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27th December 2016: CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS AT SRWS
"Christmas is the perfect time to celebrate the love of God and family and to create memories that will last forever."
-Joel Osteen
Christmas, also known as the Feast day of Christ, is celebrated every year on 25th December.This festival is celebrated as the birth anniversary of the founder of Christianity, Jesus Christ. The tradition of celebrating Christmas varies from region to region.There is aritual of visiting the church, distributing gifts, Christmas cards, feast, singing Christmas carols and songs.
With the Christmas festivities in the air, ShreeRam World School celebrated Christmas with full spirit and enthusiasm. A special assembly was conducted by the tiny tots of Pre School who enlightened everyone about the significance of this festival through a skit. The children were told about the birth of Lord Jesus and the legend of Santa Claus. The soft sound of carols permeated the air creating a heavenly ambience as children dressed like Santa Claus spread radiance of Christmas.The students of Pre Primary and class I were taken for a visit to the St. George Orthodox Church. This visit aimed to promote the spirit of respect for all religions among students. It was both an educational and sacred experience for the children. Various class wise activities such as making and decorating of Santa masks, Christmas trees, stockings, cards and wreaths and holly leaves were conducted.In keeping with the Christmas spirit, the whole school wore a festive look and was tastefully decorated.
The boundless joy of celebrating the festival was amply visible on the faces of the children especially when Santa moved around distributing sweets to them. The students thoroughly enjoyed themselves and imbibed a message of loving, caring, sharing and respecting all, as was preached by Jesus himself.
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27th December 2016: Annual Athletic Meet
"Winning is not everything, but participation and will to win is.
Sport is a preserver of health. "
-Hippocrates
Sports and athletics are an integral part of the school curriculum of ShreeRam World School, Dwarka. They not only help to develop a healthy mind in a healthy body but also help to inculcate team spirit and discipline. In sports, the participating candidate may win or lose. The student learns to accept both, victory and defeat, with grace.
With the purpose to instill sportsman spirit among students and to enhance their physical and social skills, ShreeRam World School organized its Annual Athletic Meet on 23rd December 2016. This vibrant event received overwhelming participation and enthusiasm by students who were eagerly looking forward to this day. Marking the commencement of the grand event, the athletes took an oath, pledging to uphold the spirit of true sportsmanship. The event witnessed a variety of races such as flat race, relay race and fun races like obstacle race, bib race, off to school race, shoe race, ice cream race & zumba which involved zealous participation.The day concluded with the final march past and distribution of medals. The students marched proudly with perfect synchronization in their house uniform. Head of the School, Mrs Sudha Sadangi, congratulated the winners and honored them with medals. The Winners trophy for the leading house was bagged by Nalanda house.
All the houses cheered for their favorite students creating an ambience of healthy competition. The athletic meet was a treat to the spectators as well as the participants. The values of sportsmanship and teamwork resonated in the school grounds with an energetic vibe and lovely weather.
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19th December 2016: GANIT Week
'The essence of mathematics lies in its freedom'.
-Georg Cantor
Mathematics is the cradle of all creations, without which the world cannot move an inch.Today mathematics finds a wide application, far beyond the ken of an individual. Measure of mathematics involves problem solving,number facility, automatic and logical reasoning. Mathematics helps in progression of technological innovation in day to day life. Learning mathematics helps in perception development of individuals in their daily life which help to achieve their goals in life.
Srinivasa Ramanujan, an Indian Mathematician was born on 22 December 1887. In December 2011, in recognition of his contribution to Mathematics, the Government of India declared that Ramanujan’s birth day should be celebrated every year as National Mathematics Day. With an aim to bring awareness on the contributions made by this renowned mathematician, students of ShreeRam World School celebrated National Mathematics Day and GANIT (Growing Aptitude in Numerical and Innovations Training) week.
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14th December 2016: VISIT TO GURUDWARA
Secularism and humanism are among the most powerful and ethical streams of modern civilization. Their influence is felt all across our planet. There is a need to supplement the school education with secular socialization so that the young generation learns to appreciate the global diversity.
To instillloveand respect for all religions among children, the tiny tots of Pre School and Pre Primaryof ShreeRam World School were taken for a visit to the Gurudwara on Friday, December 09, 2016.The Sikh philosophy, like other religions, focusses on the equality of all people, and is said to be summed up by Guru Nanak as, "Realization of Truth is higher than all else. Higher still is truthful living."
The chanting of the Gurubani by the Granthi filled the atmosphere with tranquility.The Granthi guided the children to follow the path of truth, kindness, purity and respect for all religions.He told them to respect and love their elders and friends. The children prayed for everyone’s well being .The visit concluded with the offering of ‘Kadha Prasad’ which the children relished.The children were very excited and happy to visit the Gurudwara with the message that all human beings are the creation of God and God has no religion.
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13th December 2016: Human Rights Day Observation
"To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity."
- NELSON MANDELA
December 10 is observed worldwide as Human Rights Day. It commemorates the day when the UN General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, whatever our nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion,
language, or any other status. We are all equally entitled to our human rights without discrimination. These rights are all interrelated, interdependent and indivisible.
Children are the future. They need to know about human rights and they must take responsibility to protect themselves and their peers. As they become aware and active in this cause, the message travels far and wide, and someday universal human rights will be a fact, not just an idealistic dream.With this view, a talk on Human Rights was conducted in ShreeRam World School. The aim of the talk was to promote awareness about human rights among the students and what we can do to improve the physical, social, cultural and spiritual well being and welfare of the vulnerable group of people globally.
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03rd December 2016: SHREERAM WORLD SCHOOL CELEBRATES ITS FIRST ANNUAL DAY
Annual Day is the most eagerly awaited occasion of celebration, felicitation and festivity, when students present not onlybrilliant performances but also receive honours for their achievements. It is a wonderful opportunity for children to identify their abilities and talents through an array of engagingprogrammes and assimilate encouraging values.
ShreeRam World School celebrated its first Annual Day on 3rd December 2016 with great enthusiasm. The esteemed dignitaries and honourable parents were cordially welcomed. Shri S.K. Sachdeva, esteemed Chairman of ShreeRam World School, was the Chief Guest for the event.The Guests of honour for the occasion were Dr R.C.Chadha (academic advisor), MrsKiranGambhir(honourable member of managing committee),Mr Anil Sachdeva (mentor, ShreeRam World School), Dr S.N. Maheshwari (academic advisor), DrNamita Sharma (Principal, Queens Valley School) and MrsSumannaDuttaSarkar (Head of Sachdeva Global School).
The auspicious occasion commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the respected chief guest, Shri S.K. Sachdeva, a leader with a dynamic personality,farsighted vision and humanitarian approach, followed by his motivational address to the audience.
The students of Class Preprimary extended a gracious and warm welcome to everyone with a bright and scintillating performance. The Head of the School, MrsSudhaSadangi, presented the annual report highlighting the major achievements of the school and the students’ performance in academics and co-curricular activities. The meritorious students in diverse fields were felicitated with trophies and certificates of appreciation.
