Gurupurab

“Enlighten your Heart and Soul with the Spiritual Belief of Waheguru,

It will guide you to the Right Path and bring Peace and Solitude.”

Students of Class V – C presented their Special Assembly on Gurupurab on November 3, 2017. The assembly began with a talk on the importance of the festival. To inculcate good moral values into the children, a power point presentation on the same was shown to them and each moral value was explained very well by a group of students.

Punctuality is a trait that must be developed since childhood as it is the key to success in every field of work. A short video on Punctuality was shown to the students to inspire them to do their work on time. This was followed by a peppy song ‘I can follow the rules’.

Students sang Shabad Gaan which was flawless and melodious. A video on the life of Guru Nanakji was also presented during the assembly.

As part of the CBSE programme, Vigilance Awareness week on the theme “My Vision-Corruption free India” was observed in the school from October 30, 2017to November 4, 2017. Students took the Integrity pledge and made cartoons on the theme “Corruption Free India.”

Students who brought laurels to the school by participating in Inter school competition at The Maurya School on September 2, 2017 were felicitated today. They bagged the 1^st Runners Up in the event ‘Nukkad Natak- Azaadi Kal aur Aaj’. Respected Principal, Ma’am Chandan Dhawan and Primary Wing Incharge, Ma’am Meenakshi Malhotra congratulated the students for their achievement. 

SAVE OZONE TO SAVE MANKIND & SCIENCE AND ECO CLUB PRESENTATION

Martin Luther very aptly stated, “Today our very existence depends on our ability to stay awake, to adjust to new ideas, to remain vigilant and to face the challenge of change.”

We are aware of the increasing concern about corruption eroding the basic values of life. It has a negative effect not only on our social fabric but also threatens to slow down the progress and development of our nation. In order to commemorate the week the Science and Eco Club of the Middle Wing conducted an informative assembly. They spoke about the activities they had done during the year and their learning outcomes. They presented a skit that added awareness amongst the students on being vigilant about the impact of corruption on the environment. The students also made the whole school take a pledge on National Integrity.

An Inter-House PPT competition was also conducted on – “Save Ozone to Save Mankind”. The students expressed their views about the existence of Ozone with complete confidence and apprised the students how the harmful effects of pollutants used by humans are damaging the life giver - ozone. The presentations were made with a lot of consideration and supported the matter of the speakers. The results of the competition are as follows: Mother Teresa House – Winner, Indira Gandhi House – I Runners Up, Tagore House – II Runners Up, Nehru House – III Runners Up.

PARYATAN PARV

“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float

To gain all while you give

To roam the roads of lands remote,

To travel is to live.”

Tourism not only benefits a country but also the traveler. The growth of tourism in India has been marvelous and rapid. This being the year of  tourism, The Tagore House presented their assembly on the theme ‘Paryatan Parv’ to observe the potential of tourism as a part of CBSE activity.

The assembly began with a talk on tourism in India and how it promotes national integration, economic growth and celebrates diversity of cultures. This was followed by a short video on promotion of tourism in India.

Dance presentations depicting the cultures of different states like Hafiza, the folk dance of  Kashmir, Ghoomer dance of Rajasthan, Bhangra of Punjab and Santhal of West Bengal, was one of the salient features of the assembly that took the audience around a trip throughout the country.

The assembly was highly appreciated by respected Principal, Ma’am Chandan Dhawan and Primary Wing Incharge, Ma’am Meenakshi Malhotra. They also felicitated the students who brought laurels to the school in various interschool competitions. Students bagged 1^st position in Fusion Dance and 2^nd position in jewelry designing at Meenakshi Public School. Students who performed at Talkatora Stadium bagged 1^st position in Qawalli competition while Mohika Srivastava who performed solo in Raag performance bagged 2^nd position.

SALUTING KALAM

The world celebrates Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s birth anniversary as World Students’ Day. It is a celebration of multiculturalism, diversity and cooperation among students across the globe. Our school also commemorated the World Students’ Day on October 17, 2017 by organizing various events.

Middle Wing students participated in an Inter-house Declamation Competition – ‘Saluting Kalam’ which was designed to mark the occasion. The students from different houses delivered famous speeches of Kalam like ‘Three Visions for the Nation’ and ‘Unique You’. The judges appreciated the participants for their diction and expressions. The First Prize was bagged by Adhya Gupta (Nehru House) and Swasti Sharma (Indira Gandhi House). The Second position was clinched by Kashish Madaan (Mother Teresa House) and the Runner up was Priyanshi Bhardwaj (Tagore House).

An Inter-class Quiz (Classes VI to VIII) was also conducted to acknowledge the essence of conserving the Indian heritage and understanding its importance. The quiz comprised of three rounds – Ancient and Vedic Literature of India, Bhakti and Freedom Movement, and Famous Monuments of India and Dance Forms of India. It was an enthralling event that helped the audience gain a lot of information about India.

Diwali is round the corner and to spread the joy of festivity the students of Primary Wing designed colourful rangolis in the corridors of the school. The rangolis made by these young students received applause by one and all.

DIWALI ACTIVITY

‘Celebrating festival is celebrating life”

Diwali is a festival that symbolizes light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. To bring people socially close together, festivals are celebrated with much zeal and ardour. To keep up with our culture and traditions, some colourful activities were planned for the students of Primary Wing of classes III – V.

Class III decorated ‘Diyas’ beautifully with decorative material. Class IV students made attractive ‘Wall hangings’ while class V students made ‘Torans’ and ‘Table lamps’.

These engaging activities ensured team work and bonding amongst the students. The spirit of festivity and the excitement of the students knew no bounds.

