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30th July 2015 – Kargil Vijay Diwas
 In an endeavour to continue with the culture of having a thought provoking and informative assembly, students of IX-A conducted an assembly on the theme “Kargil Vijay Diwas” on 30th July, 2015. The assembly was a combined effort of all the students which aimed at spreading the message of the sacrifices of the Kargil Warriors. The assembly started with a quote followed by the news, thought, joke and the birthdays of the week in an aesthetic manner.” The first hand experiences of the survivors of Kargil war, the mother of one of the dead warriors and the native of Dras were the special attraction of the assembly. It was followed by an instrumental performance in order to pay homage to the soldiers with flowers and hoisting of the National Flag at the end. The award winners were also acknowledged. The assembly ended with the pearls of wisdom by the H.O.S – Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar.
30th July 2015 – Gourmet Guru Competition – Class I
 ‘Gourmet Guru’ or ‘Cooking Without Fire’, is a competition wherein the students are required to prepare dishes with food stuff like vegetables, fruits, snacks etc., without the use of fire within a stipulated period of time.
This competition was conducted for the students of class I on 30.7.2015. The notification following all the details about the conduct of the competition was sent to the parents in the printed format which were attached in the almanacs of each and every student of class-I to ensure maximum participation from them.
The competition carried on for about an hour. The students enthusiastically started preparing the dishes. Each one of them brought forward their own small creative talents in preparing the dishes. All the dishes prepared by them were judged on some pre-determined criteria like the, ‘method’, ‘taste, ‘creativity, and ‘the overall presentation’. A photo session was also carried out with the students while they were preparing the dishes. Later on the school primary incharge also visited each of the classes to boost up the morale of the students. She was quite amazed and happy to see such young talents.
The time went on and the competition reached to its end. Each of the dishes made by the students were closely examined by the teacher incharge of the respective section according to the predetermined criteria and finally 3 students from each of the classes, were selected and given the 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.
The prize winners are as follows:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| ATHARVA ARORA |
I-A |
IST |
| RUSHIL AGGARWAL |
I-A |
IIND |
| SARANSH GUPTA |
I-A |
IIIRD |
| SUHANA GUPTA |
I-B |
IST |
| ANSHUMAN SAXENA |
I-B |
IIND |
| SYLUS BATRA |
I-B |
IIIRD |
| MUSTAFA |
I-C |
IST |
| DHANISHTA |
I-C |
IIND |
| AAYAN ALI |
I-C |
IIIRD |
| TOSHITA BHAGAT |
I-D |
IST |
| AARAV SHARMA |
I-D |
IIND |
| NAVYA GUPTA |
I-D |
IIIRD |
| ADHITA SINGH |
I-E |
IST |
| SHUBH SHARMA |
I-E |
IIND |
| ARUSH JAIN |
I-E |
IIIRD |
It was a great experience for the students as they showed their young talents and also for the teachers who had this opportunity to see these small children prepare wonderful dishes.
29th July 2015 – Gourmet Guru Competition – Class II
 Cooking is not just about making food, it is also about learning healthy food choices, bringing in your own creativity and uniqueness to a dish. Cooking is a passion for some, and this passion for cooking can be found amongst children as well. To fulfill this passion, a cooking competition was organized for class II, wherein the children had cook dishes without fire. The competition provided the students a platform to showcase their talent and creativity. The children from all the sections of class II prepared a lot of healthy and tasty dishes which included dishes like salads, sandwiches, fruit cream, bhelpuri etc. The children had a good learning experience and enjoyed a lot during the competition. The teachers had a tough decision to make as all the children had done extremely well.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| SHAIVYA MISHRA |
II-A |
IST |
| AMANDEEP KAUR |
II-A |
IIND |
| YURVAJ DAYAL |
II-A |
IIIRD |
| PRIYANSH SHAH |
II-B |
IST |
| RITVIK SHARMA |
II-B |
IST |
| ROHAN SHARMA |
II-B |
IIND |
| DILISHA JUNAID |
II-B |
IIND |
| EKAM BHULLAR |
II-B |
IIIRD |
| JASMEET KAUR BANGA |
II-C |
IST |
| SUPASH PODDAR |
II-C |
IST |
| ARYAN SHOKEEN |
II-C |
IIND |
| MANSH BASWAL |
II-C |
IIND |
| MANNAN THAKUR |
II-C |
IIIRD |
| RANBIR SINGH OBEROI |
II-D |
IIIRD |
| AISHANI GOSWAMI |
II-D |
IST |
| GAURVANSHI JAIN |
II-D |
IIND |
| SHAMBHAVI PANIGRAHI |
II-D |
IIND |
| KHYATI KHARAB |
II-D |
IIIRD |
| SAIMANN |
II-E |
IST |
| SHIVANSHI JUYAL |
II-E |
IIND |
| SHAURYA RANJAN |
II-F |
IIIRD |
| ANUSHKA TRIPATHI |
II-F |
IST |
| DAKSH KALRA |
II-F |
IIND |
| MAANASVIR SINGH NANDA |
II-F |
IIND |
| TUSHAR ARORA |
II-F |
IIIRD |
28th July 2015 – Assembly Report on Hygiene – Class I-C
 The stage was set, the birds were chirping, a warm shiny day marked the start of the assembly. The enthusiasm of the children along with the teachers and other staff members was like an icing on the cake.