The world is full of light patiently waiting for the younger generation to ignite the world. The famous Sanskrit invocation 'Tamso Ma Jyotirgamaya': 'Lead me from Darkness to light' was the theme for the day.
The little ones of Class Pre School, next,awakened one and all through their act on 'Education for all' with the aim to urge people to volunteer their time and efforts to educate the less fortunate children and guide them towards the path of enlightenment.
This was followed by a spectacular extravaganza presented by all the students of classes I to VII highlighting the contemporary social issues of environmental pollution and women empowerment.This stunning piece of choreography with its message captivated the audience and left them mesmerized.
The occasion concluded with a dazzling 'Grand Finale' which aimed at inspiring each and everyone present with the message that 'We can be Heroes' !The first annual day celebration was indeed a grand accomplishment for the school!
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30th November 2016: One Nation Reading Together
"Today a reader, tomorrow a leader."
- Margaret Fuller
One Nation Reading Together is an annual event organized by Scholastic India, where children in schools across the country celebrate reading as a pleasurable and enriching experience. In this fast moving world where electronic gadgets have taken over the reins, it is important to keep alive the enriching habit of reading.
All students and staff members of ShreeRam World School, Dwarka participated in the 'One Nation Reading Together' initiative on 30th November 2016. This activity was conducted with the vision to encourage children to read and learn more and ultimately lead better lives. A pleasant calm and silence descended all around since everybody was busy reading. This activity helped to encourage reading, acquaint children with new books and experience the pleasure and joy of reading together in silence. Students are sure to have benefited from this initiative to become avid readers so that they can gain from the unfathomable treasure hiding and stored in the books. Books, which are a person's best friends, do not demand anything and are always there to 'Give' –knowledge and wisdom.
Overall it was an enriching and enjoyable experience for everyone. The students returned home bursting with enthusiasm and a new found energy to get their hands on the first book that they see!
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26th November 2016: CONSTITUTION DAY
"Constitution is not a mere lawyer's document, it is a vehicle of Life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age."
- B.R. Ambedkar
Constitution Day, also known as Samvidhan Divas, is celebrated in India in honour of Dr B.R. Ambedkar, known as the architect of the Indian constitution. The Government of India has declared 26th November as Constitution Day. On this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India adopted the Constitution of India, and it went into effect on 26 January 1950.
To promote the values laid down in the Constitution among the students, ShreeRam World School celebrated the Constitution Day on 26th November, 2016. The students of classes IV-VII took the pledge by reciting the Preamble to the Constitution. The constitution of India was adopted to constitute India into a sovereign, socialist, secular,democratic, republic and to secure all its citizens justice, equality, liberty and fraternity. The teachers enlightened the students about the importance of the Indian constitution and highlighted various aspects such as the student’s commitment to respect the national flag and anthem, appreciate the ideals that inspired India's freedom struggle, promote harmony and other duties enshrined in the constitution.
This was done to honour the democracy and to spread awareness of the supreme law of the country and the living document which makes the government system work effectively.
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11th November 2016: SPECIAL ASSEMBLY ON GURU NANAK JAYANTI AND CHILDREN'S DAY
"God is one, but he has innumerable forms. He is the creator of all and he himself takes the human form."
- Guru Nanak
Keeping in view the secular ethos of the school, ShreeRam World School celebrated and rejoiced in the spirit of the festival of Guru Nanak Jayanti.Gurunanak Devji has been called "one of the greatest religious innovators of all times". He travelled far and wide teaching people the message of one God who dwells in every one of His creations and constitutes the eternal Truth. The soothing shabad 'Ek Onkar' filled the air with peace and tranquility and paved the way for a very fruitful day for all . Everyone offered prayers and sought the blessings of Guru Ji. The students were motivated to follow the path of universal brotherhood and peace and make caring and sharing their motto in life.
Also, as a tribute to 'Chacha Nehru' and his love for children, Children's Day was celebrated with immense joy, enthusiasm and splendour. The teachers conducted the assembly from singing the prayer to presenting the news and thought for the day.They dressed themselves as children and also presented a dance performance for their beloved students. This was followed by the meaningful song 'Bacche mann ke sacche' sung by a teacher expressing the love and care that the teachers shower on their students and also, how valuable a student is for his/her teacher. The excitement and enjoyment of the students was worth watching.
"There is no trust more sacred than the one the world holds with children. There is no duty more important than ensuring that they grow in peace and happiness."
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27th October 2016: Costume Parade at Shreeram World School
"Clothes make a statement. Costumes tell a story."
- Mason Cooley
Dressing up in a costume and participating in parties and parades at school is a part of the excitement for children. Fancy dress costumes are beautiful to look at too and this alone can boost a child's self-esteem and make them feel more glamourous and interesting when they wear it. The thought of being transformed into an adventurous Pirate or cackling Witch is often enough to excite any child!
A costume parade was organized for the tiny tots of PreSchool on 27th October 2016. Halloween is the time of celebration and superstition. It is celebrated on 31st October every year. Keeping that in mind, one of the themes was chosen as Halloween, to create awareness of the festivals celebrated across the world. We have all grown up watching cartoons and still remember the cartoon characters of our time. It was a delight to watch the children dressed as their favourite cartoon characters which was the second theme for the event. The Draculas and Witches dressed in their scary best left the audience astounded. It was an excellent show put up by the little ones. The children looked awesome in their creative attire and there were smiling faces everywhere. An air of anticipation and excitement could be sensed all around.
The children participated with great vigour and zeal. It was truly a delight to watch them in innovative and beautiful costumes.
The outstanding performers were:
Parth Solanki, Agam Kukreja, Manya Anand, Kinshuk Gulati, Tisya Paul, Jaanya Chawla, Alaysha Tuteja, Pranav Bajaj, Vansh Kaushal.
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24th October 2016: Pictures Speak
"A Picture is worth a thousand words"
An activity named ‘Pictures Speak’ was conducted for all the students of Class Pre Primary in order to help the children to strengthen their oratory skills and enhance their confidence. The children participated in the activity with great zeal and eagerness. They showed different pictures and spoke few lines on them with much keenness. The popular topics on which the children spoke wereHealthy and Junk Food, The Indian Army, Chhotta Bheem, My School, Trees,Fruits, Vegetables, Means of Transport, My Family etc.
The best speakers were:
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CLASS |
AADITA JAIN
HARSHUL SHARMA
NAVYA SHARMA |
RUBY |
KHWAISH CHAUHAN
AARAV GANJU
ROZLEEN KAUR |
EMERALD |
ARNAV GUPTA
SADHIKA
TANYA MISHRA |
SAPPHIRE |
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22nd October 2016: Fifa Live Your Goals Grassroots Festival
"She believed she could, so she did."
- R.S. Grey
One can think of a healthy mind only in a healthy body.Physical activities benefit all of us and in a multitude of ways – physically as well as mentally. ShreeRam World School, organized a ‘Grassroots Festival’on 22nd October 2016 for the girls of the age group 6-12 years as a part of an initiative by a FIFA led project called ‘LIVE YOUR GOALS’. Mr Scott O’Donell, Technical Director, AIFF, MsAkankshaChhibberr, Coordinator Women’s Football, AIFF and Ms Sudha Sadangi, Head of the School inspired and motivated the girls to enthusiastically indulge themselves in sports.The event was held to provide a brilliant opportunity to the girls towards development of their personality and confidence. The parents too participated in the various activities enthusiastically to cheer up the girls.
