To invoke the value of spirituality among the students Hawan was organized for all the sections of Class VI on 4th August 2016. The students participated with full enthusiasm under the guidance of their class teachers Ms. Vandana, Ms. Parul Madan, Ms. Bhawna and Ms. Rashmi. Students took the blessings and chanted Gayatri and Maha Mrityunjay Mantra whose meaning was explained by the priest.
Thus all in all it was fruitful in imparting religious sentiments in them.
To save our mother earth from becoming a dumping ground and to create awareness among the students to keep Earth clean and free from pollution a Paragraph Writing Competition was conducted by Swacchh Ambassador Committee SAC Club on 8th July 2016. The students participated in the competition whole heartedly. Their knowledge was praiseworthy. They not only pin pointed the problems thatour world is facingbecause of huge amount of waste produced everydaybut also focused on the solutions, to keep our surroundings. The student?s idea to keep a healthy environment was commendable.
CLASS |
NAME OF THE STUDENT |
RANK |
CLASS |
NAME OF THE STUDENT |
RANK |
I-A |
ARYAN |
1 |
VI-A |
VEDIC |
1 |
I-A |
DEEPANSHU |
2 |
VI-A |
MANVI |
2 |
I-A |
ALANKRITA |
3 |
VI-A |
SACHIN |
3 |
I-B |
VAISHNAVI SHARMA |
1 |
VI-B |
POOJA BANSAL |
1 |
I-B |
SHOURYA AGGARWAL |
2 |
VI-B |
SONIA DAGA |
2 |
I-B |
AAYUSH SHARMA |
3 |
VI-B |
YASIR |
3 |
II-A |
NIMISHA GARG |
1 |
VI-C |
JIYA MITTAL |
1 |
II-A |
RAGHAVENDRA |
2 |
VI-C |
AASHNA |
2 |
II-A |
KAVYANJALI |
3 |
VI-C |
RITIK |
3 |
II-B |
DISHA |
1 |
VI-D |
NIRMIT |
1 |
II-B |
AARISH |
2 |
VI-D |
NEEV |
2 |
II-B |
KASHISH |
3 |
VI-D |
KAUSTABH |
3 |
III-A |
SHREYA,ISHA |
1 |
VII-A |
ANKUSH DUA |
1 |
III-A |
ARNAV |
2 |
VII-A |
RAJA AYUSH |
2 |
III-A |
HARDIK |
3 |
VII-A |
KAPIL |
3 |
III-A |
GARVIT,SANJANA |
CONSOLATION |
VII-B |
NISHANT PALIWAL |
1 |
III-B |
KARTIK |
1 |
VII-B |
AYUSH KUMAR |
2 |
III-B |
ARPITA |
2 |
VII-B |
RUDRA SHARMA |
3 |
III-B |
DISHA |
3 |
VII-C |
SRISHTI |
1 |
IV-A |
MAYANK MISHRA |
1 |
VII-C |
GOVINDJI |
2 |
IV-A |
SOHINI MUKHERJEE |
2 |
VII-C |
MAYUR |
3 |
IV-A |
PARAS ARORA |
3 |
VII-D |
RITIK MITTAL |
1 |
IV-B |
MANNAT |
1 |
VII-D |
RAKSHIT AGGARWAL |
2 |
IV-B |
VIDHI |
2 |
VII-D |
ANKITA |
3 |
IV-B |
KRISH |
3 |
VIII-C |
SHIVAM ANAND |
1 |
V-A |
CHIRAG |
1 |
VIII-B |
ANSHIKA GARG |
2 |
V-A |
APARNA |
2 |
VIII-C |
RISHIKA |
3 |
V-A |
KRISHNA |
3 |
VIII-A |
SWARNIKA KOLI |
3 |
V-B |
KUNAL |
1 |
IX-B |
YJAYA KWALRA |
1 |
V-B |
SHREYA SHOREY |
2 |
IX-B |
RISHIKA |
2 |
V-B |
SANVI |
3 |
IX-A |
JIGYASA SHARMA |
3 |
|
|
|
X-A |
SAURABH |
1 |
|
|
|
X-B |
AVINASH |
2 |
|
|
|
X-C |
SHEENU |
3
|
MMPS participated in event "Run for Rio" (a 5km long marathon) organized by Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports (Govt. of India) on 31st July 2016. 20 students of our school along with Principal, Mrs. Rooma Pathak and teachers ran to show their support for 2016 Rio Olympics and wished the Indian contingent which is all set to leave for Brazil. The enthusiastic students ran with zeal and vigour to show their support and solidarity which is associated with the Olympic game. This event was coordinated by Mr. V.S. Rana. The marathon was flagged off by Hon'ble Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi from Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium and encouraged students to come up with sportsman spirit and participate in sports as well. He also ensures to provide facilities and resources for better sports infrastructure.
