(20 August 2018 to August 2018) was celebrated at K.R Mangalam World School, G.K-II. This week was a wonderful time to enhance and explore the scientific aptitude of our students by participating in different hand-on activities. Every student got the opportunity to expand their knowledge in the field of science and technology.
“Nobody can do for little children what grandparents do. Grandparents sort of sprinkle stardust over the lives of little children”
A salute to our Roots’
Grandparents are the family’s greatest treasure, the founders of a loving legacy, the greatest storytellers, and the keepers of tradition. Grandparents are the family’s strong foundation. Through their special love and care, grandparents keep a family close at heart. To honour them K.R. MANGALAM WORLD SCHOOL, GK II celebrated Grandparents Day on Saturday, 8 September 2018.
The programme began with the auspicious ‘Lighting of the Lamp’ and was followed by the Prayer. Many power packed dance performances by students left the spectators spellbound and thoroughly mesmerized. The icing on the cake was the Fashion Show performed by students of Pre-school and their grandparents which showcased the special bond they shared. Principal Dr. Sangeeta Arora addressed the gathering and encouraged the students for putting up scintillating performances for their grandparents. Grandparents shared some mesmerizing moments and relived their childhood with the grandchildren. The students made Bracelets and Cards for their lovely grandparents and gifted a token of love in the form of Tulsi sapling. The success of the event was evident through the joyful smiles and teary eyes of the grandparents as they were overwhelmed to see their grandchildren performing for them.
Theme : If I were a SuperHero or If I were invisible for the day
Day & Date: TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2018
The students of class II participated with utmost dedication and zest in an English Educational Activity. Theme : If I were a SuperHero or If I were invisible for the day . The children spoke with appropriate actions, expressions and voice modulation on the above topics. The objective of the activity was to encourage the students to think out of the box and use their imagination creatively. The activity helped in building confidence and public speaking skills. The students participated in the activity enthusiastically and whole heartedly.
Subject: Maths
Activity: Fun with Shapes
Day & Date: Friday, 10 August, 2018
Shapes are fun for children of all ages. The children learnt the concept in an interesting way. Different types of shapes( square, circle, triangle etc.) were used to make creative picture composition or simple objects. The students used their imagination artistically by rotating and flipping the shapes either horizontally or vertically to create a beautiful scene .The students made the activity a great success by actively participating in it.
SUBJECT: ENGLISH
ACTIVITY: FUN ACTIVITY ON SINGULAR / PLURAL
DAY & DATE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2018
Grammar lays the groundwork for effective communication. Grammar skills are useful in every aspect of life from education to social life. The students of class II participated in an activity on Singular / Plural Nouns. The students brought pictures of one and many objects / things which was discussed in the class and then pasted on A4 coloured sheets. It was a fun activity and the students enjoyed learning about the concept .
Day and Date- Saturday, 25 August 2018
Venue- Indian School of Business and Finance, Lajpat Nagar
Teachers attended the workshop- Ms Rachna Dev
Ms Anju Sen
Aim of the workshop- to set up and mentoring a safety club in the school.
The organisation “Xpress Mind” works with the students at three levels-
This is an online quiz where in the students can register themselves without any payment. From every school two best entries are selected and they are eligible for the zonals which will be held in the month of October.
Here number of activities are organised like having a safety day, safety walk, drills, safety stories, videos followed by various activities and worksheets.
The campaign was sponsored by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) which certifies safety standards of –gadgets, textiles, mobiles, jewellery,etc
On the whole it was a very informative workshop and gave us an insight into how the “Xpress Mind” works to create a safer environment for our children at home and in school.
PreSchool Orientation
Date:28th March, 2016
Venue: Multi Purpose Hall
One of the most important challenges of the school is to orient and enlighten the new set of parents of Pre School who came to the school with aspirations and dreams for their child.
