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Our special gratitude to the founding principal and his/her team to lay down the foundation of learning. Our sincere gratitude to all our former principals, educators and support staff for carrying forward the legacy of learning, sharing and caring. Our warmest gratitude to all our present day educators, support staff, parents, students, alumni and all our well wishers to strengthen the bond of love and affection.
The school was established in 1992 in Bali, Rajasthan by Sir William Bissell and Sir John Bissell. Aim of The Fabindia School was to provide access to high quality education for boys and girls at the rural level using English as the medium of instruction. The school views primary education as a major stepping stone towards social mobility, equality and employment opportunities. The school has been committed to encourage girls' education in a culture where the parents who can afford an English medium school would send only. To realize the dream of providing educational opportunities for girls, the school gives upto 100 scholarships and 70% are for girls alone. One of the most important values imparted is for students to stay connected to their birth places.An anecdote
I remember my first day at The Fabindia School. I was about a foot shorter and scared to walk around the corner. During the years at this school, I have been able to conquer my fears, face my obstacles and break apparent boundaries and all of this has led me to talk to you today. It is time to reflect on the school’s past and those that have helped to shape who we are, and to acknowledge the community members, both past and present, who have influenced the character and values that embody the vibrant, engaging, and safe environment we see today. We honour our Founding Members as we reflect on the commitment, resilience and dedication they displayed to see their vision come to reality. Our heartfelt gratitude to our Founding Members for opening the gates of opportunities, challenges and accomplishments to fulfil our dreams.
Before I sign off, I would like to share a small message with my fellow friends, You may be facing a little hiccup in your education. Face your fear of what is ahead and jump over those hurdles – but also, acknowledge the great education and the opportunity The Fabindia School has given you.
Thank you and have a joyful day!
Ipshita Rathore
Gratitude Towards the School
Monika Vaishnav/ Educator
Founder's Day: A memorable Day of the Year
Dharvi Dave
Class VI
*My Good School *
If I could...
Erase all the pain,
Etched on each and every face.
Reach out to all those,
Who are famished to death.
Console all the hearts,
Who are mourning their lost ones.
Kill the helplessness,
Of not meeting each other.
Return all the smiles,
Missing in every face.
And finally,
Open all the closed doors,
Of my beloved learning center ‐ my school.
My school that is my energy drink,
My school that is my power nap,
My school is 'My Good School' .
Tamanna Solanki
Class ‐ VII B
TYPES OF LEAVES
Jaydeep Sompura (Class III)
Tokyo Olympic 2021
permitted due to the declaration of a state of emergency in the greater Tokyo area in response to the pandemic. Around 205 Nations participated in the Tokyo Olympic 2021. There were around 11, 656 athletes who had participated in the Tokyo 2021 Olympics and the total events were 339 in 33 sports. The Tokyo Olympic 2021 was opened by emperor naruhito and was closed by IOC President Thomas bach.
This year's Olympics was very successful for India. India has sent its largest ever contingents of 126 competitors to the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. The Indian contingent participated in a record 69 events and earned medals across 18 athletic disciplines. India had won 7 medals, 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals. In the men’s javelin throw Neeraj chopra won India’s first ever gold in athletics, the nation’s second ever individual gold and first individual gold since 2008. mirabai chanu won India’s first ever silver in women’s weightlifting (49 kg), becoming the first Indian Olympic medalist in the sports since 2000, while PV Sindhu won a bronze in women’s badminton to became the first Indian female athlete and second Indian to win two consecutive Olympic medals for individual events. The men's national field hockey team won the bronze medal, Ravi Kumar dahiya won silver medal in wrestling, lovlina borgohain won bronze medal in boxing, and bajrang punia won bronze medal in wrestling. In the Olympic medal tally India stands on 48th position. The USA stands in 1st position on the medal tally, China stands in 2nd position and Japan stands in 3rd position.
Jaswant Singh/Class XI
मेरा बस्ता
मेरे बस्ते का रंग हल्का गुलाबी है। यह रंग मेरा पसंदीदा है । मेरे बस्ते में 5 तरह की पॉकेट हैं। बस्ते में मैं अपनीकॉपी किताब रखता हूँ। जब मैं पढ़ाई करता हूँ तब बस्ते को उठाकर तभी किताब निकालना हूँ। पढ़ाई करने के बाद मैं अपना बैग जगह पर रखता हूँ। आगे की पॉकेट में मेरे पेंसिल इरेज़र बॉक्स रखता हूँ। साइड की पॉकेट में वाटर बोतल रखता हूँ। इस तरह से मेरा बस्ता मुझे जान से भी ज्यादा प्यारा है। मेरे बस्ते पर मोटू पतलू का चित्र बना हुआ है ,जो मुझे बहुत अच्छा लगता है। मेरा बस्ता मेरे पिताजी ने मुझे दिलाया है। मेरे बस्ते को रखने की एक व्यवस्थित जगह हैं।
युगवीर सिंह
कक्षा: I
स्वतंत्रता दिवस
जय हिंद।
महेशपाल सिंह
कक्षा Vl
Compassion
The feeling of compassion is there in each and every person. But only few are able to express compassion towards others as they know how it feels to be distressed. On the other hand some are not able to express it as they have no feeling in their heart for others i.e. they are selfish. There are other values connected with compassion like love, care, empathy, kindness, humility, etc. These values help us to stay connected with each other and care for one another. Compassion is an important value which can keep humanity alive. If there is no humanity in us, then the world will become a depressed place and only hatred and war will be left.
As educators and parents we must inculcate this value of compassion in our children by doing small work like helping others, caring for our pets and also stray animals, being polite to elders and giving them time, sharing food with our friends when they have forgotten their lunch box, talking to the person who is sad or unhappy, etc. When children will see their parents and teachers doing these acts of kindness, they will also do the same and thus, compassion will be inculcated in them.
Prerna Rathod/ Educator
Volume No. 480 Published by The Editorial Board: Ms. Monika Vaishnav, Ms. Urmila Rathore, Mr. Jitendra Suthar, Khush Rajpurohit, Ipshita Rathore, Vishal Rathore, Mangilal Dewasi, Jatin Tripash, Riya Vaishnav, Rahul Vaishnav,Tamanna Solanki, Khush Suthar, Komal Sompura and Kunal Rajpurohit