Scholastic and co-scholastic activities have an equal importance for the all round development of the child. Keeping this in mind, we at Sachdeva Global School conducted an Inter Class Fancy Dress Competition on the theme “I AM AN INDIAN” for the students of Buds. The purpose of conducting the competition was to develop confidence in the students by giving them an opportunity to get on the stage and speak in front of an audience. The students dressed up in their colourful costumes and depicted their role models like Laxmi Bai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Ram Prasad Bismil, Bharat Mata, a fighter pilot and a soldier etc. The tiny tots looked smart and they spoke beautiful sentences about the character that they depicted. The effort and hard work of the students was highly commendable. 

The results of the competition were as follows:

Sachdeva Global School believes in the holistic development of the children and inculcates in them the streak to excel in all fields. Yoga also forms an integral part of the school curriculum.

Inter House Yoga Competition for classes III – V under  SUB JUNIOR CATEGORY was conducted on 14 August  2019 in school premises. Four students from each house participated and gave a tough competition to the other teams showcasing a great team spirit. Students moved from one pose to another effortlessly and seamlessly. It was a great delight to see the participants perform various asanas with so much agility.         

Results:

First Position-Harmony House
Second Position-Pride House
Third Position -Glory House

Appreciation is better shown than told. Each student is special and they deserve appreciation for what they are good at. 

A certificate distribution assembly was conducted on 13th August’19 to facilitate the winners of various competitions held for the classes BUDS to II in the month of July. The winners were given certificates for ‘Colouring Competition’ held for Buds, ‘Tearing and Pasting Competition’ held for Blooms, ‘Pot Decoration Competition’ held for Class I and ‘Poem Recitation Competition’ held for Class II.

The assembly was concluded by Pre Primary Incharge Ms. Mitali Sehrawat, who also congratulated all the winners and encouraged them to do well in their future endeavours.

"Creativity doesn't wait for that perfect moment. It fashions its own perfect moments out of ordinary ones." -- Bruce Garrabrandt

In this light a Camel Art Contest was organized on 09 August 2019, for classes III to V. The students showcased their creativity by drawing and painting on the given topics. The topic for class III & IV WAS “LETS MAKE LEARNING FUN” wherein, the topic given to class V was “GUARDIANS OF OUR NATION (INDIAN ARMED FORCES- ARMY/NAVY/AIRFORCE)”.

All the students participated enthusiastically and showcased their imagination in a creative and artistic way.

‘A good friend is like a four-leaf clover; hard to find and lucky to have.’

Friendship is like a sapling of plant which grows by time and matures to become a tree of strong bond of mutual affection and care.  It should always be kept away from the termites of ego and self-respect so that the fruits of friendship can make our lives sweeter and healthier.

Elaborating more on this special bond called ‘Friendship’, the students of class I-E presented a wonderful assembly on the topic ‘Friendship- The Greatest Healing Therapy’. The students beautifully delivered their thoughts on friendship by taking famous example of the eternal bond of friendship between Lord Krishna and Shri Sudama, which did full justice to the topic, landing them a handsome applause.

This was followed by a rhythmic and melodic poem recitation by students, acknowledging the importance of friendship. The assembly was concluded with giving birthday wishes to the students.

Recreation is an important part of life and movies provide the avenue. From the moment we indulge in watching a movie, we are transformed into a new world where our mind is at ease and we have an exhilarating experience. In order to give a recreational break to the students from their daily routine, a movie show was organized by Sachdeva Global School for the students of classes BUDS & BLOOMS. They were accompanied by their class teachers to watch the movie- THE LION KING.

The plot follows Simba, a young lion who must embrace his role as the rightful king of his native land following the murder of his father- Mufasa, at the hands of his uncle- Scar.

The students thoroughly enjoyed the movie and the refreshments. The excitement was evident on their faces. It was indeed a wonderful and refreshing experience.

An Inter Class Sudoku Competition was held for students of classes III - V on 31st July, 2019. The quintessential Sudoku is much more than just a grid if numbers, it helps in sharpening the mind. Sudoku is a logic based number placement puzzle. Students solved the Sudoku with lot of interest and thinking. One student from every section was selected through a preliminary round of Sudoku. In the final round Arnav Phogat of III C, Ankush Pal of IV A and Suvan Patra of V C were  the winners from every class. The winners will be awarded in the coming assembly. 

The musical and rhythmic words of the poetry are enjoyed by the students. They enjoy the beauty of thoughts, feelings, expressions, and rhyming in the poem. Taking this as a consideration, we provided the students of Class II with an opportunity to exhibit their talent and recite poems on the topic- ‘TREES: OUR GREEN FRIENDS’ in the Poem Recitation Competition. The final round of this competition was conducted on 31 July 2019. The children came up with different poems and recited them with great zeal and enthusiasm. This competition was a stepping stone for the young students to develop their verbal skills and to boost their confidence. Students were judged on the parameters like pronunciation, fluency, content, confidence, voice modulation, props and costume. All the students were appreciated for their confidence and wonderful performances.

The results of the competition were as follows: 

“Family gives the roots to stand tall and strong.”

 A family is the first institution in which child receives the basic values of life. It provides the framework for emotional, financial and material support for child’s growth and development. Family gives us the strength we need to get through the bad times and celebrate the good ones. Stressing on the importance of the same, the students of class I-D presented an assembly on the topic ‘Family is strength’ on 30 July 2019. The students spoke about each family member and their importance in our lives. This was followed by a beautiful dance performance on the song ‘Together we are a family’. The students enthralled everyone with their energetic performance. The assembly was concluded with giving birthday wishes to the students.

