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Presents

The Aditya Birla Public School,

Awarpur


Dear Readers,

Greetings to you all…

The year 2020 has been a period of great stress and strain as the

COVID 19 pandemic dictated terms throwing the world into a topsy-

turvy. And sure enough, fear had its grip on everyone especially those

in the educational sector. We are now beginning to come to grip with

the reality and hope is in the air as the vaccines are on the way. The

children seem to be the happiest lot now as they eagerly await the

reopening of their schools so that they can be their true natural selves.

While the senior students are already back in the school, the others

now wait for their chance.

Even in these trying times, ABPS Awarpur has been a happening

place pulsating with activities catering to the needs of every stake

holder. It is said, ‘When the going gets tough, the tough gets going’.

And sure enough, everyone at ABPS Awarpur showed that toughness

and steely resolve by rising to the occasion and applying themselves to

the task on hand. As you read on, you will catch a few glimpses of the

happenings in the school that highlight how the school despite the

various challenges, took to the ‘New Normal’ as best as it could.

This E-Magazine is a medley of facts and figures coupled with raw

creativity from the contributors. It is hoped that every reader is

informed, uplifted and enlightened by reading it. Happy reading…

With Best Regards,

Editorial Board


FFrroomm tthhee DDeesskk ooff PPrriinncciippaall :

Relocating from the land of Lions and Peacocks to the

land of Snakes has been a great learning experience. As I jot

down a few lines for the magazine, a number of thoughts

emanate. The Board Examination date sheet has been

declared, the state government has asked the schools to

reopen for various classes and the pandemic is still prevailing

-what should the school management and the school do. Well,

keeping everything intact -the SOP’s, the state guidelines,

instructions from our management -classes have started in a

phased manner. The students who had been missing the

classes can be seen returning with great enthusiasm and are

keen to do offline learning now.

The staff is all geared up and ready to put in extra efforts

for the board classes and impatiently waiting for the other

classes to start so that the usual hub-hub of school activity can

be restored and the dull walls of the school can come back to

life again.

We wish the School Management, all our stake holders and

the staff of ABPS-Awarpur a fruitful and happy academic

year 2021-22.

Thank you and God Bless.

G S Mathur

Principal

ABPS-Awarpur


AISSCE -2020 (Class XII)

CBSE Board Results

It was once again a proud moment for ABPS Awarpur when the

students brought laurels to their school by excelling in the AISSE

and AISSCE examinations held in the month of March 2020, with 18

students coming out with flying colours in the AISSE alone.

KIRTI KAMLESH SHARMA

87.60% ISHIKA SANJAY NIT

94.00% ANJITHA VINOD VADAKUTTUVALAPIL

91.60%


AISSCE -2020 (Class X)

ANUSHKA MANOJ RAUT

93.80% GANNAVARAPU TEJASWINI SRIPRIYA

94.80% PARVATHALA SHRESHTA

95.00% KATHAN PRATIK JANI

97.80%

ANUSH PANDURANG MATTE

92.80%

AANANDITA CHAKRAVARTY

93.20% MANDAR ABHIJIT JOSHI

93.60%

PRACHI PRABHAKAR LAD

92.80% SANCHI BHAUJI KANNAKE

92.20%

CHIPPA SINDHU BHAVANI

93.60% AKSHADA CHANDAN KAILABAG

93.60%

AYUSH SINGH

93.20%

RITESH SURESH CHOUDHARY

90.40% PRANYANSHI BHIMDAS GAIKWAD

91.00%

SHREYA NANDESHWAR

92.00% SEJAL SAJJAN BADRE

92.00%

SAMYAK MANOJ PATIL

90.40%

SHIKHAR PANDEY

90.20%


‘The fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.’ -Paulo Coelho

The world presently is going through a difficult phase, a testing time in the wake of the COVID -

19 pandemic and fear has its grip on every human being on planet earth. And we are all in one

way or the other pushed out of our comfort zones. But let this fear not frustrate us, limit us and

paralyze us.