The festival encouraged to strengthen, build, boost and promote the spirit and importance of sports amongst girls. It sought to develop and increase participation of women and girls in football. The event proved to be a grand success to champion recognition and equality for women and girls and give them the opportunity to live their goals through sports.
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03rd October 2016: Navratri Celebrations at Shreeram World School
This is again that time of the year when the aroma of scented sticks fills the air, the tinkling sound of bells at temples resonates in the entire vicinity and the festive fervour exhilarates the minds of one and all. Navratri festival is the joyous way of worshipping Goddess Durga. The festival is celebrated all over the country with joy and fervour. ‘Nav’ means nine and ‘Ratri’ means night. The festival is celebrated over a period of nine nights and ten days.
Navratri festivities got underway at ShreeRam World School on 3rd October 2016 with amazing zeal amongst the children to celebrate Navratri to commemorate and invoke the blessings of Goddess Durga in her various forms. The little ones of PrePrimary Ruby organized a mesmerizing special assembly to inculcate pan-cultural values in our students and keep them connected to our roots and culture. The assembly commenced with enchanting of the shloka ‘Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu’ which was followed by a splendid skit presented by the young enthusiasts depicting the killing of Mahishasura. The victory of good over the evil and success of truth over lies was joyously celebrated. The colourful costumes and rhythmic beats added to the charisma.
The whole school resonated with joy and happiness which made for a spectacular visual treat for everyone to see and relish.
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30th September 2016: श्रीराम वर्ल्ड स्कूल के प्रांगण में हिंदी उत्सव
'हिंदी सिर्फ हमारी भाषा नहीं, भावों की अभिव्यक्ति है |'
'श्रीराम वर्ल्ड स्कूल' के प्रांगण में बड़ी उत्साह के साथ हिंदी दिवस के उपलक्ष में अनेक गतिविधियों का आयोजन किया गया| कविता वाचन, हास्य कविता, श्लोक उच्चारण, दोहो की जुगलबंदी आदि अनेक गतिविधियों में बच्चों ने अपनी कल्पना शक्ति और जागरूकता दिखाते हुए इन गतिविधियों में भाग लिया | विद्यालय के सबसे छोटे प्री-प्राइमरी और प्री-स्कूल के उभरते कलाकारों ने श्लोक उचारण तथा हास्य कविता वाचन में अपनी प्रतिभा का परिणाम दिया |कक्षा पहली और दूसरी के छात्रों ने ‘हिंदी समूहगान प्रतियोगिता’ में हिस्सा लिया , कक्षा तीसरी के छात्रों ने अपनी प्रतिभा दिखाते हुए ‘हिंदी कविता वाचन’ में भाग लिया, वहीं दूसरी ओर कक्षा चौथी के छात्रों ने ‘दोहो की जुगलबन्दी’ में अपनी तान बिठाई जहाँ रहीमदास,तुलसीदास ,सूरदास ओर कबीरदास के दोहो का उच्चारण किया गया और कक्षा पाँचवी के छात्रों ने हिंदी साहित्यकारों के बारे में ज्ञान अर्जन किया साथ ही कक्षा छठी और सांतवी के छात्रों ने अपनी कल्पनाशक्ति और अभिनयकला का परिणाम देते हुए "स्वच्छ भारत" पर एक शानदार नुक्कड़ नाटक प्रस्तुत किया | विद्यालय के नन्हे-नन्हे चमकते सितारों ने हिंदी भाषा की शान में अपना योगदान दिया तथा अपनी सजगता का परिणाम देते हुए संपूर्ण हिंदी माह विद्यालय में मनाया |
प्री-स्कूल
बेहतरीन प्रदर्शक - श्लोक उच्चारण/ हास्य कविता
| नाम |
कक्षा |
| आहाना, पार्थ, किरीत, समायरा, सार्थक, अगस्त्य, निमेष |
पिनोकियो |
| गीतिशा , ऋषिका, लक्षित, देवांश, पार्थ, शरण्या |
पीटर पैन |
| दीहर, अलायशा, देवांश, युक्ता, हृदयेषा |
फिगैरो |
प्री-प्राइमरी
बेहतरीन प्रदर्शक - श्लोक उच्चारण/हास्य कविता
| नाम |
कक्षा |
| काश्वी, हरशुल, ऐंजलिका, आदिता |
रूबी |
| रोज़लीन, आरव, आयुष, ख्वाइश |
एमरल्ड |
| आदित्य, अर्नव, साधिका, हर्षिता |
सफ़ायर |
कक्षा I & II
समूहगान प्रतियोगिता : बेहतरीन प्रदर्शक - कक्षा : डेज़ी, डेहलिया
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30th September 2016: Special Assembly on Gandhi Jayanti
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world"
- Mahatama Gandhi
In a world, torn apart by violence, terrorism, degradation of moral values and culture, escalation of materialism and degeneration of humanity, we seek love, peace, tranquility, human dignity and revival of our glorious past laden with values and ethics. What better reasons are there to remember Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the father of our nation, a great leader and an immortal soul who taught the world how to win a war in peace.
We all celebrate Gandhi Jayanti, birthday of the great leader who gave the world the invincible weapons of Truth, Non-violence and Compassion. Mahatma Gandhi always insisted on truth and non-violence as the inseparable part of humanism. The essence of Gandhi Jayanti celebration transcends far beyond commemorating Mahatma Gandhi's birth and his life. We, at ShreeRam World School, have our ideologies very closely linked with Gandhiji and his beliefs. The students of Class IV organised a special assembly to mark the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. The assembly began with a rendition of Bapu’s favourite devotional song 'Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram'. Few students recited inspiring and heart touching poems. Class III students spread awareness about the significance of keeping the environment clean and carried out a cleanliness drive under the ‘Swachh Bharat’ mission. To highlight the values and the ethics which Gandhiji strived to inculcate in the society, children were given an account of how he treated everyone equally. A short Skit on ‘Untouchables’ was presented where children conveyed the need and importance of equality. The students were also inspired to adopt the Gandhian virtues of non-violence, love, compassion and peace.