We organised our “Annual School Exhibition", on July 27, 2019. Every year students of classes 3-9 showcase their creativity and knowledge through different models that they make as part of their holiday’s homework. This year was no different and students came forward in large numbers to display their exhibits on topics related to Mathematics, Science, Computer Science, Robotics, Social Science and even languages such as Sanskrit and French. 

Almost 200 models were up on display in the school’s auditorium. Students had designed and created innovative pieces to display basic concepts such as – the solar villages, parts of the human anatomy, plant and animal cell, laws of reflection of sound and light, electro-magnetic cells, practical applications of a dynamo, etc. These models are a clear indication of how well the STEM methodology has been integrated into our curriculum. 

Students were seen explaining these exhibits with great enthusiasm and vigour.

Closely followed by science, were some beautiful exhibits from the field of Mathematics, Social Science, French and Sanskrit. Models exhibiting the Indus valley Civilization, landscapes, TGV train systems, the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre- were the main attractions in these sections.  These exhibits were an amazing recreation of their real objects. The Sanskrit department presented exhibits on social themes such as pollution and on informative topics such as the zoo, India Nobel Prize winners, planets, gurukulam, famous Indian personalities in different fields  etc.

The Computer Science and the Robotics section continued to display more innovative stuff this year. Students of class VII presented models on innovative futuristic technologies and artificial intelligence. The students also displayed programmable bots and a prototype of the home automation solution.

This year “Digital Designing&3D Printing” was a new introduction to the IT section. Students of the club, have been able to design innovative objects in a short span of just 2 months. Some of their projects were on display during the exhibition. 

Our school believes in learning by doing and observation and this year’s “Annual School Exhibition” was indeed a display of our school’s vision to imbibe creativity, scientific methodology and engineering into our teaching scheme.

Students of class IX-C conducted morning assembly on July 25, 2019. The theme for the assembly was 'Health - state or a way of life. ‘The students through their assembly wanted to emphasize on healthy lifestyle and good hygiene habits. The foundation of success is good health and basis of happiness. Subsequently, a person cannot accumulate a fortune being sick hence, a calm mind brings inner strength and self-confidence. 

With this theme, the assembly began with the thought for the day by Khushi. Samridhi and Geetanjali were the anchors for the assembly. The thought was then followed by the International news by Aniket, National news by Rudra, School news by Yagyan, sports news by Harsh and weather by Niel.

Gauri, Rashi, Archie along with the students covered the importance of healthy eating habits and the ill-effects of the junk food, environmental cleanliness and importance of health and physical education through an enthralling enactment.

The assembly concluded with the birthdays of the week.

To commemorate the 20th Anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas, Sachdeva Global School organised various activities from 25th-31st July, 2019 for Classes VI-VIII. 

The students were made aware of the historic Kargil war through a video depicting its history and the various challenges faced by our soldiers. Various activities like poster making, debates, painting competition and essay writing competition were organised. The activities helped in instilling a patriotic fervour and respect for our soldiers. 

The students were impressed to know about the strategic and tactical techniques used by our Army, the self-imposed national strategy of restraint in keeping the war limited to Kargil-Siachen sectors, and the display of courage and determination by our jawans in the Kargil War. Thus, the activity was able to fulfil the theme of this year’s celebration-‘Remember, Rejoice and Renew’.The students 'remembered' the martyrs, by revisiting the sacrifices and instilling pride and respect among them, they 'rejoiced' by celebrating the victory in Kargil and they 'renewed' the resolve to safeguard the honour of the tricolour.

It is said that the nature is man’s best friend.  With the intend of strengthening the bond of tiny tots with nature, a ‘Pot Decoration’ competition was organised on the theme ‘Each One Plant One’ for the students of class-I on 24 July 2019. 

During the competition students displayed their creativity by decorating the earthen pots using colours and different decorative materials.The students participated with great zeal and enthusiasm which filled the atmosphere with the spirit of mirth, happiness and love.

The winners were selected on the basis of creativity, neatness and overall presentation. The competition gave the students an opportunity to showcase their talent. The work of each and every student was acknowledged and appreciated.

 The results of the competition were as follows.

‘We are what we eat.’

Good nutrition is necessary for living a healthy life. Eating healthy food assists a person in enhancing the physical and mental well-being. There’s a saying ‘old habits die hard’ but for the sake of our health, it is necessary to discard old bad habits and adapt the good ones. 

To enlighten us more on our eating habits class I-C conducted a morning assembly on the topic ‘EAT RIGHT- SAY GOODBYE TO JUNK BITES’ on 23rd July 2019. The students delivered their thoughts on the importance of eating healthy food and the disadvantages of junk food. This was culminated by spectacular dance performance on healthy food versus junk food using beautiful props. It was an informative assembly that inspired everyone to eat right and thrust aside the unhealthy lifestyle. The assembly concluded with giving birthday wishes to the students.

National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is a national-level scholarship program in India to identify and recognize students with high intellect and academic talent. To prepare strategies for this prestigious exam, the school had organized a workshop for the students of class X.

The resources person Mr. Deepak Sing, from Narayana academy, was the key speaker of the day he is preparing students for the past 12 years for various Olympiad examinations, NTSE, JSTSE and KYPY. He made the students aware about exam pattern and preparation for different sections. He also discussed various short cut methods to deduce answers and gave a hand-on-experience for solving questions from the Mental Ability Section. Overall, It was an enriching experience for all the learners.

The orientation program for the parents of Class X & XII was held on Saturday, 20 July, 2019 in the School Auditorium. Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar, the Head of School detailed parents about the challenges of upcoming session, academics and ways to facilitate the learning process. She threw light on the concerns like punctuality, dress code, use of social media, homework, attendance, importance of reading books and newspaper.

