Gyaananda Times

Newsletter Release: 3

S y n e r g y o f I d e a s

Date of issue:

Sep 15th, 2019

Issue no:

N-003

Issue period:

Aug, 2019

Pages:

13

Exciting Moments

Saffron Day

Inter-class quiz

Investiture ceremony

Independence Day

National Tooth Fairy

Janamashtmi

Friendship Day

Ball Relay Drill

Workshop on

Healthy Smile

Atal Tinker Fest

Celebration

Visit to Science

Museum

Saffron Day was celebrated with the Pre-Primary students, on 7th August,2019, with a lively spirit. The students were dressed in the Saffron colour attire. Students were compre-hended on the importance of Saffron colour as being one of the colours in our tri-colour flag. The students enjoyed the activity of recognizing the saffron coloured objects.

SAFFRON DAY

Inter-class Quiz Knowledge is an asset for all of us. We always gain knowledge by learning more. To make students more aware of what’s going on around us, an Inter-Class quiz was organized on 8th August,2019, for the students of Pre-Primary. The students were di-vided into different teams based on the names of different Indian Authors. The best three teams were selected and were awarded with a trophy.

Investiture Ceremony

On 14th August,2019, an investiture ceremony was organized where our most deserving talent was bestowed with the precious responsibilities of leading the school with compe-tence, commitment and confidence. The occasion marked the announcement of ‘School Council Committee’ and Prefectorial Board’ of 2019 – 20. It is one of the most momen-tous occasion of a student’s life, when the members are vested with their badges of au-thority and accountability from our honourable chief guest Col. CR Jhakar.

Independence Day The environment was filled with saffron, white and green colours. The tri - colour flag waving in the air resemble our freedom. We, in our school premises celebrated 73 rd ‘Independence Day’ on Tuesday, 14th August,2019, to pay homage to our freedom fighters who fought for the freedom of our country. It was heartening to see our stu-dents to be in zeal and zest with the Independence Day celebration. The celebration started with the flag hoisting by our honourable chief guest Col. CR Jhakar and was followed by the national anthem and the cultural performances of the students. The participants spell bound the audience with their mesmerizing performances.

National Tooth Fairy Day ‘Smile is the key that fits the locks of everyone’s heart ‘. To inculcate the im-portance of healthy teeth, a workshop was conducted by a volunteered parent on Tuesday, 20th August,2019 for Pre- nursery to Grade II students. The students were encouraged to take care of their teeth through proper dental hygiene and healthy eating. Students were demonstrated the correct way to brush and floss their teeth. Students were also recognized foods that are good /bad for their teeth.

Friendship Day It is rightly said, ‘Books are the best friends.’ To make the statement true in the lives of our students, Friendship Day was celebrated on 2nd August,2019. Class Mentors briefed the meaning of friendship to the students. To make the day more special and unique, the students designed a small booklet wherein they wrote few friend-ship messages.

Janmashtami Celebration

To make students aware about the importance of Janmashtami, a special Assembly was organized on Saturday, 24th August 2019. The Assembly began with seeking the Lord’s blessings, followed by dance performances by the students. The dance perfor-mance depicted the life history of lord Krishna. To add more to it, the Pre-Primary students gave a heart touching performance, by singing and dancing on a devotional song for Lord Krishna. The audience was enthralled by the performances.

Ball Relay Drill Sports is an essential requirement for us to stay fit. To imbibe team spirit among our students, a Ball Relay Drill was organised on Friday ,16th August ,2019 for Pre- primary students. This activity was conducted under the guidance of the Sports teacher. The students were made to practice ‘how to hold a ball and run and pass it on to another student and run again’ within a span of time. The stu-dents enjoyed this activity and learnt the importance of team.

Clean- up Day

School Clean-up Day was organized on Friday, 30th August, during the school hours. Students made teams and cleaned their respective classrooms and the immediate vicinity. They exhibited immense team work and cooperation among themselves in attaining desirable results.