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14th September 2016: हिंदी दिवस
भाषाओँ में महान है जो
राष्ट्र की पहचान है जो
जो सरल सहज समझी जाए
उस हिंदी को सम्मान दो |
हिंदी भारतीय संस्कृति की आत्मा है | हर साल १४ सितम्बर भारत में हिंदी दिवस के रूप में मनाया जाता है | १४ सितम्बर १९४९ को हिंदी को हमारी राष्ट्र भाषा के रूप में सम्मानित किया गया था | गाँधी जी ने हिंदी भाषा को राष्ट्र को जोड़े रखने वाली भाषा कह कर संबोधित किया था | आज हमारे विद्यालय में भी हिंदी दिवस बड़े ही उत्साह से मनाया गया | स्कूल के नन्हे -नन्हे कलाकारों ने अपनी प्रतिभा दिखाते हुए हिंदी भाषा का गुणगान किया | कबीरदास और तुलसीदास के दोहों की जुगलबन्दी के साथ - साथ हिंदी की मधुर कविताओं को प्रस्तुत किया गया| 'हिंदी भाषा महान है' सुंदर गीत कक्षा चौथी के छात्रों ने प्रस्तुत किया | अंत में सभी छात्रों ने ये संकल्प लिया कि हम सब मिलकर अपनी राष्ट्र भाषा को सम्मान देंगे और सदा इसको आगे बढ़ाएंगे|
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07th September 2016: A Visit to Aeroplanet
Students of classes Pre-School to Class II of ShreeRam World School, Dwarka went on a fun and adventure trip to Aeroplanet in Sector-8 Dwarka on 7th Sep 2016. Aeroplanet was created in the year 2005 for imparting air travel safety etiquette and sports recreation to schools, colleges, groups in safe enclosed area. The children were very excited as they could have the real feel of sitting inside an Airplane. They were given information about the various safety devices and how to crawl their way out in order to evacuate the plane in case of an emergency. They were thrilled to get themselves clicked inside the cockpit of an airbus A 300 plane. The trip commenced with the children shaking a leg on various Dance numbers played by the DJ. It was a fun filled educational outing for them.
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06th September 2016: Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrations
वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय सूर्यकोटि समप्रभ ।
निर्विघ्नं कुरु मे देव सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥
Ganesh Chaturthi also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi is one of the important Hindu festivals celebrated throughout India with great devotion. Lord Ganesh, the elephant-headed son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati is revered as the symbol of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune.
The vibrant Ganesh Chaturthi Special Assembly put up by the students of Class I – Daisy on Tuesday, 6th September 2016 was spectacular not only for the beautiful stage decoration but also for the exciting performances themed to the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. The performance also highlighted the jubilations and festivities during this ten day festival commencing from Ganpati “Sthapana” to “Visarjan”. The vibrant costumes added gaiety to the wonderful performance which aptly showcased the budding talent of the little ones. The assembly started with an invocation to Lord Ganesha. The little ones had the audience applauding as they exuded remarkable confidence for their tender age.
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05th September 2016: Teachers' Day Celebrations at ShreeRam World School
The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs and pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometimes poking you with a sharp stick called 'truth'.
- Dan Rather
Teachers and the teaching profession contribute more to the future of a nation than all other professions put together. Teachers handle wet clay in the form of students and shape the future citizens who are morally correct, responsible and good human beings. India honours this creed on the 5th of September every year, the birth anniversary of the second President of India, Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.
The role of a teacher evolves as a student grows up. In primary school, a teacher has to play the role of an alternate parent with great care and understanding.
In middle school years, the teacher imparts important academic lessons along with moral and ethical values to students who are at a vulnerable age.
In high school years, the teacher begins to treat students as young adults in preparing them for the next phase of their lives.
The students of ShreeRam World School showcased a variety of performances to celebrate Teachers' Day. The celebrations began with the little ones of Class I Daffodil presenting a dance - drama through which they tried to explain that 'Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom'. The children of all the classes sang, danced and acted to thank their teachers for being a vital contributor of learning in their life and sought the blessings of the teachers. All the students participated with great zest and zeal and exhibited their talents as a treat to the teachers. To honor the teachers and show their sincere gratitude to them, a number of interesting activities were conducted in groups in all classes. Children made Teachers’ day cards and flowers for all teachers to express their love and gratitude.
Teachers are the backbone of the nation for they are like a candle that consumes itself to light the way for others. Since time immemorial, India has paid due respect to this creed known as 'Guru'. In fact, in the Rig Veda, a guru has been equated to the Supreme Being.
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30th August 2016: GoTech Activity
"Technology must be like oxygen: ubiquitous, necessary and invisible."
The impact of technology on our lives, today, is immeasurable. Technological advancements have made the world a wonderful and convenient place to live in. There is no denying of how they make our lives better and easier, especially in the fields of science, medicine and education. Technology has struggled to find its way into the classroom in manifold ways… from projectors and televisions to computer labs and student laptops. They offer an invaluable tool in education. Students like to embrace all these equipments in the ambit of modern technology.
The potential gains of learning computers at an early age are tremendous. In order to improve the analytical skills of students of ShreeRam World School, a ‘GoTech’ activity was organized for the students of Classes III-VII. Class III students were given a platform where they researched and then spoke on a relevant topic. In order to enhance the mathematical thinking skills of students of Class V, Tux Math was introduced to them. To augment the creativity of Class VI students, an e-Card making activity was done by the students. An interactive quiz for Class VII students made the learning of concepts easy and helped them to score well.
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29th August 2016: Special Assembly On India – My Pride
"Let us come together to felicitate our glorious nation and feel proud to be an Indian"
To instill a feeling of pride amongst the students, a Special Assembly was presented by the little ones of Classes Preschool and PrePrimary on the topic ‘INDIA-MY PRIDE’ on 29th August 2016 and 31st August 2016.The assembly started with the Gayatri Mantra followed by the school prayer. The Little speakers and wonders of Class PrePrimary next presented the ‘Inspirational Icons of India’ from different fields such as Olympics Silver medalist P.V. Sindhu, Olympics Bronze medalist Sakshi Malik, Wonder gymnast Dipa Karmakar, Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, India’s first Noble laurete Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, Industrialist J.R.D.Tata, Music Maestro A.R. Rahman, the first Indian woman in space Kalpana Chawla, the inspirational scientist and leader Dr A P J Abdul Kalam and others. The tiny tots also sang the stirring song “SARE JAHAN SE ACHHA” with great zeal showing their love for their country. The audience also got inspired to join and soon everyone was singing along! This was followed by a dance performance on the song “Made in India” by the charming and graceful dancers of Class PrePrimary. It was a visual treat to see the tiny tots performing on the stage. Also, it was a great opportunity for the students to appreciate the contribution made by these personalities towards the progress of India in their own way.
The little shining stars of preschool conducted the special assembly on India My Pride on 31st August. The little ones were dressed as Indian Freedom Fighters and spoke with great emotion like Bhagat Singh, Rani Lakshmi Bai, Ram Prasad Bismil and others. They sang a patriotic song Nanha Munna Rahi with great enthusiasm. This was followed by dance performances on Yeh Desh Hai Veer Jawano Ka, Suno Gaur Se Duniya Walon and Chak De India. The audience was mesmerized by the energetic performance of the tiny tots.
The Assembly concluded with valuable inputs by the Head of School, Ms.Sudha Sadangi. As the occasion was also the National Sports Day, the birthday of India’s greatest hockey star Major Dhyan Chand, she motivated the students to take active part in sports and games and maintain an active and healthy daily routine.
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24th August 2016: Janmashtami Celebrations at Shreeram World School
यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत।
अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तदात्मानं सृजाम्यहम्॥४-७॥
परित्राणाय साधूनां विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम्।
धर्मसंस्थापनार्थाय सम्भवामि युगे युगे॥४-८॥
BhagwadGita ch-4 verse 7-8
Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm in India and is a festival which encourages goodwill and togetherness. Sri Krishna is considered as the one of the most powerful human incarnations of Lord Vishnu and the purpose of his descent on Earth was to establish righteousness.