She also deliberated upon the Parent-Teacher Relationship and emphasized on bridging the gap between parents, teachers and children. She also urged the parents to be active in communicating with the teachers and be more appreciative of their children.

Subsquently, a detailed presentation was also put forth the regarding the examination pattern, new scheme of evaluation, internal and external assessments along with their weightage .She also talked about the importance of maintaining notebooks and parameters on which the child will be assessed in the coming session.

This orientation program concluded with an interaction between parents and principal which was very fruitful also, the queries raised by parents were duly answered by the head of school.

An Inter- House Chess Competition was conducted in Sachdeva Global School. The competition was held at two levels i.e. III-V and VI-VIII. The students participated with full enthusiasm and zeal. Two students from each house participated in the competition. The students portrayed their talent and Chess skills. They showcased an enthusiastic performance with Concentration. The results of the competition are as follows-

RESULTS: Classes (III-V)

First Position -Harmony House

Second Position -Peace House

Third Position -Pride House

RESULTS: Classes (VI-VIII)

First Position -Harmony House

Second Position -Glory House

Third Position -Pride House

Report: Inter House Table-Tennis Competition-2019

An Inter- House Table-Tennis Competition was conducted in Sachdeva Global School. The competition was held for classes III-V. The students participated with full enthusiasm and interest. Best students from each house participated in the competition. The students portrayed their talent and skills. They showcased an excellent performance. 

The results of the competition are as follows-

First Position -Peace House

Second Position -Pride House

Third Position -Glory House

A plantation drive was carried out by the students of the Science and Environment club on 19thjuly as a part of celebrating Van Mahotsav with an aim to spread awareness about the significance of plantation to general public. 

The students as well the teachers planted saplings along the Master Plan Road Number 205 with the help of DDA, Axis Bank and Paramarthi, an NGO working on cleanliness of the city.

Students holding posters, banners and placards displaying pro-environment slogans urged the public to plant trees and save environment.

The students pledged to take care of the planted saplings in future and make the environment greener and healthy for all.

Van Mahotsav is an annual tree-planting festival, celebrated in the first week of July across India. This movement was initiated in the year 1950 by India’s then Union Minister for Agriculture, Kulapati Dr. K.M. Munshi .

This festival spreads the awareness among people and portrays the need of planting and tending of trees, as trees are one of the best ways to prevent global warming and reduce pollution.

To spread awareness about the importance of trees, students of class I-A conducted the morning assembly on ‘Let’s plant life – Celebrating Van Mahotsav’ on 18 July 2019. The students used props and slogans to highlight the vitality of trees. Students also laid emphasis to plant, nurture and conserve trees. Thereafter, a poem titled ‘Aao Paed Lagaye Hum’ was recited by the students.

The assembly was concluded by Primary Incharge Ms. Mitali Sehrawat, who also emphasised upon the importance of planting trees and encouraged students to save Mother Nature.

“We will not remember the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends” Marthin Luther rightly quoted. With this thought the students of class IX-B presented the class assembly on 18th July 2019 on the theme ‘Silence is consent”.

They emphasized on how ‘Silence’ shows that you are agreeing to the wrong things happenings around you.

Angeera and Vannya were the comparers for the day. The thought of the day was presented by Krish, followed by International News by Sanskar, National News by Prince, School news by Pushkar, Sports News by Tanmay.

The students presented a skit on the theme “Silence is consent” With the help of various situations they emphasized the fact that keeping quite has contributed to significant increase in crimes in our society. The skit was followed by a self-composed poem by Anshika.

The students also presented a mime on the same theme which focused on the fact that knowingly people remain silent since they find it to be the easiest action.

To awaken all the students of the school an inspiring and thought provoking speech was delivered by Lamha on how everyone should raise a voice against any injustice happening either to oneself or any other.

Finally Ujjwal and Raghav announced all the birthdays of the week and wished them all a happy and prosperous life ahead.

To enhance the creativity of the little ones a colouring competition on the theme ‘Shapes’ was organized for class Buds on 17 July 2019. The little ones were given a worksheet with a picture of an engine with different shapes on it. Children enjoyed this colouring activity where they were able to portray their imagination, choice of colours and creativity. They were free to use the colours of their choice. Winners were selected on the basis of neatness, strokes, choice of colours and overall presentation.

The results of the competition were as follows:

NAME	CLASS /SEC	POSITION
RUHI	BUDS-A	FIRST
SHANAYA RANA	BUDS -A	FIRST
MAANVI AGARWAL	BUDS-A	SECOND
REYA AGGARWAL	BUDS-A	THIRD
VANSHRI GANGWAR	BUDS-A	APPRECIATION
VIHAAN GARG	BUDS-B	FIRST
ARYAN KUMAR	BUDS-B	SECOND
NAMOSTU SAMEER DEOLEKAR	BUDS-B	THIRD
RAVYA VERMA	BUDS-B	APPRECIATION
HARSHEEL	BUDS-C	FIRST
AASHVI TYAGI	BUDS-C	SECOND
SIDDHARTH BACHHRAJ	BUDS-C	THIRD
ANANYA SHUKLA	BUDS-C	APPRECIATION
ABHISHA SHARMA	BUDS-D	FIRST
INAYA TYAGI	BUDS-D	SECOND
NISHU	BUDS-D	THIRD
KRIYANSH PRASANNA BARUAH	BUDS-D	APPRECIATION

Children love to tear paper from an early age and we can use that love for tearing paper intelligently and creatively. Therefore, a tearing and pasting competition was organised for the students of BLOOMS on Wednesday, 17 July 2019. Our children skilfully tore coloured papers and pasted them in a picture of a house. The objective was to strengthen their fine motor skills and to enhance their aesthetic sense. It gave us immense pride to see the little hands working so efficiently. The students also enjoyed themselves immensely while doing this paper art. It was challenging for the judges to select the best entries.

