“Open your windows to allow good luck to come inside, Light up the Lanterns with new hopes and aspirations. Wishing you a prosperous New Year ahead”  

The new year is the time when we start a fresh and look forward to a better future. It is the time to reflect on the previous year and set new goals for the upcoming one. It is a special day for everyone as it is time for welcoming another year, enjoying with family and friends, having fun and taking resolutions for the upcoming year. To welcome the year 2023 in a special way, a New Year Card Making Activity was organised for the students of Classes Buds to II on 30th December 2022. Students displayed their artistic and creative side using different art techniques. The students enthusiastically participated in the activity and exhibited their talent by making beautiful cards conveying the greetings and wishes for the new year. The objective of the activity was to inculcate creative expression among the students.

Always work hard, never give up, and fight until the end because it’s never really over until the whistle blows.  

On 24 December 2022, Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka hosted a Staff Sports Meet for all the staff members with great enthusiasm.

The playground was filled with great energy and excitement. The event started with the arrival of our honourable principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra.

The event included different categories such as Balloon Balancing Race, Three Leg, Relay Race, Hurdle Race, Balloon Balancing, Tug of War, etc. All the staff members were very excited about the event. Once the event began, the air was filled with cheering and encouragement for the teachers. All the teachers participated in the event and gave an outstanding performance.

It was a day filled with sportsmanship, enthusiasm and memories to cherish. Our respected principal thanked all the teachers for their cooperation and support and advised teachers to keep up their sportsman spirit. The teachers were awarded with medals and certificates for their participation. The event was a great success.

“Christmas is the season of joy, of gift-giving, and of families united.”  

Christmas is celebrated on 25 December every year. The name is a joining of “Christ” and “mass” which means the holy mass of Christ. The secular holiday is often devoid of Christian elements, with the mythical figure Santa Claus playing the pivotal role. Different activities were conducted for the students of Classes Buds-II to celebrate this festival.

Making a Snowman, Colour the Santa, Christmas decoration and Making a Christmas Frame was conducted for the students of Buds. The activities gave young students a platform to display their artistic skills. They made beautiful frames, snowman and Christmas tree using different craft materials like thermocol balls, origami sheets, glitter sheet, cotton, glitter, ribbons, stone stickers, sequins, ice cream sticks etc. It was wonderful to see the students enjoying the spirit of Christmas.

Christmas tree making and Making a Christmas Frame followed by decorations was conducted by Blooms. The children participated enthusiastically and showcased their talent. A Dance party was also organized for the students of Classes Buds and Blooms.

Decorating a Christmas tree and bell was conducted for the students of Class I wherein the students coloured the outline image of a Christmas tree and a bell and decorated it with various craft materials like stone stickers, sequins etc. This was followed by class decoration and class party.

Christmas Card Making Activity was organized for the students of Class-II to commemorate this festival. Students made some beautiful Christmas cards using different art and craft techniques and portrayed their artistic and creative side with great enthusiasm. These activities were followed by showing the movie ‘The Star’ to all the students to Classes Buds to II.

“The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.”  

Christmas is one of the most celebrated days in the world. It is celebrated globally on 25th December to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ, who is believed to be the son of God sent on earth as a sacrifice to redeem the people of the world from their sins.

To celebrate and educate our students on why we celebrate this festival, a special assembly on ‘Christmas and New Year’ was conducted by the students of Classes III to XII.

The assembly commenced with an inspiring and insightful skit wherein the students learned the true meaning of Christmas. They learned the importance of kindness, spiritual greatness, and optimism. The skit was followed by Christmas Carol and a dance performance. The children in their bright and elaborate costumes were a delight to watch. All the kids charmed one and all with their performances. For kids, Christmas is all about Santa Claus and presents. All the children got very excited when they saw Santa Claus.

On account of New Year, the students were encouraged to be more supportive, helpful and kind towards the people around them. Globalites learned that simple things like respecting human beings irrespective of their caste, creed or gender, helping the poor, being a friend in need can make a huge difference.

At the end of the program, the Head of the School, Ms. Miti Dhingra addressed the assembly and appreciated the students for their hard work and dedication. The significance of compassion, simplicity and gratefulness was also highlighted. Overall, the assembly was informative yet interesting one.

Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem, and a big idea turn into an innovation  

One more feather in our cap, as Globalites brought laurels to school by bagging the third position in the Central Level Science Exhibition. The exhibition was organized by the Directorate of Education, Delhi from 23rd January to 25th January. This program was organized in Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya, Naraina, New Delhi. We participated in IX to XII category. There were different themes and in each theme around 10 models were displayed by students of different schools. The theme of our model was ‘Health and Cleanliness’. Our students Yash Dua (IX-C) and Mrinank Pratham (IX-D) presented their model ‘Curative Bot-A Robo Nurse’ in an astounding manner. Our school model was appreciated by the visitors and the judges.

Our model is selected for the State Level Science Exhibition to be held on 31st January.

“There are many ways to show kindness to others, why not show kindness to our planet by recycling rather than throwing away.”  

When we recycle, we lessen disruption to the natural world. By reducing disruption and damage to the natural world, we help preserve ecosystems and wildlife. In order to make our students understand the importance of preserving the environment and uses of waste material, an ‘Intra-Class Competition’ on the theme ‘Reduce, Reuse and Recycle’ was organised for the students of Class Buds. The students used reusable and recyclable materials like newspapers, shoe boxes, bangles, ice cream sticks etc and created amazing self-portraits leaving everyone totally impressed. The values like preservation, recycling, conservation, reduce, reuse etc were imbibed on the young minds while demonstrating this noble act of caring our environment.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

“May the angels bless us all on this day and shower us with peace good health and happiness.”  

Christmas is celebrated to mark the birth of 'Jesus Christ'. Children look forward to this festival the entire year. After all, this festival gets them gifts from Santa Claus. The excitement and joy of receiving presents, cards and decorating the Christmas tree is unexplainable. To make children’s love stronger for the Christmas season, an Intra-Class ‘Christmas Card Making competition’ was organised on December 22, 2022 for the students of Class Blooms. Children participated in the competition with great enthusiasm and zeal. It was a wonderful sight to witness the creations of children who with their little fingers weaved magic on paper. The activity aimed at promoting creativity and self- expression amongst children. The event was full of energy, passion and enthusiasm. The competition brought recreation, entertainment and fun all together.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Christmas is a spirit of giving and forgiving.  

Christmas is an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people across the world. The traditional preparations include exchanging gifts, singing Christmas carols and decorating the houses with colourful lights and other festive ornaments. A Christmas tree is also decorated with ribbons, twinkling lights, and stars. Keeping the festive spirit alive an ‘Intra-Class Competition’ on the theme ‘ART-O-MANIA' was organized for the students of Classes I and II on 20th December 2022. The students of Class I decorated Christmas trees and the students of Class II made beautiful Christmas trees using paper folding and origami.

Students participated enthusiastically in the competition and showcased beautiful Christmas trees. The decoration on the Christmas tree was judged on creativity, uniqueness, neatness and overall presentation.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Class I

CLASS II

“Programming is a skill best acquired by practice and examples rather than from books.”  

In order to bring together the bright minds in the field of technology, Sachdeva Global School organised an Inter House competition in the field of Information and Technology for students of classes-III to V.

Class III participants showcased their creativity by drawing a Christmas Scene using the Paint 3-D software and its different tools like 3-D shapes and doodles.

Class IV vision and imagination left no bounds where students designed different animations in Stykz software on topics like Magic Show, football and basketball match.

For Class V, the presentation skills were tested where they designed a PowerPoint presentation on topic – “Sustainable ways to make their school green”. The children presented their multimedia skills by using different features of PowerPoint like inserting graphics, slide transitions and animations etc.

Children participated in the competition with utmost fervour and zeal. The activity turned out to be an exquisite learning experience for everyone.

The results of the competition are as follows:

The spokesperson Ms Komal Soni started the session with an explanation about the structure and functions of various parts of the human digestive system. She then showed a presentation on the concept of beneficial bacteria/probiotic bacteria, explaining the role of these bacteria in cultivating a healthy intestine. This was followed by a short film screening on the role of good bacteria. The importance of healthy food and Probiotics for a healthy digestive system and immunity was highlighted.

The session concluded with a small quiz where the winners won key chains. The workshop was overall informative and enjoyed by all.

Creativity is thinking up new things, Innovation is doing new things.  

Scratch is a platform where students can join blocks and code their own interactive stories, animations, and games. In this process, they learn to think creatively and work collaboratively. With the intention of providing this wonderful opportunity to the students, “Aquaria-– An underwater game designing” competition was organized on 14th December 2022 for classes VI-VIII.

It was an enriching experience for the participants as they learnt various tools and techniques of the programming language. Many thought-provoking games were designed by the students.

The Winners of the Competition are as follows:

Traffic rules help to protect us on the road. We should value our life as well as that of others. Keeping the same in mind, an assembly was conducted by the students of Class I-D on the theme ‘Road Safety-It’s not a race, let’s be safe’. The aim of the assembly was to create awareness among the students about the importance of road safety and how a little negligence can take a toll on someone’s life. The students were really excited and presented an informative assembly. The creativity on the backdrop enhanced the theme of the assembly.

The assembly culminated with the HOS, Ms. Miti Dhingra’s words of wisdom.

The HOS, In charges, teachers and students donated whole heartedly for this noble cause resulting in a collection of around 100 denim jeans.

The drive started on 9th december’22 and concluded on 16th december’22. It instilled a sense of social responsibility in the students, while simultaneously encouraging them to help in waste management.

Kindness is giving hope to those who think they are all alone in this world.  Kindness is being friendly, generous, and considerate to others and to yourself. Being kind often requires courage and strength, as it involves the willingness to celebrate others' success and happiness. An act of kindness definitely has an impact on others and on ourselves as well. Kindness, even in its minutest form, makes us feel compassionate, cherished, over-whelmed and full of ecstasy.

With the view of making people aware of kindness and its importance, students of class VIII-C presented the morning assembly. The assembly started with updating the students with the news around the world, followed by thought of the day and weather report. It then proceeded towards a wonderful speech on kindness. Students were taught the importance of kindness with the help of poems.

The Brahma Kumari’s were invited to our school to throw some light on kindness and spiritual powers. They emphasised the importance of the ‘dharma' element of religion – the inculcation of the universal principles, taught by God to humanity, for spiritual renewal and restoration.

Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of the School, appreciated the student's efforts & encouraged the young minds to do one kind deed every day. She extended a vote of thanks to the respected Brahma Kumari’s. The assembly was informative and full of spirituality.

Music is very spiritual; it has the power to bring people together.  

The young performers of Sachdeva Global School zestfully participated in the Inter House Sufi Song Competition organized in the school playground. The competition began with great enthusiasm and excitement. All the four houses, from grade 6 to 8 participated in the competition.

All the students sang extremely well and made the competition a great success. Great support was rendered by the audience and all of the songs received applause from the energetic audience. The competition was won by Pride House. First and second runner up were Harmony House and Glory House respectively.

The judges thoroughly enjoyed the mellifluous Sufi Songs. The head of the school, Ms. Miti Dhingra appreciated all the participants for their efforts and confidence. Our respected principal also highlighted the role of music in the holistic development of children.

