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CHILDREN'S DAY CELEBRATION ANNUAL PRIZE DAY COMMUNITY SERVICE WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS Topic: Design Topic: Media Topic: Entrepreneurship A good strategy would be to - The following areas of innovation were focused on - Topic: Finance Literacy Topic: Microgreens SPECIAL SESSIONS CONDUCTED BY THE SCHOOL COUNSELLORS Topic: Value Education - Being Considerate THEME BASED MORNING ASSEMBLIES Topic: Regional Language Assembly ISC ORIENTATION THEME BASED MORNING ASSEMBLIES Topic: World Mental Health Day Topic: Gandhi Jayanthi Topic: International Day Of Peace Topic: International Day of Democracy Topic: International Literacy Day CLASS ACTIVITIES Activity: Hindi Diwas Assembly Activity: Fruit Salad Activity: Invitation Card for Grandparents Day Activity: Planting Activity Activity: Finger Puppet Activity: Tricolour Bird SR.KG Activity: Jungle Safari Activity: Art/Craft Activity: Colouring Activity Activity: National Leaders Grade 1 Activity: Dress Up! Activity: Awareness Drive Activity: Reading Programme Grade 2 Activity: Make Your Apple Donut and Eat it Too! Activity: Making a Booklet Activity:Virtual Elephant Safari Activity: Tricoloured Snack Activity: Card Making Grade 3 Activity: Making a Model Of An Insect Activity: Tessellation Making Activity: Oratory (Story Telling) Activity: Oratory Activity: Poster Making Activity: Tri coloured Flower Making/ Tri Colored Snacks. Grade 4 Activity: Activity on Measurement Activity: Oratory Activity: Oratory Activity: Bottle Painting Activity: Slogan Writing on a Padlet Wall Grade 5 Activity: Oratory (Poem Recitation) Activity: Oratory Activity: Slogan Writing on Padlet Topic: Elephant Day Activity: Bottle Painting/ Bookmark Designing Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8: Activity: Commemorating the National Reading Month Grade 9 Activity: Original Nature Photography/ Making a Terrarium/ Making a Leaf Herbarium Activity: Reading Trivia - Quiz Grade 10 Activity: Reading Trivia - Quiz TEACHER'S DAY WORKSHOPS Topic: WETLANDS Topic: Nest Making for Sparrow Conservation CLUB ACTIVITIES Club: Fine Arts Club Club: Whizkids Club Club: Heritage Club Club: STEM Club Club: Interact Club Club: STEM Club Club: Literary Club COMMUNITY SERVICE: Grade: 10 Grade: 9 THEME BASED MORNING ASSEMBLIES Topic: World Water Week Topic: Mother Teresa's Birth Anniversary CREATIVE ENDEAVOURS: Date: 15th August 2021 Date: 13th /14th August 2021 Following is the list of the committees: ACCOLADES COMMITTEE: The Joint Crisis Committee COMMITTEE: The All India Political Parties Meet BEST ILLUSTRATOR: Angela Chacko Koshy Workshop For Students Date: 7th August 2021 Date: 2nd/4th August 2021 The following points were covered: Students also shared their personal experiences. This interactive workshop ended with a Q&A session. Date: 26th-30th July 2021 JR.KG Activity: Crab Craft Activity: Show and Tell/ Dress Up and Bookmark Activity Activity: Smarten Up Activity: Ear Bud Printing Activity: Show and Tell Activity: Monday Fun SR.KG Activity: Story Time/ Show and Tell Activity: Corn Chaat Activity: Colourful Caterpillar Activity: Show and Tell Grade 1 Activity: World Emoji Day Activity: Mango Smoothie Activity: Chocolate Day Grade 2 Activity: World Emoji Day Activity: Mango Salsa Activity: International Joke Day Activity: Chocolate Day Grade 3 Activity: Collective Nouns Activity: Poetry Comprehension Activity: Speaking Skills: 'Myself' or ' My Mother' Activity: Venn Diagram Showing Features of Living and Non-Living Objects Activity: Writing the addends Grade 4 Activity: Speaking Skills: 'My Birthday' or ' My GrandMother' Activity: Roman Numerals Activity: Numeration and Addition/Subtraction Activity: Food We Eat Grade 5 Activity: Activity on Large Numbers Activity: Speaking Skills: 'Myself' or ' My house' Activity: Methods of Separation Activity: Quizizz Activity Activity: Adjectives - Degrees of Comparison Activity: Padlet Grade 6 Activity: Fractions Activity: Know it, Answer it (Riddles)/ Discussion/ Rhyme Time Students shared about their favourite rooms. All the students had their own reasons why a particular room was their favourite, be it the washroom where they could think, the bedroom where they could play video games or a corner of their house which was their personal favourite. Activity: Discussion on 'Neighbours: Everybody Needs Good Ones'/ Quiz on Quizizz Activity: Quiz on Nearpod Activity: Audio Visual Quiz Activity: Solve the Riddle/ Discussion on - 'What do you miss most about school'? / 'Pros and Cons of E-Learning'/ One Word For Many/ Unscramble the Words/ Quiz on Quizizz Grade 7 Activity: Quiz on Quizizz Activity: Quiz Activity: Figures of Speech Activity: Quiz Activity: Rhyming words Activity: Video on Sublimation Activity: Quiz on Quizizz Activity: Speaking Skills Activity: Involving the Senses Activity: Quiz Activity: Interactive Video Activity: Quiz on Quizizz Platform Grade 8 Activity: Quiz Activity: Quiz Activity: Quiz Activity: Nearpod Activity Activity: Quiz Activity: Quiz Activity: Jamboard Activity Activity: Video-based Activity Activity: Padlet activity Activity: Interactive Video Activity Activity: Pre - Test on Tenses on Google forms - WORKSHOP - HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE EXAMINATION - ICSE-Examination - Results-2021 Download for more details - CLASS ACTIVITIES - JUNE 2021 Activity: Monday Fun Activity: Blow Painting Activity: Clay Play Activity: Thumb Printing Activity: School Anniversary Celebration Activity: Chalk Painting SR.KG Activity: Colourful the Butterfly Activity: World Music Day Activity: Making A Family Tree Activity: Myself - Favourite Colour. Grade 1 Activity: School Anniversary Celebrations Activity: Celebrating World Music Day Activity: My Favourite Story Book Activity: Speaking Skills - My Favourite Toy Grade 2 Activity: Celebrating World Music Day Activity: Monsoon Mania Activity: Speaking Skills - My Favourite Story Book Grade 3 Activity: Match the Picture Activity: Drawing a Dolphin/ Origami Activity/ Quiz on Nearpod Activity: Family Tree Activity and Nearpod Activity Activity: Guess the Picture Activity: Show Me Something Grade 4 Activity: Word Power Activity: Jamboard Activity Activity: Seal Making Activity: Mentimeter Activity Activity: Clash of Numbers Grade 5 Activity: Nearpod Quiz Activity: Word Power Activity: Quizizz Activity Grade 6 Activity: Jamboard Activity: Mentimeter Activity Activity: Quizizz Activity: Quizizz Activity: Making a Floor plan Activity: Jamboard Activity Activity: Name Acrostics on Padlet Wall Grade 7 Activity: Quiz on Google forms Activity: Virtual Lab Activity: Chatbox Quiz Activity: Quiz Activity: Experiment Demonstration Activity: Virtual lab visit Subject: English Literature Activity: Discussion - Winning a Gift Prize Activity: Quizizz Activity: Interactive Video Activity: Revision on Multiplication of Fractions Activity: Revision of Integers Grade 8 Activity: Mentimeter Word Cloud Activity: Experiment Activity: Quizizz - INVESTITURE CEREMONY - SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY - ICSE FAREWELL - ORIENTATION FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021 In addition to the above, in the Orientation for Jr.Kg, which took place on 10th June 2021, parents were also introduced to the history of the school, the houses, the school flag and the school motto. In the open forum conducted at the end of the session, the Principal addressed all the queries raised by the parents and answered them patiently. The Rules and Regulations, Syllabus, Time Table, list of Class and Subject teachers and Google Meet codes were all uploaded on the website on the same day to help and assist parents further. - CLASS ACTIVITIES Activity: Honey Bee-Puppet & Games Activity: Scavenger Hunt Activity: Summer time Activity: World Water Day Activity: Community Helpers Activity: World Wildlife Day Activity: Music & Movement Activity: Virtual Tour -Natures walk Activity: Covid Campaign SR.KG Activity: Bottle Cap Painting Activity: Best Out of Waste Activity: Mango Magic Activity: Addition - Calculating Raindrops Activity: Origami - Animals Activity: Booklet-Healthy Food Activity: World Puppetry Activity: Booklet -Myself Activity: World Wildlife Day Activity: Covid Campaign Activity: Founder's Day GRADE 1 Keeping the above in mind, a game consisting of five stages (animals/food/cartoon characters/ logos/ places) was played with the students. Each stage had five pictures hidden behind coloured squares. Students took turns to guess the picture as one square at a time was revealed until the entire picture was finally shown. This built a sense of curiosity among them to know what the final picture was. It was an enjoyable experience. Find the Word - Play is our brain's favourite way of learning. The game had three rounds. Students were paired in groups of two. The game comprised a combination of pictures and emoticons which were the names of fruits and vegetables. A treasure hunt was conducted. Riddles related to the objects that we use in our daily lives were flashed on a slide. Students read the riddles and would hunt for the object. They were very excited to crack the riddle. They were also expected to unscramble the word with clues given. They were thrilled to read the clue, unscramble the letters and write the word on paper and flash it on the screen. It was a fun-filled session that helped the children work on their cognitive and linguistic skills. Physical Training - Students watched a video on the various exercises by their Physical Training teacher. The benefits of exercising were discussed with them. They did a few exercises which enabled them to focus and concentrate, for eg., breathing in and out. The session concluded with the children converting the class into a laughing club. They laughed their heart out since laughter is the best stress buster SUPW (Onion Printing) - Students brought sliced onion, paper & paints to the online class which they used to make cards. They followed the teacher's instruction and video on how to print with the help of an onion. Students made beautiful cards for their teachers, parents, grandparents and friends. By the end of the class, each of them had a beautiful greeting card ready to be given to their loved ones. Riddles in Hindi (based on animals and fruits) & fun games - Riddles represent fun and different ways of thinking! Fun based riddles on fruits and animals were prepared on a powerpoint presentation. Students had to guess the riddles, drew it on paper and showed it on the screen. Later, each of them took turns to say the names of the same fruits and animals in Hindi. They were very excited to identify the fruits and animals. It was a fun-filled session to revise the Hindi concepts. This activity helped enhance their Hindi vocabulary. Fun with Rhythm - Students learnt how to read rhythm by clapping or singing to the rhythm displayed on the screen through a video. After understanding how to read a rhythm, a game called "Poison Rhythm" was played with the help of another video. They had to register the poison rhythm in their mind and not clap or sing to it when it appeared on screen with few other rhythms. The game was a good learning and fun experience. Virtual Tour - Nothing can compare to the experience of going on a field trip to explore something in the real world. A virtual field trip comes close to the real world and can be very exciting. Students went on a similar trip to the underwater world exploring marine life. They learnt how the ocean protects us, how we are indebted to nature and why we have to protect the ocean and the marine life in them. They also learnt about the ecosystem, coral reef and climate change. Students were very enthusiastic as they learnt something new. They also had a virtual safari (A walk on the wild side) and were shown a video about the story of the lion kingdom. Later, they took a virtual walk in the forest. It was like actually walking through the forest where they could hear the chirping of birds, the gushing of water and see the lovely blue sky, the sun rays passing through the trees and hitting on their faces. They saw the birds of the rainforest. Overall, students had an amazing experience sitting in the comfort of their home! GRADE 2: Draw Clock In Hindi Numbers, Jumbled Letters To Guess - Students were asked to keep cut-outs of paper in a circle shape. They wrote numbers in Hindi and made clocks showing the current time on it. They were shown a PPT with jumbled letters to guess the correct word. The video of a moral story was shown. Virtual Tour - Students went on a virtual trip to the underwater world exploring marine life. They learnt how the ocean protects us, how we are indebted to nature, and why we have to protect the ocean and marine life in them. They also learnt about the ecosystem, coral reef and climate change. Students were enthusiastic to learn something new. They also had a virtual safari (A walk on the wild side) and were shown a video about the story of the lion kingdom. Later, they took a virtual walk in the forest. It was like actually walking through the forest where they could hear the chirping of birds, the gushing of water and see the lovely blue sky, the sun rays passing through the trees and hitting on their faces. They saw the birds of the rainforest. Overall, students had an amazing experience sitting in the comfort of their home! Physical Education / Zumba - Fun filled sessions comprising PT exercises and videos of PT exercise were shown to the students who were asked to do the exercise. They thoroughly enjoyed the Zumba exercises as well and wanted more of it. Find the word (Game: Language skills) - There were three rounds in the game. Reveal The Picture (Game) - Hidden pictures were to be revealed to students. A lot of brainstorming and guess work was done, till at last, they came to a conclusion. There were five different rounds. They were so thrilled to achieve their goal to get the right answer. Fun with Rhythm (Music Activity) - Students learnt how to read rhythm by clapping or singing to the rhythm displayed on the screen through a video. After understanding how to read a rhythm, a game called "Poison Rhythm" was played with the help of another video. They had to register the poison rhythm in their mind and not clap or sing to it when it appeared on screen with few other rhythms. The game was a good learning and fun experience. GRADE 3: Activity: आयुर्वेदिक पौधे (Ayurvedic Herbs) GRADE 4: Activity: Hindi - Numbers (61 - 80) Activity: Hindi - बड़े होकर आप अपने जीवन में क्या बनना चाहते हैं | GRADE 5: Activity: General Science: Renewable and non-renewable sources of energy Activity: Hindi: Indian Olympic Winners. Activity: Social Studies: Evolution of Communication- Back to Sign Language Activity: Social Studies-PPT on Natural Disasters Activity: English Literature - Crazy Times with Uncle Ken - CHANGE OF GUARD - VALEDICTORY SERVICE - ORIENTATION DATE: 10th April 2021 - MEETING WITH PARENTS - STUDENT WORKSHOPS DATE: 8th April 2021 DATE: 7th April 2021 - STUDENT WORKSHOP - STUDENT WORKSHOP - CLASS ACTIVITIES SR.KG GRADE 1: Activity: World Read Aloud Day GRADE 2 Activity: World Read Aloud Day GRADE 3 Subject: English Language - Prefix and Suffix Subject: Marathi - Family Tree Subject: Social Studies - Our Environment (Poster Making) GRADE 4 Subject: English Language - Kinds Of Sentences (Comic Strip) GRADE 5 Subject: General Science: Renewable and Non-Renewable Sources of Energy Subject: General Science - Cleanliness, Health and Hygiene Subject: Social Studies - Evolution of Communication (Back to Sign Language) Subject: Social Studies - Natural Disasters Subject: English Literature - Crazy Times with Uncle Ken - FOUNDERS' DAY - ELECTIVE ORIENTATION - LENS IT Date: 17th February 2021 Date: 16th February 2021 Date: 16th February 2021 Date: 16th February 2021 Date: 15th February 2021 Date: 20th January 2021 Date: 18th January 2021 Date: 18th January 2021 - CLUB ACTIVITIES STEM CLUB Date: 9th/12th December 2020 NATURE CLUB FINE ARTS CLUB LITERARY CLUB HERITAGE CLUB - BEYONDARIES Date:15th December 2020 - REPUBLIC DAY - CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION - ANNUAL PRIZE DAY (VIRTUAL) - SEMINARS/ WORKSHOPS - BEYONDARIES Date: 1st November 2020 Date: 1st November 2020 - LENS IT Date: 16th December 2020 Date: 16th December 2020 Date: 16th December 2020 Date: 15th December 2020 Date: 15th December 2020 Date: 15th December 2020 Date: 15th December 2020 Date: 14th December 2020 Date: 14th December 2020 Date: 14th December 2020 Date: 14th December 2020 - STUDENT WORKSHOP - TALENT DAY - ISC ORIENTATION - CAMPAIGN AGAINST CORONAVIRUS - COMMUNITY SERVICE: - CLUB ACTIVITIES Date: 21st October 2020 Date: 2nd to 4th October 2020 Date: 11th /12th September 2020 Committee: Office to the African Union Committee: The Disarmament and International Security Committee Committee: The Continuous Crisis Committee Best Illustrator: Zarah Martin Name of the Event: GRANDPARENTS' DAY Name of the Event: STUDENT WORKSHOP Name of the Event: SCOTTISH MODEL UNITED NATIONS (SMUN - 8th Edition) Name of the Event: PRINCIPAL'S MEET Name of the Event: HINDI DIVAS Name of the Event: TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS CLASS ACTIVITIES: Activity: Teachers' Day/Red Day Activity: Paper folding- Boat Activity: Blue Day Activity: My Favourite Book Activity: Show and Tell- An accessory belonging to a family member Activity: Dress Up - Story Book Activity: Teacher's Day Activity: Clay Craft Activity: Show and Tell - Animals- Pet & Farm animals Activity: Animals- Pet & Farm animals (Show and Tell) Activity: Corn Chat Activity: Independence Day Activity: Colours Activity: Oratory - Show and tell - १. मेरी प्यारी माँ २. मेरा निराला छाता ३. जब मैं डॉक्टर बनूँगी Activity: My Favourite Character Activity: Blue Day Activity: Independence Day Activity: Oratory - Show and tell - ?. ???? ????? ?????? ?. ???? ?????? ?? ?. ????? ?? ???? Activity: English Language Oratory Presentation Activity: Monsoon Mania Activity: English Literature - Poetry Comprehension Activity: Independence Day - Tri-coloured Snacks Activity: English Literature- Odd one Out Activity: Mathematics- Addition Activity: General Science - Living and Non - living things Activity: English Language - Matching Pairs (Collective Nouns) Activity: English Language- Aural Comprehension Activity: English Language- Concrete Nouns Activity: Social Studies- Our Family (Extended Family Jar) Activity: English Literature- Saved by a Dolphin Activity: Social Studies- Our Family- Family Tree Activity: National Reading Day Activity: English Language- Collective Nouns Activity: English Language - Show Me Something (Common Nouns) Activity: Independence Day - T-shirt painting Activity: Mathematics - Numeration Activity: English Literature- Poetry Comprehension Activity: English Language- Aural Comprehension Activity: General Science - The Teeth Activity: Mathematics - Addition Activity: General Science - The Food We Eat Activity: English Language- Articles Activity: General Science- The Food We Eat Activity: Social Studies - Make Your Own Seal (The Story of the Past) Activity: Social Studies - The Story of the Past Activity: National Reading Day Activity: English Literature- Black Beauty Activity: English Language - Punctuation Activity: Independence Day Celebration - Salad Dressing Activity: Mathematics - Factors and Multiples Activity: General Science - Sedimentation, Decantation, Filtration Activity: English Literature -Word Power Activity: Social Studies - Video on Surviving Natural Disaster Activity: Mathematics - Large Numbers - Multiplication Activity: English Language- Aural Comprehension Activity: English Language- Articles Activity: English Language- Adjectives: Degrees of Comparison Activity: English Language - Adjectives (Degrees of Comparison) Activity: English Language- Adjectives Activity: English Language- Adjectives Activity: National Reading Day Activity: English Literature-The Railway Children Activity: Social Studies- Evolution of Human Beings Activity: English Language - Punctuation Activity: Mathematics- Quiz on Large Numbers CLUB ACTIVITIES INTERACT CLUB Date: 15th September 2020 Date: 13th August 2020 CONFERO CLUB Date: 9th/16th/23rd September 2020 Date: 2nd September 2020 Date: 28th August 2020 WHIZ KIDS CLUB FINE ARTS CLUB LITERARY CLUB STEM CLUB NATURE CLUB - INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS - CLASS ACTIVITIES: Date: 14.08.20 Date: 5.08.20 Date: 4.08.20 Date:29.07.20 Date:27.07.20 Date: 24.07.20 Date:22.07.20 Date: 20.07.20 Date:17.07.20 SR.KG Date:5.08.20 Date: 4.08.20 Date: 29.07.20 Date:22.07.2020/23.07.20 Date:17.07.20 Date:10.07.20 Date: 23.06.20 to 26.06.20 Date:18.06.20 Date:16.06.20 Date:12.06.20 Date 14.07.2020 - SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY KG: A puppet show was put up by the teachers. The value of friendship was highlighted through this show. Students then played Housie using their names instead of numbers. They also sang the Birthday song for the school. Date:10.07.2020 Download for more details Date: 15.02.2020 The students presented activities conducted in the class. These activities were presented in the form of PowerPoint presentations, role play, experiments, games, creative writing and models. Each of the grades presented the activities: Class Conversion - Grades 1 & 2 Grades 3 to 7 presented classroom activities that they had done throughout the year and engaged their enthusiastic parents in the same. Students of Grade 8 put up a special Lens It programme for their parents. A video showcasing the culmination of the students' curricular, as well as co-curricular activities, that have taken place through the current academic year, was presented. Parents applauded the efforts of the teachers and students while appreciating the varied practical ways of learning. Date: 30.01.2020 The programme commenced with the Guard of Honour, followed by the March Past executed to perfection by squads of students from Grades 4 and 5, accompanied by the School band. The Principal, Mrs. Kotian, declared the Sports Meet open. In her welcome address, Mrs. Kotian reiterated the importance of sports and the benefits of taking up a sporting activity. She encouraged the parents to motivate their wards to invest time in at least one sport of their choice. The drill was performed meticulously by the students of Grade 3. This was followed by the impeccable Pyramid formation by the students of Grade 5. Students of Grades 1 & 2 gave a flawless drill performance, using pom-poms as props. For their drill, students of Pre-primary moved to the beats of 'Light it up' using ribbons as props. Thereon, the students enthusiastically participated in the flat races as well as the theme races which were based on PEC activities. All the students were awarded medals for their participation. Parents and grandparents wholeheartedly participated in the events organized for them. The Sports Day ended with the Vote of Thanks that was rendered by the students themselves. LENS IT This programme was an amalgamation of an earnest discussion on Climate Change, which is the need of the hour, along with the display of the various activities conducted in the classrooms. It started with an idea of a happy world, which was eventually destroyed by man, for his selfish motives. All the projects were integrated around this theme. For instance, the Math group conducted a Google survey based on climate awareness and the results were analyzed and presented in the form of graphs and pie charts. The MUN session discussed Goal 13 - Climate Action. It was an interesting session where parents were enlightened about how diplomats of various countries were dealing with issues of climate change. The role play showing a Face Off between US President, Donald Trump and climate activist Greta Thunberg was highly entertaining. Students representing subjects like History, English, Geography and Hindi presented other aspects of climate change. The Lens It ended with students taking a climate pledge and presenting a song in the finale, highlighting various climate based slogans. Date: 10.10. 2019 Date: 10.10.2019 Date: 10.10.2019 COMMUNITY SERVICE FIELD TRIPS Date: 05.02.2020 to 06.02.2020 Date: 05.02.2020 to 06.02.2020 Date: 22.01.2020 CLUB ACTIVITIES Date: 25.11.2019 Date: 25.11.2019 Date: 25.11.2019 WORKSHOP: Date: 21.01.2020 Date: 03.02.2020 CLASS ACTIVITIES: Date: 20.11.19 Date:28.11.19 Date: 4.12.19 Date: 6.12.19 to 9.12.19 Date:11.12.19 Date: 13.01.20 to 14.01.20 Date: 23.01.20 Date: 05.02.20 Date: 10.02.20 Date: 13.02.20 SR.KG Date: 2.12.19 Date: 4.12.19 Students of Sr.kg were thrilled to express their feelings by writing simple messages to their parents on post cards. They had a first -hand experience of posting their letters in the post box and meeting the post men . Date: 6.12.19 to 9.12.19 Date: 11.12.19 Date: 13.01.20 to 14.01.20 Date: 23.01.20 Date: 05.02.20 Date: 10.02.20 Date: 18.02.20 Grade 1: Date: 24.01.20 Date: 19.11.2019 Date: 25.11.19-28.11.19 Grade 2: Date: 20.11.19 Date: 21.11.19 to 26.11.19 Date: 11.12.19 Date: 23.01.20 Date: 4.02.20 Date: 18.02.20 Grade 3: Date: 25.11.19 Date: 05.02.2020 Date: 03.02.2020 Date: 03.02.2020 Date: 06.02.2020 Date: 04.02.2020 Grade 4 Date: 3.12.19 Date: 03.02.2020 Date: 04.02.2020 Date: 05.02.2020 Date: 05.02.2020 Date: 03.02.2020 Grade 5 Date: 19.11.19 Date: 19.11.19 Date: 03.02.2020 Date: 04.02.2020 Date: 05.02.2020 Date: 06.02.2020 Date: 03.02.2020 Date: 20.02.2020 Date: 24.02.20-28.02.20 Date: 18th December, 2019 Date: 20th November, 2019. Date: 15th November, 2019/20th November 2019. Date: 14th November, 2019 Date: 8th November 2019 Date: 1st November 2019 LENS IT Date:19th November, 2019. Date:19th November, 2019. Date: 14th to 16th October 2019 Mission Accomplished! - GRANDPARENTS' DAY The theme being 'Twinning', both grandparents and their wards, came dressed alike. Along with other activities, they also enjoyed an interesting game of Housie based on their names. A special video based on the class activities was shown. This wonderful day came to an end with a photo taken at the specially created, unique photo booth. - LENS IT The various segments of the programme illustrated the pros and cons of the current education system. It brought out the fact that schools strive to do a lot to educate students and help them develop 21st century skills. - TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS The celebration began with a special assembly for Junior & Senior school students. The assembly was led in prayer by the Student Council members of Grade 10. Representatives of each class gave the Principal and SAC a handmade card each. The Student Council members also presented each teacher with a personalised handmade memento. Date: 21st September, 2019. The Management hosted a lunch for teachers at the aforementioned venue as a gesture of appreciation for all the hard work and effort put in by them. The theme for the event was Bohemian Chic. Teachers came dressed accordingly and had a great time. - TRIPS: The session for students of Standard 10 (Economics Applications and Commercial Applications) began being shown a video which focused on the evolution of money (its different forms in different regimes) till date. At the coin museum, they saw and learnt about the coins and currency notes of the past decades and centuries. They students could relate to the textual content when they saw a vivid description on how Hundies, Promissory notes, Bills of Exchange were issued and used in the past and some that are in use even in the present times. After an enriching tour of the Museum, they were taken to the RBI Regional Headquarters. The officials of the Financial Inclusion team at the RBI had organised an interactive session for the students with the objective of providing a practical idea of the working of the RBI in general that explained the role played by the RBI in the Indian economy. They were provided with in-depth information pertaining to the (i) maintenance of financial stability, (ii) issuance of bank notes (iii) implementation of monetary policies, (iv) insight on foreign exchange reserves, (v) currency management and (vi) Financial Inclusion. Videos were shown for better understanding of the said concepts. Date: 30th August, 2019. This trip was an educational cum recreational one. Students had a hands-on experience of the various professions. They baked doughnuts, pizzas and biscuits. They got an opportunity to make soft drinks (Frooti). They engaged themselves in delivering parcels, wall climbing, painting, learning about dentistry while also exploring various professions, eg., Banking , Departmental Store Keeping, Courier Services, Pilot Training, to name a few. They enjoyed dancing with the DJ and having a hair spa done as well. They showcased their talent in dance, drama and fashion show. All in all, it was a fun filled day! - WORKSHOP: An introductory workshop on Digital Safety was conducted. Students were given different case-studies to understand the various issues that plague the youth in the present times. Students were made aware of digital threats like fake news, addiction by design and online predators. With the help of examples, they were shown how the same could be identified. The workshop ended with a Kahoot session. Date: 31st August, 2019 14 students attended the Brainstorm session. The talks given by various entrepreneurs were inspirational. Be it Mr. Raj Shamani's inspiring story about using Rs. 10,000 given by his father to open a dish washer business and giving a speech in the UN at the age of 17, Ms. Mehra and Mr. Barboza, who thought about the cases of sexual assault and came up with kits to teach the "common man" how to give immediate care to the victim, Mr. Aayushman Sinha's life from a naughty Scottishite to the youngest artist manager, Mr. Samarth Shah's 3D printing machine or Mr. Rahat's drone idea; each of these helped students learn and hear first hand how hard work and diligence can help one fulfil their dreams. Gaurav Gambhir's beatboxing and rapping, a quiz session using kahoot and various musical performances kept the audience enthralled. - CLASS ACTIVITIES: Students brought vegetables that could be eaten raw. They came dressed in green and coloured a worksheet based on the topic. They recited a poem on vegetables. Date: 21st August, 2019/ 23rd August, 2019. Students brought fruits with one seed/ more than one seed to class. As they shared and ate the fruits; they could see and discuss the distinct differences between each type. Date: 14th August, 2019 Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes and brought tri-coloured snacks. The significance of Independence Day was told to them. A picture of the flag was shown and the meaning of each colour was explained. They then coloured the flag, stuck it on ice cream sticks and took it home. Date: 13th August, 2019. Students brought finger/stick puppets of rain creatures and spoke a few lines about the same. Date: 9th August, 2019. Students came in wearing headgear related to the monsoon season. They sang rain related songs and later did bud painting on an umbrella. Date: 8th August 2019 Students came dressed in coloured clothes and brought star stickers from home. They were each given a satin ribbon and they decorated it with their stickers. They took the bands home for their friends. Grade Sr. Kg Students wore headgear that represented different pets/farm/wild animals and spoke a few words about their homes, cries and young ones. Date: 9th September, 2019. What could be a better geometry lesson than one that could also be eaten and relished? With their snacks of different shapes, students had a good time identifying and pointing out the differences between each shape. Date: 8th September, 2019. Students came dressed in denim and spoke a few words about their best friend. They had fun making beautiful Friendship Day Cards for each other. Date: 21st August, 2019. Students learnt about the importance of eating healthy food as they made a nutritious sprout salad by mixing sprouted lentils, boiled corn and potatoes, chopped tomatoes, pomegranate seeds, lime juice, black salt and sweet and sour tamarind chutney. They relished the yummy sprout salad. Date: 13th August, 2019 Students came dressed in different shades of blue and recited rhymes related to the Rainy Season. Grade 1: Students brought fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy products. They sat in their teams and prepared a healthy plate. They divided the plate into the different categories and stuck the pictures accordingly. This activity created awareness about the benefits of eating healthy food. They enjoyed doing the activity and learnt the value of eating healthy food. Date: 6th September, 2019. Students were asked to get Indian (play) currency. They were then divided into groups and asked to come up and enact the various money transactions that take place in our daily lives. The groups were given time to discuss and enact any scene which included a money transaction. Their enactment included the purchase and sale of products, exchange of money, using a debit card at the ATM machines and depositing money into bank accounts. Date: 13th August, 2019. Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes and spoke a few sentences on our National bird/flower/animal/fruit. The teacher showed them the National Flag of India, spoke about the significance of the day and why we celebrate it. Date: 9th August, 2019. The celebration began with making creative friendship bands for their best friends. They decorated the ribbons in their own innovative manner. Students enthusiastically tied these colourful friendship bands to express their love and care for their friends, thereby making their bonds stronger. Grade 2: Students brought a small container of soil along with a few mustard seeds which they sowed in the soil. They were made familiar with the life cycle of a plant and also learnt about its parts. They watered and learnt to take care of their plants. Date: 11th September, 2019. Students made a birdhouse using tetra packs, ice-cream sticks, and water colours. They learnt to empathise with the little creatures. The importance of trees was also discussed with them. This activity helped the students enhance their Naturalistic intelligence as well as spatial intelligence. Grade 3: Students made a 3D model of an insect (ladybird) using red and black clay.This activity helped them to identify the head, thorax and abdomen. It helped the students in developing visual, cognitive and application skills by using the knowledge given in the class. Grade 4: Students made a clay model showing the different layers of the Earth. This activity helped them to understand the inner core, outer core, mantle and crust of the Earth. Date: 23rd August, 2019. Students learned about measurement by doing hands on activity. They measured their pencil box and pouch using the spring balance and weighing machine. They also measured the length of their notebooks and benches using ruler and handspan respectively. This helped the students in enhancing their analytical and observational skills. Grade 5: Students observed and studied the X- Rays of different body parts and answered the given set of questions based on the same. They observed the X-Rays and identified the bone/ joint present in the body part. It helped in developing visual, cognitive and application skills by using the knowledge given in the class. Date: 26th August, 2019. Students used origami paper to do an activity on Equivalent fractions. They depicted the fractions 1/2 which is equal to 2/6 by folding and colouring the paper. This activity helped them to understand the concept of Equivalent fractions better. Date: 8th August, 2019. Students made water purifiers using natural things, for example, pulses, pebbles, cotton , sand and clay. They learnt to make a working model of a water purifier and troubleshooting practical difficulties while making the same. This activity helped the students to develop a scientific aptitude and application skills. Grade 5: The students used origami paper to depict the fractions 1/2 which is equal to 2/6 by folding and colouring the paper. This activity helped them to understand the concept better. - INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION Download - LENS IT Date: 13th August 2019 Date: 19th August 2019 Date: 20.08.19 Date: 21st August 2019 Date: 22nd August 2019 Date: 27th August 2019 Date: 29th August 2019 - WORKSHOPS: Date: 19th August, 2019. Date: 21st August, 2019. - TRIPS Date : 27th August, 2019 - CLASS ACTIVITIES - GRADE 1: - GRADE 2: - GRADE 3: Date: 5.08.19 - GRADE 4: - GRADE 5: Date: 08.08.19 - CLASS ACTIVITIES Date: 10.07.19 Date: 12.07.19 Date: 17.07.19 - SR.KG Date: 16.07.19 - GRADE 2: - KG to GRADE 2 - GRADE 3: Date: 17.07.19 - GRADE 4: Date: 27.06.19 - GRADE 5: Date: 10.07.19 Date: 16.07.19 Date: 15.07.19 - PARENT TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION - LENS IT - EDUCATIONAL TRIP Download Date: 20.07.19 - MISSION WEEK In keeping with our motto, Perseverantia et Fide in Deo, the Mission Week on the theme 'Celebrating Life' was conducted for the students of the school. Students learnt how they could celebrate life in all its hues, especially while going through rejection. They were also encouraged to be a source of inspiration to others. They understood the importance of an individual's need to feel loved and secure while being patient through the various challenges that life throws at them. With the aid of videos, games and the inspiring stories of two influential personalities, namely 'Jim Carrey' and 'Ida Scudder', students were motivated to celebrate life in all situations. - BRIDGE WORKSHOP Download - ROTARY CLUB OF BOMBAY - FELICITATION Download - LENS IT DATE: 15th July 2019 - STUDENT COUNCIL LIST School Captain - Dhruv Narayan Sports Captain For Boys - Conroy Karkada Captain Of The Macpherson House - Aakar Babu Captain Of The Catherine House - Navya Sriram Captain Of The Macgregor House - Nachiket Shekhar Garg Captain Of The Elizabeth House - Ananya Parashar Captain Of The Haddow House - Aryan Singh Captain Of The Anne House - Kashish Modani Captain Of The Kennedy House - Ayushmaan Captain Of The Victoria House - Shaleen Bansal The Band Major - Rajvini Rout. - DATE: 29th June 2019 - TREE PLANTATION DRIVE Download - TEACHER'S WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS b) DATE: 15th July 2019 c) DATE: 20th June 2019 - ORIENTATION FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-2020 For the parent of Sr.Kg to Grade 8, the orientation programme for the academic year 2019-20 began with a prayer. The Principal, Ms. J. Kotian's address that followed, accentuated the importance and relevance of technology in today's life and the need for the holistic development of children. Class teachers presented an overview of the excellent ICSE 2019 results, the focal point being the increase in the number of high achievers and the fact that the lowest score was above 70%. Class teachers also highlighted the achievements of the year gone by and briefed the parents about the various learning activities and opportunities that would be available to their wards throughout the new academic year. An overview of the upcoming events was given. That the students need to strictly follow the school guidelines, rules and regulations was reiterated. - SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY The 22nd Anniversary Celebrations of the School began with a prayer service for students of Grades 1 to 10, led by the Principal, Ms. J. Kotian and the Coordinators. - ANNUAL PRIZE DAY The School's 22nd Annual Prize Day was attended by Mr. V. Thomas, Member of the COM, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, Ms. L. Middlecote, Hon. Secretary, & Ms. Sunita George, Principal, BSS Mahim. NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS: - LENS IT The topic was introduced with a mime portraying a comparison between family life in the 1980s and 2018. It was followed by a skit titled 'Keeping the Roots Stronger' which emphasized the importance of guiding children rather than serving everything on a platter. A TED Talk on how a communicative relationship between a child and a parent can help children grow in an environment of love, care and respect was presented. A poem titled 'One Final Touch' recited by the students focused on helping the audience understand the different outcomes that the child lives with. Students then presented six keys that help maintain a strong human connection. The presentation ended with a group song expressing the children's love and gratitude for their parents. - DATE: 28th June 2019 Rosa Louise McCauley Parks, the First Lady of Civil Rights, was also known as the Mother of the Freedom Movement. She was best known for her pivotal role in the - DATE: 1st July 2019 Students presented the life of Burmese politician and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Aung Sang Suu Kyi, in the form of role play. A traditional dance on a Burmese song was also performed to showcase her time in college. The students drew out her inspiring story by enacting the time when she was placed under house arrest and the attacks that she faced bravely. A discussion with the student audience highlighted her efforts for peace and freedom activism in Burma. - CLASS ACTIVITIES (K to Grade 5) Date: 14.06.19 Date: 24.06.19 Date: 26.06.19 Date: 26.06.19 - Grade: Sr. Kg Date: 18.06.19 Date: 20.06.19 Date: 21.06.19 Date: 28.06.19 - Grade 1: Date: 20.06.19 - Grade 2: Date: 27.06.19 - Grade 3: Date: 24.06.19 - Grade 4: Date: 27.06.19 - Grade 5: Date: 29.09.18 - Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2018-19 - ICSE Results 2019 - WHIZ KIDS: - INTERACT CLUB: - Literary Club - Blogging Pictures - Nature Club Pictures - STEM Club Pictures Heritage Club Pictures - CONFERO CLUB Pictures - FINE ARTS CLUB- PALETTE KNIFE PAINTING Pictures - DATE: 12th APRIL 2019 - DICE Bootcamp at ISME - Jai Vakheel Foundation Pictures - GRADE 10 Pictures - Date : 24th January, 2019 - Learning by Doing- Science Pictures - Learning by Doing- Science Pictures - Assembly by Global Scholars A video was shown that focused on water scarcity worldwide; followed by a personification of water showcasing the austerities of this precious resource. A water audit undertaken by the team in the first week of December brought to light the wastage of water in school, further driving home the point that saving water was both an individual responsibility as well as a group effort. Their peers from London and Detroit had interesting suggestions to save water which was also shared with the audience. While taking the pledge to save water, they advised the audience to be 'water wise' during the celebration of Holi. A trio of 'water' rappers set the stage on fire with their funky rap and enthralled the students. Pictures - Jai Vakeel Foundation – Annual Sports Day Pictures - KAHOOT Pictures - Staff empowerment initiatives - Adolescent Education – Girls (Students enrichment program) Pictures - Adolescent Education – Boys (Students enrichment program) Pictures - A) Students Enrichment Programme Pictures Topic: Growing Up Pictures Topic: DREAM BIG and think POSITIVE Pictures - B) Classroom activities / other activities Mathematics: Topic: Time Pictures General Science: Topic: Sun -the source of energy. - Mindfulness (Students enrichment program) Pictures - Lens It by Grade: 8C Pictures - DATE: 20th February 2019 - Change of Guard School Vice Captains : Sports Captain (Boys) : Sports Captain (Girls) : Red House Blue House Yellow House Green House Band Major : Rajvini Rout - Valedictory & Farewell-ICSE 2019 Lens It by Grade: 8A Pictures - Lens It by Grade: 8B Before winding up, the students spoke shared the results of the quiz that they had conducted for parents using Google forms. The session ended with interesting facts about the North -Eastern states of India. Pictures - Pride of Scottish - DATE: 20th February 2019 HIGHLIGHTS: - Lens It Pictures - Republic day Report Winners of the Inter-School Competition in both academics and sports were felicitated. The celebration ended with our Choir presenting a patriotic number. - Classroom activities / other activities Pictures Event: Republic Day Pictures Event: Traffic Signal Event: Kite Making Pictures Event: Republic Day Event: Animals made out of paper folding Pictures Event: Scarecrow - Biology-Digestive system of human body Pictures - Physics- Current Electricity Pictures - Adventure trip for Grade: 8 Pictures - Adventure trip for Grade: 7 Pictures - DATE: 19th January 2019 Some of the topics that was focussed on are as follows:
Date: 15.11. 2021
Grades: KG to 10
Platform: Google Meet
The day started with a beautiful assembly prepared by the teachers. Students were thrilled and excited to witness the varied special performances put up by their teachers. The Principal, Ms J Kotian sent a special e-card to each class which was posted on Google Classroom. After the assembly, students of Grades 6 to 10 participated in the various events that were a part of Frexpressions while students of Grades Pre-primary to 5 celebrated Talent Day and showcased the best of their abilities and skills. Their performances and creative endeavours received a platform and the certificates were given to those who did well.
Following this, students attended the fun-filled activities arranged for them by the PTA. Pre-primary students enjoyed an activity on 'Percussions'. They were also shown a short film 'A Joy Story' following which they enjoyed dancing to the tune of Better When I'm Dancing. Grades 1 & 2 enjoyed an activity titled 'Music with Myusikman'. While students of Grades 3 & 4 enjoyed an interactive Story Telling session, students of Grade 5 & 6 enjoyed participating in a session of interesting games. The day ended on a high note for students of Grades 8, 9 and 10 as they participated in a fun-filled quizzing activity.
All in all, the students thoroughly enjoyed themselves on their special day.
Date: 28.10.21
Grade : ICSE Batch 2020 & ICSE Batch 2021
Platform: Google Meet
Prize Day was celebrated virtually this year. The programme began with the Lord's Prayer, the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm followed by the Welcome note rendered by the School Vice-captain. The Chairman's address was delivered by Mr Deepak Parekh, Deputy Chairman - Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society. In his address, he lauded the diligent efforts put in by the Principal, Staff and the students of the School during the pandemic and highlighted the values & skills that are focussed upon in our school. He also motivated the students to use technology wisely. Our Principal, Ms J Kotian, then read the Annual report for the year 2020-21 wherein important events, as well as the achievements of students, were highlighted. The school magazine - Tartan (2020-21) was released digitally. The Prize distribution followed. Our Principal and staff members who completed twenty years of service were appreciated and felicitated. Staff members who received special awards throughout the year were also felicitated. Students presented a cultural programme comprising a fusion dance and a virtual choir which was highly appreciated. The programme ended with the rendering of the Vote of Thanks by the School Captain followed by the School Song and National Anthem.
Date: 18-22.10.2021
Social Venture: Goonj Drive - Joy Of Giving Week
Grade: KG - 10
Inspired by the Interact Club presentation illustrating the importance of giving, students of our school participated in the 'Joy Of Giving Week'. Articles like groceries, detergents, sanitary pads and the like were collected and sent to the Goonj Foundation to help those in need.
Topic: Film Making - Secrets Of Visual Storytelling
Date: 22.09.2021
Organizer: Atlas Skill Tech
Resource Person: Mr Jitendra Arora
Grades: 9 &10
In this workshop, students gained insight into Film Making. This interactive session helped enhance their observation skills as they read into every scene of an advertisement. The session covered many aspects - from decoding the meaning behind the advertisement to paying attention to the setting, audio, expressions of the actors as well as other minor details. Students also learnt how directors take inspiration from various universities, colleges and schools all around our country to make their advertisements. The different components required to make a film such as a screenplay, background, actors, scripts, cameras & technology was also looked into.
Date: 22.09.2021
Organized by: Atlas Skill Tech
Resource Person: Prof. Jai Ranjit, Associate Director of Student Experience
Grades: 9 &10
In the session, the meaning of the concept of art and its usefulness in our day-to-day lives were explained. Students learnt that movies and video-game maps begin with a small and rough sketch which are then further refined with colours and shadows. These sketches help the production department to save a lot in terms of money and time. The session ended with a small activity wherein everyone had to describe a scene in words and then draw a rough sketch of the same.
Date: 22.09.2021
Organized by: Atlas Skill Tech
Resource Person: Mr Pratik Hinduja
Grades: 9 &10
Students learnt about the benefits of investing in companies that will multiply the money that has been invested over the years instead of buying 10 products of the company which are not long-lasting and therefore unbeneficial. With the help of suitable examples, they were shown how media helps a product captivate the interest of the audience. They also learnt about the importance of building brand ideas that need to be engaging, rewarding and interesting to the eye and these must be put forth with confidence. This interactive session included relevant video and picture presentations.
Date: 22.09.2021
Organized by: Atlas Skill Tech
Resource Person: Mr Amrutt Bhatt
Grades: 9 &10
The following tools and techniques were a highlight of this session -
1. Problem-based business ideas
2. Wouldn't it be great if...?
3. Imagining the future
4. Reverse imagination
1. Identify problems
2. Segregate into major and minor problems
3. See if others have the same problems
4. Top three problems of the potential clientele
1. Product
2. Service
3. Delivery
4. Promotion
Students learnt that innovation can take place in all four areas. An Idea Formula was shared - Subject+Problem+Business = Model. Students were encouraged to use the tools shared to build on innovative ideas!
Date: 13/14/18/21.09.2021
Organized by: PTA
Resource Person: Mr Raghu Kumar from FinSim, a Certified Financial Planner
Grades: 6 to 9
In this interactive session, students learnt about Personal Finance. They were introduced to the stock market, mutual funds and various types of insurance. Students were equipped with the tools that would help them make wise financial decisions. They were encouraged to have a goal depending on their financial position and plan well to achieve them. They also learnt about the role of the post office that is found in every village and gained an insight into the various financial sectors. It was a great learning experience for young minds and an early invitation to make wise decisions with the money in hand.
Date: 11.09.2021
Organized by: PTA
Resource Person: Ms Priyanka, Consultant and Educator at Sir Vithaldas Thackersey College of Home Science
Grades: 8 & 9
The Resource person dealt with the following aspects about Microgreens:
1. What are microgreens?
2. Health benefits of microgreens.
3. How to grow microgreens at home?
4. Soil composition requirement and the nutrients in various types of microgreens.
5. Recipes using microgreens.
She also showed various seeds and microgreens which had been grown by her. She encouraged children also to grow microgreens. She answered the queries posed by the students.
Topic: Value Education - Justice & Respect
Date: 20.09.21
Organized by: In-house
Resource Person: School Counsellor - Ms Rakhee Natu
Grades: 3
In this interactive session, the following themes were discussed -
Definition and explanation of Justice
Importance of Justice in our life
Definition of respect
Self-respect and its importance
Benefits of self-respect
At the end of the workshop, students answered a worksheet based on the subject.
Date: 20.09.21
Organized by: In-house
Resource Person: School Counsellor - Ms Seena Desai
Grades: 4
In this interactive session, the following themes were discussed -
What is Consideration?
Meaning of Being Considerate
How to be considerate?
Why should we be considerate and how to be thoughtful about others.
In this workshop, students learnt about the importance of being considerate at home and school and how such a person is always admired.
Topic: Festivals of India
Date: 25/26.10.2021 & 11.11.2021
Grade: 3 to 5
Festivals are an expressive way to celebrate glorious heritage, culture and traditions. Students of Grade 5 students presented PPTs highlighting the importance and the major attractions of three uncommon yet famous festivals of India namely Hemis Festival of Ladakh, Bikaner Camel Festival and Losoong Festival of Sikkim. Students of Grade 4 spoke on some unique and interesting festivals like the Carnival Of Goa, Hornbill Festival, Nagaland and International Kite Festival, Ahmedabad while students of Grade 3 presented Bihu - The Harvest Festival of Assam, Baisakhi - The Harvest Festival of Punjab and Onam - The Harvest Festival of Kerala. They researched and gathered information about the importance of the festival, why it is celebrated, how it is celebrated and the major attractions of the festival. They showed pictures about the festival and some of them even dressed up according to the festivals they spoke about.
Date:12/13.10.2021
Grade: Pre-Primary
Students conducted the assembly in their respective mother tongues. The same was then translated into English for all to understand. They were fascinated by the beauty of different languages and learnt interesting facts about the various states of India during the assembly.
DATE:28.09.2021
GRADES: 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
Ms S George, Principal of Bombay Scottish School-Mahim, addressed the gathering. The following matters were discussed -
1. Difference between various curriculums offered at the + 2 levels in the country.
2. Subjects being offered at the ISC level and its scope.
3. Admission procedure to be followed by the Grade 11 at Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
The School's achievements were shared. The career Counsellor spoke about the opportunities & placements in good institutions (both abroad and in India). All queries were addressed effectively by the Principal.
Topic: Gandhi Jayanthi
Date:12.10.2021
Grade: 3 to 5
Gandhi Jayanthi was commemorated on this day.
Students of Grade 3 played 'The Truth Game' on a pinwheel. To promote the message of truth, questions like Have you ever lied about finishing your HW? were put up on a wheel and students answered them. They watched a video on Gandhiji's life and his values and went on a virtual tour of the ashram.
Students of Grade 4 learnt about Mahatma Gandhi with the help of a PPT and also attempted a quiz based on his life. They narrated some uncommon and lesser-known facts from the life of Mahatma Gandhi.
Students of Grade 5 wrote Acrostic Poems using words like Truth, Non-violence, Charkha and Universal Brotherhood.
Date:11.10.2021
Grade: 3 to 5
The overall objective of World Mental Health Day is to raise awareness about mental health issues around the world and to mobilize efforts in support of the same. A special assembly focussing on the importance of mental health was conducted. Some food for thought and a few positive affirmations to be practised were shared.
Date:01.10.2021
Grade: Pre-primary
Students came dressed in white. A special assembly was conducted where they spoke about the importance of Gandhi Jayanthi. They learnt the need and value of speaking the truth always and remaining calm and peaceful. 'The Wise Three Monkeys' (see no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil) showed them how to inculcate good habits in their daily life.
Date:20.09.2021
Grade: 3 to 10
A special assembly was conducted in Hindi to commemorate this day which falls on 21st September. To inaugurate the day, the United Nations Peace Bell is rung at UN Headquarters (in New York City). The bell is cast from coins donated by children from all continents except Africa, and was a gift from the United Nations Association of Japan, as 'a reminder of the human cost of war'. The inscription on its side reads, 'Long Live Absolute World Peace'. Students shared the thought for the day and spoke about the importance of observing this day. This was followed by the recitation of a prayer and the Preamble in Hindi.
Date:17.09.2021
Grade: 3 to 10
A special assembly was conducted in Hindi to commemorate the day which falls on 15th September. In 2007, the United Nations General Assembly resolved to observe 15 September as the International Day of Democracy—with the purpose of promoting and upholding the principles of democracy. Students shared the thought for the day and spoke about the importance of observing this day. This was followed by the recitation of a prayer and the Preamble in Hindi.
Date:16.09.2021
Grade: 3 to 10
A special assembly was conducted in Hindi to commemorate the day. International Literacy Day is an international observance, celebrated each year on the 8th of September, that was declared by UNESCO on the 26th of October 1966. Students recited the thought for the day, spoke about the observance of International literacy day and recited the prayer in Hindi. The preamble was also recited in Hindi
JR.KG
Activity: Virtual Field Trip
Topic: Apple Orchard
Date: 15.09.21
Students came dressed in yellow and virtually visited an apple orchard. They were amazed to see that apples come in golden yellow too and were shown how to gently pluck an apple from the tree.
Topic: Hindi Diwas
Date: 14.09.21
A few students spoke lines in Hindi as part of the Hindi Diwas celebration. They listened with rapt attention as a prayer song was played in Hindi and another song on the importance of the Hindi language was played.
Topic: Fruits
Date: 09.09.21
The little chefs of JR.Kg enjoyed their day wherein they made a delicious fruit salad using apples, bananas, grapes and pomegranate. The health benefits of eating fruits were also discussed.
Topic: Grandparents Day
Date: 01.09.21
Students made a beautiful heart-shaped invitation card for their grandparents. They coloured the flowers on it and wrote their names too.
Topic: Plants
Date: 20.08.21
Students came dressed in green and brought with them recyclable pots with soil in it, a handful of soaked seeds and water. They were shown a step-by-step procedure on how to plant the seeds.
Topic: World Elephant Day
Date: 12.08.21
Students were first told the significance of celebrating World Elephant Day. A video on the same was shown to them. Later they coloured the given worksheet to make a cute elephant which they then converted into a finger puppet.
Topic: Independence Day
Date: 10.08.21
Students dressed in tricolour, coloured the different parts of a bird and then assembled it to give the shape of a bird. They enjoyed tricolour snacks and later spoke on the National Flag, emphasising the significance of each colour on the flag.
Activity: Hindi Diwas Assembly
Topic: Hindi Diwas
Date: 14.09.21
Students conducted the assembly in the Hindi language. A PPT was also displayed to show the significance of the Hindi Language.
Topic: Virtual Field Trip
Date: 09.09.21
Students came dressed in green/camouflage dresses for a virtual field trip - 'A Jungle Safari'. This was followed by an activity where they had to draw and colour a jungle scene.
Topic: Grandparents Day Invitation Card
Date: 03.09.21
Students designed a Grandparents Day invitation card by engaging in paper folding and colouring flowers on it.
Topic: World Elephant Day
Date: 12.08.2021
Students came dressed in yellow to celebrate World Elephant Day. They were made aware of the preservation and protection of elephants through a video presentation. This was followed by an activity relevant to the celebration.
Topic: Independence Day
Date: 09-10.08.2021
Students, dressed as national leaders, spoke about the national leaders with great enthusiasm.
Activity: The Little Plant
Subject: EVS
Date: 15.09.21
Students were encouraged to sow a seed of their choice and watch it grow. They nurtured the plant by giving it enough air, sunlight and water till it grew into a sapling. They were excited to see their plant grow and made a detailed observation about the same. The following week the students got their saplings to class and came prepared to share their experiences and some amazing facts about the seeds that they had sown. They shared a few facts about their plants, their medicinal value, uses and importance. This activity helped them learn the different stages in the growth of a plant.
Topic: EVS - My Family
Date: 6-10.09.21
Students came dressed as one of their family members and enacted a small part along with props. They were taught the significance of being a part of a family and its many blessings. They learned to value, respect and care for their family members.
Topic: World Elephant Day
Date: 12.08.2021
World Elephant Day was observed on 12th August 2021. Students wore elephant headgears or brought toy elephants to the class. The teacher discussed the exploitation of elephants by man and the importance of creating awareness by making posters and sharing on social media. Students also shared their thoughts about how they could help save elephants.
Topic: English Language
Date: 21-23.07.2021
Students read aloud from the book, 'The Bad Seed'. Then they made a bookmark and wrote one good deed on it. They also attended class dressed as their favourite characters and brought along their favourite book and spoke about it.
Activity: Doll Up!
Topic: EVS- My Family
Date: 06-10.09.21
Students came dressed as one of their family members and enacted a small part along with props. They were taught the significance of being a part of a family and its many blessings. They learned to value, respect and care for their family members.
Topic: International Eat An Apple Day
Date: 09.09.21
Students celebrated International Eat An Apple Day by making an Apple donut. They got Apple rings to class. They enthusiastically arranged an apple donut and got a variety of toppings like gems, Nutella, jam and various sauces to decorate their apple donut. They were also taught about the health benefits of apples.
Topic: EVS - Our Sense Organs
Date: 24.08.21
Students made a booklet of coloured chart paper and pasted pictures of the different sense organs, eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin.
Topic: World Elephant Day
Date: 12.08.2021
Students wore elephant head gears and masks and enjoyed a virtual tour of the Elephant Safari. They also watched videos on elephants.
Topic: Independence Day
Date: 10.08.2021
Students attended class dressed in the Indian tricolour. They watched a video and spoke about the significance of the three colours saffron, white and green. They also prepared a healthy tricoloured snack with carrots, paneer and capsicum.
Topic: Friendship Day
Date: 03.08.2021
Students made Friendship Day Cards for their friends. They decorated them with cut outs of hearts and flowers and also wrote a message on it. They wished each other and thanked their friends for being there for them.
Activity: Fruit Basket
Topic: Math - Money
Date: 20.09. 21
Students drew a fruit basket of five fruits and put a price on each fruit and the basket. The price of the fruits and the basket had to total up to Rs. 540. They learned to add the cost using different denominations of money.
Topic: GSC - Insects
Date: 14.09.21
Students engaged in making the model of a ladybird insect with clay depicting the different parts of the insect.
Topic: Math - Geometry
Date: 07-08.09.21
Tessellation is the covering of a plane using one or more geometric shapes, called tiles, with no overlaps and no gaps. Students created a tessellation with different geometrical shapes and presented it in class.
Topic: English Language - Speaking Skills
Date: 17.08.21 to 15.09.21
Students created and narrated a story based on the topics given.
1. Narrate a story that features these three words: detective, piano, and pizza
2. The best way to spend time with my parents
3. My secret life as a spy
Topic: Marathi - Poem Recitation
Date: 13.08.2021 to 01.09.2021
Students recited the poems assigned to them and presented them to the class. They were judged on the following criteria: their content, diction, expression and presentation. Also, necessary corrections were suggested. This activity helped the students gain confidence in speaking in the Marathi language.
Topic: World Elephant Day
Date: 12.08.2021
Students were made aware of the threat to elephants through a PPT. They then designed posters with a message to save elephants.
Topic: Independence Day
Date: 10-11.08.2021
Students attended class dressed in the traditional wear of the different states of our country. They assembled and ate tri-coloured snacks and also made tri-coloured paper flowers. The students engaged in a quiz and learnt about the freedom struggle through videos that sparked their curiosity.
Activity: Geometry - Polygons
Topic: Mathematics
Date: 16.09.21
Students were asked to cut various shapes of polygons, label and paste on a sheet and upload its picture on google forms. The forms also had questions based on identifying different shapes, open and closed figures. The activity helped them identify and learn about different shapes. They got hands-on experience of making different shapes and finding the number of sides and angles. This helped them understand the basics of geometry.
Topic: General Science - Measurement
Date: 16-17.09.21
Students were asked to measure the length and breadth of their science book, the height of a table or a chair, the capacity (volume) of a bottle, record the body temperature of any member of the family and weight of any food packet available at home using appropriate measuring devices. Students wrote these measurements on a padlet wall. This activity helped the students to reinforce their concept of measurement and the use of appropriate devices to measure different items. This activity also helped them learn the standard units of measurement.
Topic: Marathi- Poem Recitation
Date: 24.08.21 - 15.09.21
Students recited the poems assigned to them and presented them to the class. They were judged on the following criteria - content, diction, expression and presentation. Necessary corrections were suggested. This activity helped the students gain confidence in speaking Marathi.
Topic: English Language - Story Telling
Date: 24.08.21- 31.08.21
Students narrated an original story based on the given topics:
1. If I had a choice between Online School or offline School...I would choose …. Why?
2.The Coolest Superhero Power.
3. The Greatest Thing Ever
Topic: World Nature Conservation Day
Date: 18.08.2021
World Nature Conservation Day was celebrated to bring awareness about the environment and nature. Students brought bottles (glass/plastic) and painted pictures, symbols and slogans related to the environment and how to save it. They exhibited creativity in the way they decorated their bottles.
Activity: Patriotic Singing/ Making Tri-coloured Peacocks
Topic: Independence Day
Date: 10.08.2021- 11.08.2021
Students attired in traditional clothes brought food traditional to the regions to which they belong. They appreciated each other's cultural values. They learnt a patriotic song and made tricoloured peacocks.
Activity: Sensing the Vocal Cords
Topic: G. Sc-Sound and Noise
Date: 14.09.2021
Students participated in an activity on pleasant and unpleasant sounds, feeling the vocal cords and sensing the voice produced. It was an enriching experience for the students.
Topic: Marathi- Speaking Skills
Date: 06.09.21 to 10.09.21
Students recited the poems assigned to them and presented them to the class. They were judged on the following criteria - content, diction, expression and presentation. Necessary corrections were suggested. This activity helped the students gain confidence in speaking in Marathi.
Topic: English Language - Monoact
Date: 17.08.21 to 15.09.21
Students presented a mono-act based on the characters from their compulsory readers, Heidi and The Secret Garden.
Topic: Elephant Day
Date:12.08.21
Students enthusiastically participated in slogan writing to create awareness of better treatment of captive elephants and against illegal poaching of elephants and trading for ivory. They posted their slogans on a padlet wall.
Date: 12.08.21
Students engaged in slogan writing on a padlet wall to create awareness about better treatment of captive elephants and against illegal poaching and trading of elephants for ivory.
Topic: Independence Day
Date: 10-11.08.21
Students engaged in painting bottles in hues of the tricolour and making Bookmarks with quotes by freedom fighters and national leaders. Students donned traditional attire to pay homage to the diverse cultures and traditions of our country.