“It is health that is real wealth and not
pieces of gold and silver”
Mahatma Gandhi
Hygiene is an important ABC-Always Be Clean, everybody needs to learn. Hygiene in its fullest sense goes beyond to include all circumstances, practices and lifestyle issues. The 4 rules to maintain a proper hygiene are, ‘Clean Habits’, ’Good Food’, ‘Exercise’ and ‘Rest’. To help students know about the importance of maintaining proper hygiene, class I-C organized an assembly to spread this awareness amongst all. The students presented an informative skit showing the various ways which can help us to keep clean and maintain a good hygiene. There was also a hilarious moment following the skit as Aayan Ali of class I-C spread the message in the form of a joke. The Prize distribution ceremony, to award the students for their excellence in various co-curricular activities in and out of the school was also conducted. Afterwards the primary incharge of the school Dr. Neelam Das Gupta congratulated the students and the teachers for presenting an informative assembly and also shared her own thoughts. Obeisance to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was also paid by observing one minute silence by all.
The entire programme finally reached to its end followed by the National Anthem “Jan Gan Man”.
27th July 2015 – Clay Modelling Competition “Fruits & Vegetables”
 A very exciting competition of clay modelling on the theme – Fruits &Vegetables was conducted in class Buds & Blooms. The tactile nature of the clay gave students the opportunity to hone their fine motor skills, observation skills and creativity, while having fun. The students were allowed to let their imagination flow as they made different fruits & vegetables using colourful dough.
It was fun to see the little hands at work as our young artists sculpted their imagination.
It was a treat to the eyes to witness the creativity of our children. The models of fruits & vegetables were showcased well and the best entries of each section were awarded. The pleasure of creating with their own hands gives a lot of confidence to our toddlers. Thus, it was great fun. Whoever may win, all our young hands were brilliant!!!
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| LAKSHAY SOLANKI |
LKG-A |
FIRST |
| MADHUMITA A |
LKG-A |
SECOND |
| ARUSHI KUMARI |
LKG-A |
THIRD |
| PRIYA |
LKG-B |
FIRST |
| TANISH GARG |
LKG-B |
SECOND |
| SIDDHI SARASWAT |
LKG-B |
THIRD |
| ELINA HANUMANTE |
LKG-C |
FIRST |
| LAVANYA KOUL |
LKG-C |
SECOND |
| PRAHLAD EKLAMKULAM |
LKG-C |
THIRD |
| AADINATH R. |
LKG-D |
FIRST |
| MANNAT |
LKG-D |
SECOND |
| MISHIKA CHANDRA |
LKG-D |
THIRD |
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| SANATH SHINDE |
UKG-A |
FIRST |
| ALISHA SINGHAL |
UKG-A |
SECOND |
| AADVITYA KHURANA |
UKG-A |
THIRD |
| TANAY SAINI |
UKG-A |
THIRD |
| ARNAV MANGLA |
UKG-B |
FIRST |
| SEERAT BHULLAR |
UKG-B |
SECOND |
| LUCKY GUPTA |
UKG-B |
THIRD |
| SAKSHAM ARORA |
UKG-C |
FIRST |
| OM SINGH |
UKG-C |
SECOND |
| DURGESH |
UKG-C |
SECOND |
| SARTHAK SETIA |
UKG-C |
THIRD |
| PRANAV SHARMA |
UKG-C |
THIRD |
| ANSH YADAV |
UKG-D |
FIRST |
| SONAKSHI |
UKG-D |
SECOND |
| JAYANT DAGAR |
UKG-D |
THIRD |
24th July 2015 – Fighting Blues
 In accordance with the culture of having a thought provoking and informative workshops, SGS organized an inspiring workshop for the students of classes (IX – X) which was conducted by Dr. M. GUPTA, (ex-consultant psychiatrist) on the theme of “FIGHTING BLUES” an initiative by Cipla Ltd on 24th July 2015. The workshop aimed at promoting the awareness about mental health and depression Hyper-stress, Anxiety, Depression & managing Exam stress .The workshop started with a discussion on what is depression, anxiety its causes and how to deal with it in our daily life. It was an interactive session students were interacting regarding their problems throughout. Finally, it ended with an inspirational address by the HoS, Mrs. Sumana Dutta Sarkar, who asked the students to open up and share it to seek help for a health mental health and live a more fulfilling life.
