LA FÊTE DE LA LANGUE’ 2021-22

Reconceive, Redefine, Recreate for an Ingenious World

Language is the roadmap of a culture and reflection of ourselves. It is built from our heritage, our people and our interactions with the world. We grow and change to keep with the modern day whilst being connected with our past.

‘LA Fête De La Langue’—A Festival of Languages Edition III Chapter 2021- 2022

is a befitting platform to understand more deeply the preeminence of languages for it is the power, life and instrument of culture, the instrument of domination and liberation. We at Blue Bells believe that every language is a projection of a different vision of life which contributes in transcending barriers and strengthening emotional bindings across humanity. 

In an effort to celebrate the grandeur of languages and appreciate them in their varied moods and genres, Blue Bells Model School hosted ‘La Fete De La Langue’-A Festival of Languages Edition III Chapter 2021-22 on January 20 & 21, 2022 under the aegis of GPSC. The event was an earnest effort to expand horizons and comprehend the galore of languages. Prof Rana Nayyar(Retd) graced the occasion as distinguished guest. Mr.Nayyar is a multilinguist, writer, critic, scholar & translator. He addressed the gathering and reflected on the importance of language, a medium of communication.We were privileged to have amongst us our International guests Ms. Sandra from Macedonia,Mr Daniel from South Korea and Dr.Dary from The Philliphines. We also welcomed Ms. Meenakshi Dhiman, Mr. Mayank Malik, Ms. Meenakshi Gupta, Ms. Sneha Dutta Biswas , Ms. Bhavna Sharma, Ms. Soniya Monga, Mr. Hitesh, Mr. Srijan Mahajan,Vikas Sharma,Vishwas Sharma, Dr.Honey Verma, Ms. Priya Nanda , Mr. Sumit Kapoor Mr. Ravindra Kumar Tanwarand Mr. Abhishek Shrivastava as our eminent jury members. 

The two-day mega event commenced with the lighting of the diyas to pay our obeisance to Late Shri. B.D.Gulatiji , Founder Chairman Sir, BBGS . The Principal of the school accorded a warm welcome to the august gathering emphasizing the key role that language plays in one’s life. A pious Multi Religion Prayer gave a befitting start to the mega event. Ms. Soumya Gulati Deputy Director, Academic Development and Innovation Blue Bells Group of Schools declared the event open amidst the talented and over enthusiastic contestants.

29 schools with 272 participants and 14 interesting and absorbing events made this Fest spectacular. Day 1 witnessed the Live Events – Pictocraft for grade III and Contra Opinion for grade XI & XII on the Topic“Creative adaptability in times of crisis is the only solution”(?????????? ??? ???????? ????????  ?? ??????? ??????).. The contestants put forth their  thought provoking views. The students fervently participated in the events and the jury members were astounded by their multidimensional expertise and skills.

Apart from the live events, the students also participated in the competitions wherein they sent their entries for adjudgment. The events were Twist & Twirl,Kavita Gayan, Nritya Natika, Lingua Arte,Rap a Beat, Kath Katha , Gita Adyatam, Nritya Natika  ,Creative Photography,¡BienvenidoalMundoEspañol!(Spanish),LAPUBLICIÉ GASTRONOMIQUE EN INDE( French) and Perspective Photography for Classes III to XII. Participants showcased their supreme command and skill in using the language in diverse forms and earned a huge appreciation from judges and fellow contestants.

In the Closing-cum-Valedictory Ceremony, the highlighting feature was the dance performance based on Sustainable Development Goals which is the peace policy of the future. In this mega event of festival of languages, the host school made  an earnest effort to create awareness and reiterate the fact that life on earth needs to be humanly and empathetically nurtured.

The kaleidoscopic glimpses of the various events were mirrored through a Power Point Presentation.  The Overall Winners Trophy was clinched by DPS Sec-45 Gurugram. The moment became momentous when Ms. Soumya Gulati, Deputy Director (Academic Development & Innovation), BBGS congratulated the participating schools for their commendable endeavours.  ‘LA FÊTE DE LA LANGUE’- Edition III Chapter 2021-22A Festival of Languages was a humble attempt of the school to bring the grandeur of language alive.

