1 Month 2015-16 15-08-2017 2017-18 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSEMBLY On 14th of August, the MYP possibly had the most important assembly of the year, the Student Council elecon canvassing speeches. We started our assembly with the current Vice-President addressing the crowd. Everybody was excited to listen to the speeches of all the candidates standing for President and Sports Captain. Only the Grade 11 students are allowed to compete for these posts Aſter this, we dispersed to venues alloed for each House where we would hear the rest of the speeches of students who were contesng for House Captain and Vice-captain. There was a lot of buzz and excitement as the students were trying to gauge the best contestant from their speeches. Since I am contesng for Vice Captaincy of Emerald House, I worked hard on my speech. Hope I was able to impress the audience. I will be pung up the posters soon as a part of the campaign. Overall, it was a great experience. I can’t wait for the day of the elecon. Wishing all the candidates the very best. -Aranck Jomraj Grade 7 A
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15-08-2017 2017-18
STUDENT COUNCIL ASSEMBLY
On 14th of August, the MYP possibly had the most important assembly of the year, the Student Council
election canvassing speeches. We started our assembly with the current Vice-President addressing the
crowd. Everybody was excited to listen to the speeches of all the candidates standing for President and
Sports Captain. Only the Grade 11 students are allowed to compete for these posts
After this, we dispersed to venues allotted for each House where we would hear the rest of the speeches
of students who were contesting for House Captain and Vice-captain. There was a lot of buzz and
excitement as the students were trying to gauge the best contestant from their speeches.
Since I am contesting for Vice Captaincy of Emerald House, I worked hard on my speech. Hope I was able
to impress the audience. I will be putting up the posters soon as a part of the campaign. Overall, it was a
great experience. I can’t wait for the day of the election. Wishing all the candidates the very best.
-Aranck Jomraj Grade 7 A
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CELEBRATIONS ALL THE WAY!!!
There are many benefits of celebrating festivals and events with young children…
The joy and happiness of celebrating festivals plays a highly significant role in the lives of children
nurturing their sense of identity, values and beliefs.
The EYP students and teachers had planned a double celebration for the 14th of August, as this year
Independence Day coincided with Janmashtmi. Students participated in the celebration with great
fervor and gusto. They came to school dressed as freedom fighters or soldiers. We started the day
celebrating 71 years of India’s Independence and proudly sang our national anthem. The teachers
performed a short skit on MAHATMA GANDHI -THE FATHER OF OUR NATION.
After singing and dancing to patriotic songs, the first session ended with a hands on activity of making
a tricolour take away object. But that was not all! The celebration continued in the latter half of the
day with our little Govindas skillfully doing their job of 'Matki fod' celebrating the birthday of Lord
Krishna. They enjoyed listening to the story of Krishna’s birth in jail and his naughty pranks played on
the village women to get hold of the delicious butter made by them which they would otherwise sell
in the city of Mathura. Each and every child 's day ended with a sense of pride on learning of their
culture and nation. These little experiences help children to interact and develop their social skills.
They also learn to value another person's culture and belief in a world which is so diverse and yet so
vibrant.
-Meenaa Sampat
EYP Head
PLAYGROUP
NURSERY
K2C
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EYP CELEBRATIONS ALL THE WAY!!!
K1B
K2A
K2B
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PYP Happy Birthday India!
Happy Birthday India!
Grade 1
Although, my hands are very small.
I made this fag to fly for all.
I might be too young to understand.
But I know these colours are something grand.
The Orange, white and Blue,
Forever stand!
This is how students of grade 1 celebrated their independence day.....
Students came dressed in any colour of the Indian flag or as a National leader. They saw few videos about the supreme sacrifice the great martyrs gave for the sake of freedom.
They also realized that the freedom was very precious and it was very necessary to preserve it.
The students recited rhymes with a lot of enthusiasm and happiness. The bright smile on their faces
captivated all. The students of the school presented a dance on the song.
Young Indians drew pictures on ‘Independence Day’ and prepared tri-coloured flags with great
interest. This was followed by a short speech which they prepared by their own.
The celebration was concluded with the ‘National Anthem’.
1A
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PYP
1B
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PYP
2A
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PYP Tiranga Squad of 2C!!!
On 14th August, the students of Grade 2C came dressed up in tricolour and as freedom fighters. They did an oral presentation on the freedom fighters they had dressed up as. They learnt the significance of Independence Day and how people from different backgrounds fought together as one team to free India.
Sharanya and Rudra spoke about the varied diversity of our country India. Shaunak, dressed as Subhash Chandra Bose,,+ enlightened us about the contribution of Netaji and reinforced his favourite dialogue of "Tum mujhe Khoon do mai tumhe Azaadi dunga" .
Rajveer was dressed as Narendra Modi and promised our students a better India and no ban of the 2000 note :D
Dressed up in the famous leader's attire with the hat, Aahan spoke about Bhagat Singh.
We also had a Tricolour breakfast activity in which students took part in "a Non- Fire cooking" to prepare Tricolour Fruit skewers and Tricolour Pin Wheel Sandwiches. Towards the end of the day they prepared a tricolour band for their hand and went home flaunting their patriotism happily.
