Manav Rachna International School, Sector 46
Model Visit
Students visited Maharishi Dayanand Model Primary School, and spent quality time with the students of this School for the underprivileged. The visitors narrated stories and got the hosts to participate in various craft activities. There was also a Tattoo painting session and a ‘Feely Bag’ activity. Various outdoor and indoor games, like Fire in the mountain and London statue, were also played.
Mhara Haryana
Students of Grade II Aravallis and Vindhyas conducted a Special Assembly to mark the beginning of Haryana Diwas (1st November) celebrations. The students showcased the urban and rural culture of their State and presented the Haryana luminaries from different fields. A foot-tapping dance on a Haryanvi song had everyone rocking to the beats of folk music. Drop-boxes had been placed at the School and students were asked to write and drop information about the State, and their duties towards it.
The How & Why Week
A Science Week was held at the School to celebrate the human spirit of enquiry. The Week was full of fun-filled activities which made the students observe the presence of science in everyday life, question its utility and debate upon its effects. Activities included lab visits, shadow and reflection sessions, secret writing decoding, pressure in the air, edutrip, debate, making of simple machines, making of working models, chromatography, dadi nani ke nuskhe (parent involvement activity ) and more. The Science Week culminated with hot air balloon making and a flying activity. Students made their own balloons and launched them in the air with multiple messages.
American Montessori Public School
Nature Calling
Children of Classes MI, MII and MIII had a great time getting their hands dirty, while planting carrot and coriander seeds in the School patch. This hands-on-activity gave them an opportunity to connect with nature.
Hindi Recitation
A Hindi recitation activity was held for the children of Montessori III. The children narrated poems on topics such as Maa and Prakriti. They spoke with confidence and clarity. The attractive and colourful props added more charm to the activity.
Healthy Mela
A perfect Health Mela was organised by Health Care Foundation, in collaboration with Ryan Global School and the Health Department Government of Delhi, at the Constitution Club of India. The Mela included music, dance and debates on health. Nukkad Nataks and Cheer leading competitions were also held.
RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, SECTOR 40
Cheering For Health
The School bagged the 1st prize in a Cheer Leading Competition, held at the Health Mela, at the Constitution Club of India. A team of 11 students of Classes 2 and 3 performed to music, danced and recited Health Slogans. The winners of the Cheer Leading Competition performed to the theme - ‘Eat Green and Clean’.
Marching for the Environment
The Montessori students participated in a March to convey the message – ‘Say No To Crackers’. Students carried attractive, eye-catching posters of slogans which depicted the purpose of this March, this festive season. The adverse effects of crackers were discussed at length. The students interacted with the onlookers while demonstrating how Diwali could be celebrated without bursting crackers and the significance of the Festival. They also distributed bookmarks with the message ‘Refrain from using crackers’.
UN Day @ Ryan
Ryan International School, Sector-40, celebrated UN Day to mark its 58th Anniversary. The students held a talk on the UN – its nature and formation. The Talk Show enlightened the younger Ryanites on the purpose and functions of the UN. The brain-teasing Quiz, ‘Shot Gun’, was won by the WHO Team – Pratyush Pande, Sreenidhi Joisa, Siddheya Kothari and Ansh Srivastava. The ICJ (International Court of Justice) Team and CRY (Child Relief and You) Team were adjudged the runners-up. Esteemed guests Pallav Mareu (Head-Group Operations – Nokia Siemens) and Shivangi Gupta (Alumni of Ryan International School and Winner of Best Delegate Award at INMUN) were welcomed by the School Cabinet. The guests addressed the students and motivated them to become Ambassadors of peace, unity and harmony in their neighbourhood. School Head, Peeya Sharma, also addressed the Ryanites and motivated them to work towards becoming members in the various branches of the UN.
RYAN INTL SCHOOL SOHNA RD
Grand Day
The School celebrated Grand Parent’s Day by recognising the appreciable efforts of the grandparents in the nurturing of family values, tradition and unconditional love for their children. Ryanites from Montessori and Primary Sections welcomed the Grandparents in regional languages. The Grandparents got nostalgic with the presentations – ‘Back to Memory Lane’ (Montessori-I), ‘Childhood Masti’ (Montessori-II), ‘Grand Ma! O Grand Pa! We Love You’ (Montessori-III), ‘A Salute to your Love n Care’ (Class-I) and ‘A Story from Dadi Ma’s Treasure Pot’ (Class-II). School principal, Dr. Mouna Gupta, encouraged the students to carry forward the legacy of values and virtues founded by the elders.
Exciting Reciting
The Montessori Wing organised an Inter-Play School Recitation Competition. The tiny tots came dressed up in colourful attire and recited poems. All participants were given a token for their efforts. The participating Schools were Tiny Tots, Maruti Kunj; Good Shepherd, New Colony; and Wonder Kids, Shivaji Nagar.
Season's Decorations
Ryan International School, Sohna Road, celebrated Diwali season in a unique way. Mothers of Montessori students participated in Rangoli making, Toran making, Thali Decoration and Diya Decoration competitions to express and exhibit their artistic skills. The participants created a beautiful vista depicting Diwali, and their beautiful artwork impressed the judges. Dr. Mouna Gupta, Principal, congratulated and felicitated the winners.
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