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Grammar is the structural foundation of our ability to express ourselves. The more we are aware of how it works, the more we can monitor the meaning and effectiveness of the way we and others use language.
An English Grammar Quiz was conducted for the students of Class V, wherein they were asked some interesting riddles and questions related to various grammar topics. The students who qualified the preliminary round were given an opportunity to participate in the second round, and thus compete with students from other houses. The activity helped them foster precision and enhanced their vocabulary.
The winners from each section of Class 5 are as follows:
5-A - Shriyadita Chandra and Swastik Khurana (Shastri House)
5-B - Navika and Lakshika (Shastri House)
5-C - Adit Mittal and Tanish Jha (Patel House)
5-D - Anushka and Aditya Sharma (Shastri House)
5-E - Yash Maurya and Sonakshi Singh (Shastri House)
5-F - Darsh Rajput and Aaradhya Srivastva (Gandhi House) |
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A 'Solo Singing Competition' was organized for the little cherubs of Classes Nursery and KG on 14th December 2022, to evoke the magical feelings that music can erupt in our lives. Students zealously participated in the competition and sang melodious songs like You are my Sunshine, Praise Him, On Sunday Morning, This Old Man, and so on and successfully pulled the heart strings of the audience and judges alike.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
Class Nursery
» First Prize - Amayra Tyagi (Nursery A)
» Second Prize – Rudranshi Nainwal (Nursery A)
» Third Prize - Akshaya Manga (Nursery C)
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Special Prizes:
» 1. Aahana Sharma (Nursery B)
» 2. Rudraksh i(Nursery D)
» 3. Vaidehi Rajput (Nursery E)
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Class KG
» First Prize- Mishka Pant (KG D)
» Second Prize- Uttam Sunar (KG C)
» Third Prize- Akshika (KG A)
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Special Prizes:
» 1. Pransh Koli (KG B)
» 2. Anaysha Khanna (KG C) |
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CLASS 1
With the objective of celebrating the diversity in our country and learning about the history, culture and traditions of different States of our country, 'Every Dress Tells a Tale' competition was organized for the students of Class I.
Following the theme 'My Country My Pride', students beautifully showcased the traditional outfits of different States, and confidently spoke about their contributions in making India a diverse nation. Their confidence, creative ideas and presentation enchanted the audience, earning them a huge round of applause. Our Principal Ma'am, admired their depiction of different cultures and congratulated the participants.
The following were the prize winners of the competition:
1st Prize - Anika Mittal (Gujarat) 1-B
2nd Prize - Japman Singh
Ahluwalia (Haryana) 1-A
3rd Prize - Yasmin (Manipur) 1-B
Special Prizes:
1. Soham Kumar Dutt (Andhra Pradesh) 1-B
2. Prabhneet Kaur Arora 1-D (Uttarakhand)
3. Prabhnoor Chawla 1-E (Goa)
4. Yuvraj Kukreja 1-F (Nagaland)
5. Jethwik Veejra (Rajasthan) 1-F
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CLASS 2
Clothing is an expression, image and personality of a culture, because from clothing can be reflected, the norms and cultural values of a nation. It is influenced by habits and customs that exist in the society. With the objective of learning about the history, culture and traditions of different countries across the globe, 'Every Dress Tells a Tale' competition was organized for the enthusiastic students of Class ll.
Following the theme 'Around the World', students beautifully showcased the traditional outfits of different countries, and confidently spoke about their contributions to the world. Their eloquence, creativity and imagination impressed the judges and the audience alike.
Our Principal Ma'am, Ms. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia, appreciated the participants for their elegant outfits and confident performances.
The following were the prize winners of the competition:
1st Prize - Harshita (Thailand) - II F
2nd Prize - Guntas Singh (Kenya ) - II B
3rd Prize - Mishita Gulati (Indonesia) - ll A
Special Prizes:
1. Kavya Rajput (India) - ll D
2. Vernika Labishetty (England) - ll D
3. Divyansh Rai Singh (Tibet) - II C
4. Tanishka Suryan (France) - ll A
5. Mairaa Sharma (Italy) II F |
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To spread the love for the essence of poetry amongst the students of Class KG, an 'Inter Section English Poetry Recitation' Competition was organised on 7th December 2022. Students enthusiastically recited poems on various themes and impressed the audience with their immaculate performances.
The following were the winners of the competition:
1st Prize - Viraj Rajput (KG-A)
2nd Prize - Ivaan Sethi (KG-D)
3rd Prize - Anaysha Khanna (KC-C)
Special Prizes:
1) Amreen Kaur (KG-C)
2) Miraya (KG-C)
3) Harneet Kaur (KG-D)
4) Myra Gupta (KG-D)
5) Hiren Gupta (KG-A) |
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Tushar Kumar Jha (XI A) and Tiya Mittal (IX F) participated in the Youth Conference on ‘Quality Education’, organized by Bosco Public School, Paschim Vihar.
All the participants delivered a 5 minute presentation, and expressed their opinion about quality education, followed by a group discussion. Our students enthusiastically and aggressively presented their views and gained a lot of knowledge from the fruitful session. |
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English Solo Singing and Instrumental Music Competition was organized on 1 November, 2022. The competition received an enthusiastic participation from very talented vocalists and musicians from Classes VI - VIII.
The participants sang songs of different genres like Rock, Pop and R&B with a lot of passion and confidence. The program started with the beautiful song ‘My heart will go on’, after which, various melodious songs like ‘Sweet child of mine’, ‘Left and Right’, ‘Radioactive’, ‘Drag me Down’ were performed by the students. The melodious songs pulled the heartstrings of the audience.
Equally enthusiastic were our participants of Instrumental Music Competition. Self-composed music and English songs were played on a variety of instruments like guitar, drums and keyboard by these young musicians.
The event was judged by Ms. Archana Tyagi and Ms. Muskan Singh who thereafter announced the winners and appreciated the efforts of all the participants for their captivating performances.
The winners of Solo Singing Competition were:
I Prize - Shaumit Singh - VII-F (Sweet Child of Mine)
II Prize - Manjistha - VI A (My heart will go on) and Samridhi - VIII E (Arcade)
III Prize - Vanya Sharma - VIII C (Radioactive)
The winners of Instrumental Music Competition were:
I Prize - Parth Shrivastav - VIII C (Keyboard)
II Prize - Yash - VI D (Drums)
III Prize - Tanishka Verma- VIII C (Guitar) and Aakriti Chamoli - VIII F (Guitar)
Heartiest congratulations to all the winners!! |
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With the objective of providing our little wonders with an opportunity to showcase their imaginative prowess, a 'Pretend Play Competition' was organised for the students of Class KG, wherein students dressed up as means of transport, food we eat, the animal kingdom, flowers and more. They spoke about themselves with great zeal and confidence, and left everyone enchanted with their articulation skills!
The winners of the competition were as follows:
1st Prize - Hiren Gupta (Aeroplane)
2nd Prize - Shreeja Gupta (Rose)
3rd Prize - Nancy Paswan (Animal kingdom)
Special Prizes:
1. Devansh (Carrot)
2. Mayra Kumari (Cake)
3. Ivaan Sethi (Coconut)
4. Amreen Kaur (Bouquet of Flowers)
5. Tuisha Das (Ambulance) |
An Inter-Section Art Competition was organised for the students of Classes Nursery and KG to explore their creative potential. Students made some attractive paintings on topics like Fish Pond, Fruit Basket, My Garden and Duck Family.
The event received an enthusiastic participation from all the students as they let their imagination run wild, and enjoyed the opportunity to bring out the artist within them. |
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An Inter-Section English Poetry Recitation Competition was organized for Classes VI to VIII. The students enthusiastically participated in the competition and exhibited their talent and confidence. They recited lyrical poetry, monologues, ballads, odes, etc. with great zeal and fondness.
The participants left no stone unturned to win the competition. Students were judged on the parameters like confidence, voice modulation, memorization and overall presentation.
The young poets enthralled the audience with their articulation and memory skills. The judges enjoyed the perfection of expressions, thoughts, emotions, rhythm, and appreciated the performances of the participants. |
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An Inter-Section English Poetry Competition was organized for the students of Class Nursery wherein students recited poems on the themes of colours, birds and animals, fruits, vegetables and wonderland. Students beautifully recited the poems and their soulful performances earned them a loud applause from the audience.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
1. First Prize- Jasmehar (Colour)
2. Second Prize- Akshaya Manga, (Fairytale Song)
3- Nihit Khandelwal and Falak (If I were an Apple; Eat Right)
Special Prizes:
1. Yashasvi (Health Fruits)
2. Nivaan Gulati (Being Clean)
3. SahejDesour (The Fuzzy Caterpillar)
4. Garvit (I’m a Little Pumpkin)
5. Avleen Kaur (Vegetables) |
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An Inter-Section Competition 'Every Dress Tells a Tale' was organised for the students of Class 3, wherein they dressed up as their role models and spoke about their life, achievements and contributions. Their confidence, stage presence and eloquence were hugely appreciated by everyone present.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
1. First Prize - Bhawya 3-D (Helen keller)
2. Second Prize - Sarthak Mittal 3-E (Gautam Budhha)
3. Third Prize - Sahishnu Chandra 3-D (Albert Einstein)
Special Prizes:
1. Khushi Nagal 3-D (Sarojini Naidu)
2. Advitya Bidholia 3-D (MS Dhoni)
3. Ashish Yadav 3-E (Swami Vivekananda)
4. TejalKhattar 3-C (Mother Teresa)
5. Oviya Pankaj 3-C (Rani Lakshmi Bai) |
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Art encourages creativity and imaginative thinking, two skills that are increasingly linked with long-term professional success. Art forces children to engage in out of the box thinking and can help them hone their creative problem-solving skills.
To explore the creative potential in our young learners, an Inter-Section Art Competition was organised for Classes 1 to 5, wherein students showcased their creative skills in drawing and colouring, and created some spectacular paintings. The competition received an enthusiastic participation from all the students as they cheerfully painted to their heart's content. |
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The Commerce and Economics Fest of St. Mark's Senior Secondary School, Janakpuri, ECOCOMM, was back with its second edition with more energy and enthusiasm. The three days fiesta was declared open by our Principal Ms. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia. The first event entitled 'The Big Bull- Be a Stock Market Handler', a stock market simulation game to test the analytical, mathematical and logical skills in which the teams were required to trade and maximise profits.
Six teams out of sixteen teams with the highest portfolio value made up to the final round that was judged by Mr. Pradeep Jain, a Senior Insurance Advisor and a Fund Manager, Ms. Vrishti, currently pursuing her CA and an active investor in stock and gold market.
The teams were judged on the basis of their content, accuracy and presentation.
Harshit Gupta and Lakshita (XII E) were the Winners i.e. THE BIG BULL.
The Second Day began with the much awaited quiz competition ‘Avid Quizzers’. It included a variety of questions from different arenas like Business Awareness, Economics, Sustainable Development Goals and National Education Policy 2020.
The 3 winning teams are listed as follows:
1st Position - Kushaldeep Singh (12-E) and Arnavv Sharma (12-E)
2nd Position: Mayank Madaan (11-D) and Panav Aggarwal (12-E)
3rd Position: Sambhav Gupta (12-E) and Samarth Joshi (11-E)
The MAD World - Advertisement Making Competition marked the journey forward for Ecocomm 2.0 - Commerce and Economic Fest with an aim to acquaint students with promotional strategies in marketing through advertisements.
Ms. Shivani Singh Sengar, Logical Reasoning, Head of Department, Edumentor and Communications Specialist, graced the occasion with her benign presence as a judge.
The winners were as follows:
TEAM 1
Yajeya Wadhwa XII-A
Ayas Kumar Rungta XII-A
Riddhi Sharma XII-A
Sourav Vig XII-G
Shivansh Gupta XII-G
Arjun Bhatia XII-G
Dhruv Soin XII-G
Product Name- MADHURIMA VILAAS RUNDHWA HANDMADE SILVER COATED EVERICH FLAVOURED ELIACHI
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TEAM 2
Divya Pandey XI-A
Chhavi Chauhan XI-A
Lavanya XI-A
Vanshika Bajaj XI-A
Product Name - FUZZY BUZZY SOFT DRINK
Today’s business climate is increasingly complex. What used to be simplistic and easy-to-identify critical components, have now become extremely intricate. The business world is no different; surviving in the market is the challenge faced by businesses in this technological era.
The last event ‘CCD - Complete Corporate Diagnose’. The teams were required to prepare a presentation by taking any company listed on Nifty Fifty comprising of -
» Accounting Ratios for 2021-22
» PESTL(E) Analysis
The event was judged by our school alumnus Mr. Aman Goel (A Chartered Accountant at Ernst & Young) and Mr. Gaurav Gangwani (A finance enthusiast who is currently undergoing training with KPMG).
All the teams put their best foot forward and delivered praiseworthy performances. The following three teams were declared as the winners:
First Position - Suhani (XII-D) and Sana Gupta (XII-D)
Second Position - Harshit Gupta (XII-E) and Gursimar Singh Rekhi (XII-E)
Third Position - Saina Bajaj (XII-E) and Tanish Chawla (XII-D)
Class XI also participated in the event BUSINESS MAVERICKS, on the third day in which 16 teams presented their startup business ideas on the theme ‘Sustainable Development Goals’.
The event was judged by Mr. Ashish Garg, an alumnus of Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University, and Mr. Gaurav Gangwani, an alumnus of our school.
The event was a grand success and the interaction between the judges and the participants was quite inspiring and enriching.
The winners of the event were as follows:
First Position - Bhumi Chand and Simapreet Kaur (XI-D)
Second Position - Mayank Madaan (XI-D) and Tanish Verma and Shrayshth Manga (XI-E)
Third Position - Gursimar Singh Rekhi, Panav Aggarwal and Ishika Aggarwal (XII-E) |
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Students of Class 5 participated in the event 'From Page to Stage', an Inter-Section English Play Competition, wherein students stepped into the shoes of famous characters from Classics like A Christmas Carol, Little Women, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Oliver Twist and Mary Poppins. They delivered some power packed performances and their enchanting portrayal of characters was hugely appreciated by everyone. Students were also congratulated by our Principal Ma'am on their performance.
The following were the Prize Winners:
BEST PLAY - Mary Poppins
BEST ACTOR (Male) - Vikramjeet Singh
BEST ACTOR (Female) - AaradhyaSrivastva
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR (Male) - Samik Solanki
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR (Female) - Shamis Fatima
BEST NARRATOR - Arsh Kharbanda
BEST STAGE PRESENCE - Yatharth Gogna, Bhuvika Chhabra
BEST DIALOGUE DELIVERY - Bhavya Gupta, Harditt Ashan
BEST COSTUME & MAKEUP - Amogh Mangla, Namrata Maity
SPECIAL PRIZES - Bhavjot Singh Saroa, Srishti Rai, Mannat Khuarna, Lavish Batheja, Nitya Sharma |
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An English Poetry Recitation Competition was organised for the students of Class I wherein students enthusiastically participated and exhibited their talent and confidence. The competition inspired the young poets to come forward and recite beautiful poems on themes like My School, Family and Friends, Nature and Space, Childhood, Toys and Humour.