Activity: Creative Recycling Projects
Subject: G. Sc.- World Nature Conservation
Date: 06.08.21
Students were encouraged to recycle common household items as per the guidelines given. They took up one of the following activities: 1. Recycling Paper Into Paper Bags/Gift Wrappers; 2. Innovative Egg Carton Creations; 3. Making A Collage With Recycled Material On The Environment.
Activity: World Nature Day Activity
Subject: Biology
Date: 04.08.21
Students were encouraged to recycle common household items as per the guidelines given. They took up one of the following activities:1. Recycling old T-shirts into bags with a suitable slogan related to Nature Day 2. Making useful items from coconut shells.
Activity: Creative Recycling Project
Subject: Biology
Date: 06.08.21
Students were encouraged to take up any one of the following projects as per the guidelines given.: 1. Making planters using plastic bottles or old plastic cans/coconut shells. 2. Make a self-watering system for plants using plastic bottles. They came ready with their materials and completed the project in a period.
Subject: English Literature
Date: 06.08.21
The reason behind the celebration was shared with the students. They were introduced to Mr P N Panicker and his contribution to reading and literacy in the state of Kerala. Following this, reading activities were conducted on various online platforms like - Mentimeter, Quizizz, and Padlet.
Activity: Recycling Waste
Subject: Home Science
Date: 06.08.21
Students made useful objects such as cloth bags, photo frames, pencil stands, pillow covers, aprons, hand bags, bird feeder, masks and floor mats from waste materials easily available at home.
Subject: World Nature Day
Date: 03.08.2021
Few students made a PowerPoint presentation compiling the photographs of nature clicked by them. Other students engaged in making a terrarium or a leaf herbarium. They presented their creations in class.
Subject: Reading Day
Date: 16-23.07.21
To commemorate the National Reading Month, students participated in a self evaluating quiz created using the Quizizz platform. The quiz included questions based on books, authors, popular characters and famous quotes. The quiz was kept live for a week. The quiz also had a poll embedded in it to understand the reading interests of students.
Activity: Making a Birdhouse/ Plant Pots/ Solar Panels
Subject: World Nature Day
Date: 02.08.2021
Some students engaged in making a birdhouse using old material available at home while others made pots for plants out of old towels. Some students also made solar panels at home.
Subject: Reading Day
Date: 16-23.07.21
To commemorate the National Reading Month, students participated in a self evaluating quiz created using the Quizizz platform. The quiz included questions based on books, authors, popular characters and famous quotes. The quiz was kept live for a week.The quiz also had a poll embedded in it to understand the reading interests of students.
DATE:03.09.2021
GRADES: KG to 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The student council presented a wonderful assembly appreciating teachers. A beautiful video on the cards made by students of all grades was presented. An exciting session of games conducted by the student Council was thoroughly enjoyed by the teachers. After this, the PTA hosted a virtual party for the teachers. The host for the day kept teachers engaged with different enjoyable activities. This was followed by the Staff party hosted by teachers teaching Grades 3 to 5.
Topic: CYBERBULLYING
Date: 15.09.2021
Organized by: PRATHAM –a unit of International Institute of Financial Markets (IIFM)
Resource Person: Mr Saurabh Nanda, a computer engineer from NIT Jalandhar with Masters in Clinical Psychology
Grades: 9 & 10
Students learnt about the various forms of cyberbullying and shared some security tips to protect themselves. They were also made aware of how easy it was to hack one's device and extract sensitive information. The legal aspects of cyberbullying were also highlighted.
Date: 08.09.2021
Organised by: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
Resource Person: Dr Devi Priyadarshani
Grades: 6 & 7
Students learnt about Wetland habitats-Swamps, Marshes, Estuaries; Bhitarkanika National Park; Mangroves and their importance; Faunal, Marine and Avian Diversity; the three types of Crocodiles: Estuarine, mugger and freshwater; Fishing Cats, Monitor lizard, King Cobra and Herons, Olive Ridley Turtles, Mudskipper, Horseshoe Crab (Living Fossil).
Date: 04.09.2021
Organised by:Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
Resource Person: Mr Rakesh Khatri, documentary filmmaker, environmentalist, popularly known as the Nest man of India, Founder of Eco Roots Foundation
Grades: 6 & 7 (Students of Nature Club)
Students learnt the process of making a nest and the same was taken up as an activity by the members of the Nature Club.
Club: Literary Club
Activity: Prop-A-Skit
Date:15.09.2021
Resource Person: Teachers In-charge
A fun online scavenger hunt was organised. Students brought to the screen objects told to them. After a quick demo on how to use the props creatively and weave a story, students joined breakout rooms to ideate their creative pieces. After a truly enriching brainstorming session, each group presented their Prop-A-Skit using the props procured during the online scavenger hunt.
Activity: African Folk Art
Date:15.09.2021
Resource Person: Teachers In-charge
Grades: 6 to 8
A ppt presentation on African Tribal Art, its importance and the various materials used was shown. Students participated enthusiastically and exhibited a varied range of paintings using their skills, creativity and imagination while creating their unique work of art.
Activity: Olympics 20202 & Indian CultureTeachers
Date: 15.09.2021
Resource Person: Teachers In-charge
Grades: 6 to 8
Two quizzes were conducted with the help of the online platform 'Quizziz' in which the students participated enthusiastically.
Activity: Embracing Your Culture
Date: 15.09.2021
Resource Person: Teachers In-charge
Grades: 6 to 8
Students learnt interesting facts about India and its culture with regards to the different states, their food habits, traditional dress, and dance. They displayed the festivals, traditional cuisine, details of costumes and traditional performances. A Padlet activity giving out a great message about Unity in Diversity was conducted
Activity: Addition App design
Date:07.09.2021
Resource Person: Teacher In-charge
Grades: 7 & 8
Students saw the 'Mathemagician' app at work doing simple additive calculations. They were introduced to the MIT App Inventor website and the user interface was explained. Students followed the step by step procedure shared to develop the app by first creating the designer page to put the coding blocks together to build the app. They were given the assignment to use similar coding blocks to make a new app that would perform the addition and subtraction operations on the app.
Activity: Installation Ceremony
Date: 07.09.2021
Resource Person: Principal - Ms J Kotian
Grades: 6 to 8
The installation ceremony began with the singing of the Lord's Prayer followed by the Welcome note by former president of the Club, Mihika Nair. An announcement of the installation of the newly elected club president, Angelina George was made. The newly elected President's acceptance speech and oath-taking on behalf of the club and members of the club followed. The office bearers for the year 2021-22 were announced. In her address, the Principal's address motivated the club members to invest their time in identifying their true purpose and making a meaningful contribution to society. The Vote of Thanks was rendered by the outgoing President, Mihika Nair. The ceremony ended with the singing of the School Song & the National anthem.
Activity: E-book
Date:01.09.2021
Resource Person: Teacher In-charge
Grade: 6
Students were introduced to the website www.bookcreator.com. They were guided stepwise on how to create an account. They learnt how to make an ebook using different features like inserting an image, recording their voices, inserting a link or a video and texts. They also explored various editing options and how to insert more pages. They were instructed to ensure that the images they paste were copyright free. They were also trained on how the link of the book could be shared keeping in mind the privacy permissions. Students uploaded the links of the e-books created by them to the Google Form shared.
Activity: Blogging, Editorial Skills and Writing Techniques
Date: 08.07.2021
Resource Person: Ms Ishita Verma, Educationist and Master Trainer; Mr Mansingh, writer.
Grades: 6 to 8
Over 90 students participated in this workshop that was organised in collaboration with Harper Collins that covered the following: The history of writing and its evolution over the centuries, the wide plethora of types of blogging, the writing process that comprised steps like Prewriting-Drafting-Revising-Redrafting, Editing and Proofreading, the difference between Revising, Editing and Proofreading, the importance of identifying the target audience and adapting the tone, mood and style accordingly, the aesthetics of a blog page, using royalty-free images, giving credit, adding the necessary links, A list of content writing tools to use for increased efficiency was shared, Maintaining Netiquette, Reader Engagement, Dos and Don'ts of blogging.
FUEL-A-DREAM
Grade: 8
Date: 5-29.08.2021
Students had been briefed about the model & the project. They took the initiative to help underprivileged children learn from home. This was carried out on the Fueladream.com platform. 13 students participated in this campaign and raised an amount of INR 4,04,871/-. The funds raised through the campaign have helped 40 children by providing them with digital devices. Each child who contributed to the campaign received an e-certificate in appreciation of their effort to make a difference in society.
Date: 22.07.2021 - 14.08. 2021
Students were briefed about the model & the project. They were involved in raising money to build a Mobile Library that would help underprivileged children in Mumbai access books through the All Care for Everyone(ACE) Organisation. This was done on Fueladream.com. Around 22 students participated in this campaign and raised an amount of Rs.7,57,707/-. 3789 children were helped through this campaign. Each child who contributed to the campaign received an e-certificate in appreciation of their effort to make a difference in society.
Date: 6.08. 2021
Students were briefed about the model & the project. They raised money to provide meals for the COVID-19 impacted families in Mumbai through Akshay Patra Foundation. This campaign was carried out on Fueladream.com. Around 12 students participated in this campaign and raised an amount of Rs.3,07,649. 13,984 families were helped with the funds raised. Each child who contributed to the campaign received an e-certificate in appreciation of their effort to make a difference in society.
Topic: Hindi Diwas
Date:14.09.2021
Grade: KG to 10
A special assembly, on the theme -'Hindi Is Our Pride... The Pride Of The Country', was conducted by the students of Pre-primary They spoke about the importance of the Hindi Language with the help of a presentation put forth by the teachers. Students of Grade 1 to 10 conducted their assembly in Hindi. The preamble was also recited in Hindi. They learnt about the importance of Hindi Diwas through multimedia presentations. The assemblies through the rest of the week were also conducted in Hindi on themes like literacy, democracy and peace.
Date:26 -31.08.2021
Grades: 3 to 9
Special assemblies highlighting the significance of water and conservation of the same were conducted throughout the week. With the help of videos and Quizizz, topics like Saving our oceans, Green revolution in Rajasthan were covered by students of Grade 6. Topics like how to save water, how to calculate water footprint were covered through videos, Padlet and quizzes by students of Grade 7. Students of Grade 8 presented topics like virtual water, facts on water, valuing water using videos and Mentimeter activities. Students of Grade 9/ 3-5 emphasised that water is the source of life. The depletion of water and the need to use it judiciously was highlighted. Students prepared posters to show the Importance of water. Different quotes based on the importance of water were shared along with the history that traced back to the first celebration of World Water Week. A video based on the theme was also shown.
Date:26.08.2021
Grades: 3 to 5
Students learnt about the work done by Mother Teresa among the downtrodden in India. A video highlighting her life, her humble deeds, selfless and loving nature and her dedication to serving the poor was shown.
THE SCOTTISH CONNECT (PODCAST SERIES)
Date:15.08.2021
The School's official blog having completed a year, we took this endeavour one step further by initiating our very own podcast series titled 'The Scottish Connect'. It's an initiative taken by our school to bring the members of the BSS, Powai family closer by fusing the age-old tradition of vocalised words with the novel and ever-evolving media. We hope to use this platform to express ourselves -to inform, intrigue and impact each other. In today's world, with its storm clouds of uncertainty, we hope to illuminate, commemorate and celebrate the silver linings. The pilot episode of the podcast, an interview with our ace student-athlete - Apeksha Fernandes, premiered on 15th August 2021.
Link: https://sites.google.com/bombayscottish.in/bssbookworms/the-scottish-connect?authuser=0
Event: Independence Day Celebration
Platform: Live Streaming - YouTube
Link: https://youtu.be/Lyr_x59dkok
The National flag was hoisted by our Principal, Ms Jane Kotian on the school premises. A few staff members joined for the celebration in school. The flag hoisting was followed by a prayer service and the Principal's speech. In her speech, Ms. J Kotian urged students to face challenges and become a better version of themselves. She emphasized that students themselves were the key to our nation's sustained growth and advancement.
As part of the cultural programme that followed Ma'am's speech, a video presentation on the activities conducted across grades to celebrate Independence Day was showcased. Students of Grade 10 presented a fabulous group dance choreographed to the tunes of the meaningful patriotic song - Teri Mitti. Grade 9 students enthralled everyone with their musical cover of the song - Aye Watan. Grade 8 students put together a well-researched, solemn documentary titled 'The Missing 54' which highlighted the plight of the Indian soldiers whose whereabouts are not known since the Indo- Pak war of 1971. The presentation was very moving and struck a chord with everyone. The program ended with the Teachers' choir presenting their version of the song 'Atmanirbhar Hum'.
All in all, the prayer service and the cultural programme left everyone feeling proud to be a citizen of this great nation - India!
Event: Scottish Model United Nations (SMUN) - 9th Edition
Grades: 8 to 10
Students of Bombay Scottish School, Mahim and Powai were a part of this conference. The heads of the various committees conducted a general as well as a committee-specific orientation for all to enable participants to understand the do's and don'ts during the conference. To help the first-timers and also remind the experienced MUNers about MUN proceedings, a Mock MUN was conducted by the heads. The Head of the International Press guided the journalists and illustrators on how to create an enticing newsletter. The tech team, comprising students of Grades 9 and 10, created a SMUN website. This website contained the necessary instructions for the participants.
1) United Nations Security Council
2) The Joint Crisis Committee
3) The All India Political Parties Meet
The deputy-chairpersons and the moderators were selected from among the best of Grades 9 and 10 MUNers while the alumni of our School were invited to be the chairperson to the various committees.
Eighty delegates, of the total number of 105 students, represented the different countries and political leaders while others became journalists, illustrators, and tech team members.
During the opening ceremony of the conference, the principal, Ms Jane Kotian addressed the gathering and the Secretary-General declared the conference open. The two days of the conference were enthralling as the delegates debated and discussed important issues. Some committees succeeded in passing effective resolutions. During the closing ceremony, held at the end of the two-day conference, the Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. Esther Selvaraj addressed the gathering, following which accolades were announced and the Secretary-General declared the conference closed.
COMMITTEE: United Nations Security Council
BEST DELEGATE: Sachchit Jha
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE: Aayati Visaria
HONOURABLE MENTION: Rahil Singh, Aarav Bardhan
VERBAL MENTION: Aarush Aggarwal
BEST DELEGATE: Karunyaa T.C.A (JCC overall), Ruhaan Iyer (Indian Cabinet)
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE: Tvisha Kishore (Indian Cabinet), Chaitanya Mishra (Chinese Cabinet), Vedant Somwanshi (Chinese Cabinet)
HONOURABLE MENTION: Aaron Tanay (Indian Cabinet), Ritvik Bhat (Indian Cabinet), Tanmay Gupta (Chinese Cabinet)
VERBAL MENTION: Prithvi Jagnani (Indian Cabinet), Sumedh Narvekar (Chinese Cabinet), Arya Shenoy-Aranha (Chinese Cabinet)
BEST DELEGATE: Arindam Mukherjee
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE: Soham Mishra, Rheanna Kothari
HONOURABLE MENTION: Kavish Nasta, Dania Khan
VERBAL MENTION: Jahnavi Singh, Trinav Sircar, Sharanya Sudarshan
BEST JOURNALIST: Rida Khan
HONOURABLE MENTION (FOR JOURNALISM): Tvisha Narayan, Alena Chacko Koshy, Kanishk Singh.
Date: 9th August 2021
Topic: Intellectual Property Rights
Organized by: Hindustan Unilever Ltd
Resource Person: Ms Ankita Jain, IP consultant, PhD in IPR.PGDM in IP, M.com
Grades 9 to 10
A brief overview of the topic was given. The meaning of the term Intellectual Property was explained through a video to help students understand the various ways in which one can protect intellectual property rights. Terms such as Copyright, Trademark, and Patent. This was followed by a quiz to check the student's understanding of the new terms to which they were introduced. The next segment had few other rights that are not routinely used but do fall under Intellectual Property Rights like Design rights, Geographical Indication, Plant Breeders, and Traditional Knowledge. Each of these was explained with the help of a video that had ample examples for a better understanding of these new terms. The legalities involved in procuring these rights and the consequences of infringement of the same were shared. The last segment aimed at raising awareness among the students about the difference between original and counterfeit products. Many fun facts on the said topic were shared o make the session more engaging and interesting. The session ended with a Q & A session.
The workshop lived up to its aim of educating students about brands, intellectual property, and the ill effects of using fake products and managed to raise awareness among our students. It empowered students to act responsibly and encouraged them to be accountable in valuing and protecting the work and rights of others.
Topic: High School Profile Building Workshop
Organized by: In-house
Resource Person: Ms Mayura Mohta - Counsellor, Bombay Scottish Schools
Grades 9 to 10
Students were taught how to build their high school profile in meticulous steps. Guidelines for the same were shared. They were encouraged to target and pursue only a few hobbies and to step out of their comfort zones and explore exciting career opportunities. The need to build one's resume from grade 9 because of the fierce competition in today's day and age was emphasized. They were taught multiple ways of building their CV and candidacy. They were also encouraged to identify their inherent talent and focus on a few skills to develop.
They were urged to research what the job of one's initial interest is actually like. To get more clarity on the same, students were asked to listen to TED Talks related to one's field of interest and also, research and shortlist colleges, either in India or abroad which offer their stream of interest. Those who were still undecided were encouraged to go for career workshops, take psychometric and career selector tests and even connect with alumni for guidance. They were advised to get internships and be an observer to get some clue as to what the job entails.
Students were given names of some excellent universities and summer schools. They were also encouraged to take many courses as it helps to add such certificates to one's high school profile. They were reminded that confidence was key in any interview. The 3 pillars for a good profile are excellence, leadership and service. The need to engage in social service was also emphasised.
Topic: First Aid Awareness
Organized by: In-house
Resource Person: Dr Matthew John, M.B.B.S, M.S. (Mum)
Grades 6 to 8
A brief introduction to the scope of First Aid was given. Students were taught various acronyms for important first aid procedures. Dr John shared the 'must haves' of a first aid kit and instructed students about the emergency plan of action. The immediate response to injuries like abrasions, bruises, cuts and open wounds, sprains or fractures, and nasal bleed were discussed.
What Is First-aid?
Golden Rules For First-aid
First-aid Guide To Different Situations
How To Be A First-aider?
Emergency Plan Of Action
Items A First-aid Kit Should Contain
How To Deal With Animal Bites And Insect Stings?
Degree Of Burns, Do's And Dont's During Burns
Epilepsy Etiquette
What To Do During A Stroke?
Topic: Usefulness of Remote Sensing Technology and GIS for Environmental Studies
Organized by: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Platform: IIRS YouTube Channel
Conducted by: Faculty of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Nandita Neelakantan, Ishtiyaq Noorani, Parnika Agarwal attended the workshop. This course created awareness about Remote Sensing Technology and its use in the study of Planet Earth and its environment through informative lectures and demonstrations. Students learned how the environment is facing problems in the form of increased earthquakes, landslides, tsunamis and how remote sensing helps in identifying these issues and facing them early on. They learned how Geospatial technology helps in this regard. Video lectures and study materials were shared for students to watch. They were also given quizzes based on the content covered during the sessions. This workshop was incredibly helpful for anyone looking to be further involved in the environmental sciences.
Activity: Fingerprinting
Topic: Yellow Day
Date: 26.07.21
Students came dressed in shades of yellow. They shaped a beautiful honeycomb with bees around it by dabbing paint with their fingers.
Topic: Red Day
Date: 23.07.21
Students made cute crabs by folding paper and pasting it on a sheet of paper. Some even coloured the background and drew a few fish to make the picture complete.
Topic: Commemorating the National Reading Month
Date: 19.07.21- 23.07.21
The Reading week for Jr Kg began with a story, 'Sneezy the Snowman', being read aloud to the students. This was followed by a discussion on the story.
The students brought their favourite book to online class and spoke about why they enjoyed reading it.
The students came dressed as their favourite story book character and made beautiful bookmarks by using the magic painting technique.
Topic: No Book Day
Date: 19.07.21
Students came dressed in bright coloured clothes wearing beautiful accessories.
Topic: Monsoon Magic
Date: 13.07.21
Students coloured the given worksheet and then made raindrops with earbuds to make a pretty picture.
Topic: World Chocolate Day
Date: 07.07.21
Students began their day on a sweet note by displaying their favourite chocolate and sharing their reasons for loving it.
Topic: Soft Friends
Date: 05.07.21
Attendance was taken with the help of the soft toys the students brought to class. They named their toy and showed it to their friends.
Activity: Fruits
Topic: Watermelon
Date: 22.07.21
Students coloured the image of a watermelon and stuck black bindis for the seeds.
Topic: Commemorating the National Reading Month
Date: 19.07.21- 23.07.21
The Reading week for Sr Kg began with a story, 'An Elf in the Swiss Alps' being read aloud to the students by the teacher.
Students read a few lines with expressions from their favourite book. The activity enhanced their language and listening skills.
Students made a bookmark under the guidance of their teacher.
Topic: General Awareness - Monsoon
Date: 15.07.21
Students put together a nutritious and delicious corn chaat by using ingredients like boiled corn, tomatoes, lemon juice, salt and chaat masala. They relished the chaat during the online class.
Topic: General Awareness - Colours
Date: 08.07.21
Students made a colourful caterpillar by using primary and secondary colours. They pasted the caterpillar on an A4 size paper and made beautiful scenery around it.
Topic: World Chocolate Day
Date: 07.07.21
Students brought a variety of chocolates to the online class. The pros and cons of consuming chocolate were also discussed.
Activity: Commemorating the National Reading Month
Subject: English Language
Date: 19.7.21
Students read aloud the book titled 'Be You' with appropriate pauses and intonations. This activity helped enhance their reading skills and build vocabulary. This was followed by an activity where each child created colourful cover pages of the book with the help of a template shared with them. They drew themselves with the caption - Be (name). This boosted their morale and each of them was encouraged to make reading a regular habit.
Subject: EVS
Date: 16.07.21
Students came dressed in shades of yellow and learned the purpose of celebrating this day through a presentation. They used their creativity and imagination to draw a variety of expressions on their emoticons. Each student was then asked to share the emotion of their emoticon with the class. There was a mix of different emotions ranging from happy, excited, surprised to sad and lonely.
Subject: EVS
Date: 08.07.21
Students blended ingredients like fresh mango pulp, fresh cream, beaten yogurt, milk and powdered sugar/honey to make a refreshing mango smoothie. The teacher discussed with them the benefits of milk, yogurt and mango. Students enjoyed their healthy drink.
Subject: EVS
Date: 07.07.21
Students took a virtual tour of the chocolate factory, where they understood the process of transforming cocoa seeds to delicious chocolates. They saw how colourful candies are made and moulded into different shapes. Each student also spoke about their favourite chocolate. They then participated in a fun quiz where they had to guess the name of the chocolate by looking at a group of emojis. The day ended with them relishing their favourite chocolates.
Activity: Commemorating the National Reading Month
Date: 19.07.21 to 23.07.21
Day 1- Students read aloud the story of 'Stuart Little' which was displayed on a PPT. This activity motivated young readers, enhanced concentration, vocabulary, improved their listening skills and helped them draw conclusions.
Day 2- As a follow up activity, students indulged in craft work to shape a mouse.
Day 3- Students read aloud the story, 'How The Elephant Got Its Trunk'.
Day 4- Students used their imagination and creativity to make an elephant bookmark.
Date: 16.07.21
Students wore yellow coloured party cone caps. They made emoticons of different expressions by sticking the eyes and drawing and colouring the mouth and other facial expressions on it.
Date: 08.07.21
The teacher explained the benefits of eating fresh fruits and vegetables. Thereafter, students put together a salsa with the following ingredients - mangoes, tomatoes, peppers, coriander, lemon and salt. They relished the healthy treat. This activity helped them enhance their spatial intelligence.
Date: 05.07. 21
Students came dressed in funny hats, caps, and headgears. Their headgears were very creative and colourful and included a clown cap, a tassel hat, headgears with antennas amongst many others. They also cracked jokes to lighten up. They enjoyed watching a PPT with jokes and funny videos. Humour helps reduce stress and tension in the classroom, improves retention of information, and promotes creative understanding among the students.
Date: 07.07.21
Students decorated a toast with chocolate syrup, nutella, fruit pieces and gems and ate their piece of chocolaty creation. This activity catered to their aesthetic sense as well as their spatial intelligence.
Activity: Aural Comprehension
Subject: English Language
Date: 14.7.21
A comprehension passage was read out to the students following which they attempted a google form based on it.
Subject: English Language
Date: 12.7.21
A Matching-Pairs activity was done with the students to revise collective nouns. They matched the pictures to the collective nouns that represent it.
Subject: English Literature
Date: 14.7.2021
A poem based on how books are our best friends was read by the students. They learned about the importance of books. Thereafter, the students completed a Google Form based on the poem.
Subject: Marathi
Date: 12.07.21- 16.07.21
Students spoke on either of the topics, 'Myself' or ' My Mother'. This activity helped them improve their diction, pronunciation and fluency in the Marathi language.
Subject: General Science
Topic: Living and Non-living things
Date: 13.07.21-14.07.21
Students drew a venn diagram comparing a living bear and non-living soft toy. They illustrated the commonalities and differences between the two on it.
Subject: Math-Addition
Date: 13.07.21-14.07.21
Students had to draw 3 flowers with 4 petals each. In the centre of the flower they wrote a given number. Then they had to write 2 combinations of the addends (horizontally and vertically in the petals) for the number in the centre
Activity: Poetry Comprehension
Subject: English Literature
Date: 15.07.202
A poem based on nature was read by the students.They learned about the importance of nature. Thereafter, the students completed a Google Form based on the poem.
Subject: Marathi
Date: 12.07.21- 16.07.21
Students spoke on either of the topics 'My Birthday' or ' My GrandMother'. This activity helped improve their diction, pronunciation and fluency in the Marathi language.
Subject:Mathematics
Date: 14.07.21
Students brought strips of paper and pasted them on a sheet to form the Roman numerals 17 (XVII) and 23 (XXIII).
Subject: Mathematics
Date: 08.07.2021
Students participated in a quiz based on large numbers and its addition and subtraction. This was conducted on the Quizizz app.
Subject: General Science
Date: 02.07.2021
Students compared the nutrients present on two food packets to conclude which of the two was healthier and why.
Activity: Video Comprehension
Subject: English Literature
Date: 16.7.2021
Students were shown a video on Twin Baby Pandas. A quiz was conducted on Google Forms to assess their comprehension skills. This activity enhanced the students' listening and understanding skills.
Subject: Mathematics
Date: 15.7.21
Students were asked to collect data on the populations of different countries. They engaged in a quiz on the International and Indian Number Systems on a Google Form. This activity helped the students to understand the concepts and differences between the two Number Systems. They could also identify the largest and smallest numbers and arrange the numbers in ascending and descending order.
Subject: Marathi
Date: 12.07.21- 16.07.21
Students spoke on either of the topics 'Myself' or ' My House'. This activity helped improve their diction, pronunciation and fluency in the Marathi language.
Subject: General Science
Date:13.7.21
Students performed experiments on sedimentation, decantation and filtration using common household items.
Subject: Mathematics
Date: 06.07.21
Students participated in a quiz based on multiplication of large numbers to recapitulate their basic concepts.
Subject: English Language
Date: 05.07.21
Students engaged in a Padlet Activity. The topic given was: 'You have just moved into a new neighbourhood, Compare your previous neighbourhood with the new one. Write about its area, its cleanliness, its neighbours and your friends.' They used comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives for the comparison.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Adjectives - Degrees of Comparison
Date: 01.07.21
After learning the concept, students framed sentences using the adjective 'smart' in the positive, comparative and superlative degree and typed it on a padlet wall.
Activity: Representation of Geographical Features
Subject: Geography
Date: 19.07.21
A quiz was conducted to revise the concept of Representation of Geographical Features.
Subject: Math
Date: 05.07.21
A quiz on fractions was played in the class. The students' answers were evaluated and the concepts which were unclear to the students were revised again in the class.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: The Painted Ceiling
Date: 07.06.21- 12.07.21
Students answered a few riddles on some common rooms in our houses as an introduction to the lesson.
In accordance with the rhyme scheme used in the poem, students were asked to mark the rhyming words used in the poem and share the same with the class.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: The People Upstairs
Date: 28.06.21- 05.07.21
An interactive discussion was conducted in class on Man being a social animal and how he needs company to survive. The need of neighbours and what kind of neighbours everyone has. Students enthusiastically shared their pleasant as well as unpleasant experiences with their neighbours. They also shared anecdotes of the times when they had been good neighbours to others. A quiz on Quizizz was held at the end of the lesson to recap the content of the lesson.
Subject: History
Topic: The Egyptian Civilization
Date: 23.6.2021
A quiz was conducted on Nearpod to revise the chapter.
Subject: Math
Topic: Integers
Date: 18.06.21
Students were shown a video on integers. Thereafter they were asked questions based on the video. It also acted as a base for learning newer concepts
Subject: English Literature
Topic:The Fun They Had
Date: 10.06.21- 18.06.21
A few riddles related to the classroom and school were answered by the students as an introduction and connection to the lesson related to homeschooling.
Continuing on the lines of the riddle, students were taken down the memory lane and felt nostalgic when they shared about what they have been missing about school. It included their memories of friends, classes, canteen, breaks and the like.
Drawing a connection to the lesson, a discussion was held on the advantages and disadvantages of e- learning, the pros and cons and students expressed their individual views on the same
One word for many and an unscramble the word activity was conducted at the end of the lesson as a recap of the new words and phrases learned by the students. A quiz on Quizizz was held at the end of the lesson as a recap to the content of the lesson.
Activity: Kahoot
Subject: Physics
Topic: Types of motion
Date: 8.07.21
After learning about the definition of motion and types of motion, students attempted a test on Quizizz. A full-fledged classroom discussion was conducted after the test on every question.
Subject: Geography
Topic: Australia
Date: 13.07.21
A recapitulatory quiz was conducted on the continent of Australia.
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Rational Numbers
Date: 6.07.21
Revision on rational numbers: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division was done. After the test, a few questions, where they faced difficulty, were discussed.
Subject:English Literature
Topic:Wandering Singers
Date: 14.07.21
Sentences with figurative language were displayed on the screen. Students had to identify the figures of speech based on their knowledge of the topic.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Wandering Singers
Date: 13.07.21
An introductory general knowledge quiz related to musical instruments and the poet of the poem was conducted in class to introduce the poem.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening:
Date: 07.07.21
Eight words were displayed on the screen. Students had to come up with a list of rhyming words to those words that were displayed.