23rd July 2015 – Assembly – Nelson Mandela Day
 Nelson Mandela Day is an annual international day in honour of Nelson Mandela, celebrated each year on 18th July, Mandela’s birthday. Mandela day is a day to honour the legacy of Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s former President and his values through volunteering and community service. It is a global call to action that celebrates the idea that each individual has to the power to transform the world, the ability to make an impact.
To mark the importance of this day, class IX B presented an assembly on Nelson Mandela Day on 23rd July 2015. The students spoke about the importance of the day along with some of the famous quotations of Nelson Mandela. They also presented a musical enactment and narrated one of Mandela’s favorite poems.
The assembly ended with the distribution of few certificates and medals. Dwarka Parichay had organized it’s 3rd Dwarka Topper Student’s Award 2015 which was held on 10th May 2015 at Sri Venkateshwar International School, Dwarka. Fifteen of our students received certificates. It was a proud moment for the school and the students. A momento was also awarded to the school for it’s outstanding performance.
22nd July 2015 – Inter House Science Quiz (VI –VIII)
 With an aim to foster the spirit of competition and encourage awareness and scientific temperament amongst students, Sachdeva Global School organized an Inter House Science Quiz on 22.07.2015 for the students of classes VI to VIII.
There were several rounds as Scientific Discovery, Visual Round, Buzzer Round, Rapid Fire Round, Spell Bee Round to name a few. Each round comprised of a variety of brain storming questions.
The students enthusiastically participated and had a good learning experience.
21st July 2015 – An Enriching Experience
 The students of class III visited the National Museum of Natural History on 21 July 2015 and were filled with joy and exuberance as they witnessed the rich flora, fauna and mineral wealth of our country. The visit promoted environmental awareness among the students and gave them a chance to view the preserved Herpetological and mounted specimen of extinct and endangered species thereby arousing in them a sense of responsibility towards ‘Conservation of Natural Wealth.’ The heuristic experience included displays from theme based exhibition galleries, experiential resource centers such as Discovery Room, Activity Room, and educational and out-reach activities and depicted the country’s rich natural heritage and natural history. In a nutshell, it was an educative and emotionally satisfying experience for the teachers and the students alike.
20th July 2015 – International Youth Day
 “In this landmark year, as leaders prepare to adopt a bold new vision for sustainable development, the engagement of youth is more valuable than ever. At this critical moment in history, I call on young people to demand and foster the dramatic progress so urgently needed in our world.”
By keeping these words in mind Class VIII-A presented their class assembly on the International Youth Day on Thursday, 20th July 2015. The assembly started with the news around school and weather forecast. Then the students discussed the significance of international youth day and when and why is it celebrated. Then the students of class 8th A presented a beautiful mime act fulfilling the theme to its best. Everyone enjoyed it. The act was followed by birthdays of the week and prize distribution. The assembly ended with the inspirational speech of Head of the School Mrs. Sumana Dutta Sarkar.
17th July 2015 – A Visit to House of Truth
 The students of class V visited Eternal Gandhi Multimedia Museum on 17th July, 2015. It is one of the world’s first digital multimedia museums. It is located at the site where Mahatma Gandhi attained martyrdom. The museum presents the historical events of Gandhiji’s life as well as a spectrum of information technology visions inspired by Gandhian thought.
The students witnessed a number of things like turning of the prayer wheels, collaboratively constructed quilts, symbolic pillars and the like. These tradition-based interactions inspired a rich panorama of tactile interfaces that allowed students to access the multimedia imagery of Gandhi.
It was a great experience for the students and teachers alike, as they watched in awe, the technology developed Gandhian images.
15th July 2015 - Workshop - Digital India
 With an aim to foster the spirit of achievement and encourage awareness amongst students, Sachdeva Global School took an initiative to participate in an amazing and informative workshop on Career options through ‘DIGITAL INDIA’ held on 15th July 2015 at HAPPY MODEL SCHOOL, Janakpuri. Both the streams of class XII, Science and Commerce participated with enthusiasm.
