Summer camp_Day One

Talent Hunt

‘Your talent determines what you can do…

Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do…

Your attitude determines how will you do it!'

Talent Hunt offers an excellent opportunity to the students to promote self-learning among themselves and develop their confidence, analytical as well as logical skills.

In order to hone these skills, the students of Grade 3 were given a unique platform to showcase their talent through Talent Hunt Show organized by Primary Wing. There were participants in all categories. They enthusiastically exhibited their talent by singing melodious songs, reciting heart-touching poems, narrating thought-provoking stories and spell-bound dance performances. Other highlights of the Talent Hunt Show were mimes, funny news, display of sand painting, tux painting, calligraphy, yoga postures etc. They confidently played musical instruments.

Students were extremely confident, dedicated and gave marvelous performances. Students actively participated in this event and displayed their ability magnificently.

Here is a glimpse into how our little Bluebellians unleashed their sea of creativity and talent!!!

Orientation on Optional Subjects for grade XI

Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for; it is a thing to be achieved.”

Exploring career options is an important step on the road to adulthood. The subjects that students opt at the +2 level impact the choices they have when they apply for college admissions and embark on their career path.

 An Orientation programme was organized online for students of Grade XI on May 4^th,2021 to apprise them of the prospects of optional subjects. Students were familiarized with the combination of subjects to be offered at the +2 level as main and optional subjects. The facilitators also discussed the teaching methodology, psycho-pedagogy and working methodology of the school. The recent achievements and milestones attained by the school were also shared. The objective was to support the students so that they have a clarity about their future goals and get started in the right direction. A very prudent advice given by them was to “unite their avocation with their vocation” because it is linked with one’s pursuit of happiness. Students were suggested to opt for  unconventional subject combinations so that there is a scope to diversify later in life.

The educators for Optional subjects illustrated the content and various career options associated with their subjects through a PPT followed by an interaction with all the facilitators, where they clarified the doubts of the students. The programme concluded on a positive note by motivating the students to become vibrant performers and capable citizens.

"You’re off to great places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way!"

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR STANDARD XI

BLUE BELLS MODEL SCHOOL ORGANIZES ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR STANDARD XI

‘A Roadmap for our Learner’s Journey’

Education is a shared commitment between devoted teachers, inspired students and dedicated parents. Together parents and teachers can give the child the roots to grow and wings to fly. To familiarize the parents as partners in the progress of their ward, the school organized an Online Orientation Programme for the parents of Class XI on May1, 2021.Two sessions were organised for Science, Commerce and Humanities stream. The parents were given an insight into the teaching - learning transaction which supports the child in realising his potential and achieving his goal. The parents were acquainted with the school curriculum, students’ achievements in scholastic as well as co-scholastic areas, clubs, life skills’ training and code of conduct for the students. The parents were given an outline of subject specific array of activities conducted in an effort to make the classroom learning empowering and interesting. Assessment criteria throughout the session was discoursed. The parents were also briefed about the inclusion of new teaching approach which includes STEAM education and Project based pedagogy. The faculty members addressed the meeting by giving a synopsis of the vision and remarkable endeavours taken under The Health and Wellness Program of the school which focuses on the holistic development of each and every child. The orientation programme indeed helped the parents to comprehend the curriculum strategy being followed in the school to ensure fruitful learning progression. The session closed with an open house session wherein parents’ queries were well attended by the school team.

Labour’s Day

‘We salute and honour the men and women who comfort our life with arduous and painstaking efforts’

It is only through sincere determination and resolute courage that one moves on towards better things. All labour that uplifts humanity has dignity and should be undertaken with conscientious excellence. To commemorate Labour’s Day and to appreciate and thank the selfless service of the support staff of the school, a special online assembly was conducted by the students of Primary, Middle and Senior Wing on May 1, 2021.The assembly commenced with the melodious School Song followed by the thought for the day, news and significance of the day. The Primary and Middle Wing students expressed their sense of gratitude through poetical recitation and showcasing a video with heart touching messages. The senior students built a strong connect with their Didis and Bhaiyas by interviewing them and giving recognition to their hidden talent. A musical rendition of group song and video presentation expressing their deepest gratitude towards the support staff further enthralled the audience. Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati, Director BBGS congratulated all the members of the support staff and appreciated their unfaltering and wholehearted contribution towards the school. Ms. Alka Singh, the Principal of the school complemented and applauded students’ and teachers’ efforts for making the event a success.

World Book Day

In the words of Walt Disney, a pioneer of the animation industry, ‘There is more treasure in books than all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.’ Books are a real treasure and to prove this fact the students of Class VIII C presented a special assembly on World Book Day highlighting the importance of reading books and thereby broadening their horizon of thoughts.

