Online Student Internship Program was carried forth for students of grade 9 to 12 in the month of November followed by 5-days Book Literary Event which culminated in a Book Fair.

Internship provided four-week online training and guidance by Mentors. The student interns were responsible for organizing and overseeing various activities during the book literary event as well as the school book fair.

The school collaborated with Scholastic to execute various literary activities which included reading events as well as creative expression by indulging students to participate in book jacket and book mark making competition. Certificate of merit and participation were awarded to the participants. A week long browsing of books was displayed for the students and teachers alike. Highlight of the day was photo booth and the Mascot, ’Dogman’ which added an element of playfulness. Book fair aimed in providing a unique platform to nurture and strengthen the love for reading.

Inter school competitions provide a platform to the students to perform, excel and exhibit their talent with great enthusiasm and passion. Keeping this in mind the students of Sachdeva Public School Pitampura participated in Inter School Technological Extravaganza ' Technovanza' which was organised by Bal Bharti Public School, Gangaram.

Avayan Garg of class IV and Jay Arora of classV participated zealously in 'Game Jam' and won the first prize and brought laurels to the school.Our school received the Rolling Trophy in this competition.

Students of classes 3 to 5 manifested an exceptional performance in the annual Inter School Fest 'Zenith 2023' which was organised by Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura. An array of events were conducted in which eminent schools from all over Delhi participated in various competitions. Maayra(3F), Reyansh Jindal(4D) and Jay Arora(5E) showcased remarkable and impressive acting skills by securing first position in ' Math-O-Tory' in which they all inacted a story depicting the value of Maths in daily life.

A group of girls from classes 3 to 5 gave an exceptional performance in 'Nach Ke Dikha' a western dance rendition and bagged the second prize as a result of their unwavering determination and rigorous training.Our school was the 2nd Runner Up in this event.

The school Principal, Ms Mona Rastogi lauded the students for their commendable efforts and encouraged them for their stupendous teamwork and astounding presentation.

The students of Sachdeva Public School Pitampura participated in Junior Sports Fiesta for classes 3 to 5 organised by Indraprastha School Sahodaya and Delhi Sahodaya Schools Complex and brought laurels to the school. The track buzzed with excitement as the young runners of class 3- Hridhaan Saini, Hriday Chawla and Rudra Dabas pushed their limits and showcased impressive team work by winning gold medal for their team in ‘Races for Physical Fitness’ event. Kanav Sahajwani of class 5  displayed remarkable focus and strategic thinking by securing second position in ‘Chess for Mind Fitness’ event.

The Junior Sports Fiesta was a resounding success, celebrating the passion for sportsmanship and athletic excellence among young participants. The fair-play spirit was commendable, with players adhering to the rules and respecting their opponents. The competition showcased the dedication and talent of future champions, leaving the audience inspired and energized. The  tournament provided a platform for not only competition but also camaraderie, sportsmanship and the development of valuable life skills. As the young athletes take their next steps in the world of sports, the Junior Sports Fiesta will undoubtedly serve as a cherished memory and a stepping stone to future achievements.

School Principal, Ms Mona Rastogi congratulated the winners and urged the students to strive for excellence, embrace challenges with courage, and always approach life with the same unwavering spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork.

To boost the spirit of inspiration and aspiration, Sachdeva Public School, Pitam Pura organized a Blessing Ceremony for Class XII on 28^th December, 2023 in the school premises. A formal welcome ceremony was followed by a hawan to grace the students with divine favour. The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi in her address to the students wished them good luck for their board examination and urged them to strive towards their goals with determination and passion.

The Blessing Ceremony was probably a moment of mixed feelings for the students, sad at the prospect of leaving behind their second home. The mementos for best wishes were given to the students and the programme concluded with a vote of thanks. The students felt incredibly inspired by the words of wisdom showered by the principal of the school.

“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear”

Christmas is always long awaited by all especially by kids. It is the time for fun. This festival is celebrated on 25th December across the globe. It commemorates the birth of Lord Jesus Christ, so this day means ‘Feast day of Christ’.

Sachdeva Public School always gives children an excellent way to enjoy the beauty of culture and music through different festivals. Christmas is one of them. The students of classes I and II were dressed up as the little Santas and Fairies to welcome Principal ma’am in the beautifully decorated building. Red and white colour was in the air and all around spreading festival vibes in enthusiastic little ones.

The scene was depicted of Lord Jesus Christ's birth on the entrance along with Father Joseph and Mother Mary. The celebration began with decoration of Christmas tree by Principal Ma’am and children followed by foot tapping dance by students along with Santas on tunes of Jingle Bells. The children enjoyed singing Christmas Carols. They came in party dress and enjoyed their favourite food.

Principal ma’am encouraged all the children with her motivational words and she wished Happy New Year to all. The celebration left everyone embraced in joyful and festival mood. Such celebrations teach children unity and bring them closer.

'Math gives us hope that every problem has a solution'.

National Mathematics Day is observed annually on 22nd December to pay tribute to renowned Indian Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan on his birth anniversary. This day is marked to acknowledge the achievements of Mathematicians and recognise invaluable contribution of Mathematics in various fields of our lives. To celebrate this occasion a special assembly was conducted for the students of primary classes.

An insightful short play was presented by the students which conveyed the importance of Mathematics in our daily lives. It also emphasized the versatility of Mathematics. The children also depicted the life of S.Ramanujan, India's great Mathematical genius through an enactment. The special assembly was resounding success creating an enjoyable experience for the children. Respected Principal ma’am Mrs. Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of the participants and inspired kids to value the role of Mathematics as a fundamental tool in shaping our understanding of the society.

‘Christmas brings joy and happiness to everyone alike’. It is the festival of merry making and celebration which marks the birth of Lord Jesus Christ. It is the season of fun and frolic. With the Christmas cheer in the air, Sachdeva Public School organized ‘Christmas Craft Competition’ on 20 December 2023 for the students of classes III-V with a view to bring out their creativity and channelize their artistic skills. Different classes were assigned different craft topics to display an array of Christmas tree ornaments and articles.

Class III students participated in Christmas Tree Decoration Activity and showcased their unique talent by adorning beautiful Christmas tree ornaments highlighting their own aesthetic sense.

Class IV students took part in designing elegant Santa Caps portraying their impeccable imagination and creativity.

Class V students engaged themselves in scheming out artful and exquisite Wreaths out of paper sheets and other decorative material exhibiting their inventiveness and skillfulness.  

These diverse art and craft activities provided a platform for the students to vent out their self-expression, inspiring them to develop imagination and enhance their cognitive skills. It helped boost their creative thinking and gave them a sense of accomplishment.

Besides encouraging the competitive spirit among students, the ‘Christmas Craft Competition’ proved to be a rejuvenating experience for the children, making the season of festivity and merriment even more enriching and fulfilling.

“All of us may not have equal talent but all of us have equal opportunities to develop our talent”                                                           
                                                          Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam.

A Talent Week was organized for the students of class IX, with the aim of providing children opportunities to develop and hone their artistry and co-curricular skills. It focussed to tap the young talent and nurture the dormant seeds of their talent to bring out their best. Passionate, well prepared and confident speakers presented themselves in Hindi and English poetry recitation to exhibit their eloquency, proficiency and competency in their verbal skills. The budding poets startled the audience with a powerful opening and tone. Inspiring and enlightening poems were delivered in an effective, impactful and effectual manner making it extremely tough for the judges to decide the winners. Cooking without Fire competition was conducted with a view to create awareness about the nutritional value of food cooked without flame, the necessity and advantages of healthy eating and to encourage students to stay away from the junk food. Through this activity the students learnt the spirit of teamwork, culinary skills, appreciating the hard work put into cooking. The aim of the activity was also to provide a platform for students to showcase their talent and explore new areas of interest.

The competitive zeal and indomitable will power were seen among the students as they enthusiastically participated in the Inter-House Science Quiz Competition “BrainOwave”. The students amazed everyone through their commendable performance. The quiz had questions from a range of topics from all the streams of sciences. The format of the quiz entailed four rounds based on water pollution, Chandrayaan -India on moon, G-20 and Rapid fire round.

It gave the students an opportunity to showcase their talent and also appreciate the unique talent in others. It was an extravaganza of creativity, artistic and cultural talents. An impressive display of stunning talents in the above events proved to be a great learning experience for the students and gave them a platform to explore their innate talents. The Talent Week was a huge success and was appreciated by one and all.

Nature Poetry Recitation Competition was organized in December 2023 to showcase the poetic talents of enthusiastic participants from Class XI. The chosen theme for this event was ‘Nature Poetry’, providing a platform for students to express their appreciation for the natural world through verse. The competition began with participants capturing the essence of nature in unique ways. From vivid descriptions of landscapes to reflections on the delicate balance of ecosystems, the students demonstrated a deep connection with the theme. Adding a musical dimension to the event, talented guitarists also performed at the event which enhanced the overall ambiance and created a memorable experience. The event successfully celebrated the students' literary talents, fostering a deeper appreciation for the beauty of the natural world. It not only showcased the students' creativity but also promoted a deeper understanding and appreciation for nature through the medium of poetry and music.

‘भाषा उत्सव’ कार्यक्रमों की श्रृंखला में सचदेवा पब्लिक स्कूल के परिसर में 11 दिसंबर 2023 को ‘हिंदी कविता पाठ’ प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन किया गया| इस प्रतियोगिता में कक्षा नवीं के विद्यार्थियों ने बढ़-चढ़कर हिस्सा लिया तथा अपनी प्रतिभा का प्रदर्शन किया| छात्रों ने देश-प्रेम से ओतप्रोत कविताएँ, भक्ति रस में भीगे दोहे, भजन, पद तथा हँसी की फ़ुहार संग व्यंग्य के तीखे बाण चलाती काव्य-रचनाएँ प्रस्तुत की| प्रतिभावान छात्र-छात्राओं ने अपने जोश व उत्साह के इंद्रधनुषी रंगों से प्रतियोगिता को सजाया| साथ ही, उन्होंने राजस्थानी मिश्रित ब्रज, सधुक्कड़ी, अवधी, खड़ी बोली आदि साहित्यिक भाषाओं के माध्यम से काव्य रचनाएँ प्रस्तुत कर ‘भाषाएँ अनेक, भाव एक’ के उद्देश्य को सार्थक सिद्ध किया| विद्यालय की प्रधानाचार्या श्रीमती मोना रस्तोगी जी ने विद्यार्थियों की प्रशंसा की और उनका उत्साहवर्धन किया|    

The School recently hosted an enthralling English Poetry Recitation Competition on December 7, 2023, for the students of Class IX. The event showcased a remarkable display of literary prowess and expressive skills.The participants, exuding enthusiasm and vitality, took the stage with commendable vigour. Each student delved into the depths of poetic verses, bringing them to life through their captivating recitations.

The competition not only served as a platform for students to exhibit their linguistic dexterity but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among participants. The poems selected for recitation spanned a diverse range of themes, from humorous  to narrative poems, showcasing the students' ability to connect with various styles of poetic expression. 

The winners were felicitated for their outstanding performances and  were acknowledged for their commendable efforts, fostering a spirit of encouragement and motivation.The English Poetry Recitation Competition stands as a testament to the school's commitment to nurturing holistic development and providing a platform for students to showcase their talents.

‘Excursions in school life are journeys of discovery, expanding young minds beyond the confines of classrooms’

Excursion to Lohagarh Farms

‘Excursions provide a direct source of knowledge and acquaint the students with first-hand information.’

Our school organised a trip to Lohagarh Farms for students of class 5. This outing provided an opportunity to the students to explore the vibrant culture of a typical Indian village and have empirical experience of rural rustic life. Adventurous activities like zipline, commando crawl, commando net and walk on the balancing beam provided a thrilling experience to the students. They also relished the sumptuous food served to them. Fun activities like pottery, camel ride, bullock cart ride, music and dance performances rejuvenated their spirits. The students were entertained by magic and puppet shows. The visit was a great learning experience and gave them a glimpse of the traditions and ways of rural life.

These excursions serve dual purpose of nurturing young minds and strengthening friendships. The students will cherish these memories throughout their lives.

As per Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat programme, the students got an opportunity to learn about the culture of Delhi's partnering state Sikkim. An Inter Class Soft board Competition on the theme "Life of Sikkim" was organised on 29th November 2023 for the students of Class IX. This event aimed to encourage students to explore the rich culture and heritage of Sikkim while promoting the concept of unity amidst diversity in India. Each class was assigned a specific soft board to decorate based on the given theme- "Life of Sikkim”. Each class exhibited its unique take on the theme, showcasing the traditions, festivals, tourism, indigenous tribes, culture and cuisine of Sikkim. The event served as a catalyst for learning, creativity, and teamwork, leaving a lasting impression on the participating students. Such endeavors bring the vision of "Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat" closer to reality by bridging cultural gaps and promoting mutual understanding.

Overall, the soft boards provided an ideal canvas for students to showcase their artistic skills. The effort of the students was highly appreciated by all.

The students of Class IX showcased their artistic talent and environmental awareness through the Poster Making Competition on the topic ‘Water Pollution’. Participants highlighted the impact of pollutants on the aquatic ecosystems, urging for conservation and responsible waste disposal. Vibrant visuals and concise captions effectively raised awareness about the urgent need to address water pollution.

It not only showcased the artistic talents of the participants but also effectively conveyed important message about water conservation which is the need of the hour. The event contributed towards creating environmentally conscious individuals who understand the importance of preserving our water resources for posterity.

Career Counselling by Mr.Jitin Chawla

Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura, organised a career counselling workshop for the students of Class X on 21 November 2023. The spokesperson, Mr. Jitin Chawla, imparted valuable information to acquaint the students with emerging career options and various skill-based learning trends. He shared diverse career opportunities in the fields of Science, Commerce, and Humanities, both within and outside India. Additionally, he briefed the students about countries offering free education and provided an extensive framework of various university campuses and courses, available nationally and internationally. Overall, it was a very enlightening session that provided a clear understanding of mainstream and vocational courses available today. The webinar served as an eye-opener, enabling students to explore a wide range of options based on their chosen streams and preferences.

CULTURAL EXCHANGE WITH TAIWAN

The students of Sachdeva Public School, India engaged in a meaningful cultural exchange program with students of Shang Ren Elementary School, Taiwan, fostering cross-cultural understanding and collaboration. The exchange program focused on raising awareness about Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) among different grade levels.

Grade 1 students from both the schools were engaged in a collaborative discussion on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3, 5, and 17. The students from Shang Ren Elementary School spoke about importance of maintaining good health and the role of proper nutrition, hygiene, and regular exercise in achieving overall well-being. The young learners explored the concept of gender equality, discussing how boys and girls should have equal opportunities and be treated fairly.

"जीवन की विसंगतियों को दर्शाना।

अभिनय संग मनोरंजन कराना।।

 गद्यात्मक-पद्यात्मक दोनों से सजाना।

नुक्कड़ नाटक से धमाल मचाना।।"

'जी20' कार्यक्रम के अंतर्गत विद्यालयी स्तर पर सी.बी.एस.ई. द्वारा कई गतिविधियों का आयोजन किया जा रहा है। इसी कड़ी में 'सचदेवा पब्लिक स्कूल' के प्रांगण में 'हिंदी नुक्कड़ नाटक गतिविधि' 31अक्टूबर 2023 को नवीं तथा दसवीं कक्षा के विद्यार्थियों द्वारा आयोजित की गई। नुक्कड़ नाटक के विषय 'नारी सशक्तिकरण' एवं 'जल प्रदूषण' पर आधारित थे। 'नारी सशक्तिकरण' विषय में छात्रों को 'बेटी बचाओ-बेटी पढ़ाओ', 'सुकन्या समृद्धि योजना', 'धनलक्ष्मी योजना' आदि से परिचित कराया गया। इस गतिविधि का मूल उद्देश्य हर छात्र को बेटियों का महत्त्व तथा समाज में उनकी समान भागीदारी के प्रति जागरूक करना था। महिलाओं के योगदान द्वारा भारत की उन्नति की ओर बढ़ते कदमों और विश्व में सँवरती भारतीय छवि से विद्यार्थियों का परिचय कराया गया। नुक्कड़ नाटक में 'जल प्रदूषण' पर भी छात्रों को जानकारी देकर सजग बनाने का प्रयास किया गया। दूषित जल से होने वाली बीमारियाँ तथा जल के दूषित होने के कारणों पर भी प्रकाश डाला गया। जल संरक्षण हेतु विद्यार्थियों को प्रेरित किया गया। विद्यार्थियों ने इस गतिविधि में बढ़-चढ़कर भाग लिया तथा उत्साह के साथ अभिनय किया। छात्र ऐसी गतिविधियों द्वारा अपनी मेधा का प्रयोग कर विश्व स्तर पर होने वाले प्रतियोगी परिवेश में स्वयं का सर्वांगीण विकास करके अपनी योग्यता को प्रमाणित कर सकते हैं।

As a part of Bhartiya Bhasha Sangam, an initiative by Directorate of Education, “Cooking without Fire” competition was organized for students of Class IX. It was a resounding success. It not only provided an opportunity for young chefs to showcase their culinary skills but also promoted sustainable cooking practices. The event celebrated the rich and diverse flavours of Indian cuisine, demonstrating that delicious meals can be prepared without traditional fire-based methods. The dishes prepared by students were inspired by traditional Indian recipes. The participants were enthusiastic and well-prepared, with array of Indian dishes from different states to showcase their skills. Students paid meticulous attention to plating and presentation, making the dishes not only tasty but also visually appealing. The competition honed their creative skills and efforts of the students were lauded by Principal ma’am.

As a part of Chandrayaan Utsav, an initiative by Directorate of Education, “Poster Making Competition” was organised for the students of Class IX. The students showcased their talent and creativity. They learnt and acknowledged about India’s achievements in space science through the competition. The event not only promoted interest in space science among the students, but also instilled a sense of pride in the country’s space endeavors. It was an opportunity to learn more about Chandrayaan -3. The participants displayed impressive creativity and artistic skills through their posters. They incorporated vivid colors, space-themed illustrations, and captivating taglines to convey the essence of Chandrayaan-3. The winners were awarded certificates for their splendid performance. It was an educational and memorable experience for all participants and was a huge success

“A language is not just words. It's a culture, a tradition , a unification of a community and a whole history.” 

Celebrating the beauty of a language, our school  organised  an Inter-House English Poetry Enactment Competition for classes VI to VIII. The aim of this competition was not only to enhance their language skills but also to encourage self-expression and to build confidence.

The event  showcased the incredible talent and creativity of the students. Students from various houses participated in this competition, bringing to life some of the most beautiful and thought-provoking poems. 

The performances were outstanding and the judges had a challenging task selecting the winners. The participants exhibited excellent diction, stage presence, and an impressive understanding of the poems which made the event a memorable experience.

The event was graced by the benign presence of our revered Principal ma'am. She appreciated the participants for their hard work.

Durga Puja Celebration (LKG & UKG)

Durga Puja is underway and one can feel the splendour of vibrant colours and mirth all around. ln this, nine days long celebration, people worship the nine avatars of the Goddess Durga who is the epitome of victory of good over evil. To commemorate and take the blessings of Maa Durga, children of Sachdeva Public School participated in the celebration with great zeal and zest. The festive fervour could  be felt all around as children danced gracefully on the Maa Durga's  aarti and offered their prayers. Our esteemed Principal ma'am Mrs. Mona Rastogi graced the occasion to add the sparkle to the festivity. ln all, the celebration gave an opportunity  to the children to have a glimpse of rich lndian culture.

GANDHI JAYANTI (LKG & UKG)

Gandhi Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, who was the pioneer of truth and non-violence. To revere this day, Sps Pitampura celebrated Gandhi Jayanti with a lot of zeal, enthusiasm and a patriotic feeling on 4 October 2023. A mesmerising musical skit was presented by the tiny tots where they danced to their favourite bhajan ‘Raghupati Raghav, Raja Ram ‘which touched the life of Mahatma Gandhi and his role in freedom struggle. Bapu said “Sanitation is more important than independence”. Considering the importance of hygiene, a craft activity was organised in which the children of ukg made beautiful and lovely bins. Children of lkg classes coloured the pictures of three wise monkeys, depicting Gandhiji‘s teachings – speak no evil, see no evil, and hear no evil. Overall, it was a day filled with learning and celebrating Gandhi's message of peace and non-violence.

Nutrition Week

Classes 3 to 5 

‘Healthy eating is a way of life so it is important to establish routines that are simple, realistically and ultimately liveable.’

                                              - Horace

School plays a vital role in educating students about nutrition and helping them to develop healthy eating habits. A healthy diet is essential for optimal cognitive function. By educating students about nutrition and promoting healthy eating habits, school can help to improve students’ performance in the classroom. Nutrition Week was organized for classes 3 to 5 from 19th to 22nd September to raise awareness among the students about the importance of nutrition and healthy eating habits.

During Nutrition Week, a variety of activities were organised to educate students about nutrition and healthy eating. Students were shown a presentation on nutrition and healthy eating. This helped them to understand the importance of a balanced diet and the different types of nutrients that their bodies need.

'Nutrition Week' helped to create a healthy school environment by promoting healthy eating. Eating fruits is a delicious and easy way to improve overall health and well-being. Fruits are a good source of vitamins, minerals, and dietary fibre. They are also low in calories and fat. Eating fruits regularly can help to improve our overall health. Students were encouraged to bring a fruit every day to eat in the morning and begin their day on a healthy note. They were provided with a healthy meal plan for the week to sensitize them about the benefits of having nutritious food. The menu for the week included green vegetables, millets, lentils, sprouts and healthy sandwiches. This had a positive impact on the overall health and well-being of students.

The week long activities encouraged students to develop healthy eating habits and prevent obesity and other chronic diseases later in life. This knowledge will help them to stay healthy and active throughout their lives. Overall, Nutrition Week was a great success. Students learned a great deal about the importance of eating healthy and making nutritious choices.

Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration

Classes III to V

'Sustain the tradition, honour Ganesha, and cherish our Earth with eco-friendly fervour.'

The Primary Wing of our school celebrated the auspicious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi with great enthusiasm and devotion. The centre piece of this year's Ganesh Chaturthi celebration was an eco-friendly Ganesh idol. Crafted from biodegradable materials, the idol showcased the school's commitment to environmental conservation.

The eco-friendly Ganesh idol was prominently displayed at the school reception, serving as a focal point for the celebration. After two days of reverent prayers and celebrations, the Principal, teachers, and students gathered around the idol for a touching farewell. Traditional rituals were performed with utmost devotion, including the recitation of prayers and offering of flowers. A spirited procession led by students and teachers, commenced from the reception area and wound its way for the green immersion.

As the eco-friendly Ganesh idol was immersed in the pot, it marked the beginning of a new life. It is believed that a new plant will grow from the seed concealed in the idol, symbolizing the regeneration of nature and the commitment of the school community to sustainable practices.

The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi appreciated the students for responsible and sustainable celebrations. She encouraged the students to take initiative in spreading the message of eco-friendly celebrations. This event not only fostered a sense of community but also reinforced the importance of embracing sustainable practices in our festivities.

Ganesh Chaturthi ( LKG& UKG)

Celebrating festivals is imperative to make the children stay connected with our rich and opulent cultural heritage and tradition.

The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated to mark the birthday of Lord Ganesha who is the God of wisdom and new beginnings . The nursery wing celebrated this joyous day with great devotion and religious  fervour.Our esteemed principal ma'am Ms Mona Rastogi graced the celebration  and offered prayers to Ganpati.The delightful children donned in beautiful  attire welcomed  their endearing  Lord Ganesha  by dancing gracefully on  mesmerizing  songs and sought his blessings  The gleeful children chanted 'Ganpati Bappa Morya' which reverberated all around  the school. They also relished Lord Ganesha's favourite modak  and laddu.Overall, the children joyfully immersed themselves in the festivity and revelled each moment  of it.

SWACHHATA Pakhwada (Classes III to V)

Swachhata Pakhwada, a fortnight-long cleanliness and hygiene campaign, was observed with great enthusiasm by the Primary Wing of our school. The objective was to promote a cleaner and healthier environment by instilling the values of cleanliness and sanitation among students. Various activities were conducted during this period to engage and educate our young learners.

The campaign commenced with all students and staff taking a solemn ‘Swachhata Pledge.’ They pledged to keep their surroundings clean and maintain proper hygiene.

A vibrant and energetic cleanliness rally was organized. Participants marched through the school campus and nearby areas, carrying banners and placards with messages emphasizing cleanliness. To discourage the use of plastic bags, eco-friendly paper bags were distributed among the shopkeepers in the nearby market. This initiative aimed to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.

Class III students enthusiastically participated in slogan writing. They showcased their creativity and understanding of cleanliness through catchy slogans that conveyed the importance of keeping our surroundings clean. The budding artists in classes 4 and 5 created colorful and imaginative artwork that depicted their vision of a clean and green nation.

A special assembly was conducted by the students of Classes 3 to 5 with the aim of raising awareness about personal hygiene and the importance of maintaining a clean environment. The talented students from different grades performed a skit in which they creatively portrayed scenarios related to personal hygiene and cleanliness.

The Swachhata Pakhwada campaign was a resounding success. It not only raised awareness about cleanliness and sanitation but also encouraged active participation from students. The activities which were conducted fostered a sense of responsibility towards the environment and the importance of maintaining cleanliness.

Through these initiatives, the school hopes to cultivate a habit of cleanliness and environmental consciousness in the students, ensuring they become responsible citizens who contribute to a cleaner and greener India.

Awareness on Environment Pollution

In the pursuit of raising awareness about environmental pollution among students, a series of thematic activities were meticulously organised. Commencing with an insightful poster-making endeavour, students from Class III embarked on an exploration of the intricacies of ‘Noise Pollution.’ This creative endeavor allowed these budding minds to artistically convey their comprehension of noise pollution, employing a myriad of techniques encompassing slogans, visual depictions of cacophonous settings, and innovative strategies for mitigating noise pollution.

Moving forward, the horizon of understanding expanded for students in Classes 4 and 5 through an enlightening video presentation. This visual medium elucidated the nuances of noise pollution, elucidating its root causes and the profound impact it wields on the environment and human well-being. Subsequently, a quiz was ingeniously conducted via Google Forms to assess the students’ grasp of this intricate topic, thereby, reinforcing their comprehension.

For students in the esteemed realms of Classes 9 and 10, a compelling presentation on “Tree Plantation Drive” was the main attraction. The PowerPoint elucidated the paramount importance of arboreal life, the harrowing consequences of deforestation, and the imperative need to foster afforestation. This, in turn, instilled within them a newfound motivation to cultivate greenery in their homes and immediate environs, aligning seamlessly with the overarching goal of this endeavor.

