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“Sharing is caring - Teaching our children to share is teaching them compassion and love.”
Food donation fosters a sense of community and counters hunger at the same time, providing essential nutrients that may be missing from the diets of those in need.
The students of Class X prepared a mid-day meal in the home science lab of the school and distributed among the slum children at Bengali Camp, Meera Bagh; ensuring to create a world where everyone has access to the basic necessity of food. It was an attempt to alleviate hunger in our community and make a difference. |
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| Mother’s Day is a heartful occasion celebrated worldwide to honour and appreciate the incredible women who have nurtured and cared for us throughout our lives. In pursuit to spread the cheer of Mother’s Day, an activity was conducted for the students of project Udaan wherein they made colourful Mother’s Day Cards. The activity brought a smile on the faces of the kids and was enjoyed thoroughly by them. |
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"Education is the passport to the future, school bag is the vessel that carries it."
With the beginning of the new session in April 2024, there is a demand in full swing for the purchasing of new school supplies, books and bags.
The community service of our school donated school bags and pouches with stationery to the underprivileged children of Sahyog Care for You, a well-known NGO working for child rehabilitation.
The students of Class IV were taken to the NGO for this noble contribution on 6 March 2024. All the students enjoyed some beautiful performances from both the institutions. This evoked the sensitivity of these students for the needy and also built up camaraderie between the students of two organisation. |
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Someone has rightly said, ”Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.”
With an invigorating enthusiasm, our budding learner’s under the aegis of project UDAAN had a fun filled and educative session before the start of their exams. The teachers implemented engaging activities to teach opposites to these children, fostering a positive learning environment. Despite resource constraints, creativity was key in delivering impactful lessons, contributing to their educational development and linguistic skills. |
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“There is no better way to thank God for your sight than by giving a helping hand to someone in the dark. Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.”
The community service club of our school organized a visit to Akhil Bhartiya Netrhin Sangh Blind School, Raghubir Nagar on 21 February 2024 to mark the occasion of NGO Day. The event provided an opportunity to the students of Class VIII to be with these specially abled pupils and learn and appreciate the challenges they face every day. The students of both the schools spent time working on computers, learning new things, singing and playing music. The students of our school sang a song ‘Tu Jo Mila’ and played music on their guitar. The visit aimed to foster interaction and understanding between the students of both the schools. It was one of the most heart touching experiences. |
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“Let your old dying clothes live: donate, don’t dump. Be a cause of someone’s happiness.”
The students of our school gave a gift of kindness on 25 January 2024 by donating warm jackets at Bengali Camp, Meera Bagh to help the underprivileged on the occasion of Republic Day. The community service of the school spread warmth this winter by organizing this clothing drive wherein all the students contributed by bringing jackets in a wearable condition. The few students of Class IX under the supervision of teachers distributed the jackets to the needy.
The students learnt not to hoard clothes that either don’t fit them anymore or they have just stopped wearing. When they are in a good condition, they can help many who do not have access to enough clothes. The students rejoiced by helping the deprived fight cruel chilly weather and stay snuggly covered. |
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In Vivekananda’s profound perspective, the genuine love for humanity evolves into the worship of God. In a remarkable display of selfless devotion, and with an unparalleled support from the parent fraternity, the students of Classes VI, VII and VIII contributed generously and united under ‘Ek Muthi Anaaj Community Service’, to meticulously prepare and share a meal at Bengali Camp, Meera Bagh.
With dedication, students from IX and XI, guided by teachers crafted the delectable ‘rajma rice’ in the home science lab. This culinary creation, packaged in foil boxes, became a symbol of unity during the distribution and celebration with ‘Apno ke sang’ to mark the auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti.
This charitable endeavour fostering values of equality, compassion, kindness and generosity was a celebration of shared humanity. |
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“When we remember a special Christmas, it is not the presents that made it special, but the laughter and the feeling of love and togetherness."
The Christmas celebration with the students who get education under Project 'Udaan' was heartwarming. Gifts like woollens, books, and essentials were distributed, creating smiles and fostering a sense of community and warmth. The teachers organized various activities, including storytelling, and art and craft sessions, bringing joy to the kids.They actively engaged themselves with the children, creating memorable moments that went beyond the festivities, leaving a positive impact on everyone involved. |
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It's not how much we give but how much love we put into giving. If we nurture the dreams of children, the world will be blessed for they hold the future in their hands. Our school teachers feel it to be their social responsibility to work for those who need their help in their own unique way.
Under the project 'Udaan' we celebrated the festival of lights with the underprivileged kids. They received Diwali gifts which were packed by the students of our school.
They decorated the earthen lamps also to mark the occasion. All of them had some memorable moments that they would cherish for the days to come. |
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“There is no higher religion than human service. To work for the common good is the greatest creed.”
St. Mark’s World School has been associated with, which is an independent and self-implementing NGO working for the holistic development of parentless children.
It is rightly said, “We make a living by what we get. And we make a life by what we give.” Our school students contributed unflinchingly and unfalteringly for SOS and collected a sum of over one lakh. The cheque was handed over to Ms. Ritu Soni, the Assistant Manager of SOS by the Head Girl Diya Gupta of Class XII-A and the Vice Head Girl Punya Chanana of Class XI-E in the presence of our Principal Ms. Sheena Kalenga and the Vice Principal Dr. Sabina Shergill. It was an overwhelming and salubrious feeling to be of help for the noble cause. |
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