Annual Report - Bal Bharati Public School

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BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL
(An Institution of Child Education Society (Regd.))
Ganga Ram Hospital Marg, New Delhi
ANNUAL DAY
&
PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
6 April 2013
PRINCIPAL’S ANNUAL REPORT
(2012 – 2013)
1
Principal’s Address
Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is my proud privilege to welcome you all to the Annual Day of Bal
Bharati Public School, Ganga Ram Hospital Marg and present before this
august gathering the report for the academic session 2012-13.
On behalf of the management, staff and students of the school, I extend a
very warm welcome to our eminent Chief Guest, Mr. Narendra Kumar,
IAS, Member Administration, National Highway Authority of India, who
was till recently, Principal Secretary, General Administration, Labour &
Employment Social Welfare, Women & Child Development & MD of
Shahjahanabad Redevelopment Corporation, Government of NCT of
Delhi.
An illustrious IAS Officer of 1988 AGMU Cadre, Mr. Kumar has left an
indelible imprint of his astute leadership and administrative skills in all
responsible positions that have been held by him, such as, Administrator
of UTs of Daman & Diu and Dadra Nagar & Haveli, Joint Secretary, Officer
on Special Duty, Secretary & Commissioner in different departments of
NCT of Delhi and several other key positions that have been held by him
in Arunachal Pradesh.
An erudite scholar of Commerce, Mr. Narendra Kumar made his mark
when he excelled in the Civil Services Entrance Examination by achieving
an impressive Second Position in the All India Merit List. Not sitting idle
on his laurels, the accomplished Mr. Kumar continues to hone his skills
further by participating in a variety of study tours and training
programmes, besides attending conferences and seminars both within
and outside the country.
Mr. Narendra Kumar’s untiring and zealous efforts have led him to
make noteworthy contributions in all the tasks that are assigned to
him. A few of these accomplishments include framing an Industrial
Policy for Government of Arunachal Pradesh, which was approved by
the Cabinet with only one minor change. He pioneered the concept of
Pension Adalat in Delhi Government for grievance redressal of
pensioners; and he also has to his credit a Project Report on Agro
Based Industrial Unit, which was rated as the best by experts from
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. The Project was later
implemented by State Federation of Assam. The list of his exemplary
attainments is an endless one and is always directed towards the
welfare of Nation at large.
A compassionate philanthropic by nature, Mr. Kumar is also closely
associated with the development sector. He occupies positions of
eminence in several organizations, such as, SAI Swayam, a Society for
the aid and education of hearing impaired persons; ASSIST which is an
Association for Integrated Social Transformation; SARTHAK, a society
that promotes performing arts; and many other similar organizations.
Active involvement in these humanitarian endeavours has enabled him
to contribute further, towards the general wellbeing of society.
Sir, Bal Bharati is indeed honored by your noble presence at its Annual
Day Programme.
Our warm felicitations are also extended to Ms. Madhavi Mudgal, one
of the leading Classical dancers of India. A highly renowned exponent
of the Odissi style, Ms. Madhavi initially studied Bharatanatyam and
Kathak under eminent gurus and finally chose Odissi as her medium of
expression. A prime disciple of legendary Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra,
she is credited with bringing a greatly refined sensibility to her art
form.
She has received repeated acclaim in the major cities and dance
festivals that have featured her throughout the world. Apart from
establishing a niche in the international dance scene as a soloist, she
has also received critical acclaim for her choreographic works. Her
commitment to the continuation and augmentation of her chosen art
form has seen her as one of the foremost teachers in her generation.
Besides, guiding students into the finer nuances of Odissi at the
Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, founded by her illustrious father, Pandit
Vinaya Chandra Maudgalya, she also conducts workshops in the
dance form all over the world.
Numerous awards and honours have been bestowed upon the
accomplished Ms. Mudgal. These include the Sanskriti Award,
President of India's award of Padma Shri, the Orissa State Sangeet
Natak Akademi Award, Grande Medaille de la Ville by the city of Paris,
the Central Sangeet Natak Akademi Award and the Delhi State
Parishad Samman, besides being conferred the title of the Nritya
Choodamani.
Ma’am Bal Bharati is profoundly blessed by your kind presence here,
as our eminent Guest of Honour for today’s programme.
I also extend a hearty welcome to all the members of Managing
Committee, Parent Teacher Association, Alumni Association, colleague
Principals and Parents on the momentous occasion of the school’s
Annual Day and Prize Distribution Function.
“Sow an act, and you reap a habit
Sow a habit and you reap a character
Sow a character and you reap a destiny”
George Dana Board Man
Attitude and habits are formed very early in one’s life. What children
learn in their impressionable childhood years stays with them
throughout their lives. And, children as we all know constitute the
future of a Nation.
The 16/12 Delhi episode shook the collective consciousness of our
nation. It brought to fore the contrariness that exists in our society –
our culture & traditions teach us to revere woman as a goddess yet we
cannot ensure safe existence to a woman in her journey from the
womb to the tomb. A woman doesn’t ever feel safe. Secondly, despite
technological advancements and the world being in a constant state of
flux, the centuries old, deep rooted malaise of discrimination on the
basis of gender – continues to exist, as always. Even today, a girl-child
is denied the right to live.
Although, society does play an important role in moulding mindsets of
people, the school and home environment are now being looked at, as
potential instruments of positive change that can save the future
generations from abyss of depravity and gross inhumanity. School and
home, both, have the advantage of dealing with innocent, receptive
and credulous young people - who like wet clay can easily be moulded.
Values and attitudes that promote gender equality can be developed at
early stages of life itself, such that it contributes to the overall
progress of the Nation.
In fact, school being a more systematized institution – can inculcate
gender sensitivity in a more effective manner. You will be glad to note
that being a co-educational institution, we have been giving equal
importance to our students - boys & girls, both. The trend has always
been a part of the core consciousness of Bal Bharati. Right from our
classrooms, activity rooms to sports ground there are no gender
marked learning spaces in our institution. Equal opportunities –
irrespective of gender – exist for all. That we value our learners’ talents
and capabilities – and not their gender – can be easily assessed from
the achievements of our learners. It is a girl student who stood first in
the NASA Olympiad – she has won an all expense paid 10 days trip to
NASA. A girl student from class XI stood first in the International
English Olympiad while from class XII, it was a boy student. For each
boys’ team that exists in the school, for a sports activity, there is an
equally zealous girls’ team too.
Thus, we take care to foster an atmosphere of equality in our school
campus, whether it be for our students or staff members. Students are
nurtured to respect one another, regardless of any gender bias.
Realizing the significant role of education in achieving the goals of
equality and creating opportunities for women, to lead a dignified life,
the Central Board of Secondary Education is in the process of creating
modules and developing courses to promote gender sensitivity
amongst the young impressionable minds. The school shall
incorporate these, in their true spirit, just as all other educational
reforms that were suggested by the Board in the past.
Meanwhile, at the school, as we educate our students, we also ensure
that they are aware of their rights and responsibilities too. This
empowers the girl-students to act confidently and courageously in
case of any adversity. On the other hand, being aware of the
repercussions of undesirable behaviour towards women, at large,
deters the boys from behaving in an irresponsible manner. Moreover,
the facility for training students in Judo and Karate with emphasis on
self defense techniques is available at the school for all students. In
future too, the school proposes to incorporate more of such
programmes, as a part of the curriculum.
The educational journey at Bal Bharati, then goes beyond imparting
knowledge. Through carefully planned, inter-disciplinary scholastic and
co-scholastic programmes, we endeavour to equip our learners with
necessary life skills and values that help them to face the challenges of
life in a confident & courageous manner. It must be noted here that in
the prestigious Hindustan Times-C Fore Top School Survey 2012, our
school has ranked, yet again amongst the top ten schools in Central
Delhi. Amongst the fourteen parameters of excellence, we scored the
highest in Life Skills/Value Education criterion. Yet another achievement
of the school - being placed amongst the top 50 in the league tables of
India’s Best Day Schools in the Education World School Rankings 2012,
bears testimony to our commitment to provide holistic education to our
valued learners.
In fact, envisioning a global society, the school curriculum is imbued
with a distinct international perspective. Through this, we endeavour to
encourage our learners to understand and appreciate cultures, customs
& traditions from across the world so that they can be well-adjusted
global citizens of tomorrow. Initiatives such as Robert Bosch Exchange Programme, the
recent EUMIND Programme, are a part of the wide spectrum of international activities
undertaken to promote the concept of global citizenship. It is in recognition of these efforts,
that the school has been honoured with International School Award for the second time, by
the British Council. Adding glory to our outstanding achievements is yet another award Best Practice Innovation Award in the category of Global School Education Awards that was
bestowed upon the school by School of Educators and All India Conference of Intellectuals.
As we continue our journey further into the 21st Century, we are conscious and committed to
our role as agents of social transformation for sustainable development. As we strive to
fulfill our responsibility towards creating a society free from injustices, prejudices and
maltreatment against a human being based on gender, we seek the support of all
stakeholders - specially the Parent community.
Parents, being the first teachers, have the potential to play an immensely proactive role.
Parents must become role models for their wards as children emulate them. That, both men
and women, are like the proverbial complementary wheels of progress, necessary for the
development of human race - is an idea that ought to be firmly rooted in the minds of our
young citizens. We must maintain in our homes an atmosphere of mutual regard, respect,
courtesies and good manners. Our children will then, effortlessly and naturally imbibe these
values. All this would result in a society of well groomed citizens with deep convictions
about human rights that one would never think of violating. It is only then, that we shall be
able to call ourselves a civilized society.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Community outreach, then, emerges to be one of the important objectives
of all educational endeavours at Bal Bharati. In all our efforts, we have
always been ably guided by the erudite Mr. K.K. Khullar, the illustrious
Chairman of the school and President, Child Education Society. I take this
opportunity to thank him for his dynamic vision that inspires us to “Better
& Better” our performance continuously.
I would also like to place on record my sincere gratitude to Mr. J.C. Ajmani,
Secretary (Manager) of the school and Executive Director of Child
Education Society. His farsightedness, unsurpassed knowledge and willing
cooperation in all our ventures motivate us to scale yet greater heights of
excellence.
The members of Managing Committee, Alumni Association and Parent
Teacher Association have always extended their assistance in enriching
the learning experiences of Bal Bharatians, over the years. I thank you for
your unstinted support.
Special thanks are due to the parent body, as well. Their constructive
criticism and valuable feedback has always been helpful in so many
different ways.
Last but not the least, the staff and students of the school deserve a
special mention for their consistent diligence, sincerity and devotion with
which they continue to persevere zealously in achieving excellence in all
aspects of learning at school.
Before concluding, I’d like to emphasize yet again that it is only
through collaborative effort that we can hope to create an educated
dynamic modern India – where all men and women enjoy equal rights
and opportunities. Let the vision encapsulated in these memorable
words of the poet laureate, Rabindra Nath Tagore, become the mission
and reality of our lives.
“Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high
Where knowledge is free
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments
By narrow domestic walls
Where words come out from the depth of truth
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way
Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit
Where the mind is led forward by thee
Into ever-widening thought and action
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.”
Jai Hind.
Academic Achievements
Education is the foundation of a civilized society. Each aspect of school
life provides an avenue for the learners to grow to their full potential,
achieve self actualization and develop competencies to face the
challenges of today’s world with élan.
Academic pre-eminence in today’s educational scenario continues to be an
important yardstick though no longer the only one, of the school’s
superlative performance.
Our learners know it well that excellence is not achieved by accident. Thus,
they persevere towards their goals with the vision encapsulated in these
words:
“…tiny seeds make boundless harvests,
drops of rain compose the showers,
seconds make the flying minutes,
and the minutes make the hours…”
In the All India Secondary School Examination 2012 (Class X), 354 students
appeared. While average CGPA for the class was 7.73, there were 66
students who scored a CGPA greater than 9 and another 34 students were
awarded a perfect score of CGPA 10, for their meritorious performance.
Students of Class X with CGPA 10 in the session 2011-12
S.No.
Name
Score
1
Aashi Jain
10 CGPA
2
Aastha Bagga
10 CGPA
3
Abhinav Aggarwal
10 CGPA
4
Aditi Gupta
10 CGPA
5
Aditi Popli
10 CGPA
6
Aditya Roy
10 CGPA
7
Akansha Shrivastava
10 CGPA
8
Deepika Naryani
10 CGPA
9
Dheeraj Sardana
10 CGPA
10
Disha Chadha
10 CGPA
11
Havisha Khurana
10 CGPA
12
Hemanya Chandhok
10 CGPA
13
Kartik Wadehra
10 CGPA
S.No.
Name
Score
14
Kirti Sood
10 CGPA
15
Nivedita Mullick
10 CGPA
16
Pallavi Gupta
10 CGPA
17
Paras Mahajan
10 CGPA
18
Prachi Pal
10 CGPA
19
Priya Lal
10 CGPA
20
Priyanka Gupta
10 CGPA
21
Raghav Gupta
10 CGPA
22
Rashi Sharma
10 CGPA
23
Rishabh Anand
10 CGPA
24
Roopam Khera
10 CGPA
25
Saksham Rastogi
10 CGPA
26
Sameera Malik
10 CGPA
S.No.
Name
Score
27
Saniya Mirani
10 CGPA
28
Saurabh Chhabra
10 CGPA
29
Shamita Sharma
10 CGPA
30
Shaurya Gupta
10 CGPA
31
Shubhi Bansal
10 CGPA
32
Sidhant Jain
10 CGPA
33
Smita Pathak
10 CGPA
34
Soniya Gupta
10 CGPA
35
Sumanyu Garg
10 CGPA
36
Vaibhav Khanna
10 CGPA
37
Vaishali Gupta
10 CGPA
38
Vishesh Khanna
10 CGPA
In the Class XII, All India Senior School Certificate Examination 2012,
conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, 271
students appeared. While 251 students passed with first division, the
average achievement was 77.03 percent and 842 distinctions were
scored. In Commerce, Raghav Agarwala was the highest scorer with
an impressive 96.4%; Nitish Goel topped the Science Stream with an
enviable score of 95.4% and Prashansa Taneja became the topper of
Humanities Stream with an unsurpassed overall score of 93.6%.
RAGHAV AGARWALA
Commerce - 96.4%
NITISH GOEL
Science – 95.4%
PRASHANSA TANEJA
Humanities – 93.6 %
Subject-wise Toppers of Class XII in the session 2011-12
S.No.
Subject
1
B. Studies
2
Engg. Graphics
3
Psychology
Name
Dhriti Varma
Neha Gosain
Divya Jhanjee
Kajal Khatwani
Lakshay Tutlani
Rhea Maheswari
Sushmita Karmakar
Marks
100
4
Accounts
Siddharth Bansal
99
5
Maths
99
6
Computer Science
7
Economics
8
Physical Education
Ashima Garg
Kajal Khatwani
Vibhor Arora
Anubhav Sadana
Himanshu Seth
Pragya Chawla
Rakshit Guliani
Siddharth Bansal
Harneet Kaur Bhati
Vretti Aggarwal
97
9
Chemistry
Nitish Goel
96
100
100
98
97
S.No.
Subject
10
Biology
11
English Core
(42 Students)
Name
Ajay Jain
Ishita Bajaj
Meghna Kumar
Pragya Tiwari
Fatima Rashid
Sushmita Karmakar
Akanksha Mendirata
Prashansa Taneja
Aarushi Saini
Binny Dawra
Pragya Tiwari
Sushmita Karmakar
Amandeep Singh
Arushi Jain
Karan Marwah
Kritika Arora
Arushi Arora
Bineeta Bhattacharya
Kajal Khatwani
Nonya Nagpal
Nitish Goel
Marks
95
95
S.No.
11
Subject
Name
English Core
(42 Students)
Rajat Kalra
Sirali Chandolia
Aditya Madan
Aman Jain
Apporva Malik
Dhruv Khurana
Himani Sharma
Raghav Agarwala
Sunidhi Gupta
Aarushi Khurana
Anirudh Gandhi
Anmol Goyal
Brahmleen Kaur Dua
Deepali Dua
Dhriti Varma
Harneet Kaur Bhatia
Hitaishi Grover
Neha Gosain
Stuti Gupta
Radhika Arora
Umang Jain
Marks
95
S.No.
11
Subject
Name
English Core
(42 Students)
Rajat Kalra
Sirali Chandolia
Aditya Madan
Aman Jain
Apporva Malik
Dhruv Khurana
Himani Sharma
Raghav Agarwala
Sunidhi Gupta
Aarushi Khurana
Anirudh Gandhi
Anmol Goyal
Brahmleen Kaur Dua
Deepali Dua
Dhriti Varma
Harneet Kaur Bhatia
Hitaishi Grover
Neha Gosain
Stuti Gupta
Radhika Arora
Umang Jain
Marks
95
S.No.
Subject
Name
Marks
11
English Core
(42 Students)
Shivam Chugh
Shreya Maggu
Anubhav Sadana
Dishant Gupta
Garvit Arya
Himanshu Seth
95
12
Physics
Nitish Goel
95
13
French
Prashansa Taneja
94
14
Painting
Khyati Malik
92
15
History
Prashansa Taneja
90
16
Hindi Elec
Soni Chaudhary
85
17
Sanskrit
Suraj Soni
66
Students scoring above 90% in Aggregate in Class XII (2011-12)
S.No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Name
Raghav Agarwala
Shivam Chugh
Neha Gosain
Aarushi Khurana
Nitish Goel
Dhriti Varma
Harneet Kaur Bhatia
Sunidhi Gupta
Brahmleen Kaur Dua
Deepali Dua
Kajal Khatwani
Rakshit Guliani
Dhruv Chandwani
Divya Jhanjee
Sagar Arora
Surbhi Vijay
Siddharth Bansal
Shrey Garg
Kritika Arora
Arushi Jain
Percent Marks
96.40
96.00
95.80
95.60
95.40
95.40
95.40
95.00
95.00
95.00
94.80
94.60
94.60
94.40
94.40
94.40
94.20
94.20
94.00
93.80
Students scoring above 90% in Aggregate in Class XII (2011-12)
S.No.
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Name
Prashansa Taneja
Himanshu Seth
Anshul Aggarwal
Lakshay Tutlani
Anirudh Gandhi
Pragya Chawla
Vibhor Arora
Dhruv Khurana
Mehal Aggarwal
Monica Bhutani
Garvit Arya
Tripti Jain
Anubhav Sadana
Anmol Goyal
Fatima Rashid
Rheaa Maheswari
Garima Mitra
Shubham Garg
Anmol Mahajan
Percent Marks
93.60
93.60
93.60
93.40
93.40
92.80
92.40
92.20
92.00
92.00
91.60
91.40
91.40
91.20
91.20
90.60
90.60
90.20
90.00
Following students were awarded Merit certificates by CBSE
for figuring in top 0.1% merit list:
S.No. Subject
Name
1
Accountancy
Siddharth Bansal
2
Business Studies
Raghav Agarwal
Rakshit Guliani
Dhriti Varma
Shivam Chugh
Neha Gosain
3
Engineering Graphics
Divya Jhanjee
Kajal Khatwani
Lakshay Tutlani
Rhea Maheswari
4
Psychology
Sushmita Karmakar
Students figuring in top 0.1% merit list:
DHRITI VERMA
Business Studies
RHEA MAHESWARI
Engg Graphics
NEHA GOSAIN
Business Studies
DIVYA JHANJEE
Engg Graphics
SUSHMITA KARMAKAR
Psychology
LAKSHAY TUTLANI
Engg Graphics
KAJAL KHATWANI
Engg Graphics
Curricular & Co-Curricular Activities
“Everyone has inside of him a piece of good news. The
good news is that you don’t know that how great you can
be… What you can accomplish! And what your potential is!”
- Anne Frank
The school looks at each learner as a unique ‘whole person’
with inherent genius, special capabilities and unlimited
potential. By providing a conducive and encouraging
environment the learners are mentored to participate in a
variety of intra and inter school activities/competitions.
These help them not only to showcase their talents, hone
their skills but these also entail opportunities that lead to
multi-dimensional growth of their physical, social
intellectual and spiritual being.
Outlined below are some of the outstanding achievements of our students in
various INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
Recitation, Debate, Declamation & Discussion
1. Pooja Moitra and Alisha Sachdev of class XII got the third position in English Play Discussion
organized by BBPS, Brij Vihar.
2. St. Thomas School held English Debate competition. Prachi Pal of class XI got a Special
Mention for her performance.
3. In the Talk Show held in our school, Tejasvi Mittal and Risbabh Sobti of class VIII & X
respectively were awarded the first position.
4. Riya Gupta of class VIII and Aastha Gupta of class X won the first and second position
respectively in the German Poetry Recitation Competition held in our school.
5. Apoorva Sarna and Rishabh Sobti of class X scored the second position in French Debate
organized by BBPS, Rohini.
6. BBPS, Noida organized English Elocution Contest.
Gazal Garg of class XI won the second position.
7. Akansha Shrivastava of class XI got the third
position in the Declamation Competition held at Air
Force Bal Bharati School.
8. Darbarilal DAV Model School hosted Words Verse.
Garv Sharma of class V bagged the first position.
PULSE 2012 – INTER SCHOOL EVENT
GERMAN POETRY RECITATION
9. Aadya Ahuja of class XI was awarded the
Consolation prize in Geo-Talk hosted by
City Montessori School, Lucknow.
10. In the English Debate held at City
Montessori School, Lucknow, Prachi Pal
of class XI got Honourable Mention
Award.
11. Samvir Singh of PS B won the third
position in the English Poetry Recitation
competition organized by Guru Teg
Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School.
12. Inter school debate, “Road Ahead to a
Safer City – Road Safety Awareness Vs.
Prosecution” was organised by Delhi
Police, at Teen Murti Bhawan. Ashna
Mahendru and Geetanjali Gakhar of class
VIII participated. Geetanjali Gakhar won
the second prize in her speech against
the motion.
Creative Writing
1. In the competition, Sanskrit Vigyapan Nirman organized by BBPS, Pitampura, our team
consisting of Anhadpreet Singh, Riya Khanna, Ishan Juneja, Khushboo Gupta, Pearl
Khurana & Geetanjali Gakhar of Class VIII won the third position.
2. The school organized Create a Folder for a Social Cause competition. Shruti Manna and
Sheetal Rajput of class VIII got the second position.
Quiz & Olympiads
1. In the Quiz Competition held in S.D. Public School, Kartik Pratap Singh, Abhinav Narayan
of class VIII and Ayush Mishra of class VII bagged the first position.
2. Salwan Public School, Mayur Vihar organized a Commerce Competition. Paras Mahajan,
Gazal Garg, Shubhankar Behl and Akshita Harzai of class XI were awarded the first
position.
3. Abhishek Singhal and Saloni Gupta of class XII won the first prize in the Science Quiz held
at City Montessori School, Lucknow.
4. Palak Khattar, Utkarsh Gupta and Tanuja Khattar of class IX scored the second position in
the Geography Olympiad hosted by City Montessori School, Lucknow.
5. The 12th National Cyber Olympiad was organized by Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) in
the school in September 2012. Following are the students with outstanding results:
S No
Name of the student
Class &
Section
City Rank
State Rank
1
Anupriya Prakash
II B
44
44
International
Rank
86
2
Divyajot Singh
II B
47
47
90
3
Nimit Aggarwal
II H
48
48
91
4
Aarav Garg
II A
60
60
112
5
Parul Varandani
II A
66
66
120
6
Palash Chauhan
II C
81
81
152
S No
Name of the student
Class &
Section
City Rank
State Rank
7
Kanishka
III H
2
2
International
Rank
6
8
Sehar Narang
III A
13
13
27
9
III B
14
14
29
10
Manan Sehgal
Shashaank
Viswanathan
III F
14
14
29
11
Diya Gupta
III F
23
23
44
12
Samarth Mahajan
III F
23
23
44
13
Ishita Gupta
III A
24
24
45
14
Ashutosh Kumar
III G
29
29
53
15
Aditya Moza
III E
50
50
82
16
Anshul Saxena
III A
51
51
83
17
Saniya Virmani
III G
51
51
83
18
Mohit Mahapatra
III D
54
54
88
19
Mohd Yuman
III E
59
59
94
20
Poorav Dhingra
III B
60
60
95
21
Animesh Sarkar
III H
62
62
98
22
Aviral Gupta
III F
68
68
109
S No
Name of the student
Class &
Section
City Rank
State Rank
23
Shashwat Goel
III B
76
76
International
Rank
118
24
Tanmay Chopra
III C
79
79
122
25
Sanskriti Mehta
III G
88
88
138
26
Syana Rajvanshi
III G
96
96
148
27
Tishya Nangia
III D
96
96
148
28
Manbhav Sugla
III B
97
97
149
29
Arpit Jain
III D
97
97
149
30
Sarthak Gupta
IV D
30
30
67
31
Shivansh Gupta
IV F
38
38
82
32
Yashika Mehta
IV E
57
57
109
33
Aditya Dutt
IV B
77
77
141
34
Aditya Gupta
IV G
81
81
147
35
Aditi Gulati
IV A
99
99
174
36
Saksham Mishra
IV D
100
100
175
37
Utkarsh Pal
VC
43
43
116
S No
Name of the student
Class &
Section
City Rank
State Rank
38
Ujjwal Gupta
VG
74
74
International
Rank
187
39
Lovenya Jain
VG
82
82
199
40
Ishaan Kumar
VH
93
93
222
41
Rohit Gosain
VI B
78
78
244
42
Chahat Jain
VII A
45
45
220
43
Shubham Manna
VII B
81
81
308
6. One hundred and twenty seven students from the Senior department and 215 students
from Primary department, PR campus participated in International English Olympiad
(IEO) organized by Science Olympiad Foundation in collaboration with British Council.
Following students showed outstanding performance in the competition
S No
Name of the Student
Class
State Rank
International Rank
1
2
Poorav Dhingra
III
18
471
R. Rohan
IX
204
2547
3
Sakshi Duggal
IX
409
5222
4
Lakshay Barala
IX
417
5378
5
Aarushi Goel
X
35
264
S No
Name of the Student
Class
State Rank
International Rank
6.
Tanya Yadav
X
48
377
7.
Anvita Bajaj
X
75
550
8.
Aadya Ahuja
XI
28
102
9.
Gazal Garg
XI
81
556
10.
Sanchita Jain
XI
36
179
11.
Agrim Gupta
XII
20
231
12.
Parth Khantal
XII
32
431
13.
Gunjan Rai
XII
38
509
Dramatics, Dramatization & Fancy Dress
1. In Hindi Character Dramatization organized by BBPS, Brij Vihar, Guraksh Kaur and
Aakarsh Aryan of class VIII and X respectively won the first position; and in English
Character Dramatization, Aashna Mahendru of class VIII bagged the first position.
2. Our team of ten students scored the first position in Rhyme Dramatization organized by
BBPS, Brij Vihar.
3. Poorav Dhingra of class III was awarded the first position in Fancy Dress Competition
held in Darbari Lal DAV School.
4. In Character Dramatization held in our school, Kartik
Pratap Singh and Geetanjali Gakhar of class VIII won the
second place.
5. Shreya Aggarwal, Muskaan Mehta and Ishan Juneja of
class VIII bagged the first place in Personification of a
Monument organized by our school.
6. Tushita Srivastava of class VI scored the first position in
Sanskrit Charitra Abhinay held in the school.
7. Apeejay School, Sainik Vihar organized a Street Play
competition. Our team consisting of Divya Goel, Aakriti
Saxena, Apoorva Sarna, Nitish Rai Parwani, Mehak
Mahajan, Aakarsh Aryan and Dharmeet of class X besides
Shivam Gakhar and Paritosh Pandey of class XI & XII
respectively was awarded the first position.
8. In the Jouez La Scene organized as a part of French
competition by BBPS, Dwarka, our team consisting of
Muskan Mehta, Aayush Malhotra, Tejasvi Mittal and Drishti
Gupta of class VIII won the second position.
9. Hema Gupta of class II bagged the first position in the
Fancy Dress competition organized by Vaishya Mitr
Mandal Group of Karol Bagh.
PULSE 2012 – INTER SCHOOL
CHARACTER DRAMATIZATION
Music & Dance
1.
Our team consisting of 12 students got the second position in the Contemporary Dance
Competition organized by BBPS, Pitampura.
2.
In the Classical Fusion Competition held in BBPS, Brij Vihar our team of 9 students
bagged the first position.
3.
Rendition - A Classical Fusion Competition was organized by our school. Tanmay
Majumdar, Shivani Behl, Sushant Gaba of class X; Shashwat Iyer, Bishwajeet Bera,
Abhinav Aggarwal, Shagun Shrivastav and Aditya Roy of class XI and Rachita Nayyar of
class XII won the second position.
4.
Gandhi Peace Foundation organized the Sneh Bharati – Instrumental Music competition.
Radhika Sharma of class IX, Indraneel Gharai of class X and Mridul Bhasin of class X got
the consolation, first and second prize respectively.
5.
In Footloose (Choreography) organized by City Montessori School, Lucknow, Aashna
Mahendru, Sanaya Mahajan, Jia Dhawan, Gitanjali Gakhar and Dhriti Atri of class VIII got
the consolation prize.
Projects & Presentations
1. Utkarsh Gupta and Ishant Dhamija of class IX got the third position in the competition
Young Builders organized by BBPS, Pitampura.
2. In Face to Face competition hosted by BBPS, Brij Vihar, Aadya Ahuja, Prachi Pal and
Aditi Gupta of class XI bagged the first position.
3. BBPS, Brij Vihar held Cooking Delight competition. Shreya Aggarwal and Aarushi Goel
of class X scored the first position.
4. Robin Rai of class VIII got the third position in Book Jacket Designing competition
organized by BBPS, Brij Vihar.
5. BBPS, Dwarka organized Tech-Quest. Udit Vaish and Raghav Mittal of class IX and X