Fear is said to be a survival mechanism of our mind as the mind wants us to be safe and secure.

However, it’s in the nature of human beings to overcome any obstacle that come our way. And

the history of man is replete with numerous examples of the survival struggles and triumphs of

man. One can overcome his fears by facing them as challenges and opportunities that wait for

us in our journey of life. When you resolve to face every experience you consider fearful, you

gain courage, strength and confidence.

It’s time to change our attitude towards fear. Let it warn us, but not paralyse us. Certainly, it’s

not the time to get stuck in a rut, but to try new things, explore new avenues and attempt the

seemingly impossible things. It’s time we use our fear of this pandemic as a springboard to

rise in our life, in the midst of its death dance. It’s time to evaluate the risks, take calculated

steps and move ahead in life. It’s when we accept the reality and take stock of the situation, new

ideas and inspirations come to us. Ironically, it’s the things that we most fear that will be the

most positive for our development and growth as it brings out the best in mankind.

The threat of this pandemic called covid-19 has also brought out the importance of spiritual

awakening. We have become too religious today and less spiritual. The world has been too fast

paced, too rash and reckless, too materialistic even to the point of destroying ourselves and the

environment. Can this threat then be a wake-up call for us? I believe it is so, and all spiritually

inclined will agree with me. Cravings and aspirations are good as they propel us forward, but

they have to be controlled and streamlined with the rhythm and flow of nature.

Well, slow down. It’s time we slow down a bit in our ruthless pursuit of materialism and revive

the finer human dispositions and values like care and concern for our fellow beings and the

environment. It’s a challenge for us to shed some of our own selfishness and greed. The time is

ripe for a change of perspective, the way we look at things. If we don’t heed to the call of the

universe, it has its own perfect ways of balancing everything, which might at times appear to us

as terrible and unjustified. But, that’s the way nature is!

Now, what do we do? Well, accept the reality as it is, find ways and means to overcome the threat

to the extent possible; and if not, be wise and willing to live with it. Every problem and every

struggle has its own place and importance in man’s life. Let us draw hope and inspiration from

those tireless souls who risk their own lives in finding a solution to the problem and bringing

solace to the affected and the afflicted. And hope is in the air as the vaccines are on its way. Let

us keep this hope alive and be resilient, adaptable and fearless while looking for new ideas and

opportunities to grow and evolve as human beings.

- C J Roy, PGT English


Gandagi Mukt Mera Gaon

The words of Mahatama Gandhi, “The future of India is in the hands of its villages,” and

that of Charan Singh, “The true India resides in its villages,” clearly bring out the role played by

villages in the development of our country India. Indian villages are extremely authentic,

beautiful and peaceful far from the hustle-bustle of cities. These small but strong communities are

the ones that form a strong base for the Indian economy and society. But the villages still face

various problems like illiteracy, poverty, lack of medical facility, etc. But the most important one

is sanitation. I firmly believe that the future of India depends on the villages. So, why not make

them clean, green, progressive and self-reliant which would give us a ‘clean-green Aatmanirbhar

India’?

Most of the villages and remote areas of India today have already been provided with toilets for

the residents under the ‘Swatch Bharat Abhiyan’ which has helped to maintain a clean

environment and surrounding and also reduced to some extent the number of diseases due to the

germs from open defecation. But sadly open defecation still continues in many parts.

For eliminating this problem, the government could establish bio-gas plants in the villages and

purchase the bio waste from the farmers or the dairy owners. In this way we could produce a

completely environment friendly fuel and moreover the by-product in the process can be turned

into manure and given free of cost to the farmers which in turn could be used in their farms

instead of the chemical fertilizers that take away the fertility of the field and lead to soil pollution.

This will make the villages cleaner and, in this way, people will go green.

Another problem faced by a large number of people in some areas is the lack of sewage facilities.