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SURYA NAMASKAR SESSION

To mark the auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti, India celebrated Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav -A tribute on 75th anniversary of independence of India. Teachers and students of Blue Bells Model School, sec-4, Gurugram joined the ministry of Ayush and organized an online Surya Namaskar on the occasion, to bring an awareness that health is primarily the most important aspect of life. The school’s participation in the 'Surya Namaskar is a salutation to the Sun to exhibit one’s gratitude for each of its rays as it nurtures all living beings. 

UDBHAV: EK NAYI SOCH

‘KEEPING PACE WITH THE NEEDS OF THE MODERN ERA, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IS THE NEED OF THE HOUR.’

Preservation of the planet is presently the prime concern of mankind. To accelerate hamans progress to achieve the goal of a safer, cleaner, greener and more prosperous world, Blue Bells Model School took the noble initiative to organize  Humanities Fest ‘Udbhav: Ek Nayi Soch’ on January 8 & 9, 2022. The opening ceremony commenced with the diya lighting followed by shloka chanting. Ms. Alka Singh, Principal of the school accorded a formal welcome to the august gathering.The school song entrenched with a powerful message of Bluebellians being responsible inhabitants of the planet, set a perfect ambience for the fest. Ms. Soumya Gulati, Deputy Director Academic Development and Innovation, BBGS graced the occasion with her benign presence.

Prof. Sunil Bald, Associate Dean and William Henry Bishop and Visiting Professor at Yale School of Architecture was the Guest of Honour. He addressed the meeting by stating about building sustainable buildings and cities through a presentation with new ideas and information. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Arya, Senior Sector Manager for Energy, Department for International Trade, British High Commission, New Delhi, India was the Chief Guest. He delivered an enlightening  speech on the vast topic of COP26 and India’s influence for climate action. The talented dancers of the school enthralled the gathering through their mesmerizing performance connecting their supple steps with the origin of the holy river Ganga. Six hundred participants from across the country and abroad zealously took part in an array of events like Quiz, North South Dialogue, Connaissance and The Mindset Jam.

In the closing ceremony, the Keynote Speakers Mr. Sachin Sengar, a climate activist, Dr. Kirtikumar Bhatt, Professor & Principal, Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology,Ahmedabad and Dr Kalpana Dixit, a Research Supervisor and NCERT certified counselor spoke on the role of youth and their thoughtful contribution in achieving a sustainable future. Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati, Director BBGS appreciated the students’ earnest efforts in making the fest an enriching learning experience for all. The day two event witnessed the eagerness of the participants to know about the result. Result declaration was indeed a difficult task as all the schools gave a tough competition. After the results declaration, the Udbhav Team gave a final signing off by extending their gratitude to all the participants, teachers, management members, Guests of Honour, Chief Guest, Keynote Speakers, Judges and most importantly, the hard working Team Udbhav, who made it all possible and solely in charge for its grand success at its maiden venture.

RIVER ROOTZ – MIDDLE WING ASSEMBLY

“A river doesn’t just carry water. It carries life.” Rivers have been the lifelines of our nation and every nation in the world. India is a civilization which has grown out of a riverbank. Looking at the depleting conditions of the rivers the students of Middle Wing presented a thought-provoking assembly - RIVER ROOTZ on SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation - showcasing data-driven case-study based approach undertaken in their classrooms. The assembly began with Nadi Stuti hailing the rivers of the nation. The students presented their findings in the form of the videos, presentations and story narration. The informative assembly was infused with a melodious song and an enthralling dance performance which mesmerized the audience. The data about water wastage presented by the students was surprisingly shocking for all. The Director, Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati, appreciated the students for the burning issue that the students had taken up and the Principal, Madam Alka Singh congratulated the students for their commendable efforts. The assembly culminated with a pledge taken by one and all as an endeavour to save water always.  

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INTRODUCTORY SESSION – MIDDLE WING ACTIVITY CLUB

“The capacity to learn is a gift; the ability to learn is a skill; the willingness to learn is a choice.”