The assembly began with regular features where students shared the Thought of the day, News, Words for vocabulary enhancement and Significance of the Week. Pranjal Mahar recited a self-composed poem on Book Reading. Tanish Dhiman explained the Benefits of Reading through a wonderful PowerPoint Presentation. Mrinalini Rawat, Aryan Taneja, Shubh Saxena, Bhakti Arora and Lochan Ganotra presented impressive Book Reviews on – the Wizard of Oz by L F Baum, Secret Seven by Enid Blyton, Series of Harry Potter by J K Rowling, Who Can Win by Shiv Khera, and the Magic of the Lost Temple by Sudha Murthy. The Book Reviews were appreciated by everyone as it made the viewers curious to read the books showcased. The assembly culminated with a song presentation by the students unveiling the students of the whole class reading books.

The Middle Wing Incharge, Ms. Anshu Malika Kumar, appreciated the students for their brilliant performance.

AMIFN - A Magical Intercultural Friendship Network

"In the future, your digital footprint will carry far more weight than anything you might include on a resume." -Chris Betcher.

With a view to apprise our students with Digital imprint and its impact on their lives, an International session was organized by the school on a virtual platform under the project “AMIFN - A Magical Intercultural Friendship Network”. Schools from Bosnia, Romania, Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia and India interacted with each other in the International classroom on the theme ‘Digital Imprint’ through a series of presentations and manuals.

The students deliberated on their interpretation of Digital Imprint and its active and passive sides. They also talked about the pros and cons of internet usage. Once something is posted or shared online, it can be there forever. Understanding your digital footprint helps you choose and control what you leave online for others to find. To quote Abigail, “Learning is not attained by chance. It must be sought for with ardour and attended with diligence.” The learning for all participants from this session was an immense and enriching one.

EARTH DAY

BLUE BELLS MODEL SCHOOL COMMEMORATED ‘EARTH DAY’

‘Nature has painted for us, pictures of infinite beauty. To preserve it with ceaseless effort, is our duty.’

Earth Day celebration in the school on 22^nd April 2021 served as a conscious reminder of how fragile our planet is and how important it is to protect it. The day inspired the students to act towards the protection of the environment and focus on the need for conservation. Students’ eagerness to save mother earth was evident in their involvement in poster making, video graphing and infographic representation. The Primary Wing students organized a special online assembly on the theme “Clean & Green is Our Perfect Dream”. A speech was delivered by Sanyog and Sanchit stressing on the importance of keeping  the planet healthy and safe  for the future generation to live in. A beautiful musical dance video captivated the audience which highlighted the nuances about the little things we can do in order to nurture our Mother Earth. The students’ zeal and earnest efforts in the various activities were applauded and appreciated. The day’s celebration was indeed an invigorating and revitalizing experience for one and all.

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GREEN DAY

BLUE BELLS MODEL SCHOOL CELEBRATED ‘GREEN DAY’

‘Be the change you want to see in the world’

Protect Green, Protect Environment

The key motive of celebrating Green Day is to create awareness about the earth and to treasure the greenery we are blessed with as this is one of the most pivotal social responsibilities which every individual should be mindful about. To create a  consciousness and cognizance amongst the students to preserve nature’s infinite gifts and to commemorate the birth anniversary of Honorable Founder Chairperson, Late Sri B. D. Gulati, the school celebrated ‘GREEN DAY’ on 21^st April, 2021.To restore the earth’s flora and to provide nature a helping hand, the students earnestly planted  native saplings in their house and neighborhood. Their enthusiasm in plantation was visible in the videos and uploaded photographs.

To make the day more cherishable a ‘Bhajan Sandhya’ was organized to pay a tribute to our revered Sri B. D Gulati Sir. Through this cultural rendition the Blue Bells family saluted the great visionary and mentor and ensured its commitment and devotion to keep his noble principles of life ignited and alive.

Baisakhi and Ambedkar Jayanti

Blue Bells Model School Celebrates Baisakhi and Ambedkar Jayanti

‘Festivals are the crest of our culture and bring eternal joy’

A new academic session heralds a new beginning with fresh opportunities to delve in. It is all about looking at the future endeavours with renewed hope and expectations.

On this note, the Primary and Middle Wing of the school organized the first online assembly to commemorate Baisakhi and Ambedkar Jayanti on 14^th April 2021. Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati, Director BBGS graced the occasion with her benign presence. The spirit of gaiety and happiness was visible amongst the students who performed and those who watched the scintillating celebration. The assembly commenced with a beautiful thought related to the occasion followed by news. Tanisha Goyal recited a self-composed poem on Baisakhi and Aishani Ghosh and Bhoomoka Singh delivered a speech on the ideologies of Dr. Ambedkar. A video dance by the students of Primary Wing on the harvest festival captivated the august gathering. An online quiz on the constitution of India by the students of Middle Wing kept the audience engaged. Alka Singh, the Principal of the school applauded the students for their earnest efforts and urged them to keep up their high spirit.The event was concluded with vote of thanks extended by Ms.Anjali Nagpal.