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Red Roses Public School

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Newsletter

September Issue

Reporters: Anagha Nambiar XB

Khushi Khurana X B

Cameraman: Yash Chaturvedi XI B

Technical Support: Mrs. Kunal Malik

Co ordinator: Mrs. Deepa Sharma

Education is the most

powerful weapon which you

can use to change the world.

Nelson Mandela

Editorial Team:

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Teacher’s Day Celebration (Sept. 5)

Red Roses Public School celebrated Teacher’s Day with great pomp and show. The

celebration started with a speech by Sakshi Tyagi of class XB. Teachers of classes Nursery-

XII and ‘Neev’ were felicitated with ‘Thank You’ cards. Dhairya Aggarwal of class VB recited

a poem. A melodious ‘mash up’ song by Rimjhim and Aditi Mangla of class XIC, speech by

Pahulpreet Singh of class IIIB; a wonderful

band performance by Akshat Diwedi, Aman

Singh Aswal, Vikas Chandra and Divyansh

Goel of class XII were presented by the

students.

Some of the proud moments of the celebration were - Vice-Principal Mr. N.S. Yadav winning the National Teacher’s Award sponsored by CED Foundation Trust; Mrs. Dharitri Jena getting the ‘Nation

Builder Teacher’s Award’ by Rotary Club of New Delhi and conferring of Teacher Par Excellence’ Award by IIHM on Mrs. Stuti Kumar, In charge Pre-Primary Wing.

The most breathtaking moments, however, were the announcement of the ‘Favourite Teacher Award’ for Ms. Mahima Chutani from classes III-V, Mrs. Neelima from classes VI-VIII and Mrs. Navneet Boonga from classes IX-XII by Principal Ma’am.

The teachers had their day out at The Grand Venice Mall, Greater Noida.

Anagha Nambiar, Khushi Khurana ( XB)

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Purity in Environment (September 6)

Inspired by PM’s ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan’, students of

class XI organised a special assembly to promote cleanliness

for a healthy society.

Students were made aware about the important practices

to be followed for a hygienic and healthy environment. They

were asked to maintain personal hygiene by keeping nails

clipped and follow hand washing with soap before taking

meals; while maintaining environmental cleanliness by

putting the waste in the dustbin. The assembly ended on a

positive note with students taking a pledge to devote 100 hours annually for maintaining

cleanliness.

Hindi Recitation (September 16)

The topic was 'Humare Tyohaar’ for Intra-Class Hindi Recitation held for classes I and II.

Children recited the poems enthusiastically. They also used props to signify the festival.

Winners from each section were asked to present their poems on the stage during

assembly.

Winners of Hindi Recitation POSITION

CLASS I II III

I-A Niyati Das Siddhi Singh

Onkar Mohanty Samradh Kumar

I-B Prisha Mongia Rishit Mehndiratta

Saanvi Saran Lakshita Sharma Era Nagpal

I-C Divyansh Mohanty Asbah Qureshi Tannishtha Singh Diya Guliya

II-A Pranav Arya Kritika Panja

Lucky Kumar Anhad Morya

Harshit Tewthia Ayush Garg

II-B Ahana Sehrawat Parth Chhabra Rishika

II-C Lakshay Jonwal Palak Trisha Jaiswal

Viti Tarun Rajanwal

Sheikh Mohd. Misbahuddin XI A

Aditya Mishra XI A

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Handwashing Day (Sept. 16)

Classes I and II were demonstrated the

benefits of maintaining hygiene and

correct way of washing hands. Teachers

Mrs. Lily Margret and Mrs. Aparna Singh

told them to follow step by step approach

of first wetting the hands; taking a drop of

handwash; rubbing the palms together;

lathering within the fingers and on both

sides; cleaning around the nails; and

lastly, rinsing with water and wiping them

clean with towel.

The children were asked to follow the instructions and repeat the same on stage for their

class fellows to see. This way, they learnt to clean their hands and keep them germ free.

Mrs. Aparna Singh (Health and wellness club)

Generation Global Workshop (Sept. 25)

35 student members of

Generation Global Club

from classes IX-XII

attended a workshop on

‘Video Conferencing’

conducted by Ms.

Ghanpriya Elangbam,

Indian coordinator of

Tony Blair Institute of

Global Change.

On being asked what

changes they would like

to bring about, students came up with ideas like protection of environment, eradication of

poverty and corruption, and control of population. Another activity was on dialogue

delivery.