Students flawlessly recited the poems and enthralled the audience with their impactful performances.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
I Prize: Kaashvi Sharma I-F
II Prize: Seerat Singh Chauhan I-D
III Prize: Ayana Anand I-A
Special Prizes
1. Smayra Gupta l-D
2. JaithwikVeejra I-F
3. Harsheen Kaur I-A |
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Our School provides a fertile environment for budding actors to nurture their acting skills through various stage plays. The students of Class IV got an opportunity to showcase their talent in an Inter-Section English Play Competition, 'From Page to Stage', wherein they showcased their acting skills while portraying different characters from children's classics like The Jungle Book, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, Peter Pan, Doctor Dolittle and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz etc.
The following were the Prize Winners:
Best Play
1. The Jungle Book IV-D
Best Actor (Male)
1. Soumil IV-D
Best Actor (Female)
1. Naaira Narang IV-E
Best Supporting Actor (Male) - 1. Tanishdeep Singh IV-C
Best Supporting Actor (Female) - 1. Anamika Singh IV-F
Best Narrator
1. Adamya Joshi IV-C
Best Stage Presence
1. Aishwarya Raydu IV-D
2. Reyansh IV-F
Best Dialogue Delivery
1. Riya Motwani IV-D
2. Trisha IV-B
Best Costume & Makeup
1. Yashwin Chawla IV-D
2. Anaya V-B
Special Prizes:
1. Mayank IV-E
2. Siddhika IV-B
3. Gunraj Singh V-F
4. Soham Gaba IV-A
5. Jivin Singh IV-D
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Debate hones the critical thinking skills of the students and allows them to inspect and scrutinize the subject matter. Keeping in view the essence of debating, an Inter-Class English Debate Competition was organised for Classes XI and XII.
The budding young orators spoke in favour and against the motion respectively. All the contestants put forth their arguments skilfully and convincingly.
The event was graced by the presence of respected Judges; Ms. Archana Puri and Ms. Nishika Chadha.
The competition concluded on a great note. The judges highly appreciated the efforts of the participants and congratulated the winners for their laudable achievements.
The following were the winners of the competition:
Class XI
Best Speaker (For the motion)
- Diya Chawla (XI B)
Best Speaker (Against the motion)
- Kunal Gupta (XI E)
Special Mention: Maitreyi Mishra (XI A)
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Best Speaker (For the motion)
- Avneet Kaur (XII C)
Best Speaker (Against the motion)
- Ansh Girdhar (XII C)
Special Mention: Disha Goyal (XII F) |
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Although perceived as a mere fun activity, Pretend Play helps toddlers and preschoolers in building their imagination and vocabulary. It encourages children to express their point of view of the world around them and helps them build both large and fine motor skills, decision making skills, encourages empathy and assists in the overall emotional development of children.
The students of Class Nursery energetically participated in 'PRETEND PLAY' Competition and had the amazing opportunity to be imaginative and silver-tongued at the same time. Students showcased their dynamic personalities by dressing up as their chosen character and speaking a few lines about them.
Their enactments were appreciated by our Principal, judges and teachers as they stole the show with their colourful imagination and turned it into a roaring success.
The winners were as follows:
First Prize: Aarav Chopra, Nursery-B (ATM Machine)
Second Prize: Eshnoor Kaur, Nursery-D (Bird), Prisha Sharma Nursery-B (Drop of water)
Third Prize: Aadvik Jain Nursery-C (Earth),
Aayush Kumar Nursery-D (Apple)
Special Prizes:
1. Rudranshi Nainwal, Nursery-A (Peacock)
2. Divyana Vadehra Nursery-B (Coconut)
3. Sahej Desour Nursery-E (Cauliflower)
4. Harshit Jaiswal Nursery-B (Rainbow)
5. Avleen Kaur Nursery-D (Flower) |
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We, at St. Mark's, firmly believe that each individual has within them a potential waiting to be explored and fostered. Keeping in line with this thought, a 'TALENT SHOW' was organised for the tiny tots of KG, wherein students were provided with an opportunity to showcase their brilliance in a riveting manner. The little ones engaged in art forms like dance, music, theatre and poetry recitation, and mesmerized the audience with their captivating performances. Our Principal congratulated the winners and appreciated the students for their spellbinding performances.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
First Prize: Prisha Sharma, KG-A (Rajasthani Folk Dance)
Second Prize: Harneet Kaur, KG-D (Dance on Gujrati song)
Third Prize: Tuisha Das, KG-B (Dance on Bengali song)
Special Prizes:
1. Hriday Bhola, KG-B (Role play as 'Chandra Shekhar Azad')
2. Devansh, KG-A (Role Play as 'Bhagat Singh')
3. Kezia Verma, KG-C (Folk dance)
4. Manayu Arora, KG-C (Singing- Proud to be an Indian)
5. Hiren Gupta, KG-A (Recitation- Down in the forest) |
Power Point Presentations are the most effective mode of communication, through which, any type of data can be well organized and presented. It has great scope for creativity, technical skill and logical arrangement of data. Keeping the same in mind, 'Junior Techies Competition' was organized for the students of Classes IV and V. Participants made beautiful and creative presentations on the topics which were given to them on the spot. It was not only a great learning experience for all participants but they also got an opportunity to showcase their talent.
Heartiest congratulations to all the winners! |
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General awareness is the knowledge of every aspect of human life, which contributes to personal enrichment and better understanding of the world. It is even more important to know about our own country- the progress it’s making in the fields of sports, science, maths, literature along with history and legacy of our country.
Following the spirit of Republic Day, a Final Round of GK Quiz was organised for Classes VI-VIII on 29 January 2022. The shortlisted students from the Preliminary Round were put in 10 teams, consisting of 3 members. The participants had to go through various rounds of the quiz comprising Literary, Indian Mathematicians and their discoveries, Scientific Temperament, Social Studies, Sports and General Awareness.
The result is as follows :
First Prize:
TEAM BRAHMAPUTRA
Akshit Gulati 6-F
Ananya 7-A
Ayush Utsav 8-A
Second Prize:
TEAM TAPI
Ashna Karwal 7-E
Harsh Chawla 8-A
Gurmehar Kaur 8-B
Third Prize:
TEAM GODAVARI
Kanav Mehta 6-C
Pranavi Chhibber 8-E
Namanpreet Kaur 8-D |
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We are very proud to announce that St. Mark’s Sr. Secondary Public School, Janakpuri came up with its first Commerce and Economics Fest 2021 ‘ECOCOMM’ - 17-18 August 2021for the students of Classes XI and XII which was held for 2 days i.e. 17-18 August.
There were a wide range of events - Quiz, Debate, Unique Business Ideas, Humourous Videos on Marketing and a Stock Market Activity too. |
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"Debate not to contradict and confute; nor to believe and take for granted; nor to find talk and discourse; but to weigh and consider.” - Francis Bacon.
A one of its kind Online Inter Class English Debate Competition was organized for Classes XI & XII students, which stressed on the essence of debating while appreciating contradictory viewpoints. The students of Class XI spoke eloquently on the topic CRYPTO CURRENCY IS NOT A RELIABLE FORM OF INVESTMENT and Class XII students voiced their opinions on NEW IT RULES ARE A THREAT TO PRIVACY. The participants exhibited great oratory skills. Armed with proofs and data, they made their points more emphatic with their passionate arguments and body language.
The event ended on a high note, with Principal Ms. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia appreciating the students’ awareness of the topics and extolled the importance of such events. She proclaimed this debate to be a symbol of new ideas, which will evolve, and will benefit students in the years to come.
The Competition was a fascinating experience for the judges, speakers as well as the audience to exchange opinions, ideas and perspectives.
The winners are:
» ClASS XI
Suhani (XI D) - First Prize (Best Speaker).
Ansh Girdhar (XI-B) - Second Prize (Best Speaker).
Nishchay Juneja (XI-A) - Special Prize.
Best Team - Akshita Kumar and Nishchay Juneja (XI-A).
» CLASS XII
Aishwarya Nagdev (XII-A) and Kavish Dham (XIIC) - First Prize (Best Speaker).
Manisha Varma (XII-E) - Second Prize (Best Speaker).
Anant Aggarwal (XII-C) - Special Prize.
Best Team - (XII-C) Kavish Dham and Anant Aggarwal. |
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Poetry is literature based on interplay of words and rhythm. Words are strung together to form sounds, images and ideas that might be too complex or abstract to describe directly. Indeed, even a small piece of poetry can be extremely inspiring.
On the 29th June 2021, Inter-Section English Poetry Recitation Competition was virtually organised, for Class V students. The event went off very well and was much appreciated by the Principal, Ms. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia and the Judges, Ms. Ruchi Bisht and Ms.Tanvi Handa.
The Prize Winners of the competition were :
First : Gouravi Sachdeva (V-A)
Second : Kiara Manav (V-B)
Third : Agamjot Singh Ranhotra (V-D)
Special Prize
Bhakti Sharma (V-C)
Priyanshi Razdan (V-D)
Aairah (V-A) |
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Making Bharat a Shreshtha Bharat needs an all-around effort, especially towards making school students aware of the diverse cultures and different regions of our beloved nation. Taking a step in this direction, our students of Classes VI to VIII made collages depicting Rituals, Costumes, Cuisines, and Culture of the state of Sikkim.
The activity was conducted under ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ Programme, wherein the students displayed their creativity by making colourful and interesting collages showing the different colours of Sikkim.
The idea behind the activity was to make the students aware of the various aspects of Sikkim such as its colorful culture, amazing art and crafts, diverse rituals and delicious cuisines. |
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Music, they say, is a universal language. A good melody is something that everyone enjoys...
Solo Singing and Instrumental Music Competition was organised for Classes VI- VIII. Students showcased many melodious numbers from different genres. The competition was held in three categories - Hindi Vocals, English Vocals and Instrumental Music. The participants were judged on the basis of presentation, coordination with pitch and coordination with rhythm.
The occasion was graced by the esteemed presence of our Principal Mrs. Alka Kher and Vice Principal Mrs. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia. The judges were totally in awe listening to some amazing performances.
Students sang and played the musical instruments with expertise and displayed talent to the best of their skills. The winners were highly appreciated by the jury. |
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Sanskrit is rich; rich in vocabulary, rich in literature, rich in thoughts and ideas, rich in meanings and values.
Sanskrit is the oldest and the most continually used language in the world certainly since the second millennium BC...
Having stated these facts, it is only impeccable that this language is given such high importance in our education system. Hence, Sanskrit Poetry Recitation Competition was organized for Classes VI to VIII.
The students enthusiastically participated in the competition as they got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence. The participants were judged on the parameters - theme, voice modulation, pronunciation and expressions. The occasion was graced by the Vice Principal Mrs. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia and Educational Supervisor (Primary) Mrs. Jyotsna Vishwakarma. The event was judged by Mrs. Adarsh Ahuja (Sr. Retired Teacher, DPS Mathura Road) and Mr. Narayan Dutt Mishra (Guest teacher, JNU).
The participants put up a great show of their talents and competed excellently in Sanskrit Poetry Recitation Competition. The position holders were applauded and were given prizes by the Jury. |
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To provide a platform to the budding orators to sharpen their oratory skills, an Interclass English Debate Competition was conducted for Classes VI to VIII. Each participant put forward their perspective with confidence and conviction. They vied with each other to convince the house with their forceful arguments. The excitement was truly palpable.
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"Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family." - Kofi Annan
Students of Classes VI to VIII participated in Inter House General Knowledge Quiz Competition on February 1, 2019. Eight teams were selected for the Final round on the basis of the preliminary round. The teams had a tough time getting through different rounds and levels of quizzing.
Team Gladiator, comprised of Viraj Mittal VI-B, Aditya Rai VII-A and Ayush Sharma VIII-B, won the Quiz.
The Second position went to Team Troubleshooters, comprised of Varnika Sondhi VI-B, Harshita Solanki VII-D and Harsh Yadav VIII-B. |
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"Life is a song, so let’s sing it melodiously."
Class I children took part in the Inter-Class Solo Singing Competition. The little vocalists gave a terrific performance, singing in melodious voices, in tune to the beautiful numbers. Principal, Mrs. Alka Kher, appreciated the confidence of the participants who enthralled the audience with their beautiful rendition.
The winners of the competition received trophies.
NAMRATA MAITY (I-C) : First Prize
ARSHNOOR KAUR (I-B) : Second Prize
SUZANNA CODENCE PALLAM (I-F) : Third Prize
ARJEETA KUMAR, (I-A), & NAVYA SHARMA, (I-E), both received a Special Prize. |
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English Poetry Recitation Competition for Class II was held in the month of January 2019. The participants recited poems on a variety of topics such as humour, teacher, homework, save earth etc. Principal, Mrs. Alka Kher, applauded the wonderful performance by all the participants.
The first prize was won by Deana Rayndu, II-B, second prize by Kaira Manav, II-B and third prize by Sreyadita Chakraborty, II-A. Special prize was given to both Naysa Saini, II-D and Allya Sharma, II-D. |
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Inter-Class Hindi Poetry Recitation Competition for students of Class II was held on 30th January 2019. The participants recited selected poems on the topics such as mother, childhood and humour. They performed wonderfully and were appreciated by everyone.
The winners were :
1st Prize: Krishti Yadav II-D.
2nd Prize: Sahej Preet II-B.
3rd Prize : Priyanshi Rajdan II-D.
Special prize : Avneet Kaur II-B and Eknoor Kaur II-B.
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"Knowledge is a treasure. It empowers us and forms the basis of all progression."
An Inter-House quiz was organised for Classes IV & V students. Selected students were paired up in eight teams. They answered questions from a wide range of topics such as sports, books & authors, vocabulary, current affairs and around the world. Principal, Mrs. Alka Kher applauded the performance of the participants and was impressed by the equally enthusiastic audience.
The winning team was from the Gandhi House, namely Clever Challengers: Mahatva Sharma V-E & Purva IV-D.
The Runner-up team was from Patel House, namely Master Minds : Aditya Tanwar V-C & Pratyaksh Verma IV-C. |
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As a part of Children's Day Celebration, a Solo Singing and Instrumental Music Competition was organised for middle school children. The students of classes VI, VII and VIII showcased their talent in the competition. They entralled everyone with their rendition of melodious Hindi and English songs as well as by their competance in playing instruments.
In English songs Diya Chawla won the First prize, Disha Goyal won the Second prize, Gunjan Sharma won the Third prize and Dishti Kaushik won the special prize.
In Hindi songs, Shalini won the First prize, Gauransh got the Second prize, H. Madhavan won the Third prize and Swastika Maity got the Special prize.
In Insrtumental Music, Amitoj won the First prize, Samarth won the Second prize, Yogyata Bhatia won the Third prize and Brahamjot got the Special prize. |
Just a Minute Competition for Class V was held in the school premises. The preliminary round was conducted on 31 October 2018 and the final round was held on 14 November 2018. The participants were allotted various topics and were given half a minute to ponder over their ideas and thoughts on the topic. All the participants spoke fluently and lucidly for precisely one minute.
The following were the winners of the competition:
I Prize : Guntaas Singh, V-B
II Prize : Dhriti Gupta, V-F
III Prize : Shivanshi Raturi, V-A
Special Prize : Tiya Mittal, V-E and Gunika, V-C |
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Shakespeare's Day was celebrated on 23rd April 2018. A quiz on the life and work of Shakespeare was conducted for the senior classes.