The workshop was conducted for astronomy workshop participants in three groups for classes 1-2, 3-5 and 6-9.

Classes 1-2: Space Satellites
In this workshop, students were introduced to the concept of ‘satellites’ in a very innovative manner. They discovered that a satellite has various parts which have different functions to make the satellite operational.

They explored how satellites unfold a new page of the universe, including our own planet.

Students learnt that satellites have a wide range of applications. For example- Ship navigation, watching TV at home etc. Children acted as ‘chief engineers’ on a space mission and assembled mini satellites with defined parts!

Classes 3-5: The Magic of Light
In this workshop, students understood the importance of light through a very interesting story. They participated in various hands-on activities based on the properties of light.

Students learnt concepts of light such as Reflection, Dispersion etc. They learnt about primary colours and how they can be mixed to form other colours and learnt how shadows were formed and that their size depends upon the size of an object.

Classes 6-9: Hydro Rocketry
Students were introduced to the idea of rockets as a space vehicle and how they work. They were shown and explained the importance of each part of a hydro rocket. A hydro rocket was also launched in the playground to demonstrate its functioning. Students were astonished to see the hydro rocket take off high in the sky.

Using plastic soft drink bottles, cardboard, tape, glue and other similar material, students designed, constructed and launched simple hydro rockets. The rockets were launched with the help of a simple wooden launcher. The Rocket launch was organized in the form of a competition.

"Keep your face always toward the sunshine and shadows will fall behind you."  

One of the easiest and most effective way to motivate students is to appreciate them. Appreciation boosts moral. This show of appreciation can go a long way in terms of creating an academic community and building self-esteem in students. Keeping this in mind, the school conducted a ‘Certificate Distribution Assembly’ on 2nd December 2022 for the students of Classes Buds to II. The assembly began with the morning prayer and some warm up exercises.

The Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievements. Certificates were awarded to the students who won the competitions held in the month of November – ‘Talent Hunt Competition’, ‘English Moral Story Telling Competition’ and ‘Math Encounter- Presenting a Mathematical concept in a fun way’. ‘Excellence in English Conversation Skills’ certificates were also given to encourage the students to converse in English language. The assembly motivated all the students and encouraged them to put forth their best effort.

‘’No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.’’  

A perfect world can be achieved by the betterment of human character. With the view of making people aware of this mission and its importance, students of class VIII-B presented the morning assembly. The assembly started with a thought for the day & updated the students with news around the globe, followed by an introduction to the topic of the speech. Globalities learned that kindness can be showered on others through care, concern, and consideration. Being kinder than necessary means to do more than necessary and being better to other people. This idea was explained by a mime act presented by the students. It encouraged students to be kind to everyone.

Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of the School, appreciated the student's efforts & illuminated the young minds by stating the significance of kindness and its importance in one’s life. Overall, the assembly was an informative yet interesting one.

You are never really playing an opponent. You are playing yourself, your own highest standards, and when you reach your limits, that is real joy.  

On 30th November 2022, Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka hosted their much-awaited Annual Athletic Meet with great zeal and enthusiasm.

The school’s playground was overflowing with passion and excitement. The programme began with the arrival of our honourable principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra. The students displayed a wide array of energetic and lively sports events ranging from the Sack Race, Hurdle Race, Skipping Rope Race, Backward Hopping Race, Frog Jump, Three Leg Race, Sideward Running Race, 50 metre Flat Race, Soccer Cone Balance with Ball Race etc. They mesmerized the audience with their energetic performances. Teachers were happy to see their students participate enthusiastically and cheering for their friends.

On this occasion, our respected principal appreciated the joy and efforts showcased by the students during the preparation of the event and elaborated upon the importance of sports and extracurricular activities in the lives of students as they embark on their path to holistic development.

The Principal along with the Incharges, Ms. Aman Arora, Ms. Pooja Batra and Ms. Mitali Sehrawat, awarded the winners for their outstanding performances in sports with medals, trophies and certificates.

“You can't put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get.”  

Sports activities are vital for a student’s growth and development. It helps in the development of mental health and physical fitness of the body. Through participation in sports, students gain various skills and experience that help develop their personality.

Annual Athletic Meet was organized by Sachdeva Global School for the students of Classes Buds to II on 29th December 2022. The event started with releasing of balloons to mark the beginning of the meet. Our students showcased sportsmanship, work, dedication and tenacity. They were full of vim and vigor to participate and show their athletic mettle. On this day, students participated in different fun races such as the Toffee Eating Race, Under the Hurdle Race, Ball Balancing Race, Marble race etc.

In the end, winners were felicitated with medals and certificates by the HOS.

“The best memories are the ones we make together”  

Sachdeva Global School organized an Adventure camp for the students of Classes Buds to I to enrich the students and take learning beyond the four walls of the classroom. Rocksport is an adventure-based research organization, continuously involved in the process of finding innovative uses of adventure activities in the positive transformation of an individual.

The students were divided into different groups based on the different activities they took up. It was a day camp that offered a positive and safe environment where children could gain confidence and self-esteem. This camp helped them to develop basic athletic skills such as balancing coordination and to enjoy the adventures. The students arrived bubbling with excitement as they headed to participate in such activities for the first time. Many activities that enhance the gross motor skills were set up on the field. It encompassed an array of adventure activities like Commando Net, Commando Crawl, Rappelling, Zip Line, Parallel Rope, Sport Climbing, Burma bridge, Balancing Beam Hanging Tyres, Tug of War etc. The children participated with zeal and were delighted when they completed each task. Every activity aimed at honing a different skill. The camp concluded with unforgettable memories and the students had a joyful experience.

A puppet show was organised for the students of class III on 25 Nov, 2022. The Puppet show was nothing short of genius as the puppets came to life.

The puppeteer engrossed the students with his voice modulation and effective use of creative puppets. He also encouraged the audience to be a part of the story with their participation and responses. The little storytellers also learnt the art of narrating a story effectively. The squeals and the laughter of the students was the proof of the joy and fun they experienced during the show.

“Creativity is a natural extension of our enthusiasm.” - Earl Nightingale  

The festivity is in the air and what is a better way to send personalised wishes to our loved ones with handmade envelopes. To create awareness about the use of eco-friendly products, Sachdeva Global School organized Inter House Envelope making competition for the students of class III to V on 24th November 2022 in Art Studio. Students from each house participated enthusiastically in the competition and showcased the potential of their young minds. This competition unfurled the creativity of our budding artists. Students decorated the envelopes by using colourful laces, sequences, glitter sheets etc. These adorable envelopes are indeed a great way to connect with our close ones during the festival time.

The Winners of the Competition are as follows: -

The workshop started with Mr. Jitin Chawla taking an oral quiz associated with English, Math, and General Knowledge to acquaint the students with the level of difficulty of the entrance papers. The workshop was very informative for the students as they got to learn about the CUET exam and various universities and the courses they offer. Students were also taught the steps of selecting a perfect career for themselves. At the closing of the workshop, students were handed out feedback forms, brochures associated with CUET and the counseling firm 'Career Gurukul' that had more information about the various courses and universities.

Overall, the workshop was very informative and helpful for the students. It gave them a far better understanding of the CUET exam and what they need to do in order to prepare for it. They also learnt about the various universities and courses that are available to them. Additionally, the students were taught how to choose a career that they would enjoy.

A wise man once said, “After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.”  

It’s the stories that give wings to our imagination and take us to places beyond the boundaries of our physical world and into the land of fairies, dragons and wishing trees. It is in our imagination that we embrace things and situations that we shy away from real world. Since time immemorial, story telling has been an integral part of our childhood. To keep the tradition going and to incite curiosity and the love for reading in children, a ‘Story Telling Competition’ was organised for Classes Buds and Blooms. The stories that they narrated were moral based and these young story tellers used a variety of props to make their stories interesting and expressive. Each story concluded with a moral, highlighting different values of life. The oratory and presentation skills of our tiny tots were outstanding.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

“Pure mathematics is in its way, the poetry of logical ideas”  

We at SGS have always believed in the overall development of the children by engaging them in different activities which stimulate their critical thinking ability. Math can be engaging, interactive and fun. This was clearly reflected in the Competition- ‘Math Encounters- Presenting a Mathematical concept in a fun way’ held for Classes I & II. Each participant came forward in turn and presented his/her concept in a fun way using a variety of colourful props. The participants even challenged the logical reasoning and critical thinking of the audiences. This competition provided the participants a platform to sharpen their passion for Math through an enjoyable and brainstorming session.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

The workshop was conducted for astronomy workshop participants in three groups for classes 1-2, 3-5 and 6-9.

CLASSES 1-2: LIFT-OFF
Participants were introduced to the idea of rockets as a space vehicle and its working principle. The working principle, i.e., Newton’s third law of motion was introduced and demonstrated to them through a balloon rocket and car, without actually stating the same.

Students then enjoyed working hands on to launch their own pop rocket flying high by using easily available kitchen material i.e. Eno and water, as rocket fuel.

CLASSES 3-5: ROCKET- A SPACE VEHICLE
In this workshop, students realized that even a simple and omnipresent thing like air can be used as a fuel to launch rockets which fly to great heights and lengths. They learnt about the power and magic of air pressure through hands-on activities. Later they constructed their own stomp rockets and launched them in a friendly competition on the same concept of air pressure.

CLASSES 6-9: COMET KITCHEN
The workshop gave an insight into the mysterious world of comets. Through this presentation-based workshop, students came to know a lot of facts about comets and asteroids. Finally, they were involved in a hands-on group activity where they cooked their own comets, with the same ingredients as found on the real ones.

“Knowledge is the only kind of wealth that multiplies when you give it away”.  

Science quiz aims to inculcate in the minds of young students a spirit of scientific enquiry, analytical thinking and provides a platform to the budding scientists for exchanging thoughts. With the intend of providing every child with the opportunity to be a part of this quiz, the preliminary round of the quiz was organized in the classrooms, which aided the selection of three students per team.  All the four teams participated with enthusiasm and vigour. The event witnessed enthusiastic preparation and participation. The format of the quiz entailed four rounds for each house. The rounds were Do you remember, Buzzer round, can you guess and Rapid fire.

The students were at their literary best while answering the questions in the different rounds of the quiz. It provided an opportunity to explore the world of Science. It was a wonderful learning experience to enhance the students’ knowledge of different scientific facts build upon their prior knowledge and provide them with a better understanding of concepts already known to them. Each house exuberated confidence as they answered the questions posed to them while being cheered upon by their house mates. The varied types of questions asked triggered the curious minds and made it a fun and learning event for all. The audience was full of zeal and gusto throughout the competition. The enthusiasm was at its peak during the audience round. In all, the event was a grand success.

The winners of the quiz were as follows –

“Almost all creativity involves purposeful play.” – Abraham Maslow  

Sachdeva Global School organized an annual excursion to ‘Kidzania’ for the students of Classes II to VI to enrich the students and take learning beyond the four walls of the classroom. Kidzania is an interactive city designed for kids that blends creativity, enjoyment and education through role-playing. Children get the opportunity to explore, experience and understand things vividly. Each activity aims to empower children through role-play that motivates them to make a difference in their field.