ShreeRam World School celebrated Janmashtami on 24th August 2016 by organizing a Special Assembly, visiting the Iskcon Temple, Dwarka and conducting various art and craft activities. The students of Class I-Dahlia presented a spectacular special assembly on the theme of Janmashtami. The assembly commenced with a prayer and the melodious song ‘Krishna mera superstar’ added vibrancy to the occasion. The tiny tots, adorned in the attire of Lord Krishna, Radha, village belles and cowherds presented a dance performance on ‘Shri Krishna song’ with utmost devotion and sincerity to add vivacity and liveliness to the occasion. In order to instill respect for all festivals the children of Classes Pre School and Pre Primary were taken for a visit to the Iskcon Temple, Dwarka. They also indulged themselves in the Krishna Crown Making Activity. Everyone offered prayers to the Lord and sought the blessings of the Almighty. The performance by the little ones enthralled the audience and was applauded and appreciated by everyone.
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23rd August 2016: Go Green at ShreeRam World School
"Limit your need, minimize your greed; sow a seed, let the earth breathe."
A 'Go Green'activity was organized for the tiny tots of ShreeRam World School, Dwarka on 23 August 2016. The children were taken on a Nature Walk which was followed by plantation of saplings by the little ones. Prior to planting the saplings, the children were sensitized about the importance of Plants, how to plant them and their aftercare. Children showed great enthusiasm in planting these Saplings which they knew would one day beautify Mother Earth and bless them with shade, food and fresh air. They also enjoyed singing the Rhyme:
Plant a Seed and you will see
It will grow into a tree
Give it water everyday
Sun and air
Then it will stay.
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17th August 2016: Special Assembly on Raksha Bandhan
"A flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and man cannot live without love."
– Max Mueller
'RakshaBandhan' is a festivalthat symbolizes the sister's love and prayers for her brother's well-being, and the brother's lifelong vow to protect her. This special occasion celebrates the emotional bonding when a sister ties a Rakhi – a holy thread around her brother’s wrist.She prays for his long life and the brother reciprocates with gifts, unconditional love and infinite blessings.
Students of Class I Lily organized a special assembly on Rakshabandhan on 17th August 2016. The assembly commenced with a prayer followed by an inspiring thought of the day and news headlines. The little ones recited rhymes like ‘RakhiKaTyohaar’ with passion and enthusiasm. All the children participated with great zest and zeal. The value of loving your sibling was imparted through rhymes. Dressed in beautiful ethnic clothes, the students also presented a dance performance to add liveliness and vibrancy to the occasion.The assembly was informative and highlighted the importance of celebrating our traditional festivals and cherishing the love and affection shared between a brother and a sister.
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11th August 2016: Independence Day Celebrations
"A moment comes, which comes but rarely in history, when we step out from the old to the new… India discovers herself again."
- J. L. Nehru
Gaiety and patriotic fervour marked the 70th Independence Day celebrations at ShreeRam World School on 11th August 2016. The honourable chief guest and Chairman of the school, Sh S.K. Sachdeva, unfurled the tricolor flag in the presence of esteemed dignitaries of the management committee and the school staff to commemorate the sovereignty of our nation and all in unison sang the national anthem. This was followed by a cultural programme which showcased a rainbow of programs to instill a feeling of pride of being a citizen of India.
The celebrations began with a mesmerizing performance which was a fusion of modern and traditional dance forms of India. As Indians, we should strive to safeguard India’s independence to attain greater harmony and progress. This message was conveyed in the form of a musical performance on the song ‘aao zindagi ko unnati den shaanti den’.The song highlighted the importance of peace, dedication, devotion and togetherness.
Folk Dances of India are ethnic in nature and are deeply rooted in our culture. This was depicted by a scintillating performance of the dance form, Raibenshe, one of the chief dance forms prevalent in Bengal during the social movements of India’s struggle towards independence. It is a significant form of folk martial dance which was practiced amongst the rural people showcasing the act of bravery of the royal militants.
The integration of different cultures unites the people and represents the true spirit of independent India. The graceful dancers enthralled everyone with a spellbinding performance depicting the enriched unity in India spreading the message that we should strive towards glorification of our nation.
It was indeed a day of joy, love and respect for the country and the students urged to make India a better place for Indians to live and experience the peace, harmony and unity in diversity.
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13th July 2016: Talent Show
We, at ShreeRam World School, believe that every child is special and is endowed with talents which need to be honed properly so that the child blooms into a well groomed personality. Talents are not always innate and can be cultivated and nurtured in a proper and conducive environment. Our school organizes a variety of activities for the students every now and then.
A talent show was organized for the students of Classes Preschool to Class II in the school in the month of July.There were three categories in the Talent Show namely ‘Solo Dance’, ‘Show & Tell’ and ‘Solo Song’. The students participatedin these activities with great enthusiasm. The main objective of conducting such talent shows is to bring out the hidden talents of the small kids and make them more confident of themselves. Through these talent shows, the kids also become aware of their amazing capabilities. The most important outcome of the show was that the tiny wonders themselves enjoyed a lot participating in the programme.The Head of the School, Mrs. SudhaSadangi, appreciated the efforts of the tiny tots. It was indeed a treat to watch the mesmerizing performances of the brilliant performers.
Preschool
The best dancers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| GEETISHA GUPTA/ MAIRA VOHRA |
PETERPAN |
TRICIA MEHRA/ ANAYA BHARDWAJ
SAMAIRA KHANNA |
PINOCCHIO |
| DEEHAR SHARMA/ SHANAYA DHALL |
FIGARO |
The best singers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| SHREYANSH MAGGO |
PETERPAN |
| PARTH SOLANKI / MANYA ANAND |
PINOCCHIO |
The best speakers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| TISYA PAUL / PARTH VASHISHT |
PETERPAN |
| SARTHAK GUPTA/ AAHANA THAKUR |
PINOCCHIO |
| ALAYSHA TUTEJA/ DEVANSH SRIVASTAVA |
FIGARO |
Preprimary
The best dancers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| TRIVGUN KAUR SACHAR/ MISHKA MANOCHA |
RUBY |
| JANNAT SADERA/ SADHIKA DHAR/ MOKSH ARORA |
SAPPHIRE |
The best singers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| HANIYA YADAV |
RUBY |
| OJAS BRAR |
EMERALD |
| MUDITA MALHOTRA/ ADITYA DHIMAN |
SAPPHIRE |
The best speakers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| HARSHUL SHARMA/ SAMAIRA BATRA/ AADITA JAIN |
RUBY |
| ROZLEEN/ KHWAISH/ VIDHI |
EMERALD |
| ARNAV GUPTA/ AYAAN BISWAS/ SUJEEN |
SAPPHIRE |
Class I
The best dancers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| VIHAAN/ KRITHIK/ GANNAN/ AARIKA |
DAISY |
| DHAANI/ DILPREET |
DAFFODIL |
| DIBJOT/ GURNOOR |
DAHLIA |
| MYRA KABUDWAL/ AHANA GUPTA |
LILY |
The best singers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| AANJANAY/ TANISHKA/SHREYA |
DAISY |
| SIDHANT |
DAHLIA |
The best speakers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| HEMEN/ ADITYA/ SAMAYRA |
DAISY |
| VIVAAN/ GINA/ AAKAASH/ YUVAN/ ABHIMANYU |
DAFFODIL |
| ZUNERA/ AAYANSH/ ADITYA/ HENZEL |
DAHLIA |
| TISHA/ KANAV/ KRISH/ SRAGVI |
LILY |
Class II
The best dancers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
AANAITA KAUR/ NEHAL SAHNI/ MEHAR UPPAL
YASHIKA SACHDEVA/ ISHIKA GAMBHIR |
MERCURY |
| LAVANYA MISHRA/ SRISHA SHARMA |
VENUS |
The best singer:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| ADITYA ARIBAM |
MERCURY |
The best speakers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
| ANAY KHANZODE |
MERCURY |
| DIA SINGH/ SAISHA RAVI |
VENUS |
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11th May 2016: Workshop On Disaster Preparedness And Management
We cannot stop natural disasters but we can arm ourselves with knowledge: so many lives wouldn't have to be lost if there was enough disaster preparedness.