The Principal Mr. Anand Swaroop shared his vision with the new members of our KRM family. At K.R. Mangalam World School efforts are made by the teachers and opportunities are given to children to excel in every field. Mrs. Baljit Kaur, the academic coordinator, spoke eloquently about the school and faculty that assuaged the doubts of the new parents.
The programme ended with a rousing rendition of National Anthem.
Class Pre-Primary
Date: Friday 24 August 2018
The students of Pre Primary visited the Iskcon Temple which is dedicated to Lord Krishna. They did parikrama of the temple and were excited to see the paintings depicting scenes from Lord Krishna’s life. Students also chanted Hare Rama Hare Krishna with great zeal and enthusiasm. The little ones visited the Hare Ram Museum, where they were fascinated by the idols of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. The educational excursion was a great learning experiences for them.
Young, literature enthusiasts of K.R. Mangalam World School, GK-II, joyfully and with full zeal celebrated ‘ELOQUENCE’, its maiden inter-school literary event which brought to life various characters from literary texts across the gamut of English literature. The theme for this year’s literary competition was ‘Bringing Humour to Life’ and the event witnessed cheerful and active participation from more than 25 leading schools across Delhi and the N.C.R.
The event opened with an interesting twist to the original characters and innovative dialogue delivery bringing alive by Senior School Students with their mystical powers, the famous works of literature into real life, leaving the audience mesmerized and spellbound. As Nelson Mandela said, “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, it goes to his heart”.
In her inaugural address, the Principal, MS. SANGEETA ARORA, brought to the fore the school’s consistent efforts at broadening the students horizons and moulding them as students of a global world. The song “never say never” left the audience foot tapping and singing to the tune.
The three competitive categories ‘Tramedy’ , ‘ Tryst with Shakespeare’ and ‘Hot Pursuit’ brought forth the creativity and imagination of the students. While ‘Tramedy’ and Tryst with Shakespeare required the participants to use their oratory skills to deliver a tragic speech of any character from English Plays in a comic / humorous Bollywood style. ‘Hot Pursuit’ was a vociferous delivery to reinterpret the title of a famous English Play/Poem/Novel in a sensational comic manner. The events conducted were aimed at inculcating positive values within the students and lead to a holistic development of their personalities.
The esteemed panel of judges included eminent persona from Literature Field.
The judges were highly appreciative of the event and commended the plethora of talent that they got to see on one platform. They were extremely effusive about the originality, confidence and creativity on display. The Overall trophy was bagged by DPS, Noida.
The Vote of Thanks was delivered by the Senior School Coordinator Ms Ritu Sachdeva who expressed gratitude to the esteemed judges for taking time out of their busy schedule to motivate the students.
The students of Class Pre Primary D Presented the Morning Assembly on the fairy tale “ The Sleeping Beauty”.
The Assembly started with the greetings in five different languages. Students came dressed in colourful costumes and enacted with zeal. They were excited to perform their dream world of fairy tale and enacted the same with confidence.
Students showcased their talent through creative expressions, actions and spectacular dancing skills in Fairy Dance and Ball Dance.
Class: Pre Primary
Day and Date: Monday, 13 August 2018
Teej festival is a yearly celebration that marks the advent of monsoons or sawan. It is also called the festival of swings. Teej festival is associated with Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The festival of Teej is synonymous with mehndi adorned palms, flowers, bangles, bandhani dupattas and mouth watering ghevar. Young girls and married women wear traditional attire and get together in the evening to sing and dance.
Students of Pre- Primary celebrated the festival of Teej with great enthusiasm. The children came dressed in traditional clothes. A Teej Mela was set up in the school courtyard with different stalls . Children displayed sweets, bangles, jewellery, handicrafts and flowers. They were very excited and keen to apply heena on their hands and play on the swings. The event was a grand success and a learning experience for our students.
The third language week was held in the 2nd week of May 2018 (7 May – 11 May’18) with 100% participation from Classes V to X. Different activities were organized at each level where students garnered a lot of skill and it was a learning based fun experience for them.