MAHIMA RAO 6 D

SHRI STUDIO
AUGUST 2014
MAHIMA RAO 6 D
FORM REPRESENTATIVES
Class
Himgiri
Sagar
Srishti
Vasundhara
Rubam
Arshia Kaur
Chowdhury
Manav
Jairam
Rehaan Raha
7
Navya
Khanna
Avantika
Khanna
Nishka
Arora
Jacob Chacko
8
Soham
Bagchi
Kaustabh
Sharma
Arnav
Bhalla
Smiti Mittal
9
Divya
Chacko
Aradhana
Parmeshwar
Vedika
Jain
ShubhangSuri
Aashna
Gupta
Ilika
Srivastava
Khan
Amiya
Walia
Ananya
Mukherjee
6
10
ON CAMPUS
Life Skills
12th August:
A Stitch in
Time…
Children had a great time learning to stitch a
button. The boys enjoyed thoroughly trying to
thread the needle. In the end they were very
proud of themselves.
MIND
MAPPING
Students had learnt the art of mind mapping.
Different topics were given to the groups and they came
out with interesting mind maps. A much needed life skill for them.
SUPW and
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
Our trip to the
school for the
visually impaired
was overwhelming.
It is rightly said that blind people
lack sight, not vision. We met
some great people who could do
as much, or probably even more
than we can do.
-
Udayvir
We all were truly surprised and inspired by the way they
were leading their lives in a simple way, doing things independently. We
saw them making candles, chocolates, handicrafts and they were also
running their own spa called “oorja”. We were glad to see their knowledge
of computers.
It taught us to be sensitive to people's needs.
Their sheer determination towards life was truly inspiring for us. This has
given us a new perspective on how we should face the challenges that life
has to offer.
We will cherish these memories for life!
- SameeraAnand 7C
Class 11 working in the labs with our guests from Mewat
Leafing Through The Poems – Class 6
In praise of Nature
Nature is life
she is the Sun,and the Moon;
even in the darkness,
she shows me the light.
Nature is everything,
she is the fish in the ocean,
and the birds in the sky;
she is the snake that crawls
and she is the mountain so high
Nature is my life!
Yes, Nature itself is life,
without her we will die;
so if today she is in trouble
so are you and I!
So let's save the planet!
Amarthya Dutta Gupta
When I think of nature,
A lot comes to my mind
So much of peace and beauty,
Where else can we find!
The lovely colours,
And scent of flowers
The silvery moon,
And the twinkling stars.
Nature provides us,
All the things we need
From food to shelter,
To the air we breath.
Let's not pollute the rivers,
And cut the trees
Let's conserve nature,
And live in peace!
Riya Bhalotra
Nature is serene, nature is
calm,
It holds everything in its
palm.
Trees, mountains, valleys
and rivers,
They are all our life
savers.
It shelters birds, humans
and animals,
And makes everything
very adaptable.
The sun and the moon are
part of its being,
They make mother nature
very appealing.
We must remember to
respect and cherish,
If we don't - nature shall
perish.
Kshitij Anand
Trees, bushes and greenery
Sun and Nature
Trees, bushes and greenery all around,
trunks and branches are mostly brown.
They provide us with medicine, wood and paper
trees do us a great favor.
They do so much for us,
but we as always make a fuss.
Trees are laden with fruits and flowers,
they clean the environment and bring showers.
Stop cutting trees, plant more and more,
'cause without them there is no life - for sure.
Oh my bright shining sun,
you look like a big orange bun.
A song rises in my heart and I feel young,
I see your eyes, your warmth and the day has
just begun.
I am lucky to see you and the sea,
and also the buzzy busy bee,
The mountains, rivers and forest green
which are here because you are not mean.
The cuckoo sings because of you
and the cats meow.
The lions, tigers and cheetahs roar,
because you never say 'NO MORE'.
When in the evening you say goodbye
the moon smiles and says 'Hi!'
ShubhamTrehan
Aryan Jalota
Moonlight
Bright and shining in the night,
Glowing in a white light,
Twinkling stars all around,
Is where the moon is found.
As we stare up at the moonlit sky,
In the meadows as we lie,
The moon glows brightest amidst the stars,
And follows us as we go home in our cars.
In the morning, with the dawn of a new day,
The moon waits silently to find back its way.
Maheq Saikia
SOHAM BAGCHI 8-A
Environment Assembly
Forms 6, 7 and 8 understand the
importance and scarcity of India’s
National Animal
Teachers and Students together fighting for the cause
Exposure Visit ‘14 - Maldives GIS Male
GIS, Male (Maldives) delegation of class 9 students with their teachers @ Aravali on August 28th
Mera Bhaarat Mahan
My Country
My India my pride,
I will always be at your side.
Thousand gods, 29 states
Multiple languages, multiple phrase
Different cultures in our own way
We are together on Independence Day.
Orange for courage,
White for peace,
Agriculture for green,
We are the best in all means
My India my pride
I will always be at your side. Om Gupta 6A
SPIC MACAY
VIRASAT SERIES
VETERANBHARATNATYAMDANCE
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SMT.MALAVIKASARUKKAI
19th August,2014
VENUE:
TheShriRamSchoolAravali,G
urgaon
TIME:9:00a.m
ShilpaSonal [email protected] Mrs.KundaMahurkar Secretary-SpicMacay, Gurgaon Chapte
FORM MORNINGS
To all my junior fellow Ramites,
Every wondered about a way to bond with over fifty people
at one go? I have, and I have lived the answer – a form
morning! A group activity; not just any activity, but a
prolonged one, stretched over many many days!