Subject: Chemistry
Topic: Sublimation
Date: 22.06.21
Students were shown a video of an experiment demonstrating sublimation. A few students later conducted an experiment using dry ice. The teacher showed a live demonstration of the sublimation of Naphthalene.
Subject: Physics
Topic: Physical Quantities and Measurement
Date: 25.06.21
Students revised the entire chapter with the help of a quiz. After the test, answers to the questions were discussed with the students.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: पाठ -१ मुक्ति की आकांक्षा
Date: 24.6.21
बच्चों ने अपने आस-पास के इलाके में रह रहे पक्षियों और पालतू जानवरों की मदद किस प्रकार की अपने अनुभव कक्षा में सुनाए | आजादी दे जुड़े महत्त्वपूर्ण बिंदुओं पर अपने विचार रखें |
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening:
Date: 30.06.21
Students were shown two images. They had to describe what they saw, smelled, tasted and heard based on the image. Students used adjectives to express themselves.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Subject- Verb Agreement
Date: 28.06.2021
A Quiz of 20 questions on Google Forms was attempted by the students as a recap of the rules of Subject- Verb agreement.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Date: 14.06.21
Students differentiated between direct and indirect objects and were able to identify transitive and intransitive verbs. The video focused on self-correction and enabled them to move ahead only if their response was correct.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Primary Auxiliaries and Modals
Date: 14.06.21
Students attempted a Quiz to help them practise their skills on rules, usage and identification of Modals.
Activity: Video Activity/ Jamboard Activity
Subject: Hindi
Topic: 'Karak'
Date: 05.07.21
Students viewed a video on Nouns and thereafter answered questions based on the topic. They then engaged in a Jamboard activity to answer questions based on the topic.
Subject: History
Topic: Decline of the Mughal Empire
Date: 14.07.21
Students took a recapitulatory quiz on the lesson, Decline of the Mughal Empire.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: O Captain! My Captain!
Date: 09.07.2021
Students self-evaluated their understanding of the lesson through an MCQ based quiz on the Quizizz platform.
Subject: History
Topic: Industrial Revolution
Date: 07.07.21
Students took a recapitulatory quiz on the lesson, Industrial Revolution.
Subject: English Literature - Reading Activity: The Seven Cream
Topic: Reading Activity: The Seven Cream Jugs by Saki
Date:12. 07.2021
Students attempted a 3 level activity comprising - Time to Climb, Fill in the blanks and an Open-ended question on the short story, The Seven Cream Jugs.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: The Open Window
Date: 02. 07.2021
Students self-evaluated their understanding of the lesson through a quiz on Google Forms.
Subject: Geography
Topic: Population Dynamics
Date: 28.06.21
Students attempted a recapitulatory quiz on the lesson, Population Dynamics.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: 'Pakshi Rakshak'
Date:28.06.21
Students engaged in a Jamboard activity as an introduction to the lesson.
Subject:Hindi
Topic: Nouns
Date: 21.07.21
Students were shown a video based on Nouns after which related questions were asked.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Informal Letter writing
Date: 05.07.21
A letter writing topic was shared with the students. Students were divided into three groups, each group was assigned a task namely: Group 1 - Opening line, Group 2 - Body of the letter and Group 3 - Closing line. A Padlet link was provided to the students where they had to share their points. Students had the liberty to upvote their peer's post. This activity helped the students to have a diverse perspective of the topic.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Tenses
Date: 14.06.21
Four paragraphs were taken where students had to fill the correct form of the verb. These paragraphs were turned into an interactive interface using H5P. These are self- paced activities that are pasted onto the PPT which can be accessed anytime by the students.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Tenses
Date: 14.06.21
Students attempted a pre-test on the said topic which helped them recap the content learnt in the previous grade.
DATE: 9th July 2021
GRADES: 9 & 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Hvovi Bhagwagar, Psychologist and Psychotherapist
The following points were conveyed to the students –
Reach out for help.
Put in a lot of work on lessons you find difficult.
Be self-disciplined. Never underestimate the power of self-discipline.
Develop good study habits, practice more exam papers. Need for practice exams where one can apply their mind and not just rote learning. Be resilient. Never give up.
Hard work is a need but so are good study techniques.
Various apps/websites and Ted talks on 'What Do Smart Students Do Differently' for self-help were also shared. Students shared their queries and the same were well answered.
All in all, the session not only helped students understand how to plan their studies wisely but also inspired them to be diligent and work hard.
JR.KG
Activity: Colouring and Sticking
Topic: General Awareness- My Family
Date: 28.06.21
Students stuck googly eyes to candy sticks to make portraits of their family members. Finally, they compiled the portraits to make a family picture.
Date: 28.06.21
Students introduced their soft toys to their friends in class. This activity was used to mark attendance as well.
Date: 25.06.21
Students enjoyed blow painting using a straw and watery paint. They completed a picture by painting spiky hair.
Date: 24.06.21
Students used clay to give shape to a caterpillar.
Date:23.06.21
Students enjoyed a virtual tour "under the sea". As a follow-up activity, students painted the picture of a fish by dipping their thumbs in paint.
Date:22.06.21
The school anniversary celebration began with a special prayer service. A song and dance session followed soon after. Following this, students made a beach ball by tearing paper and glueing the pieces together. This activity is also excellent for developing fine motor skills.
Date: 21.06.21
Students used wet chalk to colour the picture of a balloon. This activity helps develop fine motor skills.
Activity: My Senses
Date: 24.06.21 - 29.06.21
Students brought many different objects to understand the importance of their senses. They indulged in understanding the taste of food, the sound of music and the smell of various fragrances.
Date: 22.06.21
Students used their hand print cutouts to make a butterfly. Then they crumpled and twisted paper to decorate it.
Date:21.06.21
Students celebrated the day by making beautiful tambourines using paper plates. They then decorated the same with crayons, stickers and paints. They also used beads and buttons to create music. It was a creative and fun activity.
Topic: General Awareness- Family - Family Tree
Date:16.06.21
Students were dressed in red. They stuck pictures of their family members on a tree to collate a family tree.
Topic: General Awareness
Date:14.06.2021
Students came dressed in their favourite colours and explained why they like that colour.
Activity: Monsoon Mania
Subject: EVS
Date: 29.06.21
Students came attired in different colours of the rainbow. They spoke about their experiences in the rain and their delight at seeing a rainbow in the sky. They mentioned the rainy day accessories they use like raincoats, gumboots and umbrellas and the activities they enjoy like making paper boats.
Date: 22.6.21
The day began with a special prayer service. A fun Zumba session followed. Then they played an exciting game on house colours with the help of a PPT wherein the teacher called the house names from the chits and those students performed an action. The morning fun continued with an art and craft activity where students made a 3D rainbow wall hanging by assembling the rainbow, the clouds and water droplets. This activity helped enhance their visual-spatial intelligence.
Subject: EVS
Date: 21.06.21
Students played different musical instruments like the keyboard, guitar, mouth organ, bongo, flute and the like. They also sang popular songs from movies like Sound of Music, Gospel songs and songs from famous music albums. Amazing facts about musical instruments were also shared by students. It proved that "When children listen to music, they don't just listen. They melt into the melody and flow with the rhythm."
Subject: English Literature
Date: 16.06.21
Students spoke about their favourite story book. They picked up their best-loved characters and highlighted their qualities. They concluded by mentioning the lessons they learnt from that story.
Subject: English Reading
Date: 14.06.21
Students spoke about their favourite toy explaining why it was so.
Activity: School Anniversary Celebrations
Date: 22.6.21
The day began with a special prayer service. A fun Zumba session followed. Then they played an exciting game on house colours with the help of a PPT wherein the teacher called the house names from the chits and those students performed an action. The day ended with a face-mask decorating activity. Students used acrylic paint, paper cuttings, glitter stickers with great creativity to decorate their face-masks. This activity helped enhance their visual-spatial intelligence.
Subject: EVS
Date: 21.06.21
Students dressed up as their favourite rock stars complete with sunglasses and a thick chain. They sang songs from the movie, The Sound of Music and other popular songs. They also played instruments like the keyboard and the guitar.
Subject: EVS
Date: 16.06.21
Students came robed in the different colours of the rainbow and promised to not only be bright but also to shine like the rainbow.
Subject: English Reading
Date: 14.06.21
Students spoke about their favourite story book and the lessons they learnt from it.
Activity: Odd One Out
Subject: English Literature
Date:28.6.21-2.7.21
Students engaged in the activity using a google form, after watching a video based on the same.
Subject: Social Studies
Topic: Our Family
Date: 28.6.21-2.7.21
Students engaged in an activity to match pictures with words on Nearpod to revise the lesson.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Saved by a Dolphin
Date: 21.6.21-25.6.21
As part of Formative, Interim, and Summative exercises, students engaged in drawing and colouring the picture of a dolphin, making an origami dolphin and participating in a quiz on Nearpod.
Subject: Social Studies
Topic: Our Family
Date: 21.6.21-25.6.21
Students pasted pictures of their family members to form a family tree. They also took part in a Nearpod activity wherein they had to match pictures to the right words.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Collective Nouns
Date: 21.6.21-25.6.21
Students guessed the picture shown on the slide as the teacher unveiled it gradually. They learnt that a collection or a group of things are described using a collective noun.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Nouns
Date:14.6.21-18.6.21
Clues on certain objects were given to students and they brought these objects and showed them. The activity helped them summarize that the names of all common things around us are called common nouns.
Activity: History of Mumbai - Timeline
Subject: Social Studies
Date: 28.6.21-2.7.21
Students learnt about the important events which took place in the past in Mumbai.
Subject: English Literature
Date: 29.06.2021
Students completed a Google Form on the use of different words. They understood the meanings of words that sound the same but the meaning and spelling are different.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: लिंग
Date: 24.06.2021
Students observed a picture and described it on the jamboard.
Subject: Social Studies
Date: 21.06.2021- 26.06.2021
Students made seals using clay or kneaded coloured dough.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: नन्हा पौधा
Date: 14.06.2021
Students participated through the mentimeter link and gave answers to questions based on the uses of plants.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: गिनती
Date: 10.06.2021
The activity was used to recapitulate Hindi Numbers.
Activity: Virtual Tour of NASA
Subject: Social Studies
Date: 28.06.2021- 02.07.2021
Students enjoyed a virtual tour of NASA. It was followed by a quiz on a Google form.
Subject: Social Studies
Topic: Evolution of Human Beings
Date: 30.06.2021
Students enjoyed attempting a quiz on the lesson and it helped in recapitulating the lesson.
Subject: English Literature
Date: 29.06.2021
Students attempted an exercise based on words with almost similar meanings on Google Forms.
Subject: Mathematics
Date: 29.06.2021
Two Quizzes based on large numbers and their comparison was conducted. This helped in recapitulating the lesson effectively.
Activity: Quizizz
Subject: English Language
Topic: Verbs
Date: 25.06.2021
A recap quiz was conducted on the Quizizz platform to help students recap the concept. They identified Verbs, its usage and rules.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: सोना
Date: 24.06.2021
Students observed a picture on the Jamboard and discussed how one must treat the animals.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: Grammar- वचन
Date: 21.06.2021
Students participated through the mentimeter link and gave the answers to the questions based on 'vachan'.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Articles
Date: 18.06.2022
A recap quiz was conducted on the Quizizz platform to help students recap the concept. They identified Definite and Indefinite articles and noted where articles need to be omitted.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Adjectives
Date: 17.06.2022
A recap quiz was conducted on the Quizizz platform to help students recap the concept. They identified adjectives, types of adjectives and their usage.
Subject: Geography
Topic: Plan/Sketch
Date: 15.6.21
Students were asked to draw a sketch of the floor plan of the school's 2nd floor or of their study room.
Subject: Hindi
Topic: वर्षा समीर
Date: 10.06.2021
The lesson was introduced with an activity on Jamboard. The teacher displayed a picture and students described it in their own words with the help of sticky notes.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Adjectives
Date: 10.06.2021
Students engaged in this creative activity wherein they supplied an adjective for each letter of their name. This activity was conducted on a padlet wall.
Activity: Idiomatic Situation
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Engine Trouble
Date: 29.06.21
A few lines from the texts were used as questions. Students had to match that line with the most appropriate idiom that summarises the situation.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Subject-Verb Agreement
Date: 28.06.2021
Students attempted a quiz on Google Forms as a recapitulation of the rules.
Subject: Chemistry
Topic: To Prove That Air Has Mass
Date: 16.6.21 and 23.6.21
Students were shown a video of the experiment and were later told to show a live demonstration of the same.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Engine Trouble
Date: 23.06.21
A few textual questions were displayed in MCQ format on the PowerPoint. Students had to use the chat box to answer these questions.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Engine Trouble
Date: 22.06.21
Based on the content covered in the previous two classes, students attempted a recap quiz to test their knowledge before proceeding to the next section.
Subject: Chemistry
Topic: Non homogeneous mixture
Date: 22.6.21
The teacher demonstrated the way water and hydrogen can be mixed together as they form a homogeneous mixture. Students volunteered and demonstrated the non mixing non homogeneous liquids such as oil and water.
Subject: Biology
Topic: Plant Cell/ Animal Cell
Date: 21.6.21
Microscopic examination of Onion peel- A temporary mount was prepared and epidermal cells of onion were observed under a compound microscope. Microscopic examination of cheek cells- A temporary mount was prepared and epidermal cells of the cheek were observed under a compound microscope.
Activity: Arranging Events Chronologically
Topic: Engine Trouble
Date: 16.06.21
Students were given lines from the text that were not in the order of the plot. They were asked to arrange it chronologically. While some students found it challenging, most others recalled the plot line and followed suit.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: Engine Trouble
Date: 15.06.21
Students were asked to imagine that they have been awarded a gift prize of Rs. 5000/- by their school for being an all rounder. However, the condition is that 50% of that money is to be spent for a good cause. What would they do? Students stated that they would donate it for cancer research, for the welfare of animals, to the underprivileged suffering due to the pandemic. Most others also said that they would like to contribute to the educational needs of the poor. It was an interesting activity which helped students think beyond themselves.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Primary Auxiliaries and Modals
Date: 14.06.2021
Students attempted a Quiz designed to help them practise the application of the rules, the usage and identification of Modals.
Subject: English Language
Topic: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Date: 14.06.2022
Students engaged in an interactive video activity which required them to differentiate between direct and indirect objects and identify transitive and intransitive verbs. The video focussed on self-correction and enabled them to move ahead only if their response was correct.
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Fractions
Date:14.6.2021
The concept and the basic rules on multiplication of Fractions were assessed with a test. After the test, a remedial test was done to check where maximum errors were made and those particular concepts were recapitualised.
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Integers
Date: 10.06.2021
The concept, basic rules with respect to operations on integers were assessed with a test. After the test, a remedial class was conducted to check where maximum errors were made and those particular concepts were recapitualised.
Activity: Quizizz
Subject: Physics
Topic: Matter
Date: 24.06.21
Students attempted a quiz to revise the chapter.
Subject: English Literature
Topic: The Open Window - Character Sketch
Date: 21.6.21
Using the mentimeter word cloud, students analysed the various characters that were a part of the lesson.
Subject: Physics
Topic: Matter
Date: 17.06.21
Students were instructed to keep a glass of hot water and normal water ready. Food colour was added to both glasses. This activity helped them understand that hot water has more kinetic energy. They also dissolved sugar/salt in both and observed that it dissolves faster in hot water due to the intermolecular spaces between them.
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Operations on Rational Numbers
Date: 15.6.21
Operations on Rational Numbers was revisited with the help of the quiz. Concepts like addition, subtraction and multiplication of rational numbers were revised.
DATE: 22nd June 2021
GRADES: 9 & 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The Student Council was formally invested into their respective roles. The Ceremony, conducted on Google Meet, was attended by the parents of the Student Council members as well. The event began with a prayer service. The Principal, Ms. Jane Kotian addressed the gathering and spoke to them about how the teachers saw a spark of leadership in them and the reason why they have been chosen to be leaders. She encouraged students to keep their fire burning, use up all their logs, rise above all the challenges and climb higher just like fire does. She also mentioned that fire can be both a friend and an enemy. She exhorted students to be a comforting friend and a servant leader. After her speech, a prayer and a blessing was said over all the newly elected members of the Council. This was followed by the Oath Taking Ceremony. The ceremony ended with a quote by American Entrepreneur, Jim Rohn, 'The challenge of leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind, but not weak; be bold, but not bully; be thoughtful, but not lazy; be humble, but not timid; be proud, but not arrogant; have humor, but without folly'.
DATE: 22nd June 2021
GRADES: Kg to 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The School's twenty fourth anniversary celebrations began with a prayer service. The Principal, Ms. J Kotian's inspiring speech that followed, motivated students to give their best during such trying times. She mentioned that anniversaries and birthdays create a positive anticipation in one's hearts and minds. It is as if the future is offered to us on a platter and it is giving us another chance to make something of ourselves. So one must never assume that the past and the future are going to be the same since life is not a straight line. Therefore, it is always possible to change directions from time to time. Each day and each new moment is an opportunity given to us regardless of what we may have gone through. Hence, we must learn what we can from the past but spend more time and energy looking and moving forward. Grade 10 students mesmerized the gathering with their special song. An Art Competition was conducted across grades in the first two periods. Students exhibited their artistic prowess and creativity to create masterpieces. It was a wondrous way to break the monotony of the daily routine. Regular classes resumed after the short break.
DATE: 18th June 2021
GRADE: ICSE BATCH 2020-21
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The theme for the event was - 'Trendsetters'. The programme began with a prayer service followed by a special song by the teachers. This was followed by the Principal, Ms.J. Kotian's address. Keeping alive the tradition of planting a sapling for every batch, this year too, a Hibiscus plant dedicated to the ICSE batch 2020-2021 was planted by the class teachers in the presence of the Principal and the Senior Academic Coordinator. This act was recorded and shown to the students during the programme. The highlight of the evening was the much awaited BSS Lad and BSS Lass competition. The first round for this event had taken place earlier. Students had to send videos wherein they spoke about themselves. These videos were judged and twelve finalists were shortlisted for the final Round. This round involved a question and answer session with the judges. The finalists put their best foot forward and two of them emerged as winners. Dia Arrakal and Tarun Patil won the BSS Lass and BSS Lad titles respectively. The comperes enlivened the event with their humor and wit. Fun and engaging online games were conducted during the intervals. A video showcasing their growing up years at School made every one very nostalgic.
The final farewell was a truly emotional moment as students bid adieu to their Alma Mater.
DATE: 8th/9th/10th June 2021
GRADES: Jr.Kg to 8
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The orientation programme for the academic year 2020-21 began with seeking the Lord's blessings. The Principal, Ms. J.Kotian, then addressed the parents. She introduced the Senior Academic coordinator and the Academic Coordinators to the parents. The class teachers of the respective classes also introduced themselves to the parents. The Principal explained the process of academic review. She assured the parents that the teachers would always help and support the students to get through academic challenges. The Principal reiterated the importance of study time for children. The Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. Selveraj shared the guidelines for online sessions as laid down by the School and also spoke about the mode of communication with the School that parents need to follow. The respective academic coordinators, Ms. Tina Quadraus (Kg to Grade 2), Ms. Chakravorty (Grades 3 to 5) and Ms. H Kaur (Grades 6 to 8) shared the academic plan for 2021-22 academic session for their respective grades. Subject wise details were mentioned. The plan for integrated activities, various events and competitions that would be held online were also put forth. Parents were also introduced to the various aspects that will be new for each grade.
JR.KG
Activity: Fruit & Yogurt Parfait
Date: 09.04.2021
Students came dressed in mix and match outfits and brought along party accessories. The day started off with the making of a delicious fruit and yogurt parfait. Students participated in a dance session and watched a short video on being kind and helpful to others. The day ended with goodbye and sweet messages and wishes to each other.
Date: 08.04.2021
Students coloured the honey bee template which was then cut out and made into finger puppets. They recited rhymes on the honey bee while manipulating their finger puppets. They also played a game where they had to guess the name of the movie after listening to a song from the movie.
Date: 07.04.2021
Students had to find and bring objects that were asked for by the teacher within 10 seconds. They also learnt to make crabs by folding paper.
Date:31.03.2021
Students were taught the properties of water through a fun activity. They got a glass of water and added Tang/ Rasna/ Glucon-D to it, after which they observed the change in colour and taste. They were thrilled to do the activity and enjoyed the process.
Date: 22.03.2021
Students came dressed in shades of blue to celebrate World Water Day. The importance of water was discussed in class. Students shared ideas on how they could save water.
Date:17.03.2021 & 18.03.2021
Students came dressed as different community helpers to the class and shared information about their workplace and tools used. It was a fun learning experience.
Date: 03.03.2020/08.03.2021
Students were made aware of the importance of forests and wildlife through a video shown to them on 03.03.21. Students celebrated World Wildlife Day on 08.03.2021 by coming to class dressed in shades of green. They brought pictures of wild animals from books and newspapers to class for a poster-making activity.
Date: 06.03.2021
Students came dressed in shiny and shimmery outfits. They danced to the tunes of peppy songs and enjoyed performing the actions shown in the video.
Date: 05.03.2021
Students came dressed in floral print /bright coloured clothes. They then participated in a virtual nature walk where they saw a variety of birds and flowers.
Date: 25.02.2021
As part of the covid campaign, students spoke about the people whom they were thankful for during this pandemic. They were taught how to draw simple stick figures which they coloured as part of the follow-up activity.
Activity: Graduation Day
Date:09.04.2021
Students sang 'Mr Sun' and 'I've Got Peace Like The River' for the audience comprising their parents and the same was well appreciated by them. Each child spoke and thanked their teacher for making online learning such fun while some of them spoke about activities that they enjoyed the most. At the end of the event parents acknowledged all the efforts taken by the school and teachers to make online learning possible for the students. After the event, students made 'Monaco Pizza' using the crackers, cheese and tomatoes that they had brought to the class. They relished the cracker pizza and ended the day by singing and dancing to the songs that were played for them. It was a wonderful way to end the academic session.
Date: 08.04.2021
Students came in summer wear and brought a small bottle cap along with two of their favourite colour paints. The activity for the day was bottle cap painting. Step by step they were shown how to use the cap and dab the same to make beautiful Hyacinths. By the end of the day, the class was filled with Hyacinths of various hues - pink, purple, orange and blue.
Date:07.04.2021
Dressed in black and white, students brought waste material to the online class which they used to make objects of their choice. By the end of the day, students had made photo frames, pencil holders, beautifully decorated bottles, sock puppets and piggy banks. It was creativity at its best.
Date:06.04.2021
Students came dressed in yellow to class and completed a Comprehension activity. They read the given sentences aloud and then answered the questions. Later they drew mangoes. The highlight of the day was when they all relished the mangoes that they had brought to class. It was a real treat, enjoyed by all.
Date:05.04.2021
Students, dressed in blue, brought with them cut-outs from the Number Work Worksheet given. Each cloud cut out had an addition sum written on it. They stuck the five clouds on a blank sheet of paper, solved the sum and then drew the corresponding number of raindrops below.
Date:30.03.2021
Students made a dog using folded paper. They stuck googly eyes on the dog, coloured the background and drew some grass, flowers, bone and ball to complete the picture.
Date: 25.03.2021
Students tore pieces of brightly coloured paper and stuck them on the template of a fruit-bowl. They then coloured the fruits.
Date: 22.03.2021
Students came dressed in white to class and made stick puppets after colouring and sticking cut-outs of templates given to them on a worksheet. They then narrated a short story using their puppets.
Date: 10.03.2021
Students made a beautiful cover page for a book that they have been compiling on all the General Awareness topics that they have covered this year. They then completed the first page of the booklet titled 'Myself'. They wrote their name, age, favourite colour and animal on it. They also added a drawing of what they would like to be when they grow up.
Date: 03.03.2020/08.03.2021
As preparation for World Wildlife Day, students were briefed on the different ways in which one could do their bit to save our wildlife on 3.03.21. On 08.03.2021, a video based on the same was shown to them. Later, they completed an activity wherein they stuck pictures of wild animals found all around the world on a worksheet and wrote a slogan, 'The Earth is our home too'. This activity was enjoyed by all as many pictures of rarely seen animals were shown in class.
Date: 25.02.2021
As part of the Covid campaign, students were encouraged to express their gratitude for everything that had made the past one year comfortable for them. Students were thankful for their wonderful parents, a house to live in, online classes, healthy food, toys to play with, books and the like. Students completed a worksheet on the same.
Date:18.02.2021
The theme for this year's celebration was 'Plants'. The day began with a prayer service. Students spoke about the importance of plants, recited a Hindi poem, asked parents questions pertaining to three-letter words and number names. They also helped their parents make a paper flower by guiding them with clear instructions. A video showcasing the activities done by students through the year was also presented. Parents shared their feedback on a Padlet wall. They were appreciative of the teachers and the management for their efforts.
Activity: Reveal The Picture (Game)
Date: 6th to 12th April 2021
'Curiosity' is the quality that urges a child to keep on finding out more, to connect actions with outcomes, people with feelings. 'Wondering why' is the powerful engine that drives discovery.
Activity: Bottle Craft (Minions) Best Out Of Waste
Date: 06.04.21-12.09.21 (Activity week)
Students were asked to bring plastic bottles, bottle caps and paints to the online class which they used to make an activity on minions. They followed the teacher's instruction and the video. They made minions very enthusiastically. By the end of the class, they had created different items with the minion theme like - pen/pencil stand, bottle garden and the like.
Students, who were divided into pairs of two, had to guess the word in pairs by looking at the pictures shown to them. They were extremely thrilled and curious to know what the next word would be. Each pair performed to the best of their ability. This activity helped them build their language skill. They had to also solve the riddle and unscramble the word. This fun-filled activity helped students work on their cognitive and linguistic skills.
Activity: Activity Week
Date: 07.04.2021- 12.04.2021
Post exams, Students were engaged in some fun activities. They enjoyed doing some physical exercises, music and craft activities. They were taken on a virtual tour, participated and enjoyed a fun quiz. They were ecstatic about making lemonade and some sandwiches. They also enjoyed dancing. They attended a workshop on 'Attitude of Gratitude' conducted by the School's Counsellors. The term ended with the prayer service.
Date: 26.02.2021
Students chose a Herb from the options given [ तुलसी (Basil), नीम (Neem), आँवला (Indian gooseberry), हल्दी (Turmeric), एलोवेरा (Aloe vera), मेथी (Fenugreek), अजवाइन (Ajwain), अदरक (Ginger), लहसुन (Garlic), पपीता (Papaya)] and made a chart on the same. They stuck/drew pictures and listed five uses of the herb. They then showed their chart to the class and spoke about the same in 5-8 sentences on the same.
Activity: Week Activity
Date: 07.04.2021- 12.04.2021
Students were engaged in doing PT, Music and Craft. Besides these, they were engaged in performing science experiments on Friction and Density. They enjoyed decorating cup cakes and biscuits. They also actively participated in a Word Game and Bulls Eye on Padlet. A workshop on 'Needs Vs Wants' was conducted by Ms. Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai. The term ended with a prayer service.
Date: 04.03.2021
Students learnt the numbers and completed a google form based on the same.
Date: 01.03.2021
Students spoke a few lines about what they wanted to become when they grew up. They were dressed accordingly.
Activity: Activity Week
Date: 07.04.2021-12.04.2021
Students not only enjoyed doing the PT exercises, Music and Craft activity, they also watched a documentary on the Indus Valley Civilisation and actively participated in the quiz that followed. They painted old T-shirts based on the theme, 'The Environment'. They enjoyed Brain Teasers. They also made thanksgiving cards on the last day. The School's counsellors conducted a workshop on Goal Setting. Finally, the term ended with a prayer service.
Date: 07.03.2021
A questionnaire on Google form based on the topic was done in class.
Date: 26.02.21
Students selected one personality from the given options [1.साक्षी मलिक, 2.साइना नेहवाल, 3.मेरी कॉम , 4.कर्णम मल्लेश्वरी , 5.विजेंदर सिंह, 6.सुशील कुमार, 7.अभिनव बिंद्रा ], made a PPT, chart, video or flashcards on the same and spoke 8 -10 sentences on the same.
Date: 25.02.2021
Emojis were given on a Google Form and students had to guess the names of countries and fruits.
Date: 10.02.2021
Students prepared a PPT on a Natural Disaster showing the causes and effects of the disaster. They also spoke about the various preventive measures and precautions to be taken during the disaster.
Date: 09.02.2021
Students presented an outline of a story, spoke about their favourite character and what they would do if they would have been in the place of the character.
DATE: 10th April 2021
GRADE: 8 to 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The Programme began with a prayer followed by a song. In her speech, the outgoing captain, Dia Arakkal thanked the Principal Ms. J. Kotian, the Senior Academic Coordinator, the Academic Coordinators, the teachers and the school staff. She appreciated the values, skills, grooming and all-around development received during their journey at Bombay Scottish School, Powai. The much-awaited results of the newly elected student council 2021-22 were announced by our Principal. Students thanked the Principal. The School flag was symbolically handed over by the outgoing captain Dia Arakkal to the newly elected school captain Mihika Nair, who in turn handed it over to the Principal. The programme ended with the singing of the School Song and the National Anthem.
DATE: 10th April 2021
GRADE: 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
Ms. E. Selvaraj, the Senior Academic Coordinator conducted the Service which comprised a Hymn, Bible Reading, Responsive Prayer and Benediction. The Valedictory speech was rendered by Varun Gogoi (10A), Arham Mahajan(10B), and Samarth Sharma(10C). They reminisced about the time spent in school and were very grateful for all that the school had done and for the values and life lessons that they had inculcated. They thanked the Principal Ms. J. Kotian, the Senior Academic Coordinator, the Academic Coordinators, and the teachers for their untiring effort to make their learning fruitful. They also acknowledge the contribution of the support staff, the office staff, and the security personnel. The class teachers of Grade 10, Ms.Ajitkumar, Ms.Verma and Ms.Sengupta imparted words of wisdom to their students. They exhorted the students to fare well in life and appreciated their efforts through the years, especially the resilience shown during this pandemic. Our principal, Ms. J Kotian appreciated them for braving the storm of this pandemic and hoped that this would enable them to handle all the situations that life would throw at them. She exhorted them to work hard, stay focussed on the goals and strike a balance between all that they choose to do and pursue. She encouraged them, if need be, to realign their course and not beat themselves up. She sought God's blessings on them for their future.