The students were divided into different groups based on the different activities they took up. They were able to learn about many professions by acting out roles in various activities including the Fire Hospital, Fashion Boutique, Culinary School, Dance Academy and many others. Also there was a mini bank in which the children could make their own debit cards and they learnt about different banking facilities.

These all activities stimulated their creative thinking skills and boosted their self confidence and fostered a hand-on approach for the children to explore different real life occupations and careers.

Overall, it was an enjoyable and educational experience for all the children. They discovered many new things, engaged in a variety of activities, had a great time and returned home filled with happiness and pleasant memories.

“Almost all creativity involves purposeful play.” – Abraham Maslow  

Sachdeva Global School organized an annual excursion to ‘Kidzania’ for the students of Classes II to VI to enrich the students and take learning beyond the four walls of the classroom. Kidzania is an interactive city designed for kids that blends creativity, enjoyment and education through role-playing. Children get the opportunity to explore, experience and understand things vividly. Each activity aims to empower children through role-play that motivates them to make a difference in their field.

The students were divided into different groups based on the different activities they took up. They were able to learn about many professions by acting out roles in various activities including the Fire Hospital, Fashion Boutique, Culinary School, Dance Academy and many others. Also there was a mini bank in which the children could make their own debit cards and they learnt about different banking facilities.

These all activities stimulated their creative thinking skills and boosted their self confidence and fostered a hand-on approach for the children to explore different real life occupations and careers.

Overall, it was an enjoyable and educational experience for all the children. They discovered many new things, engaged in a variety of activities, had a great time and returned home filled with happiness and pleasant memories.

The contest was open for children of different age groups, the contest was divided into groups of different age.

Children participated with full zeal and enthusiasm and exhibited artistic skill in the contest by making beautiful drawings on the given topics.

The contest was full of enthralling events that saw participation of students in large number. Results for the same will be announced in December.

“Art is the stored honey of the human soul.” – Theodore Dreiser  

Art is an integral part of our lives. It adds creativity and beauty to everything. Sachdeva Global School organized the ‘All India Camel Art Contest’ on 14 November 2022 to give opportunity to students to showcase their imaginations through creative and artistic skills. The contest was open for children of different age groups and were given different topics for the same.

Children participated with full zeal and enthusiasm and exhibited artistic skill in the contest by making beautiful drawings. The topic for Buds and Blooms was ‘Me and My Garden’ and for Classes I and II was Nature. The contest was full of enthralling events that saw participation of students in large number. Results of the contest will be announced in December.

On reaching the amusement park, the children were treated with a hearty breakfast and spent their time on a multitude of alluring rides. The rides were fun, daring and the students had a great time. They were also entertained by a puppet show, regional singing performances and a magic show.

The students enjoyed a mouthwatering lunch and proceeded to have camel rides and tractor rides. They also had a great time in an illusion room, and also witnessed different species of migratory birds at the farms. The visit to the farms ended with the students having a dance party and refreshments. The students enjoyed and were able to unwind, de-stress and refresh themselves through this fun-filled visit to Rangmanch Farms.

With the view of making people aware of Sardar Vallabhbhai’s life and his doings, students of class VIII-A presented the morning assembly. The assembly started with a thought for the day & updated the students with news around the globe. This was followed by an introduction to the topic of the speech.

The students learned that unity is an integral part of our life. The importance of National Unity was explained by a short skit, poems and a dance performance. The celebration of the birth anniversary of Sardar Patel made everyone aware of the ideas of strength and diversity of religions, languages, cultures, and traditions of our nation.

Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of the School, appreciated the student's efforts & illuminated the young minds by stating the significance of unity and how to achieve this goal. Overall, the assembly was inspiring and motivating.

"To watch us dance is to hear our hearts speak."  

The young performers of Sachdeva Global School zestfully participated in the Inter House Dance Competition organized in the school playground. The competition began with great zest and excitement. The participants dressed in colourful costumes, twirled around and set the stage on fire with their thrilling performance.

All the four houses from grade 6 to 8 participated in the competition. The choreography, rhythm, and synchronization of all the dancers were commendable. The competition was won by Pride House. First and second runner up were Glory House and Harmony house respectively.

Our honourable Principal Ms. Miti Dhingra, congratulated the winners and appreciated the performance of the children. She encouraged them to participate more in such competitions to enhance their talents.

“Talent is like a flower, you have to fully tend to it if you want something beautiful.”-Marinela Reka  

Talent Hunt is an event which gives a platform to students to showcase their talent in any field. It not only helps the participating students to show their abilities but also motivates other students to come up front and show their hidden potential. A ‘Talent Hunt Competition’ was organized on October 31, 2022 for the students of Classes Buds to II. Students participated enthusiastically in this event and displayed their abilities magnificently.

Some sang songs, some showcased their foot tapping moves, while others narrated shlokas and dohas. The students staged spectacular performances in colourful attires using fascinating props and backdrops, making everyone spell bound. The event not only nurtured the intrinsic qualities of students but also removed stage fear in them which helped in their personality development. It was joyful and overwhelming to witness the efforts put in by the students.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

CLASS: BUDS

CLASS: BLOOMS

CLASS I

CLASS II

“Appreciation can make a day, even change a life. Your willingness to put it into words is all that is necessary.”  

Every student has a speciality and they feel motivated when they are appreciated for the same. Keeping this in mind, the school conducted a ‘Certificate Distribution Assembly’ on 28th October 2022 for the students of Classes Buds to II. The assembly began with the morning prayer and some fun exercises.

The Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievements. Certificates were awarded to students who won the competitions held in the month of October - “I am a little Chef-Diwali Delicacies” for classes Buds, I & II and “Diya Decoration competition” for class Blooms. ‘Excellence in English Conversation Skills’ certificates were also given to encourage the students to converse in English language. The assembly motivated all the students and encouraged them to put forth their best effort.

“Be aware, wash with care”  

We cannot gainsay the significance of cleanliness in our day-to-day life. Our first line of defence against any illness, even pandemics like COVID-19 is effective cleanliness. The Ministry of Education decided to observe ‘Global Handwashing Day’ with the theme ‘Unite for Universal Hygiene’ to highlight the importance of handwashing with soap. To reinforce this habit in our students a ‘Hand Wash Activity’ was organised for the students of Buds to II between 17th to 21st October 2022.

The teachers discussed the importance of cleanliness and how important it is for keeping one's health and hygiene. Students were guided and shown how to wash their hands properly to combat diseases and maintain cleanliness. This activity helps students gain knowledge about how to wash their hands properly and the importance of doing it.

“The festival of lights is just around the corner. Wish you all a very Happy Diwali”  

Diwali is the festival of lights which symbolizes the “victory of light over darkness.” It is a celebration of the day when Rama returned to his kingdom in Ayodhya with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana after serving 14 years of exile. To celebrate and educate our students on why we celebrate this festival, a special assembly on ‘Diwali’ was conducted by the students of Class II-D.

Students spoke about the significance of Diwali. They also spoke about how people exchange gifts and sweets with their relatives and friends and decorate their homes with lights and diyas. They also sensitized everyone about the ill-effects of crackers and encouraged all to take a pledge saying no to crackers. They also presented a dance performance which brought a lot of energy and delight to the audience.

At the end, the HOS highlighted the importance of the festival and encouraged students to celebrate this festival without bursting crackers as it is harmful to not only humans but animals as well.

“The festival of lights is just around the corner. Wish you all a very Happy Diwali”  

Diwali, the festival of lights is like the harbinger of joy and prosperity. This festival of beauty brings bright sparkles of contentment, that stay with us through the days ahead. To keep up with the festivities, a few activities were conducted for the students of Classes Buds to II to permeate the school premises with an atmosphere of togetherness.

A ‘Card Making’ activity was conducted for the students of Buds and Blooms wherein the students created beautiful cards. A ‘Diya Decoration’ activity was conducted for the students of Classes I and II who gave a festive look to the classrooms by decorating the clay lamps. Our young students proved that creativity and talent do not have boundaries. The entire week filled the hearts of all students with the spirit of Diwali and they enjoyed the celebrations wholeheartedly.

“How far a little candle throws its beams! So shines a good deed in a weary world.”  

The warm, bright glow emitted from a diya is considered auspicious. It represents enlightenment, prosperity, knowledge and wisdom. Diyas represent the triumph of light over dark, good over evil and the most notable example of this is the day of Diwali.

Diya decoration is a perfect example to help the students to use artistic sensibility in daily life. To inculcate recreational vital skills like patience, concentration and self-esteem among students, Sachdeva Global School organized an Inter House diya stand making competition with old CD’s on 20th October for the students of classes III-V. Students from each house participated enthusiastically in the competition and showcased the potential of young minds. An array of beautiful diya decoration with glitters, mirrors and bright colours was done which left everyone in a state of wonder, making it hard to choose the winner.

Winners of the competition are as follows:

“The divine light of Diwali spreads peace, prosperity and happiness in our hearts."  

Diwali is an occasion to celebrate victory over evil, light over darkness and awareness over ignorance. To celebrate this auspicious day, a special assembly was presented by the students of IX C & D on 20th October 2022.

The assembly commenced with an invocation to the Gods through the lamp lighting ceremony by the HOS, Ms Miti Dhingra along with the incharges of different levels. The students were apprised about the significance of Diwali. An inspiring skit was presented by the students to deliver the moral values of the ever-motivating story of Ramayana. A powerful message generating awareness about environmental pollution and the after effects of bursting crackers was conveyed. The audience was delighted by the graceful dance, stirring music and enjoyed the festive atmosphere. The participants’ commendable efforts were well received by the enthusiastic audience with a hearty applause.

The assembly came to a close with the pearls of wisdom by the HOS, Ms Miti Dhingra. She urged the students to have an eco-friendly Diwali and refrain from bursting crackers to create a clean environment for all living beings.

“Light a lamp of love!
Blast a chain of sorrow!
Shoot a rocket of prosperity!
Fire a flowerpot of happiness!
Wish u a very sparkling Diwali”  

Diwali is the festival of lights. It is a symbol of the victory of good over evil, brightness over darkness, and truth over falsity. The Diyas not only make Diwali, the festival of lights, but they also symbolize the supremacy and consequence of brightness over darkness.

While everyone prepared to celebrate this auspicious festival, the students as well didn’t repress their zeal and enthusiasm. Keeping this spirit of festivities alive, a ‘Diya Decoration Competition’ was held on 19 October 2022 for Class ‘Blooms’. The students painted, decorated and made enticing Diyas as a part of Diwali celebration. The children experienced the effort involved in decorating Diyas and also its significance in celebrating Diwali. It was a great experience for all students who were the reason for making this competition a great success.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

“There is no doubt that creativity is the most important human resource of all. Without creativity, there would be no progress, and we would be forever repeating the same patterns.”  

Creativity is about thinking more efficiently. Ideation is how we can continuously generate fresh ideas. It is very important to inculcate the four essentials 21st century skills called 4Cs- Critical thinking, Creativity, Collaboration skills, and Communication skills among students. With the intention of providing this wonderful opportunity, “Ideation-A Software App Idea for Games for Learning” competition was organized on Wednesday, 19th October 2022. The main aim of this competition was to give the students a platform to demonstrate their hidden talent, uncover and explore new angles and avenues—to think outside the box.