respectively got the second position.
6. Radhika Bansal and Sanaya Mahajan of class VIII won the first position in Cover Design
Competition organized in the school.
7. Manpreet Kaur and Manav Seedhur of class V; and Mohak Bansal and Rishabh Sobti of
class X got the third position in their respective categories, in Movie Making
competition organized by BBPS, Brij Vihar
8. In the Hindi Vigyapan competition organized by our school, Aashna Mahendru,
Devansh Baja, Muskan Mehta and Geetanjali Gakhar of class VIII and Sai Vignesh of
class VI won the first position.
9. BBPS, Brij Vihar organized a Science Competition, Quest. Abhishek Khanna and
Akshay Kumar Gupta of class XII got a consolation prize.
10. Khushboo Gupta and Riya Khanna of class VIII were awarded the second position in
Kabaad Se Jugaad hosted by BBPS, Brij Vihar.
11. In the Code X-X Competition conducted by Air Force Golden Jubilee School, Akshay Kumar
Gupta of class XII bagged the first position.
12. Utkarsh Gupta and Tanya Khattar of class IX got the second position in Model Display held
in City Montessori School, Lucknow.
13. Modern School, Barakhamba held the competition, Mnemonics, Ayushi Gaur and Dilgrace
Kaur of class XI were awarded the first prize.
14. Akshay Kumar Gupta of class XII won the second position in Tech-Tonik conducted by St.
Xavier’s Sr. Sec. School.
15. In the AD Act organized by Air Force Bal Bharati,
Dilgrace Kaur, Ayushi Gaur, Havisha Khurana, Nishita
Gulyani, Shivam Gakhar of class XI and Paritosh
Pandey of class XII scored the second place.
16. Salwan Public School organized Kabaad Se Jugaad
competition. Mahima Garg of class V got second
position.
17. In the competition, D-Eye organized by Ramjas School,
Kashish Goel of class XI won the second position.
18. BBPS, Dwarka held ‘French Competition.’ In Conniving
Insignia Logo and Motto Making on Globalization,
Arunita Bansal of class VII was awarded the second
position.
PULSE 2012 – WINNER
SANSKRIT CHARITRA ABHINAY
Mathematical Skills
1. Piyush Sharma and Lovenya Jain of class V got the third position in Ladder of Tangram
competition organized by BBPS, Pitampura.
2. In Fashion Goes Mathematical competition conducted by our school, Sanaya Mahajan of
class VIII bagged the first position.
3. Rukmani Devi Public School organized Ganit Utsav. In the PowerPoint Presentation, Pranav
Handa and Sukjot Singh of class VIII got the fourth position.
4. In a Presentation on Renowned Mathematician hosted by Sadhu Vaswani International
School, Sukhjot Pahwa and Guraksh Kaur of class VIII were awarded the third place.
5. Bhattacharyya Arkamitra Ranjan of class V was awarded Certificate of Appreciation for his
excellent performance in All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination.
6. Tejas Gulati of class III participated in Brain Gym Abacus Championship 2012-13 organised
by The Pioneer Arts Education Society, ND. Tejas won the 2nd Runners up position.
7. Aditya Sharma and Saniya Virmani of class III won the 2nd Runners up Trophy and the 3rd
Runners up position respectively in the 7th State Level UC MAS Abacus & Mental Arithmetic
Competition organized by Abacus Educational Services Pvt. Ltd. & UC Mas (India) Pvt. Ltd.
at St. Colombas’ School, New Delhi.
8. Aaditya Sharma of class III participated in 12th All India UCMAS Abacus & Mental
Arithmetic Competition 2012 organized by UCMAS (India) Pvt. Ltd. at Chennai Trade Centre,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu. He won 3rd Runners up position in the order of merit.
Painting, Art & Craft
1. BBPS, Dwarka held Jewellery Designing competition. Mahima Takkar, Mahima Garg,
Aarushi Garg and Mishika Bansal of class V won the second position.
2. Subah Kapoor of class IX got the second position in Wall Hanging Craft competition
hosted by BBPS, Dwarka.
3. In the Scroll Making competition organized by BBPS, Dwarka. Sanchi Khanna, Ayushi
Juneja, Anjali Chowdhary and Niyati Joshi of class XI were awarded the third
position.
4. Queen Mary’s School hosted Poster Making competition. In their respective
categories, Varun Sharma and Shruti Manna of class VIII got the consolation prize;
Abhinav Rao of class X and Lakshay Ahooja of class XI won the third and first
position, respectively.
5. Somya Rout of class V got the second position in On-the-Spot Painting competition
organized by Salwan Public School.
6. Bhagwati Devi Shishu Bharati Public School hosted On-the-Spot Art competition.
Sukriti Shrivastva and Prisha Choithramani of class I won the first and second
position respectively while Pratham Singhal and Mahima Garg of class V were
awarded the first position and consolation prize respectively.
7. Ananya Chaturvedi of class III bagged the first prize in the Children’s Painting
competition organized by Dalmia Bharat Enterprises.
8. In
the
Dart-E-Art
competition
organized by Manav Sthali School,
Lakshay Ahooja of class XI won the
first position.
9. Ananya Chaturvedi of class III
participated in Children’s Painting
Competition organized by Dalmia
Bharat
Enterprises,
Barakhamba
Road, Delhi. Ananya won the 1st
Position in Category-B.
10. Holy Child Public School organized
On-the-Spot Painting Competition.
Shruti Manna and Muskan Mehta of
class VIII got the consolation prize.
PULSE 2012 – WINNERS
COVER DESIGN COMPETITION
11. Aditya Raj and Rohit Rai of class V won the first prize in Pop Art-3 Dimensional Collage
Competition hosted by City Montessori School, Lucknow.
12. In the competition, Paint a Mask organized by our school, Aadya Ahuja & Lakshay
Ahooja of class XI and Vibhor Gupta of class XII bagged the first position.
13. All India Camel Color Contest was organized by Camlin Ltd. The students who were
awarded Certificates of merit are given below:
Results of All India Camel Color Contest …
S. No.
Name of the student
Class
1
Posika Aggarwal
PP E
2
Neil Chhabra
PP E
3
Bhavi Bansal
PP I
4
Nandani Jain
PP L
5
Aradhaya Bhasin
PP G
6
Kriti Yadav
PP L
7
Mankeerat Kaur
PP D
8
Ayaan Anand
PS C
9
Rohan Khandelwal
PS C
10
Vani Gupta
PP J
11
Sanat Gupta
PP K
12
Shiksha Attri
PP A
S. No.
Name of the student
Class
13
Garv Sethi
PP K
14
Saksham Behl
PP B
15
Arshi Malhotra
PS D
16
Sukriti Srivastava
IB
17
Jyoti Goyal
IC
18
Shreshth Singhal
IF
19
Aditi Pal
II H
20
Laksh Khurana
II H
21
Chahal Jain
II H
22
Saniya Virmani
III G
23
Poorav Dhingra
III B
24
Suhani Grover
III E
25
Soumya Panda
III E
26
Syna Rajvanshi
III C
S. No.
Class
Name of the student
27
Lavanya Gupta
III B
28
Yatika Sehgal
III C
29
Saumya Garg
III F
30
Suhani Garg
III F
14. All India Camel Color Contest at state level was hosted by Camlin Ltd. Mumbai.
Following was the outstanding performance of students:Name of the Participants
Group A
Aradhya Bhasin (PP G)
Result/ Position
I
Nandini Jain (PP L)
Appreciation
Sanat Gupta (PP K)
Appreciation
Group C
Saumya Garg (III F)
Appreciation
PULSE 2012 – INTER SCHOOL EVENT
PAINT A MASK COMPETITION
WINNERS ALL THE WAY…
“A winner is someone who recognizes his God given talents,
works his tail off to develop them into skills and uses these
skills to accomplish his goals”
— Larry Bird
Working consistently towards achieving perfection, our
students’ outstanding performance won laurels and accolades
for the school as well.
In the Inter School Competition, EXPRESSION 2012 hosted by
BBPS, Brij Vihar, our school won the Overall Trophy. We also
scored the highest in the Book Week, PULSE 2012 organized
by our school, but being the hosts, the Overall Trophy was
passed on to the school with the second highest score. In the
international Inter School competitions, GEOFEST and
EUREKA INTERNATIONAL, hosted by City Montessori School,
Lucknow, our school was honoured with the Most Cooperative
Team Award and Most Enterprising Team Award respectively.
SPORTS
“Sports teaches us to how to lose, but it also teaches us how not to
be a loser.”
— Anonymous
The domain of sports has the vast potential to “better” the game of life itself.
Besides promoting physical fitness, it lays importance on healthy lifestyle
and helps in developing social skills. Sports play a pivotal role in instilling
among our impressionable learners values that would hold them in good
stead throughout their lives, such as, discipline, perseverance, team spirit,
sportsmanship etc.
Undoubtedly then, Sports is an integral part of the life of each Bal Bharatian.
At school, each learner is expected to play at least two games; should be
able to swim and cycle; and also achieve the minimum Physical Fitness
programme that has been formulated for the learners. Besides, a
comprehensive record of Medical and Fitness status each, of students is
regularly maintained and communicated to the parents. It is hoped that these
efforts would motivate our students to maintain healthy life style throughout.
The success of our students in Sports bears testimony to the school’s
endeavours in encouraging sporting talent as well as our students’
indomitable will and skill to win…
Sports
ATHLETICS
Event & Organiser
Date
10th Central Delhi District
Athletic Championship at
Ramjas Sports Complex, West
Patel Nagar
60m
9.10.12
Name of the participants
Category
Result/ Position
Kush Aggarwal (VI B)
U-12
I
Shot Put
Anushka Dogra (VI E)
Jayant Rao (VIII B)
Prashansa Sharma (VIII D)
Sarthak Ahuja (X A)
U-12
U-14
U-16
U-16
I
II
IIII
II
Long Jump
Archit Rehani (VIII D)
Divya Chakarwarti (VIII C)
Saksham Kaushik (X F)
U-14
U-16
U-16
I
I
I
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
Zonal Athletic Meet at D I Khan
School, Rajinder Nagar
15.10.12
&
16.10.12
Category
Result/
Position
100m
Archita Rehani (VIII D)
U-14
III
1500m
400m
3000m
Shot Put
Nikita Rai (XII F)
Vyakhya (VII A)
Nikita Rai (XII F)
Anshika Dogra (VI E)
Nandini Rao (VII C)
Simran Bahl (X E)
Natasha Lall (XI E)
Hemanya Chandhok (XI E)
Muskan Gupta (VIII D)
Rupal Jain (VIII D)
Komal Vohra (XII C)`
U-19
U-14
U-19
U-14
U-14
U-17
U-19
U-19
U-14
U-14
U-14
U-14
U-14
U-19
U-14
I
I
III
III
I
I
I
II
I
III
I
I
II
III
I
Natasha Lall (XI E)
Nikita Chawla (XII A)
Hema Harplani (XII A)
Pritika Chugh (XII B)
Vyakhya (VII A)
Nandini Rao (VII C)
Aditi Rathore (VII F)
Nandini Rao (VII C)
Natasha Lall (XI E)
Anshika Dogra (VI E)
U-19
II
U-14
II
U-14
U-19
U-14
I
I
II
Long Jump
High Jump
Triple Jump
4*100m Relay
Discus Throw
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
Zonal Athletic Meet at D I
Khan School, Rajinder Nagar
17.10.12
&
18.10.12
Shot Put
Long Jump
High Jump
Discus Throw
100m
400m
4*100m Relay
Jayant Rao (VIII B)
Aashish Bali (VIII A)
Vineet Dabas (X F)
Varun Sharma (VIII A)
Prabhav Gupta (VIII E)
Anweshak Tajendra (XI G)
Arindam Malik (XI D)
Anweshak Tajendra (XI G)
Pranav Saluja (XI C)
Harkirat Singh (XII A)
Arindam Malik (XI D)
Category
Result/
Position
U-14
U-14
U-17
U-14
U-14
U-19
U-19
U-19
I
I
III
III
II
II
III
III
BBPSGR Won the Sub Junior Girls Championship. Senior Girls won the Runners-up Championship
Sports
Event & Organiser
6th All India Inter-Unit Bal
Bharati Sports Meet 2012
BBPS: Brij Vihar & Noida
Shot Put (Boys)
Date
Category
Result/
Position
17.10.12
To
19.10.12
Sarthak Ahuja (X A)
Nishant Gupta (X D)
I
IV
Simran Bahl (X E)
III
I
III
IV
II
Shot Put (Girls)
High Jump (Boys)
High Jump (Girls)
Long Jump
Till Class X
(Juniors)
Triple Jump
400m
4*100m Relay
III
Aditya Khari (X C)
III
Aditya Khari (X C)
IV
Parth Dwivedi (X G)
Vansh Chadha (X H)
Hrithik Arora (X H)
BBPSGR won the Runners-up trophy in Athletics Boys category. Saksham Kaushik (X F) was declared the Best Athlete
(Boy).
10th National Inter District Sub
Junior Athletic Meet at Haridwar
3.11.12
to
5.11.12
Archita Rehmani (VIII D)
Sarthak Ahuja (X A)
U-16
High Jump
Participated
9th
10th
(All India Ranking)
Sports
Archery
Event & Organiser
Date
XXXIII Sub-Junior National
Archery Championship at
Bangalore
15.01.13
to
20.01.13
Nishant Gupta (XII F)
Category
Result/ Position
U-17
Participated
Badminton
Event & Organiser
Date
1st Bal Bharati Inter Unit
Badminton Competition at Bal
Bharati Public School, GRH
Marg
Badminton Zonal
Competitions at BBPS,GR
16.4.12
to
20.4.12
Badminton Zonal
Competitions at BBPSGR
6th All India Inter Unit Bal
Bharati Sports Meet 2012 at
16.08.12
to
18.08.12
22.08.12
to
25.08.12
17.10.12
to
19.10.12
Mrinal Anand (IV A)
Aditya Naulakha (V E)
Ishan Kakkar (V E)
Mayank Garg (V H)
Sub Junior Boys Team
Junior Boys Team
Senior Boys Team
Sub Junior Girls Team
Junior Girls Team
Boys Team
BBPS INTER UNIT (PRIMARY DEPT)
AT BBPS, GRH MARG
BADMINTON ZONALS AT BBPS,
GRH MARG
Category
Result/ Position
U-10
II
U-14
U-17
U-19
U-14
U-17
III
I
I
I
I
Till
Class-X
(Junior)
II
Sports
Basket Ball
Event & Organiser
Date
Category
Result/ Position
Bal Bharati NCR Inter Unit
23.4.12
Junior Girls Team
U-10
Winners
Basketball Championship
to
Junior Boys Team
U-10
II
(Primary) at BBPS, PR Campus
27.4.12
st
23.4.12
Senior Boys Team
U-19
Reached upto
1 NPSC Basketball
Tournament at Springdales
to
semi finals
School, Pusa Road, Delhi
01.5.12
6.5.12
39th National Basketball
Abhishek (VII E)
U-13
Reached upto
Championship at Angel
to
Rajdeep Lamba (IX A)
Quarter finals
Charities, Verna, Goa
12.5.12
(Represented Delhi Team)
Basketball Zonal Competition
27.08.12
U-14
III
at J D Tytler, New Rajinder
to
Nagar
30.08.12
Basketball Zonal Competition
29.08.12
U-14
I
at Faith Academy, Prasad
to
Senior Girls Team
U-19
III
Nagar
1.09.12
Ramjas Inter School Basketball
15.10.12
Boys Team
U-10
II
Tournament at Ramjas, R K
to
Puram
19.10.12
th
17.10.12
Boys Team (Juniors)
Till Class-X
II
6 All India Inter Unit Bal
to
Girls Team (Juniors)
Till Class-X
III
19.10.12
Abhishek Sharma of Class VII-E was declared best Basketball Player in Boys Team
Sports
Chess
Event & Organiser
Delhi Administration Chess
Tournament at Chhatarsal
Stadium
National Chess Schools’
Championship 2012 organised
by Delhi Chess Association at
Ludlow Castle, Delhi
Inter Zonal Chess Tournament
organised by Sports Branch
Government of NCT, Delhi held
at Chhatarsaal Stadium, Delhi
Date
25.07.12
to
29.07.12
27.10.12
to
29.10.12
4.12.12
to
6.12.12
Category
Result/ Position
U-17
Rank 7th
Rishit Arora (VI A)
U-13 Open
Participated
Rishit Arora (VI A)
U-13
Ranked 23
(Out of 90
Participants)
Shubham Jain (IX G)
NATIONAL SCHOOL CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
2012 - RISHIT ARORA (VI A)
Sports
Cricket
Event & Organiser
Date
Inter Zonal Cricket Tournament
at Bharat Nagar, Delhi
17.11.12
to
23.11.12
25.12.12
to
31.12.12
30.12.12
School Nationals at Wankhade
Stadium, Mumbai
Category
Result/ Position
Rohan Kalra (XII C)
Hardik Sachdeva (XII E)
Chaitanya Aneja (XII G)
U-19
Winners
Chaitanya Aneja (XII G)
(Represented Delhi)
U-19
III
Gaurav Ahuja (V A)
U-12
Winners
1st Swasthik Inter School
Cricket Tournament 2012.
Rohit Rai (V D)
Finals held at Mata Jai Kaur
School, Ashok Vihar
Rohit Rai was declared the Man of the Match and Gaurav Ahuja was declared the Best Bowler
SCHOOL NATIONALS AT WANKHADE STADIUM, MUMBAI
Swasthik Inter School Cricket Tournament 2012
Sports
Football
Event & Organiser
IInd ASN Yamuna Wealth Inter
School Games and Culture by
ASN School, Mayur Vihar
Date
26.11.12
to
30.11.12
Category
Result/ Position
U-14
III
Sports
Gymnastics
Event & Organiser
10th Zonal Gymnastics
Championship at S B
Vidyalya, Subhash Nagar
Date
7.09.12
to
9.09.12
Category
Rhythmic Girls
U-16
Shreya Sharma (IX E )
U-16
Shivani Sharma (VI F)
U-14
Artistic Boys
Pratham Pande (IX A)
Rhythmic Girls Team U-16 secured Overall Second position
Nov 2012 Pratham Pandey (IX A)
U-14
Swabhiman Sports
Floor
Festival, Rohini Sports
Exercise
Complex, New Delhi
U-12
Delhi State Gymnastics at
19.12.12 Shivani Sharma (VI F)
Rhythmic
IG Stadium, Delhi
to
Free
22.12.12
Hand
Result/
Position
Silver
Bronze
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Sports
Hockey
Event & Organiser
Roller Skating Hockey
Championship at Delhi
Public School, Palwal
Date
9.09.12
Uday Malhotra(II H)
Category
Sub
Junior
Result/
Position
Gold
Judo
Event & Organiser
Date
2nd Baba Gang Nath Judo
Championship at Munirka
Club, Delhi
19.4.12
to
22.4.12
CBSE Cluster North Zone 1
at Ishwar Singh Senior
Secondary School,
Chandigarh
Inter Zonal Judo
Championship at Chhatrsal
Stadium, Model Town, Delhi
27.09.12
to
30.09.12
19.11.12
to
21.11.12
Himarika Gupta (VII B)
Pritinder Kaur (VII B)
Kanica Btara (VIII B)
Shubham Jain (VIII D)
Jaswant Singh (VIII H)
Anchal Khanna (XI C)
Vaishali (XII C)
Hemanika Gupta (VII B)
Pratinder Kaur (VII B)
Kanika Batra (VIII B)
Vaishali Malhotra (XII G)
Vaishali Malhotrra (XII G)
Category
U-14
U-14
U-14
U-14
U-14
U-17
U-19
Under35 Kg
Under40 Kg
Under45 Kg
U-19
U-19
Result/
Position
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Gold
Gold
Bronze
Sports
Event & Organiser
IInd ASN Yamuna Wealth
Inter School Games and
Culture organised by ASN
School, Mayur Vihar
Date
Category
35Kg
Pritender Kaur (VII B)
40Kg
45 Kg
Open
Team won Overall Championship under 14
CBSE Judo Nationals at
3.12.12
35Kg
Dehradun
to
40Kg
7.12.12
45 Kg
Open
Delhi State Championship at
18.12.12
35Kg
Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium
to
40Kg
21.12.12
Navya Gupta (IV E)
U-10
Open
Children Judo Championship
22.03.13
40 Kg
and Team Judo
to
44 Kg
Championship 2013 at
27.03.13
Singapore
IInd ASN Yamuna Wealth Inter School Games and
Cultural Fest – Judo (Pritender Kaur -VII B)
26.11.12
to
30.11.12
Result/
Position
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Gold
Silver
Sports
Mass P.T Zonals
Event & Organiser
Mass PT Zonals at
Sarvodhya Kanya
Vidyalya, Delhi
Date
21.12.12
Boys Team
Girls Team
(Each Team
students)
Category
-
had
Result/
Position
II
II
33
Roll Ball
Event & Organiser
58TH National School
Games at Balewadi,
Maharashtra
Date
Category
3.01.13
to
6.01.13
Tanishq Khandelwal (VII D)
Prakhar Khandelwal(VIII D)
U-19
U-19
Result/
Position
Participated
Sports
Skating
Event & Organiser
Date
39th Delhi State Open Roller
Sports Championship at
RSKP, Pitampura, Delhi
Inter School Skating
Championship at Hari Nagar
Sports Complex, Delhi
Open Speed Skating
Championship at
Panchkula,Haryana
L B Shastri Memorial Roller
Sports Skating
Championship at Yamuna
12.4.12
to
15.4.12
21.4.12
39TH DELHI STATE OPEN ROLLER
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP
ARHAM GOEL, IV H
28.5.12 &
27.5.12
23.6.12
&
24.6.12
Name of the
participants
Arham Goel (IV H)
Kashish Chhabra(I C)
Ananya Gupta (II F)
Manit Singh(III A)
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
Arham Goel (IV H)
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
Category
300m Quad Race
500m Quad Race
1000m Quad Race
300m Quad Race
300m Quad Race
300m Quad Race
Road Race 1
300m Inline Race
300m Quad Race
300m Quad Race
500m Quad Race
300m Inline Race
500m Inline Race
Result/
Position
Silver
Gold
Silver
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Gold
Silver
OPEN SPEED SKATING
CHAMPIONSHIP
SAI VIGNESH, VI G
Sports
Event & Organiser
Open Skating Championship
at Rohini, Delhi
Inter School Invitational Roller
Skating Championship at
Meerut
3rd Inter School Kunj Roller
Vasant Kunj
1st Inter School Roller Skating
Championship at Delhi Public
School, Palwal
CBSE North Zone Roller
Summer Fields School, Kalkaji
Date
Uday Malhotra(II H)
200m Quad Race
Result/
Position
Bronze
Uday Malhotra(II H)
200m Quad Race
300m Quad Race
Silver
Silver
31.08.12
to
2.09.12
Sai Vighnesh (VI G)
Vishank Rajendran(PPH)
9.09.12
Uday Malhotra(II H)
300m Inline Race
500m Inline Race
200m Inline Race
300m Inline Race
200m Quad Race
Gold
Gold
Bronze
Bronze
Gold
5.10.12
to
8.10.12
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
28.07.12
to
29.07.12
26.08.12
Category
300m Time Trial
Short Race
CBSE NORTH ZONE ROLLER SKATING
CHAMPIONSHIP - SAI VIGNESH
Silver
Reached
Semifinals
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
Open Delhi Roller Skating
Championship, held at Dwarka
DDA Sports Complex New
Delhi.
13.10.12
Sai Vignesh (VI-G)
Vishak
Rajendran(PP H)
Talent Sports Inter School
Roller Skating Championship,
held at Bluebells International
School, Greater Kailash, New
Delhi.
Roller Sports Championship
Olympic was held at Dwarka
Sports Complex. It was
Organised by the Delhi Skating
Academy.
14.10.12
Sai Vignesh VI (G)
Vishak Rajendran
19-10-12
Sai Vignesh
Category
Result/
Position
300m race on Inline
Skates
300m race on Quad
Skates
300m race on
adjustable Skates
500m race on Inline
Skates
500m race on
Adjustable Skates
Gold
Gold
Bronze
300m race on Inline
Skates
Bronze
OPEN DELHI STATE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 - SAI VIGHNESH AND VISHAK RAJENDRAN
Gold
Silver
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
Roller Sports Championship
Olympic was held at Dwarka
Sports Complex. It was
Organised by the Delhi
Skating Academy.
South Delhi Open Skating
Championship at Sector 9, R
K Puram, Delhi
20-10-12
3rd Tek Chand Mann
Memorial Inter School
Modern Convent School,
Sector 4, Dwarka, Delhi
27.10.12
&
28.10.12
3.11.12
Name of the
participants
Sai Vignesh
Manit Singh(III A)
Kashish Chhabra(I C)
Aanya Singh(I I)
Ananya Gupta(II F)
Aarush Gupta(III G)
Lakshay Pamnani(IV A)
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
Uday Malhotra(II H)
Category
500m race on Inline
Skates
300m Quad Race
300 m Quad Race
300m Quad Race
300 m Adjustable
300m Adjustable
Artistic
500m Inline Race
500m Quad Race
300 m Inline Race
Result/
Position
Silver
Gold
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Gold
Gold
Sai Vignesh won the Overall Champions trophy
3rd Tek Chand Mann Memorial Inter School Skating
Championship
Sports
Event & Organiser
2nd Laxmi Inter School
Open Roller Skating
Championship 2012 at
Laxmi Public School
Karkardooma, Delhi
CBSE Nationals at DAV
International School,
Amritsar
Date
9.11.12
18.11.12
to
21.11.12
Name of the
participants
Category
300 m Adjustable
Ananya Gupta(II F)
300 m Adjustable
Aarush Gupta(III G)
300 m Inline Race
Uday Malhotra(II H)
300 m Inline Race
Yash Mittal(III B)
Kashish Chhabra(I C) 300 m Quad Race
300 m Quad Race
Manit Singh(III A)
300 m Inline
Darsh Jindal(II H)
Skates
Aryan Singh(III A)
300 m Inline
Skates
Arham Goel (IV H)
300m Time Trial
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
500m race
500m Inline Race
CBSE Nationals at DAV International School, Amritsar
Arham Goel
Result/
Position
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Silver
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Silver
Silver
IV
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
9th B R Memorial National
Roller Skating
Championship at Aadarsh
Public School, C Block
Vikas Puri, Delhi
50th North Zone Roller
Skating selection for
National Championship
orgainsed by Delhi
Skating Association at
Rajiv Gandhi Khel Parisar,
Bawana, Delhi
8.12.12
&
9.12.12
21.12.12
to
24.12.12
Name of the
participants
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
9th B R Memorial National Roller Skating
Championship
Category
500m Quad Race
1000m quad Race
500m Inline Race
1000m Inline Race
Result/
Position
Gold
Gold
Silver
Silver
300m Time Trial
500m Inline Race
1000m Inline Race
Bronze
Bronze
Silver
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
Name of the
participants
Category
Result/
Position
Gold
300m Time Trial
11.01.13 Sai Vignesh (VI G)
5th Sandip Unnikrishnan
Gold
500m Inline Race
to
Memorial Skating
Silver
1000m Inline Race
13.01.13
Championship organised
by Delhi Roller Skating
Association at Rajiv
Gandhi Khel Parisar,
Bawana
Sai Vignesh won the Overall Champions trophy in 5th Sandip Unnikrishnan Memorial Skating
Championship
5th Sandip Unnikrishnan Skating Championship
Sai Vighnesh
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
50th National Speed Roller
Skating
Championship
2013 organised by Ameya
Classic Club at Yashwant
Nagar,
Virar
(West),
Mumbai
21.01.13
to
25.01.13
13th Talent Sports Inter
School Roller Skating
Championship 2013-14 at
Blue Bells International
School, Kalka Ji
03.02.13
Name of the
participants
Sai Vignesh (VI G)
Sai Vignesh (VIG)
Category
500m Inline Skate
Inline Skate Road
Race
500 m Inline Race
Result/
Position
Reached
upto
Quarter
Finals
8th
Position
out of 25
skaters
Gold
Sports
Swimming
Event & Organiser
Open Aquatic Meet at Delhi
Administration Sarvodaya
School, Mangolpuri
39th
Junior National Aquatic
Championship at Tamil Nadu
CBSE Swimming Competition
North Zone I at Yuva Shakti
Model School, Delhi
Date
27.07.12
to
31.07.12
10.08.12
to
14.08.12
2.09.12
to
4.09.12
Name of the
participants
Category
Aurushi Sapra (VI F) 50m Breast Stroke
Guraksh Kaur (VIII A) 4×50m Individual
Medley
100m Back Stroke
Guraksh Kaur (VIII A) 200 M Medley
Guraksh Kaur (VIII A) 50m Breast Stroke
Arushi Sapra (VI F)
100m Breast Stroke
50m Back Stroke
100m Back Stroke
50m Breast Stroke
200m Individual
Medley
Result/
Position
Silver
Bronze
Silver
Represented
Delhi state
Gold
Gold
Gold
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Sports
Event & Organiser
48th Delhi State Junior
Swimming Championship at
SPM Swimming Complex
Inter Zonal Aquatic Meet at
Sarvodya Co-ed Sr Sec
Vidhyalya, C-Block Mangol
Puri
CBSE Nationals at Indira
National School, Pune
Date
7.09.12
to
9.09.12
16.10.12
to
19.10.12
6.11.12
to
9.11.12
Name of the
participants
Category
200×4Free style
Relay
100×4 Medley Relay
400M Individual
Medley
200M
Individual
Medley
100m Breast Stroke
50m Breast Stroke
Gurakash Kaur
(VIIIA)
Arushi Sapra (VI F)
Arushi Sapra (VI F)
100m Breast Stroke
50m Back Stroke
100m Back Stroke
50m Breast Stroke
Result/
Position
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Bronze
I
I
I
Represented
Delhi State
Sports
Table Tennis
Event & Organiser
Date
1st Bal Bharati Inter Unit Table
Tennis Tournament (Primary) at
BBPS, Rohini
26.3.12
to
28.3.12
3rd R L Chopra Memorial Inter
School Table Tennis
Tournament at New Era Public
School, Mayapuri
Table Tennis Zonal Competition
at Manav Sthali School, New
Rajinder Nagar
24.07.12
to
27.07.12
16.08.12
to
18.08.12
Category
Result/
Position
Shruti Aggarwal (V D)
Srishty Kapoor (V D)
Suyashi Singhal (V D)
Hargun Kaur (V B)
Hemank Madan (V D)
Achint Bagga (V D)
Yogandh Gupta (V D)
Gul Mohamad (V D)
Senior Girls Team
II
Sub Junior Boys team
III
U-16
III
Junior Girls Team
Senior Girls Team
U-14
U-17
U-19
Runners up
Runners up
III
TABLE TENNIS ZONAL COMPETITION AT MANAVSTHALI SCHOOL
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
Table Tennis Zonal Competition
at Manav Sthali School, New
Rajinder Nagar
Queen Mary’s Founder Day
Table Tennis Tournament at
Model Town-III, Delhi
South West District Table
Tennis Competition at Bosco
Public School, Paschim Vihar
22.08.12
to
24.08.12
8.10.12
&
9.10.12
13.10.12
&
14.10.12
Junior Boys Team
Senior Boys Team
Junior Girls Team
Sayesha Jain (IX D)
Shruti Aggarwal (VI G)
Pragya Joshi (XII B)
Category
Result/
Position
U-14
U-17
U-19
U-17
III
II
III
I
U-14
U-16
U-19
U-12
U-19
Women
I
I
I
I
III
I
Sports
Event & Organiser
Date
17.10.12
to
19.10.12
Name of the
participants
Girls Team
Category
Till Class-X
(Juniors)
Shruti Aggarwal of Class
IInd ASN Inter School Sports
26.11.12
& Cultural Meet by ASN
to
School, Mayur Vihar
28.11.12
North Zone National Ranking
Table Tennis Tournament at
Thyagraj SportsComplex,
Delhi
Inter Zonal Table Tennis
Competition at Thyagraj
Inter Zonal Table Tennis
Competition at Thyagraj
VI G was declared Best Table Tennis Player
Shruti Aggarwal (VI G)
U-17
Sayesha Jain (IX D)
Mehak Mittal (IX F)
Divika Oswal (IX H)
26.11.12 Shruti Aggarwal (VI G )
U-14
to
1.12.12
Sayesha Jain (IX D)
U-17
12.12.12
to
13.12.12
17.12.12
to
18.12.12
Result/
Position
II
III
Represented
Delhi State
Shruti Aggarwal (VI G )
U-14
I
Sayesha Jain (IX D)
U-19
II
Sports
Taekwondo
Event & Organiser
Date
24th Delhi Jeet Kune Do
Association Championship at
Talkatora Indoor Stadium, Delhi
8th Late Sh. Rajiv Gandhi Memorial
Gold Cup: Invitational Sports Jeet
Kune Do Championship at
Talkatora Stadium, Delhi
8th Independence Cup Invitational
Sports Jeet Kune-Do
Championship at Talkatora Indoor
Stadium
Open Delhi State Taekwondo at
Dada Devta Hall, Lawerance Road
25th National Jeet Kune Do
Championship at Indira Gandhi
Indoor Stadium, Delhi
8th Sub Junior IFF Taekwondo
Championship 2012 at Talkatora
Stadium, Delhi
24th Delhi State ITF Taekwondo
Championship 2012 at Tayagraj
Stadium, New Delhi
Vth Kanta Vaid Memorial Inter
Academy Karate Championship
2012 at
Golden Moments,Delhi
Ist Open Delhi State Jeet Kune-Do
Championship at Manav Sthali
Rajinder Nagar,Delhi
7.5.12
Category
Result/ Position
Harshit Malhotra(III A)
Shashwat Gupta(III B)
Below 25kg
Below 33kg
Gold
Gold
12.5.12
Pranav Sachdeva(III C)
Below 25kg
Gold
8.08.12
Ojas Hasanwal (I B)
Below 25kg
Gold
7.10.12
Harshit Malhotra (III A)
Arham Jain (PS C)
Harshit Malhotra(III A)
Below 25kg
14 to 18 Kg
Below 25 Kg
Below 25 Kg
Gold
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Purab Seth(I E)
Below 25 kg
Gold
Kartikeya Sharma(III C)
Below 25 Kg
Gold
Arav Garg(II D)
Pranav Sachdeva(III C)
Kashish Rohatgi (I C)
Below 33 Kg
Below 33 Kg
Below 30 Kg
Below 25 Kg
Below 30 Kg
Gold
Silver
Gold
Gold
Gold
Silver
26.11.12
to
27.11.12
7.12.12
to
9.12.12
7.12.12
to
9.12.12
25.12.12
27.1.13
Harshit Malhotra (III A)
Sports
Tennis
Event & Organiser
Open Tournament at
Gymkhana Club Delhi
AITA Tournament at ASN
School, Mayur Vihar
Inter School Tennis
Tournament at BBPS,GR
School Games and Culture by
ASN School, Mayur Vihar
Date
26.3.12
to
31.3.12
21.07.12
to
26.07.12
5.10.12
26.11.12
to
30.11.12
Category
Result/ Position
Nilaksh Dixit (IX F)
U-18
Winner
U-14
Senior Girls Team
Junior Girls Team
Karan Makan (XI E)
Nimesh Khandelwal (XI H)
Kunal Sachdeva (XII F)
U-19
U-16
U-14
U-19
Qualified to
Main Draw
(3 AITA Points)
I
I
Runnersup
Runners up
Sports
Throw Ball
Event & Organiser
Zonal Competition at Nutan
Marathi School, Pahar Ganj
Date
8.09.12
&
9.09.12
Junior Boys Team
Category
Result/ Position
U-14
U-17
I
III
U-14
U-17
U-19
Till Class-X
(Juniors)
II
I
I
I
U-17
Winners
Volleyball
Zonal Competition at Nutan
Marathi School, Pahar Ganj
School Games & Cultural Fest
by ASN School, Mayur Vihar
3.09.12
&
4.09.12
17.10.12
To
19.10.12
26.11.12
to
30.11.12
Junior Girls Team
Senior Girls Team
Boys Team
Junior Boys Team
