Hindi Declamation Competition

THOUSANDS HAVE LIVED WITHOUT LOVE NOT ONE WITHOUT WATER.

The oratory skills of the students of class II, were honed through a Hindi Declamation Competition on the topic Jal Hi Jeevan Hai on 25.11.2016(Friday). The young orators emphasized on the pressing need to conserve water which is essential for all the dimensions of life. The water cycle and the life cycle are one, light was thrown upon this thought too. So, before the well dries up, we must understand the importance of every drop of water. The efforts of all the participants were applauded by the Director Academics who also encouraged the students to conserve water.

Visit to an old age home

" Respect your elders

Learn from the people who 

have walked the path before you............"

The senior population, with its life experience, possesses an incredible amount of strength, wisdom and knowledge. The young learners of Pre Primary were taken to an Old Age Home: Vanprastha in Rohini on 17.11.16 (Thursday) to sensitize them for the same. They offered them respect and sought their blessings. Through their songs and dance performances, the students entertained those elderly people. The dwellers of the old age home also embraced students with their open heart and showered their blessings. 

Children's Day

Children's Day was celebrated by the students of Nursery Department to mark the birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru on 11.11.16 (Friday).  The main purpose of this day is to encourage the welfare of children , who are the bright future of our country. So , to make this day joyful for them , various activities were conducted for them. The students of Pre School and Pre Primary enjoyed colouring competition , whereas , the students of class I had a great time with Clay Modeling which proved to be fun filled learning . All the teachers also wished for their superior education for a blissful life ahead.

Gurudwara Visit

"God is one, but he has innumerable forms.

He is the creator of all and He himself takes the

human forms"

The students of class Pre School visited Gurudwara Nanak Piao  on 03.11.16 (Thursday). Sitting calmly in front of Guru Granth  Sahib, they learnt the importance of praying. The Gurupurab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji is round the corner and hence it was great opportunity for them to know about the founder of Sikhism. They also relished the sacred Kada prasad. The fishes in the holy pond was another attraction for them. The visit was truly an enlightening for them.

     

Clay Moulding

'Creativity is  as natural  and necessary for children as fresh air and sunshine'.   

A Clay Moulding activity was conducted for the students of Pre school  on 18 October 2016 (Tuesday). It was the perfect platform for the creative minds to meet their colourful desire and fantasy needs. Children worked wonders using clay and made various animals like elephant, octopus, snake, caterpillar and many other colourful animals and brought the theme 'Animals' alive.

Visit to Gandhi Smriti

'Be the change that you wish

to see in the world.' - Mahatma Gandhi

On 15 October 2016 (Saturday), the students of class I visited Gandhi Smriti, formerly known as 'Birla Bhavan' a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. It is the place where he spent the last 144 days of his life. Students, contemplated and honoured various exhibits associated with Gandhiji's life and death in that multimedia museum. Through this visit students got a better insight into the life of the 'Mahatma' who believed in non-violence. They appreciated completely modern and sophisticated interactive exhibits and assimilated Gandhiji's message of simplicity, truth and non-violence, 'My life is my message.'

Old Age Home Visit

                              'Listen to your elder's advice,

                               Not because they are always right,

                               but because they have more

                               experience being wrong.'

Students of class II were taken to 'Vanprastha' old age home Sec-16, Rohini on 01.10.16 (Saturday) to celebrate International World Elderly Day. They understood and appreciated senior citizens' role in the society. They entertained them with their jokes and dance performances. A cake and various gifts were presented to them. The visit certainly made them realize our duty and responsibility towards such people.