There were two rounds in the competition. In the prelim round, students were shortlisted on the basis of their prototype designs and creativity. In the final round, shortlisted students got the opportunity to pitch their ideas in front of the judges. This was followed by a question and answer round. They answered the questions with enthusiasm, wisdom, and confidence. Their involvement in this competition was remarkable. It was truly an enriching learning experience for the students.

The winners of the Ideation Competition are as follows:

“Without mathematics, there's nothing you can do. Everything around you is mathematics. Everything around you is numbers.”  

Tests and quizzes play an important role in learning and provide an array of benefits for both the learner and the instructor. Exuberating, motivating, enlightening and engaging would describe the Maths Quiz Competition held on Wednesday, 19th October 2022. The competition aimed at developing the knowledge and excellence of the students through healthy and highly motivating forum.

With the intent of providing every child with the opportunity to be a part of this quiz, the preliminary round of the quiz was organized for classes VI-VIII in the classrooms, which aided the selection of three students per team. The Maths Wizards from each team participated in the quiz with full enthusiasm and zeal. Quizzes like this help to assess the mathematical skills, proficiency and aptitude of the students.

The objective of the quiz competition was to encourage students to look beyond their textual knowledge and establish a relationship between theory and application of the learnt concepts. All the rounds were keenly contested. Then came the turn of the audience. The intelligent minds answered the questions with enthusiasm, wisdom and confidence. Their involvement was remarkable. It was truly an enriching experience for the students.

The winners of the quiz were as follows:

“Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today”
- Benjamin Franklin  

Time is a highly valuable resource. We should never squander time in any form. Everyone should make good use of their time. Anything is possible for us to accomplish in life if we learn how to effectively manage our time. Because of this, the majority of successful people value time more highly than money.

To emphasis on the importance of time, Class II-C presented an assembly on the topic “Time is Free, but Priceless”. Students spoke about the significance of time in our lives. A poem on the same was recited by students. They also presented a beautiful dance performance on the song “Tik tik tik karti samye ki dhara”.

Ms Miti Dhingra, Head of School also emphasised the value of time in daily life and urged students to make judicious use of their time.

The outgoing Head Boy and Head Girl took the stage and reflected on the past year. They also shared their experiences as the heads of the Student Council, and wished the newly selected Student Council best of luck in discharging their duties and responsibilities. The school flag, which serves as the unifying force of all Globalites, was passed on by the Ex-Head Boy and Ex-Head Girl to the newly selected Head Boy and Head Girl.

The Head of School, Ms Miti Dhingra conferred the Student Council with badges and sashes. It was followed by an oath taking ceremony, with the Student Council pledging their obligations and duties to the school as student representatives. The Head Boy and Head Girl briefed the audience about their mission to make their school a centre of quality education and social responsibilities. They also extended their gratitude to the teachers on being chosen to head the Student Council, and ended the speech by promising that they will discharge their duties honestly and impartially.

The ceremony came to an end with the Head of the School congratulating the Student Council. She also gave them valuable advice on the essence of leadership and the responsibilities that come with it. She also hoped that they will discharge their duties with utmost sincerity and honesty.

“A recipe has no soul. You, as the cook, must bring soul to the recipe.” – Thomas Keller  

Festivals bring people from diverse backgrounds into celebration and understanding. In India, food is intertwined with each festival that the country celebrates. With Diwali around the corner, the festivities are in full swing and to keep the spirit alive an Intra class competition ‘I am a Little Chef: Diwali Delicacies’ was organised for the students of Classes Buds, I and II on 11th October 2022.

The kids created lovely dishes and demonstrated their ability and creativity by making delectable foods. With their inventive cooking abilities, they astounded everyone by creating dishes like sandwiches, bhelpuri, laddoos, salads, stuffed dates and other delicacies. Food items displayed were a visual treat and were presented in an artistic and aesthetic style. The dishes were evaluated on their flavour, originality, recipe card, hygienic practices and overall presentation. It was a double feast, both visually and gastronomically. The students had a great time participating in this culinary adventure, making the session a success.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Buds

Class-I

Class-II

“A little progress each day adds up to big results”  

Appreciation is better shown than told. Each student is special and they deserve appreciation for what they are good at. Celebrating all such students, the school conducted a ‘Certificate Distribution Assembly’ on 7th October 2022 for the students of classes Buds to II. The assembly began with the morning prayer and some fun exercise activities. The Pre-Primary Incharge, Ms Mitali Sehrawat felicitated the students for their achievements. Certificates and medals were given to the students who excelled in Inter-School Competitions and India Spelling Bee. Winners of the Inter-Class Competitions held in the month of August and September were also congratulated. This assembly motivated all the students and encouraged them to put forth their best effort.

‘’Cleanliness is next to godliness.’’  

Swachh Bharat Mission or Clean India Mission is a country-wide campaign initiated by the Government of India in 2014 to eliminate open defecation & improve solid waste management.

With the view of making people aware of this mission and its importance, students of class IX-A presented the morning assembly. The assembly started with a thought for the day & updated the students with news around the globe. This was followed by an introduction to the topic of the speech.

Globalities were taught the significance of cleanliness by poems and a skit. Cleanliness is not only a necessity, but it can also become a habit. This idea was explained by a short skit presented by the students. It encouraged students to adopt cleanliness in their home & surroundings by following some good habits.

Ms. Miti Dhingra, Head of the School, appreciated the student's efforts & illuminated the young minds by stating the significance of a Swachh Bharat and how to achieve this goal. Overall, the assembly was an informative yet interesting one.

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in service of others.” – Mahatma Gandhi  

Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated annually on 2nd October in remembrance of our beloved Bapu- Mahatma Gandhi. A special assembly on the topic ‘Believe in yourself- Gandhi Jayanti Celebration’ was conducted by Class II -A to remember his struggle and pay our heartfelt tribute to him for all the sacrifices made by him for the freedom of our nation.

Students spoke about Gandhiji's struggle fighting for an independent India. They also presented a dance performance on the song “Bande mei tha dum”.

Dussehra is also known as ‘Vijaydashmi’ or ‘the day of victory’. It is a festival that celebrates good triumphing over evil and to give this message an assembly on “Victory of good over evil- Celebrating Dussehra” was presented by Class II-B. Students presented a play on Ramayana, depicting various characters and pivotal incidences from the epic. They told the significance of the festival and why and how it is celebrated. Dressed in beautiful traditional costumes, they depicted how Lord Rama triumphed over the Ravana.

Ms Miti Dhingra, Head of School also stressed the importance of truth and non-violence in our lives and encouraged the students to always speak the truth.

2nd October provides an excellent chance for students to pay tribute to the great leader, who gave his life for the benefit of the country. To honour this day, ‘Banner Making Activity’ was organised for the students of Class Blooms and ‘Colouring in Gandhiji’s Message’ was organized for the students of Class Buds in the last week of September. This activity was conducted to make the students aware of the learnings, values and morals of life which were preached by Gandhiji.

Dussehra celebrates the triumph of good over evil. In order to mark the celebration, ‘Making a Puppet of Ravana’ activity was also conducted for the students of Classes Buds and Blooms. Children decorated, assembled different craft materials and made their masterpieces with utmost care. They also learnt about the significance of Dussehra and the importance of burning Ravana, Meghnath and Kumbhkaran on this day.

“Beautification of Indian culture is its festivals and their celebrations. It shows the diversified culture of India.”  

Festivals are a period of celebration and bring peace and joy to everyone. They are an expressive way to celebrate glorious heritage, culture and traditions. Keeping the festive spirit alive, the students of classes IV C and IV D of Sachdeva Global School organised a special morning assembly to celebrate two major festivals of India, i.e., Dusshera and Gandhi Jayanti.

The assembly started with an insightful thought for the day and happenings around the world followed by the narration of some Chaupayi from the Ramayana. The little ones were dressed up as Rama, Lakshmana, Sita and Ravana. They showcased the rituals and traditions and made us question the evils that we face in today’s world. Wherein these students reminded us of the values that we tend to forget, the assembly didn’t end here. A man known for being the chief advocate of ahimsa and satyagraha- Mahatma Gandhi joined in with a skit that emphasised the importance of the concept of truth and non-violence, especially in today’s time when the world is facing so much unrest.

The assembly was a sincere effort of all the enthusiastic children and was appreciated by the HOS Ms. Miti Dhingra. It all ended with a realisation that we must always do the right thing because it takes us to the right destination.

“There is no friend as loyal as a book.”  

Celebrating the love for books like every year, this year also “Scholastic Book Fair” was held in Sachdeva Global School to motivate kids to read more and ignite a passion for reading in them. It was an excellent way of exposing children to a wide array of books and making them more familiar with printed form of books.

The book fair was organized in the auditorium and on the corridor near Senior Library for five days from 20 September 2022 to 24 September 2022. There were more than 2000 titles introduced. The students and parents of pre-primary classes (Buds to II) gathered there to enhance their knowledge and interest. Books of various kinds were available for showing and selling. It was a great meeting place for the book lovers as they selected their favourite story books, fiction and non-fiction books. Hence, we celebrated this year’s book fair by spreading the message that books are our best friends that enlarge our vision and make our life more meaningful.

HAPPY BOOK READING

“कहानी वह विधा है जो लेखक के किसी उद्देश्य किसी एक मनोभाव जैसे उसके चरित्र, उसकी शैली, उसका कथा- विन्यास , सब कुछ उसी एक भाव को पुष्ट करते हैं I”  

सचदेवा ग्लोबल स्कूल द्वारका में कक्षा १ के लिए १९ सितम्बर और कक्षा २ के लिए २२ सितम्बर को अंतर्कक्षीय कहानी वाचन प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन हुआ। इसमें बच्चों ने बढ़ चढ़कर भाग लेकर अपनी प्रतिभा का प्रदर्शन किया। नन्हे-नन्हे बच्चों ने प्यारी-प्यारी आवाज में कहानियां प्रस्तुत कर सबका मन मोह लिया I

प्रतियोगिता के दौरान छात्रों ने नैतिक शिक्षाप्रद कहानियाँ सुनाकर अपनी प्रतिभा का प्रदर्शन करते हुए खूब तालियाँ बटोरी। कहनी के माध्यम से हम बच्चों को बहुत कुछ सिखा सकते हैं I यदि कहानी रोचक हो तो बच्चे स्वयं उसे ध्यान से सुनकर अपने जीवन में उसकी सीख का प्रयोग कर सकते हैं I प्रतियोगिताएँ बच्चों की प्रतिभा को निखारने का काम करती है। इसलिए सभी बच्चों को प्रतियोगिता में अवश्य ही भाग लेना चाहिए।

प्रतियोगिता के विजेता इस प्रकार हैं: -

“कविता एक हृदय की भाषा है जो एक हृदय से निकलकर दूसरे हृदय पहुंचती तक है”  