The celebration of ‘World Ozone Day’ on the hallowed 16th of September saw another enlightening PowerPoint presentation captivating the students’ attention. This exposition sensitized them to the dire predicament of ozone layer depletion, its far-reaching consequences, and the haunting specter of the ozone hole looming over Antarctica.

In a bid to foster intellectual prowess, an essay writing competition unfurled its wings, enabling students to ruminate upon the profound impact of pollution on health. It beckoned them to articulate their perspectives on pollution, proffering sagacious solutions to the pressing issues at hand. The culmination of these activities has undeniably illuminated the minds of these young individuals, imparting enlightenment in abundance.

अंतर कक्षा एकल अभिनय प्रतियोगिता

‘हिंदी दिवस’ के उपलक्ष्य में कक्षा छठी से आठवीं तक के छात्रों ने पूरे जोश व उत्साह के साथ नवरस के अंतर्गत आने वाले प्रत्येक रस का एकल अभिनय द्वारा प्रदर्शन किया। इसमें प्रतिभागियों ने अलग-अलग रसों का अभिनय करते हुए अपनी कुशलता को दर्शाया। प्रतियोगिता की समाप्ति एक हास्यप्रद कविता के साथ की गई और अंत में निर्णायकगण द्वारा निर्णय सुनाया गया। इस प्रकार सभी अभिनयकर्ताओं व श्रोताओं द्वारा किए गए प्रयासों से यह प्रतियोगिता सफल रही। विद्यालय की प्रधानाचार्या ने छात्रों की प्रशंसा की और उनका उत्साहवर्धन किया।i

Phasing Out Single-Use Plastic and Advancing Plastic Waste Management

On September 14, 2023, a presentation titled "Phasing Out Single-Use Plastic and Advancing Plastic Waste Management" was delivered at our school. The presentation aimed to educate students about the environmental impact of single-use plastics and the significance of responsible plastic waste management. It covered topics such as the environmental consequences of single-use plastics, health concerns related to plastic degradation, India's role in global plastic production, government policies and corporate initiatives to combat plastic pollution, sustainable alternatives, recycling, innovations in plastic waste management, and the challenges in reducing plastic usage. The presentation generated active student engagement and inspired a sense of responsibility towards a more sustainable future.

Students actively participated with questions and discussions, showcasing genuine concern for environmental issues. The presentation succeeded in enhancing students' understanding of the problems associated with single-use plastics and motivated them to take action to reduce plastic consumption and support eco-friendly practices. It was a valuable educational experience, fostering a sense of environmental responsibility among the students.

HINDI DIWAS (LKG&UKG)

India is known for it's diversity in languages with more than 22 major dialects spoken in various parts of the country and Hindi is the most spoken language. Hindi Diwas is celebrated every year on September 14th to mark the adoption of Hindi as the official language by the constituent assembly on this day in year1949.

To evoke interest and love for the language, a class activity was planned for the children wherein they spoke 'आजकाविचार / सुविचार' and sang rhymes with great enthusiasm and zeal showing their respect, love and appreciation for the Hindi language.

In all, it was a great effort to instill a deep sense of proud for the national language in the hearts of little ones.

Janmashtami Celebration (LKG&UKG) 

Janmashtami festival which marks the birth of Lord Krishna brings lots of splendour, colour and gaiety all around. It is the time to rejoice and  seek the blessings of Lord Krishna. Janmashtami was celebrated in the nursery wing of the school with great mirth and joy. Children mesmerized everyone with their spectacular dance performances on enchanting songs of Lord Krishna. Our esteemed Principal ma'am rocked the cradle of Bal Gopal which filled the air with devoti on and bliss. ln all, the little ones welcomed Lord Krishna with great fervour and faith.

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATIONS (2023-24)

Teacher’s Day Function was organized in the school with great vigor. The programme commenced with a soulful medley presented by the senior students of the school. It mesmerized one and all. To add to the fun, the students of classes III-V and VI-VIII showcased their talent in a musical skit. The musical symphony touched the soul of all the teachers. It also gave the message that the unparalleled efforts of the teachers shape the future of the children. Furthermore, the students of classes IX-X put their best foot forward in a dance show. Their exuberant performance left everyone enthralled. Finally, the Students’ Council of the school presented a greeting card and a bouquet of flowers to Principal Mam. She congratulated all the students for making efforts to make the programme a successful one.

Janmashtami (Classes I and II)

The right way to celebrate the occasion of Janmashtami is to embrace and follow the teachings of Lord Krishna.

Janmashtami is a popular religious festival. It is a festival to mark the birth of Lord Krishna. To seek His blessings, Janmashtami was celebrated by the students of classes I and II, with mirth and joy. The students danced on the tune of Govind Bolo Hari Gopal Bolo. They beautifully depicted the birth of Lord Krishna and His Bal Leelas. Dahi Handi was the centre of attraction. Principal ma’am blessed all the students on this auspicious day. Celebration of such festivals in school connects the little children to the rich cultural heritage of India.

Teachers' Day (LKG & UKG)

Teachers' Day is a remarkable day, specifically dedicated to acknowledge appreciate and recognize the invaluable role they play in nurturing a child's holistic development. To celebrate this day and reciprocate the immense love and care students receive from their teachers children warmly greeted their teachers with boundless affection. They extended heartfelt wishes for a joyous 'Happy Teacher's Day.' Adding an element of delight to this special day, some students delightfully came dressed as their beloved mentors, infusing the celebration with joy and radiance. The children presented beautiful cards and vibrant flowers to their teachers as a token of love.

INTER-HOUSE MATHEMATICS QUIZ

Vedic Mathematics streamlines and simplifies complex calculations, making mathematics more accessible and enjoyable. In order to reinforce learning, promote retention and inculcate the sense of teamwork, an Inter-house Vedic Mathematics quiz was organised for the students of classes VI to VIII on 4^th September 2023 titled “MARVELS OF VEDIC MATHEMATICS”. The competition called out for four teams who participated with the names of four renowned Indian Vedas.

The quiz comprised rounds of challenging Vedic Mathematics questions, testing participants’ speed and accuracy in mental calculations.

The competition was fierce with each team displaying exceptional mathematical acumen.

Rakhi Celebration (LKG &UKG)

Rakhi signifies a special day to honour the emotional bond shared between a brother and a sister – a bond that is sacred and pious. Rakhi represents an enduring bond of affection intricately woven into a thread. The little ones in the nursery wing enthusiastically celebrated the festival of Rakhi.  The children crafted vibrant rakhis adorned with embellishments. The girls lovingly tied these rakhis onto the boys' wrists, a gesture brimming with affection. Overall, the children enjoyed the festivity, radiating happiness and joy.

Rakshabandhan Craft Competition (Classes 3 to 5)

The Primary Wing of Sachdeva Public School celebrated Rakshabandhan with great enthusiasm by organizing a vibrant and creative Rakshabandhan Craft Competition. The event witnessed active participation from students of different classes, showcasing their artistic talents and celebrating the spirit of the festival.

Participants from Class III demonstrated their creativity by crafting beautiful rakhis and making envelopes. The girls from Class III designed intricate and colorful rakhis, while the boys put their skills to use in creating decorative envelopes.

Class IV students displayed their artistic skills through different activities. The girls participated in thali decoration, where they adorned traditional thalis with a variety of materials. On the other hand, the boys engaged in gift wrapping, showcasing their unique wrapping techniques.

The festivities continued with Class V students channeling their creativity into crafting items that add to the joy of Rakshabandhan. The girls of Class V put together exquisite lumbas, traditional accessories that hold special significance in the festival. Meanwhile, the boys of Class V contributed to the celebrations by participating in a Basket Decoration Competition, where they showcased their skills in arranging and decorating baskets.

The 'Rakshabandhan Craft Competition' brought together the talent and creativity of students from various classes, fostering a sense of camaraderie and celebrating the essence of the festival. The dedication and enthusiasm displayed by the students were commendable, and it was truly heartwarming to witness their passion for traditional arts and crafts. The teachers had a challenging task at hand, as each entry displayed a unique blend of creativity and innovation. After much deliberation, three winners were finally selected from each category. Their exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail set them apart from the rest.

The event concluded with an atmosphere filled with joy and the spirit of Rakshabandhan. The competition not only provided an opportunity for students to showcase their artistic talents but also served as a platform to learn about and celebrate the cultural significance of the festival.

The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi congratulated all the participants and winners of the Rakshabandhan Craft Competition. She appreciated the creativity, enthusiasm, and dedication exhibited by the students during this event. She further reiterated that such endeavors not only enrich our cultural experiences but also contribute to the holistic development of the students.

BASTILLE DAY CELEBRATIONS

Sachdeva Public School celebrated the French Bastille Day or Le Quatorze Juillet, commemorating the Storming of the Bastille on 14 July 1789. It was a vibrant and educational event that brought the French culture to life. Students from classes VI-VIII participated with great enthusiasm and zeal in a plethora of activities during the two days of the celebration followed by a Finale on the third day with an introduction on the history of the National Day and highlighting its importance for the people of France along with a video on the French parade. Children demonstrated their understanding about the day by creating cards, French cuisine and badges on French monuments. A quiz on the theme of Bastille Day was also conducted to assess their knowledge in an interesting manner.

The finale was graced by the esteemed presence of the Principal of the school, Mrs. Mona Rastogi. Her words guided and influenced the children to participate enthusiastically in various activities and gain more insights in the French language. This celebration successfully promoted cultural awareness and enriched our school’s learning environment.

The school organized its Annual Investiture Ceremony with great pomp and show. The event commenced by seeking the blessings of the Almighty through Ganesh Vandana. Thereafter, the young and dynamic members of the students’ council were felicitated by the Principal by pinning the official badges. A magnificent oath taking ceremony took place wherein the new members pledged to uphold the ideals and ethics of the school.

They promised to work with complete dedication in order to uplift the standard of excellence in the school. The Principal congratulated the members of the new students’ council. She urged them to work with loyalty and integrity..

India is a dream, a vision and a hope of all nations in the world.”
The school celebrated 77th Independence Day and Founder's Day with unrivalled fervour and vigour reminiscing the glorious past of the country. The honourable Chairman of school, Sh.S. K.Sachdeva delivered an inspiring speech. His impactful words reverberated, deeply embedding a profound feeling of patriotism with the students. He continued the legacy by leading the flag hoisting ceremony followed by a soulful rendition of the national anthem by the choir group. Thereafter, the programme commenced with a beautiful fusion of dance and enactment on the theme Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. It started with the introduction of the G20 nations, followed by magnificent dance performances. The students showcased a beautiful yoga performance. The breathtaking finale vividly represented the nation unity, diversity and roaring spirit.The celebration culminated with the release of tri- colour balloons that painted the sky beautifully. The colourful balloons ascending the sky's canvas became a moving embodiment of the shared hopes and dreams of the people leaving an indelible mark. The students and the staff were praised for their efforts.

Under the G-20 Presidency of India ,Sachdeva Public School organised another edition of Model United Nations (MUN) on 1 July 2023 to uphIt brought together students from classes IX and X, to recreate the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and United Nations Environment Assembly. The agenda for United Nations General Assembly [UNGA] was Promoting Technological Transformation and Digital Public Infrastructure with special emphasis on Growing Digital Economy. While the agenda for United Nations Environment Assembly [UNEA]was Deliberation on the Promotion of Sustainable Development, Climate Financing and Conservation of the Environment.

 MUN provided a platform to students for debating, public speaking, writing, critical thinking about international affairs  It was a great experience as MUN obligates every participant to understand the global issues and their opinion may contribute to solve the problems that affect our planet today.

Independence Day Celebration (LKG)

Students of Lkg class celebrated Independence Day with great fervor and gusto. To exemplify the spirit of patriotism, children came dressed as freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh, Chacha Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose,  Rani Lakshmi Bai etc. who fought for our country's freedom. Some came decked up in ethnic dresses of different states showing integrity and unity of the nation. Others came dressed as soldiers who are the epitome of courage and valour. 

The event instilled a deep appreciation for history and the sacrifices made, rooting a sense of pride for their country in them. It was a day soaked with patriotism.

“Independence Day”

Class I & II

“Freedom is always dear at any price. It is the breath of life. What would a man not pay for living?”

-Mahatma Gandhi.

So on Independence Day of India – 15 August every year we remember our past, celebrate our present and dream for a brighter future. This day we pay tribute to those freedom fighters who laid down their lives for the sake of our motherland.

This special day was also celebrated in Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura by the students of classes I & II. Like every year, the patriotism and enthusiasm was in full swing on 77^th  Independence Day of India. The whole building was wrapped up in tricoloured air. Balloons and flags around the building were adding up to the love for the country. To honour the day, the event began with the unfurling of the National Flag by Principal Ma’am on rhythm of National Anthem. The tiny tots sang Jana Gana Mana with full respect and pride. Then the little ones in colourful costumes presented foot tapping dance on the tunes of patriotic songs.

This day is also very special in our school because we celebrate Founder’s Day of our school. So, the children of classes I & II along with Principal Ma’am cut the cake and enjoyed the event.

Principal Ma’am motivated the children for their performance and talked about the Independence Day of India. The tiny tots joined her in the slogan ‘JAIHIND’ with full patriotic fervor.

This whole week was celebrated as patriotic week by taking up different activities in the classes like- colouring of National Flag, knowing about National Symbols, National Song and making colourful kites. These activities were helpful to add spark of patriotism in the hearts of little Indians.

Celebration of such festivals in school promotes nationalism and patriotism towards our nation.

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION (UKG)

The Nursery Wing of the school celebrated Independence Day and Founder's Day with unparalleled enthusiasm and jubilation. The celebration started with the hoisting of the national flag by our esteemed principal ma'am setting the tone for the festivities. A heartwarming dance performance infused with patriotic fervor mesmerized everyone.

The school 's roaring success in different fields give us immense pride and joyous reason to celebrate Founder's Day with great zeal and enthusiasm.  Dressed in their vibrant attire, the children sang and danced on a captivating birthday song, capturing the essence of this special day. A delightful birthday cake, cut by the endearing Principal ma'am, added brightness to the festivities.

In all, it was an unforgettable day for the little ones, leaving cherished memories etched in their hearts.

“I dream of a Digital India where high-speed Digital Highways unite the Nation.”  – Narendra Modi

On 9 th August 2023, students of class 11 presented a symposium on the topic ‘Digital India-Catalyzing New India's Techade’. They portrayed the progress of technology and innovation in India. They showcased India’s journey from a consumer of technology to leading the future of technology. Digital India has played a significant role in transforming the nation into a digitally empowered society and knowledgeable economy. The nine pillars, various Digital India initiatives and emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence were very well-explained in the symposium. It helped in understanding the leaps taken in technological development in India and allowed the students to familiarize themselves with the various aspects of technological innovation in India.

Creative Minds Tinker, Explore and Transform.

The Annual Exhibition, VISTAS 2023, was organised with the aim of applauding the ingenuity of the students and exhibiting various artistic work prepared by them during their summer vacations. This year the theme for the exhibition was Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.The grand annual event was inaugurated with the lighting of the lamp by our revered Principal ma’am, followed by a mesmerising Ganpati Vandana and an exhilarating dance

performance by the students. Beyond providing a platform for talent, it promoted global awareness and unity among participants and guests. This event was a resounding success, leaving visitors awe-inspired by its vibrant and captivating displays.The students were commended for their outstanding efforts in creating such a remarkable event. It truly provided an enjoyable learning experience for everyone involved.

Annual Exhibition

Classes  I and II

Summer vacation is the long period to explore the inner aesthetic qualities of the children. To keep them busy, some creative assignments were given to the students of classes I and II. These activities surely develop their imagination, creativity and give them chance to express their emotions. The theme for Holidays Homework was Festivals of India. The tiny tots really did well which was proudly displayed on Exhibition Day in GP Block on 22 July 2023. Principal Ma’am along with students lighted the lamp and inaugurated the exhibition. The children presented Saraswati Vandana to begin with. As per the theme –‘the festivals bring togetherness’, each room was decorated with the things related to the different festivals like flutes for Janmashtami, lanterns and diyas for Diwali, trees and bells for Christmas and so on. The room for National festivals was full of tricolour things spreading patriotism. All the objects were made using paper cutouts, decorative and other waste material easily available at home. It was the feast to the eyes to see different creative ideas by tiny tots. Children also explained making and importance of each creation to Principal Ma’am. The International Year of Millets & Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat were also the part of the exhibition. The students made different colourful posters on these topics. The state bird, animal, tree and flower of the pairing state of Delhi – Islands of Andaman, Nicobar and lakshadweep were also displayed. The parents and children were also feeling excited while visiting the exhibition. It was a fruitful, motivational day for the parents who worked with their children during  holidays. Principal Ma’am appreciated the efforts of the little ones.

ANNUAL EXHIBITION

CLASSES III to V

The Primary Wing of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura, hosted the Annual Art and Craft Exhibition, 'Aesthetica- Celebrating Creativity', displaying a mind-boggling array of artefacts.

The exhibition was inaugurated by the school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi, with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp that was followed by a brilliant musical performance from the choir and the talented instrumentalists of classes III to V.

The theme of the exhibition was 'G20-India's Presidency', with a focus on promoting a universal sense of oneness 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' or One Earth, One Family, One Future'. It was showcased as the centre of attraction and captivated attention of one and all.

The objective of the exhibition was to bring forth the innate skills and hone the creative genius of the students of classes III to V. The exhibition provided the right platform for the primary wing students to display the varied and beautiful articles prepared by them as their holiday homework.

 Students showcased their talent in the form of 3-D models of monuments of G-20 countries; Italy, Russia, India China etc., Madhubani paintings, and dolls of Saudi Arabia and China. The wall hangings put up on the walls welcomed everyone in the languages of the G 20 countries. Our blue dot or the earth piggy banks prepared by students reminded all to save our environment and to keep this home of ours beautiful forever. 

Recycled waste material was judiciously used to create many handicrafts like paper bags, kites, utility boxes, and brochures of Indonesia and the Indian Islands enticing all to plan a trip to these beautiful lands. The admirable planters once again urged all to go green.

The Activity Hall was abuzz with excitement as parents went around, feasting their eyes on the amazing efforts of the students who, under the guidance of their teachers, had put up a spectacular display.

Principal Ms. Mona Rastogi remarked that such exhibitions motivated and instilled confidence in the young minds to think as artists, designers, and innovators. She also appreciated all the participants for working diligently in preparing this mega event.

Annual Exhibition (LKG & UKG)

The nursery wing of Sachdeva Public School hosted Annual Exhibition on 22.07.2023 to foster creativity and imagination in the children. The event was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by our esteemed Principal ma'am Ms. Mona Rastogi followed by mesmerizing Ganpati Vandana and scintillating dance performance on peppy dance beats by the little ones. As the parents filtered in, they were welcomed by crafty frolic clowns and animals which beautifully adorned the central area and the classrooms. It seemed as if the whole school transformed into a circus bringing laughter and mirth all around. The parents were swooned with delight and  took beaming pride as they admired the  beautiful craft work of their little ones. The Principal and parents together praised the flamboyant exhibition and hailed the collective efforts of teachers and parents. In all, it was a visual delight and surely the memories of this spectacular event will linger in the hearts of everyone who witnessed it.

World Tobacco Day

To highlight the health risk associated with tobacco use, ‘World No Tobacco Day’ was celebrated in Sachdeva Public School to make the students aware of the opportunity to lead a healthier life. Students of classes IX and X participated in various activities to spread awareness about the dangers of using tobacco by making fabulous posters. Many students came up with thought-provoking ideas in their debate wherein they articulated their thoughts and feelings regarding the theme. The aim was to sensitise people about the hazardous diseases that can be caused due to smoking. They stressed on the fact that it is never too late to give up tobacco use if one wants to lead a healthy and productive life. Other students also took active part in the classroom discussion on the disadvantages of using tobacco. At the end of the discussion, all the students took a pledge to say ’NO’ to tobacco and to encourage others also to do the same.

READING WEEK (LKG & UKG)

Reading is the key to lifelong learning. Cultivating a love for reading from an early age is imperative for developing literacy, communication and social skills. In the nursery wing of Sachdeva Public School, a vibrant Reading Week was organized in the month of July infusing great enthusiasm and passion for reading. A bunch of captivating activities were taken to ignite  love and fervor for reading.
 Children eagerly delved into reading  story books and picture books , enjoyed reading alphabet cards and displayed boundless creativity by crafting exquisite bookmarks.  Altogether, these activities opened up new avenues of learning for the children, nurturing their reading habit.

“Environment is no one’s property to destroy; it’s everyone’s

responsibility to protect.” – Mohith Agadi

On 7 th July 2023, class 11 students organized the Science Symposium on the topic ‘GREEN CHEMISTRY’. They presented the need for green chemistry in daily life and how it is a necessity nowadays. The ultimate aim of green chemistry is to entirely cut down the stream of chemicals and other pollutants pouring into the environment. The variety of principles and uses were very well-explained in the symposium. It helped to raise awareness for a major environmental problem which needs to be tackled immediately.

MOTHER’S DAY (LKG &UKG)

Mother's Day is a special occasion dedicated to acknowledge, appreciate  and recognise the profound role that a mother plays in shaping the future of her children.

To honour and to make them feel special Sachdeva Public School orchestrated a delightful and vibrant celebration, inviting them to be a part of this extraordinary event.

 The school premises brimmed with exhilaration and excitement as 

both the moms and the children reveled in each other's company, playing various exhilarating and amusing games specially  culled by the teachers for the occasion. It was truly a sight to behold, witnessing the immensely thrilled mothers with their smart and spirited children actively participating in enjoyable activities like musical chairs and nail painting. Caught in the whirl of fun and excitement   both mothers and children  danced on foot tapping numbers and joyously captured precious moments together at the "I Love My Mom" photo corner, which filled the atmosphere with emotions of love and affection. 

Overall, it was an exuberant celebration, infused with high spirits and merriment ,truly evoking the essence of a mother in all its glory.

Inter House Dance Competition (Classes VI-VIII) 

“Dance is the ultimate expression of exuberance that your body can find.”

Dance is an art of performing a set sequence of movements on a song or a tune. It helps develop self-confidence and self-esteem in a stimulating environment. It also makes one feel more e

Keeping this in view, an Inter House Dance Competition was organized for the students of classes VI- VIII on 9 May 2023. The theme of the competition was ‘Dance Fusion’. All the participants set the stage on fire with their mind-blowing performances. It was heartwarming to watch the talented dancers of our school perform so meticulously and confidently. Their performances left everyone awestruck. The energy level of all dancers was top tier. The judges and the audience were enthralled with the dazzling dance performances.

The students of Tagore House made their house proud by bagging the first position. Gandhi House stood second and the third position was claimed by Nehru House and Bose House together. All the participants were awarded with the certificates.

Our school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi, who has constantly been a source of motivation for all of us, graced the event with her gracious presence and also lauded the students for their hard work and adroitness in dance. Overall, it was a great fun-filled yet another learning experience for the students.

HANDWRITINGWEEK (CLASSES III TO V)

'Handwritingisthemirrorofknowledge'

Handwritingisanessentialskillforstudents.Itisanincrediblyimportantexerciseforstudents, to encourage them to develop fine motor skills and confidence. It activates the brain and contributes to reading fluency. Handwriting is an art form. Just like painting, drawing and sketching, this art can be developed by individuals with some effort.

Keepingthisinview,HandwritingWeekwasorganisedforthestudentsofClassesIII-Vfrom24 April to 28 April. During the week, the students were motivated to write neatly in all the subjects. Their efforts were appreciated by the teachers which further helped to enhance their writing skills.

Theweekconcludedwitha'CalligraphyCompetition'. Thestudentswereaskedtowritea paragraph on 'Good Manners'.

Thecompetitionprovidedthestudentswithanopportunitytodisplaytheircompetencyoflegible writing. The response of the students was very encouraging. The students' entries were judged on the basis of specific criteria like neatness, formation of letters, spacing and clarity. The best entries from each class were awarded certificates.

ThePrincipal,Mrs. MonaRastogiapplaudedthestudentsfortheireffortsandsplendid performance.

Special Assembly on Healthy Lifestyle Classes 3 to 5

‘It is Health that is real wealth, and not pieces of gold and silver.’
-Mahatma Gandhi 

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial for overall well-being and disease prevention. It involves making conscious choices to promote physical, mental, and emotional health. World Health Day is a global health awareness day observed on 7th April, every year to inculcate the habit of healthy living among the citizens of the world.

A special assembly on Healthy Lifestyle was organised by the Primary Wing to sensitize the students about adapting a healthy lifestyle. The students of classes 3 to 5 staged a thought provoking enactment on ‘Health is Wealth’.

The students learned about the hazards of eating junk food and how it affects our health adversely. However, adopting a fitness regime and staying active plays a key role in the physical as well as mental development of children at this crucial age.

Through an inspiring act, their peers motivated them to bring a positive transformation in their lives by including healthy habits in their daily routine, like going for a walk, playing a sport, reducing screen time, eating nutritious and balanced diet for keeping fit.

The participants highlighted the fact that the United Nations has also established “Good Health and Well-being” as Sustainable Development Goal 3 to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all, at all ages. The choir presented a melodious and soulful rendition to remind one and all about the importance of good health.

The assembly concluded with a pledge administered by the Honourable Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Mona Rastogi, reiterating the Do’s and Don’ts of a healthy lifestyle. She motivated the students to take proactive steps towards improving their physical and mental health. She also encouraged the children to educate themselves and others about healthy habits and to make positive changes in their lifestyle.

Inter House Music Competition (Classes VI-VIII)

“Co-curricular activities sow and nurture dreams to make education aesthetic.”

Keeping this in view, an Inter House Music Competition on 28 April 2023 for the students of grade VI to VIII. The aim of the competition was to provide budding stars with a platform to showcase their singing talent. The theme of the competition was ‘Earth Day.’ The event was graced by the benign presence of the school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi.

Music gives wings to the heart and takes it to the world of joy. The participants indeed took us to a world where music was the language. They performed confidently and enthusiastically. Their innocent voices touched the hearts of the audience and left them speechless. They left an indelible mark as they sang melodious songs. The judges were mesmerised to hear the melodies of the students. The students of Gandhi House made their house proud by clinching first position. All the participants were awarded certificates.

The competition concluded with the words of wisdom from the school Principal who motivated students for the synchronisation and prowess in music. Overall it was a great experience and everyone had a great time.

