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You must be the change you want to see in the world.
VISION of
Modernites
Editorial
Toddlers’ Trend Seniors’ Speak
From Principal’s Desk
Awards and Achievements
The Newsletter
Edition XXVI
Oct 2016 – Dec 2016
EDITORIAL
Editorial Team :
Teachers :
Ms. Sapna Charha
Ms. Naina Nagpal
Ms. Neetu Luthra
Mr. Gagan Madaan
Ms. Ruby Chiripal
Ms. Shruti Uppal
Students :
Ayush
Chandra
Pathak
Siddhant
Kapoor
Taking this time to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a New year filled with joy and happiness. May the family of MPS bond to-gether in love and care.The battle of life is difficult but each of us has the ability to take that moment to feel the joy of peace. Keep the heart of love always present and find the joy within you. We must look forward filled with beauty and love. Let your dreams get wings to high in this umpteen spirits of future.
Life is all about celebrations… whether small or big….. live
every moment of it…
Celebrations are the passage way to the most profound aspects
of life because it is a tool to bring life to a state of exuberance
and enthusiasm. One such celebration is festivals. Festivals are
mostly celebrated to propagate the cultural heritage of nations.
Festivals highlight various aspects of a society. At national
level they help to promote solidarity and patriotic spirit in the
society. Religious festivals all around the world bring
convergence and propagate acceptance of all kinds of religions
in different geographical segments. So on this occasion of
festivities my message to all is that in a world where negativity
overshadows positivity, festivals introduce positivity. During
festivals we forget all our worries and focus on celebration. So
the more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in
life to celebrate. Look for reasons to see things differently and
enjoy every moment of it.
Visit to Old Age Home
‘ ‘Old age is not a disease, it is s
strength and survivorship.’
Old age has its own pleasures, which, tough diffi-cult are not less than the pleasures of youth. To witness the same, bond with the senior citizens and to understand their hardships, a visit to ‘Vanprastha’ old age home was organised on Octo-ber1, 2016 in order to celebrate International World Elderly Day. The students presented them with various gifts and a cake was also cut. They made the inmates dance and sing along. It was in-deed a true learning experience for the children to connect with the society.
‘Happiness is when what you
think, what you say and what you
do are in harmony- Gandhi’
One’s knowledge of India is half empty if you do not know Mahatma Gandhi. In order to educate and familiarise our learners with the life of Mahatma Gandhi, a visit to Gan-dhi Smriti was arranged on October 15, 2016. The museum served the purpose to enlighten the young minds about the ideas of Bapu and gather glimpses from his life and
style.
Visit to Nanak Piao Gurudwara
‘You are that light, your s that light which shines
within everyone- Guru Nanak Dev ji.’
As Gurupurab was round the corner, tiny tots from
Pre School were taken to Gurudwara Nanak Piao
on November 3, 2016 (Thursday). The children con-
nected with the truth of life and disciplined
their minds as they prayed to Guru Nanak, the
founder of Sikhism. They thoroughly enjoyed the
divine kadha prasaad and the walk around the holy
pond with folded hands.
VISIT TO GANDHI SMRITI
‘Children are the key to the success and
development of a country.’
With the aim to increase awareness of people towards the rights, care
and education of children, Bal Diwas or Childrens’ Day was celebrated
by the students of Nursery Department on November 11, 2016
(Friday). A plethora of activities was organised by the school in order
to make it memorable for the kids. The teachers were extremely
happy to see young and bright children participating in various activi-
ties and wishes for their success in the coming future.
‘Creativity is the art of turning new and imaginative ideas into reality.’
Clay is one of the most effective art mediums for children to discover and develop their creativity and learning skills. Keeping in mind the above view, Clay Molding Activity was held for Pre Schoolers on October 18,2016. It helped the scholars enhance their sensory development, mo-tor skills and self expression as they found pride in creating their own 3-dimensional models.