हिंदी हमारी मातृभाषा है और हमारा कर्त्तव्य बनता है कि हम इसे अच्छी तरह से बोलना जानेंI वाचन कौशल को निखारने के लिए, बच्चों का आत्मविश्वास तथा मातृभाषा के प्रति रुचि को बढ़ावा देने के उद्देश्य से कक्षा- बड्स के विद्यार्थियों के लिए हिंदी दिवस के उपलक्ष्य में ‘देश भक्ति’ विषय पर हिंदी कविता वाचन की प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन किया गया I इस अवसर पर बच्चों ने उत्साहपूर्वक अपने विचारों को कविता के रूप में प्रस्तुत किया I उच्चारण, हावभाव, विषयवस्तु, आवाज का उतार-चढ़ाव विभिन्न मूल्यांकन तथा बिंदुओं के आधार पर विजेता घोषित किए गए I सभी बच्चे कविता वाचन प्रतियोगिता के लिए उत्साहित दिखाई दिए एवं सभी ने इन में बढ़ चढ़कर हिस्सा लिया I अंत में प्रधानाचार्या जी ने विद्यार्थियों का होंसला बढ़Iते हुए उनकी प्रशंसा की I

प्रतियोगिता के विजेता इस प्रकार हैं :

"कविता हृदय की भाषा है जो एक हृदय से निकलकर दूसरे हृदय तक पहुँचती हैं "  

विद्यार्थी जीवन में वाचन कला का अभ्यास न केवल आत्मविश्वास में अभिवृद्धि करता है ,वरन वाचन कौशल के स्तर को अच्छा बनाता है | कविता वाचन जीवन का अहम हिस्सा है | मौखिक अभिव्यक्ति के लाभों को विकसित करने के लिए , सचदेवा ग्लोबल स्कूल ने कक्षा ‘ब्लूम्स’ के विद्यार्थिओं के लिए २० सितंबर २०२२ को ‘अंतरकक्षीय हास्य कविता वाचन प्रतियोगिता’ का आयोजन किया |

इस अवसर पर कक्षा ब्लूम्स के विद्यार्थियों ने भिन्न - भिन्न हास्य कविताओं को प्रस्तुत किया | बच्चों को उनके उच्चारण एवं प्रवाह ,कविता का चयन , रचनात्मकता आदि बिंदुओं के आधार पर परखा गया | सभी बच्चे कविता वाचन प्रतियोगिता के लिए उत्साहित दिखाई दिए गए एवं सभी ने इन में बढ़ - चढ़कर हिस्सा लिया | प्रत्येक प्रदर्शन विस्मयकारी था , जिसने दर्शकों को मंत्रमुग्ध कर दिया |

प्रतियोगिता के विजेता इस प्रकार हैं :-

“Animals are such agreeable friends – they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms.”  

Animals play a significant role in the stability of the environment, ecosystem and our lives. The importance of animals cannot be stressed enough. Without them, our existence is not possible. The best way to portray their importance is through an assembly, focusing on their co-existence with us. Class Buds-C presented an assembly on the topic- ‘Animal Safari’. They shared important facts and characteristics about different animals. The assembly was full of information and innovation wherein the students enacted as different animals and dressed up in beautiful costumes. They concluded the assembly with a beautiful dance performance on a song “I like to move it” with full enthusiasm.

हिंद मेरा देश है, हिंदी मेरी मातृभाषा, यही है हिंदी की परिभाषा।  

मातृभाषा हिंदी के महत्व को प्रतिपादित करने के लिए इसी भाव को प्रकट करते हुए कक्षा पाँचवीं 'अ ' के विद्यार्थियों ने प्रार्थना सभा प्रस्तुत की , जिसका विषय था - भावों की अभिव्यक्ति : हिंदी | प्रार्थना सभा का आरंभ मुख्य , अंतर्राष्ट्रीय व खेल जगत संबंधी समाचारों से हुआ | तत्पश्चात विद्यार्थियों ने हिंदी भाषा के महत्त्व को प्रतिपादित करते हुए कविता और हिंदी की विकास यात्रा के बारे में अपने विचार प्रकट किए | साथ ही 'स्वच्छता पखवाड़े ' के अंतर्गत विद्यार्थियों ने विद्यालय व अपने आसपास के वातावरण को स्वच्छ बनाने के लिए प्रतिज्ञा भी ली |

विद्यार्थियों ने प्रार्थना सभा में उत्साहपूर्वक भाग लिया। सभी विद्यार्थियों का उत्साह व जोश सराहनीय था।

"कविता वह सुरंग है ,जिसके भीतर से मनुष्य एक विश्व को छोड़कर दूसरे विश्व में प्रवेश करता हैं."
- रामधारी सिंह ‘दिनकर  

कविता की मुख्य विशेषता रसानुभूति की प्रबलता होती है। कविता में मनुष्य अपनी विचारों और मन के भावों को लिखता है। इसमें मनुष्य अपने भावना और कल्पना को महत्त्व देता है। कविता के माध्यम से कवि रसभरी अनुभूति को व्यक्त करता है। विद्यार्थी जीवन में वाचन-कला का अभ्यास न केवल आत्मविश्वास में अभिवृद्धि करता है, वरन वाचन-कौशल के स्तर को अच्छा बनाता है। कविता-वाचन जीवन का अहम हिस्सा है। मौखिक अभिव्यक्ति के लाभों को विकसित करने के लिए, सचदेवा ग्लोबल स्कूल ने कक्षा तीसरी व चौथी के विद्यार्थियों के लिए ८ सितंबर को अंतरसदनीय कविता-वाचन प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन किया।

इस अवसर पर कक्षा तीसरी के विद्यार्थियों ने प्रकृति तथा कक्षा चौथी के विद्यार्थियों ने देशभक्ति विषय पर पर अपने विचारों को कविता के रूप में प्रस्तुत किया I बच्चों को उनके उच्चारण, हाव - भाव, कविता का विषय, आवाज का उचित आरोह - अवरोह आदि बिंदुओं के आधार पर परखा गया I सभी बच्चे कविता वाचन प्रतियोगिता के लिए उत्साहित दिखाई दिए एवं सभी ने इन में बढ़-चढ़कर हिस्सा लिया I प्रत्येक प्रदर्शन विस्मयकारी था, जिसने दर्शकों को अद्भुत कविता वाचन से मंत्रमुग्ध कर दिया।

प्रतियोगिता के विजेता इस प्रकार हैं :-

The show started with a brief introduction and in no time, everyone gathered around the magician, Mr. Mahesh Kumar with glittering eyes waiting for the magical wand to do its trick. The magician pulled some tricks using his hat, some ordinary papers and hilarious spells. Children couldn’t contain their excitement to go up on the stage to be the magical assistants because they were ready to challenge what seems impossible and see the world with new eyes. The whole auditorium was filled with awe and laughter as the children applauded continuously as one magic trick led to other.

The cleverly executed, spellbinding magic tricks and the enthusiastic participation of the students made us realise that genius is not doubt another word for magic, and the whole point of magic is that it is inexplicable.

The light-hearted event ended with a message that during the many trials and tribulations of life, we might forget to enjoy little things but there is always hope and magic in the world if you simply know where to look for it.

Sachdeva Global School organised a special assembly on the occasion of Teachers Day to celebrate the contributions made by the teachers towards the society. The programme commenced with a speech stating the relevance of the day. This was followed by a dance performance on guru Vandana by the girls of class XII. The students then expressed their love and gratitude towards their teachers by presenting a fusion of songs. A musical enactment showcasing a classroom scene was also exhibited by the young ones. Various games like lemon race, tie a tie etc. were conducted for the teachers. The teachers participated with a lot of vigour and enthusiasm. The students too cheered for their teachers.

At the end of the program, the Head of the School, Ms Miti Dhingra addressed the assembly and also appreciated the teachers for their immense contribution. The entire program ended on a happy note.

"The influence of teachers extends beyond the classroom, well into the future.”- F. Sionil Jose  

Teachers play a major role in making their students responsible citizenS of tomorrow and good human beings. It is impossible to imagine our lives without teachers.

Teachers’ Day is celebrated to acknowledge and recognize the hard work put in by the teachers towards the development of their students. With the view to show respect to their teachers, Class Buds - A presented an informative assembly on the topic ‘Our Mentor, Our Creator- Teachers’ Day Celebration’. The students gave a brief introduction of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan and highlighted the importance of teachers in our lives followed by a mesmerizing dance performance on the tunes of ‘I love my teacher'. Ms Miti Dhingra, Head of School appreciated the efforts of the students and enlightened the gathering upon the importance of student-teacher relationship.

“Cleanliness is next to Godliness.”  

Cleanliness is an excellent habit. It not only makes our surroundings spick and span but also helps us combat diseases and even pandemics such as COVID-19. To strengthen this habit and spread awareness about cleanliness, ‘Swachhta Pakhwada’ was organised in our school from 1st to 15th September 2022.

The teachers discussed the importance of washing hands, wearing a mask, social distancing and maintaining health and hygiene. Students were also made aware of different ways and habits that enable them to maintain good hygiene such as cutting their nails, wearing the mask correctly, using hand sanitizer etc.

Various activities were also conducted for the students of Classes Buds to II. In Classes Buds and Blooms, a ‘Dustbin Colouring Activity’ was conducted in which the students coloured the dustbins and understood its significance. In Class I & II, a ‘Hand Wash Activity’ was conducted in which teachers discussed the importance of hand washing and showed them how to wash their hands properly. Students followed the same and washed their hands as shown by the teachers. They also participated in ‘Best Out of Waste’ activity in which they made beautiful baskets and pen stands using recycled material. A pledge was also taken by all the students to reinforce the goal of creating a clean and healthy environment. All the students participated with zeal and enthusiasm.

“Knowledge is the only kind of wealth that multiplies when you give it away”.  

Science quiz aims to inculcate in the minds of young students a spirit of scientific enquiry, analytical thinking and provides a platform to the budding scientists for exchanging thoughts. With the intend of providing every child with the opportunity to be a part of this quiz, the preliminary round of the quiz was organized in the classrooms, which aided the selection of three students per team. All the four teams participated with enthusiasm and vigour. The event witnessed enthusiastic preparation and participation. The format of the quiz entailed five rounds for each house. The rounds were Invention and discoveries, Visual round, Spell bee, Buzzer round and Rapid fire.

The students were at their literary best while answering the questions in the different rounds of the quiz. It provided an opportunity to explore the world of Science. It was a wonderful learning experience to enhance the students’ knowledge of different scientific facts build upon their prior knowledge and provide them with a better understanding of concepts already known to them. Each house exuberated confidence as they answered the questions posed to them while being cheered upon by their house mates. The varied types of questions asked triggered the curious minds and made it a fun and learning event for all. The audience was full of zeal and gusto throughout the competition. The enthusiasm was at its peak during the audience round. In all, the event was a grand success.

The winners of the quiz were as follows

“Thankfulness is the beginning of gratitude. Gratitude is the completion of thankfulness. Thankfulness may consist merely of words. Gratitude is shown in acts.”  

To recognise and imbibe the importance of Gratitude, students of class III B presented the morning assembly on 30th August. The assembly began with a beautiful thought followed by the news update. The students shared the various practices of gratitude in everyday life-giving examples in the form of a short enactment. Students also presented a mesmerising poem on ‘I AM THANKFUL’.

Our HOS, Ms. Miti Dhingra entreated the students to be thankful, whenever and wherever they come across such instances in everyday life. The assembly served the purpose of making the students pay a tribute to all the people around them in one or the other way.