DATE: 10th April 2021
GRADE: 9 (2021-22)
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The Principal, Ms. J. Kotian introduced the class teachers to the parents. She then addressed the parents and enlightened them on the academic reviews, choice of subjects, break up of marks and the tentative schedule dates for assessments. Ms. M. David (Coordinator for Grades 9 & 10) highlighted the plan of action proposed by the Heads of various Subject Departments. Following this, the Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. E.Selvaraj shared the project details. She spoke about how students must manage their study time and shared the guidelines for the online sessions as laid down by the School. In the open forum that followed at the end of the session, the Principal answered the various questions raised by parents to their satisfaction. The Principal assured the parents that the teachers would always be available to help and clear their doubts if any. Parents were appreciative of all the hard work done by the School. The Time Table, along with the Google Meet links, the Syllabus, and the Plan of Action for each subject, were uploaded to the website on the same day to help and assist parents further.
GRADE: 10 (2021-22)
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The Principal, Ms. J. Kotian addressed the parents and enlightened them on the academic review, choice of subjects, break up of marks and tentative dates for assessments. Ms. M.David, Coordinator for Grades 9 & 10, highlighted the plan of action proposed by the Heads of various Subject Departments. Following this, the Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. E.Selvaraj shared the project details. She spoke about how students must manage their study time and shared the guidelines for the online sessions as laid down by the School. In the open forum that followed at the end of the session, the Principal answered the various questions raised by parents to their satisfaction. The Principal assured the parents that the teachers would always be available to help and clear their doubts, if any. Parents were appreciative of all the hard work done by the School. The Time Table, along with the Google Meet links, the Syllabus, and the Plan of Action for each subject, were uploaded to the website on the same day to help and assist parents further.
DATE: 12th March 2021
GRADE: 10 (2021-22)
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The Principal, Ms. Kotian, addressed the concerns of the parents regarding the offline Preliminary Examination. Parents were informed about the protocols and safety measures and she insisted that these must be followed. Ms. Kotian emphasised that students must come to school by private vehicle only and no borrowing of stationery would be allowed. During the open forum, Ms. Kotian clarified every query raised by the parents.
DATE: 9th April 2021
GRADE: 5
TOPIC: Goal Setting
RESOURCE PERSONS: School Counsellors
PLATFORM: Google Meet A discussion on goal setting, its importance, steps involved in goal setting, examples of steps involved in goal setting, self-motivation and time limit to achieve the goal was conducted. The concept of resilience was explained in detail. The Concept of goal setting was explained using a presentation which was an interactive session. Students were inquisitive and keen to share their responses. A video on resilience was shown. At the end, students were encouraged to set a goal during the summer vacation and try and fulfill the same.
GRADE: 4
TOPIC: Needs Vs Wants
RESOURCE PERSONS: School Counsellors
PLATFORM: Google Meet
It was a collaborative session. Students were encouraged to recognize the things that one has and be grateful for the same. They could correlate with the concepts well due to the upcoming summer vacation. A video on Needs vs Wants that was shown helped students clearly understand both the concepts. At the end of the workshop, students were given an insight about always weighing their options before demanding it.
GRADE: 3
TOPIC: Attitude of Gratitude
RESOURCE PERSONS: School Counsellors
PLATFORM: Google Meet
It was an interactive session. Students were shown a video to help them understand the concept clearly. Students were very inquisitive and shared their responses. At the end of the workshop, students were given the activity of making a garland or gratitude tree during the vacation to understand the concept better.
DATE: 4th March 2021
GRADE:6 (For Girls and their Mothers)
TOPIC: Adolescent Education Teen Mom Health and Hygiene Programme
RESOURCE PERSONS: Miss Surabhi Saha (Direct Marketing Executive) - P & G
PLATFORM: Google Meet
Girl students attended this seminar with their mothers. Students learned about the menstrual cycle and how they need to take care of themselves during that time of the month. The fact that girls can lead a normal life during menstruation was reiterated.
DATE:4th March 2021
GRADE: 6 (Boys)
TOPIC: Adolescent Education
RESOURCE PERSONS: Dr. Vimal Pahuja, Consultant General Medicine, Hiranandani Hospital
PLATFORM: Google Meet
Dr. Pahuja enlightened students about the physical, emotional, psychological and social changes that occur during puberty. He also highlighted the need for a healthy diet. The interactive and informative workshop covered various aspects of puberty, causes of obesity in adolescence and the importance of adolescent nutrition. He provided students with a daily checklist for their bodies and also encouraged them to mail him any queries that they may have.
JR.KG
Activity: Founder's Day - Activity Week
Dates: 15th - 17th February 2021
Students came dressed in casual clothes along with scarves and capes. They engaged in activities such as dancing and jiggling their scarves to the rhythm of the music being played, moulding clay into different fruits, cookies, planets and vegetables and even designing a musical shaker using an empty bottle or container and some beads and buttons.
Activity: Founder's Day - Activity Week
Dates: 15th - 17th February 2021
Through the course of the Founder's day week, students wore coloured clothes and occupied themselves with writing messages on palm-sized cutouts of a heart, moulding clay into different objects and improvising their musical shakers to produce their own music. It was a hands-on learning experience for all.
Activity: Founder's Day - Activity Week
Dates: 15th - 17th February 2021
During the course of three days, students wore different coloured clothes (red, blue and yellow) and decorated a Founder's Day banner using cotton earbuds and poster paints. These banners were displayed as a background for the event conducted on Founder's Day.
Date: 3rd February 2021
Students brought their favourite storybook to class and read a paragraph from it. This was followed by a discussion on the importance of reading. The benefits of reading, such as vocabulary and language enrichment, improved comprehension, enhanced writing skills were highlighted. It was also observed that reading relaxes the mind and hence must be inculcated as a routine in our daily lives.
Activity: Founder's Day Activity Week
Dates: 15th February 2021- 17th February 2021
Students wore different kinds of dresses, along with innovative and decorative hats, all three days. They were shown videos on Cat's Cradle Trick. Students tried their hand at making easy and complex patterns using the technique. They also engaged in tongue twister activities. These activities helped enhance their fine motor skills as well as their linguistic skills.
Date: 3rd February 2021
Students got their favourite books, sat in their innovative tents/ reading nooks and read them. Each student was given a chance to read aloud and share information about the author of the book.
Subject: Mathematics - Equivalent Fractions
Date: 2nd March 2021
Students took two square marble papers/chart papers measuring 14 x 14 cm. They divided the first paper into two equal parts and shaded one part showing the fraction '½'. Next, they divided the second paper into four equal parts and shaded two parts showing the fraction '2/4' fraction. These two papers, 1/2 and 2/4, depicted equivalent fractions.
Date: 25th February 2021
The teacher used a virtual dice. The numbers on the dice represented a prefix or a suffix and an activity related to it. Students wrote examples, added prefixes and suffixes to the words and also framed sentences using those words.
Date: 22nd February 2021
Students made a family tree on a chart paper and spoke about their family members in Marathi. Their knowledge of the topic, vocabulary skills and presentation skills in Marathi were evaluated through this activity.
Date: 12th February 2021
Students made a poster on an A4 size paper showing the segregation of wet and dry waste. They were advised to display these posters in the society office of their respective buildings.
Subject: English Literature - The Railway Children
Date: 12th February 2021
Students designed a cover page for the book, 'The Railway Children', spoke about their favourite scene and expressed how they would react in a particular situation.
Date: 10th February 2021
Students made a comic strip using the four different kinds of sentences. Two sentences of each kind were used.
Subject: Mathematics - Rounding Off Whole Numbers
Date: 8th March 2021
Students prepared a PowerPoint presentation on rounding off whole numbers to the nearest Tens, Hundreds and Thousands with the rules and examples.
Date: 7th March 2021
A Google form with a questionnaire on the concept was done in class.
Date: 3rd March 2021
Students designed a crossword puzzle on the topic.
Date: 25th February, 2021
A quiz was conducted for students. Based on the emojis given on a Google form, students had to guess the names of the countries and fruits that they stood for.
Date: 10th February 2021
Students prepared a PowerPoint presentation on a Natural Disaster highlighting the causes and effects of the disaster. They also spoke about the various preventive measures and precautions to be taken during such a disaster.
Date: 9th February 2021
Students presented the outline of a story, spoke about their favourite character and narrated what they would do if they had to trade places with the character.
Date: 18th February 2021
Grades: Jr. kg to 7
Platform: Google Meet
The day began with a special prayer service following which our Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. E. Selvaraj spoke to the gathering of teachers, students and parents. Ms. Selvaraj highlighted the contribution of the founders and drew life lessons for students. She encouraged them to have a vision and purpose for their lives and to follow in the footsteps of our founders and give back to society in whatever way they can.
Group activities that were conducted in the class throughout the year, were put forth before the parents by the students of Grades 3 to 7. These activities were presented in the form of both pre-recorded and live PowerPoint presentations, role plays, advertisements, experiments, online games like Spin the Wheel and Nearpod. Students also involved their parents in various activities. A video showcasing the culmination of the students' curricular as well as co-curricular activities, in the current academic year, was presented. Parents were extremely appreciative of the confidence shown by the students in handling the various aspects of an online class.
Students of Grades Jr.Kg to Grade 2 thoroughly enjoyed the interactive session that they had with their parents. The programme was conducted in two batches. They showcased all that they had learnt throughout the year. They loved conducting quizzes and games. The celebration began with a Welcome Note and ended with a Vote of Thanks rendered by the students.
The efforts of students and teachers across grades were greatly appreciated by the parents who also shared their valuable feedback on the padlet that each class had created for this purpose.
Date: 6th February 2021
Grade: 8
Platform: Google Meet
The orientation began with the Lord's Prayer following which the Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. Selvaraj welcomed the parents and addressed the gathering. She spoke about the subjects offered by the school at the ICSE and the mark distribution of the same. A sample ICSE marks certificate was also shown. The teachers then presented their respective elective subjects highlighting aspects like student eligibility, topics covered, mark distribution and possible career options. Ms. Mayura, the School Counsellor spoke about the myths related to taking an aptitude test at this level and how Mathematics is relevant in life. She also spoke about the various universities abroad and how students need to build their resumes. Ms. Selvaraj addressed the questions raised in the Q & A session along with the subject teachers to the satisfaction of the parents present.
Date: 17th February 2021
Grade: 6A
Topic: You Cannot Become A Billionaire By Merely Dreaming: The Success Story of Bill Gates.
The presentation focused on 3 main components – (i) One should not be a mere dreamer but strive to make their dreams come true. (ii) What is the true definition of a billionaire - monetary value or service to others? (iii) Bill Gates - a role model who inspires all to never give up in the face of trouble, give back to society and work for a global cause. Students presented these components through a skit, a dance, a group discussion, a live poll, poem recitation and a tutorial on two programmes designed by Microsoft. The importance of not only being successful in terms of monetary value but also being a true humanitarian who works for the well-being of the society was emphasized. The takeaway of this Lens It was that one must have the will to earn and do something for the greater good of society just like Bill Gates.
Grade: 6B
Topic: Be The BEST Version Of Yourself
The presentation focused on the importance of being oneself. Students touched upon this theme through a talk show, choral recitation, a classroom discussion with the teacher and a variety of talents on display in the form of art, dance, instrumentals, singing and mime.
Grade: 6C
Topic: Conservation – The Key To A Better Future.
Wastage of food has become a growing social, economic and environmental issue. Through their presentation that comprised a hip hop song and a video, students highlighted the unconscious wastage of huge amounts of food in stores, houses and restaurants every day. They also highlighted the various initiatives being taken by various food rescue organizations. They sensitized the audience on how adopting small changes in one's daily routine can bring about a great difference in society.
Grade: 7A
Topic: Safer Internet
With a view to promote a safer and a more responsible use of online technology by both children and adults, students enacted two scenes depicting ways in which one can become a victim of cybercrimes. They highlighted the various types of cybercrime and conducted a debate on the topic - 'Is the Internet a boon or a bane?' Live polls were taken and the present scenario was shown in the form of news with the help of statistics and graphs. Students emphasized on rules to be followed in order to be safe online and took a pledge to follow these rules. Trivia on Safer Internet Day and Founder's Day was shared and a quiz based on the presentation was conducted. Students choreographed a dance to the song 'Be Safe Online'. Parents shared their feedback on the padlet link shared.
Grade: 7C
Topic: Which Is More Important?- Physical Health Or Mental Health
Students debated on and discussed the issue of health to understand which aspect was more important - physical health or mental health. They presented statistical facts and data on how people get affected due to the lack of even one of these two aspects of health. They emphasized on how it is important to foster a healthy body and mind. A debate, a short story with the moral of Health is Wealth and a news report was also presented. A live poll was conducted for the parents in order to understand their views on health. Students conducted Quick Healthy Habits Live where they made parents do some key, eye, neck, wrist and arm exercises, drink a glass of water and the like. The presentation culminated with the agreement on how one should continue to play, laugh and be joyful to keep oneself healthy, happy and in harmony.
Grade: 7B
Topic: The Power of Vitamin G (Gratitude)
The prevailing pandemic has been an eye-opener for everyone. People have adapted to the circumstances and are grateful for what they have. Gratitude is an important emotion as it helps an individual maintain a positive outlook in an uncertain situation. Students displayed this thought through a skit and a song which pointed out how the good things in one's lives often go unappreciated. They also gave a comparative analysis of the difference in circumstances when compared to the less fortunate. Students also wrote letters of gratitude to the Principal, teachers, parents and the School.
Grade: 8C
Topic: The Need For Fit India Movement 2020
The virtual presentation began with a skit showcasing the importance of being fit and the repercussions of being unfit. It also emphasised the importance of a healthy and balanced diet, especially during the pandemic. Students conducted a survey amongst their peer group on the food fads and myths and presented the report using Google slides. A talk show and views of fitness experts was the highlight of the programme. They suggested ways of holistic development and how to stay motivated to be fit by making use of various user-friendly apps, which indicate and make one aware of their health. A student choreographed dance on fitness was presented. Finally, the audience took an oath to stay fit and healthy.
Grade: 8B
Topic: Finding Positives & Progress During the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic impacted various aspects of our lives in the year 2020. Students compared facts and figures to unfold the silver lining in the dark clouds of the pandemic. Students highlighted the increase in opportunities for learning Anytime Anywhere with a simulation on Tinkercad. The rise of OTT platforms and gaming domains for entertainment was highlighted with a logo quiz which the parents enjoyed. The success of instant delivery services and e-commerce was discussed with statistical data collected from the internet. An interview with a fitness guru brought to the spotlight the importance of taking care of our emotional and physical health. A panel discussion was included to show how the pandemic has led to a reduced carbon footprint. The programme ended on the determined note that one must focus on the positives and be grateful for the life one has.
Grade: 8A
Topic: The Life Span of the Print Media Is In Question
Students did extensive research to gather information pertaining to the origin of print media, its evolution, historical significance, revenue generated and its effect on the environment. Research on similar lines was conducted on alternative media sources. The final programme was a medley of song, dance, skit, debate and surveys. The entire pre-recorded event called for a tremendous amount of knowledge and man-hours by the technical team of the class. All in all, the collaborative effort was a success.
WHIZ KIDS
Date: 1st February 2021
Grades: 6 and 7
Platform: Google Meet
Prior to the activity, students conducted research on Indian food. They then took a quiz on Quizizz on the said topic. After the quiz, an online IQ test was conducted for them. Following this, students enthusiastically participated in a group discussion on Emotional Quotient, Social Quotient and their importance.
Date: 11th January 2021
Grade: 6
Platform: Google Meet
Students were introduced to a website called Tinkercad. They learned about the basic functions of the website along with which a sample design was shown. Students were assigned the task of making an original 3D design of any object or cartoon.
Grades: 7 and 8
Platform: Google Meet
Students learned the nuances of gif creation. They learned how to make customised gifs using PowerPoint presentations as well as images of a bird flying sequence. Students then uploaded their creative gifs to the Google form that was shared for the activity.
Date: 8th January 2021
Grades: 6 to 8
Platform: Google Meet
Prior to the activity, the link to a tutorial on how to make online posters was shared with the students. On the day of the activity, students had to create an online poster on the topic - Endangered Species using Spark Adobe. For their poster, they had to choose an endangered animal, introduce it, its situation and the human activity which has resulted in its being endangered. Within the time limit given, students researched, prepared and presented their posters.
Date: 16th December 2020
Grades: 6 to 8
Platform: Google Meet
An online workshop on Gond Art Painting and Pen Art was conducted for the students. They learned about the history and the style of this art. Under the guidance of their teachers, students completed the activity that followed with great enthusiasm.
Date: 14th December 2021
Grades: 6 to 8
Platform: Google Meet
For their activity, students were given the creative liberty to twist an original tale in terms of its setting, plot, characters, dialogues and the like. Each group shared an insightful twist which was a novel experience for all. They learned five new stories This activity helped students collaborate as well as enhance their writing skills.
Date: 5th November 2020
Grades: 6 to 8
Platform: Google Meet
An online workshop on 'Incredible India' was conducted for the students. They were taken on a virtual trip to the famous heritage sites in India. App Irfanview 64 was introduced to them. They learned to use the software to create brochures, flyers and posters. For the activity that followed, students had to advertise India globally by making posters and flyers using the software. The outcome was some outstanding and fantastic work.
Date: 24th December 2020
Activity: Discussion Board - Everyday Action
A journal on sustainable solutions and everyday action was made and posted on the discussion board named 'Everyday Action'. Students used apps and websites like Story Maker and Padlet Wall to ideate. Students explored and exchanged different methods through which they could create easy and sustainable solutions.
Activity: Video Making
Students made a video on best out of waste wherein they used old newspapers, boxes and plastic bottles to make new products. It helped them learn more about recycling and also encouraged them to think about creative ways of doing the same.
Date: 26th January 2021
Grade: K to 10
Platform: Google Meet (Live Streaming)
After the National flag was hoisted by the Principal, Ms. J Kotian, in the presence of a few other staff members, a prayer service led by the Principal, the Senior Academic coordinator and the Academic Coordinators was conducted for the entire school. In her address that followed, the Principal urged the students to uphold the ideals of our Constitution. The idea of the Indian Constitution being the foundation and the citizens being the building blocks of the Nation was conveyed. School Captain, by Dia Daison Arakkal addressed her fellow pupils with an inspirational speech. Students of Grade 5 recited patriotic pieces in English, Hindi and Marathi. The programme ended with a graceful dance on the National Song 'Vande Mataram' by the students of Grades 6 and 7.
Date: 18th December 2020
Grade: KG to 10
Platform: Google Meet
A virtual Christmas party was hosted for all students. Students of Grades 3 to 10 came dressed up in casual clothes. The last period of the day was assigned for the Christmas celebrations. Students across grades played games like 'Skribble IO', 'Christmas Gibberish', 'What's missing?', 'Name the Tune', 'Virtual Scavenger Hunt', 'Guess the Gift', 'Quiz on Christmas', 'Spin Wheel', 'Guess the Picture' that were organised by their teachers. Students relished their favourite snacks and drinks too during the celebration.
Students of Grades KG to 2 came dressed to the virtual celebration in Christmas colours. Students savoured delicious snacks and drinks while playing the various enjoyable Christmas themed games organised by their teachers. In addition to playing games, students of Sr. Kg indulged in Christmas decorations drawing and colouring activity. Students of Jr. Kg were shown a video on the Story of Christmas which was followed by an activity wherein they made Reindeer Snacks using a Cracker biscuit, Peanut butter/Nutella, raisins, little heart biscuits and gems.
The virtual platform did not dampen the Christmas spirit. It was a truly jolly Christmas celebration!
Date: 17th December 2020
Grade: Grade 9, 10 & ICSE Batch 2020.
Platform: Google Meet (Live Streaming)
The Annual Prize Day was organized virtually this year and was streamed live. Students and parents attended the same through the link shared. The programme began with the Lord's Prayer, followed by the singing of the 23rd Psalm. The Outgoing School Vice-Captain, Apurva Mukherjee, rendered the Welcome Note which was followed by the Chairman's address by Mr. Parekh, who inspired Gen Z to be dreamers, achievers and believers, to pursue their skills & to contribute the best to the community in diverse fields. Our principal, Ms. J. Kotian, then presented the Annual Report highlighting the important events & achievements during the academic year 2019-20. The much-awaited digital release of the e-Tartan 2020 was followed by the Prize Distribution ceremony where both students and teachers were felicitated for their accomplishment. Ms. J. Stanes & Ms. N. Sharma were honoured for rendering 20 years of dedicated service to the School. Ms. N. Sanga, Ms. N. Lakshmi, Mr. D. Bangera, and Ms. R. Behera were acknowledged for the awards they received for excellence in academics from various recognized organizations. The audience enjoyed the Piano Recital & Virtual Choir presented by the students. The programme ended with the outgoing School Captain, Dhruv Narayan, giving the Vote of Thanks which was followed by the rendition of the School Song & the National Anthem.
Date: 9th / 10th November 2020
Grade: 10
Venue: Google Meet
Topic: Awareness of Mental Health and Self-management
A workshop on Mental Health was conducted for the students by the School Counsellors. This included the role of counsellor, an introduction to Minds Matter and Mental Health, its importance, mental health concerns, and methods to help individuals deal with mental health using a few strategies like Thought Management, Emotional Management and Behavioural Management.
Date: 11th November 2020
Activity: Meeting with students from Florida
Students were acquainted with the lifestyle of the students in Florida. They asked each other questions about the different cities, spoke about common interests, discussed the rules followed in the pandemic, and realised that despite being in different countries, their interests and likings were similar.
Activity: Unit-2 (Consumption, Recycling, Reusing, And Reducing)
Students dived into the world of recycling and explored methods which will help save our resources. They spoke about the different natural resources present in their respective cities and what they need to do to protect them from depleting.
Activity: What We Consume Discussion Board
Students discussed and shared their opinions on how to recycle waste and how to reduce non-degradable waste. They clicked and uploaded pictures of what they had consumed and spoke about the different ways to recycle them.
Date: 16th December 2020
Grade: 3A
Topic: Let's Know the World!
The topic was based on Finland, the happiest country in the world. Dressed in traditional Finnish attire, students took the parents on a virtual tour and introduced the country. They spoke about the currency, the capital, Prime Minister, national sport, national bird, and national animal of Finland. Students also spoke about the popular tourist attractions, dance forms, languages spoken, food culture, cultural values, the flag of the country, Santa's home, weather, and traditional attire of Finland. They sang a popular Finnish song on Christmas and also danced on a traditional folk dance which was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
Grade: 3B
Topic: Incredible India
Students presented the various cultural aspects of the five states of India - Punjab, Goa, Kerala, Rajasthan, and Odisha. They spoke about the location, weather, food, handicrafts, attire, festivals, famous tourist destinations, songs, and dances. Students performed classical dances, sang songs, played musical instruments like the piano and guitar. They were also dressed in the traditional attire of these states.
Grade: 3C
Topic: It's a Small World
The Lens It was a depiction of how the world is connected. Students presented the different harvest festivals, sports, war memorials, places of natural beauty, various dance forms, and monuments around the world.
Grade: 9C
Topic: Dying Indian Crafts and Arts- The untold story
This Lens It emphasized four important subtopics- our traditional Indian Crafts, skills, and arts; reasons for the dying world of Indian art & crafts; the ways to revive it, and the role of youth in reviving it in the Indian economy. Students used Rajasthani puppets as comperes and took the audience through Indian heritage. A video on our diverse Indian traditions was shown, a graceful folk dance by a female Rajasthani puppet was presented, and a tour of the "Sone ki Chidiya" in India was shown. Students gave a brief history and explanation of various art forms and storytelling practices. The reasons for the downfall of India's prestigious arts and crafts were highlighted, how the British plucked the Golden Sparrow of her riches, and how platforms like television and Netflix have overpowered the old forms of entertainment like puppetry, art, were presented. The data of the handicrafts industry's various schemes made by the government to revive these beautiful handworks and also what needs to be done by us, the common people, to promote them was discussed.
Grade: 9B
Topic: The Apparel Industry's Environmental Impact
A ramp walk and a dance highlighted the latest fashion trends while a survey conducted by the students, among their peers, focused on their opinion about fashion and the latest trends and choices. A short skit on how the pandemic has affected the fashion industry was shown, a discussion on whether clothes make the man was conducted and a song highlighting the question of whether inner beauty was more important than outward appearance was presented. A discussion focused on impulsive buying and how these habits could develop into severe disorders in people. The impact of the textile industry on the environment was also discussed. A poem recitation highlighted the insatiable craze for fashion. Lastly, students pledged to live simply and make simple the new normal.
Grade: 5A
Topic: I am Unique and Special
The Lens It began with children presenting two stories of how each one is unique and special. Students displayed their talent and conveyed a strong message that every child is important, unique, and special.
Grade: 5B
Topic: Never Stop Being Yourself
The presentation was based on the Emoji movie. Each student enacted a text Emoji. The story revolved around an Emoji who tried his best to change himself to make others happy. His friends and parents, however, make him realize his true worth. The script was executed through songs, dance, and a story enacted by the students. The presentation effectively drove home the lesson that real happiness lies in being your true self.
Grade: 5C
Topic: This Christmas... Let's Heal The World Together
The presentation unfolded how all our plans for the year 2020 came to a halt. However, students awakened a positive spirit in all by ringing in Christmas celebrations. They presented a skit showcasing the true spirit of Christmas. They played and danced to the tune of Christmas Carols. The culmination song 'Heal the World, make it a better place' was sung holding candles in the hand.
Grade: 4A
Topic: Hard Times Teaches Us The Most Valuable Lessons And Gives Us Happiness
Students presented the positive impact of the difficult times during the pandemic and shared how our family and relationships are far more important than the virtual world.
Grade: 4B
Topic: Show Gratitude
The presentation showcased the importance of the work put in by frontline workers like doctors, policemen, nurses, and conservancy workers. Students paid tribute to the people in these professions by thanking them, appreciating their hard work, and singing a gratitude song. They also spoke about the sacrifices made by their family members in these tough times. Some students spoke about their personal experiences related to the precautions they and their family members have been taking.
Grade: 4C
Topic: Because Sometimes I Am Full of Feelings
Students manifested how our reaction affects people around us. The truth that situations are temporary but people are valuable was brought out beautifully. The joy of helping each other was emphasized. Students presented this topic through role-plays, songs, and dances. The Lens It presentation ended on a happy note through pictures and videos of happy moments that exhibited happiness as a feeling that we must share. The message was loud and clear that happiness is about enjoying and being grateful for the little things in life.
Grade: 9A
Topic: New Age Professions
Students showcased the importance of new age and old age professions through a skit that emphasized the importance of adapting to change especially during the pandemic. They also surveyed choice of professions, a talk show discussing the importance of new and old age professions, explained professions like Data Scientist, Graphic designing, App developers, Ethical Hackers, Storytellers, and Oceanography. To highlight how dance/choreography and music can be looked at as a profession, the students presented pre-recorded videos showing the evolution of dance over the years and a music video too.
DATE: 9th & 10th November, 2020
GRADE: Grade 10
TOPIC: Mental Health Awareness & Self Management
RESOURCE PERSONS: Ms.Rakhee Natu & Ms.Seena Desai (School Counsellors)
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The workshop based on the Minds Matter curriculum covered the following aspects: Introduction to Minds Matter & Mental health, the importance of Mental health, the role of counselor was explained, mental health concerns, Strategies to deal with mental health, Self - Management strategies in in 3 different spheres Thought management, Emotional Management & Behavioral Management. It was an interactive session followed by Q & A. Students were given handouts on fixed and growth mindset and a worksheet on conquering distractions.
DATE: 2nd to 6th November 2020
GRADE: Pre-primary to Grade 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
This event, compèred and hosted by students themselves, provided students with a platform to exhibit their hidden talent through pre-recorded videos or live performances, without the trappings of a competition. Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their prowess in music, singing, art, craft, storytelling and stand up comedy, in front of their appreciative classmates and thus gained immense confidence. Grade 10 was like a mini-concert. Students cheered for their fellow classmates by posting their texts in the chat box while teachers thoroughly enjoyed watching their students perform. This event gave everyone a peek into the unique talent that each of our students possess.
DATE: 6th November 2020
GRADE: Grade 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
The Principal of Mahim, Ms. S George conducted the session along with SAC, Ms .S Thomas, ISC Coordinator, Ms. Asha and the Counselor, Ms. Mohta. Ms. S. George drew a comparison between the different boards and busted existing myths. She also highlighted that ISC was very scoring and that the excellent faculty at BSS, Mahim catered to the needs of every individual student. Ms. S Thomas spotlighted the toppers/achievers of the last academic year. While Ms. Asha briefed the gathering about the various activities conducted in the previous year, Ms. Mohta shed light on the plethora of opportunities that are available to the students. The meeting ended with FAQs that were addressed by Ms. S. George. Our Principal, Ms. J. Kotian thanked Ms. S George and her colleagues on behalf of our parents and students.
DATE: 19th October 2020 onwards
GRADE: KG to Grade 10
PLATFORM: Google Meet
Keeping in mind the pandemic and the gravity of the situation, a campaign has been organized across grades to raise awareness among students. Kg students learnt about the importance of maintaining personal hygiene through various activities like poster making, mask making and poems. The morning assemblies proved to be an effective medium to bust myths and streamline information and provide positive updates for the higher grades through video presentations and PPTs. Students of Grades 1 to 5 made book marks with safety messages on them. They conducted a Show and Tell activity, presented safety guidelines to be followed at restaurants, the importance of social distancing and adopting digital modes of payments, among others. Regular discussions on the preventive measures against Corona, the general attitude of the people towards Covid, mental health and how to appreciate what one has were conducted for students of Grades 6 to 10. |They actively shared their views and experiences. Students of Grade 9 also made a video appreciating the heroes of the community. A debate was conducted for Grade 10 students on the topic, 'Is lockdown the only Solution?' They also had an open discussion on life after lockdown.
EVENT: Crowdfunding Campaign
DATE: 20th October to 17th November 2020
ORGANIZER: FUELADREAM
GRADE: 8 to 10
This campaign was carried out on Fueladream.com platform. The students were briefed about the model & the project by Mr.Ranganath Thota. Grade 8 took the initiative to help Balgram Orphanage situated in Beed while Grade 9 & 10 were involved in raising money for the outstation cancer patients accommodation near the treatment centre, Tata Memorial Hospital through Helping Hands Organisation. 30 students from Grade 8 participated in this campaign and raised an amount of INR 15,66,375.00. Their contribution impacted 53 children from the Orphanage for an entire year. Around 64 students from Grades 9 & 10 raised INR 30,91,289.00. Besides teaching students life skills, it was a thoroughly enriching experience for them. Each child received an e-certificate for their contribution.
HERITAGE CLUB
DATE: 05th November 2020
Grades: 6 to 8
PLATFORM: Google Meet
An online workshop on the theme - 'Incredible India' was conducted for 71 students by teachers in-charge of the club. They were taken on a virtual trip to the famous heritage sites in India. The App IrfanView 64 was introduced to them. They learnt how to use the software to create brochures, flyers and posters. Students had to advertise India globally making posters and flyers using it. They did some outstanding work. It was a session filled with tremendous learning.
