kids Corner_12-18 Sept, 2014

FG Bureau
India
Sep 12, 2014

Ryan International School, Sector 40

Tuning into the PM
The students of Ryan International School, Sector 40 enthusiastically listened to the Prime Minister’s speech at the school premises. Students of the Anubhav School for the underprivileged, run by Ryan International, also joined in.

At the Minar
Heritage Club organised a visit to Qutub Minar for the students of Ryan International School, Sector 40.

Building a Cultural Bridge
Studying abroad can change students’ lives, immerse them in new languages and cultures and allow them to investigate further academic passions. Pathways School, Gurgaon welcomed a group of 13 Korean students, with their 2 teachers, as a part of an exchange program. The School music teacher gave a wonderful rendition of ‘Raag Bhog’, which captured the essence of Hindustani classical music. The Korean students started with a fun-filled traditional dance. One of the students displayed ‘Hanbok’, a traditional dress worn by Koreans, and demonstrated how it is worn. The Korean students also presented techniques from Taekwondo, a Korean national sport, followed by a group dance performance. Coincidentally, South Korea also attained independence on 15th August. The assembly began with the school director, Capt. Rohit Bajaj hoisted the Tricolour, which was followed by the singing of the national anthem; thereafter, a South Korean teacher hoisted the South Korean flag and their national anthem was sung.

World Physiotherapy Day
Faculty of Physiotherapy, SGT University, Gurgaon celebrated World Physiotherapy Day at their campus.

Teachersí Day
‘Teaching is the art of translating ideas of students into reality’: this was exhibited in the grand celebration of Teachers’ Day at Ryan International School, Sohna Road. The School President and Prime Minister felicitated the Principal Dr. Mouna Gupta, and all the supervisors and teachers. Pupil teachers took the classes and performed their duties in a disciplined and enthusiastic manner. The entire school, the students and staff, watched the live telecast of the Prime Minister’s inspiring address, and his interactions with students.

Fiesta Break
The Primary Wing of Chiranjiv Bharati School celebrated ‘Festive Fiesta’ with much fanfare and gusto, for the third consecutive year. Principal Mrs. Sangeeta Saxena said that the Fiesta provided a welcome break to the students after their exams - ‘there should be a good mix of work and play’.