It was a matter of profound honor and prestige when Revered Principal Ms. Rooma Pathak received the Citation of Honour, an Award for Distinguished Participation in CBSE Adolescent Summit on Life Skills, Mental Health, Safety and Well Being that was held from 15 to 17 December 2022 in collaboration with Expression India – The National Life Skill & School Wellness Program. Chitra Paliwal also made the school proud by achieving Certificate of Appreciation for being outstanding in the event UTOPIA- Thematic Painting at the Summit.

Under the able guidance of the Principal Madam, students through their well displayed exhibition on  Life Skills, Mental Health, Safety & Well Being at the summit garnered praise from the esteemed guests in attendance, including Ms. Ls Changsan, Joint Secretary of the Department of School Education and Literacy in the Ministry of Education, Dr. Joseph Emmanuel, Director of Academics at CBSE, Dr. Biswajit Saha, Director of Trainings and Skill Education at CBSE, Mr. Rajat Sharma, Indian journalist and Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of India TV, and Dr. Jitendra Nagpal, Senior Consultant in Mental Health at Moolchand hospital.

Our school is committed to ensuring the mental health, safety, and overall well-being of our students through a comprehensive curriculum that involves the entire community and promotes family involvement. These achievements by Principal Madam and our students bring pride to our school and serve as a testament to our efforts in empowering our adolescents as Mental Health and Well-Being Ambassadors.

"You can reject now so that you don't regret tomorrow"

To promote awareness about the risks of consumption of tobacco, its ill effects on society and environment, MMPians marched ahead in supporting ‘World with No Tobacco’ by celebrating World Tobacco Day with this year’s theme "Threat to environment" on 31st May 2022, which upheld the fulfillment of Sustainable Development Goals, #SDG3 (Good Health and wellbeing) and #SDG12 (Responsible consumption and production).

MMPS received the shield for school’s enthusiastic  participation on “World No Tobacco Day” by Dr. Meenakshi (MD-IDHS) and  Mrs. Cheshta Yadav (Chairperson IDHS)  on Thursday, 15 December 2022 at "Sensitization Programme and Award Ceremony" organized by District Tobacco Control Cell (North West  District) at BSA Medical College.

Students Ishita, Disha and Anisha of class IX secured I, II and III Position respectively for making and uploading beautiful and colourful posters showcasing #SDG3 (Good Health and wellbeing). Sohini and Mayank Mishra of class X also bagged I and II Position respectively asserting their strong opinions highlighting #SDG12 (Responsible consumption and production). Mr. V.S. Rana (PET) was appreciated and acknowledged as Anti-Tobacco Nodal Officer for his efforts in creating awareness for prevention of consumption of deadly tobacco

Principal Ma'am   Mrs. Rooma Pathak congratulated the students who under the leadership of Mr. V.S. Rana excelled in safeguarding against this social evil  and also wished more such endeavors in this direction.

Shubham Sehrawat, Tanmay Mittal and Sadhak Makhija of class XII won GOLD MEDAL in Under-17 Boys Lawn Tennis Tournament in 3rd Interschool Sports Championship 2022 organised by Bhai Parmanand Vidya Mandir. Shubham Sehrawat was declared Best Player of the Lawn Tennis Tournament.

In pursuit of empowering the adolescents as Mental Health and Well-Being Ambassadors, Principal Madam Ms. Rooma Pathak along with four students viz. Kajal, Chitra Paliwal, Anisha Garg and Rishabh of Class IX attended the launch of the CBSE Adolescent Summit on Life Skills, Mental Health, Safety and Well Being on 15 December 2022 organised in collaboration with Expression India – The National Life Skill & School Wellness Program.

The summit was launched by chief guests Ms. L S Changsan, Joint Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education alongwith Dr. Joseph Emmanuel, Director (Academics), CBSE and Dr. Biswajit Saha, Director (Trainings & Skill Education), CBSE and presided by Mr. Rajat Sharma, Indian Journalist, Chairman and Editor-in-chief of India TV and Dr. Jitendra Nagpal, Senior Consultant - Mental Health, Moolchand hospital.

Students were motivated by the presence of all eminent guests and happy to interact and exhibit their work on Life Skills, Mental Health, Safety & Well Being. In the exhibition, the students of MMPS efficiently displayed  the creative expressions related to the work being done in the school to  promote the key areas of life skills, attitudes, values, gender, health, safety, sanitation and wellbeing, physical education and other allied areas like child rights, peer mentoring, positive parenting, etc. The comprehensive school health promotion (CSHP) was well illustrated through the posters made by the students.

Thus, the school consistently implements cutting-edge strategies to assure student wellbeing, mental health, and safety through a robust curriculum that fosters community and family involvement.

"When we heal the Earth, we heal ourselves"

To sensitize and educate the students on minimizing resource wastage and optimize natural resource consumption, GRIHA council in collaboration with TERI conducted a five day event "Paryavaran Rakshak Week" from 14th November 2022 to 18th November 2022.

The students of MMPS were selected to participate in the “Paryavaran Rakshak Programme” at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, on 18th November 2022. This is a prelude to the 14th GRIHA Summit, where students participated in Nukkad Natak Competition and won a cash prize of 5000 rupees. The theme of the event was “Earth ko Anarth se Bachaye” where 44 schools across India participated aiming to create awareness amongst the community to achieve the sustainability agenda. 

