STARS THIS WEEK
EDUCATOR: Mrs. Rajeshwari Rathore was selected as the Educator this Week. She shared her views on
importance of hard work. She said an idle person can never gain anything
if they just wait for an opportunity to come. The person who works hard will
be able to get all the happiness of the world.Hard work is the key to success. A hard worker will never wait for opportunities to come. They with their hard work will achieve their goals and be successful so always work hard.
STAFF: School Executive Director Mr. Sandeep Dutt, Primary Section Coordinator Ms. Monika Vaishnav & Mrs. Bharti Rao participated in the ScooNews Global Educators Fest 2019 at The Ananta, Udaipur. It was a two days session 9th- 10th August 2019. Many Educationists, Co-Founders, Executive Directors, Educators & Dignitaries from all over the Country attended the two days Conference. Global leaders from academia, public policy, government, spirituality, philanthropy graced the ScooNews Global Educators Fest 2019. The conference revolved around the theme of 'Education for Sustainability: Moving On from Conformity to Creativity'. There were discussions, debate, interactive participation on emerging trends, latest issues and new projects.
I learnt that Educators should create a culture of creativity and open a world of possible. I learnt that reading is the foundation and we should inculcate reading in students which should be fun for them. There is no end to transformation. It is limitless and infinite. You need to have a heart full of grace, patience, perseverance, hope, inspiration and you need to listen to learners as an Educator.
The sessions ended with awarding Teacher Warriors who being ordinary people are the real heores and give a lesson in inspiration and hope.
I learnt that Educators should create a culture of creativity and open a world of possible. I learnt that reading is the foundation and we should inculcate reading in students which should be fun for them. There is no end to transformation. It is limitless and infinite. You need to have a heart full of grace, patience, perseverance, hope, inspiration and you need to listen to learners as an Educator.
The sessions ended with awarding Teacher Warriors who being ordinary people are the real heores and give a lesson in inspiration and hope.
- Bharti Rao
The Staff congratulated the newly wedded couple Mr. Priyank & Ms. Swati Sood, Mr. Sandeep Singh & Ms. Pooja Singh. May God bless them and best wishes for a bright & prosperous future!
NEWS & EVENTS
Why much importance to
Sanskrit?
In present day India, Indians do not give and know the importance
of Sanskrit in the present world. Sanskrit is an Indian culture but India is
only lacking its importance. There abroad, NASA is using Sanskrit for coding in their researches and technology.
Other than that, if
we chant Sanskrit Shloaks every day, it will positively affect our mind and
health. It sharpens our memory. It is a miracle for speech therapy. If someone
has speaking or pronunciation problem, it'll be definitely beneficial. It
relaxes our mind.
Tamanna Solanki/V shared about the Life Cycle of Stars. She said stars are the most fascinating and strangest objects of the outer space.
Thursday, 8th
August: That day an important
announcement related to a quiz organized by the government on space
and ISRO was made. Students of Classes VIII to X can participate and the top two winners
from each state and Union Territory can get a chance to see the live landing of
Chandrayaan 2 on moon.
Math Activity was conducted by Ms. Prerna Rathod for Class V A based on 'Symmetry'. The children learnt how to create their own patterns with a drop of colour. They enjoyed learning the formal ways of creating patterns. While creating patterns, children developed and practiced their analytical thinking skills.
Friday, 9th August: Bali area and its suburbs experienced heavy
rainfall since morning and it continued throughout the day with some stops. So
the School observed its first rainy day holiday.
Volume No. 389 Published by The Editorial Board: Mrs Bharti Rao, Mr Krishan Gopal,, Ms Swabhi Parmar, Mr Jafar Khan, Anumesh Rao, Ipshita Rathore, Archana Koratkar, Meenakshi Choudhary, Vinita Sirvi, Charu Vaishnav, & Ronak Devda.