The Quiz was won by the Hamlet team comprising of Hardik Sharma XII-C, Parth Joshi XII-C and Roshni Dhawan XI-C.
The senior students also participated in a recitation of his ageless immortal speeches. This competition won huge applauds. The top three positions were taken by Vaishali XII-B, Harmandeep Singh XI-D and Saloni Varma XII-B respectively.
Principal Mrs. Kher praised the students for their exemplary performance and taking interest in English literature. |
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‘Inter House G.K. Quiz Competition’ for the students of Classes I to III, was held on 15 December 2017 for Classes VI-VIII was held on 9 February 2018 in our School. There were 8 teams, Newton, Ramanujan, Raman, Kalam, Curie, Einstien, Edison and Swaminathan, 2 teams from each of the four houses comprising of 3 students each. The Classes I to III had 13 rounds. Each round had many questions on the topics - human body, science and technology, computers, famous personalities etc. The students participated enthusiastically.
The winning team was team “Newton”, comprising of Krishti I-D, Diksha II-C and Arnav III-F. Team ‘Edison’, comprising of Arman Khan I-D, Vaibhav Singh II-F and Joyesh III-C was the first runners up. The quiz contest for Classes VI-VIII had six rounds, which included an array of questions from different disciplines, including General Knowledge, Literature, General Science, identifying famous personalities and Mathematics. All the quizzers performed to their best and attempted to outsmart their rivals. Team ‘Ramanujan, comprising of Lakshit VIII-F; Priyansh VI-D and Vanshika VII-F from Gandhi House answered the questions with alacrity and won the competition. Team Euclid, comprising of Dishti VI-D; Tanush VII-B and Sarthak VIII-D, from Nehru House bagged the second position.
The winning teams were given trophies by Principal Ms. Alka Kher. Our Head Mistress Ms. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia congratulated the winners and spoke words of encouragement for all the participants. |
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| The Whiz Kids Competition was organized in the school for Classes III - V on 23 January 2018 to exhibit their skills in MS Paint, MS Word and MS Power-Point, respectively. Two students per section were selected for the main round, from the five students who competed in the preliminary round. The topics were given on the spot to the students. Students participated with great enthusiasm and enjoyed making paintings, documents and presentations.
MS Paint:
I Prize : Bhavya Joshi III C
II Prize : Harsimran Singh III B
III Prize : Shreya Malyan III B
Special Prizes : Yatharth Gupta III C and Yaashvi Kumar III E.
MS Word:
I Prize : Dhriti Gupta IV F
II Prize : Paarth Semwal IV D
III Prize : Krishiv Nanda IV A
Special Prizes : Sirjan Singh IV C and Harsh Chawla IV D.
MS PowerPoint:
I Prize : Ishaana Dutta V A
II Prize : Jiya V A
III Prize : Vrishti V E
Special Prizes : Prag V F and Harshit Aggarwal V E. |
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Our toddlers of Class I and II excitedly recited English and Hindi poetry during the Recitation Competition held for them on 27 December 2017. For English recitation students recited Poem on the topics – ‘Childhood’, ‘My school’ and ‘My Family’. For Hindi recitation students recited Poem on the topics – Seasons, Toys and Festivals. Each one displayed great confidence and good recitation skill. The students were judged on the following parameters-pronunciation, voice modulation, expressions, content and memory.
Following were the prize winners :
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Reciting from books is not the only medium of learning but also a fun-filled activity and competitions complement the learning process. Keeping this in mind, Sanskrit Poetry Recitation Competition was organized in the School for the students of Classes VI-VIII on 8 November. Sixty students participated in the competition. They recited different poems on various themes like patriotism, shlokas from the Bhagwad Geeta and “Stuti’s” with a lot of confidence. It was a very enriching experience for the participants and audience.
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‘A Poem begins in Delight and ends in wisdom’. It is not , how one thinks. Indeed, it is, how one executes that.
Our school conducted Intra class English Poetry Recitation Competition for Class III on 12 September 2017. Students Participated with great enthusiasm and recited poems on topics - Animals and plant life, Indian Festivals.
Following students won prizes:
First Prize - Aalyssa Thakur, III-D
Second Prize - Praneet Kaur, III-D
Third Prize - Astha Yadav, III-E
Special Prizes - Prayaksh Verma, III-C and Tanishi Sharma, III-F |
| An Inter-House G.K. Quiz Competition was conducted on 8 September 2017 in the school. Eight different teams consisting of two members, one each from Class IX and X, were finalized from the highest scorers in the Preliminary round were selected to represent the four houses viz., Gandhi, Nehru, Patel and Shastri, in the final round. The quizzing witnessed the teams spiritedly competing with each other, during the ten stages of multimedia rounds on topics drawn from sports, countries, facts, literary characters, authors & many more. The competition was very informative and knowledge enriching, both for the participants along with audience. The Wining team was from Gandhi House consisting of Vishika and Bhavya Minocha and the runner up team was from Patel House, consisting of Aditya Tanwar and Garv Jain. |
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Our school organized a Solo Singing Competition for Classes IV and V on 9 May and Classes VI to VIII on 10 July. The event showcased the talent of students in singing and in playing instruments. The following students won the prizes.
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The students of Class II participated in character dramatization Intra Class competition held on 3 May. They were dressed as prince, princess, witches, knights, goblins etc. and enacted characters from famous fairy tales like Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty, The Frog Prince, Jack and the Beanstalk, Hansel and Gretel, Rumpelstiltskin, The Ugly Duckling etc. The students enthusiastically portrayed their theatrical talent and were applauded.
The winners were:
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Sanskriti Utsav - Inter School Competition, was organized on 24 April by St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh to celebrate World Heritage Day and to sensitize the students about conserving our heritage. The topic for Class VI was – “History comes Alive”. It was Character Dramatization of various stalwarts of Indian History, who have contributed in a major way during different realms of Indian history, such as Chanakya, Chandragupta, Amarpali, Lakshmi Sehgal etc. Overall the students learnt about various distinguished figures of Indian History. Aarav Dua VI-D & Mouli Sharma, VI-B bagged 2nd Prize and Sahaj Garg VI-F and Yuvraj Singh, VI B secured special prize.
Students of Class VII gave a talk on ‘World Heritage Sites’. Akshita VII-G and Saina Bajaj VII-F bagged first prize, and Vriti VII-E received special prize.
The event for Class VIII was Power Point presentation on Indian musical instruments and classical dance forms Sneha Gautam and Shreya Arora of VIII-E bagged II Prize.
Team from Classes VIII & IX participated in Folk Dance Competition and won III & II Prize respectively.
The team members were:
The following students of Class X participated in the quiz competition on the topic HERITAGE OF INDIA.
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Poetry is the essence of literature. It is the language of imagination and passion. Reciting poetry is an enjoyment for children. They enjoy the beauty of expression, thought, rhyme, rhythm and music of words. These factors were on display as our students of Classes IV to VIII got the opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence.
The participants recited classic poems with expression, modulation and exhibited their confidence and talent. The students were assessed on the basis of four parameters i.e. voice modulation, pronunciation, memory and expressions.
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"To have another language is to possess a second soul".
The importance of drama and theatre in the sphere of education cannot be ignored. It encourages participation, boosts confidence of students and trigger's "out of the box" thinking. Keeping all this in mind "language platter" was organised for classes l to XI.
The junior wing students dressed up as natives of different countries and greeted each other in the respective languages. The students also enacted fairy tales, classics and mythologies from different countries, such as 'The bishops candlesticks'.™
The middle wing students made a short conversation using greetings and salutations of different languages and made cards/post cards. The students also created a "Band Dessine'e' choosing cartoon characters and enactment was done by the students along with the power point presentations on writers of Victorian Era which added to the decorum of the show.
Senior students made beautiful mask of different writers of the world and presented book review of selected authors. They also studied local literature translated to English by having reading sessions and newspaper making.
These activities gave the students and insight into the world of authors and literature of the world and helped them in acquiring collaborative skills by working in teams, thus building confidence. It also provided students with an outlet for emotions, thoughts and dreams. The efforts of the students were applauded by one and all, and also appreciated by the Principal Ms. Alka Kher. Certificates and trophies were awarded to the winners to encourage them. |
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Intra Class Solo Singing Competition was organized for Classes VI-VIII on 23 November. Students showcased many enthralling performances. The competition was held in three categories - English Songs, Hindi Songs and Instrumental. The participants were judged on the basis of voice quality, coordination of pitch and rhythm. The occasion was graced by the esteemed presence of our Principal Ms. Alka Kher and Educational Supervisor Ms. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia. Students sang and played with expertise and displayed to the best of their talents. The winners were appreciated by the judges.  |
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Mathematics as an expression of the human mind reflects the active will, the contemplative reason, and the desire for aesthetic perfection. Its basic elements are logic and intuition, analysis and construction, generality and individuality. – Richard Courant Mathematics is inseparable part of our daily life. To develop practical knowledge and aptitude for Mathematics, a range of innovative and exciting activities were organised for the students of Classes I to XII at St. Mark’s Senior Secondary School, Janak Puri.
Students got to experience many mathematical based games and activities. They learnt new methods of applying mathematical ideas and skills in their daily life.
Our young learners from primary classes learnt about traditional mathematical games and puzzles, made flip calendars, in the process enlightening themselves about national and international days, and public holidays in various countries. To understand the concept of date and time effectively, students themselves made world clocks representing different time zones. To help appreciate the fundamentals associated with tools of measurement, students made static models. Besides, our students collected currencies of different countries and learnt about ‘Currency Conversion’.
‘Maths Quest’ – A display of contributions made by various mathematicians was showcased along with the best works of students. Presence of the Manager Mr. Rahul Aggarwal and Principal Ms. Alka Kher, encouraged the students.
Learners of secondary and senior secondary classes explored the connections between mathematical ideas and concept through dance, music and architecture.
Such hands-on experience in all the activities facilitated the students in better comprehension of the concepts so that the retention capacity is enhanced. The judge Mr. Satish Verma, Associate Professor, Khalsa College, Delhi University appreciated the efforts made by the students and was impressed by the mathematics based presentations. |
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| The ISA activity - ‘Canvas of Imagination’ was held on 27 October in our school. Students of Classes I to V presented fashion show, dressed up as famous painters from India and different parts of the world, like, UK, USA, Greece, Italy etc. Painters from 10 countries were selected for this activity. Our young models walked down the ramp holding the paintings of artists they were dressed up. This activity proved to be very fruitful and gave our students a chance to explore and know about various talented painters from around the world. |
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Sanskrit Recitation Competition for students of Classes VI to VIII was held on 20 October in the school. The judges were Dr. Jyoti from St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh and Shri Dhananjay Shastri, Principal of Sanskrit Gurukulam.
The following students won the prizes :
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Poetry is the essence of literature. It is the language of imagination and passion. English Recitation Competition for Class IV students was held on 18 October 2016. The activity was aimed at instilling a sense of aesthetic beauty into young minds. Students recited beautiful poems on the topics Friendship. Humour in life, science fiction, world peace and Environmental Awareness. They also learnt the correct pronunciation of words, importance of voice modulation and right expressions through this activity. Their efforts were appreciated by Vice Principal Mrs. Alka Kher.
The winners were as follows :
Jasleen Kaur - 1st (IV A)
Navya Yadav - 2nd (IV F)
Jiya Bajaj - 3rd (IV A)
Special Prize : Jasmine (IV D) and Kangna (IV E) |
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The Inter House G. K. Quiz Competition for Classes IV and V was conducted on 17 October. All four Houses participated with full enthusiasm, vigour and showcased their mental agility. The Final round was a multimedia round, wherein questions from various topics, like; world famous personalities, monuments, inventions, sports, entertainment were cracked by the quizzers. Gandhi House emerged as winners by securing 40 points, closely followed by Shastri House with 35 points.
The team members of the two Houses were :
GANDHI HOUSE : Jiya Maini, IVF and Ashutosh Avasthi, VD.
SHASTRI HOUSE : Sarthak Saluja, IVA and Shwetank VF. |
Students of Class IV participated in the Intra Class Hindi Recitation Competition on the themes for pollution, Indian culture, humour and seasons. The students recited the poems with great confidence and expression.
The following students were the prize winners :
1st Prize - Yashvi (IV E)
2nd Prize - Jaspreet Kaur (IV A)
3rd Prize - Angel Pahuja (IV F)
Special Prize - Lavanya Kapoor (IV A)
Special Prize - Lakshay Girdhar (IV B) |
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INTER SECTION QUIZ COMPETITION - EVOLUTION OF GOVERNANCE
An Inter Section Quiz Competition for Class XI was held in the Conference Room on 23 August 2016. The topic of the Competition was “Evolution of Governanceâ€. There were 5 teams, comprised of 3 students in each team. The programme was full of enthusiasm as not only the participants but the audience also participated in between the competition. Principal Madam Ms. Rama Sethi, who attended the event had all praises for the participants.
Winning Team :
1. Mehar Lamba
2. Preeti Tiwari
3. Pooja Kaushik |
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Intra class English Poetry Recitation Competition for Class V was held on 2 September and for Class IV students on 18 October 2016. Class V students recited poems on varied topics like Nature, Family, Social Issues, Technology, Patriotism and Humor and Class IV recited beautiful poems on the topics of student’s Friendship, humour in life, science fiction, world peace and environmental awareness. The competition helped the students learn correct pronunciation of words, importance of voice modulation and right expressions. Their efforts were appreciated by our Principal Ms. Alka Kher.
The winners were as follows :
I Prize
Jasleen Kaur, IV A and H. Madhavan, VA.
II Prize
Navya Yadav, IV F and Diya Chawla, VD
III Prize
Jiya Bajaj, IV A and Gunjan, VE
Special Prize
Jasmine, IV D
Kangna, IV E
Mridul Vats, V F and
Dishti Kaushik, V E |
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As a part of ISA activity titled “Globe Walk†the Social Science teachers of VIII standard conducted a reading of the speeches of important political leaders or personalities of different countries like India, Japan, Russia, UK, Germany. France, USA, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, Myanmar, Cuba. Students prepared it on A4 Size sheets with pictures and personal traits on 8th and 9th July 2016.
The best entries were selected by the teachers.
1. Anisha Saxena, VIII G
2. Jagrit, VIII E
3. Tushar Mendiratta, VIII A
4. Shreya Sharma, VIII A
5. Ananya, VIII G
6. Tanisha Kapoor, VIII G
7. Ruheena Guglani, VIII G
8. Anirudh Srivastav, VIII B
9. Aryan Singh, VIII C
10. Harshal Kotiyal, VIII B
In the second part of ISA activity titled Globe Walk. Character Enactment Competition was done on 24 August 2016 among the students of all the sections of VIII standard. It was Enactments of Famous speeches of International Personalities of the world. The judges were Ms. Ritu Anand and Ms. Deepa Haruray.
The winners were :
FIRST : VIBHOR SRIVASTAV (Presenting President of Cuba- Raul Castro),
SECOND : HARSH NEGI (Presenting USA - Barak Obama),
THIRD : SAKSHAM GUPTA (Presenting President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva).