Sports
SPORTS EVENTS HOSTED BY THE SCHOOL…
Invitational Table Tennis Tournament
The 2nd Inter School Table Tennis
Competition was organized from 30 April to
4 May 2012. Around 300 budding Table
Tennis players from 21 schools of Delhi &
NCR participated in the competition. The
tournament was organized on league cum
knock out basis for both Boys and Girls in
under 14 and 19 categories.
A team of qualified technical officials
headed by Mr A S Kler, Chief Referee from
Table Tennis Federation of India, ensured
smooth and fair play throughout the
tournament. The tournament concluded on
4 May 2012 with a prize distribution
ceremony that was held in the school
auditorium.
Sports
Bal Bharati Inter Unit NCR
Basketball Tournament
The school hosted the Bal Bharati Inter
Unit Basketball Tournament for Primary
Boys & Girls from 23 April to 27 April
2012 at Pusa Road Campus. The prizes
were given by the Headmistress Ms
Mamta
Malik,
(PR
Campus)
and
Headmistress Ms Anita Garg, (Middle
Department). In the category of Primary
Girls, our school was declared the
Winner and in Primary Boys, our team
won the position of the Runners up.
Sports
Bal Bharati Inter Unit Badminton Tournament
Bal Bharati Inter Unit Badminton Tournament for Primary Boys & Girls was
hosted by the school from 16 April to 20 April 2012. The Principal, Mr L V Sehgal
along with the Vice Principal and Headmistress gave away the Prizes to the
winners. In the category of Primary boys, our school was the Runners Up.
Badminton Zonal Competitions
The
Zonal
Competitions
for
Badminton were held at our school
from 16 to 18 August, 2012 for the
Boys Teams, while for the Girls
Teams, the competitions were held
from 22 to 25 August, 2012.
WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS
WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS
“Plan for the future because that is where you are going to spend the
rest of your life.”
— Mark Twain
Workshops provide exceptional learning opportunities. Using the
interactive format, they help the learners to explore topics ranging
from personal enrichment, life transition to gaining practical skills.
Taking learning beyond the bounds of curriculum, workshops also
help the students to know about the varied educational / career
opportunities available to them. So, while enriching the learning
experience, workshops also empower students to make informed
decisions regarding their future.
Workshops for Students
S.No.
Class
1
III
2
IX & X
Cyber Security
3
4
IV & V
III
Gift Box Decoration
Puppet Making
5
VI
Spell ‘O’ Fun
6
X
Non Violence
Name of workshop
Paper Bag Making
CYBER SECURITY WORKSHOP
Organized/Conducted by
The Times of India
Resource Person: Ms Sangeeta Aggarwal
Jaago Teens
Resource Person: Ms Usha Subramaniam
& Ms Leena Garg
The Hindustan Times
The Times of India
Resource Person: Ms Alka Gaba
The Times of India
Resource Person: Ms Jaishree Mehta
SOS Outreach Sant Kripal Ashram
Resource Person : Mr Surinder Oberoi
NON VIOLENCE WORKSHOP
NON VIOLENCE WORKSHOP
S.No.
Class
7
X to XII
8
I-III
9
10
IV-V
IX-XI
(5 Students)
11
XI
Flag Making
Peer Moderators’ Orientation
Course in life skills
Topic: Anger Management
Stress Management
12
III
Quilling
Name of workshop
MUN Training
Art
WORDZ - A Debating Society
Resource Person : Mr Rajat Rai
The Times of India
Resource Person:Ms Alka Gaba
HT Workshop
CBSE and Expressions India
Resource Person: Dr Jitendra Nagpal
NIE, The Times of India
Resource Person: Ms Ira Sehgal
Resource Person: Ms Reena
MUN TRAINING WORKSHOP
S.No.
Class
13
X
14
15
16
17
18
Name of workshop
Goal Setting
NIE, The Hindu
Resource Person: Ms Monika Menon
IX
Adolescent Issues
Resource Person: Ms Jaishree
I-III
Hand Hygiene Education
Lifebuoy-Hindustan Lever Ltd.
Resource Person: Mr Amarjeet Singh
III
Story Telling
Scholastic India Pvt. Ltd.
Resource Person- Mr. Sanjay Muttoo
IX-XI
Peer Moderators’ Orientation CBSE and Expressions India
Resource Person: Dr Jitendra Nagpal,
(5 Students) Course in life skills
Dr Divya Prasad
Topic: Substance Abuse
XII
Career scope for Commerce Indian Institute of Financial Markets
and Humanities
Resource Person: Mr Anubhav,
Ms Jibani
WORKSHOP ON CAREER SCOPE FOR COMMERCE AND
HUMANITIES
S.No.
Class
19
XI
20
XII
21
X
22
X
23
X
24
IV& V
25
VI-VII
26
XI
27
III
Name of workshop
Ethics in Life
Science of Spirituality SKRM outreach
Mission
Resource Person: Ms Poonam Ghai
Cracking Entrance Exams
IMS Learning Resources
Resource Person: Mr Rajesh Mishra
Non - Violence
Science of Spirituality SKRM outreach
Mission
Resource Person: Mr Surinder Oberoi
Science of Success
FIITJEE at BBPSGR
Resource Person: Mr C V Kalyan Kumar
(Director FIITJEE)
Hospitality and Tourism
Oberoi Group of Hotels
Sector as a Career Option
Resource Person: Ms Priya Aggarwal
Diya Decoration
HT Pace
Resource Person: Ms Geetu
Anger Management
Peer Moderators
Trained by Expression India & CBSE
Life Skills Programme
Educational Opportunities Educational Opportunities at University
of Bristol
Resource Person: Ms Stephanie Wood
Making of a Christmas Tree NIE
Resource Person: Ms. Alka Gaba
S.No.
Class
24
29
XII
(B, C & D)
IV& V
30
IV& V
31
III
Name of workshop
Optics
Glass Painting
Best out of Waste
Craft Workshop
BBPS Training Centre, Pitampura
Resource Person: Dr Ajoy Ghatak
HT Pace
Resource Person: Ms Sanjana
HT Pace
Resource Person: Ms Sanjana
Fevicryl Hobby Ideas, Sudharshan Park,
Delhi
Resource Person: Ms Sanjana Kumar
Workshops for Teachers
WORKSHOP FOR TEACHERS
“If we teach today, as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of
tomorrow.”
— John Dewey
Teaching is an ongoing learning process. The critical role that teachers play
in the future of the Nation and in the lives of their learners can be
determined from these words of Alexander the Great, “I am indebted to my
father for living, but to my teacher for living well.” Educators, therefore,
need to be well informed and inspired to facilitate learning and mentor
students effectively to face the real life challenges of tomorrow.
The school facilitates the participation of teaching faculty in a wide range of
workshops/seminars/in-service
training
programmes
to
enhance
the
knowledge of their subject and keep them abreast with changing paradigms
in education.
S.No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Name of the Workshop
(Subject)
Project Based Learning
with Technology
Attended by
BBPS Training Centre, Pitampura Ms S K Jain
Ms Kavita Bhatia
Resource Person:
Ms Anuradha Goel
Ms Janes A Kraurs
Ms Monisha Malik
Sabharwal
Ms Sabina Chowdhary
Life of Youth Now and
CBSE- Max Mueller Bhavan
Then
Resource Person:
Dr Walentina Schurygina
Ms Vinita Dhawan
ICT in Education
VAR IT, Hotel Leela,
Chanakyapuri
Resource Person:
Mr S Shubhande
Dealing with Indiscipline BBPS Training Center, Pitampura Ms Mamta Malik
& Behavioral Problems Resource Person:
Mr. V.S.Ravinderan
BBPS Training Centre, Pitampura Ms V R Geetha
Capacity Building
Ms S K Jain
Resource Person : Ms Rachna
Programme on CCE &
Swarup, Prof Hari Om Gupta,
Teaching of Science
Dr Sonia Ghorai &
Ms Reetu Talwar
Importance of Attitude & BBPS Training Centre, Pitampura Ms Sunita Verma
Ms Sanju Sehgal
Resource Person : Ms Rachna
Work Ethics –
Swarup, Dr Dharam Prakash &
Workshop for Maths
Dr A K Rajput
Teacher
S.No.
7
(Subject)
Word Problems in
Maths
8
‘An Unfinished CanvasEmpowerment”
9
First Aid
10
World e-book Library
11
Resorting to Basics
12
Activity Oriented
Learning of
Mathematics
13
Mind Power Games
Jodo Gyan-Pitara Fairs,Jia Sarai
Resource Person:
Ms Usha Menon
BBPS Training Centre,
Pitampura
Resource Person:
Prof H.S.Srivastava,
Dr Madhu Pant, Ms S.Mathur
Resource Person:
Dr Preeti Sachdeva
Balani Infotech Pvt. Ltd.
Resource Person: Mr Walter Kny
Resource Person: Ms Kriti
Juneja(Special Educator)
N C Jindal Public School,
Punjabi Bagh
Resource Person:
Mr Hukum Singh
Lovely Public School
14
Educomp Training
(CTS)
Bal Bharati Public School,
Ganga Ram Hospital Marg,
Attended by
Mrs. Garima Midha
Ms. Deepshikha
All Teachers
(Montessori & Primary)
Ms Rita Razdan
Primary Teachers
Ms Shalini Arora
Ms Sanju Sehgal
Ms. Archana Bindal
Ms. Nidhi Bajaj
All Teachers of Middle
Department
S.No.
15
(Subject)
Goyal Prakashan,
Practical Teaching
Strategies for Speaking Resource Person:
and Listening in English Mr Gareth Baterip
16
Theatre Workshop
(NPSC)
Khilona Theatre Group, Ramjas
School
17
Meaningful Ways of
Doing Mathematics
18
Effective Assessment
Practices
19
Effective Mentoring for
Teachers
20
Value Based Questions
for classes IX-X
21
English Workshop
XI-XII
Jodo Gyan Resource Centre
Resource Person: Ms Usha
Menon, Mr Shahji
Pitampura
Resource Person: Mr Sunddip
Panesar Nahal
Science of Spirituality SKRM
outreach Mission
Resource Person: Mr S. Oberoi
NPSC in collaboration with
CBSE at Springdales, Pusa Road
Resource Person:Mr S. Sethi
NPSC at BBPS Rohini
Resource Person:Dr Vani
Vasudevan, Dr Usha Ram
Attended by
Ms Meera Asthana
Ms Nita Nijhara
Ms. Neenu Singh
Ms Puja Ahuja
Ms Deepika Bhasin
Ms Rita Sharma
Ms. Anju Arora
Ms.Amita Gupta
Ms. Neetu Khurana
Ms Jyotsana Gulati
Ms Satinder Kaur
Ms Archna Bindal
Ms Savita Mehta
All staff members of
Middle and Senior
Department
Ms Poonam Sondhi
Ms Anjali Virmani
Ms Meera Asthana
Ms Neenu Singh
S.No.
22
(Subject)
Value Based Questions
for classes XI-XII
23
Science Teaching
Methodologies
24
Menopausal Health
Issues
25
Food & Nutrition
26
Hands on Training of
use of e-journal
(By Eumind)
27
Value in Education
Attended by
NPSC in collaboration with
Ms Kiranjeet Chugh
CBSE at Springdales, Pusa Road Ms Vaneeta Gupta
Ms Sonika Babbar
Bal Bhararti,Dwarka
Resource Person: Mr. Ashish
Aggarwal
Sant Parmanand Hospital
Resource Person: Ms Shweta
Balani,
NIE, The Times of India at India
Habitat Centre
Resource Person: Dr. Sanjeev
Begai; Ms. Ritika Samaddar
Birla Vidya Niketen, Pushpa
Vihar
Resource Person:
Mr. Ilpo Halonen
Sagar Ratna Publication at India
International Centre, Lodhi Road
Resource Person: Fr. Cedric
Prakash
Ms Neema Gaur
Ms Shivani Arora
Ms Anjali Grover
All staff members (GR &
PR Campus)
Ms Anuradha Goel
Ms. Arpita Katyal
Ms. Reetu Dawar
Ms Vandana Sharma
S.No.
(Subject)
Empowerment of
Science with
Environment Education
Pitambar Publisher at BBPSGR
Resource Person:
Ms Sangeeta Malik
29
Common Childhood
Disorders
YWCA, Connaught Place
Resource Person: Ms. G. Kaur
30
Learning with I-pads
APPLE at Crown Plaza,Gurgaon
Resource Person: Alen Benett
31
Analysis of FA Evidence CBSE
Resource Person:
Ms Sugandh Sharma
32
Maths Toolkit
Jodo Gyan, Resource Person:
Mr Shahjee, Ms.Shubomita
Ms Sunita Gehani
Ms Anju Marwah
Mr Rajiv Maakan
Ms Kavita Bhatia
Ms Rita Sharma
Ms Natasha Jain
Ms Gurpreet Kaur
33
Maths Toolkit
Jodo Gyan, Resource Person:
Mr Shahjee, Mr. Bhaskar
Ms Rachna Chaudhary
Ms Seema Sharma
28
Attended by
Ms Jyoti Singh
Ms Ritu Narang
Ms Sonia Sharma
Ms Preeti Saxena
Ms Sapna Behl
Ms Sheetal Puri
Ms Purnima Rai
Ms Anita Dua
Ms Anuradha Goel
Ms Garima Midha
Ms Kriti Juneja
Ms Garima Midha
S.No.
30
(Subject)
Analysis of FA 1 &FA 2
34
Transforming Learning
through Use of
Technology
35
Knowing of Language
36
International Science &
Maths workshop
37
Leadership in Schools
38
39
Attended by
CBSE, Resource Person:
Ms Sugandh Sharma
Ms Sunita Gehani
Pitampura
Resource Person: Prof. Atul
Pant , Prof. M.M.Pant
Max Muller Bhavan
Resource Person: Ms M. Anand
Ms Mamta Malik
Ms Monisha Sabharwal
Ms Rachna Choudhary
DAV Public School, Dayanand
Vihar, Resource Person:
Mr W. Sirichote
Mr Vivek Kaushik
BBPS Training Centre
Resource Person:
Major Gen. Kaushal
BBPS, Rohini
EUMIND – ‘hands on
training on the use of e- Resource Person: Mr K D Shijo
journal’
Early Childhood Care
NCERT,Ber Sarai
and Education
Resource Person:
Prof Vinod Raina
Ms Deepica Sachdeva
Ms Shashi Sahni
Ms Aarti Chadha
Ms Reetu Dawar
Ms. Neerja Bhardwaj
Ms. Kriti Juneja
S.No.
40
41
42
43
(Subject)
INSPIRE Science Camp
for PGT Physics
Department of Science &
Technology, Govt of India at
Rajdhani College, Raja Garden
Resource Person:
Prof R P Tandon (Deptt. Of
Physics & Astrophysics, DU)
Prof Devesh Sinha (Deptt. of
Geology, DU)
Prof Ajoy Ghatak (IIT Kanpur)
Equipped Teachers with Smart Class Coordinator
the Server Updation
Resource Person:Ms Mandeep
Kaur
Contemporary Gender
Workshop for Association of
Issues in Education
Indian School Counselors &
Allied Professional at Laxman
Public School,
Resource Person: Ms A. Broota
Ms G. Kumar, Ms Vrinda Verma
Self Directed Learning: BBPS Training Centre
Resource Person:
Learning Effectively in
Mr Joseph E Richardson
any Environment
Attended by
Ms Sonika Babbar
All Teachers of Primary
& Montessori
Department
Ms Anjali Kaushik
Ms Kiranjeet Chugh
Ms Nita Nijhara
Ms Anupam Sachdev
Ms Rita Sharma
Ms Rupinder Kaur
Ms Uttara Mukherjee
S.No.
44
(Subject)
Annual NPSC
Conference - ‘A
Sustainable Future
through Values – A
Shared Responsibility’
Attended by
NPSC at India Habitat Centre
Resource Person:
Mr Narayan Krishnan, Akshaya
Trust
Shant Atma Nandji Maharaj
Mr Pawan Dugggal, Advocate
Mr Rajeev Chandran, Information
Officer
BBPS Training Centre
Resource Person: Dr S. Nariman
Ms Ritu Rohatgi
Ms Deepika Jain
Ms Radha Nair
Ms Nita Nijhara
Ms Richa Gakhar
Ms Neenu Singh
Ms Shashi Bhatnagar
Ms Bharati Tiwari
Ms Anjali Grover
Ms Kaveri Nayyar
45
Environmental Science
46
Annual Performance
Appraisal Record
BBPS,GRH Marg
Resouce Person: Mr S. Prakash
All Teachers of the
school
47
HT-PACE Workshop for
Teachers on Gender
Sensitivity
Ms. Neenu Singh
Ms. Purnima Roy
48
Skill Development for
Excellence of School
Librarians
HT-PACE
Ms. Suman Talwar (Addl. DCP)
Mr. Rohit Sharma (The Way to
Happiness Foundation)
Mr. Ankur Sharma
(Invictus Combat System)
Delhi Library Association and
Kulachi Hansraj Model School,
Ashok Vihar, Resource Person:
Prof C P Vashishth
Dr Usha M Munshi Librarian, IIPA
Ms Rita Razdan
Some More Workshops …
Workshop for Parents
WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS
A workshop was organised for parents of Commerce students of Class XII
on 21 July 2012. The focus of the workshop was to discuss the role of
parents in enhancing the academic performance of the students at the
Board Examination. The workshop was conducted by Mr S K Agarwala,
an alumnus of BBPS, GR & Chief Mentor, Kshitij Education.
CBSE International Life
Wellbeing Summit 2012
Skills,
CBSE International Life Skills, School Health and
Wellbeing Summit 2012 was held at India Islamic
Cultural Centre on 21 & 22 April 2012. Each school
put up a display exhibiting and highlighting the
manner in which life skills and well being was
being promoted through co-curricular activities in
their respective schools. The event presented the
students an opportunity to interact with
personalities like Mr Vineet Joshi, Chairman CBSE
and Dr Jitender Nagpal, psychiatrist among several
others. Teachers were sensitized on ways of
incorporating life skills like empathy, critical
thinking and self awareness through the
curriculum. Inclusive systems of learning were
also discussed. The school counsellor, Ms Anjali
Kaushik and Health and Wellness club in-charge,
Ms Shweta Khurana attended the Summit along
with four students.
School
Health
and
Parent Advocacy Workshop
Our school hosted the Parent Advocacy
Workshop on 5 May 2012. It was organized
by the National Progressive Schools’
Conference (NPSC) in association with the
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
It was attended by parents and teachers
representing 50 schools across Delhi and
NCR.
This Workshop, the first of its kind in Delhi,
offered a unique opportunity to parents to
enhance their understanding of the scheme
of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation
(CCE) through an interaction with Mr. Vineet
Joshi, IAS, Chairman, CBSE, Ms. Sadhana
Prashar, Director (Training) CBSE, Mr. L.V.
Sehgal, Chairman, NPSC and Ms Ameeta M
Wattal, Vice Chairperson, NPSC .
The Advocacy Workshop was a step towards
developing a core group of advocates of CCE
consisting of teachers and parents so that the
scheme becomes more efficient and impacts
students in a positive manner.
School Counsellors Forum
A forum for School Counseliors was organized at Fortis Jessaram Hospital on the 27
July 2012. Dr. Samir Parikh, Psychiatrist at Fortis along with his team of psychologists
sensitized the counsellors on emerging trends in Learning Difficulties and Behavioral
problems among school children. The need for effective networking among
professionals was reiterated. The Peer Moderator Programme for 2012 was initiated
among the attending schools. Ms Anjali Kaushik, PGT Counsellor attended the
workshop.
Workshop for English Teachers
BBPSGR in collaboration with Goyal Prakashan hosted the workshop “Practical
Teaching Strategies for Speaking and Listening in English” on 1 September 2012. Mr.
Gareth Baterip, a graduate from the University of Hull, UK, was the Resource person.
He is credited with many honours for his skill in teaching and also for conducting
training sessions - the most recent being the Centre for Excellence Status by Early
Year Unit, UK. The workshop was attended by 26 English teachers of classes IX-XII
representing 11 schools from the Central zone of New Delhi. Focusing on the inclusion
of Assessment of Speaking and Listening Skills by CBSE in the new syllabus of
classes 9 to 12, Mr. Baterip described interesting and innovative activities for testing
these skills effectively, even in large groups. The highly interactive workshop was
found to be extremely useful. The workshop provided an insight into the importance of
Speaking and Listening skills in ELT.
Workshop for Teachers of Mathematics
In collaboration with PP
Publications, the school
hosted a workshop for
Mathematics teachers of
class IV to class VIII on the
topic,
“Teaching
of
Mathematics” on 9 October
2012. Mr. P.K. Garg and Mr.
J.C.
Nijhawan,
eminent
mathematicians
and
authors
of
various
Mathematics books were
the resource persons. The
workshop was attended by
124 teachers from 55
schools of Delhi and NCR
Visit to PETROTECH
A team of 20 students along
with Ms Satinder Kaur (TGT
Science)
attended
10th
International Oil and Gas
Conference – PETROTECH
2012 on 15 October 2012, held
at Pragati Maidan.
The students were shown an
audio
visual
presentation
explaining
the
latest
technologies of finding new
petroleum
reserves.
The
students were familiarized with
concepts like ‘Cable less
Seismic Acquisition’, which
was followed by an interactive
session with Mr Timothy
Bevan, a Geologist.
Idea Exchange Programme
The
Idea
Exchange
Programme was organised by
the Indian Express under the
aegis of its school programme,
QUEST, on 15 October 2012.
Our students, Vaisahli Gupta
and Aditi Jain of XI E got an
opportunity to interact with Mr
Nitin Gadkari, the Bhartiya
Janta Party President, along
with
the
journalists
and
editorial members of the Indian
Express. This exclusive event
bore resemblance to a press
conference and proved to be a
great learning experience.
Disaster Management Evacuation Drill
The Disaster Management Evacuation
Drill was conducted in BBPS, GR
campus on 30 October 2012. On
hearing the Siren, students evacuated
the building following the routes as per
the Disaster Management Plan of the
school. The students of Senior
Department gathered in the Assembly
ground whereas students of Primary
and Middle Department assembled in
the
mass
PT
ground.
During
evacuation, instructions for safety and
assembly were given by the Principal
using the Public Address system. The
class teachers took a headcount of
students once they assembled classwise in the ground. The Rescue and
Search team members checked for
casualties, if any. The Principal
addressed the assembly emphasizing
the
urgent
need
for
Disaster
Management preparedness.
Peer Moderator Life Skills Programme
A team of 5 students of class X and XI were trained in the Life Skills Peer Moderator
Programme by Expressions India in collaboration with CBSE. These students conducted
sessions for class VI and VII on the topic, ‘Anger Management’ in the school auditorium on 21
and 23 November 2012 along with the school counsellor. The group explained the various
ways in which emotions can be managed, especially anger. The workshop on each day,
concluded with an interactive session. Learning from peers was an innovative experience and
had a great impact on the students. The sessions were found to be thoroughly enjoyable and
educative.
Workshop for PGT Physics Teachers
BBPSGR, on behalf of National Progressive Schools’ Conference, hosted a Workshop for PGT
Physics Teachers on 30 November and 1 December 2012 in the school auditorium. The
workshop was attended by more than 60 teachers from 40 schools of Delhi and NCR.
The Workshop was conducted by Prof. H.C. Verma, Professor IIT(Kanpur); Dr. Ajoy Ghatak,
former Professor, IIT(Delhi); Prof. N.K. Sehgal, Professor, Delhi University; and Mr. Suraj
Prakash, Director, Bal Bharati Teachers’ Training Centre, Pitampura. Mr. R.P. Sharma from
C.B.S.E. and Dr. Punita Verma, Convener, DASE (Delhi Association of Science Education) and
Associate Lecturer of Physics, Kalindi College, DU, graced the occasion as special invitees to
the workshop.
Continued on next slide…
The workshop commenced with lighting of the lamp. Following the Welcome song
presented by the school choir, Mr Sehgal in his inaugural address, highlighted the
importance of teacher empowerment and the need to connect classroom teaching of
Physics to the daily lives of learners. Prof. Verma demonstrated and explained simple
activities based on the Physics curriculum. Dr. Ajoy Ghatak focused on Optics; Quantum
Mechanics; and Einstein’s Mass-Energy Relation. Prof. N.K. Sehgal, through a PowerPoint
presentation guided the participants to prepare a balanced question paper. In group
activity, value based questions were formulated and discussed. Dr. Punita Verma brought
to fore the urgent need to bridge the gap between teaching in school and university
CCE
Workshop
for
Parents of
class IX
A workshop for parents and students of class IX was held on 29 December 2012 in the school
auditorium. The objective of workshop was to apprise the parents and students with latest
CBSE guidelines on CCE, the changes introduced in SA1 & SA2 examination and the Problem
Solving Assessment (PSA) introduced for class IX. Principal Mr L V Sehgal in his opening
address motivated parents to accept and appreciate the CCE scheme. The workshop
conducted through a PowerPoint Presentation by Vice Principal, Ms Geeta Gangwani,
elucidated the key areas like scholastic & co-scholastic assessment, value based questions,
PSA, qualifying criteria, up-scaling policy and stream allotment for class XI. All queries of
parents were answered. In the concluding interactive session, the Principal, Mr L V Sehgal
discussed the administrative areas of concern like absenteeism and communication gap
between school and parent community. A handout with key points and corresponding CBSE
circular numbers was distributed.
Innovation in Science Pursuit for
Inspired Research (INSPIRE) workshop
The INSPIRE workshop conducted by the Department of Science
and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science and Technology,
Government of India, is a programme to inspire students to
choose science streams so as to strengthen the National Science
and Technology base in India. The workshop was organized at
Rajdhani College, University of Delhi, from 21 January to 25
January 2013. Based on the outstanding performance in class X
results, 5 students of class XI were selected to attend this
workshop. Enriching sessions on topics like Astrophysics, Earth’s
Climate, Nanomaterials, Bonded Numbers, Geo Informatics, Nano
Medicine, Chemistry in everyday life etc were conducted by
eminent professors of Delhi University and IITs. Students were
also taken to National Science Centre and Physics Laboratory
where they performed experiments on Interference and Dispersion
of light. The workshop was truly beneficial for the students.
Career Fair
A Career Fair was organised by the Alumni Association of the school on 17
February 2013 at the school premises. The fair consisted of about 20 different
institutes displaying and dispensing information about scope and job
prospects for different careers. The fair also included professionals and
experts from the field of Gemology, Air force, Information Technology,
Astrology, Aptitude testing , Hotel Management, Architecture, Accountancy,
Deejaying, Engineering, Medical, Physiotherapy, to name a few.
Overall it was an enriching experience for all who visited the fair.
Annual Conference of National Progressive School’s Conference
The 40th Annual Conference of National Progressive School’s
Conference was held on 22nd & 23rd February 2013 at India
International Centre. The theme of the conference was “A
Sustainable Future through Values – A shared responsibility”.
The eminent Dr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman of
the Planning Commission inaugurated the function as the Chief
Guest. The illustrious Prof Najeeb Jung, Vice Chancellor, Jamia
Millia Islamia was the Keynote Speaker. At the Valedictory
function held on 23rd February 2013, Shri Rajarshi Bhattacharya,
Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy,
Ministry of Human Resource & Development was the Chief
Guest and Mr Vineet Joshi IAS, Chairman, CBSE was the Guest
of Honour.
The conference was a grand success under the guidance and
leadership of Principal, Mr L V Sehgal, who is the Chairman of
NPSC.
A highlight of the programme was ‘Life Time
Achievement Award’ to former Principal of our school Mr S K
Bhattacharya.
The conference was attended by Ms Radha Nair, PGT English;
Ms Deepika Jain, PGT Business Studies; Ms Ritu Rohtagi, PGT
Biology; Ms Richa Gakhar, PGT Commerce; Ms. Nita Nijhara,
PGT English; Ms Neenu Singh, PGT English; Ms Bharati Tewari,
TGT Science; and Ms Shashi Bhatnagar, TGT Hindi. It was a
great learning experience for all.
CLUBS
“One must learn by doing the thing; though you think
you know it, you have no certainty until you try.”
— Sophocles
The joys and benefits of experiential learning can never
be overlooked. The school has a wide range of clubs
that promote learning by combining recreational and
educational factors. Representing interdisciplinary
approaches to learning, the carefully selected activities
of the clubs, focus on the entire gamut of development
of learners in a cohesive manner. Every space inside
and outside the school, then, becomes a platform where
multifold learning experiences can be garnered to
support learning in all directions.
Clubs
Astronomy Club
“Man must rise above the earth – to the top of the atmosphere and beyond –
for only thus will he fully understand the world in which he lives.”
— Socrates
With its inception in 2004, the Astronomy Club through its multifarious activities
continues to entice students towards the vast, mysterious universe and helps in
inculcating a spirit of inquiry and scientific temper amongst the young learners.
• A presentation by SPACE was organised on 2 April 2012 to make students aware of the
two expeditions namely
- An expedition to Hongkong in May, to view ‘Annular Solar Eclipse’.
- An expedition to Shanghai and Beijing in June to experience- ‘Transit of Venus’ a
celestial event that happens once in 105 years.
• Shreya Garg of X A and Rishabh Sobti of X G participated in a workshop ‘Internet
Telescope’ organised by SPACE in collaboration with IASC (International Astronomical
Search Collaboration), USA. A total of 80 schools participated. The workshop, conducted
in two sessions, gave students an opportunity to remotely control telescope, to see and
explore the night sky visible in USA and to take in depth pictures of celestial objects
such as asteroids, galaxies, nebulae etc using computer.
Clubs
• An overnight camp for sky observation was organized by SPACE, on 18 May 2012 for
the astronomy club members of Module I & II. At SVM Institute of Polytechnic,
Firozpur Jhirka, Mewat, Haryana, this session was attended by 53 students escorted
by three teachers. The objective of the field trip was to give practical knowledge to the
students in the use of basic astronomical equipments like- Latitude finder,
Planisphere, sky map, telescope etc and to observe and identify- planets,
constellations galaxies and many more celestial objects.
• A team of five students escorted by Ms. Anjali Virmani, Convenor, Astronomy Club
went on a five day long expedition to Hong Kong from 18 May to 22 May 2012. The trip
was organized by SPACE to understand and witness the Annular Solar Eclipse and to
capture the rare Ring of Fire with their personal cameras. Students and teacherescorts from different schools of Delhi and NCR participated in the programme.
• Puneeta Bassi of IX-H, Maitreya Sharma and Shubhankar Shershia of X-D went on a
seven day expedition to Beijing-Shanghai from 3 June to 10 June 2012. The trip was
organized by SPACE to witness and capture the Transit of Venus, a phenomenon that
will happen again after 105.5 years. This Project was a part of an international
initiative taken by prestigious institutes like NASA, ESO, ISRO, JAXA, IAA, IUCAA and
USO. Our school was a part of a team of 47 members consisting of students and
teachers from different schools of Delhi and NCR
Clubs
Visit to Hong Kong
Visit to Beijing Shanghai
Clubs
• Out team of two students Karan Aggarwal of class IX and Rohan Kalra of class X
participated in the All India Asteroid Search Campaign from 1 June to 3 July. The
campaign was organized by SPACE in collaboration with International Astronomical
Search Collaboration (IASC), USA. In this program, students were expected to sift
through exclusive sky image data provided by Astronomical Search Institute
Observatory at Charleston, USA. They used computer software-Astrometrica to spot
moving objects and identify asteroids. Our students have nine observations to their
credit.
• On 9 June 2012, on the eve of Venus Transit, 3 teachers, Ms Anjali Virmani, Ms