The winners of the competition were:

Yoga is a panacea for having energetic, positive, spiritual awakened and healthy life, which originated in ancient India. Yoga asanas helps in bringing the mind, body and soul into a meditative state which in turn offers overall harmony and contentment to a person. To tell us more about yoga and its benefits, the students of class I-B presented an informative assembly on the topic ‘Yog – A path to heal body and mind’ on 16 July 2019. 

The students told about the importance of yoga in our lives and gave description about the different type of asanas and their effectiveness, along with the presentation of the respective poses. It was indeed a treat to witness the flexibility levels of our tiny tots while performing arduous asanas. The assembly was well appreciated by all and concluded with giving birthday wishes to the students.

Nabha Sparsham Deeptam (The Glory that touches the sky) is the motto of the Indian Air Force which has been taken from eleventh chapter of the Gita, the discourse given by Lord Krishna to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra during the Great War of Mahabharata. The Indian Air Force aims to overwhelm the adversaries with application of aerospace power in defence of the nation. The IAF complements of personnel and aircraft assets which ranks fourth amongst the air forces of the world. Its primary mission is to secure Indian airspace and to conduct aerial warfare during armed conflict.

Sachdeva Global School organized a career counseling workshop on 11 July about “Career prospects in the IAF” for the students of classes IX-XII which was followed by a motivational talk and a live experience of flying to our students in a Volvo IPEV vehicle with simulators.

This career counselling workshop was about discussing avenues in the tri services and Para-military, it was in continuation to the series of workshops organized by the head of our school, Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar in the month of May this year.

The key speaker of the day was Wing Commander Sneha Singh who is posted at ‘DISHA’ which is the publicity cell at Air headquarters, New Delhi. Accompanying her wasWing Commander K. Vikram Kumar and Group Captain GR Sharma who along with the other members of the IAF assisted the school in broadening our ideas about various avenues in the IAF.

Overall, it was an enriching learning experience which motivated our students to serve the nation. The key speakers engaged the audience and inspired them to fly higher.

The session ended with the vote of thanks which was presented by the Head of School and as a token of appreciation a memento along with the school magazine was presented to the officers.

The school also received a memento from the IAF for inspiring young people to join the services and serve not just their mother but also their motherland. 

On 11th July 2019, the morning assembly was presented by class IX A. The title of the assembly was ‘Population-the biggest challenge today’.

11th July is observed as the ‘World Population Day’. Through this assembly the students tried to highlight the positive and negative aspects of population growth. Population growth is the root cause of many problems affecting the tree of humanity. All of the global problems that we face today is perhaps the result of too many people using too much of our planet’s finite, non-renewable resources.

The assembly began with the thought of the day, presented by Khushi. Anushka read out the national news and Mohit presented the international news. The sports news, school news and weather report was presented by Ronit, Arpit and Birjit respectively. Ayush Bhardwaj, Ayush Choudhary and Ishwari gave speech on different aspects of population growth. The assembly ended with the announcement of birthdays of the week by Lucky and Mahid.

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As a part of our ongoing process of giving our students educative experience in the form of excursions and trip, SGS organized a visit for Class X to Kiran Nadar Gallery of Modern Art, Saket, Delhi on 05 July 2019. The visit proved to be a great way to arouse curiosity in the minds of school students and was a thrilling and motivating experience.

It’s the first private museum of art exhibiting Modern and contemporary works from India that aims to exemplify the dynamic relationship between art and culture through its exhibitions, publications, educational, and public programs.

The students were shown an informative presentation on the life and works of the artist in focus: Ms. Arpita Singh with her theme Submergence: In the midst of here and there. There after the students took a tour of the gallery, which helped them understand the significant trajectories and the core collection which highlights a magnificent generation of 20th century Indian painters from the post-Independent decades.

The motifs of feminism and war time issues were quite profound in her painting which grabbed the attention of the students instantly and they thoroughly enjoyed being part of it.

Sachdeva Global School organized a workshop for class XI and XII commerce students on 4 July 2019 on the Topic- Social responsibility of business and marketing management

The resource person Mr. Sandeep from Pratham Group of Institutes, Dwarka conducted a three hour workshop which was held in the school, it was an educative and enlightening experience. Mr. Sandeep, was able to manage the class environment/discipline while being jovial and friendly.

He discussed topics such as Social Responsibility of Business and Marketing Management related to classes XI and XII respectively. An interactive session consisting of games, one to one interaction and 100% involvement was enjoyed by the students. He inspired the students to read on diverse topics related to business ethics, sales promotion, advertising among others at the same time he reinforced the idea of employing varied learning methodologies. Overall, it was a holistic learning experience which students liked and appreciated.

If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got.                                                                                                                                     ~~Tony Robbins

By understanding the needs that shape your behaviour, you are able to control your life effectively, and even learn how to create new patterns that lead to lasting fulfillment. In this light, a workshop on “Why We Do What We Do?” was organized by Mr. Kamalneet Singh from “PROMISE” on 28^th June.

The session was initiated with the guest telling the audience that whatever emotion you’re after, whatever goal you pursue – whether it’s setting up a business, getting married, raising a family or travelling the world – there are six basic universal needs that drive all human behaviour.

The point was further proved by involving the audience and sharing their experiences. Every single person in this world has these same six needs, but each of us value and prioritize these needs in different ways. This is what becomes the driving force behind why we do what we do and gives direction to our lives. The workshop was an enriching experience and made the audience realize that it is the moments of decision that shapes our destiny.