The program focused upon the recent changes at Delhi University and add on courses at DU Mr. Jitin Chawla, an eminent educationist and career counselor addressed the various related issues. The prime motto of the workshop was to make the students understand the new horizons of opportunities available to them, besides the traditional ones. The speaker shared the various options available for the students in the field of Hotel Management, Fashion Designing and Digital Programming etc.
The students enthusiastically participated and it was an enriching experience for the students.
15th July 2015 – Conserve Wildlife (Class I-A)
 “Saving ONE animal won’t change the world, but it will change the world for that ONE animal”
A memorable assembly on the topic “Conserve wildlife” was organized by the students of class I-A. After watching such a great performance I would like to quote a statement-
“Only if we understand can we care,
Only if we care will we help,
Only if we help shall all be saved.”
The assembly aimed at highlighting the reality about the disappearing of animals on this planet at an alarming rate. Children also emphasized on how we can protect and save our animals.
Execution of the assembly was beautiful and all children spoke with lot of poise. The fusion of props added an extra bloom to the performance of the young children. They culminated the assembly with a beautiful and heart touching song “Save animals”. The students were dressed as animals and hunters where they depicted how animals are being killed and disappearing from this planet. They also gave a message to avoid throwing plastics in river and seas, stop using leather products etc.
The children also laid stress upon the fact that this Earth is made for all beings not just human beings. They also stressed upon the Fact that all creatures are deserving of a life free from fear and pain.
The assembly was a successful effort by the young children to make everyone understand the value of protecting and saving animals.
10th July 2015 – Conservation of Energy
 Class II on 10th July 2015 conducted an activity on conservation of energy. Energy conservation is an art of saving energy by reducing our usage. To make the young ones aware about energy conservation and what measures can be taken up by them to do so, a Power Point Presentation was prepared which showed the students what measure they could take to conserve energy. Some of the measures taken up were:
- Switch of lights and fans when not in use
- Use of energy efficient devices
- Closing taps while brushing teeth and washing clothes and utensils.
- Getting leaking taps fixed
- Rainwater harvesting
The entire activity was an enlightening experience for the children as they learnt new ways to conserve energy.
8th July 2015 – Excursion: Aravalli Biodiversity Park
 SGS organized an interesting and informative trip for students of class IX, on 8 July 2015 to Aravalli Biodiversity Park-located on the South Central Ridge, Delhi. The day started with an interaction with Ms. Kaur, who guided the students through the Biodiversity Park. Various medicinal plants were shown and their usages in daily life were explained to the students. Students effectively took notes of what was explained by the teacher. The resource person then took the students to the mining sites in the park, to explain the students how Earth’s Water Table is getting depleted due to over extraction of resources. Finally the students were shown a 15 minute movie which researchers took around 6-7 years for filming. The movie included videos of all the animal species that live in the park. The trip concluded with a discussion, where students were given time to ask their doubts from the resource person. In a nutshell, it was an enriching experience for the students and they were left asking for more.
8th July 2015 – Educational Trip to Supreme Court Museum
 Sachdeva Global School organized an educational trip to the prestigious Supreme Court Museum with The Times of India on 8th July 2015. The students got the rare opportunity to see the wide collection of various copies of important cases in Indian History of Judiciary. They also saw realistic models of the supreme court of India and High courts of Mumbai and Chennai, different coins, Emblem and many more interesting things. They were made aware of the history of Indian Judiciary through models, timeline of Chief justice of India and many other things which were related to the Indian judiciary system. At last a video about the establishment of The Supreme Court of India, its growth and how it works was shown to the students. The trip successfully inculcated a sense of pride in the students towards the Judicial System in general and the Supreme Court of India in particular. It was an enjoyable experience which would certainly be cherished by those who went.
07th July 2015 – Save Water (Class II-F)
 Life, both animal and plant is impossible without water. It is the most essential component of life and is vital for sustenance. Water is used for a lot of different purposes like it is used for household use, in industries, for agricultural purposes etc. Animals and plants too have a large percentage of water in them, and some animals regulate their movements according to the water sources. But, with the recent technological advancements, mankind has become indifferent to this miracle of life and instead of saving water, we are contaminating it.
An Assembly was organised by class II-F on ‘save water’. The students in their assembly emphasised upon the importance of water and what measures can be taken to save water. Some of the measures told by them were : close the taps when not in use, get leaking taps fixed, use a bucket instead of shower for taking bath, use energy efficient washing machines etc. The students even recited a poem emphasising upon the need to save water.
The head of school, Mrs. Sumana Dutta Sarkar praised the students for presenting an informative assembly on the importance of saving water. She told the students that we as individuals must follow all these measures and do our own bit to save water.
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