Students participated eagerly. This activity helped in personality development. |
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Non State Actors in International Politics – Bane or Boon
An Inter Section Debate Competition for Class XI was held in the Conference Room on 24 August 2016. The topic of the competition was non state actors in International Politics - Bane or Boon. There were 14 participants, who were well versed & thorough with the topic. The competition was full of arguments & counter arguments. Principal Ms. Rama Sethi, who attended the event, encouraged students for participating in such events. Ms. Geeta Pathak & Ms. Deepa Haruray were the Judges for the event.
1. Kartik M Panicker (XI) - For the Motion
2. Samdeesh Mahajan (XI) - Against the Motion
3. Avi Bhardwaj (XI) - Interjector |
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Music is a universal language. A good melody is something that everyone enjoys. Solo singing competition was organized for classes II and III on 5 August 2016. Students presented melodious numbers from different genres and bands. The participants put forth enthralling performances. They sang hit numbers like BROWN GIRL IN THE RING, STUPID CUPID, CONGRATULATIONS and so on. The young maestros enthused confidence and zest and were enthusiastically applauded.
I PRIZE
Aalyssa II-D, Srijan Saini III-C
II PRIZE
Saniaman II-D, Tanya Bahl III-C
III PRIZE
Kaustabh II-A, Dhriti Gupta III-F
SPECIAL PRIZE
Shreya Singh II-C, ZoaibShoaib III-D, Parth II-A and Suhani Singh III-C |
 Hindi Recitation Competition for class III was held on 9 May 2016. Students recited the poems on varied topics like childhood, environment, relations and humour. Beauty is the realm of the poetry. The children enjoyed the beauty of expression, thoughts and rhyme of words. The children got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence. They recited the poems with lot of zeal and enthusiasm.
Following students were adjudged as the winners :
I PRIZE - SUHANI SINGH (III C)
II PRIZE - TANISH SHARMA (III B)
III PRIZE - TANYA (III A)
SPECIAL PRIZE - ZAAIB SHOAIB (III D) & PAWANI GUPTA (III C) |
 ‘Poetry is the essence of literature, in which sound and meaning of language are combined to create ideas and feelings’.
English Poetry Recitation Competition for Class III was held on 9 May 2016. It was a pleasure to watch the little ones confidently recite their poems on topics like Environment, Family, Childhood, Humour etc. They enthralled the judges by their expressions and voice modulation. Principal Ms. Rama Sethi, Vice Principal Ms. Alka Kher and Educational Supervisor (Jr.) Ms. Jyotsna Vishwakarma encouraged the students and announced the following winners :
Mehak Vashisth (III D) - First Prize
Dhriti Gupta (III F) - Second Prize
Anwita Wasan (III B) - Third Prize
Nikita Arora (III D) & Manmeet kaur (III B) - Special Prize |
‘A neat and beautiful handwriting always draws attention’.
Keeping this goal in mind, an English Handwriting Competition was organized in our school on 25 April 2016 for Classes I - V. The primary objective of this competition was to encourage students to improve their calligraphy skills. The competition was organized in the respective classrooms. The response of the students was very encouraging, as they left no stone unturned to achieve perfection in their handwriting and win the competition. The closely contested competition presented a challenging task for the teachers to adjudge the winners. The best three entries from each section were awarded certificates of appreciation. |
“On the life and works of GREAT BARD OF AVON†- competition was organized for senior secondary students, as a tribute to William Shakespeare on 25 April 2016, in the form of a literary quiz. Four teams participated, namely, Macbeth, Hamlet, Merchant of Venice and Romeo and Juliet.
The participants’ knowledge was put to test by the quiz masters :-
Darpan Goyal [XII-E] and Medha Sharma [XI-D] on the various aspects of the life and works of the ‘Bard’. Into first few rounds, all the four teams competed shoulder to shoulder and an intense competition amongst four teams was on display. But in the sixth round , beating all competitors, TEAM HAMLET – Muskaan Tyagi [XII-E], Rajat Kumar Mishra [XII-C, Samdeesh Mahajan [XI-C], Isha Narayani [XI-D] won the first prize and TEAM MACBETH - Maneet Singh [XII-C], Nisha Sharma [XII-E], Mehar Lamba [XI-C], Divij Malik [XI-C] came in as close runner up. |
We are living in digital world, and our creativity has to migrate from contemporary medium and adapt to express through Computers. Whiz Kids Competition was organized in our school for Classes III to V, on 20 February and 1 March 2016 to test their proficiency in expressing digitally. The Topics were given on the spot to the students. Students participated with great enthusiasm and enjoyed creating paintings and Power Point Presentations.
The winners and their topics were :
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The Inter House G.K. Quiz for Classes I and II was held on 3 February 2016. The Prelims were conducted in all the classes on 29 January 2016. 4 students from each House were chosen for the Final Round (2 students from Class I and 2 students from class 2).
There were 15 multimedia Rounds. At the end of a very close. Competition Patel House bagged the First Prize, scoring maximum points. The second position was bagged by Gandhi House.
Patel House : First
Ansh Sharma (I F)
Samridhi (I B)
Niral Baveja (II F)
Bhavika Bali (II A)
Gandhi House : Second
Yuvraj Pratap Singh (I E)
Tanish Tandon (I D)
Kartik Sharma (II C)
Tavish Saluja (II D) |
To unleash the Creative streak in the students Creative Writing for Classes III, IV & V was conducted on 27th January 2016. The topics were given on the spot to the students and they could pen down their thoughts both in English and Hindi. The topics were based on the patriotic spirit such as "Mere Sapno Ka Bharat, India of my Dreams".
The prize winners were the following :-
RESULTS :
CLASS : III
I - GURNAIN OBEROI (III A)
II - MANYATA SURYAN (III F)
III - BHAVYA KUMAR (III D)
CLASS : IV
I - MAITREYI (IV A)
II - MOULI SHARMA (IV E)
III - JUHI AGGARWAL (IV A)
CLASS : V
I - ANUBHA SUHAG (V B)
II - NISHCHAY JUNEJA (V G)
III - DEV KHULLAR (V D) |
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English and Hindi Poetry Recitation Competition for Class I was held on 1 December 2015. It was a pleasure to watch the little ones confidently recite their poems on topics like Childhood, Humour, Animals, etc. They enthralled the judges and the audience alike by their expressions and perfect voice modulation Principal Mrs. Rama Sethi, Vice Principal Mrs. Alka Kher and Educational Supervisor (Jr.) Ms. Jyotsna Vishwakarma encouraged the students and presented trophies to the following winners.
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Model United Nations also known as Model UN, Mock UN or MUN, is an educational simulation or academic competition in which students can learn about diplomacy, international relations and the United Nations MUN involves and teaches researching public speaking, debating and writing skills, in addition to critical thinking teamwork and leadership abilities.
Participants in MUN conferences known as delegates are placed in committees and assigned countries or occasionally other organisations or political figures, where they represent members of that body. Under the topic human Right Violation among Asian countries a detailed debate and discussion was held on 9.11.2015. The student delegation also passed a resolution to curve human right violation amongst the Asian countries. |
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Inter - House G. K. Quiz for classes III to V was held on 5th November 2015. The Quiz Comprised of multiple choice questions from various topics on Science, Social Studies, authors and books, world and countries etc. It was a multimedia round with teams of 3 members each from classes III, IV and V. Patel House bagged the first position followed by Gandhi House.
The winning houses & team members were as following :-
Patel House : (First Position)
1. Tejas Tomar
2. Naman
3. Nischay Juneja
Gandhi House : (Second Position)
1. Mayank Madaan
2. Divya Rathore
3. Sakshi Kumari |
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Our School organized a “French Poem Recitation Competition” on 28th October 2015 in the conference room from Class VI to IX which was diligently judged by Mr. Alex Kalinga and the winners were :
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Character Dramatisation Competition for Class II was held on 13 October 2015. The topic of the competition was children’s classics. Children came dressed as famous characters from literature classics and showcased their acting prowess. They took everyone on a magical trip to the fairy lands with their skilled performances.
The students performed to the best of their capability and were appreciated by the judges.
The prize winners from the competition were :
I Prize :
HARDIT SINGH (II A) & YATHARTH SAINI (II A) - Sea Turtle and Hare
II Prize :
SUHANI SINGH (II C) - Snow white’s step mother
III Prize :
SHREYA SINGH (II D) - Queen of hearts
Special Prizes :
KANISHK JINDAL (II A) - Betal
BHAVIKA BALI (II A) - Witch from Hansel and Gretel |
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Solo Singing Competition for classes II and III was organized in which students participated with great zeal.
All the participants gave an over - whelming response and sung various rock and western music numbers. The songs varied from the old classics like beautiful Sunday, Bachelor Boy, theme for a dream etc. to the popular sha la la la from Vengaboyz.
The prize winners were as :
Class II : Driti Gupta and Pranvi Chhiber bagged the special prize, I prize was given to Parth Katoch, II prize was won by Suhani Singh, III prize was bagged by Srijan Saini.
Class III : Lavanya Kapoor and Jiya Maini bagged the special prize, I prize was won by Bhavya Kumar, II prize was given to Disha followed by the III prize which was received by Kavyani.
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‘To memorize a great poem, is to make a friend for life.’
Embracing the above quotation, the talented St. Markians of class VI-VIII participated in the English Poetry Recitation Competition on 31 August 2015.
The enthusiastic students came up with vivid and stirring poems from all genres; and exhibited enthusiasm, zeal and zest. It was an overwhelming experience for the children who showcased efforts in portraying the thematic elements of their poems. The students of class VI-VII presented the beautiful themes like odes, human emotions, humour, inspirational, whereas, the students of class VIII recited the renowned poems of the great poets like William Shakespeare, Yeats, William Blake and many more.
The event turned out to be a learning experience with the presence of Ms. Rama Sethi, Ms. Alka Kher, Ms. Inderpreet Ahluwalia and the esteemed judges who guided the students regarding the improvement that they can showcase in the future.
Carl Sandburg, a major figure in contemporary literature, enlightens us by saying, “Poetry is an echo asking a shadow to dance”. He has truly ignited the genre of poetry with his quotation.
Following his footsteps were the talented participants who not only recited with the required intonation, fluency and rhythm but also brought a hue of beauty to the event and brightened the famous saying, ‘Beauty is the realm of poetry.’ |
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English Poetry Recitation for class IV was held on 22 July 2015. The different themes were friendship, beauty of nature, humour in life science fiction and environment awareness. The competition helped the students to appreciate poetry and develop confidence in public speaking.
The prize winners were the following :
I Prize : Diya Chawla (IV D)
II Prize : Gunjan Sharma (IV E)
III Prize : Shifa Hussain (IV C)
Special Prize : Maitreyi Mishra (IV A)
Special Prize : Dishti Kaushik (IV E) |
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Students of class V participated in English and Hindi Poetry recitation competition and enjoyed the beauty of expression, thoughts, feeling, rhyme, rhythm and music of words. Taking all these facts into consideration the students got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence.
They chose a variety of topics for their recitation like environmental awareness, lyrical ballad, social issues, world peace etc. and participated with lot of zeal and enthusiasm.
The following students were declared the winners :
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Our school organized "Creative Writing Competition" on 13 July 2015 for Classes VI - XII. The topics were : 'The thing that scares me the most of think about something you are not allowed to do but wish you could'. The purpose of the competition was to develop creativity in the students and to stimulate their ability to think innovatively.
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To commemorate the 451st Birth Anniversary and honour the world's all time great playwright and poet William Shakespeare, our school organized a Quiz, base on his life and works on 23 April 2015 and Re-telling of Shakespeare's plays on 24 April 2015. The students of IX - X standard displayed immense knowledge about the Bard of Aveon while answering the Quiz. The students of XII standard put forth remarkable presentations such as the Twelfth Night, Macbeth, Othello and others. The clarity of presentation, complete involvement and range of their understanding was the hallmark of the event.
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The first piece of music a child hears is a lullaby from his mother and from then, music becomes an integral part of his being. Students of classes IV participated in the “Solo Singing Competition” and presented some melodious numbers by famous singers and popstars. The budding singers got an opportunity to showcase their talent. Their wonderful performance were appreciated by everyone.
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The Solo Singing Competition for classes I and II was held on 26 February 2015. The ability to sing well is a divine gift bestowed upon a lucky few, and the competition saw 24 such extremely talented and gifted young singers. The participants were high on confidence and enthusiasm, and it was a tough competition. Our esteemed and knowledgeable judges. Mr. Christopher Thomas and Ms. Archana Tyagi had a challenging time while deciding the following winners :
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WHIZ KIDS COMPETITION was organized in the school for Classes III – V on 20 February 2015. Two students per section were selected. The topics for the competition were given on the spot. Class 3 used Microsoft PAINT program and the topics were – Landscape, Holi scene & My school. Class 4 & 5 used Microsoft POWER POINT program. The topics given to Class 4 were – My City, My Country & My School and for Class 5 were – Festivals of India, Costumes of India & Tourist Places of India. Students participated with great enthusiasm and enjoyed creating paintings and PowerPoint presentations.
The prize winning pairs are as follows -
I Prize Winners :
Class III - Swastika Maity & Abhiraj Sharma, III B
Class IV - Amitoj Singh & Anubha Suhag, IV B
Class V - Harshita Singla & Sannidhi Arora, V E
II Prize Winners :
Khushi Sharma & Maitreyi Mishra, III A
Saina Parveen & Bhumit Goyal, IV D
Manisha Varma & Shreya Arora, V A |
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| General Knowledge Quizzes provide an impetus to sharpen the mind of children so that they can develop a personality of their own and can be more creative, aware and confident. Our school conducted Inter House General Knowledge Quiz for Classes I and II on 6 February 2015 and for Classes III, IV & V on 19 February 2015. The participants had to go through two different rounds – Preliminary and Final Round. On the basis of Preliminary round, two teams from each house were selected for the Final Round. There were 15 interesting and brain storming rounds, testing student’s scientific, analytical, quantitative and reasoning skills for Classes I and II. Patel House, comprising of Parth Katoch IB, Paanvi Gupta IC, Pari Kataria IIE and Pulkit Sakhija IIF, won the 1st Prize. The Final Round for Classes III, IV and V consisted of 3 rounds. Each round tested the quizzers on different topics like, inventions, mental math, technology, famous personalities, popular quotations, music maestros etc. Patel house participants (Rajnandini – III E, Nischay –IV G, Vansh – V B),were declared the winners in this category. The second position was secured by Gandhi House participants – Mridul- IIIF, Abhinav IV C, Lakshit V C. Several questions were also passed on to the audience to keep their interest alive. The quiz turned out to be a fun and a learning experience for all the students. |
To enchance students intellectual and analytical faculties a Quiz Competition for classes I & II was held on 6th Februray 2015. The students were selected from each house on the basis of the Preliminary round which took place on 4th Februray 2015. Finally four teams from each house were selected, namely Supremes (Shastri House), Victors (Nehru House), Champions (Patel Houise) and Leaders (Gandhi House).
The Quiz competition comprised of 15 interesting & storming rounds, focusing on students scientific, analytical, calculative and reasoning skills. The event became very exciting & informative with ‘Champions’ emerging as winners. The winning team comprised of Parth Katoch & Paavni Gupta from class I and Pari & Pulkit from class II respectively. |
To make the students aware about the conservation of energy ‘Bureau of Energy Efficiency’ (Govt. of India) conducted an “On the Spot Painting Competition" for the students. The competition was held at two levels : Category A comprised of the students from IV, V & VI category B consisted of the students from VII to IX. Students of our school participated enthusiastically and won merit certificates.