- Petra Nemcov
Schools are generally considered to be safe havens for millions of children and the greatest socializing institutions after the family. However, the recent experiences with natural as well as man-made disasters demonstrate the need for schools to be prepared for all-hazard crisis possibilities.
To sensitize the teaching as well as the non teaching staff of ShreeRam World School in the area of disaster management and risk reduction, a workshop on Disaster Preparedness and Management was organized on 11th May 2016. It was conducted by Ms Ranjani Mukherjee, Ms Sindhuja Khajuria and Ms Rani Sahay from Geo Climate Risk Solutions. The workshop stressed on issues of preparedness, management and response mechanism. Tackling disaster risk emanating from climate variability, environmental degradation and tectonic activities is widely perceived as one of the greatest challenges faced today. The sensitization programme also emphasized on the importance of integrating safety measures and operating procedures of different departments for better co-ordination and to take measures for public awareness.
The workshop helped the audience understand various hazards locally, nationally as well as from global perspective. It emphasised on co-ordination and management, how to follow the preparedness plan and defining specific roles and responsibilities before and after disaster.
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05th May 2016: Workshops For Teachers
We live in a world where change is constant and learning never stops. The new learners need a broad range of experiences to meet the challenges of dynamic work environment. As per the guidelines of CBSE, a set of interactive and innovative workshops on a wide range of themes and subjects were conducted by certified trainers for the teachers of ShreeRam World School from 20th June to 1st July 2016. These workshops provided an enriching experience for the teachers.
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT: Each individual has a distinct persona that can be developed, polished and refined. Boosting one’s confidence, improving communication and language speaking abilities, widening one’s scope of knowledge, adding style and grace to the way one looks, talks and walks and overall imbibing oneself with positivity, liveliness and peace are various aspects which comprise of an individual’s personality. ‘Empowering through life skills’ and ‘Unleashing your potential’ by Mr Kamalneet Singh and ‘Develpoment of Interpersonal Skills’ by Ms Shoma Guha, Times NIE emphasized on grooming the creative capacity and personality traits.
THE BEAUTY OF NEWSPAPER: News develops every day and it comes to our students with the latest news and information in the form of newspaper. The newspaper can be used to enhance skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking, math, social studies and science. It expands the curriculum with an unlimited amount of information to use as background for learning activities. Keeping in mind the importance of reading newspaper, a workshop ‘Effective use of newspaper in student learning’, by Mr Ranjit Majumdar was organized to enlighten the teachers about various newspaper activities that will help students improve their skills in reading and writing.
STORY TELLING: Children have an innate love of stories. Stories create magic and a sense of wonder at the world. Storytelling is a unique way for students to develop an understanding, respect and appreciation for other cultures, and can promote a positive attitude to people from different lands, races and religions. ‘Storytelling as a tool in teaching’ by Ms Sreerupa was another workshop attended by the teachers wherein the teachers were acquainted with various ways in which storytelling can enhance intercultural understanding and communication using voice modulation, facial expressions and gestures.
GENDER EQUALITY: A workshop on Gender Sensitivity by Ms Avantika Sharma was conducted to help building a society that is rich in values and provides equal opportunities to both males and females. The skillfully planned, interactive and activity oriented workshop aimed at various practices that teachers can incorporate to bring in awareness and sensitize students as it is the need of the hour. The resource person asked the teachers to take up the issue in the class and inculcate the value of respecting each other. The teachers discussed the problems and the mental set up of some parents which sometimes serves as a hindrance and needs to be dealt with at the earliest.
MODERN LANGUAGE TEACHING: Good communication skills are indispensable for the success of any professional. It is required of any learner to have a good command of the language for communication purposes, with clarity and accuracy being vital for effective and efficient communication. A workshop on Language Lab was conducted by Tata Class Edge wherein various features of the language laboratory were discussed. A set of innovative and interactive ways of improving the four skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking were a part of the modules showcased by them.
Some other workshops that were conducted dealt with Tools and techniques of Assessment, Learning Disabilities encountered in classrooms, symptoms and remedial measures, Jodo Gyan: Numbers, Number Systems and Operations as well as Yoga for Healthy Living.
The workshops were motivational, inspiring, communicative and effective. The objective of the workshops was to share knowledge amongst teachers, to discuss strategies for effective classroom management and to motivate teachers to use creative and effective ways to deal with the students. Facilitators were motivated and showed a positive interest to adopt strategies for classroom management. It was a learning experience where all the facilitators had a participative discussion and realized the inner joy of teaching.
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02nd May 2016: Special Assembly On Eid
"Those who believe and do good, for them are gardens of bliss, to abide therein."
- (QURAN 31:8, 9)
Eid ul Fitr, the festival that upholds the spirit of brotherhood and love, and marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, was celebrated with great fervour and festivity at ShreeRam World School, Dwarka. To inculcate respect for different religions and faiths in the impressionable minds of young students, a special assembly was organised by the little ones of Class II – Mercury. The assembly commenced auspiciously with a prayer followed by an inspiring thought for the day. Dressed in ethnic costumes, the students presented a melodious song which was composed by Ms. Sakshi, the music teacher. The children acquainted us with the traditions, customs as well as the significance of the festival through poems. It reaffirmed our faith in God and also in unity and cultural brotherhood. The Assembly was quite informative for the enthusiastic audience.
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28th April 2016: Mother's Day Celebration
"The loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the love of a mother."
- -Saint Thérèse of Lisieux
Mothers are the sweetest gift from God to us. Every mother plays a great role in the growth and development of her child. She is the ultimate definition of selflessness. No relation is as strong as the one shared between a mother and a child. Mother’s Day is celebrated to honour all the mothers and express our gratitude for the hardships they bear while bringing us up.