Jyotsana Gulati & Ms Shashi Kala Jain were a part of live discussion on Zee News for
5 hrs.
• An introductory class for Module I and Module II was held on 27 August 2012.
Students were briefed about the club, group leaders were appointed & club panel
was formed. Students were made aware of the career opportunities in the field of
astronomy. An introduction to the size of universe & different types of celestial
bodies was given and introductory kit was distributed.
• Comets & Asteroids was the topic for the session held for Module I students on 3
September 2012. Students made models of comets using commonly available
materials like dry ice, soya sauce, sand, water etc.
• For Module II students, Rocket launches, their trajectory and the science behind
space mission was taken up in the session held on 12 September 2012.
• Karan Aggarwal of IX C & Rohan Kalra of X D participated in phase II of the Asteroid
Search Campaign. Together they made 13 Near Earth Observations. They received a
trophy & a Certificate for their contributions at a Felicitation ceremony on 17 August
2012 held at Raddison Blu, Pashchim Vihar.
Clubs
• Astronomy Club celebrated World Space Week from 4-10 October 2012.
Following activities were taken up during the period:− A Movie on Hubble Space Telescope was shown to classes V & VI
− An art competition based on the theme of astronomy was organized for class V
− An Astronomy QUIZ was organized for class VIII
− Latest updates in the field of astronomy were shared with all classes during departmental
assemblies
− Students of Module I of the club prepared bookmarks on the theme of constellations.
− An Interaction with Mr C B Devgun, a renowned Astronomer was organized for class VII.
Certificates were awarded by Mr C B Devgun to top 3 winners of Art & Quiz competition.
− Entries of Art work of students on Astronomy were sent to Science Centre III, Karol Bagh
in first week of October.
Clubs
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•
•
•
•
On 26 October 2012 a session on
‘Biography of Stars’ was held for Module
II students. A PowerPoint Presentation
on the life cycle, birth & death of
different types of stars was shown.
On 31 October 2012, students of Module
II were taken to Jantar Mantar. The
historical background of the monument
and working of instruments was shared.
Students were taught to measure time,
using latitude & azimuth of the place.
On 31 October 2012, a session on ‘Time
and Direction’ was held for Module II
students. They learnt to use the sundial
to find time.
On 6 November 2012, session for
Module I on ‘Safe Solar Observation’ was
conducted. Students used telescopes
attached with solar filters to safely
observe the sun.
On 6 November 2012, session of Module
II on the ‘Construction and Launch of
Rockets’ was held. Students made
rockets using plastic bottles, paper, clay,
tape, water & rocket launcher and they
launched their rockets.
Clubs
•
In November, six students of classes X and XI sent entries for ‘All India Young ScientistScience Video Podcast’ Competition organized by SPACE. Students were expected to submit
an original, unique and innovative science video podcast based on any scientific
phenomena or principle.
•
On 17 November 2012, NASA Astronomy Olympiad was conducted in the school. 567
Students from class V-X participated in the competition. 19 students qualified for the second
round of Olympiad held on 11 February 2013. Ananya Gupta of class VI has stood first all
over India and has won an all paid, 10-day trip to NASA.
•
6 students were escorted by Ms Shashi Kala Jain to Indraprastha World School, Paschim
Vihar for ISS Earth KAM project on 30 January 2013. They were trained to access and use
the camera present at the Space Station to photograph pictures of the earth for multiple
uses in various subjects.
•
An overnight Sky Observation Camp was conducted in association with SPACE for the
members. A group of 56 students were escorted by Ms. Anjali Virmani, Ms. Shashikala Jain &
Ms. Deepica Sachdev to LD Convent School, Jewar UP on 13-14 March 2013. Night long
observation camp primarily focused on constellations, stars, planet identification in the sky
with empirical activities like – finding North & Latitude through Pole Star; Azimuth & Altitude
of Stars etc.
•
The students of Astronomy Club are a part of an on-going project named Great Indian Star
Count. It is a hands-on science and education programme to record the brightness of the
night sky. Students are participating in this world-wide programme along with the scientists
and students of 115 countries. During 5 selected sets of dates, students match the
appearance of constellation (Orion & Leo in Northern Hemisphere) with seven star charts of
progressively fainter stars. The objective is to explore the nature of light pollution locally.
The fifth and the last phase of the campaign will continue till 8 May 2013.
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Great Indian Star Count
Project Paridhi
•
On Vernal Equinox day i.e. 20
March
2013,
eight
club
members of class VI and VII
participated in the Project
Paridhi for a hands-on science
activity. The students used
sundial at Bara Pullah under
the
guidance
of
space
educators.
The objective of the project was
to calculate the circumference
of the earth using backyard
tools, simple trigonometry and
geometry concepts. Students
replicated
the
ancient
experiment
as
done
by
astronomer
Eratoshenes
around
2300
years
ago.
Participants
took
actual
measurement of the shadow
cast by “gnomon” to identify
the shortest shadow and the
timings of local noon of Delhi.
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•
‘An Evening Session – Lunar & Planetary
Watch’ was conducted on 22 March 2013
in the school premises. Members
belonging to Module I were introduced to
Telescope – its history, kinds, optical
arrangement and pointing & focussing of
the Newtonian reflector telescopes.
Module II members were told about the
digital Single Lens Reflector (SLR)
camera- its working, uses and the
techniques of taking pictures of the night
sky – stars, star trails, moon etc, using the
camera along with the telescope.
In the Practical session that followed,
Module I students gained hands on
experience in using the telescope to focus
and view moon and other distant objects.
Module II members clicked a variety of
photographs of the moon in their Lunar
Photography session. The students of
Module II were also awarded Certificates
for having successfully completed the
intermediate module that qualified them as
Amateur Astronomers.
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Commerce Club
“Commerce changes the fate and genius of nations.”
— Thomas Gray.
Initiated in 2009, the Commerce Club aims to inculcate a critical attitude amongst students
such that they can analyze and comprehend the changes taking place in the business
environment around them.
• The Club organized an Inter
School
Cartoon
Making
Competition during the Book
Week ‘PULSE’. The teams from
different schools prepared and
exhibited
cartoons
on
Commerce-related topics like
Insurance, Management, Price
Rise, Consumer Protection
Rights. Mr. Uday Shankar
Ganguly, an
accomplished
cartoonist and Prof S.C. Gupta,
Shyam Lal College, DU were
the esteemed judges. The
event brought into focus the
multi-disciplinary approach to
academics.
INTER SCHOOL CARTOON MAKING
COMPETITION
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• Commerce Olympiad was organized for classes XI and XII by Commerce Teachers’
Association on 30 November 2012. 92 students appeared for the Olympiad. Following are
the results of the meritorious students:
S.No.
Name
Class
Percentile
1
Aastha Bagga
XI F
99.80%
2
Arjun Plaha
XI F
99.60%
3
Ashim Nanda
XI F
99.50%
4
Shivam Gakhar
XI E
99.40%
5
Soniya Gupta
XI F
99.20%
6
Ittee Ashok
XII F
99.10%
7
Sreyansh Bauthia
XII E
97.50%
8
Tanya Jain
XII E
96.50%
9
Surkhi Gupta
XII E
95.10%
10
Saloni Gupta
XII F
95.10%
• An educational visit to National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC), Okhla was organized
on 11 December 2012. 60 students & three teachers attended the ‘Entrepreneurship
Orientation Programme’. The students also visited the Incubation centre which consisted
of varied projects/machines. The programme encouraged students to become successful
entrepreneurs.
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Dramatics Club
“All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players…”
— William Shakespeare
Dramatics helps to hone various skills of the learners in a variety of ways. Consequently, the
Dramatics Club was set up in 2009.
• Screening of the 2009 film version of Christmas Carol was organised for the members of
the Club on 9 May 2012. Thereafter, an interactive session was held to further arouse the
interest of the members and gauge their understanding of the film.
• Research work on Dickens and “Christmas Carol” was undertaken during the summer
vacation by the teachers and student-members.
• After month long hectic rehearsals, the play Christmas Carol was staged on 1 September
2012. Appreciation and accolades poured in from all sides for the quality of direction and
acting skills of the participants.
• Members enthusiastically participated in the Rang Tarang Talent Contest and the Inter
House Nukkad Natak Competition in December.
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Economics Club
“In the growth of Indian economy, innovation is emerging as a key
driver, although this may neither be apparent nor readily visible.”
—National Knowledge Commission
The Economics Club aims to develop the learners’ potential to comprehend, analyze and
express their views on present trends and changes taking place in the global economy.
• Economics club celebrated ‘The International Year of Co- operatives’ by organising an Inter
school PowerPoint presentation competition on 26 July 2012 during the Book Week,
‘PULSE’. Students from different schools of Delhi and NCR took part in the competition.
Students presented informative and interesting PPTs on various aspects of Co-operative
movements in India and abroad. Ms Madhavi Moni, Assistant Professor, Hans Raj College
and Ms Vithika Alda from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi, graced the occasion as
judges.
• Sustainable development, Inflation, India’s GDP facts & figures were among the various
topics given to Commerce and Humanities sections of class XII for the Inter Class Display
Board competition held in October 2012. The students eagerly participated and came up
with various informative & interesting economics related facts. This was an endeavour
towards inculcating creativity & initiative while sensitizing students to economic issues.
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Environment Club
“Our environment, the world in which we live and work, is a mirror of
our attitudes and expectations.”
—Earl Nightingale
The Environment Club, set up in 2001, has been undertaking various activities to sensitize
communities within and outside the school, to protect and preserve our precious environment.
• A special morning assembly to celebrate
“Earth Day” was conducted by the Senior
Department on 24 April 2012. Ms Saumya
Mehrotra, a representative from NGO,
‘Batti Gul’ spoke on the importance,
causes and resolution of environmental
problems.
Club
incharge,
Ms
R
Manchanda made the students aware of
the
various
environment
friendly
initiatives taken up by the school. The
programme ended with a pledge by all
students to work towards conservation of
environment.
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• Students of Classes VIII to X participated in the Green Olympiad organized by TERI on the
25 August, 2012. Certificates of participation were awarded to the students.
• ECOMANIA: An inter-school competition was organized by Air Force Golden Jubilee
School on 22 August on the theme ‘Bio-diversity Conservation’. Eleven students from VIII
to XI participated.
• The vermi-compost pit in the school campus is being monitored and maintained by the
Environment club members.
• 16 September 2012 was observed as the International Day for the Preservation of Ozone
Layer. On this day ‘Ozone Cell’ of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of
India, had organized various competitions like poster making, slogan writing and quiz.
Members of environment club in the age group of 13-17 participated in the competitions.
•
Eco Club teachers, Ms S K Jain and
Ms Shashi Sahani from the Middle
Department along with 50 students
from classes VI-VIII visited BBPS,
Bhiwadi on Sunday, 26 September
2012 to participate in Go Green
Bhiwadi Campaign. The main
highlight of the programme was
tree plantation drive for Bhiwadi.
The children and teachers planted
trees and displayed placards with
slogans on the importance of tree
plantation.
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•
5 October 2012, a session on ‘Paper Recycling’ was conducted for students of
Environment Club by the organization ‘AKSHAR’. Club members collected used paper
and old text books which were deposited with ‘AKSHAR’ for recycling in November. It
shall be done periodically, henceforth.
•
On 30 October, four students from Primary and Middle Department participated in a
painting competition organized by Power Finance Corporation Ltd on the theme – ‘Bijli
Bachao Unnati Lao’.
•
Six students participated in slogan writing, poster making and painting competition
organized by Ozone Cell, Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India. The
school received a ‘Certificate of Appreciation’ for the excellent performance of students.
•
16 students of BBPSGR participated in Eco- Festival, Green Mela in Salwan Public School
on 15 December 2012. Students bagged second position in the ‘Kabad se Jugad’ event.
•
The Environment Club stall at the
Winter Carnival put up for sale potted
medicinal
and
decorative
plants
prepared in the school. Calculation of
‘Carbon foot prints’ of individuals and
building was done by i-dreams, an NGO
working for conservation of our
environment. Sale of recycled paper
notebooks by NGO Akshar was another
highlight of the stall.
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• TERI, in collaboration with the Norwegian Embassy, put up an interesting exhibition of 44
paintings by East African artists. The paintings depicted the story of climate change as
seen through the eyes of animals. 11 members of the Club visited the exhibition, escorted
by the club in-charge, Ms R B Gupta on 29 January 2013.
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Formula 1 Club
“If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the
way they learn.”
— Ignacio Estrada
The Formula 1 Club was initiated in the school from this academic session onwards. The F 1
in School Competitions is one of the biggest STEM (Science Technology Engineering and
Maths) Competitions in the World. The idea behind the launch of this competition is to engage
young minds to promote cross-curricular linkages. Students apply concepts learnt in the
school curriculum to design, make and race miniature wooden Formula 1 Car replicas on a 20
meter race track, against other schools.
• The official launch of F1 in schools, India was held on 25 October 2012 at Radission Blu
Hotel, Greater Noida. The Principal, Mr L V Sehgal, teacher co-ordinator, Ms Nidhi Bajaj and
four students attended the launch.
• One team in the Intermediate category (classes X-XII) and 2 teams in the Junior Category
(classes VII – IX) were enrolled in this newly initiated club. Each of the 17 students got the
F1 kit after being enrolled.
• Mr. Anirudh from KAPTANMCA TRACKTECH has been guiding the students during school
hours. Two such interactions were held on 26 November 2012 and 11 December 2012.
• The zone 1 Regionals in which 88 schools participated was held from 9 January to 11
January 2013 at Amity University, Noida. Principal Mr L V Sehgal was the Chief Guest at the
Opening Ceremony of the event.
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• The teams were judged in as many as 15 individual categories. Following were the results
of our three teams• Team ‘BADCAD’ from class XI won the Best Innovative Team Award
• Team ‘ALCOR’ from class VIII won the award for Best Pit Display. They will now compete
for the Nationals to be held in June-July
• Team ‘Shadow Assassins’ from class VII also performed well. Their car was acknowledged
as one of the fastest cars and was selected for the Regional Finals that were held on 11
January 2013.
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Heritage Club
“India is the cradle of human race, the birth place of human speech,
the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, the grandmother of
tradition. Our most valuable and most artistic material in the history
of man are treasured up in India only.”
— Mark Twain.
To preserve, protect and perpetuate our rich legacy of culture and traditions among the
young impressionable minds, the Heritage Club was established in the school in 2010.
• A meeting was held at the beginning
of the session to apprise children
about the meaning and need to
preserve heritage.
• Students of class VI prepared cards
based on the theme “Our Heritage”
and wrote inspiring messages on the
cards. Their efforts were adjudged by
Ms Anita Garg, the Headmistress. The
activity was monitored by Ms Soma
Ganguly.
• The students wrote their perceptions
about the historical places they had
visited during the summer break, as
diary entry.
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• 70 members of Heritage club along
with club incharges Ms Rani Arora and
Ms Alka Nagpal visited Birla Mandir
and Nehru Samriti on 15 October 2012.
They also visited the nearby Buddhist
centre, where a Buddhist Monk from
Sri Lanka enlightened them about
Buddhism and that Centre. Later the
group visited Kali Durga Mandir. A
report was then written by the
members regarding their views and
impressions about the visit.
• A drawing and painting activity, Mask
Making competition on ‘Different
Moods of Goddess Durga’ was
subsequently organized for club
members. Certificates of participation
were awarded to all.
• The club members participated in a Two-day Philatelic Mela organized Indian Post Office at
Lodi Estate. They took part in events like Debate, Drawing and Stamp Exhibition.
• Students of class VIII enacted one act play on various issues faced by girls at different
stages of life.
• A collage making activity was held for club members of class VII on the occasion of
Republic Day.
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Health And Wellness Club
To keep the body in good health is a duty, for otherwise we shall not
be able to trim the lamp of wisdom, and keep our mind strong and
clear. Water surrounds the lotus flower, but does not wet its petals.”
—Lord Buddha
The club was initiated for students of senior department from the present academic session,
following the guidelines of CBSE. The activities focused upon promoting health and wellbeing
among all:
• Student members were selected for Health and Wellness Club from classes IX to XI for the
session 2012-2013.
• A Chemistry Lab Safety Quiz was held in July 2012 for science students of classes XI and
XII. A PowerPoint presentation was also shown to the students, which reinforced the ethics
of working safely in Chemistry Laboratory.
• In the Inter Class Display Board Competition held in July 2012, the themes for classes IX
and X were based on health and wellness issues.
• A separate section for journals related to health aspects is being maintained in the Senior
Library by the Health and Wellness Club members. Two magazines, “Swasthya Rakshak”
and “Complete Wellbeing” are being subscribed.
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• A speech to create awareness regarding ill-effects of consumption of junk food was
delivered in the Morning Assembly Programme on 14 August 2012 by Ms. Aarti Singhal,
TGT French.
• Three students from each section of classes IX to XII have been appointed as Cleanliness
In-charges to promote cleanliness in their respective classrooms and the corridors
outside.
• A display board on third floor of the Senior Department is being maintained by the student
members of Health and Wellness Club. The Display is regularly updated to focus on
different aspects that promote health and wellbeing of an individual.
• The club members were shown videos on food wastage that is taking place in our country
and the world at large. The videos also gave detailed explanations regarding how to
prevent food wastage. Members were encouraged to write their views about the issue and
the steps they propose to take to prevent wastage at an individual level.
• Students participated in “The
Grand Adolefest 2012” – The
Annual Inter School Adolescent
Festival at National Science
Centre, Pragati Maidan. The Fest
was organized by Expression
India & National Science Centre
on 21 December 2012. Six club
members participated in Poster
Presentation
and
Quiz
competition on life skills, values,
Health & Wellness.
POSTER MADE BY OUR STUDENTS AT ADOLEFEST
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Interact Club
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”
—Mahatma Gandhi
It was with the purpose of developing concern for the society and world at large, that the
Interact Club was initiated in the school.
• Interact club members of Senior
Department visited the NGO “Goonj”
on 28 April 2012. The NGO is actively
involved in providing charitable
services to the weaker sections of our
society. It was an eye opener for the
students as to how the old & new
uniforms, notebooks, stationery are
re-used & the material is provided to
the slum schools & villages across
the country. Contributions such as,
uniforms, old books, stationery etc.
were collected and donated to NGO
Goonj.
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• On 2 May 2012 Valedictory Function of
“Delhi School Literacy Project” was
organised by Springdales School, Dhaula
Kuan. The function was attended by Ms
Meena Malhotra, Interact club-incharge
along with the students who were a part of
this prestigious project in the session 201112.
LEARNER OF A BBPS STUDENT AT VALEDICTORY
FUNCTION OF DELHI SCHOOL LITERACY
PROJECT
VALEDICTORY FUNCTION OF DELHI SCHOOL
LITERACY PROJECT
• “Each One Teach One” project under the
“Delhi School Literacy Project” has also
been initiated for the session 2012-13. 145
students of Classes VI to XI have been
enrolled and Part I, II & III of Meri Kitab has
been distributed to the students to spread
literacy.
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• Seven students of the club from class XI participated in an Inter School Slogan/Poster/
Cartoon Making Event held at Apeejay School, Pitampura.
• Students of the club participated in Poster Making and Quiz competition based on mental
health and social issues organized by Expressions India at National Science Centre,
Pragati Maidan. Certificates of participation were awarded to the students.
• A kick off campaign ‘Steer to Safety’ – Programme of PVR Nest, an NGO was conducted on
20 September 2012. Representatives from various schools of Delhi were invited for the
orientation session in the august company of Honorable Chief Minister, Govt. of NCT of
Delhi, Smt Sheila Dixit and noted social activist & renowned classical dancer, Ms Mallika
Sarabhai. The event was attended by Ms Meena Malhotra and Ms Pooja Seth, club
coordinators.
• A knowledge session on ‘Steer to Safety’ was conducted for students of class X & XI in
school premises on 8 October 2012. Students were sensitized to the issue of Road Safety
through a one-hour dance presentation that was held for each class.
STEER TO
SAFETY
PROGRAMME
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• Ms Meena Malhotra & Ms Pooja Seth, Interact Club
incharges visited NGO – Kalakar Kendra, Katputli
Colony, Shadipur, New Delhi on 27 November 2012
where they interacted with the performers of
Katputli - a dying art.
• Funds were raised from students and donated to
Red Cross Society and National Foundation for
Communal Harmony.
• On the occasion of Winter Carnival, funds raised
by Interact Club members were donated to the
NGO ‘Prateek’- an NGO working for special
children.
… AT WINTER CARNIVAL
• At the Interact Club stall in the Winter Carnival,
handicrafts, such as, decorative mirrors, photo frames etc. made by students were auctioned. The
money thus raised would be used for charity
purposes in future.
• As an Interact club initiative, aesthetically painted
scrolls
bearing
relevant
quotations
and
illustrations on road safety were displayed on the
school building on the occasion of Winter
Carnival. Pamphlets emphasizing the same aspect
were distributed amongst the visitors. The
initiative sought to reinforce Road Safety ethics
among visitors.
… RAISING FUNDS
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Literary Club
“Books are humanity in print.”
— Barbara W. Tuchman
To inculcate a love of reading amongst students, the Literary Club, formerly known as the
Book Club, was initiated in the year 2008. Since then the club has expanded, both, in terms of
number of members and the wide range of activities that are organized regularly.
• The first venture of the Club in the session
2012-13 was celebration of “World Book Day”
in Senior department. This constituted of :
− Book Jacket Designing competition on 19
April 2012
− Interactive session with renowned writer &
child psychologist, Dr Ira Saxena on 23 April
2012.
• The Literary Club organised an English
Calligraphy competition on 9 May 2012 for the
students of Primary Department. It was a
creative and fruitful exercise for the students,
as they got the opportunity to marvel and
practice proper strokes in cursive writing.
Students were awarded certificates and prizes.
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• The Literary Club organised an Interactive
session with Ms Neelima Sinha, an eminent writer
of Children’s Books on 18 July 2012 in the senior
library for members of the senior department.
• The 18th Delhi Book Fair with its focus on e-books
was visited by the staff and student members of
the club on 6 and 7 September 2012.
• Scholastic Book Fair was organized from 12 to 14
September 2012 at PR campus.
• On 31 July 2012, an Interactive session
on ‘Designing a Family Newspaper’ was
conducted for Literary club members of
Middle Department. The format of the
newspaper, methods and techniques of
designing the front page were
discussed. Students prepared the front
page of the family newspaper and their
work was assessed on parameters of
creativity, content, presentation and
overall impact.
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• Club members of Classes XI & XII regularly share book reviews with students of class IX &
X in the zero periods on Wednesdays and Fridays. Books like Hardy Boys series by
Franklin W Dixon, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
and A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Hosseni have been discussed. This step has
been taken to promote reading habits amongst students.
• A Book Reading Session was held on 20 December
2012. Excerpts from the works of Paulo Coelho,
Khalid Hosseini, Vikram Seth and Chetan Bhagat were
read out to club members by 10 selected students.
• 26 members of the Literary Club along with Ms Rita
Razdan, Senior Librarian visited the British Council
library on 14 December 2012. The students were taken
on a guided tour by Mr Vikrant Sharma, Executive Metro
Libraries and Cultural Centers.
The electronic system of issue and return of books was explained to the group. The
unique system of book display was appreciated by the students.
• Mr Amitabha Bagchi, renowned writer was interviewed by Literary Club members on 19
January 2013 at his residence at Panchsheel, Delhi. The members were escorted by literary
club incharges Ms Radha Nair and Ms Rita Razdan. During the interview, the author shared
information about his books, his personal and professional life and his views on the art of
creative writing.
• A Book Discussion on Hemmingway’s Old Man and the Sea was organized on 4 February
2013.
• Members visited the World Book Fair at Pragati Maidan on 7 & 8 February 2013.
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Quizzing Club
“Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.”
—Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam
The Quizzing club was initiated in the school in 2012 in association with the organisation,
Greycells. The club aims to instill a sense of curiosity among the students and train them in
critical observation & strategic thinking.
•
Second Module of the Quizzing Club was held from 19 March till 23 March 2012.
Additionally, thirty students enrolled as members of the club in April, 2012. Consequently,
Sessions for junior and senior groups were conducted separately. Mock Quiz were
regularly conducted for the members.
• Third Module was held from 7 May to 12 May
2012 . It culminated in an Inter House
Competition-‘Question Hour’ organised by
the Secondary Department in association
with the Quizzing Club on 11 May 2012. Mr
Gautam Bose was the quiz master of this
exciting & highly competitive two hour long
programme. The Ouizzing Club members of
all departments attended the programme.
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• The members enhanced their skills by participating in a number of Inter School Quiz
Competitions. The team comprising Deepansh Gupta, Aakarsh Aryan and Jagrit Singh of class X
qualified for the final round of Checkered Flag: Inter school Motor Sports Quiz - organized on
behalf of Jaypee Sports International Limited that was held on 3 September 2012.
• During the Astronomy week celebrations, under the guidance of club incharge Ms. Neenu Singh,
the club members conducted an Astronomy Quiz for the selected students of class VIII on 9