ATAL ‘TINKER’ FEST Ishani Singh and Vrinda Malik (Grade VII students) have won laurels at innovative event “Kaleidoscope” during Atal Tinker Fest, held at Bal Bharti School, Dwarka on August 21, 2019. Our students identified the problem of impact of air pollution on human beings and made a model of “Healthy Air Factory” which worked on the principles of air purifier and indoor air purifying plants. Students were highly ap-preciated by the judges for utilizing new age technology of High Efficiency Partic-ulate Air filtration along with power of Mother Nature for the objective of air purifi-cation.

Visit to Science Museum

We organized an educational excursion to National Science Museum, New Delhi for our students (Grade II- VII) on Saturday,30th August,2019. This visit was planned to channelize the inborn curiosity of our students and to tempt the stu-dents to explore science by making it fun. The museum consists of an array of working science models, which can be operated by the students themselves. These were intended to make the students comprehend learning in an amazing way. The most intriguing models were exhibited in the Human Biology Gallery. The students learnt the various parts of the human body via audio visual and by hands-on activities. Another popular gallery where the students were over-whelmed was the Dinosaur Gallery. The students were mesmerized by seeing the solar system in a very different way. They learnt various new things about our planet and Earth. The main attraction for our students at the venue was the HOLO and SOS (Science of Spheres) show. At the end, the students were shown a wireless piano which worked by vibration.

TEACHERS’ CORNER

TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NONE

Time is said to be eternal. It is said that it has neither a beginning nor an end. Yet, men can measure it as years, months, days, hours, minutes and seconds. They have also given meaning to the words – past, present and future. True, time has a meaning; it moves. What was yesterday is not today. What is today will not be for tomorrow. Time is said to have no holiday, it exists always.

Time is a free force. It doesn’t wait for anyone. It is said that time and tide wait for none. It comes and goes. The only thing we can do is time management. Time management is the control and focus of person’s actions for the purpose of effi-ciency. Efficiency is the maximum capacity to do some work in a given time. Time is very crucial and important factor in all the aspects as well as stages of life. Stu-dent’s life is the formative period of one’s life. So, it is very important to under-stand the importance of time management at early stage of life. We can never get back the lost minute. The time flies and never returns. A minute is enough to win a victory. A fraction of second can make a difference of life and death.

Every moment brings with it thousands of golden opportunities. Therefore we must not allow such precious time to slip away. Those who do not know the im-portance of time either waste it or they spend it by doing nothing. There is a prov-erb which says that ‘killing time is not a murder; it is a suicide.’ The wise and intel-ligent make use of it fruitfully.

As we go through life, we realize that if there is anything in the world which will never come back, it is time. Once it crosses the threshold of past, it never returns to the present. To utilize the time fruitfully, we must plan. Unplanned living is the road to kill time. Planning and proper implementation of time always brings in success. Secondly, work must never be postponed, tomorrow may never, materi-alize. We can only be sure of present which is in our hands. Let us learn to use time fruitfully. It is the key of success.

By –

Ms. Swati Daral

KG Mentor

STUDENTS’ CORNER

MY COUNTRY INDIA

I love my country as everyone does,

It gives me a feeling of pride.

I have so many emotions for my motherland,

It’s difficult to tell and difficult to hide.

It has given me everything that I have,

Just like my parents, it loves me back.

I owe a lot towards her, it’s very difficult to return it back.

But still I will try to make her shine,

And will make her proud of me one day.

Everyone should strive to do their best,

For all that they have got, they need to repay.

Ridhima

Grade V

MOBILE – A HUGE PROBLEM

When we start using mobile we don’t see the day, time and health .When we start seeing mobile for longer time our eye sight becomes weak because of that we are not able to observe anything. However, it makes our work easy but with excessive usage of mobile, some people also suffering from cancer because of the rays that comes out from the mobile .Scientists have discovered that just 2 minutes of the phone call can cause the electoral activity of the kid’s brain for up to an hour. The radio waves from the mobile penetrate deep into the brain, not just around the ear. Thus, I would suggest to stop using mobile phones frequently.

By-Abhinav

Grade VII

MASTER STROKE

Name: Sahibpreet Singh

Grade: V

Name: Aarav Gupta

Grade: V

Name: Ridhima

Grade : V

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