ShreeRam World School celebrated this day with a lot of enthusiasm by organising a special assembly conducted by the students of class VII. The assembly commenced auspiciously with a prayer followed by an inspiring thought for the day. This was followed with the rendition of heartfelt poems on the magnanimous women in our lives i.e. our mothers. The sublime sensitive relationship between a mother and her child was portrayed sensitively through a dance performance on the melodious beats of the song ‘Luka Chuppi’.
The Head of School, Mrs Sudha Sadangi appreciated the efforts of the students for presenting such a heartwarming assembly and motivated the students to make the day memorable for their mothers.
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22nd April 2016: Special Assembly on Earth Day
"The environment is where we all meet; where all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share."
- Lady Bird Johnson
Earth day is celebrated to create awareness amongst people about protecting the rich biodiversity of Mother Earth; reducing air, water, nuclear, soil and land pollution; promoting alternative sources of energy like solar energy.
To sensitize the children to become the crusaders for environment conservation, ShreeRam World School, Dwarka celebrated Earth Day on 22nd April 2016. A special assembly was organized with a conscious effort to teach the young minds to develop compassion and mindfulness to protect and preserve our Mother Earth. The preceding week witnessed a variety of activities that contributed to spreading awareness amongst the children such as Best out of Waste, Slogan Writing and Poster Making. The assembly stressed on the need to curb man's greed in proceeding towards urbanization and industrialization. This message was presented in the form of a spectacular dance performance by students of class V. A meaningful Hindi poem was recited signifying the importance of planting trees by each one of us. Students took the pledge to ‘Save Mother Earth’ by singing enthusiastically in chorus the Earth Song and also shared their ideas on simple and effective ways of saving our environment.
During an interactive session, the Head of School, Mrs Sudha Sadangi urged students to keep in mind the urgent need to make positive changes to save the Earth and its resources from depleting. The event was envisaged to promote the idea of ecology, to encourage respect for life on Earth and highlight growing concerns about different kinds of pollution.
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02nd April 2016: Orientation Programme for Parents on Positive Parenting
"It’s all about new beginnings, laying solid foundations and building strong relationships."
- Jonathan Lockwood Hui
ShreeRam World School is a nurturing ground for little children where each child is a unique repository of talent. The school aims to seek new and different ways to inspire every child to become a leader for whom the guiding principles are: I can, I will.
An Orientation Programme for Parents on 'Positive Parenting' was organized on 2nd April 2016 to welcome the parents to the ShreeRam World School family and to familiarize them with the vision and mission of the school. Parents were acquainted with the facilities provided by the school, pattern of curriculum, rules and regulations, assessments and examinations, co-curricular activities, teaching methodology. The role of the school in providing equal opportunities of learning to all children coming from different strata of society was also highlighted.
The guest of honor, Dr Roma Kumar, child psychologist and trainer, enlightened the parents with valuable tips on good parenting and encouraged the parents to play a proactive role in their child's education and holistic development. She also discussed about healthy eating habits amongst children. She emphasized on the importance of spending quality time with children and the vital role of parents during these formative years.
The Orientation programme helped to outline and reaffirm the teachers' and parents’ role as partners in the progress of the child, paving the path for a healthy association.
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01st March 2016: English Story Telling Time
"The greatest art in the world is the art of storytelling."
To enhance the confidence and speaking skill of the students, ShreeRam World School organized a Story Telling Session for the students of PreSchool and PrePrimary from 1st March to 10th March 2016. The tiny tots narrated their favourite stories with a lot of enthusiasm. The session helped the students to inculcate good moral values and enhance their vocabulary. The students were encouraged to inculcate a habit of reading books.
The best story tellers:
Preprimary
| NAME |
CLASS |
| RIDHAYVIR SINGH |
PEARL |
| GANNAN DUA |
PEARL |
| VIVAAN AGRAWAL |
PEARL |
| AYAANSH KUKRETI |
PEARL |
| LAVITH ANAND |
PEARL |
| SRAGVI BHATNAGAR |
RUBY |
| RUHAANI BANGA |
RUBY |
| DHAANI SHARMA |
RUBY |
| ADITYA MARYA |
RUBY |
| KRITHIK DABAS |
RUBY |
| MYRA KABDUWAL |
RUBY |
| VIVAAN CHADHA |
EMERALD |
| SAMAYRA SHARMA |
EMERALD |
| KIAN BARMAN ROY |
EMERALD |
| KANAV SHARMA |
EMERALD |
| ANSH KAUSHAL |
EMERALD |
| GINA KHARE |
SAPPHIRE |
| SHREYA PANDEY |
SAPPHIRE |
| AAKASH SHARMA |
SAPPHIRE |
| VIHAAN MALHOTRA |
SAPPHIRE |
Preschool
| NAME |
CLASS |
| ANIKA DHOOT |
PINOCCHIO |
| NAVYA SHARMA |
PINOCCHIO |
| AADITA JAIN |
PINOCCHIO |
| HANIYA YADAV |
PINOCCHIO |
| ROZLEEN KAUR |
PETER PAN |
| AYAN SINGH |
PETER PAN |
| KRTYA MAINI |
PETER PAN |
| SAMAIRA NERWAL |
PETER PAN |
| AGASTYA PANT |
FIGARO |
| MOKSH ARORA |
FIGARO |
| AYAN SINGH |
FIGARO |
| ARNAV GUPTA |
FIGARO |
| JANNAT SADERA |
FIGARO |
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29th February 2016: Character Dramatization
"Acting gives you a story to tell, a reason to cry, And lets you for once be someone other than yourself."
Role play is the basis of all dramatic activity. The ability to step into another character’s shoes comes quite naturally to most children. Activities like Character Dramatization challenge children to develop a more sensitive understanding of a variety of viewpoints whilst sharpening their language and movement skills. By adopting a role, children can step into the past or future and travel to any location, dealing with issues on moral and intellectual levels.
A Character Dramatization Competition was held for the students of classes III to V on Monday, 29th February 2016. Children came dressed up in their favourite literary characters like Harry Potter, Anne Frank, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Sherlock Holmes, Oliver Twist, Helen Keller, Pinocchio etc. The passionate enactments were appreciated by everyone present. The Head of the School congratulated the students on their wonderful performances and encouraged them to showcase their innate talents.
The winners:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| ASHMITA SARKAR |
IV |
I |
| NORA SINGH NARU |
IV |
II |
| ROHAN NAIR |
III |
III |
| SNEHA JAIN |
V |
III |
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24th February 2016: Freestyle : Solo Dance Competition
"Of all the arts, none remains as rooted in ritual as dance."
Dance is the visual representation of the tradition, culture and music of the people. When we try to translate the vitality of our life energy into fluid moves, we dance. Every dance performance is unique as every dancer is a unique being throbbing with life.
A freestyle Solo Dance Competition was held from 24th to 26th February, 2016 for the tiny Preschoolers. The programme started with great zeal and enthusiasm. It was a treat to see the children dressed in their vibrant best and dancing like little angels on different tunes. The whole atmosphere became lively with the children cheering and clapping for their friends. All the children of Pre School and Pre Primary later enjoyed dancing on the most popular foot tapping number – ‘Bum Bum Bole’. It was a fun filled event wherein the children got an opportunity to showcase their talent.