These sewage problems are due to lack of maintenance and the lethargic attitude shown by the

concerned authorities. These sewages are open in most of the villages which not only produce an

awful stench but also becomes home to many disease-causing insects like mosquitoes that may

lead to certain fatal diseases like dengue, cholera, malaria, etc.

In some villages, people throw their household waste in empty plot areas and in public places. In

such scenarios people should be taught how to dispose of their household waste properly without

making the surroundings dirty. People should be made aware about separating the biodegradable,

non-biodegradable and the e-waste.

The government keeps promoting various schemes to make the life of villagers easy, comfortable

and self-reliant like the ‘Swatch Bharat Abhiyan’ and other farmer promotional schemes. An

honest implementation of all these schemes with the massive participation by the people can only

improve the standard of life in villages in the truest sense. Well, in that sense, ‘Gandagi Mukt

Mera Gaon’ is a real possibility.

- Shobhika Pandey, Class XII


My Experience during lockdown at Awarpur

My experience during lockdown at Awarpur was one of the best

experiences of my life. After coming from Awarpur, I had planned a huge

birthday party at my grandparents’ house but I never knew that this would never

become a reality due to COVID-19 pandemic. But I often miss those beautiful

views and that mesmerizing weather of Shimla. Being confined to homes was

really a big deal for such a long time, but I enjoyed the virtual classes with all my

new teachers. But now I miss my school days and am eager to meet my new

friends and teachers. The Covid-19 situation has really made us experience the

value of food, immunity and hope. I even visited the Awarpur temple after its

reopening. I prayed to God that everything becomes normal as early as possible

and beat the effect of corona virus.

By Manasvi Niwalkar XB

Go Green

Day and Night,

Let’s not quit the fight,

To do what is right,

To keep the trees in sight.

Day and night,

Let’s see what we can,

To make a better land to live in,

For all animals and man.

Day and Night,

We must keep in mind,

That earth is a place to live better,

Which will we never find.

Nirbhay Kumar, IV B.

STAND STRONG…

Life will challenge you till the last,

Make sure you don't give up fast!

People live on their illusions,

Mind not their conclusions.

They'll make you feel you’re good for nothing,

Show them with acts you’re good for everything.

When they hand you the badge of dishonour,

Mind not, but hold on to your true power.

They'll trap you and call you fake,

They'll make you fall by the words they speak,

Mend your flaws and aim for the crowning peak,

Seal your words, and let your action speak!

- Kajal Landge, Class XII


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Yoga and Meditation: Add years to your life and life to your years

just by embracing yoga in your life.

Fit India Freedom Run:

Fit India movement conducted ‘Fit India Freedom Run’ from 15th Aug- 2nd October 2020

to encourage fitness and gain freedom from obesity, laziness, stress, anxiety, diseases etc.

The concept behind this run is that

“It can be run anywhere, any time.”

Our school students in large numbers participated in the fit India

Freedom Run and recieved certificates.


celebration

INDEPENDENCE DAY: The 74th Independence Day of the country was

celebrated in all its glory on 15th August 2020 by unfurling the Tricolour at ABPS

Awarpur by Mr. Vijay Ekre, Unit Head, UTCL Awarpur. The programme was viewed live

on Google Meet by all the students and their parents.

Teachers’ Day: A

virtual celebration of Teacher’s

Day was held on 5th September

on the occasion of the birth

anniversary of Dr Sarvapalli

Radhakrishnan. The principal

garlanded the portrait of the

great teacher.

The children sent in their greetings and best wishes to the teachers through videos and

greeting cards.


GANDHI JAYANTI: Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated in the

school with its usual spirit and

solemnity. Garlanding the portraits of

Gandhiji and Lal Bahadur Shastri,

singing of bhajans and readings

from the scriptures of different faiths

marked the occasion.

chilDren’s Day & re-Union Day – 2020 :

10th November 2020 proved to be a significant day for ABPS Awarpur as it saw the twin

celebrations of Children’s Day and Re-Union

Day with the usual fun and flourish, though

virtually. The school connected with the children

and the alumni through a live streaming of the

programme on Google Meet.