Our students created a significant experience for the audience to observe and reflect on how climate change, overuse of natural resources, and the impact of human activities can lead to environmental hazards and degradation. It was presented in the form of dance, drama, and bi-lingual punchlines. Kudos to the students for their phenomenol performance

‘Education consisting of sports means an all-round drawing of the best in a child.’

Sports enhance the potential of the students and develop a competitive spirit among them. To uncover the true potential of the sporting skills of the students and refine their talent to achieve greater heights, Khel Mahotsav was hosted with exuberance and enthusiasm in the school premises on 10 December 2022 under the nationwide launched Fit India Movement by our honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Sustainable Development Goals-3 Good Health & Well Being as well as Sustainable Development Goal-4 Quality Education proposed by United Nations in 2015..

The Chief Guest of this grand event, Dr. Kiran Bedi, former Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, first IPS woman officer, Asian Tennis Champion, Magsaysay Awardee, Founder of NGOs was warmly welcomed by our Director Sir Mr. Somesh Rishi Pathak and honorable Principal Madam Ms. Rooma Pathak with a token of appreciation and love. The Principal in her speech welcomed the Chief Guest and the parents who despite cold weather showed full zeal to witness the event. The day started with the lovely rendition by the choir of middle wing to pay salutation to the Lord Almighty followed by the invigorating march past. Torch lightning marked the opening of the sports event. All the parents and dignitaries avidly watched the contingents march past depicting vigorous exercise. The oath sworn by the participants of races was an allegiance towards fair and honest outcomes.

The tiny tots participated in various races like Wheel Barrow Race, Bottle & Bucket Race, Hurdle Race etc and enthralled the audience. Drills and Power Yoga and Skating was an excellent portrayal of team coordination which enraptured the audience and raised their level of excitement. Meritorious students of session 2021-22 were awarded with trophies and certificates by the esteemed Chief Guest along with Director Sir and Principal Madam. The winners of races were encouraged and honored with medals. Dr. Kiran Bedi addressed the audience emphasizing the value of physical health and fitness. She laid importance on improving student-parent- teacher relationship which has long-lasting implications for both students' academic and social development.

The magnificent event ended with the National Anthem and a vote of gratitude to the esteemed guest and parents. The day became memorable with memories of enthusiastic participation of young participants in a myriad of drills and races. Thus, it showcased that ‘life is incomplete without sports’.

“It is a fundamental rule of life, that if the approach is good, the response is good”

It was a matter of profound joy and pride when BHAVISHYA SHARMA and DISHA qualified District level and were selected for State level in Children Science Congress 2022 held at school premises on online mode.

They presented their science project on Sustainable Development by doing innovative research projects on the focal theme and understanding the ecosystem for health and well-being. The project focused upon sustainable development addressing the issue brought on by ongoing economic growth without posing a threat. The concept of the project was admired and applauded by the judges.

Revered Principal Madam congratulated the winners and wished them success for their future endeavors.

A child’s favourite Cartoon Character stays with them for the life time. Cartoon Character helps to develop child’s imagination and help in developing critical thinking.

As such the students from Grade U.K.G participated in Show and Tell competition on 28th November wherein they had to enact as their favourite Cartoon Character and also had to speak for the same. They were excited to share their descriptive narration and waited eagerly for their turn to Show and Tell.

This event helped the tiny tots to build their social, emotional and language skills. It was an interesting and a thrilling experience for the kids sharing their feeling with peer which provided fun and comfortable learning arena for everyone involved.

Extending support to the Save Soil Campaign, a global campaign for soil rejuvenation, M.M. Public School conducted a rally on 5 December 2022 under the tutelage of Principal Madam Ms. Rooma Pathak to help students understand how the soil is degrading and what can be done to prevent it.

Save Soil, a global movement launched by Sadhguru has triggered the concern for soil among the youth. The rally spread the message among the citizens to support leaders of the nation to make national policies and take actions towards increasing the organic content in cultivable Soil.The degrading agricultural practices is affecting our planet at an alarming rate. So, it is the duty of every individual to conserve soil. Though students have been doing numerous activities that motivated them to change their lifestyles and conserve soil for future generations, this rally gave a significant perspective to all.

Indeed, the presentations in rally got the children close to nature and gave them an insight about conserving and preserving the soil.

“All of us are equal and therefore, we all must be treated equal. Let us treat people with disabilities at par with the rest of the population.”

Disability inclusion is an essential condition to upholding human rights, sustainable development, and peace and security. It is also central to the promise of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development to leave no one behind. The commitment to realizing the rights of persons with disabilities is not only a matter of justice; it is an investment in a common future.

A special painting competition was organised for differently abled students in order to give them platform to express themselves and gain confidence. Themes on Sustainable Development were personally chosen by principal ma’am and was explained to these special students before they start painting and then were left free to paint their imagination.

The result of that was beautiful not only on the drawing sheets but also on the faces of the students. A day was well spent by all, together we have made great progress toward an inclusive world, but there is still much to do.