Childrens’ Day Celebrations
NIGHT CAMP
An overnight camp was arranged for the students of Pre
-School to IV on 26 & 27 November 2016 which proved
to be a great opportunity to not only work with friends
but also with adults to build inter-generational relation-
ships. It also strengthened the student-teacher bond be-
yond the classrooms. An array of activities was arranged
for the students along with sumptuous meals to ensure
utmost delight. The stay was a memory to cherish for
Hindi Declamation Competition
Prize Distribution Ceremony Win or learn, never lose!
A mesmerizing extravaganza was held in the school that marked the
Prize Distribution ceremony for the ‘Sports Week’ of Nursery Depart-
ment in the month of December 2016. The proud and happily lit
faces of the students receiving awards were a sight worth catching.
The young Modernites of Class II participated in Hindi Dec-
lamation competition conducted on November 25, 2016
(Friday) with the theme- ‘Jal hai to kal hai’. The eloquent
and skilful speakers explained the immediate need to con-
serve water and the methods to do so. The orators also
threw light upon the importance of every drop. The par-
ticipants
along with the audience pledged to conserve water.
Quality Circle
‘Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings’
With the purpose to educate the young learners about the dire consequences of being physically inactive, a Quality Circle Presentation was organised for pupils of class III on December 29, 2016 on the theme – Sedentary Lifestyle . The aim was to enlighten and edify the students regarding the ways to achieve good health. The utilitarian presenta-tion was well-informing and well-guiding.
Solo Dance
‘Dance is a way to find yourself and to lose yourself,
all at the same time.’
The sprightly and enthusiastic dancers of class III
enraptured the audience with their well synced
moves and dance steps during a Solo Dance Com-
petition organised on December 2, 2016 (Friday).
The children enthralled the audience with their
‘dance or die’ attitude and set the stage on fire.
‘Every day is fashion show, and the world is your runway.’
The students of class II talked and walked fashion as a Fashion Show
was organized for them on December 16, 2016. The participants
looked gorgeous as they walked the ramp exhibiting their beautiful
winter outfits and accessories. It was certainly a visual treat for the
onlookers.
FASHION SHOW
English Recitation Competition
‘The key to a greener planet is in our hands.’
‘Think clean and go green, go green to keep this world clean’ is the motto that Modernites swear by. Keeping the same in mind, an exhilarating English Recitation Competition was held for the tiny tots of Pre Primary on December 15,2016 on the theme – Go Green .The participants came dressed up in allur-ing costumes that added to their impeccable and flawless performances.
To foster team spirit among the students and make them disciplined, Sports Week was organized in the school from December 5 to December 9, 2016 for the students of nursery. Varied held events conveyed influential messages of team work. The excitement of bagging medals and certificates kept the participants motivated to give their best.
SPORTS WEEK
The school in collaboration with Sar-
thak Prayas, an NGO provides educa-
tion to the unprivileged children
through Nav Chetna Shiksha Kendra.
These children were taken beyond their
classroom to the shopping complex,
Metro Walk, Rohini on October 1,
2016(Saturday). The lake side view
with its scenic beauty held them capti-
vating. Amidst cheers and smiles on
their lips, they posed for photographs
and carried home a bag full of cher-
ished memories in their heart.
Spreading education and joy among the underprivileged
Mobile Classroom van for Health and Wellness Education programme
Expressions India initiated a Mobile Classroom van for Health and Wellness Education
programme which focused on imparting essential awareness on Health and Wellness
Education to students. Our school was privileged to be the first amongst numerous
renowned schools in Delhi, to be a part of this initiative of Expressions India on
October 4, 2016.The senior resource faculty, Ms. Aparna Singh and Life Skills Trainer
Ms. Aparajita Dixit addressed the mind-blowing session.
Modern Public School materialized its belief in gender equity and acknowledged the signifi-
cance of girl child in the society by commemorating a rally on October 7, 2016 by the students
and the faculty members of the school, on the occasion of International Day for Girl Child.
The budding reformers spread the message about the significance of this equally essential yet
subjugated stratum of the society, successfully through effectual placards, banners and posters.