All in all it was a memorable day, students enjoyed a lot and came back with motivation to take at least one sport and show their best in that.
It was a moment of immense pleasure when following students from MMPS achieved various positions in 2nd Yoga Champ Scavenge held at S. D. Public school Pitampura, New Delhi from 21st to 23rd July 2016, Delhi. Details of the students who bagged various positions :
S.NO. |
NAME OF STUDENT |
CLASS |
CATEGORY |
POSITION |
1 |
Vikas |
IX |
14 - 16 Boys |
4th |
2 |
Anuj |
IX |
14 - 16 Boys |
4th |
3 |
Ishika Rajwal |
X |
12 - 14 Girls |
2nd |
4 |
Dinesh |
VII |
12 - 14 Boys |
3rd |
5 |
Nitin Prajapati |
IX |
12 - 14 Boys |
3rd |
6 |
Shubham |
VI |
10 - 12 Boys |
3rd |
7 |
Lavi Hassija |
VII |
10 - 12 Boys |
5th |
8 |
Lucky |
VII |
10 - 12 Boys |
5th |
9 |
Nitin |
1V |
8 - 10 Boys |
5th |
10 |
Ateeb |
IV |
8 - 10 Boys |
6th |
11 |
Manya Sharma |
IV |
8 - 10 Girls |
6th |
12 |
Siya |
IV |
8 - 10 Girls |
6th
|
Students learn better by play way method so a ?Show And Tell About Your Body Parts? activity was done in Pre-Primary classes on 22nd July 2016. Students pointed their respective body parts as said by the teacher and also explain the working of that body parts. Flash cards were design for the activity as well. It?s joy watching such tiny tots expressing themselves and enjoying the activity along with learning.
A project by health and hygiene club students was prepared on the topic how to reduce waste and its health hazards?. The wonderful projects highlighted the ways to reduce waste and its health hazards.
Over 1.8 billion tonnes of waste is generated every year in India. This equals to 3.5 tonnes per person. This waste mainly made up of waste coming from households, commercial activities eg- shops, restaurants, hospitals etc. ) Industry (pharmaceuticals companies , cloth manufacturers, agriculture, construction and demolition, mining and quarrying activities for the generation of energy. With such vast quantities of waste being produced , it is of vital importance that is managed in such a way that it does not cause any harm to either human health or the environment.
"Butterfly- an insect loved by all specially children."
Today i.e. 15th July 2016 this wonderful insect was introduced to Pre-primary students, and then instructions on how to draw a butterfly was given following these students draw beautiful butterflies in their drawing files according to the description given by the teacher. The classes expelled out with numerous colors of butterflies.
Students enjoyed drawing butterfly and they themselves want to fly in the sky as a butterfly.
After beating heat, it's high time to treat. Tiny tots enjoyed the Dog Race conducted in the ground for pre-primary students.
Children were happy to wear head-gears of dog's ears and the stout. All were looking and it was an enjoyment watching the little pets on the grounds, running and defeating each other.
Winners were well appreciated and motivated for keeping sport spirit.