To improvise presentation skills and to inculcate habit of good handwriting amongst students, Junior wing of M.M. Public School organized ENGLISH CALLIGRAPHY competition on 28th Jan, 19’. All the students from classes LKG to 1 participated with full enthusiasm and showed excellent creativity through their writing skills.

A meaningful message was given and taught by the Incharge to the students saying that ‘our handwriting style depicts our personality traits.’

Congratulations! To the winners.

To create awareness regarding the participation of voters during the elections, Painting Competition and Slogan Writing Competition on the topic “NO VOTER TO BE LEFT BEHIND” was organized by M. M. Public School, Pitampura on Monday January 28, 2019 in Art & Craft room with great fervor and enthusiasm. Around 50 Students of Class VIII, IX and XI participated whole heartedly and created their own creations depicting the message that Voters are an integral part of a democratic nation. Though everyone was able to make a mark but some of the excellent performers in Painting Competition and Slogan Writing Competition are:

 Congratulations to the winners.

Art and Craft Club organized a Poster making activity on the topic- SAY NO TO TOBACCO in the school premises on 28th January 2019. All the club students participated and filled the whole atmosphere with the vibrant colors. Though everyone was able to make a mark but some of the excellent performers in Poster Making Competition are Ist Position Hridya Sharma of class VIII, IInd Position S. Abhinya of Class VIII and IIIrd Position Mohit Raj. The School congratulate the winners and wish them success in near future!

India's 70th Republic Day was celebrated with great patriotic fervour and reverence in the school on January 25 i.e. Friday. The students took pride in glorifying and celebrating the spirit of unity and brotherhood. Presence of revered Principal Madam graced the occasion. A motivational and inspiring speech on the auspicious and significant day was presented by a student. The choir group sang the National song of India 'Vande Mataram' in a melodic voice. A soothing patriotic song was also sung by them. A beautiful and enchanting poem on Republic Day was also presented by the girls of primary wing. The programme ended with the National Anthem. 
~Jai Hind~

Tiny tots of MMPS celebrated the Republic Day on January 25, 2019 i.e. Friday with great enthusiasm and vigour. Students of Class II made paper tearing flags to spread the significance of the tricolor. Kids of class III made tricolor badges using paper to display the fundamental duties and the fundamental rights were penned down by class IV students. Class V made portraits of the freedom fighters to pay honour and respect to them and remember their contribution towards the country. Videos on Republic Day and its significance were shown to the pupils. Overall, the activities turned out fruitful and beneficial for the children.

National symbols of a country represent a host of objects that paint a unique identity about the country’s sensibilities. The rich heritage of India is a result of assimilation of cultural influences from its invaders through the generations. ‘

A show & tell activity was conducted for Pre-primary kids on January 23, 19’. The children Talked about the importance of national pride by using various categories in which Indian national symbols have been attributed like National Flag, National Emblem, National Bird, National Animal, National Tree, National Flower, National Fruit, National Calendar and National Game.

It was indeed a learning day for the little MMPians.

The winners of the competition are as follows:

Best Costume – Ridhi & Sidhi from Class UKG-B.

Children are influenced by their surroundings. It’s important to teach them healthy habits at early age.

Keeping this in view, a Show & tell activity was conducted for lkg students on January 22nd 19’.  Children were made aware about the healthy habits  like eat healthy food, wash your hands before and after every meal, bath regularly, brush teeth twice a day, trim nails regularly etc. They were beautifully dressed up and spoke about good habits. They had also brought various props and used them in an innovative way with lot of confidence and proper voice modulation.

The winners of the competition are as follows:          

In today’s time, we hear a lot about child abuse and molestation. It’s high time, we start teaching young children about “Good Touch” and “Bad Touch” to help and prevent more damage. As such it becomes our responsibility to sensitize little children about “Good Touch” & “Bad Touch”, Gender Sensitivity and make them emotionally strong and help them to grow normally.

The teachers of Junior School, Classes- LKG to 1 did a special role play presentation on “Good Touch” & “Bad Touch” on the story named Komal. The teachers up skilled the children about the private parts of their body. They also made the children understand about the difference between “Good Touch” & “Bad Touch” and taught various methods to safeguard themselves in worst situations.

Dear Parents, come let’s join hands to make this world a better and safer place for our young generation.

“Helping is to lighten the burden of others”

To teach the students the value and joy of helping others, an activity was undertaken by the classes II to V of the primary wing. The main motive was to promote and develop Helping attitude within the students. They helped their parents and family members at home in their respective work. This not only made them happy and healthy but also made them responsible. The activity left a positive impression in the minds of the kids.

Grandparents sprinkle stardust.

“Nobody can do for little children what grandparents do.” – Alex Haley.

Grandparents play an important role in the lives of their grandchildren. Grandparents are often seen as “stress buffers”, “roots”, “arbitrators” and “supporters”. Children find unique acceptance in their relationship with grandparents, which benefits them emotionally and mentally. As such it is the responsibility of every educator to save the ethics, teaching values of responsibility towards grandparents. To inculcate these values in our little MMPians, teachers of Class 1 counselled children to help their grandparents in this chilling winters. They also helped the children in taking the pledge that they will always help their parents and grandparents in their daily chores and also fill their life with love and laughter.

We would love to share the gleaming faces of grandparents along with their grandchildren with you.