In order to make children aware of uses of waste
material and to give them a lesson on reducing
waste to save our future, A Best Out of Waste
Activity was organized for the students of class IX
on October 14, 2016. They prepared different items
like wall hangings, pen stands, photo frames etc
which they embellished using wide varieties of
decorative like ribbon, mirrors, newspapers, se-
quins, bangles etc. The activity helped the students
to not only enhance their aesthetic skills but they
also created mind blowing, beyond expectation
ideas. It was a skilful display of their creativity.
Innovative Ideas Brought to the Fore Front
Modernites were among 6000 children along with top
brass of Rotary, WHO, UNICEF and Ministry of
Health who witnessed the historic event on the
prospect of World Polio Day on October 24, 2016 at
Hindu College where 30 students along with two
teachers (Ms. Ritu Sharma and Ms. Taruna Arora)
participated in creating a formation of Polio Free India
in a mega event organized by India National Polio Plus
Committee of Rotary International and Rotary Dis-
tricts 3011 and 3012. The programme apprised the stu-
dents with the importance of World Polio Day which is
observed every year to commemorate the birth of Dr.
Jones Salk who led the first team to develop a vaccine
against polio.
Witnessing the World Polio Day
Teaching Current Generation
to Revere Environment
A grand Anti-Cracker rally was commemorated by the students and faculty members of Mod-ern Public School on October 25, 2016. The chief guest, Dr. B.C Sabat, Senior Scientific Offi-
cer, Department of Environment, Delhi Government, was invited to encourage students to celebrate Eco-Friendly Diwali. Madam Principal Ms. Alka Kapoor welcomed the chief guest and in her address shared her deep notion to renounce not just crackers but every vice that harms the nature and mankind. Several renowned schools including DL DAV Shalimar Bagh,
Jaspal Kaur Public School, Mount Abu Public School and other prestigious institutions joined our school for the noble campaign. The initiative proved to be successful and enlightening as it
revived people’s perception of conventional Diwali celebration.
Festival of light that enhances every heart was celebrated with much fervour
and gaiety on October 28, 2016. A special assembly was organized for
classes II to XII to acquaint the students on the true meaning of this festival,
followed by a mesmerizing song on this occasion. Madam Principal Ms Alka
Kapur showered her blessings on the children with the distribution of choco-
lates. . The entire premise was filled with hues of vibrance and delight.
DIWALI CELEBRATIONS
It was a matter of repute for the school to get the privilege of hosting Centre Level Sci-
ence Congress 2016 on October 27, 2016. Program commenced with the floral welcome
of the guests Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Sinha, General Secretary, NCSC and Mr. Chhikhara,
Head of Office, Science Centre Number – 1 followed by a cultural extravaganza. The
event became a participation hub for over 20 teams in senior category and 10 teams in
Junior category from various schools of repute. It was indeed a privilege to host such
MPS, a proud host of Centre
Level Science Congress 2016
The students of Modern Public School felt privileged
to Tilak the police personnel of Ashok Vihar and
Shalimar Bagh police stations on November 1, 2016
on the prospect of Bhai Dooj. The Superintendent
Head of police along with other officers experienced
delight when children prayed for their prosperity and
long life. The gesture left a deep impression on the
hearts of these unsung heroes and Modernites alike.
Taking festive beyond the classroom
Safety comes first, rest falls into place In order to create awareness among the students about disaster management a fire mock
drill was conducted for the students and teachers of the school on 2 November 2016. A
group of fire-fighters from Fire safety Management Academy, Rohini, headed by station
officer Kaushal Kishore armed with necessary paraphernalia required for the fighting
and rescue operations. It was indeed an informative session for all the spectators as the
station officer explained and demonstrated improvised methods being followed to rescue
and evacuate people caught under emergency situations.
Failure without the loss of enthusiasm, begets ultimate success
A Hindi Declamation Competition was organized for the students of Class VI on
November 3, 2016, on the theme Asafalta Hi Safalta Ki Sidhi Hai. It was overwhelming to
observe wonderful participation by the students. The budding orators spellbound all the
spectators with their mind-luring speeches wherein they cited illustrations from the lives
of icons like Abraham Lincoln, Robert Clive and Bill Gates. The contest proved to be an
inspirational learning experience for both, the speakers as well as the listeners.
