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26th March 2011 - Parent Orientation Programme
Parents and schools are partners in proper and holistic development of a child. A Parent Orientation Programme was organized in school for the parents of new students. The aim of this programme was to help the parents understand the child’s day to day school experience. Parents were introduced to the campus resources and the staff members.
Vice Chairman, Mr. Anil Sachdeva, extended a warm welcome to the parent community of Sachdeva Global School. In his speech, he acquainted parents with the ‘Technology Oriented’ and ‘Child Centered’ learning process adopted by the school. He emphasized the fact that the school will provide the best environment and exposure to children to blossom in every field: A glimpse of the technology within the classrooms was presented in the form of smart education practiced in school.
A skit “Great Expectations” was presented by the teachers. Parents seemed to agree with the message that children should not be pressurized or forced into activities which don’t interest them. It was an effort to depict that self exploratory time should also be given to the child so that he/she can understand him/her inner self.
The guest speaker, Mr. Prem Malik spoke on the concept of ‘Phonetics’ He spoke about pronunciation and the need of using correct language.
A session on “Child and Parent Psychology” was organized by the school for the parents. Eminent Psychologist, Dr. Aruna Broota discussed the role of parents in making their child’s education a success as it hinges on their enthusiastic participation. With the help of real life incidents she made everyone realize what parents mean to their children. She concluded the session by resolving the parents’ queries related to their children.
The program was a success as it familiarized parents and family members with the campus, its resources, policies and procedures. It also provided parents with the information needed to help them in supporting their child.
24th March 2011 - Workshop On Phonetics
Learning is a lifelong process. Each one of us is a learner in one sense or the other. A workshop for teachers was organized in the school to learn and to brush up their knowledge about ‘Phonetics’. Teachers from neighbouring play schools also attended the workshop. The workshop was taken by Phonetic Instructor, Mr. Prem Malik, who is himself an educator. Correct pronunciation based on phonics were discussed and a presentation about speaking in the right manner was delivered. All teachers found the experience highly enriching.
16th March 2011 - International Mathematics Olympiad
Our school aims at enabling students to reach at a competence level where they are at par with everyone else. To test students’ proficiency in Mathematics our school in collaboration with Mathematics Olympiad Foundation conducted a test based on mental ability and reasoning. Students from Classes III – IX enthusiastically participated in the International Mathematics Olympiad and scored really well.
The names of the winners are:
| Name |
Class |
Rank |
| Rahul Dalal |
III |
1 |
| Aniza K. Basheer |
III |
2 |
| Aditya Chaudhary |
III |
3 |
| Devyank Sharma |
IV |
1 |
| Debashis Panda |
IV |
2 |
| Shashwat Kulshreshtha |
IV |
3 |
| Harshdeep Singh |
V |
1 |
| Arjun Raj Parashar |
V |
2 |
| Riddhi Bhatia |
V |
3 |
| Preeti Gahlot |
VI |
1 |
| Riya |
VI |
2 |
| Subham Yadav |
VI |
3 |
15th March 2011 - Green School Programme
“SGS amongst top 15 schools shortlisted for
the Delhi State Green School Awards 2010”
“Environment cannot be taught as just another subject – yet every subject can help us understand it better”.
The Green School Programme moves beyond theories and text books and concentrates solely on doing. It is designed as a tool to help school communities to audit the use of natural resources within their own premises. It then provides them the methodology to assess themselves as environmental managers. SGS was one of the schools who got the opportunity to do their bit for the environment. A group of teachers from the school attended training – cum – workshops in CSE (Centre for Science Environment). This team held a workshop for the other teachers of the school and started training the students of the Eco Club. This programme helped them understand their role in sustainable use of natural resources.
Teachers trained the students of Eco Club to audit various resources used by the school, which included Air, Water and Energy. Students went around the school in groups collecting the required data. They thoroughly enjoyed learning by doing and in their own way helping the environment blossom. Their dedicated efforts paid off as our school was ranked amongst top 15 schools shortlisted for the Delhi State Green School Awards 2010.