The winners were the following :
1. Ekansh Verma (V D)
2. Shreasth Saxena (VI E)
3. Shristy Saxena (IX E)
4. Shreya Jain (IX C) |
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As they say, given a chance to exhibit his / her acting abilities, every child is a star. When these young talents present their masterpieces of entertainment before us, we admire and praise the liveliness, stage presence, powerful dialogues and expressions. Students of Class V gave their best at the English Play Competition organized on 6 December 2014. Artists got under the skin of the characters and performed to their utmost perfection. The Best Play Trophy was bagged by Class V-C for the play ‘The Canterville Ghost’. The other plays staged were ‘Jane Eyre’, ‘Fearless John’, ‘Oliver Twist’, ‘Julius Caesar’ and ‘Adventures of Tom Sawyer’. On the whole, it was a good platform for the students of Class V to showcase their dramatic and acting skills.
The performers who stood out were :
ISHABHPREET SINGH, V-E, BEST ACTOR (MALE)
ARATRIKA V-E, BEST ACTOR (FEMALE)
SANCHI ARORA, V-C, BEST STAGE PRESENCE
UDAY MEENA, V-F, SPECIAL PRIZE |
Poetry being the essence of literary work, instills a sense of aesthetic beauty in young minds. In order to encourage students to read and love poetry, English Poetry Recitation Competition for Class IV was held on 25 November 2014 in the school premises. Students enthusiastically recited poems on various topics like humour in life, environmental awareness, nature, festivals, peace and brotherhood. The judges appreciated the content of the poem, diction and lauded the students efforts.
The results of the same are as follows :
I Prize : Anubha Suhag (IV-B)
II Prize : Ishaanika Saini (IV-B)
III Prize : Suhani (IV-A)
Special Prize : Saina Bajaj (IV-F) and Daksh Khuttan (IV-A) |
Poetry being the essence of literary work, instills a aesthetic beauty in young minds. In order to encourage students to read and love poetry; Hindi Poetry Recitation Competiton for Class IV was held o 25 November 2014 in the school premises. Students enthusiastically recited poems on various topics like humour, festivals, peace and brotherhood, pollution and family values. The judges appreciated the content of the poems, diction and lauded the students efforts.
The results of the same are as follows :
I Prize : Abhishek Thakur (IV-F)
II Prize : Kanishka Sarhoiya (IV-C)
III Prize : Gursimar Singh (IV-A)
Special Prize : Prashansa Sharma (IV-E) and Ansh Girdhar (IV-G) |
| The spontaneous overflow of subconscious feelings is ‘Poetry’. Poetry is the essence of literary work. Memorizing and reciting poetry inspires and builds confidence in the students. It teaches to string words rhythmically so as to capture emotions and ideas in lyrical phrases. In order to encourage students to read and love poetry, Poetry Recitation Competition is annual feature in our school. This quarter, English and Hindi Poetry Recitation Competition was held for Classes I, II & IV in the school premises, respectively on 26 Sept, 12 Sept and 25 Nov. 2014. |
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Drama is an illustrative and enjoyable way of learning and teaching. It helps the students in becoming extrovert, confident and expressive. The young and budding artists of Class III, Classes VI and VII showcased their talent in acting at the English Play Competition. For Class III, which was held on 1 November, the plays chosen were from the works of famous writer Padma Shree Ruskin Bond and Scottish born famous writer Saki. The Best Play trophy was bagged by Class III B for the play ‘The Boy who broke the Bank: Artists got under the skin of the characters and emulated it to perfection. The other plays performed were: The Blue Umbrella, The eyes have it, The Open Window, The tiger in the house and The thief. For Classes VI and VII, which was held on 15 November, various plays of different genre like, ‘Swami and his Friends’, ‘Story of My Life’ were showcased by budding actors. On the whole, it was a good platform for the students to learn all the nuances of acting.
The performers who stood out were :
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 ‘La recitation de La poesie’
French Poetry Recitation Competition held on 30 October 2014.
To enrich the students imaginative and Linquistic skills and to enhance their flair of French linquia - French Poetry Recitation for Class VI students was organized by the French Departement of our school. Dressed up in colourful costumes they spoke on variety of topics ranging from nature, trees, flowers to the more complex ones like unity in diversity.
Principal Ms. Rama Sethi & Educational Supervisor Ms. Anupam Ganesh, praised the students for their efforts. Judges on this occasion Mr. Alex & Ms. Nupur Sharma applauded the students for their performance & confidence. Overall it was a great learning experience for both students & teachers.
The Prize winners were :
ANISHA (VI-G) : I POSITION
ANANDITA (VI-A) : II POSITION
CHAITANYA (VI-B) : III POSITION
Consolation Prize Winners :
BHAWAN (VI-G)
SUHANI (VI-A) |
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Music is the universal language. A good melody is something that everyone can enjoy & understand. In children music can boost brain power, builds their confidence, teaches them discipline & is a great form of expression. With this aim in mind Solo Singing Competition was organized for classes III & IV. Students presented melodious numbers from different genre and rendered songs of famous singers & rock bands like the Beatles, ABBA, John Denver, Cliff Richards etc. The audience enjoyed the foot tapping music and clapped along to cheer up the participants.
Winners from Class III
I Prize - Maitreyi (III-A) : Papa loves Mama
II Prize - Gunjan (III-E) : If I had a Hammer
III Prize - Swastika (III-B) : It’s a Holiday
Special Prize - Aarav (III-C) : Ring of Clover
Special Prize - Samarth Sharma (III-D) : Summer Holiday |
Winners from Class IV
AI Prize - Amitoj Singh (IV-B) : Country Roads
II Prize - Suhani (IV-A) : Hasta Manana
III Prize - Disha Goyal (IV-B) : Together We can change the World
Special Prize - Ayush Sharma (IV-G) : Leaving on A Jet Plane
Special Prize - Nehal Sharma (IV-C) : Puff the Magic Dragon |
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Hindi Poetry Recitation was organized for the students of class V on 21 July 2014. Students presented poems on various themes such as patriotism, social issues, nature, love and brotherhood etc.
The prize winners are :
Ojas Oberoi (V-A) : I Prize
Sanchi Arora (V-C) : II Prize
Bhumika Sachdeva (V-C) : III Prize
Vansh Malhotra (V-B) & Shreya Arora (V-A) : Special Prize |
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Poetry is the essence of literature. It is essentially a rhythmical speech that gives delight through rhythm, harmony and melody. It instills a sense of aesthetic beauty into young minds.
English Poetry Recitation Competition was held for students of class V on 21 July 2014. Students enjoyed reciting poems on a variety of topics like Humour, Patriotism, Social Issues, Environmental Awareness, Lyrical Ballads etc.
Prize winners of the Competition were :
Manisha Varma (V-A) : I Prize
Dev Bahl (V-A) : II Prize
Shrishti Sharma (V-B) : III Prize
Mishti Ohri (V-C) & Aaratrika (V-E) : Special Prize |
| With the aim to nurture acting talents in the students’ and also to make them confident - Hindi Play Competition for Classes VII & IX was held on 12 July 2014. The plays had socio-centric theme based on the stark dualities present in the Indian society such as caste system, labour problems etc. Students showcased their hidden talent, potential and won the hearts of the audience. |
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In order to boost the confidence of children and also help them in developing their handwriting skills, our school organized a Handwriting Competition for the students of Classes I to V. Best five entries were chosen from every class, judged on the basis of legibility, neatness, presentation, style, punctuation, word formation, spelling etc.
A tremendous effort was shown by the participants to showcase their handwriting skills. |
  The world’s greatest dramatist William Shakespeare was paid due respect by the students who actively participated in various literary activities organized during the week. “Speeches of Shakespeare” followed by “Literary Quiz” on the works and life of Shakespeare was held.
Finally a well grafted power point presentation on the life of this legend was shown to the students. The students appreciated the movie “Tempest” which was shown in all the classes.
The prize winners were the following :
I-Position
Tanmay Kochar (XI B) : Speeches of Shakespeare
Eshita Madhok (XII D) - Literary Quiz
Udita Chatterjee (XI D) - Literary Quiz
Arnav (X D) - Literary Quiz
Palak Mahajan (X D) - Henry V Team
II-Position
Ginnie Thareja (XII D) - Speeches of Shakespeare |
WHIZ KIDS Competition on power point presentation was organized in our school for Classes IV and V. The students unleashed their creative potential and artistic talent in designing presentations using animations, word art and transition effects.
Sankalp and Rajanshu Singh of V-E, Dolly Jain and Amanpreet Kaur of IV-D won the First Prize. Priyanshi Chawla and Mehak Talwar of V-A, Ekansh Verma, Nitin Malik of IV-D won the Second Prize respectively. |
  Inter House G. K. Quiz Competition was organized for Classes III to V. Two teams each from Gandhi, Nehru, Shastri & Patel House competed against each other with questions based on Literature, Music, Sports, Maths, Abbreviations, Current Affairs, etc.
Nehru House scored maximum points and won first position. The winning team comprised of Yatharth (III-D), Srivastasan (IV-B), Devansh (V-C). |
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“Dance as an art form is an expression of joy. It transcends the boundaries of language, culture and region to express and spread the universal feeling of love and harmony”. ‘Rhapsody’, a dance festival showcasing folk dance forms from across the world was organized by St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, Janak Puri on 8 November 2013. Students of classes III, IV and V dressed in colourful and attractive traditional costumes of various countries gave scintillating performances which enthralled the audience. As the programme unfolded with one spectacular performance after another, the audience got an opportunity to travel through countries like Greece, Phillipines, Columbia, Vietnam, Thailand, Chile, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Cuba, Russia, China and even into the deep interiors of Africa and Arabia and get a glimpse of their diverse culture and music. It proved to be an equally wonderful opportunity for the children to learn and present the different dancing styles.
The event was graced by the school Director, Ms. Anjali Aggarwal, Principal Ms. Rama Sethi, Ms. Sheena Kalenga - Principal St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Girls’ School, and many other distinguished guests.
The lucky winners who walked away with the trophies were :
Class III
Arabian Dance ((III E)
Tamure Bafona (III C)
Class IV
Zulu (African Tribal) (IV B & E)
Class V
Casino (Cuban Folk Dance) (V C, D & E) |
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| Tie & Dye Activity was organized by Hindustan Times in collaboration with Pidilite for students of Class VII on 24th October 2013. The students unleashed their creative potential on white fabric and transformed it into colourful pieces. They all enjoyed the activity thoroughly. |
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To generate awareness and prepare the students to meet any kind of eventuality the ISA activity – Disaster Management was undertaken in which the following activities were performed by the students. Students of classes VI & VII were given Poster Making & Slogan Writing , the topic was ‘Use of Safety Gadgets to save ourselves’.
The winners were :
JASHANDEEP KAPUR (VI C) : I PRIZE
SWARNIMA SABARWAL (VI E) : II PRIZE
HARDIK SHARMA (VII A) : I PRIZE
ANSHUL MEHAR (VII C) : II PRIZE
Students of classes VIII to IX were given the topic - ‘Our Preparedness to save from Disaster’.
The winners were :
ANANYA RAJ (VIII C) : I PRIZE
SANIYA SARFARAZ (VIII C) : II PRIZE
SUZZANE SINGH (IX C) : I PRIZE
DRISHTI ARORA (IX A) : II PRIZE
In second round, the students were shown the PPT on ‘Disaster Management’ (VI to IX) to make them aware about the preparedness & management of disaster to save our life. |
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| Awareness about UN organizations by stimulating interest of children by coloring the UN Logo, Illustrating the different organs of UN & coloring activities by the students of classes I to V. |
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‘Obesity’ - one of today’s most important public health problem is on rise not only among adults but more among teenagers. The only underlying reason is preference of Junk Food with no physical activity. As one of the ISA Activity, Banner Making Competition was organized on September 25, 2013 on topics : ‘Walk for Obesity’ & ‘Say No to Junk Food’ so as to create awareness among students as well as public regarding good food, good health.
The prize winners were :
Ananya, Divya, Harshita (X B) - I Prize
Gundeep, Jaspreena, Guneet (X D) - II Prize
Vinisha, Srishti, Abhishek (X A) – III Prize |
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Character Dramatization for class III was conducted on 20 September 2013. The topic for character dramatization was Fairy Tales. Students of different class presented different stories from Fairy Tales. This included props, colourful costumes etc.
Students actively participated and were encouraged to read story books.
The winners were :
Best Character : Ishanika Saini (III B), Gurminder Kaur (III F)
Best Narrator : Akshit Chawla (III E)
Best Supporting Actor : Vidhi Nagpal (III G)
Best Costume : Sahej Sahni (III E)
Special Prize : Disha Goyal (III B), Daksh Chawla (III F) |
| An ‘Inter School Hasya Kavya Goshthi’ organized by Hindi Department was held in our school on 8 August 2013 where the students of IX & X recited their renditions (poems) and were appreciated by the judges. The students were awarded prizes and participation certificates. |
  An Inter - Section English Play Competition for classes VI & VIII was held in the month of July, 2013. The students enacted various performances ranging from dark and gloomy plays like, ‘the Tragical History of Dr. Faustus’, to humorous ones like ‘Villa For Sale’. Devotional plays like ‘Mirabai’ and women empowerment ‘Medea’ were brilliantly performed. The young budding artists made the audience speechless with their enthusiastic performances. Principal Ms. Rama Sethi, Vice Principal Ms. Alka Kher and Educational Supervisor Ms. Anupam Ganesh appreciated and applauded the efforts put in by the students. Prizes were awarded to the best performers.
Aastha of VI-E and Mahima of VIII-C bagged the Best Actors Award for their commendable performances. |
  The students of classes VII & IX showcased their dramatic skills by performing different plays like ‘Bal Sansad’ and ‘Raktdan’. Class VII students enacted plays highlighting the social and economic issues prevalent in the society such as :
(a) Dharti Ko Bukhar Ho Gaya, (b) Bal Shakti, (c) Ghar Ghar Bana, (d) Vay Karan, (e) Pathshala ka Drishye, (f) Ankein Aise Khuli.
VII :
Namish Guglani (VII-C) : Best Actor
Arpana (VII-D) : Best Supporting Actor
Konark Sama (VII-B) : Best Stage Presence
Sheetal Bhatia (VII-C), Riya Negi (VII-C),
Harsh Mishra (VII-E) &
Sahil Uppal (VII-B) : Special Prize
IX :
Prabhdeep (IX-C) : Best Actor
Advaita (IX-E) : Best Supporting Actor
Shivansh (IX-B) : Best Stage Presence
Mandeep (IX-E) & Jaivish (IX-A) : Special Prize |
Solo Singing Competition was organized on 10th May 2013 for Classes IV and V. The participants sang old classic numbers and were judged on the basis of Presentation, Coordination, Rhythm and the Pitch.