Enlightenment, joy and peace can never be given by others, its within oneself.

A workshop on inducing innate qualities was organized for the teachers of Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka. Sister Kamla was invited to address the gathering.

The workshop began with a meditation session which provided peace of mind. Then Sister Kamla spoke about the importance of positive thinking stating that when one is positive, it not only makes one better, but it also makes those around better.

Stressing on the fact that attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference, Sister Kamla talked about developing empathy, humility, and establishing a relationship between human beings and the environment. In the end, the teachers discussed their personal experience where they got an opportunity to open their hearts to the audience which enriched their values.

‘God could not be everywhere, so He created mothers.’

A mother has a very special place in the heart of her child. She takes care of her children and plays a great role in their lives from giving birth to making them a good human being. We cannot count our mother's contribution in our lives however we can say big thanks and give a lot of respect and love to her. Every year, there is a day set aside to thank our mother. It is called Mother’s day. It is a day dedicated to all the mothers to honor the motherhood. It is celebrated every year on second Sunday of May. In order to celebrate this wonderful occasion, the students of class II - E presented an assembly on the topic ‘MY MOTHER- MY WORLD’ on 14th May 2019. The students spoke about the unconditional love that a mother gives to her child and how she nurtures them through the stages of their lives. They recited a beautiful poem also.

Thereafter, certificates were given away to the winners of “Collage Making Competition- Using Natural Waste” held for the students of class II.

An Inter House Electro Band Competition was held in our school on Wednesday where students from different houses mesmerized the audience with their skilful play of various musical instruments like guitar, drums, tambourine and piano.

These competitions are an integral part of the school curriculum as they provide an opportunity to the students to explore their innate talents as well as display their musical abilities. Each house had a main vocalist, choir, pianist, drummer and guitarist. They presented a beautiful amalgamation of delightful songs on the tunes of various instruments.

Music was in the air throughout the programme. It was fascinating to witness all the four houses put up quite a magnificent performance. Participants were profusely complimented by our respected Principal Ma’am on their stellar performance. The result was announces at the end of the programme and on the basis of cumulative score of all the four houses, Harmony house was declared the winner while there was a tie between Pride and Peace house for the second position. Glory secured the third position.

The winners and their mentors were congratulated and appreciated for the hard work.

To do our bit on saving nature, a Collage Making Competition was organized for the students of class II using natural waste materials on 8^th May 2019. Waste material is something that is thought to be of no use and all of us have a tendency to discard it. But the young minds of class II using their creativity and imagination made a good use of these waste materials. They created beautiful collages using natural waste materials like dried leaves and flowers, fruits and vegetables peeling, peanut shells, pista shells, coconut shell and pencil shavings etc. It was an intra-class competition which made the students realize how they can put waste material to use and it is not just something which needs to be discarded. The competition gave the students an opportunity to showcase their talent and from each class best collages were selected, and the work of each and every student was appreciated. 

The results of the competition were as follows: 

'Hard work is the key to success' is a well-known adage. Everyone wants to be successful in their life but only a few become successful. The reason of most of the failures in life is the absence of hard work. Students of class II-D conducted the morning assembly on the topic 'Hard work is the key to success' on Tuesday, 7^th May 2019. Young students presented the famous examples of Mahatma Gandhi, Albert Einstein, Sachin Tendulkar and Amitabh Bachchan that they struggled hard throughout their lives to achieve their goals. Every successful person in history has worked hard to gain fame, however we must also work hard to be successful in our own eyes. Then an inspiring poem ‘Koshish karne walo ki kabhi haar nahi hoti” was also presented by students of II D. At the end, students presented a dance on this theme with colorful props in their hands. It was a wonderful assembly that inspired everyone present there to realize that success is a reward for hard work. The assembly concluded with giving away of certificates to the winners of “Coloring Competition” of class Blooms and “Poem Recitation Competition- The Earth Of My Dreams” of Class I.

Students of Class X-C presented the class assembly on 2^nd May 2019 on the theme ‘Technological Advancement- boom or doom’.

“Technology is like that matchstick, a tool, which on its own has no use. It’s when someone owns it that it becomes a boon or a bane”. With this thought the students of class X-C emphasized on how technology has both pros and cons.

Aviral and Prashi were the comparers for the day. The thought of the day was presented by Palak, followed by International News by Kashvi, National News by Tanishka, School news by Prerna, Sports News by Winsome and Weather Report by Prathana.

The students also presented a skit on the theme “Is Technology- boon or a bane”? With the help of various situations they emphasized the fact that technology has contributed to significant improvements in areas of medicine, communication, travel, human living and education but unfortunately it has also contributed to global warming, nuclear stockpiles and mechanization of human life.

The skit was followed by a self-composed poem by Prachi.

Nikita presented a concluding speech and stressed on the point that in today's world technology has become an integral part of everyday life. Technology has made life easy. It changed our way of thinking but in certain ways it has isolated us as well..

The assembly concluded with the Birthdays of the week which was announced by Divya.

“What I stand for is what I stand on”

Earth is our planet and a most important need for the continuity of life. Saving earth is the prime responsibility of every citizen to make the planet worth living for the future generations.

Beauty is the realm of poetry and children enjoy the beauty of expression, thoughts, feelings, rhyme, rhythm and music of words. Taking all these facts into consideration poem recitation competition was held on the topic ‘Earth of My Dreams’ on 1^st May, 2019  for the students of class I, wherein students recited informative poems with colorful props and costumes.

They participated with great enthusiasm and jubilation. The students were appreciated for their confidence and performances, which they showcased arduously on the stage during the competition.