Modernites, constantly in touch with Media
- NDTV Humlog Students of Class IX and X along with the faculty members Ms. Kanchan Sood & Ms.
Paridhi Chhabra participated in a wonderful interaction initiated by NDTV on
6 November, 2016 on Pollution in Delhi. The Panel Constituted MS. Ameeta M Wattal,
Principal, Springdales School, Mr,. Jai Ghar Gupta, CEO, Nirvana Being, MS. Namita
Gupta, Founder Airveda, and several eminent dignitaries. It was a highly interactive
session which became an exposure for the students to reveal out their much needed
opinions.
Modernites celebrated Prakash Utsav, the anniversary of the birth of the First Sikh
Guru, Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji with bliss and grandeur. The programme commemo-
rated with Prabhat Pheri followed by the Shabad recitation by the students
epitomizing their faith in the glory of Guru Nanak Dev Ji followed by the recitation
of Ek Onkar and Japji Sahib and the distribution of Karah Prasad. The school
fraternity witnessed the inauguration of the installed LED screen by Madam Princi-
pal, which would definitely be influential in enhancing the teaching-learning proc-
ess. It was indeed a delightful morning, carrying the message of brotherhood and
spirituality.
Cherishing the incarnation of the first Sikh
Guru, Guru Nanak Dev
A Step towards
Upliftment In a pursuit to uplift the condition of girls in the society, Beti Swabhi-
man Divas was celebrated under the aegis of District Disaster Man-
agement Authority.A plethora of activities were organised to showcase
the hidden talents of the students.Half Pink Marathon,attraction of the
day, followed by Rangoli and Poster making competition, won the
hearts wherein all the children ran to spread awareness of the
them.The activity sensitised everyone to develop compassion and
sympathy towards our prized possession-Girls with a promise to give
them wings to fly.
Half Pink Marathon
Redefining Debates with logic An English Debate Competition was organized on December 9, 2016 on the topic Extended Family Develops the Personality of Children for the students of class VII. The worth of family as well as the need to idealize extended families for the welfare of children was explicated through their speeches. The event proved to be successful as it enlightened the spectators on the notion of extended and nuclear families in India.
The school conducted special assemblies on Demonetization,
Preamble Day, Web Security, Cyber Bullying, Importance of
Reading in order to bring out their relevance and significance in
the present context.
Kathak Guru Shovana Narayan
presented Kathak Dance
recital under the aegis of Spic
Macay on November
18,2016.She displayed her
dancing acumen and brought
about manifestation of dance
forms of nature. The enthrall-
ing performance left everyone
awestruck with an approbation
from the audience.
In a pursuit to bring smiles and
cheers on the faces of students
of Sarthak Prayas , a Lantern
Making activity was organized
for on November 16, 2016.
Charity begins at Home
Curbing with Pollution, a global menace
A special assembly was conducted on the occasion of World Pollution Pre-vention Day on December 2, 2016 to sensitize the current generation about the ailments of the planet Earth. Their sense of vision was stimulated through illustrative videos which helped them to introspect themselves and realize their faults in adding to the problems of the environment. It was an enlightening morning session as the students learnt to curb with the hazards of pollution.
INTER-HOUSE QAWWALI COMPETITION
Students of class X presented the mellifluous rendition of Sufi music through inter house
Qawwali Singing competition on the serene morning of 14 Dec 2016 held in the school
premises. The inspiring religious divinity reached to its zenith when the students made the
best possible efforts to make their respective houses victorious. Overall the school wit-
nessed awe-inspiring performances that clearly transported everyone into the divine world
of Sufism.
ROTI BANK AWARD
Karan Keswani and Piyush Kumar of class XII secured second
position in annual Inter School Quiz competition Quiz Whizz
2016 organized by SBIT
Young Artists have bagged the Rolling Trophy in the
mega painting competition held at St. Mark’s School,
Janakpuri.
presented on the occasion of
World Cleanliness
Convention 2016