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PreSchool Orientation
Date:28^th 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.

• A well structured programme was conceived for the session 2016-17.
• The orientation program for the parent’s encapsulated mesmerizing performances ranging from Show n Tell and Role Play by Pre Primary which encouraged a prolonged appreciation from the audiences.
• The show reflected the enthusiasm and confidence of our tiny wonders.
• A power point presentation enlightens parents about the objectives and philosophy of the school.
• It emphasized that provision of an optimal atmosphere and giving individual attention to each child ensures that every child grows and progresses to the best of his/her potential.
• The presentation elucidated the activities that are undertaken to develop the motor skills and eye hand coordination. The curriculum emphasized on Motor Skills, Reading Skills, Language Skills and Numbers, Shapes and Pattern Work. 

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.

CANDID MOMENTS WITH SH ANIL SWARUP, SECRETARY, EDUCATION, MHRD

It is not every day that one gets to meet real-life superheroes. It was truly an honour to not only be felicitated by the Secretary of Education, Sh Anil Swarup, during K.R. Mangalam World School’s Super Scholar Badge celebrations, but also to engage in a candid tête-à-tête with him. Here are some excerpts from the same.

1. Sir, you have achieved so many milestones in your field of work. What is your success mantra?
2. The greatest contributor to success is to enjoy every moment of life. I believe it is important to follow your heart and chase your dreams
3. From an illustrious academic career, to a life dedicated to public service and academic enforcement, do you think that the ‘road not taken’ has impacted your life differently?
4. I believe that cumulating knowledge has helped me to apply theoretical concepts in practicality and to put things into perspective. One should use simple learning and comprehension to widen one’s mind-set, perspective and horizon.
5. I recall Rudyard Kipling’s poem ‘If’, which has a particularly inspiring line- “If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same”. As a successful individual, sir, how important is it to experience failures, challenges and obstacles in life?
6. Failure is just a stepping stone towards success and if there is no failure, there is no success. One can achieve success, despite numerous obstacles and failures. I believe whatever one does, it has to be done with perfection be it tying the knot of your tie, combing or polishing your shoes. We have to accept that life is a package deal; success and failure are just parts of it.
7. Sir, is there any unforgettable moment, or any particular event which you cannot forget?
8. Whenever, I recall all my achievements, the awards and the medals which have helped me make a difference in someone’s life, I feel satisfied. I remember after implementing the national health insurance scheme, I went to a hospital to see how it was being facilitated, so an old lady met me and told me that she liked the scheme so much that she will tell God that one good thing is definitely happening on earth.
9. On a lighter note, Sir, is there any particular TV show you like to watch?
10. (laughs) I don’t watch Television. But yes, I am active on twitter which was being introduced to me by my son. I would recommend everyone to read the Newspaper and watch News.

Interviewed by- Kamya Gupta and Vivaan Madhok

K.R MANGALAM WORLD SCHOOL, G.K-II RUNS FOR A NOBLE CAUSE

 K.R. Mangalam World School, G.K-II aims to develop in students the value of personal integrity and skills to demonstrate helpfulness and respect for others. In pursuit of the same, the students and teachers of K.R. Mangalam World School, G.K-II participated in a unique Half-Marathon named “RUN for LAADLI”, an initiative of Delhi Police and Ladli Foundation Trust to spread awareness about gender equality and the need to abolish crimes against women. The students also administered a pledge to raise their concern against domestic violence and other deplorable crimes against women.

The event was an effort to involve and inspire our youth to oppose any act of injustice against women and to espouse concern for gender equality. The Principal, Ms Alka Awasthi congratulated the students and teachers for joining the noble cause.

ART COMPETITION

Abhinandan Educational and Welfare Society in association with Art Hub organised a drawing competition on Friday, 15 December 2017 to explore the creative potentials in the young minds of the children. It was a grand success with a number of prestigious schools of Delhi participating in the event. Nearly hundred students of K.R. Mangalam World School, G.K.II participated earnestly in the competition.It was held at one of the sprawling and lush green lawns of India Gate.

Transformation of a series of small things into visual expression was the main crux of this endeavour. The main thrust was towards stirring the imagination and providing a platform for innovation, exploration and aesthetics. The young participants spun magic which pulled the strings in the heart, mind and soul of the judges unleashing the forces within. The topic for the competition was ‘Education for All’. The students proved that they not only excel in academics but also shine in exhibiting their skills by their creative presentation.

 The event completed with flawless and stringent standards of evaluation and process.Chhavi Goyal of K.R. Mangalam World School was adjudged the best and was given the first prize. Shlok Ahuja and Vidhita Malhotra of the same school bagged the second and third position respectively and made the school proud.