“When there is a will, there is a way.”

The four basic skills of Gardening are Plant, Water, Weed, and Harvest. All these are self-explanatory, but necessary to help your plants to grow. To inculcate the values of our daily life activities, the students were instructed to learn gardening and grow the plants in these quarantine days. The learning is never ending process, i.e., that can the pupil do at their home also.

It was a creative and productive activity for the students.

Life should be great rather than long.           Dr B.R. AMBEDKAR
To pay tribute the man who not only fought a battle against social evils but also one of the founder of Indian Constitution , the students saluted this great leader through their splendid posters on his 129 birth anniversary and proved that great leaders never die.

Though our young champions are struck in their homes nevertheless follow home assignments in totality. Children did various Baisakhi   activities from home and watched a special animated Baisakhi movie to understand why we celebrate Baisakhi!!!

Happy Baisakhi to you & your family.

The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.  Gandhi ji

The students of MMPS  clearly presented the selfless service of doctors and police who are working day and night during the time of this global war against Covid-19. Indeed they are not less than warriors and the nation can't thank them enough.

The students used  their artistic skills and displayed their awareness about  scenario of the nation through their innovative posters which clearly portrait the idea of not only staying positive but  also motivated  during this pandemic.

World health day was celebrated on 7th April 2020. Students of classes II-VIII have participated in this celebration. Due to the current unprecedented situation, our students have participated from their homes by making masks to protect themselves from corona virus and posters on 'Balanced diet' and 'Health'. Some students also send their videos to make everyone aware about the precautions need to be taken during this pandemic situation.

Amidst Pandemic our young MMPians of Pre Primary Sections had a lot to do at their home.

Never complaining of not going to School & enjoying every bit of each activity given by their Facilitators....

Rocking heart throbs!!!!!!

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Washing your hands is easy, and it’s one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of germs. Clean hands can stop germs from spreading from one person to another and throughout an entire community. To spread this awareness, students were not only asked to prepare posters displaying preventive measures but also to make videos showing the correct steps of hygiene. Proper hand washing is important in preventing the spread of communicable disease. Proper hand washing is not just a quick cold rinse of the hands. It requires 20 seconds of your time, warm water, soap (liquid is best) and some devoted scrubbing. This means washing around tips of fingers, fingernails, and the web, as well as the front and back of your hands. The dirtier the hands, the longer the wash time. Use the paper towel to turn off the faucet handle. This reduces the risk of picking up bacteria from the handle. Students participated actively in this activity.

“We wash our hands to keep them clean..
The cleanest hands you've ever seen !
Use soap and water-that's the way
To chase those yolky germs away!”

 “There’s no quarantine on learning.”

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new virus. As our honourable Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi urges us to stay at home for our sake. The little MMPians are still connected with their school by staying at their home as the above quotation says itself. Yoga is a practice that connects the body, breath, and mind. It uses physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation to improve overall health. Therefore, it was the best way to engage our students to be healthy in the time of this pandemic. The students are doing yoga at their home and keeping them fit and strong.

It was quite enriching and productive work given to students.

It was a moment of immense pleasure when Mohit Gupta of class VII was awarded a Consolation Prize of Rs. 5000/ at ‘Saksham’ a National Level Poster Making Competition organized by Petroleum Conservation Research Association.

A special appreciation message by Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Minister of Steel, was also received by the school for participation in ‘Saksham’ a nationwide campaign to promote mass awareness on fuel conservation organized by Petroleum Conservation Research Association.

Students and school fee motivated not only to participate but also to spread awareness about Energy conservation. Principal Ma’am congratulated students and appreciated them about their knowledge on energy conservation.