It’s a lovely experience: shedding your social awkwardness,
discovering how false your preconceived notions really are,
and above that – making a bunch of new, absolutely
spectacular friends. A change of air is always needed in
absolutely any realm of life, and what can be better than
coming across new, like-minded people?
Such a beautiful feeling to you look back, and realise how
time flew by every day! Seven hours never feels enough.
The feeling when you have a reason to wake up every
morning and look forward to those seven hours - unlike the
feeling when you dread those monotonous hours – is just
priceless. I personally would like time to be still, and be there
forever.
The role or part you play never really matters. Everyone is
important. Everyone is vital to the show. Long or short roles,
on stage or crew, technical or décor – you are assured of
forging beautiful relationships with beautiful people, of
making way for a place in your heart that you will cherish
forever.
As I move towards my graduation, I wish all of you many
golden form morning moments …
Sukanya Dutta Gupta 12C2
Representing School
Spectrum 2014, at Scottish High International School, August 9.
Poster-making participants: Karan Manglam (6A), Jasmine Gandhi (6B) and MehrKhosla (6C)
Hindi poetry participants: Srinwanti Deb Gupta (8F) and Mannan Singh (8B)
The TSRSA team was declared the best team in the Hindi event, and won the first prize for Hindi
poem writing.
Inceptum 2014, organised by a non-profit organization, Joining
Hands, August 8.
For schools across NCR. Participants were Mansi Jain of Class 12, and TanviSundar and Saachi Agarwal of Class 10. The theme
was Environment and Health. Saachi Agarwal, 10B, secured the first position.
Quiz Me
On August 6, DakshSethi (12C1) and Ashlyn Sehgal (11C2) participated in the
Reserve Bank of India quiz, in which 73 schools took part.
On August 29, two teams of four students of class 8
participated in the MAST Quiz on music, art, sports and
technology at Modern School, VasantVihar. The team of
Vrinda Bhardwaj (8B), Rohan Khosla (8F), Vaibhav Mehta
(8A) and NitishSahni (8E) reached the final round. The
second team - Sparsh Trivedi (8F), Aryan Sharma (8B),
Sachin Jhangiani (8F) and Ayush Gandhi (8D) - qualified for
the semi-finals.
Deciding World Peace
The TSRS Aravali delegation at the
Bhavan Vidyalay MUN at
Chandigarh: Madhav Nakra, Ishaan
Pota, Shaurya Pratap Mishra, Shrey
Rajgarhia, Shivam Vikal and
Samaksh Khatri. The MUN had
delegations from 45 schools across
India and 2 schools from Pakistan.
The honours: Ishan Pota, 10C, won
Special Mention
Teacher Award
Trivikrama Jamwal was one of ten teachers shortlisted
by The Global Education and Leadership Foundation
(tGELF) from among a hundred all over India for the
Harnessing Creativity Education Prize 2014. The award
recognises the creativity of school teachers who have
aroused in their students the curiosity and excitement of
learning.
Sports
The TSRSA boys soccer teams participated in the soccer
championship held at The Heritage School, Gurgaon, from August 29
to 31, in which 16 teams from NCR schools participated. TSRSA won
the championship in both the Under-12 and the Under-14 categories.
TSRSA is champion in both
boys and girls under 17
Youth Basketball District
Championship
held
at
Heritage school from July
31 to August 2
BVN swimming results
Name & class
Events
Shiv Kanan Choudhury - 8E
Shiv Kanan Choudhury
8E
Shiv Kanan Choudhury
8E
-
50 mts Butterfly Stroke
II Position
25 mts Free Style
II Position
50mts free Style
III Position
-
Kushagra Vasishtha - 8E
Free Style Relay
Aniket Jain
- 8A
Free Style Relay
Rajvir Dargan
- 6F
Free Style Relay
Shiv Kanan Choudhury- 8E
Free Style Relay
Ria Nischal Vora
- 8D
Free Style Relay
- 7B
Free Style Relay
Nandini Bhatnagar
Yashvi Mittal
- 7B
Free Style Relay
Ayesha Dhall
- 8D
Free Style Relay
III Position
III Position
III Position
III Position
II Position
II Position
II Position
II Position
~ August 2014 ~
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
CLASS 8 FORM
MORNING
SUPW - 9B AND 11H1
Saturday
2
HOUSE MATCHES
CAREER TALK - CLASS 12
(SINGAPORE)
3
4
5
6
7
8
GROWING UP WORKSHOP
FOR 6E AND 6F
SUPW - 9C
COMMUNITY SERVICE - 8A
9
CLASS ASSEMBLY - 7C
GROWING UP WORKSHOP
FOR 6A AND 6B
CAREER TALK (SINGAPORE
MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY)
SUPW - 9C
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
INDEPENDENCE DAY
CELEBRATIONS
17
18
19
SPICMACAY - DANCE
RECITAL
24
25
26
ENVIRONMENT ASSEMBLY
FORMS 7 & 8
31
20
COMMUNITY SERVICE
7A
27
COMMUNITY SERVICE
7B
21
INTERACTION WITH
MEWAT STUDENTS - 8C
28
EXPOSURE ’14 VISIT – GIS,
MALE
22
23
CLASS ASSEMBLY 7E
29
CLASS 6 FORM MORNING
30
Design Credits – Soham Bagchi 8A