Republic Day : The 72nd Republic Day of our country was

celebrated in all its solemnity and glory

following all the protocols of covid 19

pandemic in existence. The tricolour was

hoisted by the Chief Guest Mr. Vijay Ekre,

Unit Head, UTCL Awarpur. The programme

was watched live by the students and parents

on Microsoft Teams.


Superannuation :

The following members of the staff superannuated in 2020.

1) Mr. P.R. Antony, TGT Mathematics retired on 31st March

2020 after rending his valuable service to the institution for the

last 32 years.

2) Mr. Rajesh Alone, Office staff retired on 16th August 2020 after putting in 32 years

of dedicated service to the institution.

3) Mrs. Sharon Gomes, TGT English superannuated on 28th November 2020 after

having served the institution for the last 36 years.

We wish them all a wonderful retired life filled with good health, peace and joy.


FAREWELL:

Farewell to Mr. Anil Pillai, FH-HR A warm farewell was accorded to Mr.

Anil Pillai, former FH-HR and

Secretary, Nalanda Education Society on

1st December 2020 by the staff of the

school.

WELCOME :

Re-opening of School for Senior Students 17th December 2020 turned out to be a

significant and joyous day for ABPS

Awarpur as the school re-opened for the

senior students after a gap of almost nine

months when the lockdown was first imposed

on account of the covid 19 pandemic.

Welcome to the New FH-HR Mr. Sanjay Sharma

ABPS Awarpur fraternity extended a

warm and hearty welcome to Mr. Sanjay

Sharma, the new FH-HR and Secretary,

Nalanda Education Society on 17th

December 2020.


Virtual Classroom The aim of virtual classroom is to create an environment that

will help stimulate purposeful communication between the

teachers and the learners.

Opportunities can be availed only by the prepared mind. In pursuit

of the same, virtual classes have proved to be a boon in “building

bridges” with COVID 19 pandemic on rise.


Online Training:-

The teaching faculty attended many Workshops and Capacity Building Programmes

organized by CBSE COE on the following topics: 1) Secondary School Assessment – Blooms Taxanomy

2) Teaching Strategies- Methodologies in social science

3) Experimental Learning- Exploring multiple intelligences and multidisciplinary links through

Kolbs E.L. Cycle

4) Joyfull assessment of Mathematics

5) Understanding classroom management and its components

6) Happy teachers creating happy spaces

7) Physics- Integration of arts in Physics

8) Teaching hindi prose, poetry and grammar

9) Content management in class -Teaching style or know your classroom management style

10) Teaching strategies,Methodologies in English(Speaking)

11) Brainstorming techniques for logic development in Python

12) ICT integration in teaching of Mathematics

13) Hindi language teaching lesson plan

14) Innovative pedagogy in Science- Experimental learning

15) Essentials of a lesson plan in Economics

16) Pedagogical creativity unplugged in Python

17) Assessment in Science

18) Art Integration in Science

19) Developing vision and understanding importance of shared vision for an Organization

20) Peer relations

21) Magic of gratitude

22) Gender sensitive pedagogy

23) Gender sensitivity – Key terms

24) Learning from mistakes

25) A school approach towards values education

26) Innovative pedagogy in Biology-Experimental learning

27) Leading Transformation

28) Gender sensitivity-Class environment

29) Library and information technology – Automation

30) Integration elements of (Adolescence education in teaching of different subjects)

31) ICT integration in teaching of (History)

32) Adolescence Education – Envisioning student friendly school

33) Story telling as Pedagogy

34) Secondary school Assessment- Assessment of Co-Scholastic activities

35) Stress Management-Understanding stress

36) Integration of art in English

37) KOLBS Cycle of experiential learning


Workshops and Capacity Building Program (CBSE)

Awareness Session on ‘POSH’ A highly informative and instructional awareness session on ‘POSH’ was held for the staff

of ABPS Awarpur on 18th January 2021 in the

school multipurpose hall. The interactive session

conducted by Dr. Babita Narula, CMO, Ultra Tech

Cement, Awarpur threw light on the nature and

scope of POSH Act, the do’s and don’ts at work

place and the redressal mechanism in place.