999 Yoga Challenge

“Yoga does not just change the way we see things; it transforms the person who sees.”

― B.K.S Iyengar

Yoga is not a singular entity. It is synchronization between the body, mind, and one’s spiritual conscience. The ‘999 Challenge’ that involves nine rounds of Surya Namaskar and nine minutes of meditation for world peace for nine consecutive days, began in Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura on 18th April 2023 and continued till 28th April 2023. Over fifty students took part in the '999 Challenge'. In this era of stress and exhaustion the challenge highlights how Yoga and Meditation can have a major positive effect on mental health. It was a fruitful and a great learning experience for the children. The programme concluded with the motivating and enlightening words of the revered Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi who encouraged the students to imbibe the habit of Yoga in their everyday life, for better health and thus, a healthy future.

Earth Day Special Assembly (Classes 3 to 5) 

‘The earth is a fine place and worth fighting for.’

                                                   - Earnest Hemingway

Earth day is observed on 22nd April every year to enjoy our planet, learn about our planet and help our planet. An array of activities were organised for the students of classes 3 to 5  to sensitize them about our mother Earth and help them devote themselves to the care of our beautiful planet.

The students planted saplings to go green and help reduce global warming. They also showcased their creativity by making beautiful badges on the occasion. The students donned their badges during the Special Assembly which was held in the school grounds.

The green brigade presented a thought provoking enactment giving a strong message of saving the resources for future generations. It also reminded everyone to include simple doable actions in their lifestyle to make it sustainable. The choir presented a melodious foot tapping number to motivate the students further to work towards preserving and conserving our beautiful Earth. The alluring display of fascinating potted plants brought by the students spruced up the decor of the event. Honourable Principal Mrs. Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of the teachers and students and urged them to observe everyday as an Earth  Day.

Earth Day (Classes 1 and 2)

Earth Day is the day to appreciate and celebrate our mother Earth. It is a day to promise ourselves to keep the Earth clean and green.

Every year 22 April is dedicated to our green planet Earth and is celebrated as the Earth Day all over the world. Students of classes 1 and 2 of Sachdeva Public school, Pitampura celebrated this day with an immense sense of responsibility and dedication towards the mother Earth. A special assembly was held on this occasion wherein children shared their thoughts about the lovely planet in the form of poems and slogans. A beautiful song and dance giving the message to save Earth was also presented by the tiny tots. Principal Ma’am planted a sapling in the school garden and appreciated the efforts of the little children by her kind words and laid a special emphasis on the 3 R’s that is Reuse, Reduce and Recycle the things to save environment. Children had a great learning experience and enhanced their knowledge about some very important aspects of saving environment and making the Earth a happy place to live in.

BAISAKHI (Classes I and II)

Baisakhi is the time to appreciate hardwork and dedication of our farmers. This is the harvest festival celebrated on 13 April every year in our country with different names.

On this day the farmers feel free and happy after cutting and selling of crops. We also inspire children to work towards the greater good of our society. The children of classes I and II came in colourful vibrant Punjabi dresses and enjoyed Bhangra. This festival is also related to religious belief of the beginning of Sikh Panth. So people visit Gurudwara and take part in Nagar Kirtan.

The tiny tots of classes I and II were also taken for a visit to a nearby Gurudwara. They were really looking adorable with their heads covered with handkerchief, joined hand and closed eyes for prayer. They enjoyed Prasad there. They had also brought halwa from home in their tiffin to feel the festivity in school. It was a day of prayers, appreciation and respect for farmers. Such celebrations help to add Indian Culture to the knowledge of the children.

BAISAKHI CELEBRATION (LKG & UKG)

The kindergarten of Sachdeva Public School buzzed with great zeal and excitement as the harvest festival of Baisakhi was celebrated. The teachers imparted the profound significance of the festival to the little ones. The delightful children donned exquisite traditional Punjabi attire and danced to  catchy Baisakhi songs and beats which reverberated  all around the school. The gleeful children wished happy Baisakhi to our esteemed Principal ma'am  and revelled every moment of it. Overall, the children joyfully immersed themselves in the festivities and fostered a deep connection with the rich and opulent Indian culture.

Talent Hunt Competition

Classes I and II

Talent is not taught. It is a natural ability to see or do something which once recognised, can be turned into a skill with practice. Young children have an ocean of hidden talent amongst them. To nurture intrinsic qualities of students and remove their fear of stage, Talent Hunt Competition was organised for the students of classes 1 and 2. Here the students came dressed up as characters of their own choice . They displayed their talent of walking smartly on ramp. It was really mesmerising to see them in different costumes and their colourful and happy appearance. Such competitions allow them to live their fantasies by dressing up in costumes and acting like their favourite character or cartoon. The competition proved to be a great learning experience for students and gave them a platform to explore the favourite personalities around them. It was actually a blend of learning with fun. It ignited their confidence and brought out their hidden talent.

 Inter-House Music Competition

‘Music is the universal language of mankind.’

-          H.W. Longfellow

Music, when presented to God as an offering, inspires devotional excitement and gives rise to a torrent of tuneful outpourings. Hence, an Inter-House Music Competition was organized for the students of classes III - V on 7 March 2023. The budding singers enthralled the audience with their melodious voice and mesmerizing rendition of devotional songs. The soul-stirring harmonious notes of the music echoed through the Activity Hall and filled every heart with compassion, generosity and positivity. The participants were judged on the basis of melody, pitch, rhythm, expression, synchronization and overall impact. While the judges were finalizing the winners, the audience enjoyed a musical presentation on Holi-the amazing festival of colours. The soulful and spiritual musical event was a gateway to harmony and contentment.

The young participants were well appreciated and motivated by respected Principal Ma’am Mrs. Mona Rastogi and were awarded certificates. The event provided a platform to the students to nurture their talent and shine.

Spotlight...the talent week

“Story telling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world.”-Robert Mckee

A good story can imbibe the right values in the early year learners. Keeping this in mind, ‘Story Enactment Competition’ was organised for the students of classes III to V on March 3, 2023. The students of four houses – Gandhi, Bose, Nehru, Tagore, participated with great enthusiasm and captivated the audience’s attention with their attires, facial expressions and voice modulation. The stories enacted by the students concluded with moral highlighting different values of life. The students were judged on the basis of actions, pronunciation, performance and presentation skills. In the end, the winners and participants were awarded certificates by the respected Principal Mrs. Mona Rastogi and were appreciated for their tremendous efforts.

The activity promoted learning of life skills and encouraged students to keep participating in such educational endeavours. The event was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone and reinforced moral values in the little ones.

Cooking without fire competition

“Learning is experience. Everything else is just information.”

A Fireless French Cooking Competition, Junior Master Chef was organized for the students of classes VI to VIII on 31 December 2022 to provide a platform to the students to foster their creativity, help them explore their hidden talent and discover new areas of interest. The students enjoyed the day by taking part in this fun learning package. The event gave a platform to the students to demonstrate their culinary knowledge and skills. The students prepared French dishes like crêpes, salads and French long bread sandwiches. Artifacts and food items displayed were a visual treat and were presented in an artistic and aesthetic style. The students participated with full zeal as they doled out nutritious yet delectable delicacies selected post exhaustive research on the cultural backgrounds of the relevant recipes.

Judges were overawed by the efforts of the participants and results were announced amidst tough competition. Overall, it was an enjoyable and a yummy feast.

Cooking Without Fire Competition

Classes I and II

Good Food, Good Mood has always been a healthy physical and mental therapy. Hands on cooking activities help children develop confidence and skill. Following the steps of recipes encourage children to be self-directed and independent. For little children cooking without fire is the best and safest activity. This competition was organised for tiny tots of classes 1 and 2. It was a fun filled event where the little chefs were seen engrossed in preparing dishes without using fire and then they served their magic on plates. They prepared different salads and quick bites using healthy ingredients. They looked very enthusiastic and smart in their aprons and chef caps. The event was designed to promote values like sharing and caring, keeping healthy and being self-confident. It also helped to teach them to follow directions and develop problem-solving skills.

Overall, it was rejuvenating, new and a wonderful experience for the little master chefs and teachers as well.

National Unity Day

"Togetherness leads to harmony, harmony leads to peace."

National Unity day is celebrated every year on 31 October since 2014 to mark the birth anniversary of Iron Man of India – Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel who is fondly remembered as an icon for National Unity. The objective of celebrating this day is to uplift the nation's unity and spread awareness about the immense contribution of Vallabhbhai Patel. Keeping this in mind, the school celebrated this day to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The essence of the day was highlighted by a PowerPoint presentation on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. A pledge was administered involving students and teachers from all departments so that the message on National Unity permeates every part of the nation.

Christmas Craft Competition

“The golden Christmas stars shine down with a cheerful Christmas glow.”

Christmas is the season of fun and frolic, jingles and  cakes. It is truly a festival of joy and happiness. On this ecstatic occasion, a Christmas Craft Competition was organized for the students of classes VI to VIII on 23 December 2022.  The students participated in the competition with full zeal and enthusiasm. They enjoyed making Christmas paper bags, Pop-up cards and decorated the tables beautifully with handicraft items. It was a great pleasure to watch the young ones doing vibrant, innovative and beautiful craft work.

The art and skill of the students was highly appreciated by all. The best craft works were also bestowed with the certificates.

Sports Day

“Winners never quit and quitters never win”

Sports day is an important event as it encourages the significance of physical exercises for students in today’s age of technology.

Students of classes I and ll of Sachdeva Public school, Pitampura celebrated their Annual Athletic meet- Aashayein, 2023 with great enthusiasm, passion and vigour. The mascot ‘Noddy’ added smile and cheer to the day. 

The event began with the lighting of torch by Principal Ma’am which symbolises discipline and teamwork followed by Oath taking and declaring the meet open.

 The tiny tots showcased their love for exercises and yoga as they are an excellent tool to keep their body fit and active. Children participated in various time bound races which brought out the best athletes in them. The races had attractive props to encourage the children and to give colourful look to the tracks like carrots and rabbits for Hop race, decorated hooplas for obstacles and flag with logo ‘Khelo India’ for Relay race and so on. 

After all the excitement, the little champions were appreciated by awarding medals by Principal Ma’am. The kind words of Ma’am motivated and encouraged the little sportsmen of SPS to never quit in life and be a go-getter.

The event came to a beautiful end by the release of colourful balloons by Ma’am.

Annual Athletic Meet

Classes 3-5

The primary wing of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura, celebrated the Annual Athletic Meet- Sprint, amidst a lot of fun and frolic. The eventful day began with the lighting of the traditional torch by our esteemed Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi. It was followed by a mesmerizing and enthralling bamboo drill by the students of classes III to V dressed in the colours of the Indian flag.

After the oath of fairplay was administered to the participating students by the Principal, the races began in earnest. The enthusiasm and joy with which the students participated in flat race, partner race, obstacle race, relay race etc., was indeed palpable. After all the misses and wins, smiles and triumphs, it was time for the prize winners to stand atop the victory stand with pride and satisfaction as they received their gold, silver and bronze medals. The winners beamed ear to ear as the photographs were clicked creating some wonderful memories.

The students’ races were followed by musical chairs for the teachers, and the little ones cheered loudly and happily. The event came to an end with the release of colorful balloons. Principal ma’am congratulated the winners and appreciated the efforts put in by all the participants.

Interaction with Shang-ren Elementary School, Taiwan

Collaboration with Shang-ren Elementary School has been a good learning experience for all the stakeholders- students, teachers and parents. Cultural meets during this session have helped us in achieving ‘Sustainable Development Goal no.4- Quality Education’. To make this collaboration even more beneficial , a virtual meeting between the principals and the teachers of both the schools was held. A presentation on the collaborative work taken up in the three sessions in the year 2022-23 was presented by the teachers of Sachdeva Public School. Attendees from both the schools discussed and deliberated and mutually agreed upon the topics of discussion for cultural exchange in the months to come. School Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of the students of both the schools. She said that collaboration is all about compassion, support, kindness and urged everyone present to make this journey even more fruitful in the years to come.

Dance Competition- Classes 3 to 5

‘Dancing is like dreaming with your feet.’

 Dance is considered to be a very aesthetically pleasing art form- the colourful costumes, the graceful body movements and the accompanying music- is a treat for the soul. And the magic of dance is most evident during festivals when people express their happiness through various dances. Keeping this mind, Dance Competition was held for classes 3 to 5 wherein the students presented dances from different states of India showcasing its rich cultural heritage.

The programme began with Principal Ma’am Ms Mona Rastogi offering a prayer to Goddess Saraswati- the Goddess of learning, wisdom, music and aesthetics and invoking  her blessings upon us all. This was followed by exuberant dances – Lavani performed during Ganesh Chaturthi, Dhunuchi naach during Durga Puja, the dance of Krishna, Radha and the gopis...Rasleela during Holi and last but not the least Bhangra during Baisakhi. The magnificent and spectacular dance show enthralled one and all. The heart thumping energy of the participants was unmatchable entertained the audience. Principal Ma’am  appreciated the efforts of the students in putting up a great show and gave away certificates to  the participants.

Republic Day Celebration

Freedom in the Mind, Strength in the Words,

Zeal in our Hearts, Pride in our Soul.

The school celebrated the 74th Republic Day on 25 January 2023 with much excitement, vehemence and pomp. The revered Chairman of the school, Shri S.K. Sachdeva, also the Chief Guest of the occasion, unfurled the national tricolor to mark the beginning of the celebration. Through his enlightening speech, he inspired the students to abide by the constitution of the country, fulfil all their duties as responsible citizens and create a great nation through collective efforts.  The rendition filled the ambience with patriotic fervour. The new digital edition of the school magazine, ‘The Quest-2023’ was also released by him.

Acknowledging the efforts of our young achievers in various academic streams, curricular and co-curricular activities, the meritorious students were felicitated with certificates of excellence and trophies by the school management.

To add on to the patriotic fervour, the proud students of NCC and school band displayed a well synchronized march past and drill. The young Sachdevians displayed balance and athletic prowess in aerobics, hula hoops and pyramid formation. A ballad was staged on the theme- ‘Amritkaal ka Arunodaye….Kartavya Path’ in which a bevy of students displayed a variety of colourful and reverberant dance performances depicting the different states of India. It was a delight to watch our talented students winning the hearts of the audience with their energetic and enthralling performances. The celebration was a rewarding experience in every sense for one and all present there.

The celebration culminated with the release of tricolour balloons by the dignitaries.

REPUBLICDAYCELEBRATION CLASSES I & II

“Thegreatnessof aculturecanbefoundinits festivals.”

India celebrates all the National, religious and harvest festivals with full vigour. Same is the tradition followed in Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura on every festival.TheNationalfestivalRepublic DaywascelebratedbytinytotsofclassesI & II with grandeur. This dayis observed on 26 January every yearto respect unity in diversity that the country and its people represent.

The celebration began with the flag hoisting by our respected Principal ma’am followed by singing of National Anthem in one voice with high patriotic fervor. The school premises was also filled with patriotic vibes as children who were dressedupasfreedomfighterswereinfullenthusiasmandvigour.Theydancedto the beats of spirit elevating songs to show their fervor.Principal Ma’am encouraged the students and explained the importance of the day. The celebration ended with the tricolour balloon release by our Principal ma’am.

Celebration of suchfestivals in school keepalightedin the kidslove for our countryandrespect for‘UnityinDiversity’–awell knownfeatureofIndia.

Republic DAY CELEBRATION (LKG & UKG)

Republic Day is the perfect time to kindle the love and respect for the country and dedicate ourselves to build a strong nation. The nursery wing of the school celebrated this auspicious occasion with great pride and festive fervour. The celebration started with unfurling of national flag by our esteemed Principal Ms. Mona Rastogi followed by melodious medley of patriotic songs which resonated in the entire school.ln all, it was a great day full of patriotism.

Road Safety Week

Road safety is life safety.

The National Road Safety Week is observed every year from 11 to 17 January by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. The theme for this year is “Parvah Krenge Surakshit Rahenge”. Under the ambit of this noble initiative, our school observed the 'National Road Safety Week' by organising a workshop for the students of classes VI to VIII on 18 January 2023. The rationale of this workshop was to sensitise the students to be more cognizant about their safety on the roads by becoming safe drivers, cautious passengers and vigilant pedestrians. The students were briefed about the various traffic rules that should be followed to ensure safety on the roads.

The students also attended an online webinar on the topic ‘Mitigating Strategies against Road Accidents & Its Consequences to Achieve Road Safety’ on 17 January 2023. It was an awareness programme organised by CBSE.

“Junk food satisfies you for a minute but healthy food satisfies you for life .”

To observe Health and Nutrition Week 2022, nutrition related discussions, activities and awareness

sessions were organized for students of classes IX and X from 26 December to 30 December, 2022.To

begin with, a Power Point presentation on ‘Health and Nutrition' was shown to the students. This helped

them to realize how pivotal it is to keep their mind and body healthy. A pledge was taken by the

students to show their commitment towards leading a healthy lifestyle and to sensitize all regarding the

importance of health and balanced diet. The aim of this initiative was to encourage the participants to

adopt a positive approach towards health and avoid junk food in their daily life. All the students were

enlightened about the ill-effects of obesity, malnourishment and lack of exercise. The students displayed

their zeal and enthusiasm for health and nutrition through an activity organized for them called

“Cooking without Fire” in which the students also expressed their views about the significance of

balanced diet . The students made variety of dishes having best of nutritional value . This was followed

by Slogan Writing Competition in which the students participated enthusiastically. The students took

active part in all the activities with full vigor and enthusiasm. Overall, it was an innovative health

awareness drive enjoyed by all.

Hindi Poetry Recitation Competition

'Poetry comes alive through recitation.' -Natalie Merchant

 'Hindi Inter-House Poetry Recitation Competition' was organised at Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura for the students of classes III-V.  Students of all the four houses - Gandhi , Nehru, Bose and Tagore participated enthusiastically.  Participants   recited poems by eminent poets  on the themes of Nature , Moral Values and Patriotism .

Decked up in colourful attires, students showcased a dramatic presentation of anecdotes from  the life of  Akbar and Birbal and also enacted  a famous folk tale of Sikkim. The students enjoyed and appreciated all the performances.

The winners  and participants of the competition were awarded certificates by the Principal. The competition gave all the young children an opportunity to gain confidence through stage exposure.

In addition to the competition, ' Veer Bal Diwas ' was also celebrated to commemorate the sacrifices made by the two Sahibzade  - Sahibzada Zorawar Singh ji and Sahibzada Fateh Singh ji. In a narrative  poetry presentation, children were told about the story of  their bravery and martyrdom. This event helped to educate the students about the story of exemplary courage of the Sahibzades.Everyone was delighted after seeing their pleasing performances.

The Principal Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated and applauded the performances of the participants. She encouraged  the students to follow the footsteps of Sahibzades and instilled feelings of valour and patriotism in the students through her words.

Indo - Taiwan Cultural Meet

'Cultural Exchange is a bridge to enhance the mutual understanding and friendship between the people of different nations.'

Keeping this in mind, a virtual cultural meeting between the students of Shang-Ren Elementary School, Taiwan and Sachdeva Public School, India was organised on 27 December, 2022.

Festivals are an integral part of a country's culture and the students of both the schools talked about the festivals celebrated in the month of January in their respective countries. The students of Sachdeva Public School elucidated about harvest festivals celebrated in different parts of India with the help of a beautiful PPT. They also enthralled their friends from Taiwan by showcasing the different dances performed during the festivals. Their counterparts from Taiwan spoke about the New Year celebrations in their country. They also performed the Lion and Dragon Dances -popular traditional dance forms of Taiwan.

This exchange provided the students of both the schools an opportunity to know about each other's culture .It was a great learning experience that helped them to appreciate the diverse culture of both the countries.

COOKING WITHOUT FIRE (Class III-V)

Cooking for kids is not just about ingredients and recipes- it’s harnessing imagination, empowerment and creativity.

The joy and excitement could clearly be sensed as the ‘Cooking Without Fire’ competition was organized for the students of classes III – V.

The competition was conducted with a view to create awareness about the nutritional value of food cooked without flame, the necessity and advantages of healthy eating, and encouraging students to stay away from junk food. The children participated in the competition with full zeal and enthusiasm as they doled out nutritious dishes like corn salad, cake delight, tangy protein salad, veggie sandwich, footlong sandwich and stuffed kulcha. They served the dishes in an artistic and aesthetic way which was most appealing and the display was a visual treat. Through this activity the students learned the spirit of teamwork, culinary skills and the value of hard work put into cooking. This competition not only provided a platform for the children to foster their creativity and decision-making skills but also helped them explore their hidden talents and discover new areas of interest.

The School Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated the children for their hard work and efforts and told them to value and thank their parents and all those people who ensure that they get wholesome nutritious food every day.

Christmas Craft Competition (Classes 3 to 5)

 Christmas, the season of festivity and merriment is here, bringing joy and cheer to every heart, a sparkle to every eye and a smile to the lips. Keeping up with the festive spirit, a Christmas Craft competition was organized for classes III to V.

The students of class V designed and decorated beautiful green and red wreaths - that symbolize eternal presence of God, with no beginning, no end.

 The students of class IV made the cheerful and jolly good fellow - dear Santa Claus who seemed to be beaming at every one with his twinkling eyes.

 And the little ones of class III made and decorated beautiful big Christmas bells that proclaim the birth of Christ.

 The Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of the students and the best craft pieces were awarded certificates.

Christmas 2022-23 ( Classes 1 and 2 )

Christmas is full of shiny things

That sparkle, gleam and glow

These holiday pleasures dazzle us,

And yet, deep down we know.

Yes, Christmas is the perfect time to celebrate the love of God and to create memories that last forever. On this special day, the children of classes I and II sang melodious carols that mesmerized everyone and showed incredible dance performances with Santa on the lovely beats of Jingle Bells. They enthusiastically participated in different activities like bell decoration, making a wish list and colouring Christmas tree. They were overwhelmed to see the school building beautifully decorated with white and red balloons giving it a festive look.

Our Principal ma'am also decorated the Christmas tree full of hopes and wishes and cut the cake along with the children. She appreciated the sincere efforts made by the little ones. Some children were also dressed up as Santas and fairies with full zest and zeal spreading happiness all around. The little kids also enjoyed the class party with friends. Everyone wished Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to each other.

 May the Christmas season end the present year on a cheerful note and make way for a fresh and bright new year.

Christmas celebration (LKG&UKG)

Christmas is here and everything is brimming with festive cheer.Jingling bells, delectable holiday feasts, gifts and beautifully decorated  christmas trees infuse cheer in the celebrations. lt's time to bask in the festive merriment.To welcome Santa, children made beautiful  wreath and bells and adorned  the school.The children  performed  a small skit on the birth of Jesus who enlightened the world with his teachings. They also gave scintillating dance performance on peppy Christmas  and new year songs which mesmerized  everyone Children came dressed as Santa and spread mirth all around.Christmas  cake was cut by our esteemed Principal  ma'am and she wished everyone  merry christmas  and a happy new year. The children  had a gala time singing and dancing.

Picnic to Rangmanch Farms

 ‘Don’t tell the children about the world, show them.’

Trips and excursions are days full of fun and frolic. Such activities aim at instilling the values of leadership, love, care, togetherness and the spirit of camaraderie among the students.

Keeping this in mind, the school organised a picnic for the students of classes VI-VIII to ‘Rangmanch Farms’ in Gurugram. The excursion turned out to be really delightful for students as they participated in various thrilling activities like zip line, sky cycling, water zorbing, camel riding and tractor riding. The students not only enjoyed the activities but also relished the sumptuous meals. They also danced enthusiastically in the dance event organised for them.

Indeed, it was a great day for all the students and teachers, as it strengthened the bond between them.

Symposium- The Indian Constitution

Classes VI-VIII

We celebrate Constitution Day on 26 November every year. On this occasion students of classes VI to VIII presented a symposium on the topic ‘The Indian Constitution’.  They talked about Fundamental Rights and Duties with the help of a powerpoint presentation. They also explained the rights and duties through enactments in colorful costumes. The event concluded with the reading of Preamble and pledge for the devotion towards the well-being and prosperity of India. All the participants had put in a great effort in preparing the symposium. It was greatly appreciated by our principal ma’am, Ms. Mona Rastogi. She also encouraged the students to follow the Fundamental Rights and Duties.

It is rightly said “I must govern the clock, not be governed by it.”

It is a common fact that students often complain of time crunch for studying and coping up with the level of the class particularly in the senior secondary classes. This can cause them to feel frustrated, and stressed. However, with proper time management, they can study well and focus on all the aspects of their school life. This in turn would facilitate their all round development.

Keeping the same in mind, a workshop on tips to manage time well was conducted for students of class 9. The session was primarily focused on the need for Good Behaviour and Time Management. The students were rightly educated about what can be accomplished if the students use their time productively. The other focus areas of this session were primarily aligned to explaining the benefits of Time Management along with sharing some useful tips of planning and managing the time in the righteous way.

The workshop ended with an activity in which the students learnt about how important it is to identify the Non Value Additions (Unproductive activities) in their respective lives and thus replace them with the activities that make the best use of their valuable time.

The NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT 2022-23 saw an active participation of students from classes IX-Xl under the “NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT SCHEME” on 26 November 2022. The programme has been introduced by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs with the aim of strengthening the roots of democracy and inculcating the knowledge of Parliamentary affairs and procedures among the youth. The event commenced with enlightening remarks and an inspirational inaugural by Hon’ble Principal Ma’am Ms. Mona Rastogi, the event‘s chief guest.The agenda of the discussion was “India @ 75: Progression of Women”. This parliamentarian session had participants playing the role of different ministers in the Parliament and indulging in fervid debates about the Parliamentary affairs. The participants came up with ardent arguments on the topic and gained knowledge of the proceedings taking place in the Lower House of the Parliament. The students were thrilled to engage in intensifying debates covering varied grounds. This was concluded by vote of thanks and prize distribution. Overall, the session was riveting and enthralling.

Cooking Without Fire

The Culinary Extravaganza 

A Cookery Competition for the students of Class XI was organized in the school to enhance and identify their culinary skills. The children showcased their piquant skills by preparing nutritious food from around the globe. The mouth-watering delicacies were a treat to the eye and also tickled the taste buds of all present. The young chefs of SPS added another feather to their cap by cooking appetizing international treats.

The Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi lauded the efforts of the students and told them to value their parents who ensure that they get wholesome nutritious food everyday.