The Winners are as follows :
Winners from Class IV
Vaibhav Kapoor (IV E) - I
Mishti Ohri (IV C) - II
Aryan Satija (IV C) - III
Vanshika Khanna (IV F) - Special Prize |
Winners from Class V
Aayushi Jain (V F) - I
Akshita (V C) - II
Sankalp Singh (V E) - II
Abhishek Panda (V A) - III
Karan Ahuja (V G) - III
Tanisha Kapoor (V F) - Special Prize |
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In Voice Your Dream Contest - drawing & painting competition, organized by Camlin Kokuyo in association with 92.7 Big FM on 22nd April 2013, our students won the following prizes :
First Prize
Aditi Pandey (VI A)
Pranshu Chauhan (VI A)
Jashandeep Kaur (VI C)
Vanshika Jaiswal (VII C)
Naman Kumar (VII C)
Saksham Wadhwa (VII C)
Raj (VII C)
Aditi Nagpal (VII C)
Namish Guglani (VII C)
Shreya Jain (VIII C)
Annanya Raj (VIII C)
Harshita Mathur (VIII E)
Srishty Saxena (VIII E) |
Second Prize
Yashika (VI B)
Mallika (VI B)
Jhanvi Ambasta (VI C)
Abhiroop Dutta (VI D)
Isha (VI E)
Anshul Mahar (VII C)
Debotrinya Sur (VII C
Surbhi Chauhan (VIII A)
Garima Rajput (VIII C)
Medha Sharma (VIII D)
Sakshi Juneja (VIII D)
Titiksha Gupta (VIII E)
Ansh Kher (VIII F) |
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Disaster Management Project was taken up by the Primary wing of SMS, Janakpuri, Delhi. Under this project student groups of classes I and II gathered important telephone numbers of various organization like fire department, police, home guards, red cross and prepared a telephone directory of different countries and also did a comparative study.
Classes III and IV was involved in making of a first aid box.
Class V was shown a Power Point Presentation of Disaster Management on the basis of this study a “Disaster Management Kit” was prepared. |
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ISA ACTIVITY
To make a TELEPHONE DIRECTORY with Emergency Telephone Numbers |
ISA ACTIVITY
Prepare a FIRST AID BOX |
ISA ACTIVITY
Make a DISASTER MANAGEMENT KIT (Whole class participated) |
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YASHASWI TOMAR |
I C |
III |
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GURSIMAR SINGH |
III B |
V |
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V E & V A students |
V E & D |
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GAURAV SALUJA |
I C |
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DAKSH
SAINA |
III A
III F |
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V B students |
V B |
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PARAS |
I F |
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NEHEMIAH |
III G |
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V D students |
V D |
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RUDANSH ARORA |
II D |
IV |
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ANIKET |
IV D |
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PRANSHU |
II C |
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HARJOT |
IV E |
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ANSHU |
II F |
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SHREYA |
IV A |
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Choral Singing Competition was conducted on 28 February 2013 for our young budding singers of classes I & II. The songs that won accolades were :
Class II
“Five Hundred Miles” - First Position Class II-G
“It’s small world after all” - Second Position Class II-E
“By the rivers of Babylon” - Third Position Class II-C
“You are my sunshine” - Third Position Class II-D
Class I
“I have got peace like a River” - First Position Class I-F
“Happy” – Second position Class I-E
“Never on a Sunday” – Third Position Class I-B |
Whiz Kids Competition was conducted for Classes III – V on 25th February 2013, with an aim to list the practical skills of Computer Education.
The event was conducted in three categories – FUN WITH PAINT (Class III).
MAGICAL WORD (CLASS IV)
PRESENT YOUR IDEAS POWERPOINT (CLASS V)
The winners in each category were :
CLASS III
Manas and Harjas (III-D) : I
Kanak and Manisha (III-B) : II
Srijan and Sarthak (III-D) : III
CLASS IV
Soumya and Vanshika (IV-C) : I
Jayantika and Divya (IV-G) : II
Kanika Mishti (IV-F) : III
CLASS V
Parth and Vanshika (V-A) : I
Aniket and Aryan (V-C) : II
Bhavya and Mehar (V-C) : III |
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Inter House G. K. Quiz was organized on 22 February 2013 for Classes III –V.
Nehru House scored maximum points. The team members were - Mayank Gupta, Devansh Sharma and Mayank Narang.
Gandhi House scored II Position. The team members were -
Raghav Garg, Abhishek Panda and Meenakshi Talwar. |
Paragraph Writing Competition was held in our school for Classes III to V with an aim to develop and enhance literary skills in the students.
The names of the Winners are as follows :
Bhavya Grover (III-F) : I Prize
Aryan Satija (III-E) : II Prize
Manisha Varma (III-B) : III Prize
Aayushi Jain (IV-F) : I Prize
Jatin Suteri (IV-D) : II Prize
Shruti Malyan (IV-B) : III Prize
Roshni (V-B) : I Prize
Priyansha (V-D) : II Prize
Aastha (V-C) : III Prize |
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“Music is the essence of life. No matter what culture we are from, we love music”
The Solo Singing competition of Class III was held on 31st August 2012 and the prize winning students were the following :
First Position : Shubham (III D) - Beautiful Sunday
Second Position : Mishti Ohri (III F) - Seven lonely days
Third Position : Aarti Chawla (III F) - Papa Loves Mama |
| The students of classes III- participated in ‘Just A Minute‘ activity whose main objective was to make students confident in the art of public speaking and shed their inhabitations while speaking on any topic in just one minute. |
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The students of classes III- participated in ‘Just A Minute‘ activity whose main objective was to make students confident in the art of public speaking and shed their inhabitations while speaking on any topic in just one minute.
Class wise Result is as follows :
Class III
I Prize : Aryan Wason (III A)
II Prize : Vansh Malhotra (III A)
III Prize : Raghav Garg (III A)
Consolation : Dev Bahl (III E) & Shreya Bansal (III B)
Class IV
I Prize : Aayushi Jain (IV F)
II Prize : Hayi Gosain (IV D)
III Prize : Aksa Aniyan (IV D)
Consolation : Arpita Gehlot (IV F) & Shivek Seth (IV D) |
To increase the vocabulary of the students and their command over English Language various spelling competition are held in school. In this regard Spelling Competition was held for classes VI - VIII on 30th July 2012.
The following students were judged as winners in their respective classes :
Class VI
Sarthak Kedar (VI A) - I
Hardik Sharma (VI A) - II
Gehna Sahni (VI A) - II
Rajveer Singh (VI B) - II
Konark Sama (VI B) - II
Akshit Chaturvedi (VI C) - II
Nimisha Setia (VI F) - II
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Class VII
Priyanshu (VII A) - I
Vidhi Grover (VII E) - I
Kavya Narang (VII E) - I
Prabhjot (VII C) - II
K. Pulkit (VII D) - II
Mahima Narang (VII C) - III
Garima Rajput (VII C) - III
Tanmay Gulati (VII C) - III
Saksham Sethi (VII E) - III |
Class VIII
Jaspreet Kaur (VIII B) - I
Harshita Kumari (VIII C) - II
Manan Shori (VIII C) - III
Tanisha Sharma (VIII A) - III
Taranpreet Kaur (VIII F) - III |
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Theatre is an important means of stimulating creativity. It can challenge students’ perception about their world and about themselves. Dramatic exploration can provide students with an outlet for emotions, thoughts and dreams. In this regard English Department held Inter-Class English Play Competition for Classes VI and VIII on 28th July 2012 and for class XI on a later date. Plays like ‘The Necklace’, ‘Oliver Twist’, ‘After Twenty Years’, ‘Doll’s House’, ‘Sunday Costs Five Pesos’ , ‘An Irish Engagement’ and ‘Teen age Turmoil’ were staged by the students.
The winners were as follows :
Best Actor
Aarushi Sachdeva - VI E, Aastha Kedar - VIII C, Ambika Shukla – XI D
Supporting Actor
Yashika Girdhar - VI C, Nishtha Grover - VIII B, Shivansh - XI
Stage Presence
Debotrinya Sur - VI C, Mandeep Kaur - VIII A, Apoorva Pandey - XI D
Special Prize
Gunaj Gaur - VI C, Namish Guglani - VI C, Mitali Arora - VI A, Apoorva Puri - VIII D, Samika Kalra - VIII C, Nisha Sharma - VIII C, Punya - XI, Itisha Bhatnagar - XI, Sanjana Sharma - XI A |
| In this new age of technology people hardly connect via letters and formal writing is fast taking a back seat. Thus to sharpen the writing skills, and Essay Writing Competition was held for classes IX to XII. Three best expressive essays from each section were awarded Certificate of Excellence. |
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Hindi Play Competition was held on 21stJuly 2012 for Classes VII and IX
The winners were :
Class VII
Best Actor - Abhinav Kumar (VII E)
Best Supporting Actor - Karthik Madhusudanan (VII A)
Best Stage Presentation - Ayush Goyal (VII D)
Special Prize
Manav Narula (VII D)
Lakshay Mittal (VII D)
Mahima Narang (VII C)
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Class IX
Best Actor - Aniket Soni (IX E)
Best Supporting Actor - Navya Malik (IX A)
Best Stage Presentation - Vardha Kharbanda (IX D)
Special Prize
Aanchal Gupta (IX A)
Yatin Juneja (IX F)
Moosa Anwar (IX E) |
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Show and Tell Competition was organized for classes I and II on 20th July 2012. The students spoke on variety of topics such as 21st century gadgets and about different seasons. The competition provided a platform to students to become confident and fluent speakers.
The winners were :
Class I
Samarth (I D) : I
Shifa Hussain (I C) : II
Maitreye Mishra (I A) : III
Special Prize
Anshu (I F)
Madhavan (I A)
Juhi Aggarwal (I A)
Divya Kapoor (I E)
Drashya Shah (I B)
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Class II
Suhani (II A) : I
Gurminder Kaur (II F) : II
Nishchay (II G) : III
Special Prize
Abhinav (II C)
Akshita (II D)
Divya (II G)
Vastavi (II F)
Ansh (II G) |
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 Musical talent of the Markians was displayed during the Inter Class Solo Singing competioin held on 18th July 2012 from country melodies to hip hop beats, the competition was an enthralling affair.
The prize winners were the following :
Class IV
Tanisha Kapoor (IV F) : I
Karan Ahuja (IV G) : II
Ayushi Jain (IV F) : III
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Class V
Sonal Tamang (V B) : I
Harsh Sachdev (V D) : II
Jayati Garg (V D) : III
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Special Prizes
Vanshika Matta (IV C), Bhavya Gupta (V C), Ayushi Sarin (V F), Aksa Anujan (IV D). |
All India Camel Colour Contest was held in our school. The competition was open to all students from classes I - X divided into four groups. The prize winners in each group were as under :
Group I - II
Suhani - I A
Shreya - I A
Deeksha - I D
Sayyam - I F
Dhruv Jain - I G
Krisha Sahni - I E
Nitin Malik - II C
Srijan - II D
Aasim - II F
Yashpreet - II F
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Group III - IV
Shresth Saxena - III A
Abhishek Panda - III A
Harshita - III D
Kriti Bareja - III E
Utsav Sharma - III G
Aditi Pandey - IV C
Isha - IV C
Dimple Kaushik - IV D
Jashandeep Kaur - IV F
Dishita Gupta - IV F |
Group V - VI
Hardik Sharma - V B
Namish Guglani - V C
Ananya Raj - VI C
Shreya Jain - VI C
Srishty Saxena - VI E
Isha Gupta - VII A
Harshita Joshi - VII B
Nisha Sharma - VII C |
Group VIII - X
Manan Setia - VIII A
Pooja Sharma - VIII E
Deepam Negi - IX A
Medha Khurana - IX A
Abhishek Kar - IX B
Simran Kaur - IX D
Himanshi Malhotra - IX D
Anagha Paranjpe - IX F |
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THEMATIC DRESSING – UP PARADE : CLASS – I & II
To make the students aware of the various cultural characters of the world – Thematic Dressing Up Parade was held for classes I & II.
Following were the Prize winners : |
Class I
- I Prize - Samarth (I D)
- II Prize - Navya Sharma (I F)
- III Prize - Harshit (I D)
- Consolations
- H. Madhavan (I A)
- Mayank Madaan (I B)
- Diya (I D)
- Priya (I D)
- Rudansh (I D)
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Class II
- I Prize - Ishanika Saini (Spain) : II B
- II Prize - Monishka (Japan) : II F
- III Prize - Advaita (India) : II C
- Consolations
- Krishiv - II A (Pakistan)
- Riddhi - II A (Russia)
- Sanya - II E (U.A.E.)
- Gopal Krishna - II D (Saudi Arabia)
- Gurminder - II F (Japan)
- Lavanya - II B (Tibet)
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On the occasion of Mother’s Day the students showed their gratitude by participating in the various creative pursuits.
Class I : ‘I LOVE YOU MOM’ badges were made by students.
Class II : ‘Mother’s Day Card’ were created.
Class III : ‘I LOVE YOU MOM’ picture frames.
Class IV : ‘A poem on Mom’ was written by each student.
Class V : ‘Mother’s Appreciation Certificate’ were made. |
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Class Assembly was conducted by class V students showcasing rich heritage through a short skit.
The students took part in the given activities with lot of zeal and enthusiasm. At the end, the students were asked to gift the items made, to their mother on ‘Mother’s Day’. |
To mark the National Year of Mathematics’, students of V F presented a Class Assembly on the theme ‘Famous Mathematicians who graced Mother India.
To make the introduction lively, participants were dressed like Srinivasa Ramanujan, Aryabhatta, Bhaskaracharya, Shakuntala Devi – our heroes in mathematical field and recounted respective anecdotes. |
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| The students paid due respect to the worlds greatest poet, writer and dramatist – Shakespeare by enacting some of his creations on 24th April 2012. |
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The wondrous descendants of Shakespeare who won accolades in various competitions are as under :
Class IX (Poem Recitation)
Mansi (IX-F) : I Prize
Tanmay Kochhar (IX B) : II Prize
Rupal Trehan (IX-E) : III Prize
Yatin Sharma (IX-F) : Consolation
Aayushi (IX-D) : Consolation
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Class X – (Scene Enactments)
Macbeth of X-D (Act IV Scene 1) : I Prize
Ohtello of X-D (Act V Scene 2) : II Prize
X-D - The Merchant of Venice : III Prize
Best Actor – Mahika Luthra as Shylock, Ginni Thareja as Othello
Best Actress – Tanya Sarkar as Desdemona
Best Costume and Best Make up – Aastha Chouhan, Yashi Kamboj and Meenakshi Sharma as the 3 witches
Best Dialogue Delivery - Medha Khurana as Juliet
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Class XI - Speeches of Shakespeare
Itisha Bhatnagar (XI-C) : I Prize
Nikita Wadhwa (XI-E) : II Prize
Neha Aggarwal (XI-E) : III Prize
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Class XII - Quiz on Shakespearean Era
Ashutosh Misrar (XII-A) : I Prize
Rahul Goel (XII-A) : I Prize
Tanya Gambhir (XII-C) : II Prize
Ronita Kanwar (XI-C) : II Prize |
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On the occasion of ‘World Heritage Day’ various activities were organized for the primary wing on 18th April 2012 with lots of positive spirit and enthusiasm.
Class I : Colouring the sketch of Lal Quila.
Class II : To make a collage of monuments and Heritage rites of India.
Class III : To make a ‘picture postcard’ of any of the 28 ‘World Heritage Sites’ of India.
Class IV : On a political map of India, locate any 5 ‘World Heritage Sites.
Class V : To make a pamphlet of the ‘places of Tourist Attractions’ of Delhi.