October 2013. Akshay Kumar Gupta of class XII D was the Quiz Master.
• The club members participated in a wide array of Inter School Quiz Competitions, such as, Ninth
Japan quiz, CBSE Heritage Quiz etc.
A session in progress …
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Robotics Club
“Minds are like parachutes… They only work when open.”
- Anonymous
Set up in collaboration with A-Set Training & Research Institute, the Robotics Club aims to
build a strong base in computer programming and artificial intelligence among students.
Robotics club organized various activities for students of Module I, II and III. Students’
scientific skills, in particular, were enriched with hands on learning experience that they
gained while working on following electronics projects:
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Fabrication of amplifier circuit diagram
Testing of Amplifier
Digital
electronics
consisted
of
memory
circuits
with
flip-flops,
resistors and counters
Fabrication and designing of shift
resistor
Application of microprocessor in
robotics
Practical applications of sensor based
circuit in robotics.
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Scouts and Guides Club
“WE are the leaders, we have been waiting for”
— Sweet Honey of Rock Music Band
The school, in 2012, became a member of Scouting, a “voluntary, non-political, educational
movement” started by Lord Baden Powell. This Club provides yet another means to promote
life skills among the learners as the purpose of Scouting is “to contribute to the development
of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as
individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of local, national and international
communities.”
Practical Sessions for members of Scouts & Guides Club were organised in the school
premises on 27 October 2012 and 9 February 2013. Cubs and Bulbuls were taught the
following activities:
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Scouting Standing Commands
Scouting Prayer
Scouting Flag Song
Scouting Sign, Salute & Left Hand Shake
Scouting Yell
How to tie a Flag
First Aid
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How to make stretcher
Scouting Claps
Hand Signals & Whistle Signals
Square Knot , Bowline Knot & Hand Cuff Knot
Tripod Stand
Cooking without utensils
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Tod Fod Jod Club
“The function of education is to teach one to think critically and to
work intensively.”
—Martin Luther
The Tod Fod Jod Club under National Innovation Council, Planning Commission, India was
initiated in our school on 4 September 2012, for students of Middle Department, following the
guidelines of CBSE, to develop analytical & scientific skills among children:
• In the introductory session that was held on 4
September 2012, the club members were briefed
about the aim of the club.
• The session held on 12 September 2012 focused on
battery torch. The students observed all components
of the battery torch & discussed their functions.
• The session held on 23 September 2012 focused on
dismantling of dry cell in order to understand its
components, composition and working of the cell.
• On 15 October 2012, the session aimed at innovative
scientific ways to use waste material. Students
prepared a working boat from waste materials like
CD cover, outer structure of iron, battery and motor
of a remote controlled car.
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• On 8 November 2012, students were guided to dismantle the remote control used for T.V.
sets They studied and observed its different parts minutely and later made a chart
displaying different components of the remote.
• On 27 November 2012, students were taught to make a hovercraft using a CD, a sipper,
tape and balloons.
• Students learnt to make a drill machine using a toy clip, motor and allpins, in the session
held on 21 December 2012.
• On 26 December 2012 students made a motor boat. They dismantled a toy car to take out
its circuit. Using the circuit, plastic bottle, cells and fan they made a motorboat which could
be operated using the remote of the toy car.
• Tod Fod Jod Mela was held on 21
January 2013 in Modern School,
Barakhamba Road. 22 Students
participated in the Mela with 11 ‘Jod’
Materials. Through a demonstration,
the students explained each of their
eleven ‘jods’ in an impressive way.
Chief Guest, Mr Sam Pitroda
appreciated the efforts of students.
Certificates of Appreciation were
awarded to teachers and the
students received Certificates of
Participation.
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CELEBRATING NATIONAL YEAR OF MATHEMATICS
To celebrate the National Year of Mathematics, a number of activities were
held in the Middle Department. Students of class VI prepared bookmarks
based on types of angles depicting examples from daily life. Class VII
students prepared table mats using concepts of quadrilaterals and triangles.
Students of class VIII made folders using quadrilateral shapes. During Book
Week, Pulse, participants designed paper costumes and accessories using
different mathematical shapes and concepts.
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Newspaper In Education Programme (NIE)
The 21st century world that we have stepped into, powered by technology and spurred by
evolution, is constantly in a state of flux. As we prepare our young pioneers to be the leaders of
tomorrow, the multifaceted NIE programme while enlightening these young minds also helps in
making learning fun.
The school is a member of the Quest Programme of the Indian Express, PACE Programme of
the Hindustan Times and the NIE Programme of The Times of India and The Hindu, each. In
addition, we also subscribe to The Statesman.
The special Student Editions of each of these newspapers (except The Statesman) are
customized to cater to the needs of students of different age groups. Besides, these provide a
platform to our young learners to express their creative abilities. Workshops on a wide range of
topics conducted by eminent resource persons, interesting movie fests, educational
excursions, and a variety of inter school competitions etc. help in enriching the educational
process at school.
As a part of the Idea Exchange Programme of The Indian Express, our students got an
opportunity to interact with Mr. Nitin Gadkari, the Bhartiya Janta Party President, along with the
journalists and editorial members of the newspaper. The school was able to showcase its
philosophy, important events, achievements etc. through the article Know Your School
published in Section II of The Statesman on 15 November, 2012. All students of class VIII & IX
got an opportunity to participate in HDFC Life Spell Bee India Spells 2013 conducted by The
Times of India under the aegis of its school progrmme, NIE. 15 students qualified for the City
Level Round. Further, the Times NIE Student of the Year Award, the Indian Express’ Student of
the Year Certificate and Statesman’s Best Student of the Year Trophy encourage and honour
noteworthy budding talents in academia and beyond.
The NIE Programme thus based on information, education and entertainment goes a long way
in preparing the learners for the dynamic environment of tomorrow.
SCHOOL FUNCTIONS
“Where is life we have lost in living?
Where is wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
Where is knowledge we have lost in information?
— T.S. Eliot
Our challenge as educators lies in not simply giving information to our students but
teaching them how to use it. Education that fosters creativity, promotes critical thinking
and develops communication skills is the need of the hour. Thus, a wide array of school
functions and programmes are regularly organized that provide a stimulating
environment that “give wings to the divine fire” within each learner and “fill the world
with the glow of its goodness.”
Here is a sneak peek at the functions that marked the school calendar this session…
School Functions
Satrarambh Ceremony
Prayer and purification marked
the commencement of the new
academic session 2012-2013.The
ceremony commenced with the
lighting of the traditional lamp.
The school choir paid obeisance
to Lord Ganesha & Goddess
Saraswati with eloquent hymns.
Dr Menka Sharma, PGT (Sanskrit)
exhorted students to value the
blessings of good education and
model themselves as righteous
individuals. This was followed by
‘HAVAN’ ceremony conducted by
Pandit Lalit Prasad Mishra. The
programme
concluded
with
melodious Bhajans presented by
Mr Suman Kumar Jha, TGT
(Music).
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Annual Day
The school celebrated its Annual Day on 7
April, 2012. Distinguished Mr B V Selvaraj,
Principal Secretary to Govt of NCT of Delhi,
General Administration Deptt, Labour and
Administration, graced the occasion as the
Chief Guest. Illustrious kathak exponent
Guru Gitanjali Lal was the Guest of Honour
while noted theatre personality, Ms Lushin
Dubey was the Special Guest.
The Principal, Mr L V Sehgal delivered the
welcome address and presented the Annual
Report of school for the session 2011-12.
Through an impressive Audio Visual
Presentation, the activities & achievements
of school and students during the session
were highlighted. About 165 students
received prizes for scholastic and coscholastic achievements. Mr J C Ajmani
(Secretary) Manager proposed the vote of
thanks.
An enthralling Cultural Programme besides
an Exhibition of photographs, art & craft
work, showcasing the creativity and
imagination of students provided a feast for
the aesthetic sensibilities of the visitors.
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Virasat - SPIC MACAY Fest
A cultural fest was organised under the aegis of SPIC MACAY on 18 April 2012. Pandit
Biswajit Roy Chowdhary, a celebrated sarod and sitar player and a disciple of Ustad Amjad Ali
Khan graced the occasion for a lecture- demonstration session. Shri Nishith Chatterjee
accompanied him on the tabla. After the lamp lighting ceremony, the renowned musician
presented a recital of Raag Jaunpuri in Teen Taal. The presentation was followed by an
interactive session. The programme that was also attended by the teachers and students of
neighbouring schools was found to be greatly beneficial.
Under the aegis of SPIC MACAY, a five day calligraphy workshop was organised for the
students of Middle Department from 30 April to 4 May 2012. 55 students were enrolled for the
workshop. The resource person was the National Award Winner, Mr Anees H Sidhki.
School Functions
Superannuation Ceremony
A farewell ceremony was organized on the
occasion of the superannuation of three staff
members on 18 May 2012. The Principal, Mr L
V Sehgal along with executive members of
the PTA and Alumni Association and the staff
members felicitated the three stalwarts, Ms
Ramesh Manchanda (PGT Chemistry), Ms
Vibha Chopra (Assistant Teacher Dance), Mr
Indu Nath Mishra (Support Staff) with
citations and mementos.
PULSE 2012-13: A Zestful Expression Of Talent
The school organized its 9th Annual Inter School
Event – PULSE- from 25 to 27 July 2012. About
475 students from prestigious schools of Delhi
and NCR participated in the fourteen wide
ranging competitions comprising the event. The
school’s team scored the highest. Being the host
team, the winning trophy was passed on to the
school at the second position.
School Functions
Annual Summer Project Exhibition
Annual Summer Project and Activities
Exhibition was organized at PR campus on 9
August 2012 to display the work done during
the Activity Week and Summer vacation. The
theme chosen for the Exhibition was
‘Colours’ whereas topics selected for the
Activity Week were: ‘Flowers’ for PS,
‘Festivals’ for PP and ‘Best out of Waste’ for
Primary
classes.
Mr.
Rajesh
Bhatia,
Councillor MCD was the Chief Guest. Mr. Lalit
Kumar (GOONJ, an NGO) was the Guest of
Honour. The Art Corner overflowed with
creative endeavours like desk organizers,
Worli
paintings,
traditional
strings,
bandhanwars & paper flowers. Book covers,
hand puppets and story charts were the
highlights of Library Corner. A counter for
parenting provided useful information for the
parents. The NIE corner highlighted the
importance of newspaper reading in our life.
School Functions
Independence Day
Independence Day was celebrated in the
school on 15 August 2012. The Principal,
Mr L V Sehgal hoisted the National Flag.
It was followed by a melodious
presentation of the National Anthem,
sung with great patriotic fervour by all
present. Next, the school choir
presented a medley of songs expressing
their love for the Nation. Through an
enlightening speech by Mridula Dawar
(XII F) the significance of the day was
highlighted and a tribute was paid to all
those who sacrificed their lives for the
welfare of the Nation. The Principal, in
his address, urged the youth to work
enthusiastically and sincerely towards
achieving their goals. He emphasized
the important role that the Youth has to
play in progress of the nation. The
Programme concluded with distribution
of sweets to all present.
School Functions
Annual English Play- 2012
The Dramatics Club of the school showcased an adaptation of the novella - A Christmas
Carol- written by the literary genius, Charles Dickens - on 1 September 2012 in the school
auditorium. Staging this play was a tribute to Dickens in the year of his bicentenary
celebrations all over the world. Ms Rittika Parukh, Assistant Director, British Council graced
the occasion as the Guest of Honour. The entertaining and soul-stirring presentation by 75
budding theater artistes of the school celebrated the spirit of Christmas and the good it
inspires in all. The august gathering included Ms Priyanka Sachdeva, Principal, Shishu
Bharati School, Ajmeri Gate; Mr J C Ajmani, IFS (Retd.), Secretary (Manager) of the school
and Executive Director, CES; Ms Neena Sahni, Advisor, Montessori Departments at Bal
Bharati Public Schools; Ms Nanu Rekhi, Principal, NTTI, BBPS; members of the PTA and
Alumni; parents of the participants and staff members. Ms Rittika Parukh was full of
appreciation for the remarkable presentation which according to her was “an Oscar winning
performance.”
School Functions
Teachers' Day Celebrations (4 September 2012)
At GR and PR Campus each, a special joint assembly was organized on 4 September 2012 to
commemorate Teachers’ Day.
At GR campus, Vice Principal, Ms Gangwani; Headmistress, Ms Garg and office bearers of all
the three departments, paid a floral tribute to Dr Radhakrishnan with strains of ‘Guru
Vandana’ reverberating in the background. The significance of the day was explained by
Prachi Pal of Class XI in her speech. The cultural programme included vocal and instrumental
items and a contemporary dance item ‘Ritu Rang’. Vice Principal, Ms Gangwani, in her speech
emphasized the need to nurture the bond between students and teachers.
At PR campus, the programme commenced with a floral tribute to Dr Radhakrishnan by the
Headmistress, Ms Mamta Malik. This was followed by ’Shloka Recital’ highlighting the
significance of guru mahima, by students of class III. The mythological story, ‘Eklavya’ was
also enacted on the occasion.
School Functions
Teachers’ Day Celebration (5 September 2012)
On the evening of 5 September 2012,
following an enthralling cultural programme,
Ms Nanda Nair (TGT Music); Ms Rita Razdan
(TGT Librarian); Ms Shashi Bhatnagar (TGT
Hindi) and Mr Swapan Karmakar (TGT Arts)
were honoured on their completion of 25
years of service to the school. Mr Sehgal, the
Principal was felicitated by the members of
staff, PTA and the Alumni Association for the
prestigious National Award to Teacher 2011
that had been conferred upon him by the
hon’ble President, Sh. Pranab Mukherjee.
The special segment of the programme to
honour Mr L V Sehgal began with a short film
on Mr Sehgal’s journey as a great leader. It
was followed by an address by Vice-Principal
Ms Geeta Gangwani congratulating and
appreciating the sagacious efforts of the
Principal. The programme ended with an
address by the Principal dedicating the award
to the staff members and motivating all to
achieve new milestones.
School Functions
Annual Athletic Meet and P.T. Display 2012
Annual Athletic Meet and P.T. Display was held separately for each department. This was done
to ensure participation of maximum number of students from each department in various
sporting events and drills.
The programme for each department was held at the PR campus playfields. It consisted of
impressive March Past, a series of energetic track and field events, namely, 100 m, 200m,
400m, 800m, 4 X100m Relay races, Long Jump, High Jump and Shot-put followed by
rhythmic and well coordinated drills and display of yogic asana.
The presence of eminent guests at each of the Meets encouraged students to strive for
excellence in sports.
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Details of Athletic Meet of each Department . . .
Department
Montessori
Primary
,
Road
Date of Meet
and 10-12 October 2012
Pusa
Chief Guest
Mr Vinay Lamba,
eminent cricketer
Best Athlete
Boy
--------------
Best Athlete
Girl
------------
Primary, GRH Marg
6-7 November 2012
Mr.Gursharan
Sarthak Sudan (V-B) Vanshita Singh
Singh, ace Cricketer Anurag Juneja
(V D)
(V B)
Middle Department
6-7 September 2012
Mr. Lalit Prasad,
Ashish Bali (VIII A)
Indian
Boxing
Coach and nine
times
boxing
champion
Divya Chakrawarti
(VIII C)
Sr. 25
October-3 Mr. Surender
Vansh Chadha(XH)
November 2012
Chamanlal Khanna, Anveshak Tajendra
International
(XI G)
Cricketer
(Chief Guest)
Mr. Shravan Kumar,
renowned
Cricket
coach (Guest of
Honour )
Peehu Kukreti (IX G)
Natasha Lall (XI E)
Senior
&
Secondary
Department
School Functions
Investiture Ceremony
Investiture Ceremony was held by each Department to induct its team of office bearers and
prefects. The newly appointed members of the Prefectural Board respectfully echoed their
oath at the swearing in ceremony. The members were given their badges. The outgoing teams
handed over the charge to the new teams. Following are the team heads of different
Departments:
Department
Head Boy
Head Girl
Primary (PR Campus)
Poorav Dhingra
Suhani Grover
Primary (GR Campus)
Japman Arneja
Vanshita Sharma
Middle
Kartik Pratap Singh
Aashna Mahendru
Sec. & Sr. Sec.
Shivam Gakhar
Aadya Ahuja
School Functions
Cleanliness and Display Board Competition 2012
An annual feature of the school, the Cleanliness and Display Board Competition was
organized in two phases, namely, Phase I on 20 July 2012; and Phase II on 20 October 2012.
Carefully selected varied themes were given to different classes. The Display Boards were
judged by faculty members appointed for the task. They were impressed by the creativity
unleashed and the research work undertaken by the students. In the final outcome, the
winning section of each class was: IV-D; V-C; VI-H; VII-A, VIII-H, IX-H, X-H, XI-B and XII-A. In the
PR Campus, the results for both the phases were given individually. In the first round, PS-C ,
PP-E, I B, II F and III F stood first while in the second round, PS D, PP E, I B , IIF and III A
emerged as the Winners.
Rang Tarang
The 6th Cultural Fiesta, Rang Tarang- a Talent Hunt Contest was held from 7 to 16 December
2012. The event showcased performances of students from Pre Primary to class XII in the four
categories- Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Dance and Dramatics. Spread over nine days, the
event witnessed 786 participatory entries and was an exuberant display of immense talent.
Suhani Grover of class III E and Tushita Srivastava of VI G got special Recognition and Honour
respectively, for their outstanding performances in all categories. Pranshu Sharma of class VIII
F was adjudged as the ‘Star of Rang Tarang 2012’.
School Functions
Rang Tarang
School Functions
Winter Carnival
Winter Carnival of the school was organized on Sunday, 23 December 2012.
The campus of the school was richly decorated reflecting the spirit of Christmas. Live
performances by the school band – Megahertz; the innovative dance group- Spunk- the DJ
stall and Parade by the students of Primary department dressed as fairies, clowns, Walt
Disney’s characters and Santa Clauses, too, added to the spirit of cheer & celebrations.
The galore of activities also included a Baby Show, Antakshri organized by the PTA and Bingo
by the Alumni and Raffle draw. There were also a variety of rides and games & food stalls.
Amidst the fun and festivity too, the school’s concern for the society was evident. The Interact
Club promoted Road Safety through its campaign- “Steer to Safety: Alive today – Alive
tomorrow”. Aesthetically painted scrolls bearing relevant quotations and illustrations on road
safety were displayed on the school building. Pamphlets emphasizing the same aspect were
distributed among the visitors. On the occasion, funds raised by the Club members were
donated to an NGO, Prateek catering to children with special needs. The Environment Club
members sold eco-friendly products made by students and potted medicinal plants. In
addition, the executives of i-dream, an interactive environment education company calculated the carbon footprints of visitors and suggested ways to reduce environmental
degradation.
Mr. K.K. Khullar, President, CES and Chairman, Managing Committee, BBPS, GRH Marg,
released the Souvenir 2012 in the presence of Mr. J.C. Ajmani, Secretary (Manager) of the
school and Executive Director, CES and Principal Mr L V Sehgal. Addressing the audience, Mr.
Khullar emphasized that we must make efforts to become better human beings with each
passing day. The occasion was graced by presence of Principals of other BBPS units and CES
members.
School Functions
School Functions
Sur Sangeet
The Annual Staff Gathering ‘Sur Sangeet’
a programme of devotional songs was
organised by Parent Teacher Association
on Friday, 28 December 2012, in the
auditorium. Mr Sujit Kumar Ojha, an Arya
Ratna Awardee and music composer of
films and albums in Hindi, Bhojpuri and
Punjabi held the audience spell bound
with his melodious presentation. The
programme concluded with a sumptuous
lunch for all.
Republic Day
Republic Day was celebrated with much
enthusiasm on January 26, 2013.
The program
consisted of a rich medley of patriotic songs
presented by the school choir. Head Girl, Aadya
Ahuja of XI A talked about the significance of the
day. On the occasion, the Principal hoisted the
National Flag which was followed by a melodious
rendition of the National Anthem. In his address,
Principal Mr L V Sehgal emphasized the importance
of respecting all religions, castes, cultures and
gender. Sweets were distributed to all present.
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Farewell to Class XII
“Cross Over” – the ceremony was
organised by class XI to bid farewell to
the outgoing batch of class XII on 9
February 2013. The program consisted of
a rich potpourri of dance and musical
items as well as the lively musical beats
of the ‘dhol’. The citation ceremony was
the highlight of the programme which
came to an end with a sumptuous lunch
organised for the students and staff
members.
Aashirvachan Samaroh 2013
A formal farewell for the outgoing class XII
was organised on 21 February 2013. The
ceremony commenced with the rendition
of Ganesh Stuti by the Deputy Head boy,
Aditya Roy. The main highlight of the
programme
was
a
motivational
presentation by the guest speaker, Mr Rajiv
Gokhlani, GM Learning and Development
HRD from FIITJEE. Mr Gokhlani used
effective videos and his powerful oratory
to interact with the students and ingrain a
sense of responsibility towards their
approach to the examinations. He also
stressed the importance of having a
positive
attitude
and
transforming
themselves through it. The programme
concluded with the blessings of the Vice
Principal, Ms Geeta Gangwani who also
proposed the vote of thanks.
School Functions
Music & Dance Programme
Music & Dance programme was put up by
students of PR campus on 12 February, 2013 in the
school auditorium to showcase their singing and
dancing acumen. The programme started with a
melodious welcome song by students of Class III
followed by a performance of Class III singers and
Class I dancers on Basant and Phagun. Students
of Class II put up a classical performance “Kaal
Bhairav Ashtakam”, depicting the rudra roop of
Lord Shiva. The programme ended with a
contemporary dance item by students of class III
performed to a patriotic number.
School Functions
Graduation Ceremony
Graduation ceremony for the outgoing class of the
Montessori Department took place on 15 March and
16 March 2013. The programme commenced with the
lighting of the lamp by the Principal, Mr L V Sehgal. A
cultural programme was presented by the students
of both Montessori and Primary Department. The
young graduates, attired in graduation cloaks and
hats received their certificates. An impressive
PowerPoint
Presentation
informing
parents
regarding the system of working in the Primary
Department was presented by the Headmistress, Ms.
Mamta Malik, on the occasion.
Result Declaration
The Result Declaration ceremony for all departments of GR and PR campus was held on
separate days from 20 to 30 March 2013. The Parent Teacher Association of the school
felicitated the meritorious students in both scholastic & co-scholastic areas. Parents
attended the ceremony in large numbers. Result synopsis was shared with the parents. The
Principal, Mr L V Sehgal congratulated students for their brilliant performance.
The Primary Dept (GR) organised its Annual Orientation programme to welcome students of
class IV on 22 March 2013. Present on the occasion were the Principal, Mr. LV Sehgal and
members of PTA. The Headmistress, Ms. Anita Garg apprised the audience regarding the
academic and co-curricular activities for the year.
GLOBAL ACTIVITIES
“The world is my country; all mankind my brethren, and to do good is
my religion.”
— Thomas Paine
The new world of the 21st Century that we have stepped into is a global village- an
interconnected world marked by rapid technological advancement and instantaneous
global communication networks. This world holds the promise of new vistas and
opportunities for our young learners. Our curriculum is imbued with a distinct
international
perspective.
Through
a
broad
spectrum
of
activities/competitions/projects, we guide our learners to celebrate the unique
characteristics of different people, cultures and traditions across the globe as well as
value these as “manifestations of the richness of our shared creativity.” We constantly
endeavour to promote the concept of global citizenship by creating opportunities for
collaborative learning and thereby pave way for world peace.
Presented below are the highlights of our foray into internationalism…
Global Activities
International School Award
The school became proud recipient of the
International School Award for the
second time, for tenure of three years
(2012-15). This prestigious International
School Award is an accreditation scheme
instituted by British Council. It is a global
benchmarking project that recognizes the
outstanding work done by schools that
are
committed
to
developing
international learning in their curriculum.
Ms. Geeta Gangwani, Vice Principal and
Ms. Reetu Dawar, Assistant Teacher
received the Award on behalf of the
school in a Ceremony held in Mumbai on
19 November 2012.
The school was also honored with an Award for excellent performance in the BBC News
School Report Exemplars which was one amongst the various projects included in the
program, Connecting Classrooms. The project was done in partnership with BBC News with
the aim to develop journalistic skills of young people in schools.
Continuing with our efforts to promote global citizenship, the following activities undertaken
as a part of the ISA Project, helped to incorporate international dimension to the curriculum:
Global Activities
Earth Week
Earth Week was celebrated from 20 to 26 April 2012 at the Pusa Road Campus to sensitize the
students towards the need to save and protect our planet.
A special joint assembly was organized on 20th April 2012 to commence the Earth Day
celebrations. A pledge was taken to save mother Earth and Run For Earth was organized on
the occasion.
During the week long celebrations, through different activities, students were made aware of
the need and benefits of waste management and use of eco- friendly things.
On 26 April, a number of competitions were organised for different classes - Colouring
Competition for class I, Paper Bag Making for class II and Poster Making on the theme Save
Earth for class III.
Global Activities
In Unison with Our Mother Earth
Students of Middle department
organised a special assembly on
25 April 2012 to commemorate
the Earth Day. The participants
showcased thoughtful messages
against
deforestation,
dehydration and global warming.
The importance of 3 R's –
Reduce, Recycle and Reusealong with conservation of
natural resources was depicted
through interesting dialogues
and poems. A group dance
'Nritya Bahar' and a melodious
musical presentation by the
school choir celebrated the spirit
of harmony in Nature. The
assembly concluded with the
students taking an oath to
protect the Mother Earth.
Global Activities
Young Artists on a Global Odyssey
An Art Competition as an ISA activity was organized for
the students of the Middle Department. The presentations
were made from 30 April to 3 May. Eight teams comprising
12 students each, participated in the event and displayed
their artistic sensibilities. Each team was allotted a
country and they showcased the traditions, culture and
lifestyle of the designated country with a set of four
objects, namely a candle, card, diya and model of a cake.
The judges Ms. Neelu Chopra, former Art teacher of the
school and Ms. Shilpi Poddar Das, Assistant Teacher (Art)
highlighted the importance of such events that make the
children better equipped to face the bigger challenges of
life.