PRIMARY WING ASSEMBLY III A THEME: KINDNESS

“One kind word can change someone’s entire day and one kind act can change someone’s entire life.”

Kindness in words creates confidence, kindness in thinking creates profoundness and kindness in giving creates love. Kindness is a great virtue by which a person shows love, affection understanding and sympathy towards others and this was very admirably conveyed by the students of Class III A in their assembly today. The skit ‘A Kind hearted Prince’ enacted by the students showed how a random act of kindness can change one’s entire life.

This was followed by a magnificent ballet dance which was gracefully presented by the students. The beautiful assembly was applauded by our Principal, Ma’am Chandan Dhawan and Primary Wing Incharge, Ma’am Meenakshi Malhotra who conveyed that kindness is a virtue that all of us should cultivate and generously shower upon others. 

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD

On the occasion of International Day of the Girl Child the students of Class VI A conducted their assembly. The theme of the assembly was chosen wisely. The prime objective was to focus on motivating girls and giving them a healthy environment to grow confidently. The society plays an important role in the formation of the future generation. The students gave an inspiring speech on ‘Importance of Girl Child and Sports’. They performed a skit showcasing how a girl can excel in a particular field if provided support. The students also incorporated the National Sports Day in their assembly. Supporting the fact that sports should be given equal importance for the all round development of the child. They also proved it through their dance performance. Their Class Incharge, Ms. Ankushree, addressed the assembly stating the vital role to be played by the students in spreading awareness about sports.

Ms. Sanjana Arora – the member of Cyber awareness Team – had an informative session with the students. She briefed the students about the precautions need to be taken while they are using internet, especially about sharing personal information, social networking and playing online games. This session helped the students realize the need of safe internet usage.  

Grandparent’s Day

                                         ‘Love is the greatest gift that one generation can leave to another.’

Grandparents are a delightful blend of laughter, caring deeds, wonderful stories and love.What children need most are the essentials in abundance. There is nothing more wonderful than the love and guidance a grandparent can give to his or her grandchild.To honour the warmth, love and affection of these sacred souls, Blue Bells Model School Sec-4 Gurgaon commemorated ‘Grandparent’s Day’ on October 7, 2017. Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati, Director Blue Bells Group of Schools graced the august occasion. Ms. Chandan Dhawan, the Principal of the school addressed the revered guests by stating that grandparents are the prudent and experienced ones, children turn to, in times of trouble and they are the one who through their concern and deep feeling of belongingness leave a long lasting impression in child’s life. The students of Primary wing welcomed the grandparents by taking them on a journey to Sur Sarita with their musical rendition of ‘Hum Sab Milkar Aaj Tatolein Bharat Ka Itihas…Garba dance and Zumba performance by the tiny tots of Primary Wing enthralled the guests. Quawaali presentation of the Primary and Middle Wing students was highly applauded by the grandparents. The Middle Wing students performed a mesmerizing fusion of aerobics and yoga in the form of  western dance on the beats of Govind Bolo Hari Gopal Bolo....Grandparents also enjoyed fun games ‘Unlock the Mystery’  and ‘Andaz  Apna Apna’. Dr. Saroj Suman Gulati addressed the grandparents by highlighting the role played by them in instilling good values, moral and culture in their grandchildren. She rightly quoted that a grandparent is one who strengthens a child with prayer, blesses and encourages him with love and hope. Each and every grandparent appreciated the programme and blessed the children. The vote of thanks was proposed by Ms. Tanuja Sharma.

Commerce Department Assembly-2017

The assembly on 5^th October 2017 was presented by the Commerce Department with the main motive of depicting the success stories of eminent entrepreneurs of India and to give a brief description about the historic move made in the economic sector i.e. the implementation of GST. The assembly commenced with news, thought of the day, significances of the week and words of vocabulary. It proceeded with a great debate on GST through a talk show depicting renowned dignitaries of India who discussed the pros and cons of this reform. The debate was followed by an enthralling depiction of the struggle and success story of Dhiru Bhai Ambani. the assembly was concluded with a media clip showcasing the struggle and ideology of today’s business tycoons.

GANDHI JAYANTI AND NON-VIOLENCE DAY

“Be truthful, gentle and fearless’

The birth anniversary of Gandhi ji is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence all over the world. The students of Class VI B conducted their assembly on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti and International Day of Non-Violence. The assembly began with the features like news, thought for the day, significance of the week and words to enhance vocabulary. It was further followed by a speech which apprised the students about the importance of Gandhi Jayanti and International Non-Violence Day. A skit was also presented that showcased the three wise monkeys who inspired the students to Speak no Evil, Hear no Evil, See no Evil in their daily lives accompanied with the musical rendition of ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram’ and ‘The world stands in need of liberation, my Lord’. The dance throwing light in Incredible India added a spark of positivity in the assembly. The Wing Incharge, Ms. Anshu Mallika Kumar, appreciated the class for their team work and motivated all the students to follow the path of non-violence.

Gandhiji has always inspired the countrymen by his principles, dedication and mission to free India and his philosophy of truth and non-violence. Gandhi Jayanti is also celebrated as Swatch Bharat Diwas in the honor of the Father of the nation, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. To commemorate his birth anniversary, interesting activities were planned for the students of Primary Wing, Classes III-V. Class III made ‘Spectacles’ using bangles, sticks and rubber bands. Class IV made ‘Khadaus’ and Class V sketched a beautiful ‘Portrait’ of Gandhiji.All the activities were unique and were appreciated by Primary Wing Incharge, Ma’am Meenakshi Malhotra.