INTER-HOUSE SCIENCE ACTIVITY COMPETITION

Science has its own magic: The Magic of Reality

On 18 November 2022 the school organized an Inter-House Science Competition “Skills and Thrills of Science” for the students of classes VI-VIII. The aim of the competition was to hone the scientific knowledge and to hone their oratory and presentation skills.

Students from four houses presented activities based on various topics related to science like Air Pressure, Surface Tension, Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces, Dispersion of White Light, Static Electricity etc. They surprised the audience with their knowledge and information. Students dressed as scientists increased the curiosity level of the audience.

The occasion was graced by our principal ma’am, Ms. Mona Rastogi. The competition ended successfully with great words of encouragement and appreciation by Principal Ma’am.

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‘The Common University Entrance Test’ (CUET)

Keeping the current scenario in mind, the school in association with ‘NIE – The Times of India’ organized a workshop for Class XII students on ‘CUET POSSIBLE’. The resource person commenced the workshop by welcoming the students.

He imparted his profound knowledge on ‘The Common University Entrance Test’ (CUET) as well as other entrance examinations like IPMAT, CLAT etc. He enlightened the students about various colleges and universities offering different degree programmes.  The floor was then opened to questions which further clarified pupil’s doubts and made the admission procedure more clear in their minds.  As interactive discussion ignited the inquisitive minds of the participants. The workshop turned out to be a great success.

EXCURSION TO KIDZANIA (CLASSES I & II)

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Keeping the famous saying in mind, an excursion to KidZania was organised for classes I and II. Children enjoyed the various interesting role play activities like being a doctor, firefighter, musician etc. They also got an opportunity to closely observe the process of making some of their favourite things like biscuits, frooti, candies, pizzas, doughnuts etc. They had fun  spending the KidZania currency given to them to buy kinder joy, toys and have fun rides also.  Kids also enjoyed the scrumptious lunch together.  It was an exciting and fun filled day for the children. With their currency notes in pocket, they came back happily.  They had a break from the routine of everyday school and were rejuvenated.

Diwali Celebrations 

‘Shine like sparklers, glow like candles and burn the negativity like crackles.’

Diwali, a festival of lights, dispels the darkness of amavasya and brings joy to all. It is celebrated with great fervor all over the country bringing immense cheer to, specially, the hearts of our children.

A special function was organized to mark the Diwali celebrations in school. The festivities commenced with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Principal Ms Mona Rastogi. It was followed by a beautiful prayer seeking blessings of Lord Ganesha. The talented singers of classes 3 to 5 mesmerised everyone with their melodious Deepavali song. The students of classes 6 to 8 presented a delightful Diwali dance.  The whole stage was tastefully decorated with big beautiful diyas, exquisite bandhanwars and colourful lanterns made by the students of classes 3 to 5 in a Diwali Craft Competition held during the week. The entire celebration brought alive the spirit of Diwali in the school premises.

Our esteemed Principal motivated the students to go for a cracker free and pollution free Diwali. The students, in unison, said, ‘No’ to crackers and ‘Yes’ to happiness.’ The echo of these beautiful words enfolded everyone present in a magical aura of positivity and harmony.

Cultural Exchange with Shang-ren Elementary School Taiwan

‘International cooperation is vital to keeping our globe safe, commerce flowing and our planet habitable.’             -          Angus Deaton

A cultural exchange meet was organised between the students of Sachdeva Public School, Delhi and Shang-ren Elementary School, Taiwan on 18 October 2022. The students of SPS gave the students of the partner school a peep into the rich and diverse culture of India by showing a PPT on the famous monuments of India. Icing on the cake were the short videos shown to their students which were made at Bharat Darshan Park where replicas of these monuments can be found.

 The students of Taiwan got a glimpse of the range and diversity of Indian culture through a PPT on Diwali and were fascinated by the diyas, lanterns and bandhanwars that were shown to them.

The PPT presented by the young learners from Taiwan about famous places in Keelung was very informative. The scenic charm of these places was captured beautifully in the photographs included in the PPT. Rendition of Do-Re-Me by them was the crowning moment of the collaboration.

This meaningful and interesting cultural exchange was, indeed, a great learning experience for the students and teachers of both the schools and will go a long way in making our young learners global citizens of this interconnected world.

DIWALI CELEBRATION (LKG &UKG )

"Each diya of Diwali brings glow of happiness  and enlighten our soul."

Diwali, the festival of lights that brings joy to every heart was celebrated at nursery wing of Sachdeva  Public School  with lots of gaiety and enthusiasm. The school was adorned  with  beautifully paper made diyas and lanterns  and wore a festive look bringing   immense joy and mirth. The tiny tots beautifully  decked up as  the  characters  of Ramayana , performed  a skit with great ardour.The children also  gave a scintillating  dance performance. Our esteemed Principal ma'am  was spellbound by the  children's performances. She wished  the tiny tots and the teachers  a happy diwali  and encouraged everyone to celebrate an eco - friendly Diwali.

Diwali Celebration 2022 (Classes I and II)

Diwali, the festival of lights brings a lot of happiness and delightful moments for everyone. It commemorates the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana. On this day, people decorate their houses with lights and flowers. They wear new clothes, light diyas and share sweets and gifts.

With the aim to spread joy and happiness, the children of classes I and II celebrated Diwali with great zeal and fervour. Ms. Mona Rastogi, the Principal of School began the celebration by lighting of lamp. The tiny tots dressed up in vibrant attires took part in the dance, depicting the various events of the Epic Ramayana. Classical dance was performed to seek blessingsfrom Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi. The event was followed by the war scene between Lord Rama and Ravana signifying the victory of good over evil. The children danced to the tunes of the various songs of Diwali celebration and gave the message of ‘Green and Safe Diwali’ and celebrating it in an eco- friendly way.To add more zeal to the festival, children enthusiastically participated in decorating diyas in the class. They enjoyed their favourite party food and watched the story of Ramayana.The building was decorated with rangoli, flowers and colourful lights.Our Principal Ma’am praised the efforts of the students and motivated them to celebrate polution free and safe Diwali.

Global Handwashing Day: 15 October (Classes III-V)

Global Handwashing Day, observed on 15 October every year, is a global campaign to raise awareness of the importance of washing hands as a key factor in the prevention of respiratory and intestinal diseases worldwide. The first Global Handwashing Day was observed on 15 October 2008 but gained unprecedented popularity during the last two years of the pandemic. The students of the primary wing were shown a PPT to mark the occasion. The students watched with rapt attention and renewed their determination to maintain cleanliness by washing hands with soap at critical points during the day to keep disease at bay.

The theme for this year’s Global Handwashing Day is ‘Unite for Universal Hand Hygiene.’ As hands are the primary point of contact through which germs travel into the body, it's imperative to understand and acknowledge the necessity of maintaining hand hygiene and our young students understand that too well.

Advertisement Mania (Classes VI – VIII)

‘Creativity without strategy is called Art,

Creativity with strategy is called Advertising.’

Today we are living in the age of Advertisements. Wherever we cast a glance we see advertisements around us. They play a vital role in influencing the modern world.

Keeping in mind the efficacy of advertisements and their role in learning a language, our school organised an Inter House Advertisement Mania for the students of classes VI to VIII on 12 October 2022. The objective of this competition was to provide the learners a space to exhibit their understanding of advertisements and hone their theatrical and creative skills. The event was graced by our revered Principal ma’am, Ms. Mona Rastogi, a true visionary and leader - whose benign presence always motivates all of us.

The competition started with a presentation on the utility of advertisements in our life. The participants advertised their product with a creative storyline, original jingles and slogans. They created innovative advertisements on a variety of products. This competition provided a platform for the participants to realise their potential in different domains while promoting learning with fun. The students left no stone unturned to make their advertisements conceptual, educational, interesting, engrossing and humorous. All the teams came up with thrilling performances and they were above par. The event concluded with a magnetizing dance performance by the students of class VII. They undoubtedly set the floor on fire with their foot tapping performance. The audience was spellbound to see the amazing performances performed with such confidence and precision.

All the participants of the winning team were awarded with an attractive prize. Participation Certificates were presented to all the participants. They were applauded by the Principal ma’am for their dedicated efforts and outstanding performances. The competition was indeed a grand success.

 INTER-HOUSE MATHEMATICS QUIZ (VI – VIII)

To enhance the interest among the students towards Mathematics and also to create conducive environment while working in groups outside the classroom, an Inter-house Mathematics Quiz Competition named “BUDDING MATHEMATICIANS” was organized by the school on 7 October 2022.

The participant teams were named after the famous Indian Mathematicians (i.e. Aryabhatta, Bhaskar, Ramanujan and Shakuntla). Students of all houses from classes VI to VIII participated in the quiz. Each team comprised of 6 members. There were seven rounds – Quick Multiplication, Fun with Patterns, Divisibility Rock n Rules, Mental Game, Buzzer Round, Playing with numbers and Data Interpretation. Students of Class VIII played the role of Quiz Masters. Children had a good team spirit wherein each and every participant was working hard to make their team win. In addition to this, a special round was conducted for the audience which provided a platform to showcase their passion for Mathematics.

After a tough fight, first position was bagged by team Ramanujan. Our Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi, inspired the audience and participants by stating the presence of Mathematics around all of us and she awarded prizes to the winning team and  certificates to all the participants.

All the students and teachers who witnessed the competition enjoyed the brainstorming session. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience for the students and everyone present there.

Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations

If we are to teach real peace in this world, we shall have to begin with children.”   – Mahatma Gandhi

Gandhi Jayanti is observed by the entire nation to commemorate the birth anniversary of the father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi. He may have left this world, but his legacy lives on. He will remain in the hearts of Indians and the history of India because of his remarkable contribution to the freedom of our country.

The primary wing (III-V) celebrated the 153rd birth anniversary of India’s iconic front runner with utmost zeal and enthusiasm.

The programme commenced with Gandhiji's favourite prayer ‘Raghupati Raghav Rajaram’. Gandhiji’s ideology and contributions towards India's independence were skillfully depicted through an amazing skit. The students presented a number of important and inspiring incidents from Gandhiji's life from the time he was in South Africa to his leadership in the freedom struggle of India with great zeal, enthusiasm and patriotism.

The musical drama presented by the students showcased glimpses of the Non- Cooperation movement, the Quit India Movement, the Salt Satyagraha and little incidents from Gandhiji’s childhood that brought him closer to Lord Rama and truth. The sounds of ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Jai Hind’ reverberated in the school premises

The Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi praised the students for their efforts and motivated them to imbibe the teachings and ideologies of Gandhiji, viz., truth, non-violence and cleanliness in their lives as a befitting tribute to this great saint.

Rashtriya Poshan Maah

Success begins with hard work,

Happiness begins with good health,

And good health is the result of good food habits.

In the wake of growing problems related to faulty food habits among children, the idea of ‘Poshan Maah and Pakhwada’ has been conceptualized as a movement by DOE. The school observed Poshan Maah and conducted various activities to make the students understand the importance of ‘Healthy Food Habits’.

With full zeal and zest, and holding a great desire to bring transformation into the society, the students pulled up their socks to create awareness regarding healthy food habits and the importance of a balanced diet.

To help the children understand the concept of having good, clean and healthy food for a healthy life, ‘Nutrition Week’ was organized for classes III- V. The children were sensitized about the benefits of having clean, fresh and nutritious food. The students were given a ‘Menu’ consisting of various healthy food items, to be brought for the lunch break in school for the entire week. It included sprouts salad, fruit salad, vegetable sandwich, stuffed parantha and green vegetables.

A visit to the Nutrition Garden by the students was another attraction during the Poshan Maah. To further stress upon the benefits of a healthy diet, the lesson on ‘Food and Nutrition’ was taught in the classes during the month. Various related videos and PPTs were shown to the students.

A talk on ‘Health Issues of Adolescent Girls’ was conducted for Class V by the school medical assistant. A health club was formed to raise awareness about the importance of nutrition and hygiene in their growth and development. She covered and explained the various aspects with the help of a PPT.

A Special Assembly was conducted in which the shift from traditional foods to modern foods due to eating patterns and intensive marketing of junk foods and beverages was highlighted. It was an attempt to discourage children from consuming high quantities of junk food and encourage them to include millets and other nutritional foods in their daily diet.

Principal Ma’am, Ms. Mona Rastogi, led the ‘Pledge’ on Healthy Food and addressed the children about the importance of ‘Balanced Diet’.

Swachhata Pakhwada (Classes III to V)

‘Cleanliness is a state of purity, clarity, and precision.’

-Suze Orman

Swachhata Pakhwada is observed every year with the objective of bringing intense focus on the issues and practices related to cleanliness. Under this directive, Sachdeva Public School enthusiastically organised various competitions and activities for the realisation of the programme. Painting and Slogan Writing Competitions were organised for classes 3 to 5. The students of class III made beautiful paintings on water conservation to show their concern for water scarcity and motivate others to conserve water. Paintings by the students of class IV spread the message of  keeping our surroundings clean. The students of class V wrote creative slogans on cleanliness which further created awareness about cleanliness . The activity instilled the message of cleanliness among the students and helped them to showcase their talent.The students viewed an informative  PPT on cleanliness which covered different aspects of cleanliness i.e. personal hygiene as well as cleanliness of surroundings. The students were also sensitized about the need of washing hands, the use of different dustbins and their role in keeping their surroundings clean. During the Awareness Campaign, the students of class 5 created awareness about cleanliness in the neighbourhood by distributing pamphlets and spreading the message of cleanliness. Young cleanliness ambassadors urged the shopkeepers in the vicinity to follow rules of cleanliness and hygiene.

A special assembly was organised wherein the students spread the message through a skit and a song. Need for good personal hygiene and sanitation was stressed upon. The school Principal, Ms Mona Rastogi, administered Swachhata Oath to the students and announced the result for the cleanest sections in the Primary Wing. She also motivated the students to make cleanliness a part of life.

The Investiture Ceremony

‘Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality’

The new student’s council (2022-23) for the school was appointed in a magnificent investiture ceremony. The event initiated by invoking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati through the pious Saraswati Vandana. Thereafter, a splendid oath ceremony took place.

The council comprises of Head Boys and Head Girls for Junior, Middle and Senior school, Sports Captains and Sports Vice Captains, Captains and Vice Captains of four houses and prefects from the Junior and the Middle school.

The new students’ council solemnly pledged to execute all the responsibilities and duties with loyalty and integrity.

They vowed to venture the paragon of morality and ethics of the school and work towards the accomplishment of its goals. The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi congratulated the members of the students’ council and motivated them to work with abidance and uprightness. The ceremony concluded with the rendition of the national anthem.

Celebrating festivals is very important to acquaint the little ones with  our rich cultural traditions and heritage.Ganesh Chaturthi marks the birth of Lord Ganesha, the God of wisdom and new beginning.To welcome Lord Ganesha and seek his blessings  a small celebration was held in the Nursery wing where  the children chanted Ganesha aarti with lot of devotion and faith . They also relished  God Ganesha's favourite modak and ladoos.  Respected principal ma'am, Mrs Mona Rastogi graced the celebration which elevated the atmosphere with happiness and mirth .ln all it was a day soaked with religious fervour.

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION

The school celebrated Teacher’s Day with great pomp and show. The program commenced with the Guru Mantra symbolizing the essentiality of the Gurus who bless the students with knowledge–the greatest gift of all. The tiny-tots of classes III-V enlightened the spirits of one and all with a musical extravaganza. It left everyone spellbound. The students of classes VI-VIII presented a skit depicting the relationship between the teachers and the students. It reiterated the fact thata teacher’s unparalleled efforts shape the future of the children. The students of classes IX-X took the program forward and entertained the audience with their exuberant dance performance. Finally, the senior students of classes XI-XII took the teachers on a joy ride with jocular games. It was indeed a magnificent event. The Principal congratulated the students for their efforts.

The NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT 2022-23 saw an active participation of 53 students from classes IX-Xl under the “NATIONAL YOUTH PARLIAMENT SCHEME” on 20 August 2022 at Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura, Delhi The programme has been introduced by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs with the aim of strengthening the roots of democracy and inculcating the knowledge of Parliamentary affairs and procedures among the youth.

The event commenced with enlightening remarks and an inspirational inaugural by Hon’ble Principal Madam, Miss Mona Rastogi, the event‘s chief guest. The agenda of the discussion was “The Revival of the Indian Economy post the Coronavirus Pandemic”. This parliamentarian session had participants playing the role of different ministers in the Parliament and indulging in fervid debates about the Parliamentary affairs. The participants came up with ardent arguments on the topic and gained knowledge of the proceedings taking place in the Lower House of the Parliament. Overall the session was riveting and enthralling.

"A teacher plants the seeds of knowledge ,sprinkle them with love and patiently nurtures their growth to produce  tomorrow's dreams."

Teachers' Day is the special time of the year to recognise, appreciate and acknowledge their contribution in the overall development of the child.To celebrate the day and to reciprocate the love and affection the students get from their teachers children greeted the teachers with lots of love and respect - "Happy teacher's day".Some children came dressed as their teachers to infuse fun and sparkle to the celebrations. The children gave beautiful cards and flowers to their teachers as a token of love.

Independence Day (Classes 1 &2)

Festivals give us reason to be happy and enjoy life.

When children from different religions and backgrounds experience this joy of festivals they celebrate together in school, it truly enhances and glorifies Indian culture.

Sachdeva Public School Pitampura encourages students to celebrate each festival with great zeal and enthusiasm. Independence Day is one of the major National festivals which is celebrated by the students of Classes 1 and 2 with full patriotic fervour.  Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and Har Ghar Tiranga was the main theme for this year’s Independence Day because we are celebrating 75 years of India’s independence.

The patriotism was in every heart as the whole building was decorated with three colours of the National flag. The children in colourful dresses presented dance on patriotic songs. Principal Ma’am hoisted the national flag and children joined in national anthem with full zeal and zest.

Patriotic vibrations were also extended with love for our school when the tiny tots of Classes 1 and 2 celebrated Founder’s Day of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura. At the end of the day the boundless joy of celebrating the event was visible on the faces of the children which is the part of the happiness curriculum of every school because happiness of the children is the reason for the happiness of the society.

Janmashtami (Classes 1 & 2)

India is a multi-cultural society. We celebrate many festivals here. Janmashtami is one of the religious festivals celebrated with great enthusiasm and religious fervour. The tiny tots of Classes 1 and 2 celebrated Lord Krishna ‘s birthday with full devotion. The little Kanha and Gopis danced on the tune of rhythmic bhajan. The beautifully decorated little Krishna ‘s cradle was the centre of attraction and everyone enjoyed the worship of Lord Krishna along with Principal Ma’am. Celebration of such festivals in school connects the little children to the rich cultural heritage of India.

Janmashtami Celebration- Classes III-V

Celebrating Lord Krishna’s Birthday, Helps in Awakening Our Spirit & Reminds Us of His Presence, Always!

Janmashtami is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Krishna, one of the most powerful and famous reincarnations of Lord Vishnu. The fragrance of flowers, soothing aroma of camphor and the jingle of bells filled the air. Apart from its religious importance, this day signifies a lot more to modern India-it signifies excitement, euphoria and a joyous spirit of enthrallment. 

To seek the blessings of Lord Krishna, Janmashtami was celebrated by classes III-V, with mirth and joy.

To celebrate the extraordinary bond between the children and the Almighty, the Primary Wing of the school took the opportunity to both rejoice and learn. The day began with the special assembly wherein the students celebrated birth of Lord Krishna by singing a mesmerising bhajan in chorus. The spirit of festivity was enhanced with a charismatic skit depicting the birth and teachings of Lord Krishna. The students donned the roles of Lord Krishna, Devki, Kansa, Vasudeva, Yashoda, Nand and other prominent characters. The celebration was truly entertaining and educating.

The Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi, blessed all the students on this auspicious day and gave them the message of looking ahead instead of reminiscing in the past. Her words truly summed up the efficacy of celebrating festivals with devotion and obedience towards their parents and teachers.

Janmashtami Celebration (LKG& UKG) 

Janmashtami was celebrated in the nursery wing of Sachdeva Public School with great mirth and joy. To enhance the spirit of festivity, special activity was organised in the classes for the little ones. The children decorated a cut out of a crown using decorative material like studs, sequins, beads and mirrors. The children thoroughly enjoyed their creative pursuit. They wore their beautiful crown and got their photographs clicked with lots of enthusiasm.  ln all, the activity helped them to learn about the rich Indian cultural and traditions.

This year lndependence day  ,Founder's day and Janmashtami was celebrated together with great gusto and enthusiasm in the nursery wing of the school.The programme started with hoisting of national flag by our respected Principal ma'am followed by a  dance performance soaked with patriotic fervour which came out to be a visual treat.

To seek Lord Krishana 's blessings on the pious occasion of Janmashtami, children danced on melodious bhajans.A beautiful cradle  of  Ladoo  Gopal  was set up . Respected Principal ma'am and enthusiastic children rocked the cradle with lots of devotion and mirth which created  a spiritual  aura.
The school's triumphant success and achievement of greatest milestones over the years, give us immense pride and a joyous reason to celebrate the Founder's Day with great zest and zeal. The  beautifully dressed children sang and danced on a mesmerising birthday song. A birthday cake was cut  by our endearing Principal ma'am to brighten the day.

In all, it was a memorable day for the little ones to be cherished.

The school celebrated 76^th Independence Day and Founder’s Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. The esteemed guests were welcomed by the Principal of the School.  The Honourable Chairman carried forward the traditional ritual of Flag Hoisting.  He instilled patriotic fervor within the students through his eloquent speech.  Thereafter, the program commenced which was a vivid array of songs and dances. It highlighted the reel of India’s most decorated moments of the past 75 glorious years of Independence.  The opening dance commemorated the Indian Constitution and how its adoption made the country united. It was followed by the jovial celebration of the Green Revolution.  The succeeding dance showed how the Swachh Bharat Mission fulfilled Gandhiji’s dream of a clean India. To add to this, it highlighted the Namami Gange Programme which aimed to clean the lifeline of our country – the Ganges river. The penultimate piece recounted the horrors of the global pandemic and focussed on our country’s ability to self-proficiently serve its citizens by providing medical aid and other necessities. It further showcased how India helped the countries across the world in such an adversity. The program left the audience spell bound.  The students and the staff were applauded for their brilliant efforts.

RAKSHABANDHAN CRAFT COMPETITION (III-V)

‘Rakshabandhan mirrors a bond of love, happiness and care between siblings.’

The festival of Rakshabandhan celebrates the eternal bond of love between brother and sister, which is one of the deepest of all emotions. To strengthen this bond, Rakhabandhan Craft Competition was organized for the students of classes 3 to 5 on 5 August, 2022. The students displayed their talent by making colourful rakhis and envelopes and decorating thalis and wrapping gifts.

The students showed keen interest in the activity. They exhibited their creativity and originality by using new innovative ideas. Their artisanship was fascinating. The event not only helped the students to showcase their ingeniousness but also educated them about the significance of the festival of Rakshabandhan and instilling in them the values of love and harmony. The festive fervour made the school environment bright and beautiful. The best entries were awarded certificates.

The school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi, appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to celebrate each festival with zeal and enthusiasm.

“Self Defence Programme for Girls”

“A Self Defence” programme was organised by the school on Tuesday 12 July 2022. The programme aimed at generating awareness among girl students of class VIII regarding self – defence techniques under the auspices of Parivartan Unit Delhi Police and SHO of Maurya Enclave, Pitampura along with other team members. The students were taught techniques to deal with eve teasing,  attempt of snatching some valuable item, harassment morally or mentally etc. Various techniques , tips and tricks were taught to the girls, important tips were shared on how to defend and protect themselves in any untoward situation. The school conducts this programme regularly to empower and educate the girls to be bold, confident and face any dire situation courageously. Overall, it was a much needed learning experience for the girl students.

“Spelling is the clothing of words, their outward visible sign.”

English is a global language which unites people from many different cultures, building relationships and understanding. To gain proficiency in this language, a sound knowledge of good vocabulary is a must and the utility of learning spellings can't be ignored.

Acknowledging the importance of learning spellings, the school organised an Inter Class Spellathon for the students of grade VI-VIII on 26 July 2022. The aim of the competition was to enhance the spelling and literary skills of the students by motivating them to enhance their vocabulary and improve pronunciation.

The competition was composed of three rounds. There were four participants in each team. The participants were asked to spell different words correctly. They were full of excitement, vigour and enthusiasm. They dueled through the tough words and gave their best. Even the audience was enthralled to see their confidence and preparation.

The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi congratulated the tenacious and assiduous participants for their commendable efforts and hard work. She motivated all the children to use their talent, optimism and passion to pursue their dreams. All the participants and winners were felicitated and awarded certificates by her.

This competition provided an opportunity to the students to have a spell check and invest in different words in their word bank. Overall it was an enjoyable learning experience for the students.

'Reading is the gateway skill that makes learning possible.

-Barack Obama

Primary Wing of Sachdeva Public School observed Reading Month from 19th June to 18th July 2022 with an aim to establish the habit of reading. An amalgam of activities was conducted to celebrate the month and motivate the students to be passionate readers.

The celebrations commenced with a Reading Pledge by all the students and teachers.

We at Sachdeva Public School believe, 'Stories define us, shape us, control us and make us.' Stories provide children with a window to a new world and give wings to the child's imagination. Keeping this in view, Story Telling Sessions and Group Reading Sessions were conducted in the library periods. Stories were narrated to the students and children learned valuable life lessons through the stories. The students enthusiastically participated in these sessions. 

DEAR Session (Drop Everything And Read) was also organized in the classes for the little ones to make joyful reading a priority in their lives.

'Every child is an artist', So the children were given an opportunity to showcase their creative and aesthetic skills by participating in Bookmark Making, Slogan Writing and Book Cover Making Competitions. Best entries were awarded certificates.

Avid readers and enthusiastic participants enjoyed fun-filled activities during the Reading Month with full vigor and gaiety.

Principal Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of students & teachers and motivated everyone to make books their everlasting friends, philosphers and guides.

Annual Exhibition of Classes l and ll

Children have an amazing innate ability to be creative. Keeping this in mind, the Annual Exhibition of Holidays Homework by classes I and II was displayed on 16th July 2022 which gave the little ones a platform to showcase their talent and creativity. The creative efforts of tiny tots were well presented. The event began with a small dance performance by the children to welcome Principal ma'am and parents. Principal ma’am Ms. Mona Rastogi inaugurated the exhibition by lighting the lamp. The theme of the exhibition was 'Best out of Waste'. The beautifully hand crafted exhibits made by children included jewellery boxes, bird feeders, paper bags, wall hangings and utility boxes. It was a visual treat. Children were enthralled and took pride to see their creative work displayed. There was a selfie corner where parents and children captured their happy moments. Everyone appreciated the efforts of the students for putting up such a grand event.