Result of the Competition

International Labor Day is observed across the globe every year on 1st May to honor the achievements and contribution of working professionals. Stressing on the importance of the same, the students of class II C presented an informative assembly on the topic 'Honor Labor Today and Everyday’ on 30^th April 2019. The students spoke about Labor Day and its significance for all the working people. Students showcased varied community helpers like people who sell things, people who repair things, policemen, doctor and teacher etc. They spoke about their work and importance in our daily lives. This was followed by a rhythmic and melodic poem recitation by students, honoring all our helpers.  The message of respecting all forms of work was conveyed beautifully. The assembly concluded with giving away of medals to the Olympiad winners. The winners are as follows-             

ENGLISH OLYMPIAD

MATHS OLYMPIAD

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

G.K. OLYMPIAD

 INFORMATICS OLYMPIAD

Team work topic was taken up as part of weekly counseling periods in classes IV & V.  Through group discussions the importance of working in team was put forward. After this discussion, each class was divided into 4 groups with 7-8 children in each group. The groups had to select their team leader and they had to make a news channel or a radio channel wherein each member of the group would have some role to play. Through this activity children would learn how to work in a team and how to overcome the challenges they face while working together.

According to Francis Bacon, travelling is a part of education. An excursion is not just pleasure trip; it enhances the knowledge of the students beyond the four walls of the classroom.

To provide such an enriching experience to students, SGS organized an excursion for Class VI, Section – B & E on 30^th April, Class VI Section – C & D on 1^st May and Class VI Section - A, on 2^nd May to National Museum, New Delhi.

The National Museum of India takes us to extensive works of art & culture from past. The National Museum is situated in a three storied building. The first floor is connected with affairs of India, Second floor related to the International field and the third floor is devoted to the achievements of India states in different field.

The Museum gives an insight to 5000 years of India’s History and the achievements and innovations in terms of art, culture and other field of development. The departments of museum are Pre-historic Archaeology, Archaeology, Manuscripts, Numismatics, Epigraphy, Paintings, Arms & Armor, Decorative arts, Central Asian Antiquities, Education, Publication and Conservation.

Students were mesmerized by the enriching learning experience they had at the museum. Pupils were thrilled to see the kind of lives led during pre-historic & historic times, it helped them realize the pace of development India has gone through at each and every stage and at the same time got a glimpse of global advancement with time.

The Student’s pleasure was beyond measure at his extremely fulfilling excursion and they shall cherish this refreshing experience in their memories. SGS along with students express their gratitude to the Staff at National Museum for their hospitality, support and their pivotal role in conserving the rich history.

The topic ‘Honesty’ was taken as part of weekly counseling session in class III for the month of April’2019.  The meaning of the word ‘honesty’ was discussed and explained to all. The teacher also laid emphasis on its relevance in one’s life along with real life examples.

REAL LIFE BASED ACTIVITY

Each student was asked to narrate an episode where they were dishonest or lied to somebody. Thereafter the reason was also discussed.

SITUATIONAL ACTIVITY

Few scenarios were given to students about lying and they would be getting three options out of which only one would be an honest answer and the students were supposed to choose the best suitable options according to them.

Sachdeva Global School conducted a workshop on the symptoms and strategies to deal with Children with Special Needs on 27^th April, 2019. The main focus of the workshop was to develop a Basic understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). This workshop explored the four core areas affected by ASD: Communication, Social Interaction, Sensory Issues and how an individual may think and learn.  In addition the three main signs or symptoms of ADHD: Inattention, Hyperactivity and impulsivity were also emphasised along with the basic strategies (Class Room Management, Behaviour Management) for dealing with individuals with ASD/ADHD.

The main objective of the workshop was to sensitise the Teachers of the School about:

Building a better understanding of ASD and ADHD.

Exploring some of the reasons an individual with ASD may react differently.

Developing a Broader understanding of why and how information may need to be presented in more structured manner.

Managing the child with ASD/ADHD in an inclusive setup.

The workshop was informative and interactive in nature and was greatly appreciated by the participants.

Keeping up with the spirits of Earth day students of class X-B, conducted the morning assembly on April 25, 2019. The theme for their assembly was- “I believe in God, I call it nature”. The students through their assembly emphasized on the fact that our society as we live today is a gift of nature. With each generation man has added something in its society, but sadly had taken much more from nature and never replenished it.

The assembly began with the thought for the day by Vanya. Gunnika and Anshika addressed the gathering mentioning the step we need to take to preserve our environment. The thought was then followed by the International News by Raghav, National news by Prateek, School News by Pooja, Sports New by Saloni and Weather by Rohan.

The students also presented a skit on the theme showcasing massive deforestation and wars, all of it leading to the ultimate doom of mankind. Mother nature was personified and enacted by Tanya Jain wherein she mentioned the unprecedented rise of materialism that has left ’her’ devastated.

Diya Aggarwal and Prashansa then recited a self-written poem, on the theme. The poem was a strong reminder that human speak of love and yet they destroy nature.

The assembly concluded with the birthdays of the week.

As part of sensitizing the students about the POCSO act and introducing the committee members to all the students, Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar, the HOS, addressed the students in the morning assembly on 25^th April’2019. Students were informed about the basic tenets of the POCSO act along with the steps that should be taken by the students in case they experience or see someone else experiencing bullying, harassment and/or intimidation. She also counseled the students about the proper code of conduct when it comes to interacting with the opposite sex and cited real life incidents to raise gender awareness among the students.  

“The Earth is what we all have in common".

With the view of motivating students and helping them in developing bond with the environment, a Colouring Competition was organised on 24^th April, 2019 for the students of BLOOMS on the occasion of Earth Day.