The happiness of the children was amply evident. The performances were very much appreciated by one and all present. It was a platform to promote existing and novel talents and bring to the forefront the true form of this art. The students were also encouraged to participate more in such activitiess to enhance their talents.
The Best dancers:
PRESCHOOL
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| ANJALIKA CHANGMAI |
PINOCCHIO |
I |
| MISHKA MANOCHA |
PINOCCHIO |
II |
| KAASHVI GARG |
PINOCCHIO |
III |
| ANIKA DHOOT/AYAAN SURI |
PINOCCHIO |
CONSOLATION |
| ROZLEEN KAUR |
PETER PAN |
I |
| YUVRAJ SINGH |
PETER PAN |
II |
| SAMAIRA NERWAL/ARRNAV PANDEY |
PETER PAN |
III |
| AYUSH BHARTI |
PETER PAN |
CONSOLATION |
| AYAN SINGH |
FIGARO |
I |
| SHIVIKA UJLAYAN |
FIGARO |
II |
| RAYINA GAMBHIR |
FIGARO |
III |
| ARSH JAISWAL/JANNAT SADERA |
FIGARO |
CONSOLATION |
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23rd February 2016: English Story Telling Competition
"Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today."
Children have an innate love for stories. Stories create magic and a sense of wonder at the world. Story telling enhances the children’s vocabulary, teaches them about the world, allows them to use their imagination and creativity and increases their verbal proficiency.
To enhance the confidence and speaking skills of the students, ShreeRam World School organized an English Story telling competition on Tuesday, February 23, 2016 for the students of classes I (Daisy & Daffodil) and II (Mercury). Students from the different sections participated in the competition with great enthusiasm. These young story tellers used a variety of props to make their stories interesting and expressive. Each story concluded with moral, highlighting different values of life.
There is no better way to stir emotions than a good story. The enthusiasm and passion of the students was appreciated by the judges and the audience. Students were encouraged to inculcate the habit of reading books. It was indeed a wonderful experience for the story tellers as well as the audience.
The best story tellers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| YASH SINGHAL |
DAISY |
I |
| DIA SINGH |
DAFFODIL |
I |
| TWISHA NANDWANI |
MERCURY |
II |
| ATULYA TRIPATHI |
DAISY |
II |
| SHRAVYA RAYAPROLU |
DAISY |
III |
| MANAN RATHEE |
MERCURY |
III |
| HARI MOHAN |
MERCURY |
III |
| ADITYA ARIBAM |
DAISY |
CONSOLATION |
| AARAV SEHRAWAT |
MERCURY |
CONSOLATION |
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16th February 2016: Freestyle: Solo Dance Competition
"Dancing is like dreaming with your feet!"
Dance is a natural method for learning and a basic form of cultural expression. Children move naturally. They move to achieve mobility, they move to express a thought or feeling, and they move because it is joyful and feels wonderful. When their movement becomes consciously structured, it becomes dance.
Keeping this thought in mind, a ‘Freestyle’ solo dance competition was organized on 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th February for the tiny tots of Preprimary. Freestyle dancing involves different types of dance moves and dance steps, and leaves the dancer free to mix & match and move in any way desired. The competition started with great zeal and enthusiasm. The small wonders came dressed up in colourful costumes and enthralled the stage with their outstanding performances. Children even made use of interesting props like hats, colours, flags and sticks. The happiness of the children was amply evident with applause and appreciation. The Head of the School appreciated the performance of the children and also encouraged them to participate more in such competitions to enhance their talents.
The Best dancers:
PREPRIMARY
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| GANNAN DUA |
PEARL |
I |
| DILPREET KAUR |
PEARL |
II |
| RIDHAYVIR SINGH |
PEARL |
III |
| VIVAAN AGARWAL |
PEARL |
CONSOLATION |
| DHAANI SHARMA |
RUBY |
I |
| ROHAN NARANG |
RUBY |
II |
| MYRA KABDUWAL |
RUBY |
III |
| AARINI PATHAK |
EMERALD |
I |
| VIVAAN CHADHA |
EMERALD |
II |
| KIAN BARMAN ROY |
EMERALD |
III |
| AARIKA PATHAK/VIHAAN SHUKLA |
EMERALD |
CONSOLATION |
| DIBJOT KAUR |
SAPPHIRE |
I |
| SIDHANT TIWARI |
SAPPHIRE |
II |
| VIHAAN ANTIL/ SAANJH GUPTA |
SAPPHIRE |
III |
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16th February 2016: Health Talk by Yakult
"It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver"
Members from Yakult Danone India Pvt. Ltd. visited Shreeram World School, Dwarka on 16 February 2016 to conduct a ‘nutrition based’ workshop for classes II – V. It was an informative and healthy session in which the working of the Human Digestive System was demonstrated through a model brought from Japan. They also enlightened the students with some facts about our digestive system like the length of the intestines, time taken for food to travel from the mouth to the stomach etc. A presentation on Good and Bad bacteria explaining about probiotics was shown. A fun- filled animated movie ‘Little Hero’ was shown which depicted how one can build immunity. A healthy digestive system is the key to good health and longevity. The importance of probiotics to fight against harmful bacteria was also shown in the video. Samples of Yakult were distributed amongst the students and teachers. It was a good learning experience for our students.
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12th February 2016: Special Assembly On Basant Panchami
या कुन्देन्दुतुषारहारधवला
या शुभ्रवस्त्रावृता
या वीणावरदण्डमण्डितकरा
या श्वेतपद्मासना।
According to the Hindu calendar, BasantPanchami falls during the PurvahnaKaal on the PanchamiTithi. Basant means ‘spring’and Panchami means ‘the fifth day’.BasantPanchami is celebrated on the fifth day of spring.
On the auspicious day of BasantPanchami, ShreeRam World School came together to seek the blessings of MaaSaraswati – the Goddess of knowledge, music, art and culture. The day is all about prosperity, energy and enlightenment.Invoking the Goddess of Learning and celebrating the onset of spring, the programme commenced with the chanting of shlokas. The children were enlightened about the relevance of this festival and theimportance of Goddess Saraswatiin their lives. The students of class III sang a melodious song - MaaSaraswatiSharde.
The auspicious ceremony concluded with pupils offering pushpanjali and seeking the blessings of the goddess of learning to bestow them with the power to overcome any obstacle in their path towards their goals.
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22nd January 2016: MS Paint Activity
MS Paint or Microsoft Paint is a simple computer graphics program which has become one of the most widely used applications for very simple image manipulation tasks. It is used to teach students the basics of painting software. Many sophisticated graphics software applications (such as Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop) use the same basic principles that can be learned using MS Paint.
In order to enhance the imaginary skills and proper usage of mouse, regular guidance is provided to the students to learn and create various shapes and pictures in MS Paint. An MS Paint Activity was conducted for Classes I and II on 22nd January 2016 in which they made colourful designs. The children were completely engaged and had fun while making simple drawings and colouring them with their imagination.
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