Two groups namely -‘Dialogue is’ and the ‘Dialogue is not’ were made. As per their

response to the statements asked, students moved to either of the two groups. This activity

helped them to improve their critical thinking skills. Another activity aimed at

differentiating between climate and weather. Students also made a spiderweb on ‘Climate

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Change’ with five given sub-topics. At the end of the workshop, students shared initiatives

that can be taken to curb global climate change.

Video-Conferencing on Climate Change ( Sept. 30)

Facilitated by Salsabeel Sarakbhi, Ghanapriya Elangbam, Indian coordinator of Tony Blair

Institute of Global Change and Mrs. Shalini Bhatnagar, HOD Computers, 26 students of

classes IX-XII of ‘Generation Global Club’ participated in a video conference on ‘Climate

Change’ with students of Camino a la Cima School, Bogota, Columbia.

The conference began by asking the

effects of climate change. The Indians

students spoke about rising

temperature, diseases and irregular

rain patterns. whereas Colombian

students talked about the significant

harm to the wildlife, and then

proceeded to talk about the measures

to reduce global warming. Colombian

students focused on spreading

awareness and planting more trees

and cleaning neighborhood; Indian students talked about rainwater harvesting, waste

water recycling and afforestation. They also talked about the odd-even rule and cracker-

less Diwali.

On being asked about

the wildlife, the

Colombians informed

that many species have

been lost to rising

temperature and

Amazon forest fire.

They too asked how

India plans to control

global warming caused by industrialization. At the end of the Conference, it was

generalized that both countries had common problems and similar solutions to curb it.

Mrs. Sumana Mitra Das, Activity In charge: Generation Global

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Ganesh Chaturthi (Sept. 2)

'Ganesh Chaturthi' also known as 'Vinayaka Chaturthi' was

celebrated with great fervour and joy. Students were

informed about significance of the festival and also told

about ‘visarjan’ of eco-friendly Lord Ganesha. Students

enjoyed the activities of drawing, colouring, leaf-printing

and clay modelling to make ‘Ganesha’.

Teacher's Day (Sept. 5)

Teacher's Day was celebrated to mark the birth of Dr. Radhakrishnan and express gratitude

to teachers for their support and guidance. Students made beautiful bouquet, decorated

it and presented cards to their respective class teachers.

A special assembly in which students honoured teachers with ‘Thank you’ cards and

presented a cultural program, was organized at Saket branch. The day became more

memorable with an outing to The Grand Venice Mall, Greater Noida.

Show and Tell Competition (Sept. 16) Students were given the theme

on 'ANIMALS'. They described

their favourite animal like camel,

dinosaur, giraffe, cow etc. using

props, facial expressions and

voice modulation. This activity

helped to inculcate confidence,

enhance knowledge and improve

oratory skills.

PRE-PRIMARY WING

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Art Olympiad (Sept. 17)

Art Olympiad, titled Swachh

Bharat Painting Contest

organized by National

Education and Human

Resource Development

Organization was held on the

birthday of hon’ble Prime

Minister of India, Mr. Narendra

Modi. Students of all classes

were provided a colouring

sheet having the picture of a

dustbin and broomstick

promoting 'Swachh Bharat

Abhiyan'. The competition

included the element of art to promote cleanliness with the aim to identify talented artists

and instill a sense of pride for their creative excellence.

Self Introduction Competition (Sept. 25-26)

Introduction, an

important part of

communication

skill, is very

important as it

gives the first

impression.

Therefore, a ‘Self

Introduction’ event

was organised to

develop public

speaking skills.

Students felt on top of the world when they spoke about themselves, their family, school,

hobbies, native place, likes/ dislikes, aim of life etc.

The event proved that Pre Primary students have learnt the art of effectively and

impressively introducing themselves.

Reported by Mrs. Anjana Choudhary & Mrs. Meenu Khanna

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CLAY MODELLING

CLASS \ SEC I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A PRANAV DWIVEDI MD. AHSAAN KHAN