“If God had so wished, he would have made all Indians speak with one language ... the unity of India has been and shall always be a unity in diversity.” Rabindranath Tagore  

India is a land of rich diversity where individuals from different religions live in peace. India is considered the best example of ‘Unity in Diversity’. Our unity is our strength & diversity is our power. To infuse the feeling of patriotism among the students and make them aware of their different religions, cultures, castes, language etc, an “Inter Class Competition: Houte Couture-Unity in Diversity” was organized for the students of Classes Buds and Blooms. The little ones enthusiastically participated in the competition as they got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence by representing various states of India and its culture. The teachers appreciated and applauded the performances of young talents.

The winners of the competition were as follows.

The interactive workshop aimed at making the classrooms a happy place for students. According to Mrs. Kaur a happy classroom is possible only when the teacher and students are happy. The teachers were advised to leave all their worries, stress, anxiousness and tensions outside the classrooms. The teachers were made to perform certain activities which made them aware of their strength, weaknesses and skills in handling a difficult situation. She also advised that a teacher should lend an ear to each and every student and should always be available for his/her help.

It was an interactive and informative workshop. It taught the teachers to be happy individuals so that they can create happy classrooms. A happy teacher can make the whole world happy as “Being happy is the greatest form of success.”

Honesty refers to truthfulness and high morals of a person. It is an important principle that governs our lives. Our words and deeds must reflect honesty. Being honest requires courage and boldness, as being honest can sometimes be difficult.

To emphasize the significance of honesty, a special assembly on the topic ‘Honesty is the best policy’ was conducted by the students of Classes Blooms C and D on 26th August 2022. Students explained the importance of honesty using slogans, a skit and rhyme. Students participated enthusiastically and the assembly was a great learning experience for all. Certificate distribution for the ‘Olympiad Examinations’ conducted by Silverzone Foundation in 2021-22 and Inter Class ‘English Poem Recitation- Go Green’ competition held in August was also done for the students of Classes I & II, in which the Head of School, Ms Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievement.

India is a vast country with a profound sense of culture, legacy and a thousand years of history. It is a land of diversity because we have different types of food, speak different languages, celebrate different festivals, and practice different faiths and traditions.

We have a myriad of reasons to be a proud Indian and to share that, an ‘Inter-Class Just A Minute (JAM) Competition’ on the theme I am proud to be an Indian because… was organised for the students of Classes I and II on 23rd and 25th August 2022 respectively.

The students spoke about the rich culture of India and what makes them proud Indians with the help of beautiful props and costumes. Students participated eagerly in the competition which allowed them to share their love and respect for their nation.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Class-I

Class-II

Dramatization is useful in developing play so that children can extend themselves creatively and constructively. It also provides emotional content in their socialization. Such activities challenge the children to develop a sensitive and in-depth understanding of all the characters they play. To inculcate the benefits of Dramatization, Sachdeva Global School organised Inter House Character Dramatization Competition on 25th August for the students of classes III-V.

Children came dressed up in their favourite characters like Supergirl, Rudra, Chacha Chaudhary, Bhagat Singh, Sarojini Naidu and so on. The passionate enactment was very well performed by the children with proper getup of costumes and pronunciation of the dialogues. Each performance was awe-inspiring, forcing the audience to be enthralled by the marvellous acting. 

Winners of The Competition Are as Follows:

House Wise Winners:

 Individual Winners

Harmony house won the final match and Secure 1st position where as Pride house bagged 2nd position in the competition. Glory house and Peace house who managed to get into semi-finals were declared 3rd in the competition.

Winners of the competition are as follows:

Our Principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra entreated the students to be more watchful and whenever and wherever they come across instances of wastage of energy, she asked them to promise to address the issue. The assembly served the purpose of making the students think about energy conservation to meet some of the sustainable development goals.

“Don't kill the beauty of the jungle. Save Tigers.”  

Saving tiger is not only our duty but also our responsibility. We should know that when we ask something from nature, we must be ready to give something back as well. If nature is responsible for our existence, we must take responsibility for its existence too.

International Tiger Day is an annual event to promote the protection of the natural habitat of tigers and to spread awareness about the conservation of tigers. A special assembly on the theme Tiger Conservation – Let’s roar for their safety was conducted by the students of Class I - D. The main aim of the assembly was to raise awareness and supporting tiger conservation issues. Students with their dynamic speech, poem and a role play shed light on various reasons for the extinction of tigers such as climate changes, illegal poaching and habitat loss with puissant slogans to draw attention towards the conservation of tigers. Students highlighted the plight of tigers due to rapid deforestation and took a pledge to preserve flora and fauna. The assembly concluded with words of wisdom by our HOS, Ms. Miti Dhingra who encouraged to students to not only protect tigers but all animals and birds.

“Freedom does not come without a price, and neither did ours. Never forget the bloodshed and brutality that this great nation has endured in the past. Happy Independence Day 2022”  

Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor on 15th August all over India. To invoke the feeling of patriotism in the hearts of our dear students and promote awareness about the Indian National Flag ‘Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign’ was observed as a part of ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’. The initiative was dedicated to fostering deeper personal connect with the Tiranga, requesting our students to bring the Tiranga home and hoist it to mark the 75th year of India’s independence. They were encouraged to ‘Pin a Flag’ along with posting a ‘Selfie with Flag’ on the online school platform. Students of Classes Buds-II came forward and showed their enthusiasm by participating in the initiative with great zeal.

“Freedom in mind, Faith in our heart, Memories in our souls. Let’s salute our nation on Independence Day!”  

Independence Day is celebrated every year on the 15th of August. This was the day when India won independence from the British in 1947, after 200 years of oppressive rule. To mark this day, discussions and various activities were organized for the students of Buds to Class II.

The teachers discussed the importance of Independence Day and the relentless efforts of freedom fighters who fought for the nation till their last breath. It was a wonderful opportunity for the students to learn more about courageous freedom fighters on the struggle for an independent India.

In Buds and Blooms, a ‘Thumb Printing Activity’ was conducted in which the students used the colours of our national flag to paint kites using their thumb impressions. In Class I, ‘Slogan Writing Activity’ was conducted in which students wrote slogans of Indian Freedom Fighters on a colourful strip which they pasted on a poster. In Class II, students actively participated in ‘Making Our National Flag’ activity wherein they painted the Our National Flag using cotton impressions.

Students participated with zeal and enthusiasm as it allowed them to share their love and respect for the great freedom fighters of our country.

“The greatness of a culture can be found in its festivals”  

India is a subcontinent of nationalities. Our country is a huge and beautiful land full of wonders. For the progress of our nation, Government of India started a campaign ‘Digital India’ on 1st July 2015. It is flagship programme with a vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy.

Krishna Janmashtami is a festival to celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna. It is also known as Gokulashtami. The festival is celebrated as a symbol of the end of darkness and rooting out the evil forces.

To spread the awareness about the our country and Gokulashtami , students of classes Blooms A and Blooms B conducted the morning assembly on 12th August 2022 . Students participated enthusiastically and explained the importance of the festivals using slogans, rhymes, bhajans and danced beautifully. Certificate distribution for the ‘Rhyme Recitation Competition’ held in the month of July was done for the students of classes Buds and Blooms in which the Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievement. The assembly concluded with unfurling of the national flag by the Head of School, followed by national anthem.

"When learning is purposeful, creativity blossoms. When creativity blossoms, thinking emanates. When thinking emanates, knowledge is fully lit." – A.P.J Abdul Kalam  

Sachdeva Global School organized its Annual Exhibition for the students and parents on 30th July, 2022 in the school auditorium from 9:30 am to 12:00 noon. The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the Principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra ma’am. The main motive of the exhibition was to draw out the hidden potential of the students and to strengthen their conceptual knowledge in all subjects. Students of classes VI-XII showcased their brilliance, creativity, knowledge, and skills through working models, charts, newsletters, book covers, pamphlets, travel brochures etc.

Topics of some of the innovative models were:

Science: Drip irrigation, Water alarm, Electroscope, Model on combating pollution in city, Rubber band Car Challenge and Working model on Types of joints in our body

Social Science: Solar System, Volcano, Interior of the Earth, Rock Cycle, Solar Cooker, Domains of Earth and Preamble

Mathematics: Spin the Wheel for laws of Exponents, Euler's formula for 3D shapes, Kaleidoscope, Clinometer and Area of Tangram

Robotics and Artificial Intelligence: Smart Wind Mill, Smart Plant Monitoring System, Smart Traffic light system, Home Automation and Smart Blind Stick

Computer Science: Application areas of A.I, I.O.T, New Age Gadgets and Human vs Robot

English: Book Cover, Pictorial representation of poem, Grammar charts, Posters, Comic strips, Advertisements and Charts

French: La tour Eiffel (Eiffel tower), Le musée du Louvre (Louvre museum), Notre dame de Paris, Les fromages français (French cheese), TGV (Fastest train of france), Les saisons françaises (French seasons) and French dictionaries

Sanskrit: Book Cover of "Granthas", Sankskrit dictionary and Charts on Sanskrit Poets

Hindi: Advertisements, Scrapbook, Poems & Stories written by students and Brochures

Arts: Newspaper basket, Madhubani Art, Tile Painting, Jute bags painting and Modern Art.

The exhibits were indeed an eye opener. The parents and the students thoroughly enjoyed the exhibition. They were very impressed with the ideas, passion, creativity and effort behind the exhibits. Students learnt the value of research work, organizational skills & team work when putting up such an event on a grand scale. The event was a grand success.

“Plant a Memory, plant a Tree, Do it Today for Tomorrow”.  

Trees, also called green gold are an important part of the Biosphere that exist on Earth. They are necessary to maintain the ecological balance on the planet and are the basis of sustaining life on Earth. We should plant more and more trees and add a new friend in our life.

To teach the importance of trees to our tiny tots, an inter class English Rhyme Recitation Competition on the theme ‘CUT THE GREED, NOT THE GREEN’ was conducted for students of Classes Buds and Blooms on 27th and 28th July 2022 respectively.

The students spoke about the importance of trees and the ways in which they can save the trees with the help of beautiful and colourful props. Students participated enthusiastically in the competition and the same was appreciated by all.

The Winners of The Competition Were as Follows

Cut down on plastic. Recycling is fantastic!  

Plastic pollution is one of the greatest threats to Earth with far-reaching impact on environment. The adverse impacts of littered single use plastic items on both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, including in marine environment are globally recognized. Addressing pollution due to single use plastic items has become an important environmental challenge. As part of the Awareness campaigns and activities on Phasing out Single-Use Plastic and Plastic Waste Management, a Slogan writing competition was conducted for the students of classes 3 to 5. The theme of the competition was ‘Eco-friendly Alternatives to Plastic’.

This activity brought forth the creativity of the students wherein they wrote catchy and impactful slogans that would help in creating awareness about the harmful effects of single-use plastics on the environment.

All the students participated with great fervour and zeal. The activity also turned out to be an exquisite learning experience for everyone, thereby making such endeavours to be the steps toward a brighter, more sustainable future.

