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Our Green Pledge
At SGS we understand, appreciate and value our green gold (environment). It is important that this precious gift is nurtured, preserved and reserved for the next generation. To ensure our students become global green citizens they are sensitized through awareness programmes, participate in van-mahotsav celebrations and practice and preach the golden rule – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
18th August 2015 – Pollution- Its Hazards and measures to curb it
 Saving environment from pollution is the need of today, the way we are destroying environment will lead to the destruction of life from this earth. Therefore, it is necessary that we should save environment and everyone should contribute and should do something to save environment from pollution.
To spread this message class Blooms-A presented a very informative assembly on Pollution – Its hazards and measures to curb, on 18th August 2015. The little ones with beautiful headgears and props made the audience aware of different kinds of pollution, its causes and effects and measures to control it. The assembly ended with a Hindi rhyme on save environment and all the children took the pledge that “We should not pollute the environment and our surroundings”. The assembly was thoroughly enjoyed by one and all.
(1st - 14th) August 2015 – Van Mahotsav 2015
 1. The school took part in the tree plantation drive, Van Mahotsav, organized by the department of education from 1st to 14th August’15. The aim of the drive was to encourage students to participate in the nationwide drive of planting new trees and making them aware of the advantages of such an exercise. Students from Classes 3 to 10 took part in the drive. Slogan writing, poster making, environmental debate, social awareness through street play and tree plantation were some of the activities in which the students took part in as part of the drive. Details of these activities are covered in succeeding paragraphs.
2. Slogan writing, Poster making and Debate Competitions. Slogan writing and poster making competitions were held for classes 3 to 5. The topic given to the students was ‘Save trees’. Students took part in the competition and came up with some really interesting slogans and posters. A debate on the topic ‘Is man on the right path to save Environment?’ was also held.
3. Awareness through Street Play. Classes IX - X students took part in an awareness drive through a street play (nukkad natak). The students enacted a street play in which the audience were made aware of the importance of planting trees. The students also interacted with the general public (shopkeepers and vendors) in and around the market area of Sector 12 Dwarka and motivated them towards the drive of tree plantation.
4. Tree Plantation. The main activity under the Van Mahotsav drive comprised of planting of new saplings in the school premises. A total of about 100 saplings were planted by the students in and around the school. One each child was made responsible for taking care of the planted sapling in future.
Van Mahotsav 2015 saw an active participation by the students and teachers alike. Such drives would go a long way in making the students aware of their responsibilities towards environment, in addition to making our surroundings greener.
21st July 2015 – An Enriching Experience
 The students of class III visited the National Museum of Natural History on 21 July 2015 and were filled with joy and exuberance as they witnessed the rich flora, fauna and mineral wealth of our country. The visit promoted environmental awareness among the students and gave them a chance to view the preserved Herpetological and mounted specimen of extinct and endangered species thereby arousing in them a sense of responsibility towards ‘Conservation of Natural Wealth.’ The heuristic experience included displays from theme based exhibition galleries, experiential resource centers such as Discovery Room, Activity Room, and educational and out-reach activities and depicted the country’s rich natural heritage and natural history. In a nutshell, it was an educative and emotionally satisfying experience for the teachers and the students alike.
10th July 2015 – Conservation of Energy
 Class II on 10th July 2015 conducted an activity on conservation of energy. Energy conservation is an art of saving energy by reducing our usage. To make the young ones aware about energy conservation and what measures can be taken up by them to do so, a Power Point Presentation was prepared which showed the students what measure they could take to conserve energy. Some of the measures taken up were:
- Switch of lights and fans when not in use
- Use of energy efficient devices
- Closing taps while brushing teeth and washing clothes and utensils.
- Getting leaking taps fixed
- Rainwater harvesting
The entire activity was an enlightening experience for the children as they learnt new ways to conserve energy.
07th July 2015 – Save Water (Class II-F)
 Life, both animal and plant is impossible without water. It is the most essential component of life and is vital for sustenance. Water is used for a lot of different purposes like it is used for household use, in industries, for agricultural purposes etc. Animals and plants too have a large percentage of water in them, and some animals regulate their movements according to the water sources. But, with the recent technological advancements, mankind has become indifferent to this miracle of life and instead of saving water, we are contaminating it.
An Assembly was organised by class II-F on ‘save water’. The students in their assembly emphasised upon the importance of water and what measures can be taken to save water. Some of the measures told by them were : close the taps when not in use, get leaking taps fixed, use a bucket instead of shower for taking bath, use energy efficient washing machines etc. The students even recited a poem emphasising upon the need to save water.
The head of school, Mrs. Sumana Dutta Sarkar praised the students for presenting an informative assembly on the importance of saving water. She told the students that we as individuals must follow all these measures and do our own bit to save water.
23rd April 2015 – Book Mark Making Competition - Save Trees
 “When a bookmark tumbles out of an old book pristine and unwrinkled, it is like a gasp of breath from another century.”
- Don Borchert
To reinforce the need to take some actions to save our precious Earth, class 1 had organized a Bookmark making competition for little ones on 23rd April 2015. It was an intra class competition. Children made colourful bookmarks with appropriate and thought provoking slogans which acted as a wakeup call. The Bookmarks were beautifully decorated and children displayed their creativity and imagination. The competition gave the children a platform to showcase their talent and made them realize the importance of our Mother Earth. The students were judged by the art teachers and from each section of class 1, three winners were selected. Other children were appreciated as well. Eventually it turned out to be an infotainment, as the message of saving trees was well communicated.
The winners were:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| ADITYA SHUKLA |
I-A |
IST |
| NIYATI DAHIYA |
I-A |
2ND |
| ANANYA BHARTI |
I-A |
3RD |
| SUHANA GUPTA |
I-B |
IST |
| ANSHUMAN SAXENA |
I-B |
2ND |
| LAKSHAY YADAV |
I-B |
3RD |
| VANSHIKA BANWARI |
I-C |
IST |
| NILAY TOKAS |
I-C |
2ND |
| SHATASKHI BAJPAI |
I-C |
3RD |
| NAVYA GUPTA |
I-D |
IST |
| PAKHI DIXIT |
I-D |
2ND |
| TOSHITA BHAGAT |
I-D |
3RD |
| SHUBH SHARMA |
I-E |
IST |
| SIYA MALIK |
I-E |
2ND |
| AYUSHMAN BHAI |
I-E |
3RD |
16th April 2015 – World Earth Day
 It is well known fact that sustainable development and a holistic ecological view are the need of the hour in today’s world, where man’s domination over nature has risen to gigantic proportions. Keeping this thought in mind, Class XII-B presented an assembly on “World Earth Day” on 16th April 2015. The students presented a modern adaptation of Charles Dickens’ ‘Christmas Carol’. The play depicted the past, present and future of a school whose principal did not believe in the importance of celebrating ‘Earth Day’, and considered the entire stress on this concept as redundant. However, much like Ebenezer Scrooge in ‘Christmas Carol’, the principal also changes his point of view and understands the relevance of the day. The assembly ended with a song performance by Aarushi Kulshreshtha and finally, the headmistress Ms. Sumanna Dutta congratulated the students on the effort and results for certain inter house school competitions were announced.
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