PRE- SCHOOL B REYAANSH RANA AARAV SHANVI

PRE- SCHOOL C KEISHA AGRAWAL - -

PRE- SCHOOL D REYANSH RAJ - -

PRE- SCHOOL E NILESH CHOUDHARY GAURI MAITY KANAK GOYAL

PRE-PRIMARY A KHUSHI AYANSH TEWATHIA ADVIKA CHAUHAN

PRE-PRIMARY B DRISHTI RAWAT BHUVI RAJ KASHYAP MAHISH SHAHI SATVIK KR. SHUKLA

PRE-PRIMARY C GAUTHAM KRISHNA S. ZAHABIA FATIMA AASHI BHARDWAJ

PRE-PRIMARY D RAKSHITA MANN MD. ARHAM ANSARI PRANAY CHAUHAN SACHI

PRE-PRIMARY E MOHD.RIHAN VIRAAJ CHAUHAN ATHARV MISHRA

SELF INTRODUCTORY COMPETITION

CLASS/ SECTION I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A IADVIT SRIVASTAVA ATULYA TRIVEDI PRANAV DWIVEDI

PRE- SCHOOL B AARAV REYANSH RANA DHRUV

PRE- SCHOOL C BHAVESH ANAND SRINIKA MITANJALI

PRE- SCHOOL D JAY ROUT REYANSH RAJ HUMAIRAH MALAK

PRE- SCHOOL E DIVYANSHI GAURI MAITY NILESH CHOUDHARY

PRE-PRIMARY A RACHITA SAYAL HIMAADRI KRITIKA VERMA

PRE-PRIMARY B BRIJESH SONKER DRISHTI RAWAT HARSHIT GANGWAL

PRE-PRIMARY C GAUTHAM KRISHNA S. MAANVI JOSHI MANAM

PRE-PRIMARY D VIHAAN GOSAIN NAVISH ABHAY BIRDI

SYED MOHD UMAIR

PRE-PRIMARY E ATHARV MISHRA MOHD RIHAN SIDDHARTH KAKKAR

SHOW AND TELL (ANIMALS)

CLASS/SEC I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A KRITIKA KATHAIT ATULYA TRIVEDI PRANAV DWIVEDI

PRE- SCHOOL B SHANVI DEETYA PRATHAM

PRE- SCHOOL C - - -

PRE- SCHOOL D REYANSH RAJ TEJAS GUPTA HUMAIRAH MALAK

PRE- SCHOOL E AAHIL ALAM ARNAV SRIVASTAV DIVYANSHI

PRE-PRIMARY A SAIFAAN AHMAD ANUBHAV MAHATO SHOURYA GUPTA

PRE-PRIMARY B BRIJESH SONKER BHUVI RAJ KASHYAP SATVIK KR. SHUKLA NUSHKA DABAS, ALIYA

PRE-PRIMARY C MAANVI JOSHI HRIDHAAN VAID

GAUTHAM KRISHNA S. MANAS CHAUDHARY

SYED MOHD IZAAN

PRE-PRIMARY D UMAIR VIHAAN GOSAIN ABHAY BIRDI

PRE-PRIMARY E ATHARV MISHRA ZOHRA HASAN AAROHI GUPTA

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Teacher’s Day Celebration (Sept.5)

Teacher - anciently called ‘Guru’, has been given more importance than even God, being

the only one to shape the personality of an individual. Students presented handmade

cards and flowers to their teachers as a token of their love and respect. One of the pre-

primary students recited the ‘guru mantra’. Manager Karan Mehta and teachers were

overwhelmed by getting so much love and respect from their students. An outing was also

organized to The Grand Venice Mall at Greater Noida. It was indeed a memorable day.

Hindi Diwas (Sept. 13) Hindi Divas is annually

observed on 14 September

to celebrate Hindi as one of

the official language of

India. Staff and students

celebrated the day with

much enthusiasm. Students

of all the classes welcomed

their teachers by saying

“Suprabhat adhyapika ji.

Humari kaksha main aapka swagat hai.” Conversation was done in Hindi for the whole day.

Students of pre-school and pre-primary played ‘akshar’ game and classes I to V created a

story with a set of given words. Teachers told the importance of Hindi as our mother -

tongue and urged everyone to feel proud of our National Language.

NEEV

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Art Olympiad (Sept. 17) As a commitment to the overall

growth and development of our

students and allowing them

opportunities to excel, students from

pre-school to class V participated in Art

Olympiad conducted by TOI group,

coordinated by Mrs. Hema Shandilya,

PGT Art. Students exhibited their

creativity and colour sense beautifully

on the theme - ‘Swachh Bharat’.

Talent Hunt (Sept. 27)

With the aim to bring out

the hidden talent and to

nurture their confidence

and presentation skills,

Talent Hunt activity was

organized for all the

students. Students

exhibited their talent in

activities like dancing,

singing, drawing &

colouring, hand craft,

cookery, karate, archery,

skating and instrumental

music. Mrs. Deepa Sharma,

senior Activity Coordinator,

Saket judged the whole

program. She was

overwhelmed on seeing the

fantabulous talent and

creative skills of young

children. School's Manager Karan Mehta appreciated the students for showing the

performance of their own choice and encouraged them to always perform their best.