Class Assembly was conducted by class V students showcasing rich heritage through a short skit. |
On 15 February 2012 Solo Singing Competition for Class I was organized. Little wonders sand melodious numbers and showcased their skills in singing . . .
The best singers were :
Akshita - I (I D), Nishchay Juneja - II (II D) and Amitoj Singh - III (I B). |
| Inter House G.K. Quiz for classes III, IV & V was held on 3 February 2012. There was a tough competition between team Newton from Gandhi House and Einstein from Patel House and finally Debotrinya Sur, Aayushi Jain and Arushi Nagarkoti from Newton team of Gandhi House emerged as winners. The multimedia presentation provided a good learning experience for the participants as well as for the audience. |
News Reading Competition was held on 28 January 2012. The competition was to test the news reading, editing and presentation skills of students of class IX & XI. Winners of the competition were :
IX Standard
Meghna (IX D) - I
Aneesha (IX C) - II
Ishita Kapoor (IX C) - III
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XI Standard
Ritika Sachdeva (XI D) - I
Ronita Kanwar (XI C) - II
Dashmeet Sethi (XI C) - III |
| An interclass English play competition for class IV was held in the school premises on 9th December 2011.
The plays were based on English classics such as 'The Tempest, 'The Chronicles of Narnia', 'Little Women', 'Happy Prince' and 'Dr. Do Little'. The plays that stole the show were as following :
The Tempest : I
The chronicles of Narnia : II
| Special Prize |
| Roshni Dhawan |
IV B |
| Parth Madan |
IV A |
| Aslam |
IV D |
| Sadila Arora |
IV D |
| Saurav |
IV D |
| Best Actor |
| Ankit Goel |
IV C |
| Best Supporting Actor |
| Mehak Gupta |
IV E |
| Vansh Mahajan |
IV C |
| Abhirup Dutta |
IV B |
| Best Stage Presence |
| Harmandeep |
IV C |
| Jashndeep Kaur |
IV C |
| Ridhi Sharma |
IV E |
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Sanskrit Recitation Competition was organized in the school on 7th December 2011.
The prize winners were as following :
Class VI
First - VI C : MAHIMA NARANG
Second - VI D : SAKSHI TANEJA
Second - VI A : ANANT SINGHAL
Third - VI B : ISHITA DHIR
Cons. - VI C : SHUBHAM PANDEY
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Class VII
First - VII D : SAKSHI ROTALA
Second - VII C : NISHA SHARMA
Third - VII C : MANAN SHORI
Cons. - VII F : RUSHALI SHARMA |
Class VIII
First - VIII C : AAYUSHI MALHOTRA
Second - VIII C : AANCHAL GUPTA
Third - VIII D : MANSI BATRA
Cons. - VIII A : MANISH GANDHI |
Class IX - X
First - X F : INDER PRAKASH
Second - X F : APARNA MOHAN
Third - X F : GUNEET SINGH
Third - X F : ANAGHA |
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The students of class II performed various folk dances from different states of India like garwali, Naga, Kolattam, Goan etc.
Kalbelia Dance from Rajasthan performed by the students of class II D won the first prize, Sambalpuri Dance from Orissa by the students of II B won the II prize. |
| Read Aloud Competition was held on 14th October 2011 for classes III, IV, V. Students were made to read from Reading Cards and were judged on – Correct Modulation, Fluency , Pronunciation and Clarity. |
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The following students were awarded prizes :
| Name |
Class |
Position |
| TIYA SHARMA |
III |
I |
| DIVYANSHU SAXENA |
III |
II |
| VIBHOR SRIVASTAVA |
III |
III |
| VANSH BABBAR |
IV |
I |
| ARYA JHA |
IV |
II |
| ADITYA GOEL |
IV |
III |
| NIMISHA SETIA |
V |
I |
| ANISHA SAHNI |
V |
II |
| ANUBHUTI |
V |
III |
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| In an endeavour to show the talent of the young artists, an Inter Class English Play Competition for Class V was held on 30th September 2011. The students presented various comedies and tragedies of Shakespearean era. All the budding artists tried to touch the pinnacles of glory and success, but the play ‘as you like it’ was judged the best and ‘the merchant of Venice’ held the second position. |
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Inter class play competition was held on 23rd September 2011. ‘folk tales’ was the theme of the competition. The play Rumpelstelskin presented by class III A was adjudged the best play. Shoe Maker and the Elves presented by Class III-G was adjudged as the II Runners Up.
The best actor prizes were awarded to :
1. Aman Bhallar of III A
2. Ayushi Jain of III F
3. Ananya of III G
Special prizes were awarded to :
1. Saumya Gupta of III C
2. Kashish Khanna of III A
3. Tia Sharma of III F
4. Harshita of III G
5. Priyanshi of III A
6. Anandita of IIIC |
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The school organized an Inter section Solo Singing Competition on 30 August 2011 for classes II - III. The competition concluded successfully with Shubham Choudhary standing first from class II D and Shresth Saxena standing first in III A. The other prize winners were as follows :
Vishnu Priya (II-D) : II Position
Aryan Satija (II-E) : III Position
Keshav Kaushik (II-B) : Consolation
Tanisha Kapoor (III-F) : II Position
Vanshika Matka (III-C) : III Position
Abhishek Panda (III-A) : Consolation |
To develop an interest about the Shakespearean literature among the students Character Dramatization Competition was held for the students of classes IX and XII on 11th August 2011.
The winners were as following :
ARZOO SACHDEVA (Class XII) : First Position
SHABNAM CHAWLA (Class XII) : Second Position |
 To give a cutting edge in the aspect of emoting without inhibitions and to living out natural flow of sentiments, English play presentations for classes VI and VIII was held on 29th of July 2011.
The students got an opportunity to showcase their talents through plays such as :
Julius Caesar,
A Grain as big as Hen’s egg,
A Special Friend and
Christmas Carol. |
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  Poetry is expression of human’s emotions and feelings. It is the greatest creation of the highest and most noble minds. To infuse this feeling among students, an English Poetry Recitation Competition was held on July 28, 2011 for class I and II.
The core context of the poems comprised of topics on Fables, Seasons, Craftsmen, humour and nature. The Recitation was a joyful experience for the children.
The winners were :
| Name |
Class |
Rank |
| NISCHAY JUNEJA |
I G |
I |
| MISHTI OHRI |
II F |
I |
| DIVYA TIWARI |
I G |
II |
| SRIJAN |
II F |
II |
| ANNUBHA |
I B |
III |
MANISHA VERMA
SAANVI SAMA |
II B
II C |
III
III |
| SANYA KHERA |
I E |
Cons. |
| ELIENA JINDAL |
II C |
Cons. |
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From Left to Right : Saloni Varma, Dishita Gupta, Konark Sama, Mehar Sachdev, Jahnvi Shori, Arpana Jha & Shirin Dasgupta |
To hone the singing talent in western music, our school organized Solo Singing Competition for classes IV and V on 21st July 2011.
Students who reached the final level were :
| Standard V |
Standard IV |
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Class |
Position |
Name |
Class |
Position |
| NIMISHA SEHA |
V |
I |
SONAL TAMANG |
IV |
I |
| KONARK SAMA |
V |
II |
HARSH SACHDEVA |
IV |
II |
| SARTHAK KEDAR |
V |
III |
VARNEET KAUR |
IV |
III |
The students who bagged the consolation prizes were Sakshi Neeraj (IV), Muskan Kandwal (V-B) and Arpana Jha (V). |
 Enactment of Hindi Play was done by students of Std. VII & IX on 19 July 2011. The students enthusiastically and effectively staged one act plays like :
Tension,
Maine kya galat kiya,
Rakhi ka Mulya and
Hiranakashyap ka Murder case. |
To encourage creative Writing among students and instill in them a free flow of imagination an Essay Writing Competition was held on 27 April 2011 for classes IX - XII.
The results of the competition are as under : |
Class IX
First - IX C : MANISHA ARORA
Second - IX E : ANMOL BHOGAL
Third - IX A : DIVYA KHARBANDA |
Class X
First - X E : RAGHAV GUPTA
Second - X D : HIMANI
Third - X D : RISHABH SACHDEVA
Third - X E : HARLEEN KAUR |
Class XI
First - XI B : VISHESH SAHNI
First - XI D : SHIKHA SHARMA
Third - XI C : DHRISHTI MITTAL |
Class XII
First - XII D : TRIPTI
Second - XII B : MALIKA ARORA
Third - XII C : ZOYA PASHA |
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To sharpen and hone the English Language skills in students the Spelling Competition was held for classes VI – VIII on 27.4.2011.
The results of the event were as following : |
Class VI
First - VI E : KAVYA NARANG
Second - VI E : PRABHJYOT KAUR
Second - VI C : ABHISHEK MALHOTRA
Second - VI E : RHEA WADHWA |
Class VII
First - VII C : NISHA SHARMA
Second - VII B : ADVAITA SAXENA
Second - VII C : SEHAJ
Second - VII C : ABHINAV JAIN
Third - VII F : SARTHAK KUMAR |
Class VIII
First - VIII B : APOORV SAXENA
First - VIII E : PARAS THUSSU |
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Paragraph Writing Competition was held in the school on 11th February 2011 for classes
III to V.
Following are the prize winners : |
Class III : I Position
III A : Ganya Dhir
III B : Vansh Babbar
III C : Arya Jha
III D : Harman Deep
III E : Tanya Gupta
III F : Sakshi Neeraj |
Class IV : I Position
IV A : Saloni Verma
IV B : Anisha Sahni
IV C : Srishty Bahl
IV D : Riya Gulati
IV E : Sahil Uppal , Anubhuti
IV F : Mitali Arora |
Class V : I Position
V A : Sakshi Taneja
V B :Pratishtha Pal
V C : Tanishka Prasad
V D : Samdeesh Mahajan
V E : Dhruv |
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Group singing competition was held for class I on 9th of December 2010.
The Result is as under : |
I POSITION : I F
1. Tamanna Ahuja
2. Tanisha Ahuja
3. P. Satya Vinayak
4. Prabhansh Jot Singh
5. Aayushi Suri
6. Deepakshi Chopra
7. Kirtih Narang
8. Krish |
II POSITION : I E
1. Aneet Kaur
2. Harshita Sharma
3. Bhavya Srihari
4. Pridhi Ladwal
5. Aanya Babuta
6. Tanya Sapra
7. Suhani Khanna
8. Uday Meena
9. Piyush Ladwal |
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| Group 13 (VIII A) - FIRST |
Group 11 (VII F) - SECOND |
Group 18 (VIII D) - THIRD |
Consolation Prize (VII C) |
| 1 |
Deepam |
1 |
Pooja Sharma |
1 |
Ginnie |
1 |
Gauri Sadana |
| 2 |
Simran |
2 |
Harshit Jain |
2 |
Vaishali |
2 |
Mansi Kumar |
| 3 |
Sarthak |
3 |
Rahul Beer |
3 |
Srishti |
3 |
Nidhi Singh |
| 4 |
Abhishek |
4 |
Preet Singh |
4 |
Simran |
4 |
Subhanshi Kapoor |
| 5 |
Meenal |
5 |
Aditi Kumar |
5 |
Vrinda |
5 |
Kamya Ahlawat |
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» VI C : Second
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| Standard VI |
Standard VII |
Standard VIII |
| Name |
Class |
Position |
Name |
Class |
Position |
Name |
Class |
Position |
| Shivansh |
VI A |
I |
Akshita |
VII B |
I |
Simran A. |
VIII D |
I |
Kunal
Sakshi |
VI F
VI D |
II |
Harshit J. |
VII F |
II |
Prachi G.
Anagha |
VIII B
VIII D |
II |
| Niharika |
VI B |
III |
Ayushi M. |
VII C |
III |
Meenakshi |
VIII F |
III |
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G.K. Quiz for Classes I and II was held on 23rd September 2010. In which four teams were made. Tulip team comprising of Tamanna Ahuja of I F and Shivek Seth of II D were the winners. For Classes III to V the questions were based upon language, science and general awareness. All the teams performed well, 'Jasmine' team was the winner comprising of Nav Rai of III F, Vaishali of IV C and Karthik M. Paniker of V C. |
From a very tender age these days, the children are drawn towards T.V and internet. Reading stories in book are fast getting inundated. So to bring back the pleasures of reading, Read Abend competition for standard III to V was organized.
| Standard III |
Standard IV |
Standard V |
| Name |
Class |
Position |
Name |
Class |
Position |
Name |
Class |
Position |
| Aniket Goyal |
III C |
I |
Anisha Sahni |
IV B |
I |
Karthik M. Panikar |
V C |
I |
Aditya Goel
Arya Jha |
III B
III C |
II
II |
Muskan Grover
Srishti Bahl |
IV A
IV C |
II
II |
Mahima Narang |
V D |
II |
| Arushi Nagarkoti |
III E |
III |
Vaishali
Saloni Varma |
IV C
IV A |
III
III |
Riya Negi |
V E |
III |
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Character Dramatization Competition was held on 27 August 2010 for Classes I & II. Students dressed up as different characters from fairy tales and folk tales respectively. Procahonatas, Tinker Bell, Fatima, Mulla Naseerudin, Mowgli, Tenali Raman were some of the characters that were highly appreciated and applauded.
Following were the class wise winners - |
| Standard I |
Standard II |
| Name |
Class |
Position |
Name |
Class |
Position |
Eliena Jindal
Ojas Oberai |
I C
I C |
I |
Mudra Rawat |
II B |
I |
Sanchi Arora
Raghav Gupta |
I C
I C |
II |
Tushar Mahna
Vibhor Srivastava |
II A
II A |
II |
| Bhavya Shrihari |
I E |
III |
Aayushi jain |
II F |
III |
| Sanchi Gautam |
I E |
1-Cons. |
Aryan Gandhi |
II A |
1-Cons. |
| Harjas and Srijan |
I E |
2-Cons. |
Ishan Ambasta |
II E |
2-Cons. |
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An English Play Enactment Competition was held for classes III, IV and V. The budding actors and actresses enthralled the audience with their acting talent. Dressed up as their characters, they displayed a unique confidence which was very inspiring for all the others who watched them.
The topics given to them were as under :
Class III : ‘folk tales’ from different parts of the world.
Class IV : ‘Family plays’.
Class V : ‘Excerpts from famous English Classics’.