The school will engage its students in such initiatives, so as to bring about a notable change in the environment we live in.
15th March 2011 – Holi Celebration
Holi, the festival of colours, is a seasonal festival associated with colours of togetherness and love! People splash colours and water on each other. It reflects mother nature’s bounty during this time of the year - when all the beautiful flowers of different colours blossom.
Session 2010-2011 has come to an end , so a Special Assembly was conducted to celebrate Holi in school. A skit about the story of ‘Prahlad’ and his devotion to God leading ‘Holika Dahan’ was enacted. The message that “Goodness always triumphs over evil” was clear!
Further, the contemporary ways of celebrating Holi were shown: Use of chemical colours and paints were discouraged and the use of eco-friendly herbal colours was highlighted.
The assembly was concluded by an energetic dance performance by students of Classes III – IV. Girls dressed in vibrant traditional attire and boys wearing white kurta pyjama showed the typical ‘Vrindavan Holi’. It reminded everyone of the divine and eternal love of Krishna and Radha.
15th March 2011 – International Science Olympiad
No doubt the present age is an AGE OF SCIENCE as research and inventions in Science and Technology have become an integral part of our lives. To match up the fast moving world and assesses students’ aptitude in the field “International Science Olympiad” was organized in our school in collaboration with ‘Society of Science’. SGS is proud to announce that our students have done extremely well. Kaustubh Sharma (Class IX) grabbed 2nd position at state level while Aalok Mehta (Class IX) secured 9th position at state level. Students won 2 gold medals, a silver and a bronze medal while others were awarded the Certificates of Merit.
The names of the winners are:
| Name |
Class |
Class Rank |
State Rank |
| Rachit Gupta |
VI |
1 |
468 |
| S. Padamshree |
VII |
1 |
167 |
| Aarushi Kulshreshtha |
VII |
2 |
557 |
| Dinky Gaba |
VII |
3 |
854 |
| Divyansh Malhotra |
VIII |
1 |
359 |
| Shivam Bajaj |
VIII |
2 |
402 |
| Samta |
VIII |
3 |
589 |
| Kaustubh Sharma |
IX |
1 |
2 |
| Aalok Mehta |
IX |
2 |
9 |
| Shantanu Kulshreshtha |
IX |
3 |
92 |
11th March 2011 – Pre-Primary Graduation Ceremony
On Friday, 11th March 2011 the toddlers of Blooms were very excited and full of life as they were the stars of the day. The school organized “Pre-Primary Graduation Ceremony” to celebrate their achievement. Students of Buds presented a short entertaining programme. Dressed up as flowers and butterflies the tiny tots presented a beautiful rhyme – ‘Out in the garden’. Navya Wadhwa of Buds A, performed Kathak dance, reminding the viewers of our rich cultural heritage. The little angels of Blooms performed a dance on the popular number, “Under my Umbrella”.
Our guest of honour, Vice Chairman, Mr. Anil Sachdeva awarded the little graduates with Pre-Primary Graduation Certificates. Mr. Anil Sachdeva blessed them and urged them to pave a path of success and always come out with flying colours.
5th March 2011 – Picnic
Saturday morning had an extra charm for the Students of Classes II – V as they hopped on to the buses waiting to take them to their picnic venues. The day began at 9 a.m. when the buses started from school. As planned, they reached the Mughal Gardens, situated in Rashtrapati Bhawan at 10:15 a.m. Beautiful flowers in all hues were in full bloom. Dwarf orange trees and lovely rose plants of different varieties were the center of attraction. The musical fountains flowing at the rhythm of patriotic songs had a soothing effect. Children could not take off their eyes from garden’s lush green surroundings.
After the Mughal Garden students headed towards Children’s Park where they ate hot yummy food organized by the school!. After the lunch, students enjoyed rides on swings. Tired but content, they boarded the buses and returned to school at 3:30 p.m. Students thoroughly enjoyed the picnic and went home narrating their experience to their guardians.
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