Children used different colours to portray their imagination about their ideal planet.

The end result was spectacular. In all , keeping up with the Earth Day spirit , the children tried their best and enjoyed the activity.

The results are as follows :

SGS organized an educational trip to Crafts Museum in association with Times of India for class VII on 23^rd and 24^th April, 2019. Crafts Museum showcased the rare finest specimens of traditional Indian handicrafts & handlooms which are preserved with the objective to use them for revival, reproduction & development of Indian crafts. The students were impressed to see the beautiful specimens in various crafts, acquired over a period of 60 years from every state of India. A video was shown to help students understand the process of using natural colors in various art sculptures. The students were impressed by the traditional artifacts like metal lamps, sculptures, tribal paintings, clay and terracotta figures, impressive fabrics like Kalamkaris, Pashmina, Chikankari, Ikkat etc. All over the trip not only educated students about the special crafts of various states but also evoked a feeling of pride to be part of such a rich, vivid culture, producing some of world’s rare craft forms.

An Inter- House Skating Competition was conducted in Sachdeva Global School. The competition was held at two levels i.e. III-V and VI-VIII. The students participated with full enthusiasm and zeal. Four students from each house participated in the competition. The students portrayed their talent and skating skills. They showcased an energetic and enthusiastic performance which was applauded by the audience. The results of the competition are as follows-

SUB. JUNIOR Category (Classes III to V) Held on 24-04-2019.

First Position   -  GLORY House
Second Position- HARMONY House
Third Position -   PEACE House

JUNIOR Category (Classes VI to VIII) Held on 26-04-2019.

First Position   -   GLORY House

Second Position - PEACE House
Third Position -    PRIDE House

                      “The first wealth is health.”

Eating healthy is said to be the key to a healthy quality life. Our physical fitness and overall health is highly dependent on what we eat. Hence, it is very essential to adopt healthy eating habits. To make the students aware about the same, a workshop on ‘Healthy Eating Habits’ was conducted by ‘Cornitos-Nachos’ for the students of classes IV and V. It was an informative and interactive session wherein the students were told the difference between healthy and unhealthy snacks and which type of snacks they should eat when they feel hungry. The students enjoyed the workshop and at the end were provided with a packet of Cornitos nachos each.

An Inter –School PowerPoint Presentation making competition was held in N. K. Bagrodia Public School on 23^rd April, 2019. Hardik Bhagtanti and Ruchi Singhania of Class VII D brought laurels to schools by bagging the second position. They had to create and present a PPT on a Scientist of their choice. The students chose ‘Stephen Hawking’ and presented the PPT in an interactive way. They skilfully answered the questions asked by the judges.

Water is one of the nature's precious gifts to mankind. Life on the earth is possible only because of water. Three fourth surface of the earth is covered by water however it contains very less percentage of clean water which is fit for human consumption. To tell us about the water scarcity and how to conserve it, the students of class II - B presented an assembly on the topic 'SLOW THE FLOW, SAVE H₂O'. The students spoke about the importance of water, its uses and the reasons of water scarcity and contamination. They recited poems on water and highlighted the vital role of water in our lives. They recited a Hindi couplet “Rahiman Pani Rakhiye” and emphasized on water’s importance. Students of II B spoke with poise and gave a message that we should save water and a little effort from our end can give a big positive result towards the save water campaign. 

Students of class XII (All streams) were taken for a career counseling workshop to Happy Model School, Janakpuri on 23^rd April’2019. The workshop was first taken up by Mr. Jitin Chawla who is an eminent career counselor. He talked about various career options for students after class XII for all streams. He even spoke about time management skills and ways to stay motivated for their exams and life afterwards. The second speaker of the day was Mr. Ritesh Jain who spoke about various ways/tips for cracking different competitive exams. He provided the students with knowledge about universities abroad and the changes that have taken place over time. All in all it was a very interactive and informative workshop for students

Students of class XI attended to the CAREER EDUCATION FAIR organised by Pragati Public School, Dwarka on 22^nd April, 2019.

The agenda of the event was to create awareness about the possible career options through counselling and customised programmes.

Choosing the right subject that matches one’s aptitude and personality itself translates into professional success. Students were suggested by experts the right way to decide which subject one is good at.

Experts guided students to analyse in a rational manner about their opportunities and aspirations. It gave exposure to the students regarding endless possibilities that exist beyond and within the conventional streams of medicine and engineering. The interaction was well structured yet elaborative. In addition, the queries raised by the students were also addressed.

They were enlightened about the subjects / areas of study that they need to lay emphasis upon. The students were motivated to think and plan constructively for their future.

The event helped the students and the parents to career related guidance by visiting the various stalls and a platform to interact with a delegation of eminent speakers from various educational institution/ universities such as IILM University(Gurugram), RoboGenius learning solutions limited, Monash University (Australia), Hanze University of Applied Sciences (Groningen), Crayons Academy for skills Excellence, Rennes school of Business (France), Manasvi Wellbeing Pvt. Ltd.(Gurugram), IDP Education India private limited, Unique Shiksha IAS coaching institute and Academy of Sports Sciences Research and Management.

“Books are a uniquely portable magic.” – Stephen King

As reading forms an essential part of a child’s growth therefore to inculcate good reading habits among the children and to create lifelong readers, our school organizes book fairs on regular basis.

Classes Buds to II got an opportunity to browse through the interesting collection on display and to select and purchase books of their own choice. It was an enriching activity which was held in the school premises from 22 to 26 April. On 27 April the parents along with their kids also enjoyed the reading session.