-Grade 2-C Homeroom Teachers
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PYP Happy Independence Day! Indeed A Proud Moment.
August 15th is the most important day in the history of India. On this fortunate day our country became
free after many centuries. The British left India with bag and baggage.
In school, we celebrated this day with great zeal. Children came to school in different attire (i.e. Indian
flag colour clothes). Each one of them was eager to take part in the Independence Day Celebration. They
prepared speeches and sang a few patriotic songs, including the national song and the national anthem.
They provided information regarding the pre independence time and also shouted “bharat mata ki jai”
and “jai hind” on top of their voices to show their enthusiasm for this day. Two students became
Narendra Modiji and Soldier and prepared different speeches related to their roles. We also showed a
movie called “Mithi”, which portrayed humanity, love, and respect for each other and the country.
It was a day of joy, a day to love and respect our country. The children had a great time being part of this
celebration.
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PYP INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION DAY AT RBK
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PYP INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION DAY AT RBK
We celebrated Independence Day at school on 14th August, as the 15th was declared as holiday. 70 years
of Independence from the British Raj were celebrated with zeal and spirit befitting the occasion.
The children were seen carrying the Indian tricolor flag in huge numbers. Our Grade 4A and 4B students
came dressed as freedom fighters or in the colors of the flag, and the confidence with which they spoke
about the characters they represented or about the significance of this day was amazing. The speech
describing the valor of Rani Laxmi Baiwas was indeed very inspiring.
4A had a “quiz” activity in the library, a very fun way for students to show all their enthusiasm and
patriotism, and at the same time an opportunity to exhibit what they know about his day.
In 4B the students held a debate about whether we should be proud of our independence, an activity
that deepened our understanding of the celebration and urged today's generation to value the freedom
we have secured after the sacrifices of many.
Both divisions commemorated this day with different art activities, including coloring and writing speech
bubbles for characters about the rights and responsibilities of citizens, hence connecting the
Independence Day activities to our present unit on “Government Systems”.
And last but not the least, we watched a motivational video about the Indian army, enjoyed by one and
all.
4A
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PYP INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION DAY AT RBK
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PYP INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION DAY AT RBK
Independence Day Celebrations!!!
Freedom in the Mind, Faith in the words … Pride in our souls … Let’s salute the nation on this auspicious day.
Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and respect by the students of Grade 5A. The children came dressed up as freedom fighters and gave an oral presentation on their characters. They also spoke about the significance of Independence Day and how people from different backgrounds fought together as one team to free India. The students also presented a skit in their class to pay tribute to those who fought to free our motherland from the clutches of foreign rule. Indeed, it was a day of joy, a day to love and respect our country and make it a better place for Indians to live and experience
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PYP INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION DAY AT RBK
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MYP-IBDP International School Award - Visit to Nisargruna Biogas Plant
On the 11th of August we visited Nisargruna Biogas Plant at BARC (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre).
Thirteen of us made a visit there because we are part of a team that is making a Skype call to students
in Australia in which our focus is Biofuels. Dr. Nutan from Techonology Transfer and Collaboration
division guided us through the whole plant. We saw the whole process of how biogas was made. It was
like all research done by us come to real life. The plant was quiet fascinating. We really learnt a lot.
There were some ideas like the floating dome in which the gas was stored. It was floating because in
case of pressure development the gas has some place to escape. In the end before we left we had tea
that was made using biofuel instead of regular gas!
- Darshil Vira Grade 9
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MYP-IBDP Mathematics Corner - Challenging Problem
Two circles with centers B and C touch each other externally, and touch a given fixed circle with center A
internally.
Show that as the two smaller circles vary in size, the perimeter of triangle ABC remains constant.
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Menu Canteen
Note: All salads served will be boiled
- Ms Payal Sinha
Consultant Dietician
PARTICULARS TUESDAY 15.08.17
WEDNESDAY 16.08.17
THURSDAY 17.08.17
FRIDAY 18.08.17
MONDAY 21.08.17
PRE-PRIMARY
SADA DOSA WITH COCONUT CHUTNY
VEG HAKKA NOODLES WITH SPROUTS
RAJMA AND VEG BATATA VADA WITH KHAJUR CHUTNY
VEG FRIED RICE WITH SWEET AND SOUR VEG
SHORT –BREAK
RAGDA PATTICE/ MILK AND OATS
ALOO PARATHA WITH VEG RAITA/ MILK WITH MUSELI
MIX DAL BHAJIYA WITH AMLA AND CIRRIANDER CHUTNY/ MILK AND WHEAT FLAKES
SPROUT CHAT / VEG BALLS IN TANGY SOUP AND HERB BREAD
SPECIAL MENU
CLUB SANDWICH
DESI NACHOES
GARLIC BREAD WITH PANEER CHILLY
CHEESE MACRONI
LUNCH
CHAPATI RICE DUDHI CHANA DAL MASALA CORN KACHUMBER SALAD BUTTERMILK