Annual Exhibition (Classes III-V)

“Genius is when an idea and the execution of that idea are simultaneous”- Albert Einstein

Summer Vacation is the time when children relax and break their routines to bring freshness from the rigour of their school timetables.To display the artistic, art and craft items prepared by the children of the Primary Wing during their vacation, a beautiful and colourful Annual Exhibition on the glorious theme ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsava-India @ 75’ to commemorate 75 years of India's freedom from the British rule, was organized on 16 July 2022. The event was inaugurated by revered Principal Ma’am, Ms Mona Rastogi, by lighting the lamp which was followed by a magnificent dance performance by the students.An upbeat and sentimental song which paid tribute to the freedom fighters left the audience awestruck. The students’ creativity was portrayed through an amalgamation of art, craft, music and dance.  Every piece of art and craft was created in saffron, white, green and blue- the colours of our national pride, our national flag- the Tricolour.

The masterpiece in the centre was the national bird of India- the peacock with its beautiful crest on the head, glistening blue neck and a spectacular tail. It made every visitors' heart dance with joy just as the peacock dances in the monsoon rain. The walls were adorned with eye catching Madhubani paintings and informative quotes. Beautiful flowers and pen stands, dolls and wall hangings, peacocks, lanterns, paper bags, even the metro and a futuristic rocket on display reflected the innate talent and creativity of the students.The exhibits enabled the children to display their interests, understanding, investigative skills and talent. An amazing array of artifacts depicted the aesthetic sense of children.  The exhibition polished their skills and was a step forward towards their all-round development.

Our young Sachdevians displayed the essence of true art by their unique craft and adroitness that not only attracted the parents but also melted their hearts with awe and bewilderment. The Principal appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers in putting up an amazing display.

World Tobacco Day

To highlight the health risk associated with tobacco use, ‘World No Tobacco Day’ was celebrated in Sachdeva Public School on 31 May to make the students aware of the opportunity to lead a healthier life. Students of classes IX and X participated in various activities to spread awareness about the dangers of using tobacco by making fabulous posters. Many students came up with thought-provoking ideas in their debate wherein they articulated their thoughts and feelings regarding the theme. The aim was to sensitise people about the hazardous diseases that can be caused due to smoking. They stressed on the fact that it is never too late to give up tobacco use if one wants to lead a healthy and productive life. Other students also took active part in the classroom discussion on the disadvantages of using tobacco. At the end of the discussion, all the students took a pledge to say ’NO’ to tobacco and to encourage others also to do the same.

International Cultural Activity with Taiwan

'Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success'. - Henry Ford

International partnerships provide students a platform to gain a deeper understanding of different cultures, traditions, lifestyles and global issues. They help the students understand the world better and broaden their horizons. Such partnerships also help to bridge the distance between countries, cultures and geographical boundaries and bring the world closer.

The students of Classes I to III of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura got an opportunity to interact virtually with the students of Shang-Ren Elementary School, Taiwan. The aim of the session was to familiarize the students of both the countries with their national symbols which portray the culture and identity of one's nation. These symbols instill pride and unity among the citizens of a nation.

The students of both the schools shared the information regarding the national symbols of their respective countries with the help of excellent presentations. The young learners of SPS spoke about the national symbols of India with great confidence and a sense of pride. They also enjoyed learning about Taipei, the capital of Taiwan and its important landmarks. The students of India and Taiwan faired very well in the quiz based on the presentations given by their counterparts.

The discussion was followed by a fun activity in which students were asked to colour the national symbols of the partner state. The session concluded with rendition of national anthems of both the countries.

This session helped the students to foster friendship and lifelong contact with the students of Taiwan. This virtual meet enabled them to exchange ideas, work with one another, develop a sense of intercultural awareness and benefit from the diversity and richness of their partner country. The activity was a great learning experience for the students. It has given them memories that they will cherish forever.

AWARENESS ON BENEFITS OF YOGA (Classes IX-X)

“Yoga is the journey of the self , through the self and to the self.”

 International Yoga Day was celebrated by the students and teachers of Sachdeva Public School with great enthusiasm. The students of grade IX and X demonstrated various asanas followed by Surya Namaskar.

With the help of some videos, the teachers discussed the benefits of yoga with the children and encouraged them to practice yoga to remain fit and to improve their concentration.

Overall, it was a great initiative taken by CBSE to help the children understand the importance of Yoga in order to achieve a better life physically, mentally and spiritually.

Yoga Day (Class XII)

This year Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura celebrated Yoga Day with full enthusiasm. The yoga session was held in the school premises in which students of class 12 performed various asanas like Trikonasana, Tadasana, Veer Bhadrasana and Suryanamaskar. The session was held to emphasize the importance of Yoga and physical exercises in daily life. The session was well organized and teachers were guiding students in performing the asanas. All the students participated enthusiastically. The sports teachers informed the students about the history of yoga and its importance in our daily lives to keep us fit. They also told the students how yoga integrates into the student’s life by helping in increasing concentration and focus. Overall, the session was celebrated enthusiastically by everyone.

Yoga Day Celebration (Classes VI-VIII)

"Yoga is a light which once lit will never dim. The better you practise , the brighter becomes your life."

 Keeping the innumerable benefits of yoga in mind, Sachdeva Public School celebrated International Yoga Day in classes VI-VIII.

Different activities were organised at different levels to make the students feel relaxed and to sharpen their concentration. To begin with, eminent yoga teachers of the school talked to the students about the need to incorporate meditation and breathing exercises in their day to day life. In class VI , a video was shown to the students depicting the various aspects and advantages of practising yoga. In class VII , a 'Poster Making Activity' was organised wherein the students depicted the need to adopt Yoga as a means to develop the balance among physical, mental and spiritual well being. The students of class VIII tried their skills at 'Slogan Writing' to spread the awareness about the benefits of Yoga. In addition to the above mentioned activities the physical education teachers arranged a 'Surya Namaskar Practice Session' for the students that turned out to be an enriching experience for everyone.

To sum up, Yoga Day Celebration enabled the students to understand the need to adopt Yoga as a way of living that aims towards a healthy mind in a healthy body.

International Yoga Day (Classes III-V)

‘Yoga is a light, which once lit will never dim. The better you practice, the brighter you shine.’ -B.K.S. Iyengar

Yoga not only provides a holistic approach to health and well-being but also maintains a balance between all aspects of life. Due to relentless efforts of our honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, June 21 was declared as the International Yoga Day by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. It is celebrated at the international level by organising activities like yoga training camps, yoga competitions and many other activities to enhance the awareness about yoga benefits among the people all over the world.

We at Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm and vigour. Special morning yoga session was organised for students of classes III-V, wherein they exhibited various Asanas, Pranayama, Surya Namaskar etc. enthusiastically. Zestful students of class V participated in logo making activity and understood the importance of yoga in their daily lives. A beautifully designed PPT showing the importance of yoga and various yogic exercises was also shown to demonstrate the fundamental philosophy of yoga and to make the children aware of its manifold benefits.

The celebrations concluded when the students of classes III and IV took out a rally and visited all the sections of primary school to raise  awareness about this ancient Indian practice and to celebrate the physical and spiritual prowess that yoga has brought to the world. Our esteemed Principal mam Ms. Mona Rastogi encouraged the students to practice yoga regularly for their holistic well-being.

MOTIVATIONAL STORY TELLING (Classes VI to VIII)

“Story telling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world.”

Under the scheme of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, a Motivational Story Telling session was organized by Sachdeva Public School for classes VI to VIII on 6 May 2022.

The teachers and students narrated interesting motivational stories to  bring the language-learning alive and it proved to be an immersive experience for the young learners. In addition to the narration of stories, some video clippings of inspirational stories were shown to the students.

This activity enabled the students not only to enjoy watching and listening to the story in a dynamic and entertaining way but also to promote a positive attitude towards life.

Handwriting Week Classes III -V

'Calligraphy is a kind of music not for the ears but for the eyes'.

                                                                                     - V Lazursky

Good handwriting is not only a feast for the eyes but also an essential skill that lays the foundation to the learning process. It is an incredibly important exercise for the students to develop fine motor skills and confidence. It activates the brain and contributes to reading fluency.

Primary Wing of Sachdeva Public School organised Handwriting Week from 2 May 2022 to 6 May 2022 to enhance the writing skills of the students.

The students were motivated to write neatly in all subjects during the week. They were also given appreciation for writing meticulously and legibly. The week concluded with a 'Calligraphy Competition'. The students were asked to write a paragraph in the best of their handwriting. They were all full of spirit and enthusiasm to give their best.The closely contested competition presented a challenging task for the teachers to judge the winners.The judgement was done on the basis of neat and correct formation of letters in School Script. This competition provided a platform to  the students to showcase their writing competency.This also helped them to inculcate the habit of writing neatly at all times.

School Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi applauded the efforts of the students and congratulated them for their enthusiasm and the spirit of participation.

हिंदी ओलंपियाडफाउंडेशन

 “ज्ञान के आलोक से, आलोकित हो यह जीवन मेरा I

चमक उठूँ जीवन में ऐसे, जैसे नभ में है ध्रुव तारा I”

सचदेवा पब्लिक स्कूल ने हमेशा ही अपने छात्रों को ज्ञानार्जन करने व अपनी असीमित प्रतिभा को निखारने के लिए प्रोत्साहित किया है I विद्यालय के छात्रों ने भी समय-समय पर अपनी बहुमुखी प्रतिभा द्वारा विद्यालय का नाम रोशन किया है I इसी परंपरा को आगे बढ़ाते हुए इस बार भी विद्यालय की छात्रा पूर्वी गुप्ता ने इतिहास रचा I

गतवर्ष(2021-22)  'हिंदी ओलंपियाड फाउंडेशन'  नई दिल्ली द्वारा 'अंतर्राष्ट्रीय हिंदी ओलंपियाडप्रतियोगिता' काआयोजनकिया गया, जिसमें तीसरी कक्षा की छात्रा ‘पूर्वी गुप्ता'  ने राष्ट्रीय एवं अंतर्राष्ट्रीय स्तरपर प्रथम स्थान प्राप्त किया। इस प्रतियोगिता में पूर्वी को शत-प्रतिशत अंक प्राप्त हुए I  इस असाधारण उपलब्धि के लिए मंच की ओर से ‘पूर्वीगुप्ता' को स्वर्ण-पदक, चल-वैजयंती (शील्ड) एवं प्रमाण-पत्र प्राप्तहुआ।ओलंपियाड कमेटी के सदस्यों ने पूर्वी गुप्ता का उत्साहवर्धन किया व उसकेउज्ज्वलभविष्यकीकामनाकी। विद्यालय की प्रधानाचार्या श्रीमती मोना रस्तोगी ने भी पूर्वी की भूरि-भूरि प्रशंसा की और उसे इसी प्रकार आगे बढ़ते रहने के लिए प्रोत्साहित किया I

Mother's Day Celebration(LKG & UKG) 

Planting a Sapling Activity (Classes VI to VIII)

“Planting a sapling today, gives a better and brighter future tomorrow.”

 In the memory of the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for the country, Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura organized an activity named ‘Planting a Sapling’ under EBSB Campaign for the students of classes VI-VIII. In this activity, students were encouraged to plant a sapling and take due care of it. 

The students not only zealously participated in the activity but also immensely enjoyed it. Overall, it was an enriching experience for the students as they learnt the importance of keeping the environment green.

Earth Day Celebration

‘Go Green and Save Green’

Celebrating Earth Day on 22 April makes us one of the part of the community of over 1 billion people who take part in this special celebration every year.

Earth Day is about raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet and taking action.

Our school celebrated the 52nd Earth Day with a plethora of activities. A special assembly was held in the morning which began with the presentation of a sapling to Principal ma’am as a mark of the children’s promise to uphold the beauty of the Earth. The school choir sang a beautiful song in praise of the beauty of planet Earth. The music teacher lent her melodious voice to the Earth Anthem which was penned by Indian poet-diplomat, Abhay K. in the year 2008. It has since been translated into 150 world languages and used worldwide to celebrate Earth Day.

All students of classes 3-5 made and wore beautiful blue-green Earth Day badges and took a pledge administered by our revered Principal ma’am, Ms. Mona Rastogi to do their bit in taking care of this one home that we have. The students of classes III-V had planted   saplings  in the beginning of April and proudly brought it to be displayed in the assembly. The students of class IV had a ‘Slogan Writing Competition’. Their catchy slogans showed gratitude for mother Earth and a promise for a collective effort to keep Earth clean and green. A ‘Poster Making Competition’ gave an opportunity to the students of class V to show their love, concern and willingness to share the responsibility of reducing waste and pollution to preserve planet Earth.

EARTH  DAY CELEBRATION (LKG&UKG)

Every year  April 22nd is celebrated as Earth Day. Earth Day encourages us to reflect  on what we are doing to make the Planet more sustainable and liveable It brings awareness about what all we can do to  preserve our mother Earth and how  our little efforts can bring about a big change. Thoughtful activities were organised in the nursery wing of the school.The teachers talked to the children about the ways in which we can  save the Earth.. Children  made beautiful posters depicting the various ways  like planting more trees,saying no to plastic,eco- friendly alternative of plastic, reuse,reduce and recycle the things to conserve the environment. They also took a pledge to become environment crusaders .In all,the children had a great learning experience.

Beginning Of The  New Session-The Happy Hour

To usher the tiny tots to formal school and to help them get acquainted with the colourful and joyful environment of the school, a happy hour was organised for LKG classes on 2nd April .

The teachers welcomed the children with open arms and made them comfortable in the new environment. The children happily played with apparatus , danced rhythmically on the tunes of catchy numbers, enjoyed themselves on the slides and had fun while getting themselves clicked at  the ‘Smile and Click 'corner. 

As the programme wrapped up, one could see a beautiful and vibrant smile on their faces as they had created some beautiful memories on their first day of school which will remain embedded in their hearts forever.

Sports Day

“The body achieves what the mind believes!”

Once you are exercising regularly, the hardest thing is to stop it. The importance of fit body is very well understood and drilled in tiny tots at Sachdeva Public School Pitampura. That’s why the students of  classes I and II were more enthusiastic about the Sports Day. Sports and games activate the brain areas that are responsible for memory, learning and thinking. Hence the positive emotions and energy received due to sports helps students to study harder, have more strength and focus.

It was virtual Sports Day for classes I and II and  all the protocols were followed. The lamp lighting, oath taking and declaring the meet open was presided over by our Principal Ma’am. The games planned for the children were time bound in which they participated with full energy and showed their best. The students shared the videos with the teachers. The little champions showcased some physical exercises also. The motivational words of Principal ma’am also encouraged the sports stars of SPS who participated and displayed tremendous sportsman spirit.  E-certificates were rewarded to winners and participants. Before declaring the meet closed ma’am congratulated the winners and appreciated the children for their participation. The event really made everyone feel joyous, cheerful, and energetic.

‘Health is hearty, Health is harmony,  Health is happiness.’

With an aim to safeguard the holistic health and development of the children, ‘Health, Hygiene and Fitness Week’ was observed from 21^st February to 26^th February 2022. A plethora of activities were conducted for the children of classes III-V to increase their knowledge and develop a positive attitude in them  towards health, hygiene and fitness.

 It is well known that, ‘A healthy mind dwells in a healthy body.’ Keeping this in view, the week commenced with administering of oath to the students. They pledged to stay healthy and clean through exercise and good hygiene. It was followed by different activities like- Slogan Writing, Best out of Waste, Collage/Poster Making , Drawing, Cooking without Fire Competition and Virtual Sports Day. These activities not only provided a platform to the students to showcase their creativity but also encouraged them to take care of their physical and mental well being. They learned about the importance of a balanced diet and proper nutrition by participating in ’Cooking without Fire Competition’. The much awaited ‘Annual Sports Day’ held virtually inculcated true sportsmanship among the students and enhanced their physical skills.

To acquaint the young learners the importance of being healthy and fit, a ‘Cleanliness Rally’ was also conducted in the school premises which was flagged off by the Principal,Ms. Mona Rastogi who motivated the students to follow the path of wellness to lead a healthy lifestyle. The motto of the rally  was ‘Cleaning and Organizing is a Practice not a Project’. It  created awareness among the students regarding cleanliness and its benefits. The children carried placards with catchy slogans and interesting quotes on health and hygiene and urged the fellow students to make cleanliness a part of life.

All the students and teachers celebrated the week with great zeal and enthusiasm.

READING CAMPAIGN

CLASSES VI-VIII

 “Reading is the gateway skill that makes all other learning possible.”

 The government of India has launched a Nationwide ‘Hundred Days Reading Challenge’ in order to inculcate lifelong reading habit amongst the children.

Keeping this campaign in mind, Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura organized various Reading Activities for the students of classes VI-VIII which included Composing a Story, Interviewing a character from a famous story book, Summarizing a story,  Visiting  e-library to make them aware of the availability of the books that they must read. The students zealously p2articipated in these activities.

Overall, it was an enriching experience for the students. These activities not only helped in cultivating the reading habit among the students but also gave them a chance to exhibit their creative side.

Annual Sports Day (Classes III-V)

‘Set your goals high and don’t stop till you get there.’

Sports are about those incredible moments where sheer human will and desire overcome the odds. Sports and games are an integral part of our life and have become a way of life for a healthy and fit India. Sports play a pivotal role in the makeup of young athletes and help them  imbibe values like discipline, hard-work, self-confidence and perseverance.

As a part of Health, Hygiene and Fitness Week, students of classes III-V participated virtually in the Annual Sports Day.

The programme began with the ceremonial lighting of the torch. The Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi administered the oath to the athletes to participate with honesty and sincerity and declared the meet open.

The physical education department  organised several activities to inculcate the feeling of true sportsmanship among the children and enhance their physical and social skills. The little sports stars of classes III to V participated in various  activities such as ‘V’ Jump with cushion, Jumping Jack, Leg Raise, Full Crunches, Single leg-toe Touch and High Knee Jack with great enthusiasm and zeal. The little ones had fun being a part of various sports activities on the virtual platform.

Principal Ma’am encouraged the students with her motivational words. She not only focused on the benefits of different sports but also on how the aspiring youth’s energy can be utilized in re-constructing a nation and its glory.

WORKSHOPS TO CREATE AWARENESS ON RAINWATER HARVESTING

(CLASSES VI-VIII)

Water is a precious natural resource essential for survival of all life forms but increasing population, industrialization and deforestation has led to depletion of water table at an alarming rate.

In order to create awareness about conservation of this precious resource through the technique of Rainwater Harvesting, different workshops were organized in classes VI to VIII.

The workshops included Power Point Presentations and discussions highlighting the technique and benefits of Rainwater Harvesting and various other ways to conserve water in day-to-day life. These workshops aimed at inculcating a sense of responsibility among students to save this natural resource. 

 Young students being the crusaders of change were encouraged to further spread the message of importance of water and its conservation by the technique of Rainwater Harvesting which is an affordable way of providing clean, safe and sufficient water.

The students participated in the above activities with great enthusiasm making the whole effort a huge success.  

International Mother Language Day Celebration (21 -02-2022)

 ‘If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.’                                                                                                                     

-           Nelson Mandela

International Mother Language Day or Matri Bhasha Divas is observed on 21st February every year to promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism around the world. It was proclaimed by UNESCO in November 1999.

A Music Workshop was conducted to celebrate this day in which the students of classes 3 to 5  of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura participated with a lot of enthusiasm and vigour. The students sang in different languages like Hindi, Punjabi, Bangla and Gujarati. The singing activity made them aware of linguistic and cultural diversity of the country and promoted multilinguism.

Overall it was not only an enriching experience for everyone to get acquainted with the vocabulary of the different languages but also  a wonderful initiative to preserve and protect the different languages used by people.

WORKSHOP ON CAREER COUNSELLING

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams"

In today's competitive world, choosing the right career plays a pivotal role in shaping ones future growth and development. So to sensitize the students with the new emerging career options and acquaint them with various skill based learning trends, an Online Career Counselling session was organised for the students of class X. The spokesperson disseminated valuable information on varied mainstream and vocational courses available at national and international level. He also enlightened the students with an extensive frame of versatile career options for their luminous and successful future.

The workshop concluded with a short open house session wherein, the students cleared their doubts about the emerging career options.

Overall, it was an extremely illumining and enriching session.

‘One moment of patience may ward off great disaster.’ 

Road Safety is a matter of prime concern for all. The Primary Wing of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura made an attempt to sensitize students towards this global issue by celebrating ‘Road Safety Week’ from 24 January to 29 January. A unique set of activities were conducted virtually to create awareness among the students. The Week was initiated by showing an informative PPT to the students highlighting the importance of various safety measures to be followed on the road, at home and in the playground. In order to make the students responsible road users, a drawing competition was organized wherein the students drew and coloured traffic symbols, wrote slogans on road safety and made posters highlighting different aspects of road safety.

A virtual workshop was conducted by Delhi Traffic Police. The team interacted with the students raising the issues of rash-driving, drunk-driving, road rage with special mention of the risks of  minor driving. They also discussed immediate causes and traumatic effects of impulsive behaviour of people on the roads. The importance of obeying traffic rules while travelling on the roads was also discussed. Students were sensitized on various issues so as to make them responsible road-users. The aim of the workshop was to enhance respect for one’s life and that of the others, and inculcate the sensitivity, that each life matters. The young students also enjoyed animated videos on road safety and then participated in class discussion to share their experiences and views on safety on roads. The week-long fun, educative and experiential activities inspired the students to act responsibly on the roads and make Indian roads the safest roads in the world.

QUIZ ON FREEDOM FIGHTERS

(AKAM) CLASS-VIII

Our nation is celebrating the 75^th anniversary of India’s Independence. To commemorate this, a series of events under Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav were planned. As part of the year long celebrations, the Quiz on freedom fighters was organised for class VIII students, to make the students aware regarding the freedom struggle. With this activity the students learnt some valuable lessons like determination, perseverance, courage and sacrifice. The event, indeed, ignited the young souls to transform their dreams into reality.  

FIT INDIA MOVEMENT 

 COLLAGE/POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY (CLASSES VI to VIII)

Department of school education and literacy government of India launched the “FIT INDIA MOVEMENT “campaign. To make the movement successful, a Collage/Poster making activity on the topic - Healthy food habits and Importance of doing daily fitness activities for classes VI to VIII was organized. All students enthusiastically participated. Our budding artists created miraculous work on paper and also spread the message of following good food habits and Importance of fitness. It was a knowledgeable and delightful pursuit for our budding champs.

Folk Song and Dance Competition

Classes VI-VIII

Music binds our soul, hearts and emotions. It cheers the spirit and lightens the heart.

Under the campaign of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, a Cultural Music and Dance Competition was organized for classes  VI to VIII in the month of January.

Focusing on the theme, the students sent enthralling videos singing the patriotic songs and dancing on those tunes in the memory of freedom fighters. The mellifluous songs pulled the heartstrings of the judges and made the whole atmosphere melodious.

All the young maestros sang to their level best and made the competition a great success. All the participants were  appreciated by the judges .

IDS Activity - Poster Making Competition

“Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will.” 

As part of the incredible International Dimension in Schools programme, Sachdeva Public School organized a Poster Making Competition on 6 December, 2021. This competition was conducted for the students of class IX to bring out their creative expression and to gauge their awareness quotient. The theme of the competition was ‘Conservation of Endangered Species’. Students were asked to express their ideas through posters. The objective of the competition was to sensitise the students towards the need and ways to conserve endangered species of various countries. The young learners displayed their artistic skills through an array of posters. It inspired them to think and work creatively in order to promote artistic excellence. It was a great opportunity to watch these young minds creating and displaying their ideas on paper. The students actively participated in the competition and thoroughly enjoyed it.

Feet Up - Dancing Stars

Dance Competition - Class III

 'Dance is the most relevant of all forms of expression.’

Dance is a divine art form that helps to express a wide range of thoughts and emotions. It is the best way to alleviate stress. It is the means to communicate emotions without saying anything. To enhance the dancing skills among the students, a dance competition 'Feet Up - Dancing Stars ' was organized for the little ones of class III. The theme of the competition was 'Folk Dances of Punjab, Gujarat, Assam and Goa’.

The students were asked to send videos of their dance performance in Google classroom. The videos showed the young dancers dressed up in colourful costumes, swaying to the beats of folk music. All the participants were very energetic and they performed their dance forms very gracefully. The choreography, rhythm, synchronization and presentation of all the students was flawless. The attractive costumes, fluid dance movements and fascinating performance left the judges spellbound. The winners were awarded e-certificates. The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi applauded the efforts of the students and encouraged them to participate more in such competitions to enhance their talents. The activity not only provided the students with a platform to showcase their talent but also helped in boosting their confidence.

Christmas Celebration (III-V)

‘Christmas is the spirit of giving without a thought of getting.’

Christmas is the perfect time to celebrate the love of God and to create memories that last forever. The festival of Christmas was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm by the students of the primary wing, during the Personality Enrichment Workshop.

The students celebrated this most awaited festival virtually with gaiety and merriment, wearing red coloured Santa caps. The students enjoyed the videos depicting the birth of Jesus Christ and the story of Santa Claus.

The students also spoke a few lines on the essence of Christmas. They relished cakes, pastries, cookies and other goodies they had brought to the online class for the joyous occasion. The boundless joy of celebrating the occasion was evident on the faces of all the students.

The Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi, wished joy and happiness to all the students and urged them to spread peace and goodwill.

Quiz on Art and Culture of Sikkim

(Class V)

India is a land of unity in diversity. India is a unique nation in terms of its diverse linguistic, religious, cultural, and social threads which are tightly held together in a national identity. This feeling of brotherhood among its citizens must be nourished and cherished.

To fulfil this need, Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat programme was launched by the central government for a cultural exchange programme between different states and union territories

Delhi has been paired with Sikkim under 'Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat' programme to strengthen the bond between Delhi and Sikkim.

Our school has conducted a number of activities to promote a sustained and structured cultural connect with Sikkim in the areas of language learning, culture, traditions & music, tourism & cuisine, sports, etc.

 In this ongoing campaign, another activity ‘Quiz on Art and Culture of Sikkim’, was conducted for the students of class V. The culture of Sikkim is a blend of its scrumptious cuisine, lively people, beliefs and religions, indigenous art and craft, melodious music and vibrant dances. Before the quiz, the students were shown a PPT depicting these aspects of the art and culture of Sikkim.The students enthusiastically participated in the quiz and not only gained more knowledge about the beautiful Himalayan state, but also an insight into the richness and uniqueness of Sikkim.