The importance of sports encompasses more than just the benefit of physical activity. It helps in enhancing self-esteem and mental alertness among students. Also, it teaches punctuality, discipline and teamwork.

Keeping this in mind, Sachdeva Global School organized an Inter House Cricket Match in the school premises on 20 April 2019. The match was conducted at two levels, i.e. III-V and VI-VIII. The matches were played between the four houses.

All decked up to prove their mettle. The enthusiastic crowd experienced a thrilling performance with all the teams exhibiting their best throughout the match. The winners were cheered and the efforts of the runners up were equally appreciated. All the participants presented an impressive show.

The results of the match :  coming soon...

Students of class X-A conducted the morning assembly on April 18, 2019. The theme for their assembly was- “A civilization is a heritage of beliefs, customs and knowledge”. The students through their assembly wanted to emphasize on the fact that our society as we live today is a result of the learnings and gains over centuries. With each generation man has added something in its society, that still holds relevance even today, but we need to preserve our past to ensure a beautiful tomorrow.

With this thought, the assembly began with the thought for the day by Suproteek. Tanisha and Avikshith along with Aadya, were at the helm of the assembly for the day. The thought was then followed by the International News by Divya, National news by Mahima, School News by Arpita, Sports New by Kavish and Weather by Aditya.

Vaani and Nilanjana then recited a self-written ballad, on the theme. In their ballad, they beautifully highlighted the evolution of the current civilization to its present state. They also highlighted the need for being attached to our roots, so as to ensure that we don’t get enslaved by the bots that we are creating ourselves.

The assembly concluded with the birthdays of the week.

Geetigya Joshi of class XII-A was presented with the Student of the year award (award by NIE) on the day. Also Arnav Jaredja of class VI was awarded a tab that he had won in a competition organized by Baiju’s.

Our planet Earth is truly a magnificent place and an incredibly vibrant ecosystem. Earth day is a day that is intended to inspire awareness and appreciate Earth's natural environment. It is celebrated on 22nd April every year. To celebrate this day in our school, the students of class II A presented an assembly on the topic ‘Heal the Earth, Heal the Future’. The students spoke about the conservation of nature and environment and how we can protect our planet from destruction. They sang a lively song dedicated to the ‘Mother Earth’. It was also emphasized that it is our responsibility towards Mother Nature as Global Citizen so as to protect it from deterioration and keep it green and clean. It was an informative assembly which helped the students to learn a lot about the conservation of environment.

The students of class 3 of our school got the golden opportunity to explore the Air Force museum which gave them the chance to understand the great history of our nation. A small trip was organised for them on 11^th April 2019 which started off with great enthusiasm and merriment, also it was a new and exciting experience for the young kids.

The Museum Entrance features an indoor display gallery that contains historic photographs, uniforms and personal weapons of the Indian Air Force from its inception in 1932. There is an outdoor gallery too that exhibits aircrafts, several war trophies, equipments and captured enemy vehicles. The students thoroughly enjoyed the day and returned to the school with wonderful memories and refreshing spirit.

SGS organized an interesting and informative trip for students of class IX, on 9, 10,11th April, 2019 to Aravali Biodiversity Park. The Aravali Biodiversity Park located on the South Central Ridge, spreads over an area of 692 acres and is currently hosting 20 distinct forest communities. Today the park has become home for over 1,000 different species of plants, 190 species of birds, 90 species of butterflies and over a lakh species of insects. The Park features two major zones - the visitor zone and the nature reserve zone.

The children explored the ‘Butterfly Garden’, the ‘Fernery’ and the ‘Medicinal Plants Conservatory’. They were guided by the team members of the bio diversity park who explained the significance and functions of various plant and animal species found there. Students were informed about medicinal plants and their uses in modern day Ayurveda. This was followed by a zone of artificially created rainforest which included different flora species. Students had the chance to come across the Bat and butterfly conservatory where they were showed many butterfly species at different life stages. They also visited the orchid observatory and learned many facts about forest life.

Towards the end, children were shown a short movie which showcased the beautiful flora and fauna found in the mystic landscape of Aravali. The trip concluded with a discussion where students were given time to ask their doubts from the resource person. In a nutshell, it was an enriching experience for the students.  

The zealous Globalites who recently participated in INTER SCHOOL YOGA COMPETITION 2019 on 6 APRIL 2019 have brought laurels to school by bagging the 2^nd POSITION. The event was organized by N. K BAGRODIA PUBLIC SCHOOL, Sector - 4 Dwarka, New Delhi where the enthralling players displayed their skill and efficiency in the true spirit and added yet another feather to the INDIVIDUAL yoga of the school.

The prizewinner is HARSHITA from Class VII-C

Class XII conducted the welcome assembly on 4^th April, 2019 in the school ground. The assembly began with an invocation to lord Ganesha through a classical dance performance. This was followed by poem recitation by Aaryan Singh and Apoorv Gupta of XII A on how to deal with unforeseen challenges in life. The assembly ended with a dramatization by students highlighting four words (love, growth, change and gratitude) that can bring about a transformation in ones lives and ensure that the students make the most of the new beginning. In a nutshell, it was an informative assembly that inspired the students to achieve greater heights in the new academic session.

Teachers from Buds – Class II of Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka hosted a beautiful Welcome Assembly on Tuesday, 2 April 2019. To begin the new session and keeping the excitement quotient high, the teachers initiated the morning assembly by reciting the school prayer. It was followed by an enthralling poem to welcome back students which instilled in the students the feeling of belongingness for school.

The assembly ended with a thrilling dance performance on the ‘Welcome’ song which charged up the students and gave a perfect kick start to the session.

Our Head of School, Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar wished the young learners a great time ahead and scale higher in their academic journey.