Grades: 9 & 10
Event: Investiture Ceremony
The Student Council was formally invested into their respective leadership roles. The audience comprised parents of the Student Council members as well as the students of Grades 9 and 10. The prayer service was followed by the Principal's address. Ms. Jane Kotian spoke to the gathering about Servant Leadership. She exhorted students to believe that they were future leaders called to make a difference in the world by serving others. The prayer service was followed by the Oath Ceremony. The essence of the event was brought out beautifully when the ceremony ended with the reading of a quote by John Maxwell, 'Success is when I add value to myself; Significance is when I can add value to others.'
Grades: K-10
Event: Community Service - Joy of Giving Week
The School in collaboration with GOONJ, facilitated the collection of daily essentials like rice, dal, rava, sugar, salt, tooth paste, tooth brush, soap bars and school stationery which will be sent as relief to people living in disaster-affected areas of India. Parents took proper precaution, as advised, to drop the relief material to school. It was heartening to see that the pandemic had not dampened the spirit of charity at School.
Grades: 8-10
Event: The Scottish Model United Nations 2020 - ACCOLADES
Participants: Students of Bombay Scottish Schools (Powai & Mahim)
Best Delegate: Aarav Khanduja
Outstanding Delegate: Aayati Visaria
Honourable Mention: Anusha Guha, Joshua Lewis, Pranitt Popley
Verbal Mention: Vranda Bansal, Dhruv Chopra, Ryan Fernandes
Best Delegate: Soham Mishra
Outstanding Delegate: Varun Gogoi
Honourable Mention: Ananya Agrawal, Jahnavi Singh
Verbal Mention: Veerish Leekha
Best Delegate: Sahil Jaiswal
Outstanding Delegate: Sachchit Jha
Honourable Mention: Sanjana Pillai, Ritvik Bhat
Verbal Mention: Pearl Eldho, Yashovardhan Saraswat, Pranav Arun
Best Journalist: Evann Reny
Honourable Mention (For Journalism):Rainah Syed
Date: 21st / 22nd September 2020
Grade: Pre-primary
Platform: Google Meet
Description: The Pre-primary section celebrated Grandparents Day virtually this year. The students, along with their grandparents, came dressed in their grandparents' favourite colour. They also wore headgears or tiaras as part of the dress code. Students danced for their grandparents and played 'Bingo' and 'Handprint'. Grandparents, living both in the country and abroad, gleamed with joy at their tiny tot's first online event.
Date: 21st September 2020
Grade: 10
Venue: RBI, Virtual
Conducted By: Reserve Bank of India, Financial Inclusion and Development Dept.
Resource Persons: 1. Ms. Radha Devi Tamang (Asst. Manager) 2. Mr. Kishor Savji Gohil (Manager) 3. Mr. Amol Gawli 4. Ms. Jayashree Snghrajka 5. Ms. Vidya Ram
Description: The history, role and functions of RBI were explained briefly. Topics like financial inclusion, financial education and financial literacy, the role of digital banking and precautions, the importance of the habit of savings were dealt with in detail as well as the knowledge of basic banking and savings was shared. Rules for the refund of soiled notes were thoroughly explained with the help of a PowerPoint. The highlight of the session was the scheme launched by our late Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley, a portal - Vidya Lakshmi- to provide single window access for students to apply for education loans and government scholarships. Attention was drawn to the 'Grievance Redressal Mechanism and Banking Ombudsman Scheme' of the RBI which primarily covers the receipt and processing of complaints from citizens and consumers, including actions taken on any issue raised by them to avail services.
Date: 11th - 12th September 2020
Grade: 8 to 10
Platform: Google Meet
Description: The SMUN had participants from BSS, Powai and Mahim. Heads of the various committees - An Office to the African Union, the Disarmament and International Security Committee and the Continuous Crisis Committee - conducted a general as well as committee specific orientations for all and a Mock MUN for first-timers. A SMUN website, containing instructions and details of the conference was created by the tech team, comprising students from grades 9 and 10. Of the 104 participants, 82 delegates represented different countries, some took on the roles of journalists and illustrators while others were a part of the tech team. The alumni were invited to be the chairpersons to the various committees. The conference commenced with the Principal, addressing the participants, following which the Secretary-General declared the conference open. The delegates debated, discussed and passed effective resolutions. Accolades were announced at the closing ceremony.
Date: 14th September 2020
Grade: 10 (PARENTS)
Platform: Google Meet
Description: The Principal, Ms. Kotian addressed queries regarding exams, projects, and practicals and put the parents' anxieties to rest. It was decided that a practice schedule to enhance the writing skills of students in English & Hindi will be put up each week. Parents were informed that the school would reopen based on the government's directives.
Date: 14th September 2020
Grade: 1 to 10
Platform: Google Meet
Description: A special assembly was conducted by students for their respective classes. The senior grades read the preamble in Hindi.
Date: 4th September 2020
Grade: K to 10
Platform: Google Meet
Description: Students made Powerpoint presentations and Ecards for the teachers as a token of their gratitude and appreciation. The Student Council conducted a special assembly for the entire staff. Appreciation videos for the Principal & SAC, along with the teachers, made by students of grades 1 to 10, were presented by the Student Council. Games and spot prizes were organised for the staff.
Activity: Chalk Painting
Date: 11.09.20
Grade: JR. KG
Description: Students got coloured chalk to the online class, along with an outline picture of a jellyfish. Students coloured the picture of the jellyfish with wet chalk. They enjoyed this activity and the overall outcome was bright and colourful.
Date: 04.09.20
Grade: JR. KG
Description: Students celebrated the day by wearing red outfits. They painted beautiful red cherries with the help of bottle caps. While the students prepared lovely cards for their teachers, the parents presented a surprise video to express their love and gratitude for teachers.
Date: 28.08.20
Grade: JR. KG
Description: Students got a square sheet of paper to class and made a boat. They stuck the boat on an A4 size sheet of paper and using their vivid imagination drew and coloured a beautiful background comprising water, sun, birds and mountains.
Date: 26.08.20
Grade: JR. KG
Description: Students, dressed in blue attire, spoke a few lines about the blue coloured object that they had brought to class.
Date: 21.08.20
Grade: JR. KG
Description: Students got their favourite books to class and shared what they liked about the book.
Date: 20.08.20
Grade: JR. KG
Description: Students showed the accessory and spoke a few lines about it as well.
Date: 9.09.20/10.09.20
Grade: SR. KG
Description: Each student came dressed as their favourite character from a story book and spoke a few lines about them. Harry Potter, Hermoine, Elsa and the Princesses were very popular. It was an enriching experience for all.
Date: 04.09.20
Grade: SR. KG
Description: Students brought their handmade cards to the online class for their teachers. A beautiful video was also made and presented by the parents for the teachers.
Date: 03.09.20
Grade: SR. KG
Description: With the clay that they had brought to class, students made objects of their choice, put it on a sheet of paper and then drew a beautiful background. It was creativity at its best.
Date: 26.08.20
Grade: SR. KG
Description: Students coloured their blank paper orange and then rolled it to make a cone. They then used the green sheet of paper to cut out leaves and stuck the leaves on the carrot after which a bright, crispy, delicious carrot was ready. All were delighted with their work.
Date: 19.08.20
Grade: SR. KG
Description: Students brought stick puppets of pet and farm animals to the online class and spoke about the same. It was a very colourful and interactive learning session for all.
Date: 20.08.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Students were asked to get a few ingredients like boiled corn, butter, salt, lime and chaat masala to prepare a corn chaat. Students followed the step by step instructions given by the teacher. The teacher concluded the activity by telling the children about the health benefits of corn which not only helps in digestion but also strengthens eyesight.
Date: 14.08.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Students came dressed in traditional wear. The significance of Independence Day was explained to them with help of a PPT. A quiz related to national symbols of India was conducted. Students learnt the reason for celebration and were also introduced to various Indian freedom fighters. The activity concluded with a video showing our Prime Minister hoisting the national flag at the Red Fort followed by a parade.
Date: 16.07.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Students were asked to dress in shades of red. Students were asked to share what came to their mind when they thought of or saw the colour red. They shared that red depicted various emotions and also visualized red objects that they see around in their daily lives. This activity was concluded by asking students to express their feelings to their loved ones.
Date: 6.07.20 to 4.08.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Students were asked to speak a few sentences on any one of the given topics. Students showed objects or pictures related to the topic. Students spoke with great confidence and proudly displayed their work. The activity helped enhance their interpersonal skills and confidence.
Date: 06.07.20 to 7.08.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Students were asked to dress up as their favourite story book character and speak a few lines on the same. Students not only dressed up but also drew pictures of the story in sequence. They spoke about the quality they admired in the character and shared fun facts about the story. This activity not only helped them be vocal about how they imagined things but also helped in language building and listening skills.
Date: 17.06.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Keeping the monsoon season in mind, students were asked to dress in shades of blue. They spoke about the various things that the colour blue represents like the ocean, sky, rain and feeling cool and calm. Activity: Show & Tell
Date: 16.06.20 - 26.06.20
Grade: GRADE 1
Description: Students were asked to share what they had learnt during the vacation. The teachers were amazed at the different talents showcased by the students in the form of art and craft, playing musical instruments and doing yoga. Students also shared how they helped their family with household chores, cooking and baking. They were excited to express themselves and eager to know what their friends had learnt.
Date: 14.08.20
Grade: GRADE 2
Description: Students came dressed in traditional wear. The significance of Independence Day was shared with them through a video. Students displayed tri-coloured food items and were taught about the national flag. This activity was informative and helped enhance spatial intelligence.
Date: 06.07.20
Grade: GRADE 2
Description: Students were asked to speak a few sentences on one of the given topics. They used objects or pictures related to the topic to aid their presentation. They spoke about their favourite toy, fruit, and why they like the rainy season. Students displayed confidence and proudly displayed their work. The activity helped to enhance their interpersonal skills and confidence.
Date: 06.07.20
Grade: GRADE 2
Description: Students gave information, shared their aspirations, spoke about manners and about their favourite sport/game and sports personality. The presentation was aided by real objects and flashcards presented by the students.
Date: 6.07.20 to 4.08.20
Grade: GRADE 2
Description: Students were asked to come dressed in different colours of the rainbow and speak a few sentences on any object related to the monsoon season. They showed pictures and spoke about the scenery, rain creatures, monsoon wear, favourite food, water cycle, how a rainbow is formed and also the significance of each colour in the rainbow.
Date: 26.08.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students read the poem and answered the questions based on the poem on Google Forms. They learned about the importance of books and how books are always our best friends.
Date: 14.08.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students were dressed in traditional attire and brought tri-coloured snacks to their online class as they celebrated the day.
Date: 07.08.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: The students watched a video on 'Odd One Out' and did an activity based on it on Google Form.
Date: 07.08.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students listed facts based on addition on flower petals and wrote the sum in the centre. They made two such flowers.
Date: 06.08.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students observed the given picture and listed 3 living things and 4 non-living things based on the picture given.
Date: 23.07.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: This activity was conducted to revise collective nouns. Students matched the pictures to the collective nouns that represented it.
Date: 23.07.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: A comprehension passage was read to the students and then they attempted questions on the same on Google Form.
Date: 01.07.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students were asked to show the teacher something that they could see, touch, hear, smell and taste. Through this activity, students gained a tangible understanding of concrete nouns.
Date: 24.06.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: This activity helped students understand that an extended family includes grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins.
Date: 23.06.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: A Quiz on Nearpod was conducted as a recap of the lesson. Students later made an origami dolphin.
Date: 19.06.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students learnt to construct a family tree and understand the role of grandparents in the family.
Date: 19.06.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: This day honours the father of the Library Movement in Kerala, the late P.N. Panicker, whose death anniversary falls on 19th June. This year, the celebration was observed on an online platform. Students were shown PPTs wherein they had to guess the book/story, characters, or the author. The books chosen for grade 3 were - The Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Rapunzel, Cinderella and Matilda.
Date: 17.06.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: Students were shown a covered picture, parts of which were revealed gradually. Students had to guess what the picture was
Date: 11.06.20
Grade: GRADE 3
Description: In this activity, students were given clues about items that they needed to bring and show. The activity helped to summarize that all common things around us are common nouns.
Date: 14.08.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students painted old T-shirts in tricolour to celebrate the day.
Date: 13.08.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students watched a video and answered questions based on it on Google Forms. They learnt to research data and write large numbers in standard, expanded and word form. They also learnt to compare large numbers.
Date: 10.08.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students read the poem and answered the questions based on the poem on Google Forms. Activity: Social Studies - History of Mumbai
Date: 07.08.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students did a timeline activity based on the history of Mumbai using Google Forms.
Date: 22.07.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: A comprehension passage was read to the students after which they attempted a Google Form questionnaire based on it.
Date: 22.07.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: A quiz based on the chapter was conducted in class.
Date: 21.07.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: A quiz based on the chapter was conducted in class.
Date: 01.07.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: An activity on nutrients present in different food packets was conducted. Students brought some food packets and spoke about the nutrients present in them and their health quotient.
Date: 29.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: The concept was revised using the Time to Climb activity on Nearpod. Activity: Mathematics- Numeration
Date: 25.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: A quiz on large numbers was played in class using Quizizz
Date: 24.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: A quiz, based on the chapter, was played in class using Quizizz.
Date: 23.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students brought moulding clay, and then shaped and designed it into a seal.
Date: 24.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students named Archaeological Sources on a Padlet.
Date: 19.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: This day honours the father of the Library Movement in Kerala, the late P.N. Panicker, whose death anniversary falls on 19th June. This year, the celebration was observed on an online platform. Students were shown PPTs wherein they had to guess the book/story, characters, or the author. The books chosen were - Oliver Twist, Dr. Dolittle, Gulliver's Travels, Heidi, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Jungle Book and Black Beauty.
Date: 18.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: A Time to Climb activity on Nearpod and Word Cloud Activity was conducted in class. Students learned to use new words for the given words.
Date: 15.06.20
Grade: GRADE 4
Description: Students punctuated sentences on Padlet.
Date: 14.08.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: Students decorated a salad in tricolours and added suitable slogans.
Date: 14.08.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A quiz was conducted using Quizizz in order to revise the concept.
Date: 07.08.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: Students performed experiments that helped in understanding these concepts better.
Date: 06.08.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: An exercise on words with almost similar meanings was done using Google Forms.
Date: 06.08.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A video on the topic was shown to the students. This was followed by a questionnaire on Google Forms.
Date: 23.07.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A quiz was conducted using Quizizz.
Date: 22.07.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A comprehension passage was read to the students who then attempted a Google Form based on it.
Date: 08.07.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A Time to Climb Activity on Nearpod was conducted to revise the concept.
Date: 06.07.2020
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: Students had to assume that they had just moved into a new neighbourhood. They had to draw a comparison between the previous neighbourhood and the new one. Aspects like the area, its cleanliness, its neighbours and one's friends had to be highlighted using comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives. This activity was done on Padlet.
Date: 29.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: Students framed sentences using the positive, comparative and superlative degree of 'smart'. This activity was done on Padlet.
Date: 29.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A Nearpod Poll activity was conducted wherein students identified adjectives in the sentences given.
Date: 24.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A Nearpod Poll activity was conducted to help children identify the difference between the Adjective of Quantity and the Adjective of Number.
Date: 19.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: This day honours the father of the Library Movement in Kerala, the late P.N. Panicker, whose death anniversary falls on 19th June. This year, the celebration is being observed on an online platform. Students were shown PPTs in which they had to guess the book/story, characters, or the author. The books chosen for grade 5 were - Oliver Twist, Roald Dahl, Heidi, Gulliver's Travels and the Lion King.
Date: 18.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A Nearpod quiz was conducted as a recap of the lesson.
Date: 18.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A Nearpod Time to Climb activity was conducted to recap the lesson.
Date: 17.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: Students punctuated sentences given on a Padlet.
Date: 16.06.20
Grade: GRADE 5
Description: A quiz on Large Numbers was conducted using Quizizz in order to revise the concepts learnt by them in grade 4.
Platform: Google Meet
Description: The Rotary Club of Bombay West launched 'Hoonar's Interact Got Talent', a first Interact Talent Competition, to promote the spirit of festivals and spread a ray of hope and positivity around. An online platform to showcase one's unique talent through a video, Hoonar recognizes all kinds of talent (dancing, singing, painting, etc) The theme for the talent show was - 'Festivals of India'. Students had to make 5-minute videos introducing themselves, mentioning the reason for their choice of the festival and then showcasing their talent based on the theme given. Students shared their videos with their teachers who then uploaded the same to the google drive shared by the club. All the participants will receive certificates and the winners will be awarded.
Students who did not participate in the talent show were asked to create creative worksheets on their own based on Children's Basic Education (Grade 8) and ESL (Grade 9). They had to then upload it to the Google Form created by the teacher. The purpose of this activity was to create enough resources to help educate not only students living in rural areas but also adults who are unable to understand English.
Platform: Google Meet
Description: In collaboration with the Rotary Club of Powai, an online orientation and installation ceremony was held. The same was attended by the Honorable President of the Rotary Club- Powai, Mrs. Latha Vanamali, Youth secretary, Mrs. Tejal Seth, Bombay Scottish School SAC, Mrs. Esther Selvaraj, the school coordinators and the student force. The outgoing president, Ms. Pearl Eldho, introduced the Interact Club and its activities to the new members and took them through the activities of 2019-20. The incoming President, Ms. Mihika Nair, introduced the office bearers for the upcoming year 2020-21. On behalf of the entire office, she pledged to serve the community under the umbrella of the Interact Club.
Platform: Google Meet
Topic: 3 Day Training - World Schools Debating Society (WSDS) Format of Debate
Description: The 3-day training began with understanding the WSDS Format of Debate with special focus on the procedure, structure, rules and an in-depth explanation of the content of each speaker's speech. A discussion on the difference between Rebuttals and Points of Information was conducted. An in-depth explanation of the judicious use of preparation time, the key features of a speech, the composition of rebuttals and some general tips were shared. On the final day, a Mock debate was conducted on the topic - 'This House Believes That Competition is important for a person to become a better version of themselves'. Moderators gave the speakers personalized feedback.
Platform: Google Meet
Objective: To create confident speakers.
Topic: Extempore - 'The New Idiot Box'
Description: Key aspects of confident Public Speaking like knowing your content, maintaining eye contact, avoiding fillers and distracting movements, pauses, etc were learnt by the speakers.
Venue: Google Meet
Description: The teachers introduced the students to the workings, activities, rules and regulations of the club as well as explained the literal meaning of the Latin word 'Confero'. The numerous meanings of the word were correlated to the various oratorical skills the club promotes from debate to extempore. An ice-breaker was conducted to help members introduce themselves to the teachers and fellow students, in a creative manner by disclosing their hobbies, characteristics and nicknames infused with puns, rhymes, humorous accents and pop culture references while abiding by the ground rules.
Date: 16th September 2020
Platform: Google Meet
Description: The meeting commenced with an introductory note wherein the aims & objectives of the club were clearly explained. Students watched a video on how to enhance their memory. Students enthusiastically participated in a Nearpod activity based on Nearpod Sway on Asia- "the largest continent", followed by a quiz on the same.
Date: 16th September 2020
Platform: Google Meet
Description: A PowerPoint presentation introducing the history, style and art forms of Madhubani Art was presented. Students enthusiastically participated in this activity and learnt a new form of Art.
Date: 17th September 2020
Platform: Google Meet
Description: A debriefing prior to the actual activity was conducted wherein a new form of theatre called the Reader's Theatre was introduced. The significance of this form of theatre was explained and other key pointers were highlighted. 25 members of the club were divided into 2 mixed age groups (Grades 6 to 8) and each group worked with a separate script. Two time slots were allotted so that both the groups could experience being a part of the audience and the acting crew. Students thoroughly enjoyed this novel experience and took it up with utmost seriousness resulting in flawless execution.
Date: 21st September 2020
Platform: Google Meet
Description: Students of Grade 6 were introduced to interactive learning material using H5P.org. They came up with creative ideas to make flashcards on the free website. On completion of the task, a Google Form was shared for students to paste the link of the material they had created using the website.
Students of Grades 7 and 8 were introduced to the science of coding through App Designing, using MIT App Inventor. They were guided through the process of designing the 'Text To Speech' App where whatever is typed in the textbox is read aloud by the app. Students used their own creativity to design and build the app using basic coding blocks with components from an available palette.
Date: 21st September 2020
Platform: Google Meet
Description: Students had to prepare a junk model based on the theme - 'Conservation of Nature' using only recyclable materials like old newspapers, egg boxes, cardboard, plastic, cans, old toys, boxes, tetra packs, fabrics, caps of bottles, cartons, etc. The model had to be accompanied by a suitable slogan or poem. After a week of preparations, students of Grades 6 to 8 displayed their innovative models. They explained the working of their models as well as the 3Rs while also stating the methods of conservation in the present times.
DATE: 15TH AUGUST 2020
GRADES: 8 to 10
VENUE: Google Meet (Online Platform)
Students assembled in their respective online classrooms. The class teachers conducted a prayer service. Patriotic fervor was instilled through the thought, prayer and reading of the Preamble. The service concluded with the National Anthem. The National flag was hoisted by our Principal, Mrs. Jane Kotian, along with a few staff members, in the school premises followed by a prayer service. An online prayer service was held for all the other teachers.
JR. KG
Date:17.08.20
Activity: FAMILY-PHOTO FRAME ACTIVITY
Students learnt about the members that make up a family and their importance in their lives. They had fun colouring and decorating the outline of a photo frame wherein they stuck a photograph of their family.
Activity: INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Students came dressed in traditional attire to celebrate Independence Day. The significance of the day was discussed. They viewed a presentation on the National Symbols and a video emphasizing the importance of being independent. They also made a Lotus through the paper folding activity, stuck it on a paper and then completed the picture.
Activity: MYSELF
Students completed an activity worksheet titled 'All about me'. They drew and coloured images that showcased them. Finally, they pasted a photograph of themselves in the outlined image of a heart.
Activity: FRIENDSHIP DAY & PUPPET SHOW
A Puppet show on Winnie the Pooh and his friends was organized for the students. They were spoken to about the importance of friends in one's life.
Activity: CLAY MOULDING
Clay moulding is a great way to develop a child's fine motor skills, imagination and spark creativity. Students rolled a ball of clay into various shapes and objects like earthworms, snails, and raindrops to name a few.
Activity: PAPER TEARING
While learning about rain creatures, students were thrilled to make earthworms by tearing pieces of paper and then twisting them. They stuck it on a sheet of paper and then drew raindrops, grass and flowers to complete the picture.
Activity: VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP
For the virtual field trip, students came dressed to class in casual wear and wore water goggles. They dived into the beautiful underwater world and saw the colourful and mysterious underwater creatures.
Activity: PAPER CRUMPLING
Students enjoyed tearing and crumpling paper into small balls. They stuck it on an outlined image of a balloon.
Activity: PAPER TEARING
Students tore blue coloured paper to tiny bits and stuck it on an outlined image of a cloud. This activity helped develop fine motor skills.
Activity: FAVOURITE TOY & PUPPET SHOW
Students brought their favourite toy to class, presented it to the class and spoke about it. They were happy to show their toys to their friends and patiently watched them displaying theirs.
Students learned about the importance of personal cleanliness and hygiene through a Puppet Show, 'Scooby-Doo takes a bath', which they thoroughly enjoyed.
Date:14.08.20
Activity: INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Students came dressed in traditional wear. The significance of the day was discussed and they were shown a video on the same. Students enjoyed a fun hands-on experience of making flags using the ice cream sticks that they had brought to class.
Activity: FRIENDSHIP DAY
Each student made a beautiful lily for their friend by colouring a circle cut out that they had brought, folding it and attaching a rolled green paper to it to make a stem.
Activity: PUPPET SHOW
Students enjoyed a Puppet show on animals where Scooby Doo and Garfiel were the main characters. The importance of personal hygiene was portrayed.
Activity: HEALTHY SANDWICH
Students brought a nutritious sandwich to the class. Some spoke about the ingredients in their sandwich and its health benefits. They relished the treat and enjoyed eating it in the class with their classmates and teacher.
Activity: FOOD
Some students came dressed up as Vegetable/Fruit vendors for the online class. They brought different types of fruits and vegetables in a basket to show everyone. They spoke about the place they purchase their products from and how they sell it in the market.
Some students came dressed as Farmers. They spoke about the work that farmers do and about their importance in society.
Activity: MONSOON
Students came dressed in blue. They coloured the cut-outs of a cloud, snail and umbrella beautifully and made a monsoon mobile.
Activity: COLOURS
Students coloured six circle cut-outs with primary and secondary colours. They later stuck them to make a colourful Caterpillar
Activity: GENERAL AWARENESS - SENSES
Activities based on the senses were conducted through the week. Students brought objects related to the sense of hearing, taste and smell. The same were displayed and discussed in class.
Activity: CLAY MOULDING
Students came dressed in yellow and brought a small ball of clay/dough to the class and made various shapes out of it. This enjoyable exercise helps improve their motor skills and imagination.
Activity: MAKING OF A FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH
Students came dressed in red and brought a blank sheet of paper and their family photograph. They stuck the photo on the paper and then decorated it to make a beautiful photo frame.
Activity: MAKING OF A SMILEY
Students came dressed in their favourite colour and brought an A4 size blank paper with them. They coloured this paper with their favourite colours and then cut two circles out of it. They stuck it on an ice cream stick/ruler and drew a cute smiley face on it. They were asked to bring this smiley to school the next day.
- ORIENTATION FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021
DATE: 8th/9th/10th June 2020
GRADES: Sr. Kg to 10
VENUE: Google Meet (Online Platform)
For the parents of Sr.Kg to Grade 9, the orientation programme for the academic year 2020-21 began with a prayer. The Principal, Ms. J. Kotian then addressed the parents and enlightened them on the new norms of the current academic year. She assured them that in the current scenario, teachers were equipped to handle the online platform. She briefed parents on the learning strategies and methodologies that will be used in teaching.
The coordinators presented the plan of action for the year after introducing the class teachers and subject teachers of the respective grades to the parents. Following this, the Senior Academic Coordinator, Ms. E. Selvaraj shared the guidelines of the online sessions laid down by the School. In the open forum that followed at the end of the session, the Principal cleared the various doubts that parents had. The Principal assured the parents of complete cooperation in navigating the new mode of learning. The Rules and Regulations, the Time Table with the Google Meet link, the Syllabus, the list of Class and Subject teachers, and the plan of action for each subject, were all uploaded on the website, on the same day, to help and assist parents further.
DATE: 22nd June, 2020
GRADES: KG to 10
The 23rd Anniversary Celebrations of the school began with a prayer service for students of Grades 1 to 10, led by the Principal, Ms. J. Kotian, and the Coordinators. All the grades celebrated the special day by indulging in various engaging, interactive and enjoyable activities.
Grade 1: A colour quiz game was played. Students also enjoyed playing 'Guess the Word'
Grade 2: Online games were conducted on Nearpod. This was followed by a quiz wherein questions were asked in the form of riddles.
Grades 3: Students were taken on a Virtual Tour of Antarctica, Taj Mahal and Incredible India. They then played a game on Padlet.
Grade 4: Students watched a video based on the Amazon Rain Forest. This was followed by a game on Nearpod.
Grade 5: Students were taken on a Virtual Tour of a Zoo in Atlanta. After this, a fun-filled game was played on Spinning the Wheel.
Grade 6: An interesting quiz session titled- In-Quiz-itive was conducted for the students. Their knowledge about their School, books, movies and music was tested. Each house enthusiastically competed with the other to score better.
Grade 7: Students took part in the activity titled: 'Speak It Out!' wherein a discussion based on the topic "Social Media platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat are curbing one's creativity" was conducted. Each child was provided with the opportunity to express his/her views on the given topic.
Grade 8: Students created a mask using material available to them. They hand-painted paper plates, paper, aluminium foil, cloth, etc. Once done, they clicked a selfie wearing the mask and uploaded it on the Padlet wall. Each face had a story to tell! Students were engaged in physically and mentally stimulating interactive sessions which they thoroughly enjoyed.
Grades 9 & 10: A JAM session was conducted wherein each student was allowed to speak on one of the following topics:
How the School had shaped their personality over the years
Online class discipline
Personal perspective on the lockdown
The Post COVID World
Students also played online games on Nearpod.
Date:10.07.2020
ICSE Result- 2019-2020
. Total Number of Students appeared: 118
. Total Number of Successful students: 118
. Aditya Abhishek Agrawal has topped the School by securing 98.83% overall
. 75% students secured 90% and above (Eng + Best 4)
. 100% students secured 70% and above (Eng + Best 4)
Event: Founder's Day
Venue: School
Grades: 1 to 8
The day began with a prayer followed by the Principal's address. Mrs. Kotian spoke about the importance of building the self esteem of each child. She encouraged parents to hone areas where their wards have the natural ability to learn and dissuaded them from prioritizing one aspect of learning over another.
1A - Games Arena - Importance of Sports
1B- Ancient Egypt
1C- Evolution of Mankind
2A- Scientists and their Inventions
2B- Beautiful Russia
2C- Solar System
Event: Pre- Primary & Junior School Sports Day
Venue: BMC Grounds, Raheja Vihar
Grades: Jr. Kg to 5
Date: 15.02.2020
Grades: 8
Venue: School Hall
Theme: The Climate is Changing…. Why aren't we?
Grade: 1A
Venue: School Hall
Theme: Dignity of Labour
Students showcased the importance of respecting all forms of labour as all of them help make our lives comfortable.
Grade: 1B
Venue: School Hall
Theme: Unity In Diversity
'Living in harmony and respecting one another' - this was the motto of the programme. Students put forth a presentation that highlighted the importance of living together in harmony, in our country, in spite of speaking different languages, having different cultures, etc.
Grade: 1C
Venue: School Hall
Theme: India Now And Then
The fact that life can be fun, without technology and that spending time with friends and family can be a true source of real joy, was brought out beautifully
Date: 2nd March, 2020
Grade: 9
Venue: Bhillar
Social Programme: Cleanliness, Health & Hygiene Drive
Students took part in different adventure activities which included visiting caves, low rope course, high rope course, strawberry plucking and rappelling. They also took part in community service in the village which included conducting a cleanliness, health and hygiene drive. They also created awareness on saving the environment and waste management through skits based on the impact of plastic on the environment and on animals.