IDS Activity - Indoor Games

Classes I & II

Ever since the covid-19 pandemic has began we all have glued to our screens. The children are taking online classes or busy scrolling phone and watching TV. So in such a time, it becomes more important to make better use of time and improve family relations to keep our children mentally and physically strong. Indoor games and board games play more significant role in it. The topic ‘Indoor Games-Global Saviour in pandemic’ was chosen for classes 1 and ll. While discussing Indoor games, the children were enthusiastic about the games they played . The teachers did research to find the games of the level of the students of this age group  from different countries like India, USA and Germany. The teachers discussed about games through a colourful presentation  and  also talked about  benefits of Indoor games.

To strengthen the cognitive skills of children, a questionnaire was prepared on the Google form. The little ones enjoyed clicking on the correct  answers.

The little ones also took part in confidence boosting activity ‐ Show and Tell which was based on their favourite games from India , USA and Germany. They enjoyed public speaking and showcased their confidence. lt was fun for tiny tots to learn about logos of different games. They also enjoyed colouring those logos. That was new and knowledgeable activity to explore. Such activities promote oneness among the children when they learn about other countries apart from their own.

Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat Drawing Competition

 Classes III to V 

Art and Culture are essential aspects of our overall development. They foster creative inquiry and also assist in refining skills. Art and culture also help in enabling perspective, instilling values and translating experiences across space and time.

In order to provide a platform to students to creatively express their ideas/views on the theme Art and Culture of Sikkim a drawing competition as a part of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat was organised on 24 July 2021 for the students of primary wing of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura wherein the students participated enthusiastically. The students made impressive, colourful and informative posters. It was overwhelming to see the level of creativity in the participants. Every participant had put forward their amazing efforts in showcasing the real Sikkim in a poster. The competition provided a great platform to the students to improve their artistic skills and gain information about the partnering state, Sikkim, thereby fulfilling the objective of this competition.

All the participants were appreciated well by the school principal, Ms.Mona Rastogi. The winners were awarded e-certificates for their commendable work.

EK BHARAT SHRESHTHA BHARAT (VI-VIII)

“CREATIVITY IS INTELLIGENCE HAVING FUN"

Under the banner of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat , Sachdeva Public School organised 'Toy Making Activity'for the students of class VI . All the students participated with great zeal and zest .The beautiful and colourful dolls of Sikkim made by little hands using waste material were really praiseworthy .This activity not only provided the students  a platform to showcase their talent and creativity but also promoted learning about the culture of the two states. Overall it was an enjoyable and a productive activity for the students.

Human Rights Day (Classes VI to VIII)

“The greatness of humanity is not in being human, but in being humane.”

Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December.  This day marks the importance of rights everybody is entitled for irrespective of caste, creed, religion, and language.

The students of classes VI-VIII  celebrated this day with great fervor. Various engaging activities like Tapestry Making, Placard Making and Human Rights Tree Designing were organized. The students zealously participated and learnt the importance of equality, peace, justice, freedom, and the protection of human dignity.

Overall, it was a great learning experience for all the students, and it also gave them a chance to showcase their creative sides.

Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas

Class VI

The Internet is an excellent source of entertainment and engagement  and it is hard to resist the addictive things it offers .The students access the Internet to kill boredom, to find a way out of loneliness or simply to have some fun in their lives. However, before they know it they are hooked to it. Internet addiction is more prevalent among the youth.

 "Log Off-Enjoy Life" activity was conducted for class 6 students with the aim of making students aware that they should cherish family, friends and not neglect their work and responsibilities. The students wrote beautiful slogans on the topic "Internet Addiction" using Canva, MS-Word and MS-PowerPoint. They participated in the activity with great eagerness and made it a huge success.

Constitution Day of India

Constitution Day, also known as 'Samvidhan Divas', is celebrated in our country on 26 November every year to commemorate the adoption of the constitution of India.

To highlight and reiterate the values and principles enshrined in the constitution, the primary wing of our school planned innovative activities.

An important part of the celebrations was the reading of the Preamble by 650 students of classes III-V. Students and teachers read the Preamble and the teachers explained the enduring and invaluable rights and duties of citizens as envisioned by our founding fathers. The activity helped to cherish the glory and reaffirm our commitment to uphold the ideology of the great Indian constitution.

The most important aspects of the preamble of the Indian Constitution i.e., India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular and democratic republic, which is aiming to secure justice, liberty, equality to all citizens and promote fraternity to maintain unity and integrity of the nation, were stressed upon, as these rights are a necessity and not a privilege.

The day served as a reminder to live by and promote these timeless values in our communities.

Diwali Craft Competition

(Classes III to V)

Diwali is a festival which brings universal compassion, the inner joy of peace and love and the awareness of oneness to all.

Diwali is the festival of lights as the whole world brightens up on this day. It's a festival that illuminates the Earth as well as the Sky and brings joy. Deepavali, the Festival of Lights has all the charm, grandeur and splendour that can even illuminate our minds and hearts.

On the special occasion of Diwali, a craft competition was organised for the students of primary wing to enhance the creative skills of students. The smart students participated in the competition virtually. They made exquisite wall hangings, bandhanwars and elegant lanterns using pastel sheets and bamboo sticks. The creative hands bedecked   them with beautiful items; beads, stones, mirrors, laces, ribbons, flowers to mark the joyous celebration of life.

The children participated in the competition with great enthusiasm. They excitedly shared their exhibits with the teachers. E-certificates were awarded to the winners on the basis of their creativity and craftsmanship. The school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi extended her blessings and appreciated the extraordinary efforts of the students.

Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas

Class VIII

To sensitize the students on issues related to cybercrimes and inculcate the habits of cyber hygiene, an online article writing activity was organised for students of class VIII in the month of October 2021.Students wrote beautiful articles on the topics-”Spotting fake apps and fake news on social media and the Internet” and “Online frauds like ATM scams, online shopping treats, lottery email/SMS, Debit/Credit card fraud, Email security, mobile phone security” which gave them an insight into the importance of cyber security.

The activity was conducted with the aim of  inculcating habits of taking basic care of ICT devices. Students participated in the activity with great enthusiasm making it a huge success. The effort of the students was applauded by Principal ma’am.

Veer Gatha Project

Classes III to V 

Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura under the directive of the Central Board of Secondary Education organised the Veer Gatha project for classes 3 to 12. The project aimed to holistically showcase and celebrate the bravery of the gallantry awardees of India.

The students under the able guidance of the teachers paid sincere tribute to their heroes from the armed and paramilitary forces through poems, paintings, essays and multimedia presentations including videos.

While doing research, the students got insights into the inspiring lives and supreme sacrifices of the brave hearts and war heroes who fearlessly fought to uphold the freedom, peace and harmony of India.

Participation in the Veer Gatha project helped the children know about the various medals awarded for exemplary courage. It will surely ignite a flame in the hearts of our young students to have the courage to discharge one's duties in the face of adversity. They'll learn to put their country's interests at the forefront and always work for its betterment and glory.

IDS ACTIVITY ( CLASS VI )

‘Money – The World In My Pocket’

To create awareness about the different currencies of countries USA, France, Japan and India, children of class VI made marvellous e-projects with lots of creativity and gathered a lot of information. During the activity the students were dressed up in the attire of the assigned country with the headgears showcasing the currency symbols and flags of the above mentioned countries.  The enthusiastic students painted their faces with the flags wherein they embraced the international integrity and showcased their talent.

 The children also expressed their views on ‘How to spend money judiciously’ and solved the worksheet on currency conversion with full awareness and accuracy. This activity provided a platform to the students to develop a feeling of togetherness with the different nations of the world.

Children's Day

'Every child is a different kind of flower and together, make the world a beautiful garden.'

Celebrating Children’s Day is a way of celebrating childhood. Children are loved by one and all. They win our hearts with their innocent smiles. November 14, is celebrated as Children's Day in India, on the birth anniversary of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura celebrated Children's Day on a virtual platform. Video sharing teachers' love for the students was released on the occasion to delight, entertain and regale them. The teachers spoke about the importance of this day and presented a foot tapping lively number for their lovely students, spreading a message of love and peace. Words of appreciation for the wonderful students of Sachdeva Public School were conveyed to them by their teachers. A special message by revered Principal Ma'am Mrs. Mona Rastogi for the students was the highlight of the video. The heartfelt appreciation by the students is a testimony to the grand success of the Children's Day celebration.

DIWALI CELEBRATION (Classes VI to VIII)

Diwali: A festival of Lights, Joy, Prosperity, Positivity and Happiness.

With the view to gear up the students for the upcoming festive season, the school organized a Diwali Craft Competition. The students of classes VI-VIII participated with great zeal and zest in making wonderful decorative items like Wall Hangings, Bandhanwars and lanterns to mark the beginning of the festival of lights.

All the students exhibited their creative abilities and whimsical ideas to make excellent pieces of craft. The motivation and joy demonstrated by the students was extraordinary and highly appreciable

Ramanujan Amrit Bharat Ganit Yatra 2021

“Mathematics has beauty and romance. It’s not a boring place to be, it’s an extraordinary place, it’s worth spending time there.”

A group of students from classes VI to VIII participated in the “Ramanujan Amrit Bharat Ganit Yatra 2021” organized by S. D. Public School, Pitampura in association with VIPNET Govt. of India and All India Ramanujan Maths Club on 28th October 2021.

The programme started with the lightening of lamp by the Chief Guest Dr. Anuj Sinha, chairman Network of Organisations for S&T Communication Delhi. The unique idea of this Ganit Yatra was given by Dr Chandermauli Joshi, chairperson NCTS India and Dr. Rajesh Kumar Thakur, National Secretary of All India Ramanujan Maths Club. 

The technical session to create and foster interest in Science and Mathematics among students was conducted by experts who encouraged students to observe Science and Mathematics around them in their everyday life. Students and teachers tried some hands-on activities during the session and also enjoyed some Mathematical magic tricks. 

Overall, students thoroughly enjoyed the day which was packed with knowledge and fun.

IDS Activity

Online Exhibition on National Symbols of India, Bangladesh and Nepal

III – V

‘Our national symbols anchor us to our roots ensuring that we never forget our origins.’

National Symbols represent the pride, unity and great might of a country. They promote oneness and join people of a particular nation together and strengthen their allegiance to the country.

As a part of their IDS journey, the students of classes III to V did an extensive research on the national symbols of India, Bangladesh and Nepal and gained insight into the history of these symbols and their significance in building a nation and keeping it unified. They recorded their findings in scrap books and made some exquisite photo frames displaying these symbols of pride. An online exhibition too was organized on the national symbols of India, Nepal and Bangladesh to showcase the creativity, imagination and innovation of our students. Aesthetically designed project files and stylish photo frames gladdened the heart and were appreciated by one and all. The activity enriched the knowledge of our students and added a global dimension to their learning.

AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV

PARAGRAPH WRITING (Class VII)

“Revolution is an Inalienable Right of Mankind. Freedom is an Imperishable Birthright of all.”

Indians are celebrating 75^th year of Independence. Government of India, under Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav has planned various events to pay tribute to Indian freedom fighters and to make the students aware about India’s long freedom struggle.

In order to be a part of this celebration, a paragraph writing competition for students of class VII was organized in the month of October. The topic of the competition was ‘Places Related to Freedom Struggle.’ The students enthusiastically participated in the competition and sent exceptional well written entries. It was an enriching experience for them as it helped them to learn about the infamous yet important places related to India’s freedom struggle.

Gandhi Jayanti (2^nd  October)

'Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in harmony.'

Keeping this in view, the students of III-V of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura celebrated the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi with utmost zeal, happiness and harmony.

Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated to remember the teachings, values and principles of 'Rashtrapita Mahatma Gandhi .' Our beloved bapu played the most significant role in the struggle of Indian independence and advocated Truth and Non Violence.

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, the enthusiastic, the students paid a digital homage to the great Mahatma. They danced on his favourite bhajan ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram’. In a ‘Role Play Activity' the children played the role of different belongings of Mahatma ji like his spectacles and walking stick. They also spoke about his love for books and the importance of charkha in his life.

The celebration enlightened the young minds regarding the life and principles of the greatest and inspirational figure- the Mahatma.

National Anthem Singing Competition

(IDS Activity, Classes III-V)

National anthem involves emotions

and its pride for the country….

Honouring the anthem is

equal to honouring the nation…

A national anthem is a patriotic song recognized officially by a nation’s government. It reflects the history, struggles and traditions of a nation and its people and serves as an expression of national identity. Hence, it helps evoke feelings of patriotism among the country’s citizens and reminds them of their nation’s glory, beauty and rich heritage.

As a part of IDS Activity a National Anthem Singing Competition was organized for the children of classes III-V. The children sang the national anthems of India, Nepal and Bangladesh. The activity had a very positive impact on the students. It invoked the feeling of respect and unity and helped them identify and understand the ethnic, linguistic, cultural and religious identity of these nations.

It was a step further in the IDS journey of our students and provided them a platform to not only showcase their talent, confidence and skills but also an insight into the national anthems of other countries, thus, bringing them closer.

The principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi, appreciated the magnificent performance of the students, as they rendered the national anthems of India, Nepal and Bangladesh, melodiously.

IDS Activity (Classes III to V)

Comparative Analysis of National Symbols

National symbols are important for national unity and play an important role in celebrating cultural, linguistic, social, religious and political diversity of different nations. These differences enrich human interactions and evolve students into global citizens.

Keeping this view in mind, comparative study of national symbols of India, Bangladesh and Nepal was taken up by our young learners wherein they coloured national flags of these countries, solved worksheets and did comparative study of national symbols – flag, currency, animal, flower, tree, fruit etc.

This activity provided a platform to the students to celebrate diversity as well as oneness of the culture of the three countries.

Rashtriya Poshan Maah 

Poshan Abhiyaan is a flagship programme of the Government of India that creates awareness about the importance of nutrition in our life and to address malnutrition by 2022.

Our school too has been an active participant of the ‘Poshan Maah programme’ held countrywide in the month of September from its beginning in 2018 and organises different activities to generate nutrition and health awareness among students.

While imparting knowledge on eating healthy and having meals at the right time, teachers also discouraged students from indulging in junk food. There was a discussion on healthy eating habits and good table manners. A virtual assembly was organised which included a Fancy Dress Show for the students of classes III to V. The students dressed up as various fruits and vegetables looked delightfully good. They spoke about the importance of eating healthy food and advised their friends to stayaway from junk food items like burgers and pizzas which have little or no nutritional value.

To give a boost to their love for healthy food, a special plantation drive was also conducted where the students of the primary wing planted seeds of different vegetables in their kitchen garden. The students were also encouraged to participate in E – quiz organized by Govt. of India through Mygov Portal.

The students virtually expressed their views on the importance of eating nutritious and healthy food and the ways to keep diseases at bay. The students were also encouraged to share a nutritious meal with at least one child from the underpriviledged sections of the society, living in their neighbourhood. This activity helped our students imbibe a sense of social responsibility, inclusion and volunteerism.It was truly a month of creating awareness among children through different fun activities which proved to be a great learning experience for them.

Swachhata Pakhwada

‘Be Clean and Keep India Clean’

'Swachhata Pakhwada' as a part of 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ was initiated by our honourable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi with the objective of bringing a fortnight of intense focus on the issues and practices of cleanliness.

Recognising the vital role of the schools in spreading the Swachhata awareness and implementation across the country, CBSE directed all schools to observe Swachhata Pakhwada.

Under the directive of the Central Board of Education ‘Cleanliness drive for Swachh Bharat' was observed and Sachdeva Public School enthusiastically took initiative and organised various activities for the students of classes III to V to create awareness among children regarding cleanliness. The activities included ‘Painting and Drawing Competitions, Mask Making, Hand Washing and Tree Plantation’. The students made paintings, cartoons and wrote slogans on the importance of cleanliness.’ ‘Green School Drive' was conducted where the students planted saplings and understood the significance of green and clean surroundings. ‘Swachhata Pakhwada-Discussion by school cabinet’, a meeting was held  for the students via Google Meet where the children gave their suggestions on the importance of cleanliness and personal hygiene.‘A clean hand is a caring hand’ message was shared by the students through ‘Hand Washing Activity'. The students were shown a video to educate them about the importance of personal hygiene and what they should do to maintain it.

E-certificates were provided to the winners of the drawing competition. The work of students, teachers and parents was phenomenal in making cleanliness a successful campaign.

Tree Plantation Drive (III-V) 

‘To plant trees is to give body and life to one’s dreams of a better world.’

Trees are the green gold of our planet Earth. Bounties of trees are abundant. A tree is the greatest teacher too, telling us that in order to aspire, we need to be grounded and no matter how high we go, it is from our roots that we draw sustenance.

Keeping these views in mind, a Tree Plantation Drive was organized for classes 3 to 5 from 8 September 2021 to 12 September 2021.Our green warriors planted saplings and promised to nurture them. Principal Ms. Mona Rastogi, appreciated the efforts of the green brigade and urged the students to continue with this great cause in years to come and take a pledge to plant at least one sapling each year on their birthday, during the monsoon and other important occasions of their life.

International Day of Peace

(Classes III to V)

“There is no path to peace, peace is the path." -Mahatma Gandhi

World peace or peace on Earth is a concept of an ideal state of happiness, freedom and peace among all people and nations on Earth. In 1981, the United Nations Organisation designated 21 September as a day for global non-violence and ceasefire and to be observed as 'World Peace Day' or ‘International Day of Peace' every year.

‘Recovering better for an equitable and sustainable world’ being the theme of International Peace Day 2021, inspires one and all to think collectively about how to help everyone recover better from covid-19 pandemic and make the world a healthier and  peaceful place.

To celebrate this special day, the students of primary wing were shown an elaborate PPT. The PPT focused on the significance of mutual peace within the nations   and showcased the global peace leaders like Gautam Buddha,   Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa and Nelson Mandela. It also elucidated our  responsibility for creating a peaceful world, free of conflict and violence around us.

The students watched the PPT with utmost interest. They also got an opportunity to build peaceful perspectives around them. They were also told the importance of maintaining peace, harmony, kindness and compassion among themselves.

Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav

Activities for Awareness in Students regarding India’s Freedom Struggle

Poster Making on Freedom Fighters- August 2021(Classes 3 to 5)

On 15th August 1947, India got its freedom, ending an almost 200-year British rule in the subcontinent. It is a day of immense pride for all Indians as we commemorate the sacrifices made by millions of our freedom fighters, who had sacrificed their lives in the freedom struggle and with their unfaltering grit and patriotism, forced the British empire to finally retreat. Celebrating 75 years of India's independence, Sachdeva Public School,Pitampura,Delhi organized a ‘Poster Making Competition’ on 'Freedom Fighters' for the students of classes III to V. The budding artists participated with zeal and enthusiasm showing their emerging love for the nation by making beautiful posters. The students paid homage to the martyrs of our long freedom struggle and learnt how valuable this hard earned freedom is that must be safeguarded at every cost by this new generation of patriots.

Rakshabandhan Craft Competition (III-V)

'Priceless thread Rakhi is the epitome of love between brother and sister.'

The festivals celebrated in India reflect the country's rich cultural abundance. They break the humdrum of daily routine and bring with them a wave of excitement, happiness and hope even in the most difficult times.

Rakshabandhan is one of such festivals. lt is a special occasion to celebrate the virtuous bond of love between brother and sister which is one of the deepest and noblest of all emotions.

On the auspicious occasion of Rakshabandhan, the Primary Wing of Sachdeva Public School organised Rakshabandhan Craft Competition through the virtual platform to make the students understand the true essence of this festival and the sacred relation of a brother and a sister. All the students participated with great zeal and zest in  this creative competition.The beautiful and colourful rakhis made by the girls of Class III were an enviable lot and a fusion of modern with traditional style. The girls of class IV used their creativity and ingenuity to create dazzling lumbas using a variety of craft material. The artistic girls of class V decorated beautiful thalis to boost up the preparation for the celebration of the upcoming festival. This competition cut across the contours of gender divide and saw exuberant participation of the boys. The young  boys of class lll showcased their talent by making beautiful envelopes of different shapes and sizes. The talented boys of classes IV and V came up with some very innovative ways of wrapping the gifts and decorating the baskets for their sisters to reciprocate their love.

The competition not only provided the students a platform to showcase their talent and creativity but also taught them

to cherish the relationship with their siblings.

The school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi , appreciated the efforts put in by students and encouraged them to give their best always. The winners were awarded e - certificates for their commendable efforts.

International Friendship Day

Classes III- V

Don't walk in front of me.......

I may not follow,

Don't walk behind me.......

I may not lead,

Walk beside me........

Just be my friend.

                                        -Albert Camus

We all know the company of friends helps the mind blossom into a healthy garden and protects it from withering away. Friendship is one of the most precious gifts of life and a good friend is someone who is trustworthy, doesn't talk behind your back, listens to your problems, gives you good advice and tries to lend her/his support at all times.

Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura celebrated the International Friendship Day by organising a plethora of activities to promote the value of friendship which ultimately helps in developing love and harmony amongst human beings.

The students of Classes III-V participated in the activities with great zeal and enthusiasm and showcased their creative ideas. The budding artists of Class III exhibited their artistic skills by making beautiful cloud- shaped cutouts and made them more interesting by writing the qualities of their best friends.

The creative students of Class IV made colourful pots blooming with vibrant hand- shaped flowers on which they wrote different ways to help their friendship blossom. Their innovative ideas left everyone spellbound. Enthusiasm among the students of Class V could be seen through their active participation in card making activity. They made flowers with colourful papers and used decorative material and came up with stupendous friendship day cards.

It was an enriching experience which gave children memories for lifetime.

Dawai Bhi, Kadai Bhi (III-V)

Campaign Against COVID-19 Pandemic

The more we follow COVID Appropriate Behaviours, the more we help break the chain of COVID-19 transmission.

As known to everyone, the COVID 19 pandemic has led to unprecedented and unanticipated challenges requiring collective action and support from all. While all necessary measures to fight the spread of Novel CoronaVirus (COVID 19) are being effectively led by the Central Government and State Governments, there is a need to reinforce the importance of preventive measures and practices in a sustained manner, to deal with the disease over the long run.

 Sachdeva Public School , Pitampura and its students have shown their initiative in taking this message forward. A series of activities have been organised to sensitise the young learners and their families. The school organised a badge making activity for classes III to V and the students as always participated with their usual eagerness and enthusiasm. They used paper cut outs in various shapes and ribbons to make badges that carried the message of COVID appropriate behaviour written beautifully in the kids' own handwriting. The messages- Maintain a safe distance, Greet without physical contact, Use the sanitizer, Avoid touching eyes, nose, mouth; Stay home to stay safe, Wear a mask, Get vaccinated, etc. showed how vigilant and alert our young generation is and how well they know the rules of maintaining safety and good health in the present scenario. Next the school organised an activity-  Speech on Dawai Bhi Kadai Bhi. The students spoke about Covid appropriate behaviour, need for vaccination, precautions to be taken and other issues related to Covid. This activity reinforced their knowledge about the precautions one needs to take to protect oneself from the deadly virus. To take the campaign against Covid 19 pandemic ahead, a video was shown in classes III to V that  focused on how the virus spreads and what all preventive measures should be adopted to reduce its transmission. The students learnt to make simple face masks by using a handkerchief and rubber band.

We hope and pray this initiative will further strengthen the covid appropriate behaviour and will help us fight the deadly disease.

‘Feet Up- Dancing Stars’

Dance Competition (Class VII)

“The job of feet is walking, but their hobby is dancing.”

Dance is a conversation between mind and soul. It is an important factor that promotes confidence, high self-esteem and personal expression. It helps children learn and think in new ways.

Keeping the benefits of dance in mind and to give young dancing stars a platform to showcase their talent, Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura organized an Online Dance Competition, ‘Feet Up- Dancing Stars’ for the students of class VII. The theme of the competition was ‘India of My Dreams.’

Highlighting the theme, the participants sent exquisitedance videos on topics like A corruption free India, Literacy, Cleanliness etc. All the performances truly justified the theme. The efforts of the students were highly praiseworthy. They left no stone unturned to impress the judges. The winners of the competition were awarded with e-certificates.

Overall, it was a refreshing experience for the students that enabled them to demonstrate their flair for dance.

Friendship Day Celebration (Class I & II)

The friends take your hand and touch your heart. Friendship Day is a special day to express your feelings of being lucky and blessed to have great friends. The students of 1 & 2 although being online celebrated this special day and remembered their friends. They made beautiful friendship bands and sent their pictures to their teachers. They talked to their friends during the online class. They proudly announced the names of their friends in class. They also wished for schools to open soon, so that they can again meet their friends personally.

ONLINE EXHIBITION (LKG & UKG)

Summer vacation is the most awaited time of the year that brings joy and smile on the faces of the little ones. It is the time to have fun and relax.Apart from giving the children time for recreation ,it is also important to keep their learning process to continue . Being mindful of the fact ,an  interesting holiday assignment was given to the children to engage them in some meaningful and fun filled activities.

At the creative platform, children made beautiful bird feeders, carts,party caps,Dainty duck table bins and table organisers,using waste material like  empty shoe boxes, used tins etc. creatively and beautifully.These activities not only kept them occupied but gave them opportunity to unleash their talent. Lovely  photographs   showcasing children's tremendous efforts and skills were shared by the parents which were highly applauded by the school.

Think, Dream, Believe, Create- Display of Holiday Homework

Online Exhibition (Classes III to V)

“Creative minds make wonders and increase productivity.”

 Summer Vacation is the most awaited time of the year for the children. It is a time for fun and frolic and to bring some constructive activities to enhance the learning for young minds. So,  to keep the young learners well rested yet agile, a well thought out homework was drafted. The students were excited to share their homework with the teachers after the vacation.

 To give further boost to the undiscovered creativity of children, a virtual exhibition for the students of primary wing of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura was organised  which was divided into three sections. The first part of the video displayed projects of English, Hindi and EVS whereas the second part covered Computer and Crafts homework. The art work done by class IV students , an amalgamation of various art forms like Madhubani Art, Pattern Art, Abstract Art and Creative Art was exhibited through a virtual art gallery in 3-D form. It showcased the creativity and imagination of our talented  children. The students left no stone unturned to present their aesthetic abilities.