Winners of the competition are as follows:

They were dressed up nicely in their costumes and used very creative, colourful, apt and attractive props. They charmed the judges, teachers and classmates with their poise and grace. The event was a great success and the students were appreciated for their confidence and wonderful performances.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

“Creativity doesn’t wait for that perfect moment.
It fashions its own perfect moments out of ordinary ones.”  

Creativity is one of the most important characteristics of being human. It is one of the main traits that make us successful as individuals and as a species. When learning is purposeful, creativity blossoms. When creativity blossoms, thinking emanates. When thinking emanates, knowledge is fully lit. When knowledge is lit, the economy flourishes. Allowing a free flow of creativity and individual thoughts frees the mind in a way that enables a person to absorb knowledge more easily. It makes processing learning more efficient.

In this light, the Annual Exhibition for classes III-V was organised on 23rd July 2022. Displaying an array of creative working models, charts, book covers, etc. created by the students showcased their evolved understanding about the world around them.

Some of the most exciting models were:

• Science: Water Cycle & Water Pollution, Solar System, Wind Mill and Digestive System
• Social Studies: Roles of Local Self Government, Garbage Disposal, Major Landforms
• English: Banners & Buntings, Word Wall and Pictorial Dictionary
• Math: City Scene Using Shapes, Place Value Charts, Polygons
• Hindi: शब्दकोश, आवरण पृष्ठ, पत्तियों से नमूने, पत्रिका (2050 में भारत)
• Computer: Computer System, Robots, Printer, VR Headset
• Art: Bottle Decoration, Masks, Paper Baskets, Origami Art

These activities, displays and the enthusiastic participation from both the students and the parents made us realise that a free flow of ideas shows that children are not passively listening/absorbing, but are exploring, discovering and communicating. Such activities make these young minds more active and present as members of society.

“Parents were the only ones obligated to love you; from the rest of the world, you had to earn it.” – Ann Brashares  

Parents are those special people who possess immense patience to bring up their child in the best possible ways. And thus, we celebrate Parents Day by honouring those special people in our lives. Parent’s day is globally celebrated on 4th Sunday of July every year. This year it was celebrated on 24th July. A special assembly on the theme ‘My Parents – A tribute to unconditional and love care’ was conducted by the students of Class I- C. The children were excited to express their love and affection towards their parents. They presented a beautiful speech followed by a dance on the importance of parents in a child’s life. They thrilled the audience with their mesmerizing dance. The creativity on the backdrop enhanced the theme of the assembly.

Ms Miti Dhingra, Head of School graced the occasion. She gave a short and thought-provoking speech to the children and guided them to value the love and care their parents and grandparents give them.

“Reading is dreaming with open eyes.”  

Reading is a fulfilling and nourishing experience for children as their young minds capture and grasps information very easily. Honoring the father of the Library Movement, the late P.N. Panicker, June 19 is celebrated every year as National Reading Day. It is a mass movement to promote the culture of reading.

Stressing on the importance of reading, P. N. Panicker was largely responsible for the cultural movement in the state of Kerala. To further propagate the practice and also emphasize on the improvement of reading abilities, CBSE has guided schools to celebrate Reading Day, Week and Month.

‘Identification of letter and Coloring’ and ‘Making Friendship tree’ activities were conducted for Class Buds. ‘Big Lion and Little Mouse’ story was also narrated to the students. In Class Blooms, ‘Guess the picture’ and ‘Jumble Words’ activities were conducted wherein students guessed the name of the story, tried to narrate the it and made two letter words.

In Class I, ‘Book Mark Making’ and ‘Jumble Words’ activities were conducted in which students learnt the formation of three and four letter words and use their creative skills to make bookmarks. In Class II, ‘Book Mark Making’ and ‘Tell me Summarization’ activities were conducted. Students read moral based stories and then they tried to summarize the same. Students actively participated in all these activities and thoroughly enjoyed the National Reading Week and Month.

Children learn the concept of symmetry and to manipulate basic geometric shapes such as squares, rectangles, and triangles.To inculcate recreational vital skills like patience, concentration and self-esteem among students, Sachdeva Global School organised Inter House Origami Competition on 21st July for the students of classes III-V. Students from each house participated enthusiastically in the competition and showcased the potential of young minds. An array of beautiful three-dimensional figures which were transformed from just a piece of paper left everyone in a state of wonder making it hard to choose the winners.

Winners of the competition are as follows:

“A tree is our most intimate contact with nature.” ― George Nakashima  

Van Mahotsav is an annual tree-planting festival in India, celebrated in the first week of July every year. This festival has gained immense national importance and every year, millions of saplings are planted all across India in observation of Van Mahotsav week. This festival educates the awareness of trees 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 and I-B conducted the morning assembly on the topic Van Mahotsav – ‘Let’s save our Earth’.

The students explained the importance of the festival using slogans and danced beautifully on the song ‘Save the planet ‘. All the students participated enthusiastically and emphasized upon the importance of keeping the Earth safe by planting trees and reusing things.

Ms Miti Dhingra, Head of School also emphasized upon the importance of planting trees and encouraged the students to do the same.

“Keep the earth clean, it's the only home we have.” - a quote we often read but unfortunately forget.  

Earth and the resources of earth make life possible on it. If we were to imagine our lives without these resources, that would not be possible as life cannot function without sunshine, air, vegetation, and water. However, this is soon going to be our reality if we do not save the earth now. To raise our concern on the compelling need to save earth- students of class X-C presented a morning assembly on the theme – “Each Day, Earth Day”

The session started with a brief introduction of the theme which was followed by the International and National headlines, important school achievements and happenings, the weather report and a motivational quote.

A short dramatic presentation to showcase the need to conserve earth and a poem on ‘Save mother Earth’ were the highlights of the assembly. The students also pledged to arouse consciousness in the society for the cause and to inspire all to join their campaign to save earth and its resources.

The assembly ended with the thought – “Keep the Earth Clean and Green, Nurture the Nature, Go Green and Save Green, Reuse today to save for tomorrow”. This highlights that its not only essential to conserve earth resources for our survival and we should conserve mother nature, but we should strive harder in the journey of life to protect and save for the future.

Finally, Our Principal, Ms. Miti Dhingra, motivated everybody with her ever so kind words. The assembly concluded with planting a sapling as we promised to keep our environment green and clean.

“Being told you're appreciated is one of the simplest and most uplifting things you can hear”  

After a relaxed vacation with the spirits held high, Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka reopened after the summer break. The children walked into the campus for their journey towards joyous learning with bright and cheerful faces. Meeting their friends and exciting discussions added fuel to their energies for a sparkling start. The school conducted a certificate distribution assembly for the competitions held in April-May for the students of Classes Buds to II. The assembly began with the prayer after which the Head of School, Ms Miti Dhingra felicitated the students for their achievements in the field of colouring, craft and calligraphy.

“No Water, No Life” - a quote we often read but unfortunately forget.  Despite the fact that water is such an essential resource, humans don’t seem to care enough to conserve and protect this ‘Amrit of life’. To raise our concern on the compelling need to save water- students of class X-B presented a morning assembly on the theme – “Save Water, Save Life”

The session started with a brief introduction of the theme which was followed by the International and National headlines, important school achievements and happenings, the weather report and a motivational quote.

A short dramatic presentation to showcase the need to conserve water and a song on the theme were the highlights of the assembly. The students also pledged to arouse consciousness in the society for the cause and to inspire all to join their campaign to save water.

The assembly ended with the thought – “When life places stones in your path, be the water. A persistent drop of water will wear away even the hardest stone”, highlighting that not only is water essential for our survival it also motivates us to strive harder in the journey of life.

Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.  

Reading is a fulfilling and nourishing experience for children as their young minds capture and grasp information very easily. Honoring the father of the Library Movement, the late P.N. Panicker, June 19 is celebrated every year as National Reading Day. It is a mass movement to promote the culture of reading.

Stressing on the importance of reading, P. N. Panicker was largely responsible for the cultural movement in the state of Kerala. To further propagate the practice and also emphasise on the improvement of reading abilities, CBSE has guided schools to celebrate Reading Day, week and month.

In view of the same, ‘Reading Hour’ was observed online on Sunday, 19th June ,2022 between 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Parents were requested to motivate students to read any book (apart from their textbooks) of their choice to mark this day. Students showcased enthusiastic participation and submitted their response in form of pictures.

“Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.” – Joseph Addison  

Reading plays a pivotal role in our lives. It helps in improving vocabulary and opens the doors of new knowledge to enlighten our minds. June 19 is celebrated as National Reading Day across the country to honour the father of the Library Movement, Late P.N. Panicker. To propagate the message of ‘Read and Grow’, students from Classes Buds to II were encouraged to read various books of their own choice to celebrate and enjoy the reading day. It allowed them to explore a new world through the pages of a book and immerse themselves in this joyous ride. Parents shared the photographs of their ward reading books of different genres. Students were happy and enjoyed the reading activity thoroughly.

“There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” -Walt Disney  

Books are a handy resource packed with information, life lessons, love, prayer, fear and lots of advantageous instruction. Books open doors to a world of ingenuity, creativity, and resourcefulness. Books can become a person’s best friend, loyal supporter and key counsel for life.

Honouring the father of the Library Movement, the late P.N. Panicker, 19th June is celebrated as National Reading Day. To propagate the message of ‘Read and Grow’ among the students, Sachdeva Global School organised Reading Day on 19th June for the students of classes IX-XII. Around 250 students participated in this acivity. The students read books of various genres and thoroughly enjoyed the reading session.

Reading in the early years has numerous benefits and is the key to a child’s mental and emotional growth. One key benefit of inculcating the habit of reading is the development of critical thinking skills. The session helped the students in increasing their knowledge, and building their vocabulary.

To analyse, enhance and entrench the paramount trails of the 21st Century individual, a 'Science Quiz' was organized for classes IX to XII on 24th May’22. With the intend of providing every child with the opportunity to be a part of this quiz, the preliminary round of the quiz was organized in the classrooms, which aided the selection of three students per team. The quiz revolved around rekindling the pragmatism through challenging rounds like General round, Visual round, buzzer round, rapid fire etc. All the four teams participated with enthusiasm and vigour.

The aim of the quiz was to enhance the students’ knowledge of different scientific facts build upon their prior knowledge and provide them with a better understanding of concepts already known to them. The quiz also helped the students in improving their listening, reasoning and identification skills. The audience was also given a chance to participate and win prizes. In all, the event was a grand success.

The winners of the quiz were as follows:

“Calligraphy is a kind of music not for the ears, but for the eyes.”  

Technology has rapidly integrated into our lives, especially with e-learning and online classes. Students are texting and typing on keyboards more than ever. However, the brain engages differently when we write something by hand. It reinforces reading, language processing skills and contributes to reading fluency. Surely, the benefits that good handwriting entails are innumerable. To hone this skill in our students an ‘Intra-Class Calligraphy Competition’ on the theme 'WRITE BETTER' was organized for the students of Classes I and II on 9th May 2022.

The students were full of enthusiasm and all set to display their fine handwriting. The handwriting was judged on the basis of neatness and formation of the letters.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Class-I

Class-II

"A mother is she who can take the place of all others but whose place no one else can take."  

Mother’s Day is a special day for all children and mothers as it celebrates the bond of love and affection that is everlasting. Mothers are the emotional backbone of the family who have the magic touch to heal all wounds and make all things beautiful.

