Birds are natures’s most beautiful creation. Due to rising human intervention and activities, the numbers of the birds, especially the House Sparrow is declining fast. It becomes our responsibility  to save the birds and help maintain the ecological equilibrium.

To contribute towards this, a workshop on ‘Nest Building’ was attended by the students of Science and Environment club on 11th Oct where the students were taught how to make hand made nests.

The workshop was conducted by Mr Rakesh Khatri who is a famous environmentalist and founder of Eco Roots Foundation. The workshop was a part of the initiative to save the Delhi State Bird House Sparrow in collaboration with Yes Bank.

The students were guided how to make simple hand-made nests using twigs, straw and a cloth. The workshop was very effective as the students not only enjoyed while learning but also received the message to save the bird House Sparrow. 

Students of Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka participated in a workshop on ‘E - waste’ held in the school campus on 11th October’19. 

The workshop was a part of an initiative taken by the Panasonic Group and was conducted by Mr Rakesh Khatri who is a famous environmentalist and founder of the organization Eco Roots Foundation.

Mr.Khatri enlightened the students about what is Electronic waste (E - waste) and how it can be disposed safely and sent for recycling.

He also installed a ‘Customized E- waste Bin’ made from 100 percent recycled material in the school campus. The students were made aware about it. In addition, they also took a pledge in the end to dispose the E- waste safely in the E- waste bin and contribute towards the recycling of resources.

Sachdeva Global School organized a workshop for classes XI and XII students on 2nd August 2019 on the Topic- Law as a career option.

The resource person Mr. Amandeep from Pratham Group of Institutes, Dwarka conducted a one and a half hour workshop which was held in the school. It was an educative and enlightening experience. Mr. Amandeep, was able to manage the student’s discipline while being jovial and friendly.

He discussed about law as an important and upcoming career option for students. He also enlightened students with various careers opportunities after pursuing law and how to get into various law colleges. He inspired the students to read about various entrances, colleges and their admission criteria. Overall, it was a holistic learning experience which students liked and appreciated.

The orientation program for the parents of Class X & XII was held on Saturday, 20 July, 2019 in the School Auditorium. Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar, the Head of School detailed parents about the challenges of upcoming session, academics and ways to facilitate the learning process. She threw light on the concerns like punctuality, dress code, use of social media, homework, attendance, importance of reading books and newspaper.

She also deliberated upon the Parent-Teacher Relationship and emphasized on bridging the gap between parents, teachers and children. She also urged the parents to be active in communicating with the teachers and be more appreciative of their children.

Subsquently, a detailed presentation was also put forth the regarding the examination pattern, new scheme of evaluation, internal and external assessments along with their weightage .She also talked about the importance of maintaining notebooks and parameters on which the child will be assessed in the coming session.

This orientation program concluded with an interaction between parents and principal which was very fruitful also, the queries raised by parents were duly answered by the head of school.

Nabha Sparsham Deeptam (The Glory that touches the sky) is the motto of the Indian Air Force which has been taken from eleventh chapter of the Gita, the discourse given by Lord Krishna to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra during the Great War of Mahabharata. The Indian Air Force aims to overwhelm the adversaries with application of aerospace power in defence of the nation. The IAF complements of personnel and aircraft assets which ranks fourth amongst the air forces of the world. Its primary mission is to secure Indian airspace and to conduct aerial warfare during armed conflict.

Sachdeva Global School organized a career counseling workshop on 11 July about “Career prospects in the IAF” for the students of classes IX-XII which was followed by a motivational talk and a live experience of flying to our students in a Volvo IPEV vehicle with simulators.

This career counselling workshop was about discussing avenues in the tri services and Para-military, it was in continuation to the series of workshops organized by the head of our school, Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar in the month of May this year.

The key speaker of the day was Wing Commander Sneha Singh who is posted at ‘DISHA’ which is the publicity cell at Air headquarters, New Delhi. Accompanying her wasWing Commander K. Vikram Kumar and Group Captain GR Sharma who along with the other members of the IAF assisted the school in broadening our ideas about various avenues in the IAF.

Overall, it was an enriching learning experience which motivated our students to serve the nation. The key speakers engaged the audience and inspired them to fly higher.

The session ended with the vote of thanks which was presented by the Head of School and as a token of appreciation a memento along with the school magazine was presented to the officers.

The school also received a memento from the IAF for inspiring young people to join the services and serve not just their mother but also their motherland. 

Sachdeva Global School organized a workshop for class XI and XII commerce students on 4 July 2019 on the Topic- Social responsibility of business and marketing management

The resource person Mr. Sandeep from Pratham Group of Institutes, Dwarka conducted a three hour workshop which was held in the school, it was an educative and enlightening experience. Mr. Sandeep, was able to manage the class environment/discipline while being jovial and friendly.

He discussed topics such as Social Responsibility of Business and Marketing Management related to classes XI and XII respectively. An interactive session consisting of games, one to one interaction and 100% involvement was enjoyed by the students. He inspired the students to read on diverse topics related to business ethics, sales promotion, advertising among others at the same time he reinforced the idea of employing varied learning methodologies. Overall, it was a holistic learning experience which students liked and appreciated.

If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got.                                                                                                                                     ~~Tony Robbins

By understanding the needs that shape your behaviour, you are able to control your life effectively, and even learn how to create new patterns that lead to lasting fulfillment. In this light, a workshop on “Why We Do What We Do?” was organized by Mr. Kamalneet Singh from “PROMISE” on 28^th June.

The session was initiated with the guest telling the audience that whatever emotion you’re after, whatever goal you pursue – whether it’s setting up a business, getting married, raising a family or travelling the world – there are six basic universal needs that drive all human behaviour.

The point was further proved by involving the audience and sharing their experiences. Every single person in this world has these same six needs, but each of us value and prioritize these needs in different ways. This is what becomes the driving force behind why we do what we do and gives direction to our lives. The workshop was an enriching experience and made the audience realize that it is the moments of decision that shapes our destiny.

Enlightenment, joy and peace can never be given by others, its within oneself.

A workshop on inducing innate qualities was organized for the teachers of Sachdeva Global School, Dwarka. Sister Kamla was invited to address the gathering.

The workshop began with a meditation session which provided peace of mind. Then Sister Kamla spoke about the importance of positive thinking stating that when one is positive, it not only makes one better, but it also makes those around better.

Stressing on the fact that attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference, Sister Kamla talked about developing empathy, humility, and establishing a relationship between human beings and the environment. In the end, the teachers discussed their personal experience where they got an opportunity to open their hearts to the audience which enriched their values.