 The hard work of the students was well appreciated by the school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi. The virtual exhibition not only left a remarkable mark on each one of us but also gave beautiful memories to be cherished forever

READING WEEK (CLASSES VI-VIII)

“Reading is to Mind, What Exercise is to Body”

 It is through reading that we gather knowledge as well as enrich our brain with productive thoughts. Also, we boost up our skills through reading. The merits of reading are not just confined to this, it is through reading that we own our perspectives towards things that we see and hear around us.

 Keeping all the benefits of reading in mind, the Middle Wing of SPS organized a reading week from 21 June 2021 onwards through a virtual platform. This year the Reading Week was celebrated with various activities and the main objective was to emphasize that reading is important because it is good for our overall well-being. Once we start reading, we experience a whole new world and tend to visit new places without actually visiting them. When we start loving the habit of reading, we eventually get addicted to it.

The students from classes 6-8 were engaged in various mind stimulating activities in English language such as Word Bingo, Drawing Inspiration and Twist a Tale wherein they enhanced their vocabulary, spellings and learnt to be more articulate conversationalists and effective communicators. Similar enthusiasm was shown in Hindi language activities too where Panchatantra and moral tales kept them engrossed throughout the week. Newspaper Reading Activity was also incorporated to create awareness and inculcate the habit of reading a newspaper. Teachers acted as facilitators in all the activities encouraging discussion and exchange of ideas among students with their peer groups. They shared a list of good books in order to motivate the children to read. Language teachers played an instrumental role in conducting these activities.

 Information about e-library and its benefits were also disseminated amongst the students by the library teacher. The closing of the week was marked with creative and fun-filled activities like Book-jacket Making, Book-mark Making and Slogan Writing.

The zest and fervour among the students could be witnessed through their active participation throughout this reading week. The students were able to learn that reading books is an effective way to relax and reduce stress. It is important to read a good book at least for a few minutes each day to stretch the brain muscles for healthy functioning. Overall, this reading week celebration was an unforgettable experience for the children and was a huge success.

National Reading Week

CLASSES IX-X

“Books give a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything”

In order to celebrate the legacy of Late Shri. P.N. Panicker, the father of Library Movement, 19^th June is observed as Reading Day. Reading is the gateway skill that makes all other learning possible. To encourage and inculcate this habit among students, Sachdeva Public School organized Reading Week from 21st June to 28th June 2021.

To commemorate this day, online reading related activities were conducted wherein the students of classes IX-X expressed their ideas and views in the form of group discussions, diary entries and vocabulary enhancement by newspaper reading on several topics which represented the theme ‘Reading Books- a uniquely portable magic’. The students also used their exceptional creativity and imagination showcasing their artistic skills on ‘Reading- a marvellous adventure’ by making posters and slogans. They were also enlightened with various E-Books in their Library periods. The students participated in all the activities with immense zeal and ebullience making this week a stupendous event.

Overall, the Reading Week brought a great transformation among children intensifying their reading skills and also provided them an opportunity to exhibit their dexterity and ingenuity.

SUMMER VACATION ACTIVITIES (2021-22)

CLASSES - I and II

Children have unique abilities and should be provided with opportunities to showcase their interests and explore ideas that inspire their curiosity and grow self confidence."Best learning happens when it is mixed with enjoyment". Keeping this thought in mind, a plethora of activities which were an amalgamation of fun and learning were planned for our little Sachdevians of classes I and II. Intriguing and enjoyable Art Integration Activities such as 'Myself' for class I and 'Word Chain' for class II were planned. This also helped our young learners to enhance their vocabulary and develop self-awareness. Apart from keen focus on academics, various engaging activities from the activity folder such as cotton ball printing, paper tearing, lady finger printing, painting using toothpicks/forks and thumb impression opened the doors of imagination of our little Sachdevians. Students of class I not only imbibed new skills but also gained knowledge about the beautiful State 'Sikkim' through a colouring activity. They made a fish bowl using disposable paper plates. Students of class II learnt about the historical places of Sikkim and showcased their creative hands in a photo frame and collage making activity. A Poster Making Activity-'Fun With Indoor Games' was planned for our young minds so that they channelize their creative energies staying indoors during the summer break.

Our Tiny Tots showcased their diligence and creativity in each planned activity which was unique, educative and beautiful in its own way

Reading Week (Classes 3-5)

Reading is to the mind, what exercise is to body- Richard Steele

The best habit a person can develop in his life is the habit of reading as it is said ‘You become what you read.’ To inculcate the habit of reading among  students and to keep their mind flowing with creative ideas, ‘Reading Week’ was organised for classes 3 to 5 from 21st June to 25th June . Every year 19th June is celebrated as ‘National Reading Day’ in the memory of Mr P N Panicker,the man behind Kerala's Library Movement and it  is followed by Reading Week as well as Reading Month.

To inspire the young learners to become good readers, various activities were planned and conducted in library as well as English periods. The students of Class III participated in ‘ Read and Recall’ activity in which they read interesting stories followed by a class discussion. They talked about their favourite characters and the values learnt.

‘Spin a Yarn’ activity was organised for Class IV children where they created wonderful stories using the hints given to them.

A thought-provoking activity ‘Start -to-Finish' made  Class V students use their creative ideas and innate talent to give an ending to the stories given to them.

The students of class III and IV also exhibited their artistic skills by making bookmarks and beautiful shapes with proverbs and idioms written on them. The students of Class V learnt about the importance of setting aside some time everyday to read books, benefits of reading in shaping one’s personality and participated in a quiz based on books and authors.

An array of activities provided a platform to the students to discover and develop their magnificent abilities. The children not only understood the importance of reading but also participated with great enthusiasm and showcased their talent. The school Principal Ms.Mona Rastogi urged the students to take time out to read every day, every week, every month and throughout the year to become avid and enthusiastic readers. The week-long celebrations created awareness among the participants about the astounding change they can bring about in themselves by reading books.

“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self”

 International Yoga Day is celebrated on 21^stJune, every year across the globe. During this pandemic year also, parents, students and teachers of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura enthusiastically participated to mark the event. The theme of this year’s Yoga Day is ‘Yoga for Wellness’.

The tiny tots of classes 1 and 2 showed great zeal and enjoyed different yoga asanas in their Physical Education classes like Tadasana, Vajrasana, Dandasana etc.. They learnt the benefits of various asanas and also learnt how to build strength, increase flexibility, boost confidence and stay positive in this pandemic situation. Online quiz on Yoga was organized which included wide range of G.K. and awareness questions.

 Parents also came forward to spread the awareness of healthy living by doing yoga with children at home and shared photographs. Along with parents, teachers also took initiative to demonstrate and educate children about staying fit.

 Overall, Yoga Day was successful in conveying the message ofHealthy Living.

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA

"Yoga is an invaluable gift of lndian ancient tradition and is a holistic approach to health and well being."

The art of practicing yoga helps in controlling an individual's mind, body and soul. It brings physical and mental discipline ,enhances concentration span, brings energy and vitality in the body. In today's scenario, maintaining physical and mental health has become all the more important for that we need to train our little ones in the art of practicing yoga which is a comprehensive solution 

 to good health and wellbeing. To commemorate International Yoga day,the children were taught simple yoga postures and asanas in their fitness classes. The children enthusiastically participated in the activity. They also shared beautiful photographs and videos of doing various Asanas,Pranayams, Dhayan -mudra with the school.Children were also motivated to make Yoga, a part of their daily regime for attaining the goal of good health.

Father's Day Celebration

The significance of a father is beyond words as he is the person who works tirelessly to fulfill the requirements of his family. To honour the contribution of fathers  and to celebrate the paternal bonding, Father's day is celebrated every year.This is the time to acknowledge the Fathers’ dedication and also the efforts made by them in raising & nurturing their families.

The children celebrated this day to make their father feel special .

The children expressed their love and gratification by making beautiful cards and presenting them to their fathers . Beautiful photographs showing their immense love and respect for their endearing fathers were shared with the school. The efforts by our tiny tots  were well admired by everyone.

 World Environment Day (5^th   June)

‘One step for a better environment today, is one step towards a better future tomorrow.’

World Environment Day is celebrated on 5^th  June every year to create awareness about upkeep of environment .It is the  day that reminds everyone on the planet to get involved in environment friendly activities and take positive environmental action to protect mother Earth.

 Classes 3 to 5 celebrated World Environment Day this year virtually to sensitize the students about protection of environment to ensure a safe future. An informative thought-provoking PPT stimulated awareness about the environment among the students .It aimed at attracting their attention and urging them to take action towards safeguarding nature. This was followed by a discussion on this year’s theme of the Environment Day ‘Ecosystem Restoration’. The students enjoyed a movie ‘The Lorax’ which further inspired them .A melodious song by the children on creating a clean pollution-free planet reiterated their resolve of building a greener planet. A few environment related craft activities were shared with the students to help them do their bit for a better tomorrow and achieve sustainable development goals.

Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi urged the students to become crusaders of environment  protection and bring about a change in attitude towards environment by advocating partnership between each human being and society.

International Day for Biological Diversity 

-“We’re part of the solution”

The international Day for biological diversity also popularly known as World Biodiversity Day is a United Nations sanctioned international Day for the promotion of biodiversity issues. It is celebrated on May 22 every year. During this pandemic the students of Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura from classes IX and X showed their commitment to protect the biological diversity in all the best possible ways and celebrated this day in a unique way. From nature-based solutions to climate, health issues, food security, water security and sustainable livelihood , biodiversity is the foundation upon which we all can build back  better and secure our future. This year 2021 the theme is “we are part of the solution” - the slogan was chosen to be a continuation of the momentum generated last year under the overarching theme our solutions are in  the nature which serves as a reminder that biodiversity remains the answer to several sustainable development challenges today. Our students have showed great zeal ,enthusiasm and exhibited their efforts in the most creative ways they could.

Activity-Based Learning Programme (Classes III-V) 

‘Education is not received, it is achieved by values, life-skills and knowledge.’

In compliance with the guidelines laid down by the Government , online teaching came to a close due to Covid-19 concerns. But the teachers at SPS with the guidance of Principal Ms.Mona Rastogi came up with novel and interesting ways to keep  young learners occupied through productive and fruitful Activity-Based Learning Programme.

The plethora of activities were planned for  classes III-V which included story-telling sessions, writing of book-reviews, discussion on Covid-19 Appropriate Behaviour, Fun with Numbers, Vocabulary Enhancement and many more.

The students enthusiastically participated and enjoyed drawing, colouring, craft, music, dance and many other engaging activities which enhanced their creativity and imagination.

Fun-filled sessions involving games like- Maths Bingo and Atlas, stood out and were greatly enjoyed by the students. These sessions helped them to channelize their energies in a creative and proficient manner.

Fitness and yoga sessions offered unique possibility for every child to experience a joyful blossoming of their potential.

Through these activities, the students also gained knowledge about our partner state, Sikkim- its location, climate, people, flora, fauna festivals etc.

The Activity-Based Programme led the children through an exploration of fun, love and joy and boosted their academic, motor, communication and socio-emotional skills.

The efforts of the school and the support and co-operation of the parents provided an anchor to the children in this turbulent period and helped them discover a new zeal for life, through this programme.

International Day of Families (Classes 1&2)

“Family is not an important thing. It’s everything. “– Michael J. Fox

The International Day of Families is observed on 15^th May every year. To cherish this blessing of God the students of classes 1 and 2 celebrated this day in their homes with their loved ones.

To express their love and gratitude, children made family trees. They played games and helped each other at home. This loving bond provides a healthy and safe environment, which is necessary for an individual’s development. 

It is also said that when we are better connected with our loved ones, we also feel physically and emotionally better. So, to reinforce this connection, this special day was made the part of celebrations for the tiny tots of classes I and II.  

FAMILY  DAY  CELEBRATlON (LKG and UKG)

Family is about creating strong relationship and providing a sense of belongingness and unconditional love .Family members provide built in support system that helps to overcome the challenges of life. Family is important to an individual as it helps one to grow in a well rounded personality.We, at

Sachdeva Public School celebrated International day of families to enable the children to recognise the value of family in their life.To express their love and gratification towards their family members,children made beautiful photo frames with family picture.Children passionately participated in this creative venture. Such activites revive and rekindle the love and affection among the family members.

 WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY ONLINE CELEBRATION

CLASSES XI AND XII

The students of Classes XI and XII commemorated WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY on 3 May 2021, through their powerful expression to raise awareness of the importance of freedom of the press.

The United Nations General Assembly declared May 3 to be World Press Freedom Day to remind governments of their duty to respect and uphold the right to freedom of expression enshrined under Article 19 of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and marking the anniversary of the Windhoek Declaration, a statement of free press principles put together by African newspaper journalists in Windhoek in 1991.

Through creative PowerPoint Presentations, articles and talk shows, students showcased their exuberance in this year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good”. The dynamic work of the students highlights that the theme is of urgent relevance to all countries across the world. It recognizes the changing communications system that is impacting our health, our human rights, democracies and sustainable development.

Mother's Day Celebration (LKG and UKG)

"Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children."

  The bond of a mother and her child is inexplicable. The purity and warmth of the bond is beyond any relation in the world.

Mother's Day is the special day of the year to acknowledge, appreciate and recognise her contribution in shaping the future of the children.

To make the mothers feel special and to show their immense love and gratification, children made beautiful photo stands and cards as token of love for their loving mothers.Children were seen passionately involved in the craft activity and their efforts were greatly applauded by everyone.

‘Feet Up- Dancing Stars’

Dance Competition (Class V)

‘Dance is the joy of movement and the heart of life.’

Dance is a unique way of expression and communication. It is an art that teaches value of discipline, commitment and work ethics. It also develops creative thinking skills and boosts self esteem & confidence.

With the aim of honing the dancing skills of young dance enthusiasts, Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura organised an Online Dance Competition ‘Feet Up- Dancing Stars’ for the children of Class- 5.The theme of the competition was ‘Folk Dances of Eastern States of India’.

The school invited the children to send video clips of their dance performance showcasing their mesmerizing moves from the comfort of their homes. Vivacious and enthralling performances of different folk dances were received. The lovely dancers dressed up in colourful costumes, arranged from home, swayed to the beats of folk music.

Each performance was scintillating and praiseworthy. The competition was an attempt to help the students beat their lockdown blues and engage them creatively. The efforts and hard work of parents to make their child perform and excel was commendable indeed. The winners were awarded with e-certificates . It was truly an amazing experience for the talented and creative-certificates Principal Mrs Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of the participants and congratulated the winners.

WORKSHOP ON GROWTH MINDSET

 “Great works are performed, not by strength, but by perseverance.”

Each individual is constituent of their own unique qualities which help distinguish the extent of our capabilities defined by the predetermined mindset. Mindset is an important part of innovation beginning with materialization of thoughts and leading to connecting oneself to positive thinking and confidence. With this innovative approach, an online webinar was conducted on May 5, 2021 for creating a growth mindset to improve the overall performance and initiative steps taken by the teachers to apply highly impactful growth mindset techniques in personal life, education and learning environment. The resource person highlighted the difference between Mind, Mindset and Mentality and categorized people according to their implicit views on fixed mindset by stating various examples. He reiterated the fact that it is possible to promote growth mindset by teaching students about neuroscience as our brain is malleable and becomes stronger through effort and seeking help when necessary. The resource person also discussed the attributes of a teacher with a growth mindset like responsibility, positive thinking, high expectations and active learning. Various steps to help children for growth mindset were also accentuated.

Overall, it was a very fruitful and enriching session.    

 International Earth Day 2021

‘Love the earth as you would love yourself’ – said John Denver.

And a special day, 22 April, has been allocated for just showing how much we love and care for our planet earth.– Earth Day.

Earth Day has been celebrated every single year for 51 years by people all around the earth.

And this celebration is very close to our hearts at Sachdeva Public School,Pitampura because we care about this amazing planet, our beautiful home with its incredible beauty.

Like every year, this year too, our students participated wholeheartedly in various virtual activities specially designed for the day to uphold the spirit of this year’s theme – Restore Our Earth.

The children watched videos on Earth Day and got acquainted with a number of interesting facts. They took a pledge to do their bit to reduce, reuse, recycle, conserve energy, save water, protect natural resources and spread awareness among family and friends to work together for a cleaner, greener and beautiful earth.

The students of class III exhibited their creativity by making the best use of waste to create  beautiful collages. Class IV students had fun making planters with waste bottles for growing small plants and trees – the green gold of our earth. And the students of class V went all out for the winged beauties by making attractive bird feeders, that too with the waste tins and cans available to them.

The Principal Ms Mona Rastogi urged the students to celebrate each day as Earth Day , take care of the environment daily and  be ‘Earth Day Warriors’ to save our unique planet from chocking.

Earth Day Classes 1 & 2

A clean Earth is a happy Earth. Think green, keep it clean.

To increase the awareness of the clean environment, the Earth day is celebrated on 22nd April every year. It is the day that is supposed to inspire more awareness and appreciation for Earth's natural environment. Our Earth is very beautiful and life giving. This day reminds us to take care of our planet. Earth day is assigned to different themes or areas of focus each year. This year's theme is "Restore our Earth".

Keeping the present situation in mind this April also Earth Day has gone digital even for the students of classes 1 and 2. The little members of SPS family also contributed by planting trees and making posters depicting ways to Save Earth. Reciting poems and Green Anthem song was also the part of this virtual event. Nature never stops, so let's wake up and promise to plant trees and keep the surroundings clean. We all must do our part and we can make a difference.

Celebrate every day as Earth Day.

An online workshop was conducted on ‘Effective Utilisation of Time' for the students of classes X and  XII.  The workshop aimed at guiding students on how to plan ahead with the study schedules and easily achieve the set goals for sure shot success in Board Examinations. It focused also on strengthening highly demanded skills like analytical thinking, creativity, emotional intelligence etc. The workshop gave an opportunity to the students to find out for themselves if they would like to take research programmes, they can take first hand experience of various activities like entrepreneurship, internship etc. The workshop was an interactive one and broadened the prospects of the students for better careers in India and abroad.

Talent Week 

‘All of us do not have equal talents, but all of us should have an  equal opportunity to develop our talents.’

Keeping this in view ‘Talent Week'  was organised for the students of classes III-V from 22 February to 26 February 2021 to engage the children positively and motivate them to believe in their innate caliber and creativity during these tough times. A plethora of events was held  during this week virtually- Dance and Music Competition, Cooking without Fire, Sports Day.

Dance and Music Competitions for students of classes III and V enabled  the students to showcase their dancing and singing skills. The budding chefs of class IV participated in Cooking without Fire Competition and showcased their culinary skills by making sumptuous  and exotic salads and sandwiches. The Talent Hunt served as a wonderful platform to encourage the young minds to explore and express their talent. The budding artists performed live on virtual platform with great passion and showcased their innate talent like acting, mimicry, solving puzzles, rubic cube, performing magic tricks ….. and the list is endless. Their performances were scintillating and entertaining.

The much awaited annual event ‘Sports Day ' was also observed virtually during the week to spread awareness about sports, physical activity and overall health among students.The energetic  Sachdevians sent their videos performing  different yoga asanas  and exercises. The best entries and performances were given e-certificates. Our revered principal ma’am, Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to keep exploring and developing their talent.It was indeed a delightful and fun-filled week.

Virtual Sports  Day of classes I and II

Sports improve the quality of human life. They bring discipline in us .They fill us with the value of dedication and patience.Sports and games also maintain mental and physical balance. This year had been an year of online classes but that did not affect the physical training of our students just like their academics. The tiny tots of classes 1 and 2 were excited for virtual sports day. One minute games were selected for the children and everyone got a chance to participate. The students made videos in full fervour. Although  the sports day was virtual yet all the protocols were followed as they are followed in the ground. The mascot for online sports day was Doraemon - favourite of all.The torch lighting, oath ceremony were  presided over by our respected Principal ma'am Mrs. Mona Rastogi. She administered the oath, gave her best wishes through motivational words and declared the annual virtual   sports meet open. The children also showcased their talent in yoga, taekwando and hoopla in the form of  cultural programme in the beginning. The enthusiasm of the little stars of classes 1 and 2 was an evidence of the successful virtual event. The three positions were awarded for each game in each class with e - certificates. The participants who could not win were also motivated and appreciated for their participation and were given participation certificates. The virtual sports meet was declared closed with the encouraging  words of  Principal ma’am and a hope to meet in  the school ground soon.

Show and tell activity

In the lined up activities of school calendar, 'Show and Tell 'activity - speaking about something you know and interested in provides perfect platform to the children to think creatively and express effectively. The children participated in the activity enthusiastically  and it helped to boost their confidence ,build vocabulary and enhance communication skills. The children picked up objects like toys,water bottle, sanitizer  ,story book, school bag etc. from their surroundings and spoke sentences on it. It was a matter of great pride to see the little ones speaking so confidently with expressions and voice modulation. It proved to be a wonderful activity which was a great learning experience for the kids.

‘Show and tell’ is a great way to encourage a child’s interest and a chance for them to  think outside the box a little. With the aim to foster public speaking competency of the young minds Sachdeva Public school, Pitampura, organised ‘Show and Tell ‘activity.The students were full of confidence while showing objects of their choice and were excited to share their descriptive narration.They spoke on their favourite toy, storybook, amazon echo,plants, clock  etc The objects and the background created  by the parents were amazing. The students gave   magnificent performances and the activity was a huge success

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The school celebrated the 72^nd golden year of Indian Republican Spirit, in the school premises on 22 January 2021. The occasion was graced by the honorable management of the school. The Principal, Mrs. Mona Rastogi welcomed the dignitaries with saplings. The Chairman, Shri S. K. Sachdeva unfurled the tricolor and marked the ceremonial beginning of the celebration and inspired the audience with his pearls of wisdom. Keeping up with the unrelenting annual tradition, the digital edition of the school magazine, THE QUEST 2021 was released.

The students of SPS never lose their high-spiritedness and effervescence. A combined effort was made by the students and teachers to share their vigor for the motherland, through a video recording delight on the theme, “NEW BEGINNING, NEW HOPE” inspiring the whole humanity to stand firm with determination at times of challenge and controversy.

The programme concluded on high notes of patriotic upsurge when all members of the management released the tricolor balloons proclaiming to the world, the pride of Indians in its free and united spirit.

Republic Day Celebration

Sachdeva Public school ,Pitampura celebrated Republic Day with patriotic fervour and enthusiasm.The children paid homage to the national flag by singing  the national anthem .The teachers highlighted the significance of the day and encouraged them to become good citizens of the country.The tiny tots of nursery  made tricolour headgear and beautiful  drawings of Republic Day.Some of them   prepared scrumptious tricolour food like idli, sandwiches and rice etc which was very appealing to the eyes.They  came dressed up as freedom fighters and soldiers  and conveyed a very important message of patriotism  through their patriotic dance, poems, slogans  and dialogues  . Children were seen passionately involved and were brimming with excitement. It was a fun filled  day  packed with joy and happiness.

Republic Day Celebrations

Sachdeva Public school ,Pitampura celebrated Republic Day with patriotic fervour and enthusiasm.The children paid homage to the national flag by singing  the national anthem .The teachers highlighted the significance of the day and encouraged them to become good citizens of the country.The tiny tots of nursery  made tricolour headgear and beautiful  drawings of Republic Day.Some of them   prepared scrumptious tricolour food like idli, sandwiches and rice etc which was very appealing to the eyes.They  came dressed up as freedom fighters and soldiers  and conveyed a very important message of patriotism  through their patriotic dance, poems, slogans  and dialogues  . Children were seen passionately involved and were brimming with excitement. It was a fun filled  day  packed with joy and happiness.

Republic Day Celebrations

 Republic Day is celebrated every year with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour.

It is the day when India adopted it's Constitution and to mark the occasion  Sachdeva Public School organized a bunch of interesting activities in the online classes.Children were given a creative platform where they showcased their innate talents by making beautiful wrist bands,posters, national symbols ,flags etc.Children enacted as freedom fighters who laid their lives for India's freedom which filled everyone's heart with gratification .Some  took pride in dressing up like armed forces and took pledge to save the boundaries of the nation. Others sang patriotic songs and raised slogans like Vande matram, Jai Hind with great zest and zeal.

Children also tried their hands on making tricolor theme food for this Republic Day like tri  colour salad,sandwiches etc.which was a tasty feast.The little ones passionately participated in the activities and rejoiced every moment of it which was well evidvent from videos and photographs shared by them. In all,students displayed their patriotism and love  for their country.

Youth Parliament, 2020 

52 students of classes IX to XII hosted ‘Youth Parliament 2020’ under the ‘National Youth Parliament Scheme’ on a virtual platform on 30^th December, 2020. The programme has been developed by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs to increase awareness among the youth about the various tasks carried out and issues discussed in parliament. The Chief guest of the event was Hon’ble Principal ma’am, ‘Ms Mona Rastogi’ who set the ball-rolling by speaking a few inspiring words and igniting the young minds in her inaugural address.

This online session had various participants playing the role of different ministers in the parliament and the role of the speaker was played strongly by ‘Ms. Vandita Somani’, a student of class XI.  The topic of the discussion was pollution.  The participants learned about the proceedings that take place in the lower house of the parliament. Students learned about the role of various ministers they played, their powers and their accountability to the people of this nation. Participants came up with strong arguments on the given topic. Overall it was an enchanting and illuminating session.

Webinar on Effective Communication To Enhance the Life Skills On 12th January 2021 a webinar was organised for the teachers by the Action Committee on Effective Communication To Enhance the Life Skills. The resource person was Dr.Usha Ram ,former Principal ,Laxman Public School. The resource person expressed her views on a very important topic how to deal with stress during communication.She emphasised on the importance of patience and perseverance and the ability to recognise stress.She also highlighted the 7 C's of communication to be concise,concrete,clear,correct,coherent,complete and courteous.She emphasised that it is imperative to understand that communication is a two way process and listening is an art.She informed that one needs to be an engaged listener in order to form a deeper connection thereby breaking all the barriers to enhance effective communication.She accentuated that we need to stay calm under pressure, pause to collect our thoughts and deliver our words clearly.The resource person reiterated her views by conveying a mindful thought -silence is golden and no one is perfect.Overall,it was an extremely informative webinar.

COLOURFUL STROKES

INTERHOUSE PAINTING COMPETITION (31^ST DECEMBER 2020)

Art is a great healer. It soothes the mind and the soul. Students of classes VI to X bid adieu to the Year 2020 by sprinkling the colours of their imagination on sheets of paper using multifarious colours during the Interhouse Poster/Painting Competition held on 31^st December 2020. They showcased their creative sides by choosing from diverse topics given to them and came out with beautiful, colourful and attractive posters and paintings incorporating different art forms like lippon, street art, pop art, folk art, illusionism and animated art. The passion and enthusiasm of our young artists was unmatched and opened the doors to a more hopeful and prosperous New Year 2021.