Keeping this bonding emotion in mind, a Card Making Activity was conducted for the students of Buds and a Photo Frame Making Activity for Blooms. Teachers made an earnest effort to instill the importance of mother in a child’s life. The students of Buds and Blooms had something special and unique to bring a smile on their beloved mother’s face. They passionately got involved in making beautiful cards and photo frames for their mothers.

It was an enjoyable and memorable day for each and every child which left an indubitable mark on the innocent hearts.

“Creativity is making marvellous out of the discarded.”  

Little efforts make a huge difference. With the high spirit of saving the environment, the students of classes I and II came together on 28th April, 2022 and participated in Intra Class Competition: ‘THE RECYCLE MANTRA- MAKING A FACE MASK USING WASTE MATERIALS’

The students brought the materials required for the competition from home which included different waste objects like ice cream sticks, newspapers, disposable plates, cups, carboards, pistachio shells, pencil shavings etc. They started the competition with a short discussion on the importance of recycling waste products. With great enthusiasm, they created beautiful face masks using their creativity and imagination. After completing the masks, all the participants individually spoke about their creation and the kind of materials they used.

The competition motivated the students to do their part towards making our planet a better place to live in. The students were happy to participate and learn about the importance of recycling products. They promised to be mindful about wasting materials and save the Earth.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Class-I

Class-II

“Go green and make our Earth a beautiful place to live”  

Colours are important to make our life beautiful. It’s the reason our Earth is more beautiful than the other planets. Colouring gives us the experience of creativity, colour awareness and develops a sense of achievement. Keeping this in mind, a colouring competition ‘Save Earth, Secure Future- Colour Rush’ was organized for the students of Blooms on 27th April 2022. Students showcased their vivid choice of green and blue shades and coloured beautifully the picture of Mother Earth. It was a pleasure to watch these tiny tots work with ease. All the students participated enthusiastically in the competition and took great care to colour neatly.

The winners of the competition were as follows

Our favourite-Winnie, the Pooh says …

“Goodbye…..Already…
Oh no please… Can’t we go to page one
And do it all over again”  

Such are the feelings which one experiences on one’s farewell. Recently, Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka organised a Farwell Party for its outgoing Class XII batch on 23rd April, 2022. As the students are gearing up for the upcoming board examination, the Farwell party gave them the much-needed escape from their tiresome study routine. It also brought in them the realisation that the beautiful chapter of school life is coming to an end, as they get ready to embark on an adventurous and self-exploring journey of their lives.

Farewell is definitely full of mingled feelings of happiness and sadness. But as they say ‘Change is the universal law of nature’.

To change is to progress & progress is what the school wishes for the students. In order to make their last day at school a memorable one an amalgam of games, contests, dance, song, etc was organised by Class XI students for their seniors. The farewell celebration started with the ‘Aashirwad Ceremony’ in which a hawan was organised to bring good luck and serenity to the Class XII students. It was followed by the lighting of the lamp by the Head of the School Ms Miti Dhingra along with the ex-Head Boy-Rachit Mahajan and the ex-Head Girl-Vaani Tandon. It was followed by a musical saga of Saraswati Vandana and a rocking music band performance by the budding rockstars of SGS. Many fun filled games like- Knot Unknot, Mummy Wrap, Pyramid making were organised for the students. A melody of farewell songs and dance performances on friendship songs made everyone nostalgic as they recollected the beautiful moments spent at the school in the past fourteen years. The highlight of the party was the Mr & Miss Globalite Event which was awaited by every Class XII student. The students competed with each other through different rounds of ramp walk, personality check and question answer round. Avikshith Raj and Kamakshi Kumar won the coveted title of Mr & Miss Globalite, impressing everyone with their personality and intelligence. The party ended with a sumptuous lunch and clicking snapshots with friends and teachers, memories which the students will cherish forever.

“Let’s nurture our nature so that we can have a better future”  

Our planet is an amazing place to live in, but it needs our help to flourish! We celebrate Earth Day on 22 April every year to raise awareness about environmental issues. Honouring the day, various activities were organized for the students of Buds to Class II on 22 April 2022.

The teachers discussed about the importance of Mother Earth and that partaking in simple steps can make a big difference in creating a sustainable future. An ‘Earth Day Card Making Activity’ was organised for the students of Buds and Blooms wherein the students made beautiful cards and showcased their colouring skills. The students of Classes I and II shared different ideas and ways to save our Earth. They thoroughly enjoyed ‘Make a Difference: Poster Making Activity’ in which they pasted handwritten quote strips on a poster to help spread awareness.

It was followed by a pledge to strengthen the motive for creating a new, clean, healthy and plastic-free Earth. All the students participated with zeal and enthusiasm as it gave them an opportunity to display their thoughts to safeguard the Earth.

Earth Day Celebration (Classes III-V)  

Earth Day is celebrated on 22nd May every year. This year, the day commenced with a discussion on the importance of Earth Day followed by a pledge to conserve our planet. In order to sensitise the students and commemorate our benevolent ‘Mother Earth’, Poster Making Competition was also organised for the students of classes III-V. The competition motivated the students to do their part towards making our planet even more beautiful and a better place to live in. The students showcased their artistic and creative skills in the form of beautiful and eye-opening posters.

The competition rekindled concern and instigated the young globalites to save, love and respect Mother Nature with all their heart and soul.

The winners of the competition were as follows:

Class-III

Class-IV

Class-V

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” - Margaret Mead  

In an effort towards maintaining a healthy environment, Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka celebrated Earth Day on 22 April, 2022. The motto of this year was to ‘phase out Single Use Plastic’. In order to sensitize the students against Single Use Plastic, some activities were conducted in the school premises. Class VI-VIII students were encouraged to write slogans. Class IX-X engaged themselves in making creative posters under the theme ‘Eco-Friendly Alternatives to Plastic’. In order to inculcate the sense of responsibility towards keeping the surrounding clean, Class XII students were motivated to write an essay on the topic- Strategy of 6 Rs-Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, Redesign and Re-manufacture. Three best entries from each class were selected, appreciated and certificates were given for the same.

Apart from the above-mentioned activities, Class III-XII took a pledge to say no to plastic.

The students participated in all the above mentioned activities with great zeal and enthusiasm. Overall, the campaign was successful in motivating each student to understand the importance of Mother Nature.

“The school is a small world and the world is a very big school.”  

After a long wait, the little ones finally came to school. To welcome them with all our hearts, teachers from Buds-Class II gathered together on 8th April, 2022 and presented a Welcome Assembly with great pomp and show.

The assembly began with the school choir brightening the whole atmosphere with their mellifluous songs and prayer. It was followed by invigorating aerobics session with Mr. Manish Vyas. All the children pranced along with the teacher and enjoyed the session. In continuation to lift up their energy, the wonderful teachers of SGS gave an applaudable dance performance after which the Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra addressed the children with a warm welcome note. She inspirited the young minds with her inspirational words and motivated children to be a performers in the following assemblies.

It turned out to be extremely joyful for all the children and teachers. It was a successful attempt to bring them all together and wish them luck for their new academic session.

“A parent is a teacher at home and a teacher is a parent in school and the child is the centre of our universe.”  

Every new academic year holds new challenges, new avenues to explore and new opportunities to learn. On 29th March, 2022 a parent orientation programme was conducted in the school auditorium for the parents of Buds with a view to get maximum involvement of parents in moulding their children towards successful future.

The programme started with lamp lighting by the eminent guest speaker Ms. Roma Kumar (Consultant Psychologist in Institute of Child Health), our Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra, Pre-School and Pre-Primary Incharge, Ms. Mitali Sehrawat along with a few parents. Our Head of School then addressed the parents and spoke about how healthy partnership of parents and teachers can create a safe space for students to help them engage, learn and thrive. This was followed by an interactive session on ‘Positive Parenting and Child Development’ by Ms. Roma Kumar wherein she addressed various queries raised by parents. Parents were apprised about the functioning of the school, the dispersal pattern, security and safety regulations, academic pattern and co-curricular activities that are conducted in the school. They were also shown a glimpse of the teaching methodology followed in the school with some fun filled activities.

The orientation programme turned out to be extremely fruitful for all the new parents of SGS family and a definitive connect was established. It provided a clear picture of the school’s facilities and instilled faith and confidence in the parents.

Embracing The New Normal  

The kids are back. The laughter is back. The fun is back. Adorned with beautiful welcome posters Sachdeva Global School welcomed the students after a long gap of about 2 years.

An offline assembly was conducted on 2nd March 2022 not just to welcome the students back to basics but also to tell them about the ‘New Normal’.

The assembly took off with a drill where the students were seen exercising in full ardor which was followed by prayer.

We may need to create a new normal as ‘in the middle of difficulty, lies opportunity’, and this realization was presented as the thought of the day.

Class 5 students brightened up the stage with a poem titled ‘We’re going back to school’ in which they had shown their excitement to be back to school. A couple of students shared their experiences on coming back to school.

It started with a morning prayer to thank God and start the day on a positive note. Next, an energetic session of aerobics was conducted to promote physical exercise and health. The teachers of classes Buds and Blooms presented some cheerful rhymes, making the students sing and participate along. Students expressed their happiness over school being reopened and shared their feelings about coming back to school. A fun filled story telling session was conducted which was enjoyed by one and all.

The assembly concluded with the Head of School, Ms. Miti Dhingra interacting with the students and wishing them a great time ahead.

“Reading makes a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man”  

Calligraphy is the art of writing beautifully. It is rightly said that our handwriting reflects our personality. To inspire the students, showcase their handwriting skills in the school script, Marion Richardson, a calligraphy competition was organized for the students of classes Blooms to II. All the students participated with zeal and enthusiasm.

The winners of Inter-Class Calligraphy Competition were as follows:

A superhero is a person who does heroic deeds and has the ability to do them in a way that a normal person couldn’t...  

Superheroes spark a child's imagination and helps them use their minds in the most creative way. Children love superheroes as they are inspiring. Keeping this in mind, an inter class competition Marvellous Marvels – Be a Superhero was conducted for classes Buds-II. In this competition, the children had to portray any character depicting the change they can bring in the world. Students portrayed different superhero characters like – Wonder woman, Iron man etc. They wore beautiful costumes and used appropriate props of the characters they played.

The winners of the competition from Buds were as follows:

The winners of the competition from Blooms were as follows:

The winners of the competition from class I were as follows:

The winners of the competition from class II were as follows:

Patriotism is a feeling to be sensed, to show how much your nation matters to you.  

Republic Day is a day to remember when the Constitution of India officially came into force on January 26, 1950. This historical act formally transitioned India to become an independent republic and hence it is celebrated on January 26 every year.

Making A Tricolour Headband Activity - was conducted for classes Buds and Bloomson 14 January 2022. Students made beautiful headbands using tricolour origami sheets. The aim of this activity was to infuse the spirit of patriotism amongst the students. The feeling of love and respect towards the country exhibited by the students is well appreciated.

Collage Making: National Symbols of India: This activity was conducted for classes I & II on 17 January 2022. Students were encouraged to make colourful collages using the pictures of national symbols of India. This activity helped the students to propagate the feeling of oneness towards the country.