Date: 05.02.2020 to 06.02.2020
Grade: 8
Venue: Della Adventure Park- Lonavla
Students thoroughly enjoyed outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, Land Zorbing, Bubble Soccer, High Rope Challenge, Rodeo, Rocket Ejector, the seven tower challenge, Hard Ball Net Cricket, Archery, Rifle shooting and also a visit to the wax museum
Grade: 7
Venue: Sunny's World - Pune
A two day trip to an adventure park spread over 100 acres amidst nature was organized for the students. The students took part in the activities like rock climbing, pistol shooting, dart aiming, trampoline park, soapy football, archery, spinner, bungee, vertex tunnel, and a rope course.
Grade: 6
Venue: Durshet forest - Khopoli
Students thoroughly enjoyed the fun filled outdoor activities, like Burma Bridge, Zip Line, Archery and Treasure Hunt. Their first over-night school trip was a memorable one.
Grade: 5
Activity: Hindi Musical Play - Akkal Ki Pudiya (Based on a folk story)
Venue: Prithvi Theatre, Juhu
The play was presented by Helen O'Grady International in collaboration with the theatre group ANK. This was thoroughly enjoyed by our students.
Date: 20.02.2020
Activity by: STEM CLUB – National Science Day Celebration
Grades: 7 & 8
Venue: SAMEER, IIT Campus Mumbai
Students experienced the first hand use of an MRI machine, LINAC for cancer therapy and PHOTONICS. Physics were brought to life through the use of lasers, lenses and prisms. A practical application of Newton's third law in the launching of a model rocket was thoroughly enjoyed by the students.
Activity by: Heritage Club
Grades: 6 to 8
Venue: Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum
71 students visited the Bhau Daji Lad Museum which is the oldest museum in Mumbai. Students observed the relief maps of the seven islands, hand drawn maps by early Colonialists and even Peshwa seafarers, as well as city development projects mapped by the East India Company, and later the Bombay Government. Students also learnt about Mumbai's history, its artistic and cultural development and the unique architecture of the museum.
Activity by: STEM Club
Grades: 6 to 8
Venue: School Hall
106 students of grade 6,7 and 8 were given news papers and were instructed to make a model of a table (Grade 6), an earthquake resistant building (Grade 7) and a tent (Grade 8). The students had to keep in mind the criteria given for each model.
Activity by: Nature's Club
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Godrej Mangroves
42 students were given a guided tour of the Godrej Mangroves in Vikhroli and were asked to observe different adaptations of floral and fauna. They collected a lot of information regarding the presence of salt glands, thick cuticles found on the leaves and especially their breathing roots. They were taken to the WatchTower to view the creek and mangrove. The trip ended with the students visiting the Soonabai Pirojsha Godrej Marine Ecology Centre. They saw an exhibition on significance, distribution and ecological importance of Mangroves. They had an interactive session where students gave their suggestions on how to conserve the mangroves.
Date: 21.01.2020
Workshop: Adolescent Education - Teen Mom Health and Hygiene Programme
Grades: 6&7 (Girls along with their mothers)
Resource Person: Mrs. Harsha Patil, Health & Hygiene Counsellor at P&G
Students wrote a letter to their mothers and were shown a video that created an awareness on the menstrual cycle and how to manage oneself.
Workshop: Adolescent Education
Grades: 6&7 (Boys)
Resource Person: Dr. Vimal Pahuja, Consultant General Medicine, Dr. Hiranandani Hospital
The doctor spoke to the students about puberty and the changes that it brings with it. Students asked many questions, the answers to which helped bust various myths related to growing up.
Workshop: How to stay motivated during an Exam
Grades: 9 & 10
Resource Person: Ms. Hvovi Bhagwagar, Psychologist & Psychotherapist (Ph.D Scholar at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai)
The interactive session began with the resource person sharing her own personal experiences and discussing, the importance of developing resilience, keeping small, achievable goals, time management and self-discipline. Students cleared many doubts and the parents' questions were answered satisfactorily.
JR. KG
Date:15.11.19
Activity: Students's Day Celebration
As part of the Students's Day celebration, some students came dressed as animated characters for the Fancy dress competition while others brought clay to mould into fruits and vegetables. All the participants did a fantastic job.
Activity: Transport Activity-See my Trail.
Students brought toys from home. The wheels of these toys were dipped in paint and rolled over the paper leaving their trail behind. Students enjoyed watching their vehicle move on paper.
Activity: Transport Activity - Up and Away.
Students brought paper plates and buttons from home. They then did sponge painting on the plates to show the sky. Once the painting dried, they stuck the buttons on the paper plate, lines were drawn to represent ropes and small paper baskets were stuck to the end of these lines to represent hot air balloons flying in the air.
Activity: Postcard Activity
Students had special messages for their parents which were written by the teacher on a postcard. They wrote their names on the card and decorated them. When the postmen came to school, students interacted with them and then put their letters in the post box. It was a hands-on learning experience.
Activity: T-Shirt Printing
Students brought white, green and red coloured t-shirts. They made Christmas motifs on the t-shirts though spray painting. They were filled with excitement on seeing the final product.
Activity: Christmas Party
Students came dressed in their best party wear. They shared and relished the yummy snacks brought by them. They enjoyed watching Christmas stories and sang carols. Santa's visit to their class was the highlight of the day.
Activity: Role play – Community Helpers
The Students came dressed as a community helper of their choice. They brought a tool with them and spoke about it. Their importance in our lives was made clear and we realized that "Not all heroes wear capes".
Activity: Republic Day celebration
The Students came dressed in Tri-colour and brought tri-coloured snacks. The significance of the flag colours was explained to them. It was a fun filled day enjoyed by all.
Activity: World Read Aloud Day
A story was read aloud to the Students. They picked out words they were familiar with and said them aloud. Scenes from the story were enacted. They listened in rapt attention and enjoyed the reading session.
Activity: Water Rhymes
Students came dressed in shades of blue and recited rhymes on the topic water. They also spoke about the various uses and sources of water.
Activity: Water Activity
Using coloured paper and googly eyes, students made a beautiful underwater scene. They first did sponge painting on the paper and made it blue. They coloured a small sheet of paper green to represent sea weeds and then stuck the fish cut outs on the paper. This activity helped students understand that water is very crucial for the survival of all fish.
Date: 19.11.19/26.11.19
Activity: Water Transport
Students got paper plates and did blue sponge dabbing. They stuck colourful craft paper boats and cutouts of the sun and a bird to create a beautiful scene. They also recited poems on different modes of transport while holding a toy vehicle in their hand.
Activity: Christmas
Students enjoyed making beautiful baubles for Christmas by dabbing red paint on paper plates. They also stuck green paper holly leaves and red cherries on them.
Activity: Postcard
Activity: Painting
"Students brought white, green and red t-shirts. They made Christmas motifs on the t-shirts by spray painting . They were filled with excitement on seeing the final product.
Activity: Christmas Party
Students came dressed in their best party wear. They shared and relished the yummy snacks brought by them. They enjoyed watching Christmas stories and sang carols. Santa's visit to their class was the highlight of the day.
Activity: Community Helpers
Students came dressed as Community Helpers of their choice and shared information about them. Some also described the the tools used by them. It was an interesting learning experience.
Activity: Republic Day
Students of the Sr.kg came dressed in white and wore tri-coloured accessories to commemorate Republic Day. They also brought an amazing variety of tri-coloured snacks.
Activity: World Read Aloud Day
Students enjoyed selecting various story books and reading them aloud. Some of them exchanged books with their buddies.
Activity: Flowers Getting A New Colour( An Experiment)
Students were thrilled to conduct an experiment in class, under their teacher's guidance, wherein they put long stemmed flowers in coloured water. They were enchanted to see the white flowers transform into beautiful coloured (pink, blue, green, saffron) ones. They learnt that the stems absorb water and carry it to the petals which helps plants grows.
Activity: Founder's Day
Students celebrated this day with great enthusiasm. They came dressed in casual wear. They had fun playing different games organized for them. They watched animated films like Peter Pan and Bernard Bear. They also shared their snacks with each other.
Date: 20.02.20
Activity: Verbs - Doing Words
Students displayed objects pertaining to sports, animal sounds, cooking, professions, etc. They enacted and created stories around it using doing words (verbs). The concept of doing words was well understood and explained by each one of them.
Activity: Republic Day Celebration
Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes. They learnt about the importance of the Republic Day celebration and the meaning of the tri-colour. Students coloured the picture of a dove that symbolizes peace. They later used these colours creatively to create a masterpiece and wrote an inspiring quote on it. An interactive session on the Republic Day parade, national symbols and the importance of respecting the National Flag gave thoughtful insights to the students.
Activity: Doctor's coat - An apple a day keeps the doctor away
Related to the topic "Doctor Dan" that was being taught in class, students were asked to bring a bottle cap, buttons and cotton balls to make an origami doctors coat. Each child was given a sheet of paper to fold into a coat. They then stuck the buttons on the coat and the bottle cap and cotton balls were used to make a stethoscope around the collar. Each student was given their respective name tag with the title Dr. was added to their names They stuck the name tags onto the coats they made. Students were elated to read their names. This was followed by a discussion on the different kinds of doctors and what each one does. It was truly enjoyable activity with the students.
Subject: Hindi
Activity: Show and Tell
Students presented their animal masks and talked about them in Hindi. Students learnt much about the animal kingdom. They also learnt that animals are a valuable part of our ecosystem.
Date: 16.11.19
Activity: Festivals-Culture Exchange
'We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, but we all belong to one human race'. In order to inculcate the value of brotherhood and unity, students celebrated a 'Culture Exchange Day', wherein they brought food (snacks and sweets) that was a part of their respective cultures and spoke a few lines about it. They shared their eateries and celebrated the idea of diversity. This activity not only helped build unity among students who come from varied background but also inculcated compassion for the less privileged.
Activity: A Good Neighbourhood Makes Life Easier
Students were divided into different groups that represented a hospital, bank, market and police-station. They brought props symbolizing the places as well as people who are part a part of their neighbourhood. They spoke about the importance of the various places in their neighbourhood. This activity not only created awareness among students but also catered to their Interpersonal Intelligence.
Activity: Hindi-Animal Activity
Students brought different animal masks. They enthusiastically showed their respective masks to the class and spoke them. They also sang poems related to their choice of animals.
Activity: Christmas Celebration
Students made a round colourful ball. They got round cutouts of red, green, blue and white. They made 3D balls of two colour papers using a simple paper fold technique. The balls were put up in the class as part of the Christmas decoration. This activity was a good fine motor skill exercise for the students. They also learnt about the importance of aesthetics.
Activity: Animal Love
Students learnt about the need to be compassionate to animals. They spoke about farm animals. They also brought flash cards & pictures to support their content. They understood the need to conserve and protect the depleting number of animals around them. They learnt about the role that human beings play in maintaining equilibrium in the ecosystem. This activity enhanced their inter-personal and naturalistic intelligence.
Date: International Read Aloud Day
It is rightly said that the more you read, the more things you will know. To encourage the habit of reading, this day was celebrated. They read a story book and also got a chance to read it aloud in front of the class. The teacher ensured that students were able to comprehend the words and the message. It was quite interesting to see our young scholars read flawlessly. This activity enhanced their linguistic and interpersonal intelligence.
Activity: Clay Moulding - Literature
In keeping with their lesson on walnuts and pumpkins, students were thrilled to make these using clay of different colours. On the occasion of founder's day, students participated in this fun activity enthusiastically. The benefits of eating vegetables and nuts were also emphasized. To adopt a healthy eating lifestyle, students realized that they should make vegetables and nuts a part of their daily diet. This activity enhanced their fine motor skills and aesthetic intelligence.
Date: 22.11.19
Activity: General Science - Some Properties of Water
Students were asked to get a transparent bowl, an eraser, sharpener, pencil, a piece of wood, foam, cotton, paper clip and a nail. They filled water in the bowl and checked which objects float and which of them sink in water. They were able to identify that the objects which are lighter than water will float and the objects that are heavier than water will sink. It was a fun-filled activity.
Activity: English Literature - Reading & Enactment (Dr. Dolittle)
Students dressed up as a character from the story and enacted their part in class using props. The activity enhanced their listening skills, added to their verbal proficiency, helped them emote well, speak fluently and modulate their voice. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience for the participants as well as the audience.
Activity: General Science - Food Adulteration (group)
The students spoke on different food items and the adulterant present in them. They became aware of the various adulterants and could identify the same.
Activity: Mathematics-Measurement (Group)
Students were given different objects to measure like the width of the classroom, length of the blackboard, length of the students' desk and length of the Mathematics textbook. They measured them using different methods, e.g. hand-span, cubit, foot and the centimeter scale. This activity made the students aware of the various ways by which different objects can be measured.
Activity: Social Studies - Bravery Award Winners (Group)
Students learned about and acknowledged the bravery and extraordinary courage of young people of Students who are presented with the National Bravery Awards on Republic Day.
Activity: Hindi (Group)
Synonyms were distributed in a small envelope. These were put on the ice cream stick and then pasted along with the correct synonym on a chart paper. The students learnt how different words could have similar meanings.
Activity: English - Scooping up Adverbs and Adjectives. (Group)
The students read the given sentences and identified the adjectives and adverbs. This activity helped the students understand the difference between adverbs and adjectives.
Date: 19.11.19
Activity: English Literature - Reading & Enchantment (Heidi)
The Students came dressed up as the character of their choice and enacted the same in class, with the help of props. The activity enhanced the listening skills of the students, increased their verbal proficiency, they could narrate the stories in their own words, use face, body and gestures to express appropriately. They maintained eye contact with the listeners while enacting and modulated their voice. It was thrilling experience for all.
Activity: Social Studies - Maps
Students prepared a road map using symbols and signs of landmarks that they see on their way from home to school. The activity enabled the students relate spatial skills with navigation.
Activity: Mathematics - Perimeter (Group)
Students designed their own zoo where they planned the habitat of five different animals and applied the knowledge to find the perimeter of the habitats.
Activity: Social Studies - Tribes of India
Students conducted a research on the tribes of India (language, food and clothing, festivals, dance forms) and presented their findings in class. They were able to appreciate the cultural heritage of the different states and were inspired to see how unity prevails in India despite diversities.
Activity: General Science - Food Chain
Students designed a food chain with the help of pictures given to them .This helped them understand the flow of matter and energy and the interdependence of life by focusing on food chains.
Activity: English - Kinds of Sentences
Students made a comic strip using different kinds of sentences and then presented the same. They learnt to use these sentences appropriately based on the emotion being expressed.
Activity: Hindi - Adjectives
Each group of students was given a set of adjectives which they have to use to frame a story of their choice and give it a suitable title. They presented the story by enacting the same using props and voice modulation. Through this activity, students learnt to use adjectives more effectively as well as framed meaningful and appropriate sentences in framing their dialogues.
Date: 13.11.19
Activity: Social Studies - The Environment - Major Concerns
Students made posters on Global Warming to create awareness about the environment. They realized the need to reduce the usage of plastic and other harmful pollutants harming the environment. They also learnt about the importance of preserving and conserving the environment for the future.
Activity: English Literature - Reading activity from Crazy Times with Uncle Ken.
The students made comic strips and enacted the same. This activity helped develop vocabulary, enhanced writing, sequencing, predicting, analyzing and speaking skills, and fostered team building.
Activity: Hindi-Festivals
Students brought pictures of festivals of their choice and wrote about them. They learnt about the importance of celebrating festivals.
Activity: Social Studies - Natural Disasters (Earthquake, Floods and Landslides)
Students prepared a chart on the given topic and presented it through a role-play and PPT. They learnt life skills and also about precautions to be taken during natural disasters.
Activity: General Science - Giving First Aid
Students enacted and performed a role play according to the situation given to them. They learnt life skills and ways in which they could handle an emergency situation.
Activity: English - Think N Share
Students gained a stronger understanding of the correct use language and thinking out of the box. They were able to think and enact news reports, panel interview and advertisement.
Activity: Mathematics - Decimals
The students were divided into groups and a tarsia template was given to each group (9 pieces triangle). Each group prepared nine questions and answers based on the multiplication and division of decimals by 10, 100, 1000 and wrote on the tarsia puzzle pieces. Once done, the students cut into nine puzzle pieces and gave it to another team to play. They acquired skill through positive group work and cooperative learning.
Activity: Hindi - The States of India
Students gathered information about different states (language, food habits, dress, culture, festivals and important places) and prepared an album. They learnt about the various states and how our country is a true example of national integration.
Activity: Mathematics - Average
Students were asked to collect data of the maximum and minimum temperature over 8 days. They calculated the average maximum and minimum temperature for that week using the concerned formula. Understanding the concept of average and how it is useful to us was the learning outcome.
Activity: Marathi - Our Helpers
Students came dressed as a community helpers of their choice and spoke a few lines in Marathi. This activity helped them to improve their speaking skills and vocabulary.
Activity: Annual Christmas Concert
Venue: Shanmukhananda Auditorium
Grades: 1 to 10
The event was attended by the Members of the Committee of Management - Mr. V. Runganathan, Mr. Thomas, Mr. George and Ms. Phillips, Mr. S. V. Albal, Treasurer and Administrator of the Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, Mrs. Middlecote, Hon. Secretary of Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, Mrs. S. George, Principal-Bombay Scottish School, Mahim The programme commenced with the customary lighting of the lamp and a prayer.
The Bethlehemian Rhapsody presented by the 70 member School Choir followed by a Christmas Recital by the students of grade 1, left the audience spellbound. The students of grade 2 put up a retro performance as a tribute to the 'King of Rock and Roll', Elvis Presley and ABBA.
The theme for this year's concert was 'Invictus- The Unconquerable'. Students of grades 3-10 put up a sensational presentation through dance, drama, choral recitation, videos and music on the journey of the life of every man. It focused on the conflict between good and evil that runs through the heart of every individual, about battles fought on the question of every man's choice and how the unconquerable soul of man rises above all to fight for freedom and justice.
A departure from the regular was the Greek Chorus helped weave the story together. The powerful choral recitation based on Maya Angelou's 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings', the inspirational presentations of grade 9 students on fighting oppression, sailors' dance, the regional dances of Asia, Africa and Europe, especially the kathak performance perfected to the tee and the theatrical presentation in mime were some of the many highlights of the day.
The show ended with the children of Grade 4 exhorting the audience to awaken the humanity within them and be the change they wanted to see. The colourful costumes, lights and music enhanced the quality of the show.
The programme concluded with the Principal, Mrs. Kotian who rendered the vote of thanks. She appreciated the efforts put in by the students as well as the staff. The 'Behind the Scenes' video, played at the end, was enjoyed by the students and parents alike.
Activity: Author Speak Programme.
Venue: Royal Opera House
Organizer: Scholastic
Grades: 3 & 4
The students interacted with author Mr Dav Pilkey, of 'Dog Man and Captain Underpants'. While talking about his journey as a writer, he shared how despite being dyslexic, because of the constant encouragement and support he received from his mother to read books and look at the
positive side of everything, he began to write. Undeterred by initial rejections, he did not give up and soon his work was published. This was an inspiring session for our budding writers, all of whom were presented with a cape each.
Grades: K-10
Event: Children's Day Celebration/ Frexpressions
The teachers conducted a special assembly for students. This was followed by Frexpressions which entered its fourth year since inception. Each child took part in two competitions of their choice, some of which were judged by guest judges.
A new competition Tartania was introduced this year, in addition to the usual line up of events, such as, Mono Act, 2D Design, Cup Cake Decoration, Head Tales, Dress Design, Group Dance, Pot Painting, Flower Making, Paper Quilling, Paper Bag Making, Hat Decoration, Mad AD, Proud to be a Geek, Shoe Designing and Press Corps. They were awarded certificates at the end of the competition. Students of the Pre-Primary participated in various activities like Fancy Dress and Clay Moulding.
Students had a fun day exploring new avenues and reveling in the little joys it brought along. Post the activities, students watched a movie while enjoying the snacks provided by the School.
Grade 10 celebrated Children's Day on the 20th November, 2019. The teachers presented a special number and shared a motivational thought which inspired all students alike. They then danced their hearts out to the grove of in-house DJs.
Event: Annual Athletic Meet for Seniors
Venue: Aarey Bhaskar Ground
Grades: 6 to 10
The event began with the hoisting of the flag by our Principal, Ms. Jane Kotian. After she rendered the Welcome Note, the Chief Guest, Brigadier Ashutosh Sirothia declared the Sports Meet open and shared a few words of wisdom with the students. He then lit the Scottish cauldron with the torch handed over to him by some of our student achievers in the field of sports namely, Apeksha Fernandes, Salonee Dey, Keval Kirpekar, Aryan Patil, Dhruv Narayan and Disha Khadtare.
The audience was spellbound by the March Past presented by the four houses comprising students from Grades 8, 9 & 10. This was followed by the Grade 8 students showcasing pyramid formation demonstrating their resilience and strength.
The colourful and rhythmic PT display presented by students of Grades 6 & 7 saw students using an attractive prop - the wooden sticks. The display was set to live music played by our budding musicians from the same grade. The entire troupe displayed a beautiful star formation .
The ensuing races were enjoyed by one and all. The 'Relay' and 'Tug of War' events were the highlights of the day. Parents eagerly participated in the races organized for them. The closing March Past was a treat to watch. All the athletes having won in various categories marched with their heads held high in pride. The much awaited prize distribution ceremony saw the audience enthusiastically appreciating the achievements of the winners.
The Sports Day concluded with a befitting Vote of Thanks presented by the Sr. Academic Coordinator Ms E.Selvaraj, followed by the singing of the School Song & National Anthem.
Event: Happy Feet
Grades: 5 to 9
This year, the event saw 15 groups comprising students across grades. A plethora of dance forms, ranging from Indian classical to contemporary, were a treat to the senses. The participants put up spirited performances and attracted huge rounds of applause from the audience of parents and students. The dance festival was appreciated by one and all.
Event: Medical Test Drive for Support Staff
A Medical Test Drive was conducted for the Support Staff of our School. The test included all pathological tests, eye test and X-rays.
Date:19th November, 2019.
Grade: 3A
Topic: Wonders of Science- Agriculture
Venue: School Hall
Students spoke about the importance of farming. They illustrated the transition that has taken place in the agricultural sector since Independence. Students focused on the role of the government in helping farmers through various schemes. This was followed by a talk on organic farming and its benefits. They explained the importance of vermicomposting through a short skit followed by a dance set to the melody of the Farmers Rock Anthem.
Grade: 3B
Topic: Wonders of Science - Medicine
Venue: School Hall
The topic was introduced by a group of students who spoke about the wonders of science in the field of medicine.With the aid of a skit and videos, students explained the evolution of medical science over the years and how the various innovations have given a new lease of life to many.
Grade: 3C
Topic: Wonders of Science - Communication
Venue: School Hall
Students traced the importance of science for the development of communication, from the early times to the present age, using a PPT and role play. The benefits of the phone, internet and the courier service were highlighted. The use of satellites in times of need ,such as during a fire outbreak, oil leak or natural calamities and how the scientific innovations in the field of communication, has brought comfort and ease to the lives of all, was a part of the discussion.
Social Programme: School Adoption Project
Grade: 9
Venue: Raigad
Students visited the Sainik Vikas Madhyamik Vidyalay, Fauji Ambavade and Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji High School, Mumurshi GP. Under the guidance of the Swades Foundation, students conducted many life skill activities, organized sports, subject and hygiene and career counselling related sessions. They also made teaching aids, helped beautify the school and plant a kitchen garden. It was heartening to see our young brood return as sensitized individuals having learnt many valuable life lessons!
Date: 20th September, 2019.
Grades: Jr. & Sr. Kg
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Grade: 8A - Are we skilled or schooled?
Venue: School Hall
Date: 4th September, 2019.
Grades: K - 10
Venue: School Hall
Venue: Global Fusion, Andheri
Date: 25th September, 2019
Venue: RBI, Fort
Grade: 10
Venue: Reserve Bank of India and the Coin Museum
It was an informative and enriching trip for the students as well as the teachers.
Venue: Kidzania, R-City
Grades: 1-5
Date: 7th September, 2019.
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
Event: Digital Safety for Youth
Grade: 9
Resource Person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Event: Brainstorm
Venue:Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
Grades: 8,9 & 10
Conducted By: ISC Students
Grade: Jr. Kg
Date: 29th August, 2019.
Activity: Vegetables-Eaten Raw
Activity: Fruits
Activity: Independence Day
Activity: Puppet Talk
Activity: Monsoon Mania
Activity: Friendship Day
Date: 11th September, 2019/ 13th September, 2019.
Activity: Farm/Pet Animals
Activity: Shape Snacks
Activity: Friendship Day
Activity: Sprouts Salad
Activity: Monsoon
Date: 11th September, 2019.
Activity: The Food We Eat
Activity: Money
Activity: Celebrating Independence Day
Activity: Friendship Day
Date: 16th September, 2019.
Activity: Sowing Seeds (Plants Around Me)
Activity: Building A Bird Home
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Activity: General Science-Insects
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Activity: Social Studies-Four Domains of the Earth
Activity: General Science - Measurement
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Subject: General Science-Bones and Muscles
Activity: Mathematics-Fractions
Activity: General Science - Separation Techniques
Date: 26th August, 2019.
Activity: Mathematics - Topic: Fractions
Date: 15.08.19
Grades: 8 to 10
Venue: School Premises
The celebration began with the hoisting of the flag by our Principal, Mrs. Jane Kotian. This was followed by a prayer service that was conducted by the Principal and the academic coordinators. Mrs. Kotian then spoke to the parent-student audience about the importance of being 'High-Tech' while continuing to be 'High-Touch'. While sharing statistics about the demographic information of education and employment, she asserted the importance of each child being equipped with a life skill that would sustain the planet. The cultural programme that followed Mrs. Kotian's address, which included an amalgamation of a pantomime, declamation and slam poetry, enthralled the audience evoking patriotic fervor in one and all present there.
DATE: 9th August 2019
GRADE: 6A: Appreciation – A Quality We Need To Cultivate
VENUE: School Hall
Students began with an introduction to the innumerable positives associated with the quality of appreciation. They depicted how it felt to be or not to be appreciated through a skit. They also emphasized the importance of the values. A poem entitled 'Everything You Do' was recited which was followed by a song on Appreciation and Gratitude sung by the students. It concluded with the students talking about what they learnt from the discussion about virtue and how they could apply it in their lives.
Grade: 4A - The Art of Listening
Venue: Ms. Amita Kumar
Students enacted a scene from the classroom where students were not listening to the story being narrated in the class and thus were unable to answer the questions that followed. A story of a rabbit and a monkey depicting the importance of listening was enacted. The narrators stressed on how listening is a key to effective communication and how important it is to master this skill. The difference between listening and hearing and how important it is to listen to the instructions carefully was emphasised.
Grade: 6B - Preserving Cultural Traditions
Venue: School Hall
Students addressed key areas like the origin and significance of regional dances through a display of three dances across three different cultures, a fashion show that highlighted the vibrant attires of different states, a classroom scene that spoke about the meaning and nature of the cultural preservation process followed by a gastronomic tour where students from different cultures shared an actual potluck meal on stage. A group discussion that followed covered aspects concerning the importance of cultural preservation and formal institutionalized support rendered not only by the Indian government but also the UN, to preserve indigenous languages, traditions, heritage, etc. Lastly, the entire act was summarized by an unconventional poetry presentation that depicted how these lived experiences, practices and traditions formulate our cultural heritage.
Grade: 2B - Impact of Climate Change on human beings and animals.
Venue: School Hall
Students performed short skits on how climate change affects and harms human beings and animals. The perils of global warming were put forth. The latest happenings were highlighted during the skit and through video clippings.
Grade: 2C - Ocean Revolution
Venue: School Hall
While plastic has many valuable uses, we have become addicted to single-use or disposable plastic — with severe environmental consequences. Talking about this grave problem of single use plastic and how it is polluting our landfills as well as the oceans, students depicted how animals were choked because of the plastic waste through a skit, followed by an intense dance performance. The show ended with a song, that encouraged putting an end to single use plastic, followed by a pledge to do so taken by one and all.
Grade: 4B - Attitude- The Art of Living
Venue: School Hall
Using a video, students showcased two different attitudes and explained the meaning of having a positive attitude. This was followed by the introduction of various habits that support positive attitude. That these habits are important to build a positive attitude was stressed upon. The programme concluded with the enactment of the song 'I can do it ' by the students.
Grade: 4C - Think Before You Speak
Venue: School Hall
Students depicted a scene where they showcased how one can hurt other people's feelings when they speak without giving it a thought. This was followed by a courtroom scene that showed how simple comments about a person can destroy a man's honour. A few students then recited a beautiful poem. The event culminated with a spectacular dance performance on the 'Power Of Words'.
Grade: 6C - Child Labour
Venue: School Hall
Students depicted the plight of child labourers whose childhood is taken away due to challenging financial circumstances. A panel discussion which comprised government officials and NGO activists explained the various initiatives taken against child labour. They event ended with the soulful rendition of Michael Jackson's 'We Are The World'.
Date: 10th August, 2019.
Grade: 10
Subject: College Career Subject Guidance
Resource Person: Ms.Mayura Mohta (Counsellor)
This session was conducted to bridge the gap that is prevalent in the minds of both students and parents regarding school, college and eventual career paths. The audience was informed about the various exams that one is required to take if one wishes to go abroad for higher studies while also giving a peek into the various kinds of entrance tests. She encouraged students to begin building their portfolios which must include both academic and non-academic achievements from grades 8-10.
Grade: 5 & 6
Subject: Science/Geography
Venue: School Hall
Resource Person: Ms Rita Maker (Teacher & Environmentalist)
Sustainability of resources was promoted during the workshop. Students were encouraged to take care of nature through random acts of kindness. As an after activity, students were taught how to make table mats from used plastic bags, plarn (plastic yarn) using loops.
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Home Science
Venue: School Classroom
Resource Person: Chef Zacharias (Bombay Canteen Restaurant)
Chef Zacharias shared valuable information on the different varieties of vegetables found in India .
They were then invited to participate in the festival celebrating local vegetables at the Bombay Canteen.
Date: 26th August, 2019
Grade:10
Venue: St. Andrew's Auditorium, Bandra
Subject: English - 'The Tempest' by Shakespeare (Helen O'Grady Productions)
Students watched a musical pantomime based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, directed by Mr. K. Paintal. The 70 minute play helped students experience the magic of live theatre, thus enhancing their artistic and creative imagination. The play was a visual delight featuring great acting talent; mesmerizing light and sound effects. The Master story teller's gripping plot and dynamic characters did not fail to fascinate our young minds.
Venue : The National Stock Exchange, Block-G, B.K.C, Mumbai.