 COLOURFUL STROKES

INTERHOUSE PAINTING COMPETITION (31^ST DECEMBER 2020)

 Art is a great healer. It soothes the mind and the soul. Students of classes VI to X bid adieu to the Year 2020 by sprinkling the colours of their imagination on sheets of paper using multifarious colours during the Interhouse Poster/Painting Competition held on 31^st December 2020. They showcased their creative sides by choosing from diverse topics given to them and came out with beautiful, colourful and attractive posters and paintings incorporating different art forms like lippon, street art, pop art, folk art, illusionism and animated art. The passion and enthusiasm of our young artists was unmatched and opened the doors to a more hopeful and prosperous New Year 2021.

CHRISTMAS CRAFT COMPETITION

“The smell of pine boughs fills the air,

Pretty silver bells tinkle everywhere.

Sparkling snow covers the ground,

Christmas spirit is all around.”

Christmas is a festival of joy, happiness, frolic and fun. It is indeed the most magical time of the year.

This vibrant festival  is celebrated all over the world on 25 December every year. It commemorates the birth of the saviour of the world ,Jesus Christ. The spread of love and peace among mankind is the supreme message of Christmas.

Every year Sachdeva Public School celebrates Christmas with great magnificence. Children are especially enthusiastic and fondly await this day. As this year is severely affected by the untold havocs of the Pandemic and its side effects, the students of classes 3 to 5 celebrated Christmas virtually by presenting melodious carols and dancing on the foot tapping tune of 'Jingle Bells' that filled the air with cheer.

A Christmas Craft Competition was also organised for the students of classes 3 to 5. They prepared dazzling Christmas trees, attractive Christmas cards for the loved ones and beautiful Santas. They showcased best of their talents using a variety of decorative materials such as stars, bells, pompoms, cotton etc.

The students took part in the competition with full enthusiasm. 

Their sincere efforts were appreciated by the school Principal, Ms. Mona Rastogi.

The winners from each section were awarded  e-certificates for their extraordinary work.

Webinar by Times NIE and Bennett University on ‘Skills for Success’ in post- Covid world.

On 24^th December 2020, a webinar was organized for the students of classes XI and XII by Times NIE in collaboration with Bennett University on ‘Skills for Success’ in post covid world. The resource person was Mr. Abhijan Ganguly.

 The resource person discussed the challenges presented by Covid -19. He emphasized that everybody has to adjust to this new normal and hence develop skills required to succeed in these challenging times such as critical thinking, being tech savvy, digital literacy, problem solving skills, creativity, ability to manage time along with mental wellness etc. He also shared information about the various programs and courses offered by Bennet University. Overall it was an informative webinar.

Christmas Celebration

Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe is the son of God. The name "Christmas"comes from the Mass of Christ .It is celebrated by the people around the world,whether they are Christians or not It's a time when family and friends come together and remember the good things they have. People, and especially children, also like Christmas as its a time when you give and receive presents. It's also a legendary figure Santa Claus whose popular image is based on traditions associated with Saint Nicholas.He is said to bring gifts to the homes of well behaved children on the night of Christmas Eve (24 December). 

The little toddlers of Sachdeva public school showcased and participated in various activities organised. The activities included Christmas cap decorating, Mask and card making.

The children enjoyed the activities thoroughly by dressing up as Santa, fairies and helped their mothers in baking and decorating a cake too!

Christmas brings cheer and love and we  at Sachdeva Public School celebrated it with the same fervour, spreading the message of love and joy among our children.Soaking in the spirit of Christmas ,the tiny tots of nursery celebrated the festival with enthusiasm and zeal.

The significance of the festival was explained to the students through the Christmas story.Many activities such as colouring the Santa Claus, drawing gifts and making beautiful Christmas photo frame were taken up in the class.

The students added to the festive mood by singing carols and tapping their feet to the beats of Christmas songs.Some students came dressed up as Santa and some baked cakes  with gems and cashews .Other decorated the Christmas tree with buntings and twinkling stars and made beautiful  cards.The students enjoyed themselves and wished  their friends and teachers Merry Christmas. 

 Such celebrations bring happiness and togetherness among the students and also inculcate the spirit of sharing and giving in them.

Christmas celebration

Christmas brings festivity and joy all around.Beautifully decorated christmas trees, jingling bells,  twinkling stars and lights,delicious cakes, and Santa  distributing gifts to the children, this is what  Christmas is all about for the little ones.To bring cheer and smiles on the faces of tiny tots some interesting activities were organised in the on line  classes. Children joyfully participated in colouring and craft activities,made beautiful Christmas caps and Santa masks. Some children shared the videos in which they  were seen decorating X -mas trees, with buntings, bells, stars, lights,gifts,candies etc.and wishing merry x-mas to everyone. Some delightfully baked and decorated yummy x-mas cakes with gems, choco chips,crunchies etc.Children sang carols and danced on the tunes of melodious x-mas songs.Others came dressed as Santa Claus giving gifts and spreading happiness all around. .ln all children enjoyed the festivity thoroughly and had a good time .

Christmas Celebration

Class I & II (2020-21)

Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle all the way. Yes, it’s Christmas time. Everyone waits for the arrival of Christmas very eagerly. This festival reminds us the importance of giving and sharing our time with our friends, family and relatives. Christmas is celebrated all over the world on 25 December every year because Lord Jesus Christ was born on this auspicious day. Although it was online, but this year also this festival was celebrated with a great zeal. Children of classes I and II dressed up as santas and fairies and danced on the foot tapping music of Christmas carols as the best way to spread Christmas cheer is dancing and singing loud for all to hear. The incredible dance performances were quite enough to kindle the whole atmosphere. The little ones decorated the X-mas tree and bells enthusiastically using their creative ideas. A special assembly was also held online and children expressed their thoughts for the same.

Let the magic of Christmas bring love and peace to everyone. Happy New Year!!!!!

Reading Week

23 November – 27 November 2020

Reading is the magic key that takes you where you want to be.

Besides transporting a reader into a world of one’s desire, reading gives the brain a workout, improves memory, expands the vocabulary, improves speaking and writing skills – the list of benefits far surpasses the effort and time that goes into reading. 

Keeping the numerous benefits of reading in mind,, the school organized a ‘Reading Week’ from 23 November to 27 November to boost the reading habit in the students ensuring it does not take a backseat and suffer during the school shutdown.

The students actively took up reading of their course books during English, Hindi, Science and Social Science classes and explored magical worlds in story books during the Library period. The teachers and librarian encouraged and motivated the students to take advantage of the school e-library and enjoy the story books, encyclopedias and other books available on the school website.

Let us remember, reading is the best refreshment in our hectic life schedule- so make time for yourself and your books. And if you are a person who does not read, it’s never too late to start. 

Happy Reading- Happier You!

Celebration of Guru Nanak Jayanti (classes I and II) 

India celebrates many religious festivals. Guru Nanak Jayanti is one of them. It is celebrated in the month of Kartik on the day of full moon known as Kartik Purnima. 

All the gurudwaras are lit up and decorated on this auspicious occasion. Three days before Gurupurab- the holy book- The Guru Granth Sahib is read without break in gurudwaras. Langar is served in all the gurudwaras on this occasion. This year students of classes I and II celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti virtually.  A special assembly was held  where students spoke about the teachings of Guru Nanak Ji and also recited shabads. A short movie about the life and teachings of Guru Nanak Dev ji was shown to the students.

Reading Week(23.11.20-28.11.20)

Reading is one of the life skill that every child must pick up at early years of life. To inculcate love for reading, Reading Week was organised for the nursery kids.An array of exciting activities were specially culled to nurture reading habit which opens new vistas of learning.

Children did letter and picture reading from their books with great confidence.ln an exciting activity ,children were asked to pick up different objects from their homes like carry bags, chocolate boxes, sanitizers etc to read the letters  written on them and it proved to be a great fun. Children thoroughly enjoyed playing hopskotch in the online classes. Children also  made small reading books and attractive bookmarks .Parents  shared beautiful photographs and videos of the activities with the school. The week  long activities  were not only fun filled but also had great learning outcomes.

READING WEEK

The reading week was held in the primary wing of Sachdeva Public school from to 23 rd November 2020 - 27th November 2020 through a virtual platform. This year the reading week was celebrated with various activities and the main objective was to mark the importance of reading in one’s life and inculcate reading habits in students. 

Various exciting activities conducted during the week-long celebration were -narrate a short story, picture description, vocabulary building and making attractive bookmarks.These activities gave opportunities to the students  to interact and sharpen their language and speaking skills.

The enthusiasm and fervour among students could be witnessed through their active participation. The students not only learnt the importance of reading  books but also observed this week with a great amount of zeal, new learnings and achievements.

National Constitution Day

“Constitution is not a mere lawyers document, it is a vehicle of Life, & its spirit is always the spirit of Age.”

Constitution Day also known as National Law Day is celebrated in our country on 26 November to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India.    The school also celebrated 26 November 2020 as National Constitution Day to promote constitutional values among the students and to pay tribute to the father of constitution, Dr. B.R.Ambedkar. The teachers read out the Preamble to the children and enlightened them about its importance. All the students took a pledge to live by the principles laid down in the Preamble and to work together to eradicate corruption. The students all made presentations on the topic Constitution. They promised to follow integrity and honesty in all walks of life and to reiterate their commitment in building the India of their dreams.

Children’s Day Celebration

Sachdeva Public school celebrates Children’s day which marks the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru who showed his love for the children by saying “I may have time for adults, but I have enough time for children.”

School is considered as a second home for children where they are cared ,loved and nurtured. Even in this pandemic, when children are away from school, teachers have tried to connect and 

 make this day a wonderful and joyous day, full of fond memories by sharing videos where the teachers gave beautiful messages which filled the air with vibes of love and bonding that they share.The teachers also shared photographs of cherished moments they had in the online classes.

It was a token of love and blessings for our endearing tiny tots.

Children's Day Celebration

(Classes I &II )

Children's Day is celebrated on 14th November every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Chacha Nehru. He loved children very much. He was the first Prime Minister of India. He always said ' Children of today will make India of tomorrow. ' This celebration is a great way to make both the children and adults aware that children are the future of a country. This year has been the year of online teaching. So the students of classes I & II celebrated the Children's Day virtually. They wore party dresses, had special assembly. They even enjoyed their favorite food while watching movie about Chacha Nehru. Teachers sent their special messages through videos. It was a day to make the children feel happy and important.

Diwali celebration at Sachdeva Public school by the tiny tots of nursery illuminated everyone’s heart with joy and fervor.The week-long celebration comprised of a bunch of exhilarating activities for the students.

An assembly was organised in which the teachers  explained  the significance of this festival and relevance of eco friendly celebration .

Students made beautiful cards , painted diyas  and decorated them with glitter. 

Some students  made posters to create awareness about the hazardous effects of burning crackers, some presented their  dance  and enthralled everyone with their graceful moves and some shared their videos in which they were seen cleaning and decorating their house with their family members to welcome a feeling of positivity.

This celebration gave an opportunity to reinforce both cultural and family values in children.

Diwali also popularly known as "Deepavali"is one of the most auspicious festivals of Hindus residing in India or across the globe. The festival is celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm. People get to meet their family,friends and relatives and share greetings and gifts with their loved ones. 

According to Hindus,Diwali is a festival which commemorates the return of Lord Ram to Ayodhya along with his wife Sita, brother Laxman and ardent devotee Hanuman after defeating the demon king Ravan.

The toddlers of Sachdeva Public  School participated in activities like Diya decoration and card making. The parents happily sent the videos in which the children were worshipping Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesha. They also made posters, quotes, slogans on Eco friendly Diwali.Few children performed on famous Diwali songs involving their parents as well.Parents were delighened to send photographs and videos of their children dressed up traditionally.

Diwali Celebration

Diwali, the festival of lights is the most awaited festival of the year which enlightens everyone's heart, brings joy and mirth all around. The Covid19 couldn't dampen the spirit of festivity amongst the tiny tots of 

Sachdeva Public School who participated in the activities like card making and diya decoration with great zeal and zest. Also the festive  fervour was quite evident from the videos shared by them.The children were seen adorning their homes with beautiful torans ,bandanwars kandeels and flowers to welcome Goddess Lakshmi who brings wealth and prosperity.

The excitement of making rangolis and lighting up their homes with diyas and candles was unmatched. Some children did aarti of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi with puja  thali in their hands and offering flowers with full devotion. The children happily greeted the  parents ''Happy Diwali " who in return gave gifts and blessed them,which brought a vibrant smile on their faces.They also came forward as environmental messangers, made posters and raised slogans "Say no to crackers","Lets celebrate pollution free Diwali", spearheading the movement against pollution.The  children enthralled everyone with  their mesmerizing dance performances.ln all, children had a happy and gala time.

Welcoming the festival of lights, students of SPS nursery unfolded their creative abilities in a string of activities throughout the week. Various activities planned by the teachers such as card making, drawing, colouring, poster making and decorating diya were thoroughly enjoyed by the kids. 

Teachers explained the children about the significance of the festival and the relevance of eco-friendly Diwali. Kids captured the beautiful moments of their Diwali preparation and celebration in the form of pictures and videos which they shared with their teachers. 

While celebrating Diwali online our young Sachdevians led the way in spreading the message of celebrating safe and pollution-free Diwali. 

Certainly Diwali enlightens the hearts and brings joy to every heart.

DIWALI CRAFT COMPETITION

'The gleam of diyas and echo of chants brightens our houses, minds, and fills our hearts with warmth and love.'

Diwali, the festival of lights, is the true amalgam of the above attributes. This festival which signifies victory of good over evil and knowledge over ignorance, is always celebrated with great zeal and fervour throughout India.

To mark this occasion and break the monotony of dull and confined life during this pandemic, a Diwali Craft Competition was organised for the students of primary wing. The ingenious students of classes III to V made the exquisite wall hangings and bandhanwars and embellished them with decorative items like thread, lace, stones, studs, mirrors, bindis, flowers etc. 

The students took part in the competition with dynamism. A blend of noteworthy creativity and imagination was displayed by them.This competition enhanced their fine motor skills and provided them a platform to strengthen, enrich and polish their creative side.

Principal ma'am exalted the efforts of the students.The winners from each class were awarded e-certificates for their extraordinary and laborious work.The students were also incentivized to celebrate green and pollution free diwali with their family members by ensuring social distancing.

Let's celebrate the festival in the true sense by spreading joy and light up the world of others.

Diwali Celebration (Classes I & II)

Diwali is one of the most auspicious festivals of India. The festival is celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm by people throughout the world. It commemorates the return of Lord Ram to Ayodhya after defeating the demon king.This religious festival signifies the victory of good over evil and triumph of light over darkness.

The festival brings a lot of happiness and delightful moments for everyone. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the students of classes I & II celebrated Diwali with full enthusiasm, devotion and excitement. The celebration began with Ganesh Vandana. The children were dressed in vibrant traditional attire and danced on the melodious songs. They mesmerised everyone with their wonderful performances. They also conveyed the message of celebrating green and safe Diwali without crackers. To add more zeal to the festival, they made beautiful bandhanwars and rangoli to celebrate blissful and eco- friendly Diwali. The celebration gave an opportunity to teach children more about our culture and heritage.

CAREERS IN INDIA AND ABROAD BY JITIN CHAWLA 

A webinar was organized by the school in collaboration with Jitin Chawla Center for Career Development on 6^th November 2020. The aim was to acquaint students with different career opportunities and skills required for the same. Mr. Jitin Chawla and his team discussed about conventional and unconventional career options and colleges available for all the streams. He also invited respective speakers from his team to share their expertise on the types of designing careers in India and career opportunities and procedures to study abroad. Students participated with great enthusiasm and their queries were addressed by the team.

The webinar was an eye opener as the students got to know about a wide range of options available for them according to their chosen streams and preferences. They got to know about how they should prepare themselves for various courses, camps etc. They learnt about various specialization  and superspecialisation courses available and universities providing these courses in India and abroad.

RASHTRIYA EKTA DIWAS

National Unity Day or Rashtriya Ekta Diwas is observed on October 31 every year. The day was introduced in 2014 by the Government of India to mark the birth anniversary of Iron Man of India - Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.

Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura celebrated the day to provide an opportunity to the students to re-affirm in the inherent strength and resilience of our nation to withstand the actual and potential threats to the unity, integrity and security of our country, so that they too can inculcate the virtues of harmony and unity by participating in various activities.

The celebrations began with the Pledge taking ceremony for all the students from Classes I to XII.The students took the Online Unity pledge, in the spirit of unification of our country which was made possible by the vision and actions of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. They solemnly resolved to make their own contributions to ensure the prosperity and progress of the nation. 

This was followed by various online events organized for different classes. Over 150 students from Classes LKG and UKG marked the occasion by making attractive posters and placards and speaking lines, quotes and slogans on Rashtriya Ekta enthusiastically. Their teachers talked to them about how diverse our culture, religion and languages are. ‌The children also sang patriotic songs like “Sare Jahan Se Acha “and “Hum Sub Bharatiya Hain “with great zeal and fervour. Classes I and II participated in a colouring activity which inspired them to believe in the virtue of oneness.

Around 500 students from Classes VI to VIII exhibited   their creativity and potential by participating in an ‘Online Slogan Writing Competition’ on the theme \'Rashtriya Ekta\' showcasing the integrity and security of the nation.

An Online Essay Writing Competition was organised for classes IX to XII in both Hindi and English to help them crystalize their ideas and understanding of the value of integrity, peace and unity. Over 500 students from these classes participated with full vigour and enthusiasm.

The students from Class III onwards are actively participating in theOnline Quiz Competition organised by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education through MyGov platform. The Quiz aims at reviving the heritage of the Indian subcontinent which has been known for its knowledge, traditions and practices in various fields that have survived till date reflecting the phenomenon of continuity and change. Already over 500 students have received their Certificates of Participation. The quiz will remain open for students till 10 November 2020.

Vigilance Awareness Week 2020

The Central Vigilance Commission, an apex integrity institution of the country, in its endeavor to promote transparency, accountability and integrity in public life, has been declaring the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week every year to encourage the fight against corruption. This year the Vigilance Awareness Week was observed from 27th October, 2020 to 2nd November, 2020. This year, the theme of the Vigilance Awareness Week was ‘Satark Bharat, Samriddh Bharat (Vigilant India, Prosperous India)’.

For inculcating greater awareness on vigilance in public life, all students of classes X, XI, XII took ‘e-Integrity Pledge’ during the designated period from home by using the available electronic mode.

Online Group Song Competition

Classes-III & IV

Music is the universal language of mankind.It heals the mind, body and soul. And to heal ourselves  with positivity is the need of the hour.

Keeping this in view, an Online Group Song Competition was organised for the students of  classes lll & IV. The participants were trained well in their online music class. They recorded their voice on the ‘Karoake’ track. There were seven groups in class III and six in class IV with ten to twelve participants each. 

The participants sang beautiful and melodious songs like Do,re,me the sound of music, If you are happy and you know it clap your hands etc. The audio of each participant was compiled and presented to the judges. The children sang the mellifluous songs with passion and confidence. The judgement was based on the voice modulation, pitch and rhythm. 

The enthusiastic budding singers were able to showcase their talent through virtual platform. They had a very exciting and enjoyable experience. All our young maestros who took part in the competition, were well appreciated by our revered principal ma’am, Mrs. Mona Rastogi. The participants of winning sections were awarded e-certificates.

Dussehra Celebrations

“Dusshera symbolizes the victory of good over evil, truth over untruth and justice over injustice”.

Vijayadashami also known as Dussehra, is a major Hindu festival celebrated at the end of Navaratri every year to mark the beginning of the festive season. This festival celebrates the victory of Lord Rama, one of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu, over the ten headed demon king Ravana and infuses every heart with positivity and hope for the prevalence of goodness.

The ongoing pandemic may have stalled the Ram Lila events around the country but  the spirit of the students of SPS is not dampened by the regulations issued by the authorities and hence, Dussehra is being celebrated with the same enthusiasm and fervour by our school as in the previous years.

 The students of classes III-V of the primary wing have put in their best efforts to bring out the age old saga of the Ramayana and celebrate the values of goodness, truth and honesty that hold great significance for every individual and for the entire humanity and would also like to take this opportunity to wish the entire SPS family a joyous and safe Vijayadashami.

Navratri Celebration

Navratri festivity is underway and one can feel the splendour of colours and mirth all around.In Navratri, the nine days long celebration, people worship the different avatars of the Goddess Durga who is the epitome of victory of good over evil.To commemorate and take the blessings of Maa Durga,children of Sachdeva Public School participated in the celebration with great zeal and zest.The festive fervour  was well evident in the photographs and videos shared. The children were seen tapping their feet on the melodious tunes of Garba folk songs and Dandiya raas dressed in colourful and  beautiful traditional attire was a visual treat for everyone.The enthusiasm and passion amongst the children was unparallel.The celebration created many beautiful memories as parents and family members also enthusiastically participated in the performances and created spiritual aura.

Navratri Celebration

Navratri is here with the festive atmosphere. It is a joyous way of worshipping Goddess Durga. With the aim to spread joy and happiness the tiny tots of Sachdeva Public school celebrated Navratri virtually this year. The celebration started by seeking the blessings from Goddess Durga. The teachers explained the students about the importance of nine days of Navratri and how this celebration symbolizes victory over evil.The children were dressed in vibrant traditional attire and offered prayers to Maa Durga.They also danced to the rhythmic dandiya beats using colourful dandiya sticks.The positivity and energy exuberating out of the colourful costumes combined with the enthusiasm of dancing to the dandia folk songs made this celebration extremely successful.It was not only a wonderful experience but also gave an opportunity to teach children more about our culture and heritage.

DUSSEHRA CELEBRATIONS

Dussehra is one of the most distinguished festivals of Hindus who celebrate the victory of good over evil. The festival has special meaning for different people all over India. To keep the festive spirit alive students of classes I and II celebrated Online Dussehra with a lot of religious zeal and fervour. The tiny tots attired as characters of Ramayana and were transformed into Ram, Hanuman, Ravana, Lakshman etc and gave us the glimpses of Ramlila.

What a better way to observe the day by singing a “Ram Bhajan” which demonstrated the power of Lord Ram. The Bhajan was sung melodiously which described Lord Rama’s greatness.

To add on to more glitter and sheer to our celebration, the children made beautiful masks of Ravana using shiny paper and decorative material. The children enjoyed doing this activity. They made the masks with full enthusiasm even in the online class. ‘

The primary objective of the entire celebration was to bring the children closer to their country’s culture and heritage and to teach them “Good always triumphs over evil”.

Mental Health Week (Classes III-V)

 “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.”

Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life and it is the foundation for effective functioning of the students.

To raise awareness on the importance of Mental Health and Well-Being in the life of the students, Mental Health Week from 4-10 October 2020 was observed. During this week, the teachers of Classes III-V organized various activities to provide psychosocial support to the students for their wellness during covid-19 outbreak. Students of Class III showcased their creativity by writing informative slogans and Class IV students participated enthusiastically and made beautiful posters on the topic ‘MentalHealth’.

Teachers narrated stories in English and Hindi to Class V students to motivate them to become strong and capable to face the challenges of life. Question answer session after the story narration was a great experience for the students as it helped them to let out their fear, anxiety and emotionalstress.

The students and teachers came out with wonderful creative ideas to keep oneself happy and positive during any adversity.

This week turned out to be a fabulous experience for the students as it helped them to become mentally strong and balanced. The Principal Ms. Mona Rastogi appreciated the creativity of the students and urged everyone to spread happiness and cheer all around.

Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations:

Gandhi jayanti was celebrated in Sachdeva public school nursery wing, with great zeal and zest. Gandhi ji who is popularly known as "Bapu" and "The Father of the Nation", devoted his life for India's Independence by using his strong weapon- 'Non-violence'. It was a great opportunity to tell the children about Gandhiji's life, beliefs teachings and values which are still relevant.

SPS nursery celebrated the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi .Children participated in the activity of making a dustbin and broom with paper and spread the message of cleanliness. They also dressed up as Gandhiji and spoke few lines,quotes and slogans on Gandhiji's teachings.They were also shown an animated movie on Gandhiji's life.To commemorate the event and making it more fun loving the kids also made 'Charkha'using ice cream sticks, yarn etc to encourage the use of Khadi.The enthusiastic parents happily shared photographs and short videos too.

The celebration brought awareness to the young minds regarding Gandhian values.

GANDHI JAYANTI CELEBRATION

SPS nursery celebrated the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation popularly known as BAPU. The focus of the celebration was imbibing the principles of life that Gandhiji advocated, such as discipline, peace, honesty, cleanliness, non violence, faith & patience.

In the virtual class teachers briefed the students about the teachings of Gandhiji with special focus on Ganhiji's dream of Swachh Bharat.

Children were excited to make paper dustbin & broom taught in the art class as symbol of cleanliness. Children were motivated to keep their surroundings clean.

Children did colouring in their colouring book depicting Gandhiji's teachings -

"See no evil, hear no evil & speak no evil".

Along with the activities a lot of enthusiasm could be seen amongst the children in the pictures & videos in which they recited rhymes, slogans and Gandhiji's teachings .They looked very cute dressed up as "BAPU".

Little kids paid tribute to Gandhiji. The celebration brought awareness to the young minds regarding Gandhian values.

Gandhi Jayanti Celebration

Classes I and II

“Be the change you want to see in the world “ – Mahatma Gandhi

The birthday of the father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi is celebrated with much enthusiasm in our country and so in our school.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as Bapu , was one of the greatest leader to make India Independent. He contributed tirelessly and selflessly in India’s Independence struggle. His ideals were Satya and Ahimsa. We celebrate Gandhi Jayanti on 2nd October every year to mark the birthday of the father of the nation. It is also known as ‘The International Day of Non-Violence.’

He was well known for his policy of truth and non – violence. He ignited hope among fellow Indians to achieve what they aspire for and protest against discrimination at various levels. His name will certainly remain immortal for all generations.

Such occasions are a great opportunities to acquaint our kids with the story of our country and our national heroes like Gandhi ji.

A special assembly was organised by the students of Classes I and II on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. The students paid homage to the great leader by speaking thoughts and poem highlighting the life of the father of the nation and sang his favourite bhajan “Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram…”.  The students also wrote slogans and made posters related to Gandhi ji. This kind of celebration boosts the confidence of the kids and inculcates patriotism in them. The national festival was celebrated with full patriotic fervour by the little ones of Classes I and II.