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31st March 2012 - Orientation Programme
“From small beginnings come great things.”
Orientation is one such beginning that we at SGS intend to follow through generations to come. Introducing the new parents to SGS Culture, the Orientation Programme was held on Saturday, 31st March 2012. This Orientation Programme saw a full house of kindergarten parents. The new parents were welcomed in the school campus along with the little ones who also arrived with them. Numerous fun filled activities were organised by the school which kept the toddlers busy and happy.
Chairman Shri S. K. Sachdeva and Vice Chairman Shri Anil Sachdeva graced the occasion. Orientation programme was initiated with inspiring words from the Vice Chairman. The Guest of Honour Dr. V. S. Ravindran was welcomed and presented a memento. In her welcome address, the Head of school emphasised the need to have realistic expectations and working in partnership. The school presentation had information about the school faculty and facilities provided in the campus. Smart Education in SGS teaching and learning procedures included modules and explained what exactly is meant by “SMART EDUCATION”. Sachdeva Global School reflects limitless excellence, which was best portrayed by teachers through an educational journey of a Hippo; and a skit on importance of relationships.
The Special Guest for the evening, Dr. V. S. Ravindran, a renowned psychologist and trainer, had the gathering glued to their places, with his gripping stories and examples on relationships. Be it husband-wife, mother-child, or Teacher-Student-Parent relationship, he touched all aspects. The jist of his session was that, “Children need you today, not tomorrow, quality time is more valuable than providing material comforts and pleasures.” The session concluded and the parents joined the school staff for tea and snacks.
SGS ORIENTATION 2012 tried to answer the queries about the school, its working and students’ schedule in this session.
28th March 2012 – Best Change Maker of Delhi
Once again, the SGS community has done it!
SGS has been felicitated by Centre of Science and Environment for implementing the Green School Programme to bring a positive change in the school environment. The silver badge, i.e. the second position in the Top Change Makers of Delhi was given to the school for its exemplary performance at the state level.
It was a moment of great pride, both for the school and students as they received the Award from the Honourable Chief Minister of Delhi, Mrs. Sheila Dikshit at India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road. The students and staff took the award as an incentive to achieve greater heights.
21st March 2012 - Art Exhibition
As the saying goes,
“Artist are just children who refuse to
put down their crayons”…
The Annual Art Exhibition was organized on 21st March 2012 in the school premises that showcased the talent of children from Classes Buds – X. The event evoked an enormous response from the students who enthusiastically participated in it and came up with innovative and creative pieces of work. It gave the students opportunity to experiment and express themselves with a wide range of ideas, material, textures and colours. The main attraction of the exhibition was ‘recycled craft’ prepared using old waste material. Students made fancy handmade items out of these.
The students put in their hard work and best efforts to make the exhibition a grand success.
13th – 14th March 2012 - Creative Summaries
Students of Classes II – V got another opportunity to explore their hidden talents through music, dance, poetry and drama they presented special summaries. It turned out to be an enriching and interactive session for everyone at SGS.
Class IIIA depicted a thematic concept of simple living high thinking through animal imagery. Class IIIB put forward a wonderful show integrating EVS and English. Planets in our solar system were described using appropriate adjectives through a musical enactment.
Class IV utilized literary and dramatic skills to present an amalgamation of EVS and English concepts.
Class V presented a musical enactment which was about the Birth of a Nation, freedom struggle and formation of constitution.
Use of props was praiseworthy and the young students knew the concepts on the tips of their fingers. It was heartening see that the concepts were strengthened in the young minds in such a creative and wonderful manner.
13th March 2012 – Kindergarten Graduation Day
Tuesday, 13th March 2012 was celebrated with great fervour as Kindergarten Graduation Day. The little graduates of Blooms were full of vigour and zeal, showcasing varied hues of the Kindergarten years. It is rightly said, ‘In real life, we graduate every day. We learn to laugh, to live, to forgive and to make others smile. This is graduating in real sense.’ The ceremony began with a Musical Medley Dance Performance by the little ones from Buds. This wonderful dance enactment was followed by Shloka Recitation by Hriday Lodha of Buds A, and then, Solo Dance Performance by Navya Wadwa of Blooms A, on the famous childhood song ‘Lakdi ki Kaathi’. After reviving our childhood memories, Sukrit Mohapatra of Blooms A shared his feelings about the excellent environment at SGS while Shabad Kaur of Blooms A, talked about her teacher and memorable moments in class. We at SGS wish that these golden memories of their kindergarten days stay in their hearts forever.
Archini Manhira from Buds B, showcased a Solo Dance Performance on the track – Bam-Bam Bole. Graduates from Blooms also performed Stunts and Robotics, entwined as a beautiful dance performance on the famous track ‘Good Feeling’ by Florida. Good feeling was actually passed on to the enthralling audiences, who were swept off their feet and were made to dance along with the talented group of our tiny tots. All the young graduates were felicitated with a Graduation Certificate given away by the Headmistress. Inspiring words from the HM made a great impact on the gathering, as she wished the young graduates, all the luck for the next step of their educational journey.
9th March 2012 - HOLI
A Special Assembly was presented by the students of class III and the tiny tots of Blooms on Saturday, 9th March 2012 on the occasion of Holi, the festival of colours.
The Assembly began, as usual, with News and Joke of the day. Significance of celebrating Holi was explained by means of informative speeches by students of Class III. They also emphasized on the need to celebrate ‘Safe Holi’ and be careful not to cause any trouble to others, physically or socially, while enjoying the festival. Students of Blooms spoke about what Holi means to them and also presented the Thought of the Day. Dance performances by the students of Class III and Blooms spread the message of festivity and colour.
3rd March 2012 – Visit to the Book Fair, Pragati Maidan
The 20th World Book Fair began on Saturday, 25th February 2012 at Pragati Maidan. Organized by The National Book Trust, this fair showcased the biggest book fair in the Afro Asian region. Exhibitors from India and abroad took part in this fair.
Teachers of Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka visited the fair on Saturday, 3rd March 2012. While the focus was on selecting books, keeping in mind the overall development and enrichment of different skills, utmost care was also taken to include books which would boost the students’ interest in reading.
Books on display, ranged over a variety of genre, starting from books on moral values, to Effective Communication Skills, Books on Correct Grammatical Usage, Letter Writing, Great Speeches by famous political personalities, books on Enrichment of Skills in Able and Talented Children, Selected Essays on Urbanization, its Maladies, Growing Violence, Essentials of Nation Building, Modern Man’s Apathy, and the list went on. Selected books were bought to be added to the extensive collection of the school library.
2nd March 2012 – Trip to ‘The Garden of Five Senses’
Annual picnic was organised for students of Classes I – II. Our students had a fun filled time at ‘The Garden Of Five Senses’ located on the Mehrauli – Badarpur road on Friday, 2nd March 2012. A clean and well maintained entrance way led to a wonderful garden designed to stimulate the five senses with its beauty and attractions; its special features include sundial, solar park and an amphitheatre.
Students were encouraged to touch rocks and greens and feel them, smell the fragrance of flowers, view the appealing landscapes and listen to the pleasing ceramic bells.
After they had seen the whole garden and played lot of games, they were hungry and luinch was served to them in this naturally enthralling ambience. Later, the students enjoyed playing ‘Passing the Parcel’ game.
It is a wonderful place to visit and leaves a deeply entrenched feeling of satisfaction and beckons to visit the park again and again. Everyone returned in high spirits.
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