Classwise Results follows : |
| Description |
Class III |
Class IV |
Class V |
| Best Actor Male |
I - MAYANK
II - NAV RAI |
III E
III F |
BHAVYA GUPTA |
IV B |
OJAS SETHI |
V C |
| Best Actor Female |
I - JAHNAVI
II - DHWANI |
III E
III E |
JHANVI &
SALONI |
IV B
IV A |
TANISHKA PRASAD |
V C |
| Best Supporting Actor (Male) |
SHIVAM |
III D |
SAKSHAM WADHWA |
IV C |
KARTHIK M.PANIKAR |
V C |
| Best Supporting Actor (Female) |
DISHITA |
III F |
ANISHA |
IV B |
MEDHA SHARMA |
V B |
| Best Dialogue Delivery |
ANIKET |
III C |
MITALI |
IV F |
SALONI KAPOOR |
V E |
| Best Stage Presence |
BHOOMI |
III A |
DEEPALI |
IV A |
SAKSHI TANEJA |
V A |
| Best Play |
‘Lie Begets Lie’ |
III E |
‘Mother’s Day’ |
IV A |
An Excerpt from ‘David Copperfield’ |
V C |
| Special Prize |
I - VARNEET KAUR |
III A |
I - VAISHALI |
IV C |
I - PRATISHTHA PAL |
V B |
| II - TANMAY |
III B |
II - SUPARNA |
IV E |
II - ISHA NARIANI |
V C |
| III - BHAVYA |
III C |
III - SHIRIN |
IV F |
III - K. PULKIT |
V A |
| IV - SIMRAN GOSAIN |
V C |
| V - SAMDEESH MAHAJAN |
V D |
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| A Science Seminar was organized by the Science Centre at Govt. Boys Senior Secondary School, Janakpuri, C-Block on 22nd July 2009 at the Zonal level. The topic was “CHANDRAYAAN : PROMISES AND CONCERNS”. Around 36 schools were invited for the seminar. Mayank Arora of class IX A, also participated in the seminar. He explained the topic with the help of slide projector. His performance was praised by everyone. It was a wonderful experience. |
| Our students participated in the Inter – School Robotics Challenge – 2009, on 17th April, 2009 at Sri Ram School. The participants made a functional wired robot which could pick up boxes and throw them in a basket. Nitesh Chopra VII E, Konark Baggal VII E, Neeti Chopra X B, Aanchan Arora X-B built the robot for which they received the second prize amongst 11 schools those who participated. |
| Essay writing competition was conducted for classes IX to XII on 21st April 2010. The following students bagged I, II and III positions from each standard. |
| Class |
Name |
Position |
| Class IX |
| IX B |
SHIKHA BAJAJ |
I |
| IX F |
SAHIL SAINI |
I |
| IX E |
ANUSHA |
II |
| IX F |
GUNEET SINGH |
II |
| IX E |
GARGI GUPTA |
III |
| Class X |
| X B |
SONALI |
I |
| X E |
VANI BAJAJ |
II |
| X E |
PALLAVI GOEL |
II |
| X B |
ARCHANA KAPOOR |
III |
| X A |
SHUBHANGI BHARGAVA |
III |
| Class XI |
| XI B |
MALIKA ARORA |
I |
| XI D |
MRIDULA AGGARWAL |
II |
| XI B |
ANURAG MISHRA |
III |
| Class XII |
| XII C |
DISHA ATWAL |
I |
| XII E |
NAYAN PREET |
II |
| XII C |
SANYA HARNEJA |
III |
|
| Essay writing competition was conducted for classes IX to XII on 23rd April 2009. The following students bagged I, II and III positions from each standard. |
| Class |
Name |
Position |
| Class IX |
| IX B |
Sonali Tomar |
I |
| IX D |
Vaibhav Gogia |
II |
| IX C |
Varun T. |
III |
| Class X |
| X E |
Divesh Wadhwa |
I |
| X D |
Ujjwal Thakur |
I |
| X D |
Prerna Tayal |
II |
| X E |
Aashish Sachdeva |
III |
| Class XI |
| XI B |
Yashika Garg |
I |
| XI C |
Chavi Khurana |
II |
| XI B |
Sakshi Chopra |
III |
| Class XII |
| XII C |
Anuj Samvedi |
I |
| XII C |
Nishita Joshi |
I |
| XII B |
Deepanvita |
II |
| XII B |
Vanya Diwan |
II |
| XII D |
Surbhi |
|
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| English Poetry Recitation Competition for class II was organized on 29 July 2010. Participants recited beautiful poems on a variety of topics. Divyanshee Saxena of II B the I prize winner. Aksa Anujan of II D and Aditya Verma of II G were declared the II and III prize winners respectively. |
 Our school organized "Poetry Recitation Competition" for classes IX & X on 24th August 2009.
Students from each section participated with enthusiasm. Speech and Public Address Competition for classes XI and XII were held on 25th August 2009.
The famous speeches of Abraham Lincoln, Indira Gandhi, George W. Bush. etc. charged up the air. |
| The prize winners were : |
| Name |
Class |
Prize |
| Tanya Gambhir |
IX-D |
I |
| Sneha B. Z. |
IX-A |
II |
| Rishi Suri |
IX-B |
III |
| Aarzoo Sachdeva |
X-E |
I |
| Mallika Arora |
X-D |
II |
| Shruti Bansal |
X-E |
III |
| Devas Arora |
XI-E |
I |
| Drisshti |
XI-E |
I |
| Deepakshi |
XI-D |
II |
| Urvashi |
XI-D |
III |
| Himanshu Dayan |
XII-D |
I |
| Navneet |
XII-B |
II |
| Divya |
XII-D |
III |
The school Manager Mr. L. K. Rai, Principal Mrs. Rama Sethi congratulated the winners and inspired them with their guiding word. |
It was held on 19th August 2009, for the classes VI – X.
Following were the winners : |
| Name |
Class |
Prize |
| Sukhanshi Kapoor |
VI-C |
I |
| Akanksha Singhal |
VI-C |
II |
| Tanya Sobti |
VI-E |
|
| Nikhil Sharma |
VI-E |
|
| Arushi Grover |
VI-A |
Cons. |
| Gaurav Anand |
VI-B |
|
| Anushka |
VI-B |
|
| Mansi |
VI-B |
|
| Yatish Uppal |
VI-D |
|
| Mayank |
VI-E |
|
| Sarthak |
VII-E |
I |
| Simran Kaur |
VII-A |
II |
| Yashika Babuta |
VII-A |
|
| Anushka |
VII-A |
|
| Prachi Gupta |
VII-B |
Cons. |
| Maaz Ahmed Khan |
VII-B |
|
| Ipshita |
VII-B |
|
| Divij Joshi |
VII-B |
|
| Kajal |
VII-C |
|
| Tajinder Singh |
VII-C |
|
| Himanshi Sharma |
VII-C |
|
| Aabiyeh Perveen |
VII-D |
|
| Anshu Chopra |
VII-E |
|
| Ishita Kapoor |
VII-E |
|
| Anmol Bhogal |
VII-E |
|
| Amit |
VIII-B |
I |
| Shivansh Dhall |
VIII-D |
II |
| Abhro |
VIII-F |
|
| Sanjeena |
VIII-F |
|
| Nikita |
VIII-F |
|
| Varun Batra |
VIII-E |
Cons. |
| Sparsh |
VIII-E |
|
| Rohit A |
VIII-E |
|
| Raghav |
VIII-E |
|
| Richa Arora |
IX-A |
|
| Sonali Tomar |
IX-B |
|
| Sunakshi Jaitly |
IX-C |
I |
| Prerna Thakur |
IX-C |
|
| Garima Nayyar |
IX-D |
|
| Prena Tayal |
X-D |
I |
| Mallika Arora |
X-D |
II |
| Anchal Arora |
X-B |
III |
|
Students from classes VI to VIII participated in the Competition.
Following were the winners : |
| Name |
Class |
Prize |
| Mansi Batra |
VI-D |
I |
| Aditi Sharma |
VI-B |
II |
| Shubham Sharma |
VI-F |
III |
| Mahika Luthra |
VII-B |
I |
| Medha Khurana |
VII-A |
II |
| Ishita Kapoor |
VII-E |
III |
| Himani Gupta |
VIII-F |
I |
| Aditya Chopra |
VIII-E |
II |
| Itisha Bhatnagar |
VIII-A |
III |
|
 Inter Class English Poetry Recitation Competition was held for the students of Class I to VIII in the month of July 2009.
The students recited the poems of various prominent poets, which had been carefully selected for their richness and quality. |
| The Winners were : |
| Name |
Class |
Prize |
| AKSA ANUJAM |
I-D |
I |
| PRIYANSHI CHAWLA |
I-A |
II |
| AYUSHI JAIN |
I-F |
III |
| KANAK KOTNALA |
I-G |
Cons. |
| DRISHTI JUNEJA |
II-B |
I |
| TUNMAY MISHRA |
II-B |
II |
| BHOOMI CHAWLA |
II-A |
III |
| SNEH MATTA |
II-D |
Cons. |
| SALONI VERMA |
III-A |
I |
| JAHNVI SHORI |
III-B |
II |
| YAJUR NAKRA |
III-C |
III |
| ANUBHUTI |
III-E |
Cons. |
| K. PULKIT |
IV-A |
I |
| KARTHIK M PANIKAR |
IV-C |
II |
| MAHIMA NARANG |
IV-D |
III |
| BHAVYA BANSAL |
V-B |
I |
| AASTHA VERMA |
V-D |
II |
| MUSKAN TYAGI |
V-D |
III |
| ADVAITA SAXENA |
V-A |
Cons. |
| MANSI BATRA |
VI-D |
I |
| ADITI SHARMA |
VI-B |
II |
| SHUBHAM SHARMA |
VI-F |
III |
| MAHIKA LUTHRA |
VII-B |
I |
| MEDHA KHURANA |
VII-A |
II |
| ISHITA KAPOOR |
VII-E |
III |
| HIMANI GUPTA |
VIII-F |
I |
| ADITYA CHOPRA |
VIII-E |
II |
| ITISHA BHATNAGAR |
VIII-A |
III |
|
| Handwriting Competition for classes I to V and English Spelling Competition for classes VI to VIII was held on 21st April 2010 to Test the comprehensive skills and vocabulary of the students |
HANDWRITING COMPETITION
Juniors |
| Class I |
| Class |
Name |
| I A |
SUHANI BHAMBANI
ADITI GOEL |
| I B |
RIYA AGGARWAL
KANAK MALIK |
| I C |
SUVDA VIRMANI
AMANPREET |
| I D |
SRIJAN
LAKSHIT TANDON |
| I E |
NAVYA GUPTA
KHUSHI JAIN |
| I F |
BHAVYA GROVER
RAJIT AHLAWAT |
| Class II |
| II A |
KHWAISH KHAN
HARDIK PAHUJA |
| II B |
SONAKSHI BASSI
DEVANSH GUPTA |
| II C |
SOUMYA GUPTA
VANSHIKA MATKA |
| II D |
AKSA ANUJAN
SOMYA AGGARWAL |
| II E |
CHAVEE MALHOTRA
NEHA SARKAR |
| II F |
RIYA GIRSA
AAYUSHI JAIN |
| Class III |
| III A |
DRISHTI SARIN
VANI GARG |
| III B |
VANSH BABBAR
ROSHNI DHAWAN |
| III C |
ISHA SALUJA
ARYA JHA |
| III D |
DIMPLE KAUSHIK
CHINMAY SUHAG |
| III E |
SAHIL GARG
GEETANJALI |
| III F |
SNIGDHA KURI
MALLIKA KAPOOR |
| Class IV |
| IV A |
DIYA VINAIK
SALONI VARMA |
| IV B |
HARDIK DHOOPER
MANAVPREET SINGH |
| IV C |
PALAK SHARMA
SHEETAL BHAT |
| IV D |
RIYA GULATI
JASKARAN SINGH |
| IV E |
NIMISHA SETIA
AKRITI MEHRA |
| IV F |
MITALI ARORA
KASHISH GUPTA |
| Class V |
| V A |
SHREYA JAIN
K. PULKIT |
| V B |
ANIKET SAHA
RISHIKA JAITLY |
| V C |
ISHA NARAINI
TANISHKA PRASAD |
| V D |
HARLEEN KAUR
MAHIMA NARANG |
| V E |
VIDHI GROVER
TITIKSHA |
|
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| ENGLISH SPELLING COMPETITION |
| Class |
Names |
Position |
| Class VI |
| VI C |
ABHINAV |
I |
| VI A |
SHIVANSH CHHIKARA |
II |
| VI D |
RISHABH KUMAR |
II |
| VI E |
SAHIL AGGARWAL |
II |
| Class VII |
| VII E |
TANYA SOBTI |
I |
| VII D |
SHUBHAM AGGARWAL |
II |
| Class VIII |
| VIII E |
ANSHU CHOPRA |
I |
| VIII E |
ISHITA KAPOOR |
I |
| VIII E |
TUSHANT SUNEJA |
II |
|
|
The art of phonetics and correct spelling has always been a challenge to students studying English Language. To promote the importance of accurate spelling a spelling competition was organized for the students of class I to XII on 29th April, 2009.
Students with the top scores were given prizes from each standard. |
| Class |
Name |
Position |
| Class I |
| I E |
Hariom |
I |
| I G |
Aditya Verma |
II |
| I F |
Mankirat Singh |
III |
| I D |
Parth |
Special |
| I G |
Malvika |
Special |
| Class II |
| II B |
Vanshika Prabhakar |
I |
| II B |
Vansh Babbar |
II |
| II D |
Mayank Narang |
III |
| II F |
Harshit Malik |
III |
| II B |
Ankit Goyal |
Special |
| II D |
Sakshi Neeraj |
Special |
| II D |
Vikram Singh |
Special |
| Class III |
| III A |
Sarthak Kedar |
I |
| III B |
Hardik Sharma |
II |
| III C |
Shivam Sharma |
II |
| III F |
Shirin Das Gupta |
II |
| III B |
Anisha |
III |
| III B |
Ansh Deelwal |
Special |
| III F |
Mitali |
Special |
| Class IV |
| IV B |
Anshita Dhillon |
I |
| IV B |
Ekansh Kalra |
II |
| IV B |
Shivani Vinod |
II |
| IV B |
Pratishtha Pal |
III |
| IV D |
Tanmay Gulati |
Special |
| IV E |
Vidhi Grover |
Special |
|
| Class |
Name |
Position |
| Class V |
| V B |
Jaspreet Kaur |
I |
| V B |
Sehaj Singh |
II |
| V B |
Aastha Kedar |
III |
| V D |
Preyas Verma |
III |
| V A |
Advaita |
Special |
| V C |
Vasu |
Special |
| V C |
Shreya |
Special |
| V D |
Bhavya Chauhan |
Special |
| V F |
Piyush Bhatia |
Special |
| Class VI |
| VI F |
Ishita Behl |
I |
| VI E |
Paras |
II |
| VI E |
Nikhil |
II |
| VI E |
Keerat |
II |
| VI F |
Preet Singh |
II |
| Class VII |
| VII C |
Kajal |
I |
| VII E |
Anmol |
I |
| VII E |
Sarthak |
I |
| VII C |
Medha |
II |
| Class VIII |
| VIII E |
Akshita Aggarwal |
I |
| VIII E |
Kshitij Chawla |
II |
| VIII E |
Ria Sharma |
II |
| VIII F |
Abhro S. B. |
II |
| VIII C |
Prakriti |
II |
|
| Class |
Name |
Position |
| Class IX |
| IX B |
Karanjot Kaur |
I |
| IX B |
Simridhi Singh |
I |
| IX B |
Sonali Tomar |
I |
| Class X |
| X C |
Nidhi Kapoor |
I |
| X C |
Saloni Suri |
I |
| X C |
Aashima Puri |
I |
| Class XI |
| XI C |
Divya Vasal |
I |
| XI C |
Saloni Gupta |
I |
| XI C |
Shubham Sharan |
I |
| Class XII |
| XII D |
Chhavi Aggarwal |
I |
| XII D |
Tripti Jindal |
II |
| XII B |
Deepanvita |
II |
| XII B |
Vanya Diwan |
III |
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