Sl. No

Topic Resource

Person/Agency Date Time

Name of Teacher

1 IC3 Institute 2020-2021 Cohort

IC3 Institute As per schedule As per schedule IC, DSM, SN, NM

2 30 – 30 STEM

IIT Gandhinagar in

Collaboration with CBSE

From 16th

August2020 every sunday

4.00 pm – 5:00 pm

GB,VBP,DSM,SAN,JAI,NF,

NR,NM,VR,PN, SM,SD

3 Pedagogy of environmental studies

NCERT on SWAYAM Portal

From 31st August 2020 every week

As per schedule NM,SRK,

SS,RL,SSG, VM VR, PN

4 Introduction to Leadership

CBSE in association with University of

Nottingham

25th Aug & 1st Sept 2020

15.30 – 17.00 pm AT & SBB

5 Managing Change

CBSE in association

with University of Nottingham

27th Aug & 3rd

Sept 2020

15.30 – 17.00 pm IC

6 Quality Assurance and School Culture


Nottingham

25th Aug & 1st Sept 2020

15.30 – 17.00 pm IC

7 Professional Learning Communities in Schools


Nottingham

7th & 14th Sept 2020

14.00 – 15.30 pm SRK & SSG

8

21st Century Pedagogy


Nottingham

24th & 31st Aug 2020

15.30 – 17.00 pm IC & DSM

9 Social Media and Teaching


Nottingham

26th & 2nd Sept 2020

14.00 – 15.30 pm VBP & SLT

The Aditya Birla Public School, Awarpur


ABG Inter School Debate 2020

The final round of the Aditya Birla Group Inter School English Debate Competition 2020 christened

‘Debata’ was held on 30 January 2020 at The Aditya Birla Public School, Awarpur on the topic ‘Are

Today’s Children Victims of Social Media?’

In the final round where thirteen Group

Schools with twenty-six participants

competed, the Aditya Birla Public School,

Veraval, Gujrat was adjudged as the winner

based on the total scores secured by both the

participants. The Aditya Birla Public School,

Nagda, Madhya Pradesh and the Aditya

Birla Public School, Gulbarga, Karnataka

won the first and second runners-up

positions respectively.

Pariksha Pe Charcha: It was a matter of great pride and honour for ABPS Awarpur as two of her students namely, Miss.

Mahima Khandal of class IX and Miss. Shruti

Gadekar of class XI were selected by the Board

to participate in the ‘Pariksha Par Charcha’ held

at Delhi by the Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra

Modi on 19th January 2020.

School Achievements • Two Science Models on ‘Water

Conservation’ from category VI-VIII & IX-XII had been selected for State Level

School Exhibition.

• School received 5-star rating for its excellence in water sanitation, hygiene and

School Safe Standards by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India.

• ABPS Awarpur has been nominated as the Lead Collaborator School for ‘Hubs of

Learning’ by the CBSE.

• School bagged FIT INDIA SCHOOL Certificate from the Ministry of Youth Affairs

& Sports, Govt of India in December 2019.

• School received ‘Health and Safe School’ certificate by Jarma Wellness LLP in the

academic Year 2019-20

• School received 4 Certificates of Achievement and 10 Certificates of the Winner in

BRICS Maths Online Competition 2020.


Anjali Kundojwar - IXA

Mahima Khandal – X A

Razia Sheikh - IXB

Ananya Das III B

Aryavardhan Rathod VI

Avdhi Shende IIIB

Bhavi Joshi VI

Urvashi Mohoje III Gurseerat Kaur VI


Pratham Sharma I A Prateek Dubey VI Poonam Bhatt IB

Bhavi Joshi VI

Atharv Mohurley VII

Shreya Rangari IX

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