Global Activities
Know Thy World
The Children for International Community Club organized a Display Board Competition for
class IV and V on 20 July. The theme was ‘Exploring Europe and Asia’ – Monuments and
Personalities’. Students of class IV displayed charts, pictures and information related to Asian
countries like Pakistan, Thailand, and China. Students of class V collected and exhibited
information on European countries like UK, Austria, and Greece. The competition was judged
by Headmistress Ms. Anita Garg and Ms. Soma Ganguly, TGT (Art).
MUN 2012
The school held its Model United Nations Conference on 17 August 2012. The World Health
Assembly was simulated with International Health Security Issues as the agenda. Students
took on the roles of delegates, hailing from 40 different countries, which ranged from the
developed nations to smaller developing ones. They debated and discussed crucial issues
like HIV-AIDS, trans boundary caused by zootoxins diseases such as avian influenza (H5N1)
infections which affect animals and humans and finally advocated solutions for global public
health security like surveillance, identification and control. The MUN was chaired efficiently
by Rohan Dev Talwar and Hisham Ahmed Rizvi both representatives of WORDZ, a Debating
Society. The session which lasted more than five hours kept the students rapt in dealing with
health issues in a globalized world.
Global Activities
Model United
Nations 2012
in Progress …
Global Activities
Speak the Speech
Characters
from
Shakespearean
Drama
dominated the stage on 24 August when the Inter
House Competition “Speak the Speech” was
organised for classes XI and XII. Famous lines
from memorable works of Shakespeare echoed
in
the
auditorium.
Participants
attired
appropriately in the costumes of the characters
being portrayed, spoke out their well rehearsed
memorable speeches from Shakespeare’s
dramas simulating the mood & tone of the
speakers
effectively.
The
competition
familiarized students with the works and the
world of literary genius, Shakespeare.
Book Review and Cover Design Competition
Students from the Middle Department participated in Book Review Writing and Cover
Designing Competition organized in the School Library on 28 August 2012. Having selected
any one book by authors, such as, Ruskin Bond, R.K.Narayan, Enid Blyton, Charles Dickens,
Roald Dahl, Jonathan Swift, Rudyard Kipling and R L Stevenson, the students wrote book
reviews and designed attractive book covers. This activity enabled students to become
familiar with the culture & traditions of the time and society being protrayed in these literary
works. Mrs. Nita Nijhara, PGT English and Ms. Neelu Chopra, former Art teacher, BBPS were
the judges for the activity.
Global Activities
Lets Talk Books
Classical Literature and books that have
touched lives all over the world were
taken up for analysis in the Inter house
Book Discussion Competition – “Lets
Talk Books” held on 7 September 2012.
The presentation included analysis of the
allotted book supplemented by graphic
depictions
through
PowerPoint
Presentation.
International Day of Peace
A special assembly was organized on 21 September in the Primary Department to
celebrate International Day of Peace. Students discussed the significance of the day
through enlightening talks that stressed upon the need for universal peace.
Contributions of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther, Mother Teresa and Nelson
Mandela to the cause of world peace were highlighted. In addition, a short play, a soul
stirring song and a mesmerizing dance performance aimed to sensitize students
towards this global issue. The program concluded with students taking a pledge to
promote peace and harmony.
Global Activities
Folk Tale Enactment
A special assembly highlighting the importance of stories and folk tales across the globe was
organized as a prequel to the show and finally, on 28th September 2012, famous Russian folk
tale, The Giant Turnip was enacted by students of class III.
Global Activities
Inter House Fancy Dress competition
A Fancy dress competition
for Class IV and V was
conducted
on
12
October2012. The themes
for Class IV and V were
fairytale characters and
traditional dresses from
various countries of the
world respectively. Little
kids in colourful attires
spoke about their costumes
and
characters
very
confidently. Mr. Amarnath
Ghosh, the Drama Teacher
and Mrs. Jyotsna Srivastav,
TGT Sanskrit adjudged the
event.
Global Activities
Harvest Festivity
‘Harvest Festivity’ an inter-house
competition, with a difference, was
organized on 18 January, 2013 in the
school auditorium. Eight houses of the
school represented by four members
each, were allotted Harvest festivals,
celebrated by countries around the
world. The teams collected Harvest
related items for display, after
researching the culture and rituals
associated with the festival. The
exhibition was a treat for the eyes. It
consisted of displays of food items,
costumes and dances typical of the
ceremonious occasion. The unique
competition portraying the varied ways
of celebrating Harvest festival across
the world emphasized unity in diversity
and won the appreciation of judges and
audience alike.
Global Activities
Global Initiatives/Projects
Warming up for London Olympics 2012
Students from our school were selected
to perform at ‘Warming up for London
Olympics 2012’, a prestigious event
held at British Council, Delhi on 19 April
2012. The event was held to celebrate
the Olympic spirit and showcase
activities and projects undertaken by
British Council to generate awareness
regarding London Olympics 2012,
amongst students in India. Many
schools from Delhi & NCR attended the
programme. Our choir of 25 students of
Middle
Department
presented
a
rendition of Olympic song to a rapt
audience comprising delegates from
London, officials from Education
Department, principals and teacher
coordinators of various schools. Aadya
Ahuja of XI-A was selected after
stringent auditions at the British
Council, to anchor the event.
Global Activities
Interactive session for Students of French
An interactive session with Mr Romain Bonnaud, project manager with Eurocopter India was
organised for French language students of classes IX & X on 15 May 2012 in the senior
library.
The students welcomed the guest with a French song, a small brief on the importance of
French as well as Indo-French relations in today’s world. Next, in a two hour session, with the
help of a presentation, Mr. Bonnaud acquainted the students with France its important
historical dates, geography, art, culture, gastronomy, fashion, presidential elections, social
graces, etc. This was followed by an interactive session in which Mr Bonnaud addressed the
queries of the students.
Global Activities
BCSA Meet
Our school has been nominated as the British Council Ambassador School (BCAS) in
recognition for the exemplary work done by the school in adding international dimension to
its curriculum. Ms Geeta Gangwani, Vice Principal, was nominated as British Council School
Ambassador (BCSA) in December 2011. She attended the BCSA meet held in Hyderabad on 6
and 7 August 2012. The Meet was attended by 65 members from across the country. It
provided a platform for sharing experiences and challenges confronted by BCSA members as
well as setting new objectives for the next session. BCSAs were familiarized with the new
programmes initiated by British Council for schools in India. A felicitation ceremony was also
held in recognition of the exemplary efforts made by selected BCSAs. Ms Gangwani was one
of the seven BCSAs felicitated from North India Region.
Global Activities
Local Facilitator Induction Programme
Vice Principal, Mrs Geeta Gangwani has been
selected to act as a Local Facilitator for providing
advice and guiding Indian schools participating in
the Connecting Classrooms Project under the aegis
of British Council. Local facilitator Induction
programme was organized by British Council on 7
and 8 August 2012 at Hyderabad. The workshop
was attended by 35 Local Facilitators from all over
India. The main objective of the event was to hone
the presentation and facilitation skills of the
participants. The participants worked in pairs to
prepare presentations which were assessed by
experts and peers. Further, local facilitators will use
these skills to conduct orientation and briefings for
the new schools joining the Connecting
Classrooms and International School Award
Projects. Mrs. Geeta Gangwani conducted Mid Term
Briefing Session for 40 schools of Delhi, NCR and
neighbouring cities on 7th and 8th October 2012 at
Hotel Crown Plaza, Okhla.
Global Activities
Greening with Goethe-International Youth Conference
Vaishali Chawla and Swastik Chugh of X-H attended a 3-day International Youth ConferenceGREENING WITH GOETHE held at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore from the 1 to 3
December 2012. Students from India, Germany, Sri Lanka and the Czech Republic
participated in the Conference. The participants made project files, PowerPoint
presentations and posters on environmental issues like waste disposal, pollution,
biodiversity, energy and mobility. A number of workshops were conducted aiming to
analyze various environmental problems and find solutions that can be implemented both at
individual and government level. On the last day, a resolution based on the workshops was
handed over to Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam for further consideration by the Indian Government.
The conference proved to be a good learning experience and helped in defining the role of
youth towards protecting environment.
Global Activities
British Council School Ambassador Presentation
As British Council School Ambassador
(BCSA) and Local Facilitator (LF), Vice
Principal, Ms Geeta Gangwani presented the
‘Case Study’ of BBPSGR, at Hotel Shangri-la
on 24 January 2013, to the applicants of
International School Award 2013-2016.
Supported by a PowerPoint Presentation, Ms
Geeta Gangwani showcased the challenges
faced by BBPSGR during inculcation of
International Dimension to school activities.
She also talked about the positive impact of
activities nurturing Global Citizenship on
students, staff and school. She shared
strategies
and
tips
for
successful
implementation of International Activities in
school.
Global Activities
Global Partnerships
Europe Meets India (EUMIND) Organization
Foreign delegates from Denmark and Finland - Mr Ilpo Kalevi, Ms Charlotte Frederksen and Ms
Gunhild Jensen of the EUMIND group along with Mr D ‘Monte from Birla Vidya Niketan, Pushp
Vihar visited our school on 18 October 2012.
The group interacted with the Principal and discussed the common concern of nurturing global
citizenship. The objective of EUMIND and the kind of activities undertaken were discussed.
At PR campus, the visitors took a school tour, witnessed the assembly programme put up by
students of Montessori Department. They were familiarized with Montessori system and
apparatus. They also observed a Smart class lesson being conducted in a section of class-I in
addition to a sports activity in the play ground.
The Principal Mr. L.V. Sehgal has
been elected as the Vice Chairperson
of EUMIND Delhi Chapter. Five schools
of Delhi will collaboratively work with
schools in Europe on common areas of
interest. Selected students from the
Middle Department shall be working in
groups to prepare an e-journal on the
topic, Art, as the first activity.
Global Activities
German Indian Classroom Programme – BOSCH Project
The German Indian Classroom Program constitutes project work carried out over a period of
one year with two integrated exchange phases. Under its aegis, our school and Genoveva
Gymnasium, Germany have been working collaboratively for a year on a joint curriculum plan
titled ‘Who We Are and Where We Are Going – self images and migration in Delhi and
Cologne’. Implementation of the project consisted of working on mutually agreed subthemes
and sharing the outcomes on fortnightly basis.
• The collaboration was executed through bi-weekly discussions and evaluation of work
results via Skype, email, social networks etc. and uploading it on a common portal called
Pasch Net.
• Students explored migration in personal, social and political contexts in their own as well
as partner country.
• Students from both the schools exchanged introductory videos wherein each partner gave
the other a peep into his/ her world.
• Next, students started working on the subthemes of the project. They researched every
subtheme and conducted interviews of their family members with migration backgrounds.
Focusing on immigrant situation in both Delhi and Cologne, they interviewed immigrants
from other cities and countries.
• The students then explored Xenophobia, concentrating on migrant apprehensions and
fears.
Global Activities
• The results of the study were depicted in the form of pie charts; maps depicting
concentration of immigrants in both the cities were also made. Finally, this subtheme was
illustrated in newsletters.
• Students next examined the push and pull factors causing migration and portrayed these
in form of a display board presentation.
• PPTs on immigration policies of both India and Germany were prepared.
• Visit of German students
Our School played host to a 17 member delegation from Genoveva Gymnasium, Cologne,
Germany from 27 November to 11 December 2012. The group comprising of 14 students
and 3 teachers was here as part of the German Indian Classroom Programme.
During the 15 day visit of the German partners, students from both the schools visited
Don Bosco Ashalayam, an NGO in Vikaspuri, working for welfare of refugees. They had
an opportunity of meeting refugees from Myanmmar, Somalia and Afghanistan. They
learnt how such organisations help refugees to integrate into the main stream. They also
worked collaboratively on the subject – Migration- A Burden or an Asset.
• In April 2013, students will be working on the last two subthemes of the project by writing
features depicting impact of immigration on work force, art and culture and mindset in
both the cities. They will, then study how an individual is affected by globalisation in a
cosmopolitan environment by doing a case study.
• The project will culminate in May 2013 with our students visiting the German partner
school in Cologne.
Global Activities
Visit of German Students
Global Activities
Crossing Borders – International Visits
International German Youth Camp in Japan
PASCH (Schools -partner of the future) in collaboration with Goethe Institut organized an
International German Youth Camp from 26 to 31 March 2012. The camp was held in Chuo
National Youth Friendship Centre, Gotemba. Karan Kapoor and Disha Chaddha of class X
were among the 90 students from India, China, Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan and Japan who
participated in this camp. The main objective of the camp was to create a positive learning
environment for students and enable them to develop cross cultural skills.
Global Activities
Youth Camp in Germany
Sameera Malik, Ayushi Suneja
and Akshay Gupta of Class X
attended a three week camp
organized by PASCH, Goethe
Institut in Sankt Peter Ording,
Germany from 6 May to 26 May
2012.The students got an
opportunity to interact with Mr
Bahlsmeier, the Mayor of Sankt
Peter Ording and Ms Martina
Koeppen, member of Social
Democratic Party. The students
visited places like Hamburg,
Flensburg, Tönning, Museums
of Germany and the Church of
Sankt
Peter
Ording.
The
students got a chance to get
familiar with the culture and
lifestyle of the people of
Germany.
Global Activities
Visit to NASA
Twenty nine students accompanied by Ms Anita Garg, Headmistress, Ms Nita Nijhara,
PGT English and Ms Ranie Arora, TGT Social Science went for an eleven-day trip to
USA-NASA from 11 May-21 May 2012. The tour was organised by Edterra Edventures.
The students attended a three-day graduation camp at the Kennedy Space Station,
NASA, Orlando(USA) where they got a real life experience of being an astronaut,
making and launching of spacecrafts, visit to The Astronaut's Hall of Fame Museum, IMax 3-D show about the launching of Apollo 11 on moon, Hydro-rockets and had a ride
of shuttle launch simulator. They also interacted with former Space Shuttle Astronaut,
JonA.McBride. The trip culminated with the graduation ceremony where certificates
were awarded to both students and teachers. The other attractions of the trip were a
full day tour of Orlando Universal Studios, Disney World, Epcot Center, Niagara Falls,
Maid of the Mist, Times Square and Empire State Building-New York.
Global Activities
Expedition to Hong Kong
A team of five students escorted by Ms. Anjali
Virmani, Convener, Astronomy Club went on a
five day long expedition to Hong Kong from 18
to 22 May 2012. The trip was organized by
SPACE to understand and witness the Annular
Solar Eclipse and to capture the rare Ring of
Fire with their personal cameras. Students and
teacher-escorts from different schools of Delhi
and NCR participated in the programme.
Expedition to China
Puneeta Bassi of IX-H, Maitreya Sharma and
Shubhankar Shershia of X-D went on a seven day
expedition to Beijing-Shanghai from 3 to 10 June
2012. The trip was organized by SPACE to witness
and capture the Transit of Venus, a phenomenon
that will take place again after 105.5 years. This
Project was a part of an international initiative
taken by prestigious institutes like NASA, ESO,
ISRO, JAXA, IAA, IUCAA and USO. Our school was
a part of a team of 47 members comprising
students and teachers from different schools of
Delhi and NCR.
Global Activities
Principal’s Visit to London
Principal, Mr L V Sehgal attended a Principal’s
Leadership Programme in London from 24 to
29 June 2012. The programme was organised
by Creative Education. Mr Mark Baterip, Project
Leader (Asia) was the Resource Person. In all,
17 Principals attended the workshop and were
trained regarding school improvement plan.
Visit to Germany
Pallavi Gupta of X H was one among eight
students from India to have won the PAD
Scholarship of Goethe Institut. She was in
Germany for a one-month study tour. During her
stay, she visited different states in Germany like
Bonn, Bavaria, Munich and Berlin. Living with a
German family and going to a German school was
a wonderful learning experience. She got an
insight into the German art, culture, music, history
and educational system as a result of the visits
organized to different museums and universities.
Global Activities
2nd Principals’ Conference, South and South East Asia
Vice Principal, Ms Geeta Gangwani attended the
Conference in Bangkok, Thailand from 17
January to 20 January 2013. It was attended by
over 100 delegates from India, Srilanka, Nepal,
Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand.
The two-day Conference focussed on ‘Shaping
the
Future
with
Vocational
Education:
Opportunities and Challenges’. The session on
Portal ‘Make it in Germany’ highlighted the
vocational opportunities available for students
in Germany. The delegates interacted with
representatives of companies like Deutsche
Bank, BMW and Siemens. The participating
schools shared school projects by putting up a
display of their school work in the session
‘Market Place’. In the formal farewell held on 19
January 2013, students from PASCH schools of
Thailand presented a cultural programme and
showcased their collaborative activities through
a PowerPoint Presentation. The workshop, apart
from enlightening the participants about
vocational opportunities also served as a
platform for networking with schools worldwide.
Global Activities
Principal’s Visit to UK
Mr L V Sehgal visited the United Kingdom to attend a study
tour organized by the British Council from 27 January to 2
February 2013. The tour was designed to focus on policy
level engagement in the areas of Science and Mathematics
education and Information & Communication Technology.
During the tour, the Principal attended a two day
course at National College of School Leadership,
Nottingham and another one at National Science
Learning Centre, Bristol. A day’s visit to the
renowned British Educational Training &
Technology Show (BETT) at London was also a
part of the programme. The study tour provided a
forum, through a series of seminars, workshops,
round table discussions and conferences, to
communicate with International senior leaders in
education and master trainers in education and
technology.
The visit proved to be a very useful and enriching
experience.
Global Activities
Bal Bharati Makes Its Presence Felt at International Inter-School Events
Geo-Fest 2012
In the Geofest 2012, an International competition organized by City Montessori School,
Lucknow, from 7 to11 September 2012 our team consisting of 6 members participated.
Altogether, 57 schools from India and abroad participated in this prestigious competition.
Aadya Ahuja of class XI bagged the Consolation prize in GeoTalk, the debate competition. In
junior category, our team secured second position in Model Display and Utkarsh Gupta of
class IX got the second position in National Geography Olympiad. Our team was also
conferred the title of the Most Cooperative Team and received a trophy for the same.
Global Activities
EUREKA International 2012
Ten students of our school- five each from Primary and Middle Department participated in
Eureka International 2012 organized by City Montessori School, Lucknow from 25 to 28
November 2012. From all over India and abroad, 56 schools participated in the competition.
The students participated in a series of events like Zerocarboncity-an art competition,
Footloose- a dance competition and Touch My Shadow- a computer presentation for the
Middle Department students and Pop Art- collage making on the topic Earth 2020,
Tintinnabulation and Rendezvous for Primary children.
Our school won the Most Enterprising Team Award besides winning the first position among
the 56 schools in ‘Pop Art’ Competition (Primary level) and fourth position in ‘Footloose’
(Middle level).
Global Activities
QUANTA International 2012
Our team of 7 students participated in Quanta 2012- an international competition for Science,
Mathematics, Electronics and Mental Ability, organized annually by City Montessori School,
Lucknow from 15 to 18 December 2012.
The competitions included Acta Mathematica Quiz, Aqua Boat Race, Debate, Science quiz and
Insight - Sculpting from Electronic Junk.
Abhishek Singhal and Saloni Gupta of class XII bagged the first position in Science Quiz and
Prachi Pal of class XI received Honorable Mention Award in the debate. Our school scored a
commendable overall 5th position amongst 73 teams from all over India and abroad.
PUBLICATIONS
Our publications mirror the philosophy, ethos and life of Bal Bharatians, to the world outside
in a very comprehensive and effective manner.
Sagarika, the annual magazine chronicled the year long activities, events and achievements of
the school besides showcasing the creativity, literary genius and artistic skills of our learners.
Sagarika Newsline, the quarterly departmental newsletter provided an insight into each
department’s highlights for that quarter. Two issues, this session, were theme based – the one
for July-September had ‘Science’ as its theme while the next issue for October-December
focused upon ‘Mathematics’.
The online Sagarika at www.papyrusclubs.com was posted regularly each month. A variety of
themes ranging from festivals, celebration of International Days to social issues etc. were
focused upon by each department every month. Our readers also posted their comments &
opinions regarding the various issues, through the ‘Feedback’ folder. This facilitated an
invaluable two way communication with our audience that the editorial team always looked
forward to.
On the occasion of Winter Carnival, Souvenir, highlighting important aspects of the previous
session was also released.
Thus, our publications are an important medium that help us to reach out to the world beyond
the confines of Bal Bharati.
PTA ACTIVITIES
The Parent Teacher Association through its numerous activities makes positive contributions
in sustaining the quality of educational transactions that take place within the school.
• A Summer Camp was organized by the PTA. It consisted of the following activities:Athletics, Football, Swimming, Judo, Martial Art, Skating and Table Tennis.
It was attended by about 700 students.
• Coaches for Judo, Skating and Aerobics are facilitated by the PTA.
• On Children’s Day, the PTA conducts a Painting Competition for the junior school students.
• The PTA felicitates the staff members who complete 25 years of service in the school, on
Teacher’s Day.
• Students excelling in sports, academics and other activities are duly honoured by the PTA.
• A get-together is organized for the staff members annually.
• PTA organizes the Antakshri Program every year in the Winter Carnival.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The Alumni Association of a school is an important entity that connects the past with the future
of the organization. New office bearers took charge of Alumni Association of the school on 1
April, 2012 . The sheer love and bonding with their alma mater led the Alumni Association to
organize a wide range of activities that enhanced educational experience of Bal Bharatians at
large. These were:
• A Blood Donation Camp in conjunction with the Indian Red Cross
Society was organized. Nearly 50 units of blood was collected.
• The Alumni Association felicitated the members of staff who had
attained superannuation. These include: Mrs. R. Manchanda, PGT
Chemistry; Mrs. Vibha Chopra, TGT Dance; and Mr. Indu Nath
Mishra, Support Staff.
• The Principal, Mr. L.V. Sehgal was honoured by the Alumni
Association, when the ‘National Award to Teachers 2012’ was
bestowed upon him, on the occasion of Teachers’ Day.
• Alumni from almost 12 batches got together for an annual Picnic
organized at Lodhi Gardens in October, 2012.
• The Alumni Asosciation organized AlumNITE 2012. Well known
film maker, Dibakar Banerjee, an alumnus of the school was the
Guest of Honour. The event was also attended by members of
Management besides the retired staff members.
• A Career Fair was organized for the students of class X and XI in
the school premises. Students got an opportunity to interact with
experienced professionals from different career backgrounds
and executives of different educational / career institutes. This
would help students to make informed career choices in future.
Tours and Excursions
“One’s destination is never a place but a new way of seeing things.”
— Henry Miller
Travelling unfetters the mind from the constraints of routine life; gives wings to the
imagination to soar high and creates everlasting memories. A school trip is a multidimensional learning experience transacted beyond the confines of a classroom, in the joyful
company of friends and peers.
The academic session 2012-13 saw a variety of excursions being organized. Students of
different classes visited Indira Gandhi Memorial, Rail Museum, Dolls’ Museum, Bal Bhavan,
Qutub Minar, Akshardhaam, Indira Gandhi Memorial, Azad Hind Gram, Raja Agrasen Ki Baoli
and Birla Mandir, to name a few. These left a lasting impression on the young minds because
of their religious, cultural and historical significance.
Appreciation of natural beauty and the value of the outdoor play was brought to fore through
fun filled picnics held at the city’s famous gardens, such as Budha Jayanti Park, Talkatora
Garden etc. Students were also taken to Mughal Garden. Visit to the NGO Goonj proved to be
a unique learning experience for students of class XI and XII. It helped to develop the special
‘connect’ between them and the community, at large.
Amongst the outstation trips, visit to Bal Bharati Activity Centre at Solan was regularly
organized for students in groups of 40 each. This 3 day & 2 night trip to the Centre was filled
with exciting adventure activities that were thoroughly enjoyed by the students.
Dharamshala, Chandigarh, Pinjore and Chattbir were the other
outstation destinations to which trips were organized.
Under
the
aegis
of
the
organization,
Science
Popularization Association of
Communicators and Educators
(SPACE), a visit was organized to
Hongkong and Beijing-Shangai
each with the objective of
witnessing rare phenomena in the
world of Astronomy. A tour to
National Aeronautics & Space
Administration (NASA) in the US
was also organized for the
students.
INNOVATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
“To improve is to change, to be perfect is to change often.”
— Winston Churchill
In our quest to provide quality learning ambience nestled in secure & safe environs, we
consistently change and innovate in order to improve further.
Some of the significant initiatives taken in this direction during the academic session
are:
• The practice of awarding Scholar Badges to students of class VI to XI for outstanding allround performance including, both scholastic and co-scholastic areas, has been
introduced. Achievers with high scores were felicitated with Scholar Badges on the Result
Declaration Day.
• The issue of Bullying in school among young children was dealt with in an innovative
manner through a Puppet Show conducted by SIFE, an NGO run by students of Shri Ram
College of Commerce. The puppets depicting modern characters emphasized the ill effects
of bullying to the rapt audience.
• To promote the spirit of adventure among our young learners, a day long camp was
organized in the school premises on 6 October, 2012 for students of Pre-Primary. Activities
included adventures sports, such as Burma Bridge and Net Climbing, screening of popular
cartoon movies and music & dance items.
Innovations and Improvements
• New Clubs have been introduced to add yet another dimension to provide varied learning
avenues to our students. These are:

Health & Wellness Club has been initiated in the Senior Department as per the guidelines
of CBSE. The club activities focused on creating awareness regarding various aspects
that contribute to health and wellbeing of an individual, such as, ‘Knowing your body’,
‘Being responsible and safe behaviour’ etc.

Tod Fod Jod Club has been started in the Middle Department to promote scientific
temperament and skills among learners.

Formula 1 Club has been initiated in the school. It enables students to see themselves in
leadership roles by managing their own F-1 Teams. Confidence is built, the young minds
are ignited to create which leads to over all personality development.
• Life Skill Worksheets were prepared for classes IX and X to facilitate the assessment of life
skills of learners in a uniform manner.
• The school is going to introduce Front Office Management-I and Front Office Management-II
as Vocational subjects for students of Humanities with effect from session 2013-14.
• Robert Bosch Project, a year long project with Genoveva Gymnasium, Koln, Germany on
‘Migration’ was initiated under the aegis of Robert Stiftung and Goethe Institute, New Delhi.
The various activities/projects undertaken as a part of the programme have enriched the
school curriculum with an additional international perspective.
• To motivate students to be physically fit, the practice of assessing the fitness level and
maintaining its record through Fitness Cards has been introduced for classes VI – XI. The
Fitness Card reflects the fitness status of students as per the Minimum fitness programme of
the school.
• Well maintained excellent facilities for Sports is the hallmark of the school. These have been
further improved:

The facility for practice cricket pitch complete with nets has been made available in the
playground at the GR Campus.

Skating rink has been constructed at the GR campus.

Basketball Boards along with poles have been set up at the PR campus.
• The school constantly upgrades existing facilities to enhance learning outcomes:

Computers have been provided in Engineering Graphics’ room following the introduction
of CAD in Engineering Graphics syllabus.

Interactive Boards have been fitted in classes VII & VIII. The interactive boards have
features like Animations, Graphs, Pictures, Diagrams, Use of stylus, MCQs, Worksheets
etc. All these features help to make learning more effective.

Existing facilities in the three libraries of the school, the library at PR Campus, the Junior
Library and Senior Library at GR Campus - have been further enhanced with the
installation of Projector and Screen in each one of them.

The library in the Middle Department has been fitted with air-conditioners. The Primary
Computer Laboratory at GR Campus as well as the Medical Room at PR Campus have
also been fitted with an air conditioner each.

Junior Physics Laboratory has been renovated. Graphite slabs along with sinks have
been provided. Adequate wood work has been done in addition to tiling the floors. CFLs
have also been fitted.

Glass shelves have replaced the wooden ones in the Senior Chemistry Laboratory.
• Infrastructure Development initiatives to improve the environs and make them more safe and
secure for all stakeholders include the following:

The Conference Room, the Principal’s office and the Administrative block have been
renovated.

Special automatic water controller has been fitted to check over-spilling in the MCD water
tank, thereby reducing wastage of water.

UV Water Filtration Plant of 2000 litres has been installed at the GR campus. Filtered
running water for drinking is available in the entire campus. The quality of water is tested
periodically.

RBT wire fencing has been fitted in the playground of PR campus for additional protection.

Two more generators have been purchased, one for PR campus and the other for GR
campus. These will provide round the clock electricity to all buildings of the school.

Sensor taps have been fitted in the washrooms at the reception for water conservation.
Pushmatic taps have been fitted in the washrooms of the Primary Department for
convenience of students.

A washroom has been constructed in the parking area while Stand- in-Urinals have been
provided in Primary Boys washroom.

Stainless steel signage for classrooms and activity rooms have replaced the acrylic ones.

Mirrors have been fitted in the Junior Dance Room.
• The mural on the wall along the side stage has been repainted by students under the guidance
of Art Teacher, Mr. Karmakar. The painted wall depicting the theme, ‘Optical Illusion by
geometric forms’ measures 49’ x 9’.
• Wi-Fi system has been installed in the school auditorium at GR campus.
HONOURS AND AWARDS
“There is no road too long to the man who advances deliberately and
without undue haste; there are no Honours too distant to the man who
prepares himself for them with patience.”
— Jean de la Bruyere
Possessing the passion for achieving excellence, Bal Bharatians display an indomitable will and
undying zeal to face challenges and emerge victorious in all their endeavours. Therefore,
nurturing excellence and celebrating success is a way of life at Bal Bharati…
The following list of our extra ordinary achievements, indeed do us proud.
• NATIONAL AWARD TO TEACHERS 2011
It is a matter of great pride that our Principal,
Mr L V Sehgal has been felicitated with the
distinguished ‘National Award to Teachers
2011’. This honour was bestowed upon him
by H.E. President of India, Sh Pranab
Mukherjee at an impressive ceremony held at
Vigyan Bhavan on 5 September 2012. The
Award includes a Certificate of Merit, Rs
25,000/- and a Silver Medal. This prestigious
Award is a befitting tribute to the dynamic
Mr Sehgal for his remarkable contributions in
the field of Education.
Honours and Awards
• HINDUSTAN TIMES C-FORE RANKING
The school ranked among the top ten schools in Central Delhi in the Hindustan Times CFore Top School Survey 2012 conducted for Delhi. The survey awarded scores to each
schools across 14 different parameters ranging from academic rigor to sports. The school
has scored high in the Life Skills / Value Education Parameter.
Honours and Awards
• EDUCATION WORLD INDIA SCHOOL
RANKING 2012
The school added yet another feather
to its cap when The Educational
World India School Rankings 2012
ranked our school amongst the top
50 in the league table of India’s Best
Day Schools. The Table consisted of
more than 400 well known schools of
India. The assessment was based on
a carefully selected sample base of
parents, principals, teachers and
educationists across 14 parameters
of excellence, such as faculty
competence, academic reputation,
infrastructure,
co-curricular
activities, life skills education etc.
Honours and Awards
• INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AWARD 2012-2015
The school became the proud recipient of the International School Award (ISA) for the second
time, for tenure of three years 2012- 15. This prestigious International School Award is an
accreditation scheme instituted by British Council. It is a global benchmarking project that
recognizes the outstanding work done by schools that are committed to developing
international learning in their curriculum. Earlier, the school had received this Award in 2008
for the period 2008- 11. Ms Geeta Gangwani, Vice Principal and Ms Reetu Dawar, ISA
Committee Member, received the Award on behalf of the school in a ceremony held in Mumbai
on 19 November 2012.
The school was also honoured with an Award for excellent performance in the BBC News
School Report Exemplars which was one amongst the various projects included in the
programme, Connecting Classrooms. The Project coordinated by Ms. Pooja Ahooja TGT
English was done in partnership with BBC News with the aim to develop journalistic skills of
young people in schools.
Honours and Awards
• SOE Award For Best Practice Innovation
The Best Practice Innovation Award in the category of Global School Education Awards
instituted by the School of Educators and All India Conference of Intellectuals (AIOCI) has
been conferred upon the school.
Honours and Awards
• SCHOOL RANKED AMONGST TOP
50 IMMUNO SCHOOLS
Dabur
in
partnership
with
‘Hindustan’ and ‘Fortis’ orgainsed
the ‘Dabur Chywanprash Immune
India School Challenge 2012’.
Reputed schools from twelve
cities
across
the
country
participated in the contest. It’s a
matter of great pride that Arham
Goel of class IV was selected as
the ‘Immuno Champ’ from our
school. The school was also
ranked amongst top 50 ‘Immuno
Schools’ all over India. The
ranking was based on data
collected
on
parameters
of
attendance, academic excellence
and health & sanitation facilities
provided by the school and BMI of
students of classes IV to VI.
Honours and Awards
• PRINCIPAL MR. L.V. SEHGAL NOMINATED TO DELHI SCHOOL EDUCATION AVISORY BOARD
The Principal, Mr. L. V. Sehgal has been nominated to the reconstituted Delhi School Education
Advisory Board. The new panel of 15 members will advise Delhi Government on education
policies for the next three years.
• OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENT IN
ATHLETICS
Mr
Ravinder
Singh
Dhahiya (PET) achieved
first position in High Jump
in 17th Asia Masters
Athletic
Championship
held at Taipei, Taiwan
from 2 November to 7
November 2012. He was
awarded a ‘Certificate of
Excellence’
for
his
outstanding performance
of 1.80m in the event.
Honours and Awards
• FELICITATIONS FOR COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
The Commerce Teacher’s Association organized a Felicitation function on 2 September
2012 at Chinmaya Auditorium, Lodhi Road.
THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS WERE AWARDED CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSIONAL
EXCELLENCE:Ms Vaneeta Gupta
Accountancy
Ms Deepika Jain
Business Studies
Ms Shailja Nagpal
Business Studies
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS
PERFORMANCE IN AISSCE 2012
WERE
AWARDED
FOR
THEIR
EXCELLENT
Siddharth Bansal (XII E)
School topper (agg. marks in of B.S & Acc.)
Dhriti Verma (XII F)
100% marks in Business Studies
Neha Gosain (XII F)
100% marks in Business Studies
Honours and Awards
• WARMING UP FOR OLYMPICS
Students from our school were selected
to perform at ‘Warming up for London
Olympics 2012’, an event held at British
Council, Delhi on 19 April 2012. The
event was held to celebrate the Olympic
spirit and showcase activities and
projects undertaken by British Council
to generate awareness regarding
London Olympics 2012, amongst
students in India. Many prestigious
schools from Delhi & NCR were invited.
A choir group of 25 children from
Middle Department presented the
Olympic song to a rapt audience
consisting of delegates from London,
officials from Education Department,
principals and teacher coordinators of
various schools. Aadya Ahuja of class
XI was selected to anchor the entire
event.
Honours and Awards
• Ms Anjali Virmani, Ms Jyotsna Gulati, Ms Shashi Kala Jain and Astronomy Club members of
BBPS, GR got an opportunity to discuss the event ‘Transit of Venus’ in a live programme on
ZEE News on 6 June 2012. The focus of discussion was on the celestial event of rare transit
and its impact on future scientific research & studies. The four hour programme also aimed
to clear common superstitious misconceptions.
Honours and Awards
• Shashank Vishvanathan of III F was honoured at Science Olympiad function on 22
April 2012 for ranking first in the National Science Olympiad at the state level. He
received a cheque of Rs. 5000/-.
• Poorav Dhingra of III B received a Cash prize of Rs. 1000/- for ranking first in National
Cyber Olympiad in the school. Aditya Dutt of class IV received a cash prize of Rs.
1000/- for ranking first in the International Mathematics Olympiad.
• Abhishek Sharma of class VII E got the Adidas Scholarship of Rs 25000/- (gift
voucher- Adidas) for being selected in Mahindra NBA challenge (Under 13 category)
from all over Delhi.
• Utkarsh Gupta of IX H has been selected for National Geographic World
Championship scheduled to be held in St. Peterburg, Russia in July/ August 2013. He
got this opportunity after successfully qualifying Mega Final Round of National
Geography Olympiad held on 11 September 2012 at Geofest 2012 at City Montessori
school, Lucknow.
• The students of German language appeared for the FIT examination during the
session 2012-2013. All students passed with excellent marks. As a token of
appreciation, a gift voucher worth Rs 5000/- was awarded to school by Goethe Institut.
The voucher was awarded for purchase of books in German language.
Honours and Awards
•
Sai Vignesh of VI G has
been
declared
as
‘Skater of the year 2012’
by Skating and Sports
Development Centre, R
K Puram. The selection
of Sai Vignesh for this
award was based on his
outstanding
overall
skating performance in
Artistic, Speed (Inline
and Quad skates) and
Roller Hockey at the
various
skating
competitions held in
2011 and 2012. Ms
Barkha
Singh,
Chairperson,
Delhi
Commission for Women
and MLA, R K Puram,
felicitated Sai Vignesh
with a trophy.
Honours and Awards
• Ananya Gupta of class VI stood first all over India in the second round of NASA
Astronomy Olympiad held on 11 February 2013. She has won an all expense paid, 10day trip to NASA.
• The students of French appeared for the ‘Entry Level Examination’ of the French
Olympiad orgainsed by E&B and Langers in collaboration with the Embassy of
France in India. The achievement of students is as follows:
Achievement
No of students
Award
Students achieving 1st rank
4
Gold Medal and Certificate of Excellence
Students achieving 2nd rank
68
Silver Medal and Certificate of Excellence
Students achieving 3rd rank
30
Bronze Medal and Certificate of Excellence
Honours and Awards
• The school was declared
the Overall Champions
for Zone-28 on the basis
of the Sports Zonal
Competitions
held
during 2012-13. Twenty
seven
trophies
for
various sports & games
were awarded to the
school in the Annual
Function organized by
Delhi Administration that
was hosted by SKV,
Prasad Nagar on 23
February 2013.
Honours and Awards
• Pritender Kaur and Kanika Batra of class VII won Gold &
Silver Medal respectively in the Children Judo Championship
and Team Judo Championship 2013, held at Singapore.

Annual Report - Bal Bharati Public School

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