As Middle Wing resumes its Activity Club amidst COVID protocols in place, the students were filled with enthusiasm and participated in the activities chosen by them with full gusto. Club activities at Blue Bells supplement academics and give the students practical training which they require in day-to-day life. The introductory session was designed to apprise the students about the various activities that will be conducted in the days to come. The facilitators created an ambience to cater the requirements of the students. The students joined various clubs like Literary Hub, Design Lab, Tech Wizard, SDG Community, Health and Wellness - Zeal, Artistic Hues, Swaranjali, and many more. These clubs were structured keeping the subject skill in mind. The activities like aero modelling, ice breakers games, vocabulary building, table layout etc. were designed in such a manner that brought forth the hidden talents of the students. It was a surprise to see a bookworm tapping feet on the musical notes or to see the hands holding pens work efficiently with the chisel. Overall, it was an enthralling experience for everyone. The students are looking forward to participate in many more fun-filled activities more frequently.

42nd FOUNDERS DAY

‘A RIGHT FOUNDATION IS BUILT ON THE BEDROCK OF FUTURISTIC VISION AND THE CORNERSTONES OF BLUE BELLS ASCERTAINED IT ALL’.

The inception of Blue Bells Model School was conceptualized 41 years from now to usher in transformational changes in education. The thoughts were challenging but the commitment and conviction of the Founder members was beyond all boundaries. To commemorate and pay gratitude to the Founders of the school, who envisioned the institution to let the future leaders embark upon the road to holistic education, the students of the school celebrated 42^nd Founder’s Day online and offline on the theme ‘Swacchta and Green Planet ‘with great gusto and vigour. The pious day commenced with hawan along with the chanting of mantras to invoke the Almighty and seek his blessings.The celebration began  with diya lighting followed by the rendition of the mellifluous School Song. A PPT depicting  the School’s achievements and  its growth from a tiny bud to a huge shady tree made the audience reflect upon the growth of the school.  Students expressed their views highlighting the rich legacy and building blocks of this temple of learning through their enlightening speech, dance, song presentation and self-composed poems. The students of Middle and Senior Wing participated in ‘Walkathon’ spreading awareness amongst the people to keep the surroundings and environment clean and pollution free.The efforts of the students were more evident when they presented a thought-provoking Nukkad Natak  on Swacchta.

TV gives everyone an image, but radio gives birth to a million images in a million brains. To empower the students with the skill of effective communication on the august occasion of  Founders Day the Middle Wing of the school launched its own radio channel  ON  AIR @ BLUEBELLS. A mind boggling Kahoot Quiz was also organised to check for vocabulary along with a questionnaire based on the school.A scintillating video giving an insight into the journey of this marvellous institution was screened followed by taking pledge by the students for a better tomorrow. The zealous Primary Wing students participated in the inter-house ‘Flower Arrangement Competition’ and 'Logo Designing', with the theme, 'We Stand For Green Planet', where they put forth their unique innovative and design thinking skills which were highly commendable.

On the auspicious occasion school teachers and alumni shared their experience in the school and expressed their pride by being a part of this prestigious institution. Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati,the Director BBGS  lauded the efforts of the students for putting up such a splendid show and reiterated the fact that willingness to confront the feelings of hope, energy and dedication is the key to the success of the school. Ms. Alka Singh, the Principal of the school conveyed her gratitude to all members of the staff for the care and nurturing that they provide to the students.The celebration was concluded with the vote of thanks by Shagun Jain , the School Ambassador.

The celebration indeed gave the assurance that the esteemed institution is the epitome of knowledge, courage, and love not only for the students and teachers but also for mother nature.

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GREEN SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

“Environment is no one’s property to destroy; it is everyone’s responsibility to protect.”

The students of Middle Wing organised a Green School Assembly on 29^th October, 2021. The guest of the event was Ms. Rekha Lalla, Manager Green School Campus. Green Campus Program enables schools and colleges to conserve natural resources like water and biodiversity, optimize energy efficiency, manage waste and educate about climate change and sustainability while addressing well-being of the students as compared to conventional educational institutes. Being the first offline assembly after a long duration, students were enthusiastic about the assembly. The assembly commenced with the rendition of School Prayer and School Song instilling the feeling of belongingness amongst the students. Ms. Rekha Lalla was accorded a green welcome on the occasion. The programme consisted of a group song on Harit Kranti, Street Play on Cleanliness and a speech on school’s contribution in spreading awareness around the vicinity. The thematically choreographed dance on Save Nature reverberated the impact of going green on the environment. Ms. Rekha Lalla addressed the gathering and appreciated the endeavours of the school in making it a lush green campus.