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Commercial Applications & Economic Applications
Resource Person: Mr. Hitesh Sethia
The session began with a discussion on the topic : Is Speculation Good or Bad ? Students learnt that speculation if done with the right knowledge and in a controlled environment, may contribute to dynamic economic growth. He helped in busting the myth that printing too many currency can make an economy free of poverty. The students were briefed about the live share trading procedures, pricing of shares, categories they fall under etc. Trading terminologies were explained with relevant examples. It was an informative session which the students thoroughly enjoyed.
- GRADE JR. KG & SR.KG:
In keeping with the theme of colours, students came dressed in the required colours and brought objects of the same. They described the objects while the others listened to them with rapt attention. Thus, Jr.Kg came dressed in blue on 24th July, 2019 & Sr.Kg came dressed in green on 24th July, 2019.
Date: 11.07.19/18.07.19
Activity: Sense Organs
Subject: General Science
In keeping with the theme of sense organs, students were asked to bring various materials that would help them understand how the various sense organs work.
Date: 22.07.19
Activity: Food Talk
Subject: General Science
Students brought various food items to class and spoke about the same. They classified the food into the category it belonged and explained the need for a balanced diet. This activity enhanced their understanding of eating healthy, thereby enhancing their intra personal intelligence.
Date: 24.07.19
Activity: Addition
Subject: Mathematics
Students drew two flowers with four petals each on a sheet of paper. A number on the horizontal and vertical petal was given. The students had to complete the numbers on the remaining two petals in such a way to match the sum horizontally and vertically to get a common sum. This activity helped in building the logical and analytical skills of the children.
Activity: Concrete and Abstract Nouns.
Subject: English Language
Students were given four sentences, each containing a concrete and an abstract noun. They were asked to represent the sentences through drawings. This activity not only helped them learn that abstract nouns cannot be represented visually. But also helped them identify the difference between Concrete and Abstract nouns.
Date: 19.07.19
Activity: The Brave Little Kite
Subject: English Literature
The theme of this poem is based on courage. Students made kites as a symbol of overcoming their fears and rising higher. Each student wrote down at least one of their fears on the kite with an aim to always keep trying to overcome it and not give up the pursuit of eradicating every kind of fear from their lives.
Date: 24.07.19
Activity: My Family
Subject: Marathi
Students brought a picture of their family and spoke about each of their family members in class. This activity helped students overcome stage fear while also helping them learn the art of making short sentences in Marathi.
Activity: Separation Techniques
Subject: General Science
Students made water purifiers using natural things (pulses, pebbles, cotton, sand and clay). They learnt to make a working model of a water purifier and troubleshooting practical difficulties while making the same. This activity helped the students to develop a scientific aptitude and application skills.
- JR.KG
Date: 05.06.19
Activity: Walk Around the School
The students were taken for a walk around the school and were familiarized with the various important rooms in the premises. They visited the Library, the Sick Bay, the Computer Lab, the Accounts office and the Music Rooms. The scholastic trip turned out to be a great delight for our little tourists!
Activity: Red Day
To enhance their learning about the colour Red, students came dressed in red and brought a red fruit along. During the day, they completed a worksheet and sang songs on the same. They surely did paint their classrooms red with their enthusiasm and sweet melodies!
Activity: My Family
Each student was given the cut out of a tree which they painted green, using a sponge. They stuck the photographs of their family members on it and were ecstatic to see the end result. The love of family is indeed one of life's greatest gifts!
Activity: Yellow Day
Students came dressed in yellow and brought yellow coloured snacks. They coloured a bright yellow sun and recited a poem on the colour yellow. At the end of the task, their faces were radiant with a bright, sunshine smile!
Date: 05.07.19
Activity: Orange Day
Students came dressed in orange and brought orange coloured snacks in their tiffin boxes. They coloured a worksheet on orange coloured objects. They learnt that orange does make one stand out!
Activity: Purple Day
Students came dressed in purple and spoke a few words on purple coloured accessories that they were super excited to flaunt. May this garden of purple always be in full bloom!
Date: 14.07.19
Activity: MIME ACT
World Laughter Day is a yearly event celebrated worldwide to highlight the numerous mending benefits of laughter. Students prepared a 'Humorous Mime Act'. They came dressed as different funny characters like clowns, Mr. Bean among others. With their excellent acting abilities, they emoted and expressed their respective characters beautifully while conveying a valuable message to the audience.
Date: 8.07.19
Activity: Chocolate Day
The World Chocolate Day was celebrated with great gusto by students as they used special accessories and props to speak about their favourite chocolate. Their narratives made one feel that chocolates are indeed ground from the beans of happiness!
Date:16.07.19
Activity:Under the Bed
Subject: English Literature
Students used their creativity and imagination to make monster masks which was an extension of the topic being taught. They learnt that 'Fear is only as deep as the mind allows.'
Activity: Grandparents' Day
Students wrote a letter to their grandparents, decorated it with pictures and put it in an envelope addressed to them. They were asked to send it by post to their grandparents as a token of their love and respect for them. They learnt to appreciate the presence of their grandparents' in their lives.
Date: 04.07.19
Activity: Roman Numerals
Subject: Mathematics
Students solved the given incorrect puzzles using ice-cream sticks which helped enhance their logical thinking and knowledge of Roman numerals.
Activity: Nouns
Subject: Hindi
Students brought different pictures of noun. They were divided into groups and stuck pictures on a sheet of paper according to the three types of nouns. The activity helped them learn to differentiate between the three types of nouns and enhanced their vocabulary. It also helped them in brainstorming.
Date: 24.6.19
Activity: Making a Dream Catcher
Students used dry leaves, twigs, thread, rope, spices etc. to make a dream catcher. This activity helped them develop a sense of how recycled waste and plant parts can be used in an aesthetic manner.
Activity: Large Numbers
Subject: Mathematics
Students analysed the given data on the population of different states of India by using the appropriate operations which enhanced their analytical skills thus developing statistical skills.
Activity: The Constitution of India
Subject: Social Studies
Students were asked to write a letter to a government official informing him/her of an important historical monument being damaged by miscreants. They researched on a monument of their choice that was being damaged and wrote a letter giving suggestions for improvement while also appreciating the efforts of the government. The activity ensured that the students develop a sense of responsibility towards their national heritage.
Activity: Learning to write slogans
Subject: Hindi
Students used old greeting cards and invitation cards to make bookmarks with slogans based on the environment.
DATE: 5th July 2019
VENUE: School Hall
The 1st General Body Meeting of the PTA was attended by Mr. S. V. Albal, Treasurer and Administrator, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, the Principal, the SAC, the Coordinators & the parent representatives. The various committees presented their respective reports for the year 2018-19. The names of the new office bearers were announced. With no further matters to discuss, the meeting concluded with a prayer.
DATE: 4th July, 2019.
GRADE: 5C: Happitude
VENUE: School Hall
A short skit titled, 'The Pursuit of Happiness' was presented. It beautifully portrayed the message that in order to stay happy in life, one needs to be content. This was followed by a discussion on the UN report of 2019 in which India ranks 140th in the Happiness Index.
Students deliberated on what the criteria to decide the happiness index for countries should be as they put their suggestions on placards bearing the 12 core habits that foster happiness. The programme concluded with the enactment of the song 'Happiness'.
Date: 1st July, 2019.
Venue: Meluha - The Fern
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Home Science
Students visited the gold certified ecotel hotel and observed eco-friendly ways implemented in their day to day routines. They were taken around the building where they saw the eco-friendly infrastructure that had been put in place. They were addressed by the Master Chef and the Sous Chef and were taken on a tour of the kitchen and a royal suite to have a first hand view of the practices which have been adopted by the hotel. The overall experience was a very interesting one, where all their curious questions about hotels and restaurants were answered. Students saw how one can be luxurious yet eco-friendly in dispensing the best services to the hotel clientele.
Venue: Nehru Planetarium
Grades: 8 & 9
Subject:
Students visited the Nehru Science Center to attend the 50th Moon Landing Day celebration. The students were shown a movie which had original clips and recording of the spaceflight mission, Apollo 11. They witnessed the problems that the astronauts faced during their 8 day travel. The second session was based on 'Science on a Sphere'. The students, with the help of the projections made on a sphere, observed the various faces of moon, the climatic conditions, the topography and the landing sites of spaceflights. The show was excellent and provided a good visual experience as well as factual knowledge about the moon.
Date: 8th-12th July 2019
Grades: 1 to 10
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Powai
Date: 3rd July to 18th July 2019.
Grades: Grades 5 to 9
Resource Person: Mr. Amaresh Deshpande
Playing bridge, one of the most intelligent card games, helps improve an individual's memory, problem solving skills, communication skills, and social skills as students work together to achieve the best result.
As an intermediate step towards Bridge, a class-wise inter house tournament was also conducted. This game aimed at giving the students a peek into the kind of strategizing and analysis required to play the game.
Date: 6th July 2019
Venue: Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai
The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai conferred our staff member, Mr. Dinesh Bangera with the Academic Excellence Award 2019 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the vocation of academics.
Shreya Ompreethi & Aayushi Mahajan, our ICSE toppers for the year 2019, were also awarded for their achievements.
We cannot be more proud!
DATE: 4th July 2019
GRADE: 5B: Life Skills - Make It Your Way Of Life
VENUE: School Hall
Students presented the story of The Marble Statue and Marble Tile. Through their narration and enactment of the same, they drove home the message that being perseverant, owning a positive attitude and having a purpose filled life is important.
Simple things like doing their own work, being responsible, learning to use the first aid, cleaning and decorating the house were highlighted. They spoke about higher order life skills like creativity, empathy, critical thinking, collaboration and communication. The programme ended with the message that learning can, and should, be a lifelong process that enhances our understanding of the world and improves the quality of our life.
George Herbert was right when he said, 'Skill and confidence are an unconquered army!'
GRADE: 7C: India Against Corruption: The Story Of Anna Hazare
VENUE: School Hall
Students portrayed a helpless and ironic condition in present day society where corruption and bribery has become an integral part of our daily life. This premise was used to introduce the character of Anna Hazare and how he stood firm against all odds to fight corruption. Anna's biographical depiction covered his childhood days as well as his days in the military. His work towards the upliftment of his native village, Raleganj Siddhi was presented in the form of a village skit. A debate involving his social work in the light of the Right To Information Act and Lokpal Bill was presented. Anna's stint in Tihar jail along with people's participation in the Satyagraha Movement for the Lokpal Bill was enacted. The grand finale included the students assembling together on stage for the rendition of a heroic song.
Student Council Members For 2019-20 are as Follows:
School Vice Captains - Apurva Mukherjee & Dia Daison Arakkal.
Sports Captain For Girls - Naina Sisodia.
Vice Captain Of The Macpherson House - Surya Nandakumar.
Vice Captain Of The Catherine House - Bianca D'souza.
Vice Captain Of The Macgregor House - Rohit Menon.
Vice Captain Of The Elizabeth House - Rainah Sayed.
Vice Captain Of The Haddow House - Tarun Patil.
Vice Captain Of The Anne House - Evann Reny.
Vice Captain Of The Kennedy House - Joshua D'souza.
Vice Captain Of The Victoria House - Disha Khadtare.
GRADE: 10
VENUE: S.K. School, Saphale and Zilla Parishad School, Borichapada.
Highlight: As a culmination of the Bombay Scottish "AID EDUCATION" campaign organized by Fuel-A-Dream, Nargis Dutt Foundation provided 5000 students belonging to two rural schools in Palghar district, namely, S.K. School, Saphale and Zilla Parishad School, Borichapada with School bags that had the Bombay Scottish School logo printed on it. They were also given pouches, recycled books and plantable pencils. Through crowdfunding, 92 students of Grade 9 & 10 raised Rs. 26.46 lakhs to make this possible. The campaign thus brought smiles to the young faces of both rural & urban India.
Facebook link covering the event: Click here
On 6th July 2019, in collaboration with the Satsang Foundation, the Student Council members, along with the prefects of Bombay Scottish School,Powai, took part in a tree plantation drive, on the occasion of Van Mahotsav, which was celebrated from the 1st to 7th of July this year. This activity was a part of the Foundation's, 'Manav Ekta Mission'.
Though it was raining and the ground was mucky, the students decided to roll up their sleeves and carry out the activity for the betterment of the environment. They planted almond, mango, gooseberry and custard apple saplings at the BMC Ground in Raheja Vihar, Powai. This was followed by an interactive session with the volunteers of the foundation.
Students learnt about the benefits of planting and nurturing trees. They experienced a sense of fulfillment while doing their part as responsible citizens of the society. This sapling-planting enterprise was indeed a "fruitful" one!
a) DATE: 3rd June 2019
TOPIC: 21st Century Creativity in Education
ATTENDEES : Entire Teaching Staff
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Kshama Jayaraj, Lecturer (English), Wilson College.
VENUE: School Hall
Highlight: An exposition of the Israeli model of education was used to give the teachers an overview of the various innovative teaching methodologies and strategies. Ms. Jayaraj also focussed on the importance of being self motivated and having a happy attitude.
TOPIC: The Art of Story Telling in English.
ATTENDEES: Ms. D. Naiker & Ms. S. D'silva:
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Nupur
VENUE: Sulochana Devi Singhania School
Highlight: The session presented various techniques of story-telling, voice modulation, usage of props, paper cutting and folding methods, using gestures, expressions and sound. It showed how one could create their own stories that have Character + Conflict + Resolution and use these stories to build empathy in children.
TOPIC: 'Novella (Word Jamboree)' - Story Telling Techniques
ATTENDEES : Ms. G. Pereira:
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Gurjeet Kaur Bhatia. (Language Analyst)
VENUE: St. Mary's ICSE School, Koparkhairne
Highlight: The session explored the qualities of the 21st century learner/teacher and the important development domains in the light of Howard Gardner and his Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
DATE: 6th/ 7th June 2019
GRADES: Sr. Kg to 10
VENUE: Classrooms (Grades Sr. Kg- 8) /School Hall (Grades 9-10)
For the students and parents of Grades 9 & 10, the orientation took place on 7th June 2019. Following the Principal's address, the parents were given an overview of the excellent ICSE 2019 results . Ms. E. Selvaraj (Coordinator for Grades 9 & 10) apprised the parents about the exam patterns and programmes as followed in Grades 9 & 10. Each subject teacher then spoke about the important aspects of their respective subjects, giving both parents and students valuable inputs on the best possible approach to comprehensive learning.
DATE: 21st June 2019
GRADES: Jr. Kg to 10
Kg students sang the birthday song for the school. Students thoroughly enjoyed watching an interactive musical puppet show on 'Healthy and Junk Food' presented by the Pre-Primary teachers, emphasizing the importance of healthy eating. The students cheered as they heard each character come alive. Students enjoyed the colouring competition that was organized for them and were delighted to receive the sweets given to commemorate the occasion.
An Art Competition was organized for the students of Grades 3 to 10 which was followed by a fun-filled day playing board games and viewing interesting movies and documentaries.
DATE: 25th June 2019
GRADES: 6 to 10
VENUE: Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. Divya Thomas, the School's Vice Captain (2018-19) rendered the Welcome Note. This was followed by the Chairman's Address given by Mr. V. Thomas. The Principal, Ms. Jane Kotian presented the Annual Report (2018-19). Ms. E. Selvaraj introduced the Chief Guest, Dr. K. Narayanan, Professor Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.
In his speech, the Chief Guest emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between social media and personal life. After releasing the School Magazine - 'Tartan', he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners of Grades 6-10. The programme concluded with a heartwarming vote of thanks by the School's out-going Captain, Mehul Basu followed by the soulful rendition of the School Song & National Anthem.
1) Shreya Ompreeti won the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2019 was won by Aayushi Mahajan.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Grade 9 was presented to Aditya Agrawal.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Shreya Ompreeti, Reva Dwivedi, Spandan Tikle, Aditya Krishnan, Aniket Iyer, Marc George and Mehul Basu.
5) Arushi Singh won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Grade Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) The Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence and The Cock House for Best All Round Performance was won by the Red House.
7) The Trophy for the Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza was won by the Red House
8) Academic Coordinator (Kg to Grade 2) Ms. Tina Quadros, Members of the Teaching Staff - Ms. Prabha Anilkumar, Ms. Bhumica Desai and Ms. Leena Clement, as well as, Maintenance Supervisor-Mr. Abraham Nadar, and Member of the Support Staff -Ms. Vidya Koregoakar were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
9) Ms. Nisha Sanga, one of our teaching staff was felicitated for the various awards she received during the academic year 2018-19. She was felicitated by the Rotary Club of Bombay in recognition of her Outstanding Contribution to the Vocation of Academics. She won the Teaching Excellence Award 2018 by S. Chand Group of Innovative Teaching Strategies. She also received a Certificate of Recognition for her leadership at the Global Scholars Programme. She was conferred with the Indian Education Awards for being one of the 'Top Ten Teachers of the Year' and the 'India Star Proud Award' for her contribution towards the betterment of Education.
- DATE: 27th June 2019
GRADE: 5A: Communication - The Human Connection
VENUE: School Hall
GRADE: 7A: The Story of Rosa Parks: Standing Up by Sitting Down
VENUE: School Hall
GRADE: 7B: The Story of Aung Sang Suu Kyi: Man is Born Free, But He Is Always In Chains
VENUE: School Hall
- Grade: Jr. Kg
Date: 14.06.19
Activity: Ice-Breaker
As soon as the students entered their respective classrooms on the 1st day, they were engaged in many activities like playing with blocks, free hand drawing, playing with clay and reading big picture books. They all went home at 11 a.m. with big smiles on their faces, eager to come back the next day.
Activity: Paper Tearing (Developing Fine Motor Skills)
Students were divided into groups and each student was given a sheet of paper. They tore it into tiny bits and pasted it within the shapes given, thereby making butterflies, bees and ice creams. It was a fun activity involving gross motor skills. They were delighted to see their work of art.
Activity: Thumb Printing Activity
Students coloured the stem and the leaves outlined on the worksheet given. The picture was completed by thumb printing on the flowers. The result was a beautiful work of art!
Activity: Sponge Painting
Students coloured the stem and leaves of a pumpkin. Then using a sponge, they painted the entire picture. The resulting bright ball of orange looked truly fantastic!
Activity: Chalk Painting
Students were given the picture of an ice cream. Using chalk, they coloured the scoop in pink, yellow, purple, blue and green. The colourful picture was a treat to the eye!
Date: 17.06.19
Activity: My Toys
To beat the Monday blues, students came dressed in their favourite colour and brought to class their favourite toy. They spoke a few lines about their respective toys. Later, they had fun playing with their toys.
Activity: Sensory World-Sense of Hearing
Students brought musical instruments and objects (keys, earphones, bangles & tambourine) that create different sounds to class. This activity helped enhance their listening skills.
Activity: Sense of Smell
Students brought numerous objects related to varied kind of smells to class. They were excited to smell perfumed handkerchiefs, incense sticks, deodorants, menthol, spices and fragrant flowers.
Activity: Sense of Taste
Students brought in different foods to taste. They experienced a variety of tastes, such as sweet, sour, bitter, spicy and salty as they bit into wafers, biscuits, chocolates, etc. They learnt to share too.
Activity: Photo Frame
Students made beautiful photo frames by sticking a picture of their family on coloured chart paper. They used colourful stickers and popsicle sticks for decoration.
Date: 17.06.19
Activity: A Rainy Day
The Monsoon Season was introduced to the students in the form of a beautiful collage. Students were given an outline of a child carrying an umbrella on which they created an amazing collage using colourful magazine papers. This activity helped students develop their concentration and fine motor skills. Students were extremely thrilled to do their very first activity in Grade 1.
Activity: Myself (Stick Dolls)
In keeping with the topic 'Myself', students were asked to bring ice-cream sticks and buttons to make puppets of a girl or a boy. Students used their imagination and creativity to make their puppet an exclusive one. This activity not only helped enhance their cognitive skills but also helped them understand that each one is unique and special in their own way.
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Rock Painting
Students got a small piece of rock from home on which they etched their name. They coloured and decorated the same with acrylic colours. They learnt about the formation of rocks while gaining insight into the various textures. This activity helped enhance students' naturalistic intelligence.
Activity: Planting (Sowing Seeds)
Students were taken to the garden where each one of them got the opportunity to sow tomato seeds. Along with a hands-on gardening, students were also taught about the life cycle of a plant. This activity helped them become aware of their surroundings and encouraged them to become good stewards of nature.
Date: 26.07.19
Activity: My Favourite Book
Subject: English Literature
The students made the cover page of their favourite book. This activity helped students express their comprehension of the story and their response to it in an artistic way while gaining more knowledge about the story, genre and the author.
Activity: Toy Land (The Joy of Sharing)
Subject: Hindi
Students brought toys to class and spoke a few lines on it. They shared their toys with their fellow mates and had a wonderful time playing together. This activity helped them make new friends, develop team spirit and taught them the important life skill of 'sharing'.
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: The Story of the Past: Making Seals
Subject: Social Studies
The students made seals with moulding clay and engraved them. This activity gave the students a peek into the past as they learnt about the use of seals. The students learnt to care and appreciate their rich cultural heritage while understanding the importance of preserving seals to know more about history.
Activity: Celebrating World Music Day
Subject: General Activity
The students made cards and bookmarks for their music teacher to express their love and appreciation.
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Solids, Liquids and Gases
Subject: General Science
Students identified insoluble components and understood the different processes of separating insoluble solids from a liquid by using the techniques of Sedimentation and Decantation.
Activity: Noun Play
Subject: Hindi
Students got pictures of a fair, beach and a market place. They identified the different kinds of nouns from the pictures and framed sentences using the same. The students also narrated a story and picked out the different kinds of nouns from the story.
· Shreya Ompreeti topped the school by securing 98.8% (Eng + Best 4)
· 67% students secured 90% and above
· 100% students secured 70% and above
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The Whiz Kids Club for the students commenced in June with a large group of inquisitive and enthusiastic children from Grades 5 to 10. The objective of the club is to encourage children to discover, probe and hone their skills. The classes were structured to keep the students' curiosity kindled. They were encouraged to glean out information from a wide variety of books, encyclopedias and websites. The students enthusiastically found out and shared this content with the others in the group.
Quizzes were conducted in the conventional manner as well as on Kahoot.
Our students also participated and excelled in a number of Inter School quizzes such as the Bournvita Quiz Competition, YMCA Quiz, TCS Quiz and PCRA (Petroleum Conservation Research Association) Quiz.
We look forward to more students joining the club and having an exciting and challenging year in the next academic session.
The Club had the honour of collaborating with the Rotary Club of Powai and its orientation and initiation ceremony was attended by the Honorable President of the Rotary Club-Powai, Mr. Hanuman Tripathy and other dignitaries.
Through the year, the students of Grades 8 and 9 focussed on spreading awareness among and educating school's helpers in enhancing their English-speaking skills (and children in mobile crèches). The students played many interactive games with the children to help them learn lessons ranging from the Alphabet, to identification of colors and basic Math.
The Club also contributed to the relief provided to the victims of the terrifying floods that struck Kerala earlier last year. They segregated essentials and assigned a particular product to be donated by a single grade; collection tables were set up in the school and manned by the members of Grades 8, 9 and 10.
The members of the Interact Club thus have had a very eventful year.
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Resource person: Ms. Madhura Lathkar
Highlights: Ms. Lathkar introduced the concept, types and the process of Blogging to the children. Students gained better understanding about the use of blogs as an expression on social media and its impact. She encouraged them to observe, analyze, think and identify a subject or an area of interest before creating their own blogs.
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Coastal and Marine Biodiversity Centre, Airoli.
Highlights: The resource professionals at the centre used visual, audible and tactile elements to sensitize students about the beauty of coastal and marine biodiversity in Maharashtra. A documentary film based on the mangroves along Thane Creek and a skeleton of a blue whale shown were among the highlights of the day.
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Resource Person: Mr. Vishal, CURION EDUCATION
Highlights: The students created working models of 'Vibro-bug'-vibrating bug, 'Art-Bot'-a vibrating motor that creates a pattern). While creating these models, the students applied their understanding of circuits and magnetism.
Date: 9th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum
Highlights: A tour of the museum showcased numerous archaeological finds, maps and historical photographs of Mumbai, clay models, silver and copper ware. Students learnt about Mumbai's history in art and culture, which was evident in the museum's own unique architecture and the work of Indian master craftsmen and early modern artists. The dioramas and models unique to the museum was like a walk back in time to the 19th Century.
Activity: The Art of Public Speaking
Resource Person: Ms. Bhavna Singh
Date: Tuesday, 9th April 2019
Time: 8: 30 A.M. To 11: 30 A.M
Ms. Singh began the session by introducing the students to the Power of Words. With the help of various resources like PPT, videos, practical experience and valuable personal inputs, students were guided on building strong narratives, gauging audience feedback and enforcing key messages.
Date: 11th April, 2019
Grades: 6 TO 8
Resource Person: Ms. Sunita Krishna,
Highlights:
Ms. Krishna, taught students to blend colours and use palette knife painting techniques on canvas.
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Basement)
ORGANISERS: Fuel A Dream
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr. Ranganath Thota (Founder at Fueladream)
ATTENDED BY: 22 students of Grade 8
OBJECTIVE: To raise funds to provide sanitary pads (128 numbers, a year's supply) and other hygiene products to girls who come from poor homes.
HIGHLIGHTS: 22 students from Grade 8 participated in the crowdfunding campaign organized by Fueladream which was held between 12th April and 5th May 2019 in collaboration with IDF. The project, aptly named 'The Dignity Project' – empowers adolescent girls from poor homes by providing them with a year's supply of sanitary pads, undergarments and hygiene products.
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 10
Venue: One Indiabulls
Highlights: The students attended workshops on entrepreneurship, data analytics and stock marketing. Students participated in various activities that promoted communication, innovation and teamwork
Date: 5th April 2019
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students visited Jai Vakheel Foundation which supports the intellectually disabled children, most of whom are born to the poorest families in the country. Their aim is to integrate their students into mainstream society by providing them with healthcare, education, skill development and support services. Our students were taken a campus tour of various departments like vocation, autism, craft work and their respective classrooms. They interacted with the students, playing games and doing art activities with them.
Date: 6th March to 10th March 2019
Venue: Kambre Campsite
On 6th March 2019, 113 students of Grade 10 along with their teachers went to the Kambre Campsite, organised by Youreka Nature Campouts. Students were kept busy for the entire trip with different adventure activities which included hiking, wall climbing, low rope course, high rope course, kayaking, building their own rafts and rowing them, pitching their own tents and cooking their own food. Besides these, there were daily team building games. 'Solo time' which took place everyday was the most fruitful time for the students as they were encouraged to reflect upon the day's activities in terms of their performance and team behaviour.
The students planned and executed the community service task in the nearby village which included awareness on waste management, first aid, teaching the students of a Zilla Parishad school, setting up a library and painting the school courtyard.
The students were graded on various criteria and those who did exceptionally well were tagged as the 'Youreka Champs'. The following students earned this title: Ananya Guha, Diya Ujual, Jhanvi Srivastava and Swasti Goel. The experience of reaching out to the less privileged students and the task of reflecting on one's actions were appreciated by the students.
Attended by : Grade 10
Venue : Little Sisters Old Age Home.
A visit to the Little Sisters – Old Age Home was organised by the Rotary Club.
It was a poignant experience for all the students who visited the home and interacted with the residents there. The games and songs organised by the students rejuvenated their spirits and filled their hearts with joy.
The visit was a huge learning experience, and after spending two valuable hours, many students pledged to do something worthwhile for senior citizens and contribute towards their betterment.
Date: 25.2.19
Grade: 6C
Highlights: The students created simple machines like lever, pulley and inclined plane out of recycled materials and made it work.
Date: 8.3.19
Grade: 6C
Highlights: The students performed an experiment to prove that lime water turns milky in the presence of carbon dioxide.
Date: 19.3.19
Topic: Virtual Water
Highlights: "When the wells run dry, we will know the worth of water."
On 19th March, 2019 the team of Global Scholars presented their community action plan during the school assembly.
Date: 18.1.19
Highlights: Our sport stars Apeksha Fernandes, Alisha Dhanasingh, Salonee Dey & Keval Kirpekar attended the Sports Day of the Jai Vakeel Foundation, which serves intellectually disabled children. They marched along with the disabled children and were proud to be a part of their celebration.
Date/ Week: 14.3.19
Grade: 6 and 8
Highlights: The students of Grade 6 revised decimals, fractions and percentage using the online quiz –Kahoot. The students of Grade 8 too used Kahoot to revise Mensuration, Volume and surface Area and simultaneous equations
Topic: Learning in the mainstream school system for children with ASD and preparing for adulthood and employment.
Date: 16.2.19 & 17.2.19
Attendees: Ms. Seena Desai and Ms. Rakhi Natu
Resource Person: Ms. Preeti Siwach and Ms. Divya Verma from Action for Autism, New Delhi.
Highlights: The workshop was conducted by the Forum for Autism, Mumbai, at Shree Manav Seva Sangh Trust, Sion. It focused on 'Understanding the Student with Autism in a Mainstream Classroom' and issues of adolescents with Autism and vocational skills.
Date: 6th March, 2019
Grade: 5 & 6
Resource person: Dr. Vanita Raut, Full time Obstetrics & Gynaecology Consultant, Hiranandani Hospital
Highlights: Dr. Raut spoke about the biological, physiological and emotional changes that occur during puberty, hygiene, menses, the importance of regular exercise and dietary changes for good health, safe touch and self safety measures. The students asked several questions which were suitably answered by the doctor.
Date: 6th March, 2019
Grade: 5 & 6
Resource person: Dr. Neeraj Kumar Tulara, Full Time Consultant General Medicine, Hiranandani Hospital
Highlights: Dr. Tulara elucidated the biological, physical, social, mental and emotional changes that occur during puberty, the endocrine system and different hormones involved, growth spurt, development of secondary sexual characteristics and also answered many of the questions posed by the students.
Topic: Self Awareness
Date: 20th, 25th 26th February 2019
Grade: 3A, 3B, 3C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu and Ms.Seena Desai
Highlights: This workshop aimed at developing self awareness and empathy through a video lesson. Students could understand the importance of sharing and understanding other's emotions.
Date: 19th, 20th and 21st February 2019
Grade: 4 A B C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: This workshop made students aware of the importance of growing up gracefully. Emotional stability, determination, optimism and conscientiousness thus become important tools for a positive outcome.
Date: 25th February 2018
Grade: 5 A B C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms. Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: The workshop mainly focused on being positive and the importance of right perception and dreaming big for oneself. The students saw the connection between positive minds and powerful minds and that big achievements are possible with willingness and determination.
Mathematics: Topic: Average and Its Interpretation
Date : 25.2.19
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students recorded the maximum and minimum temperature for a week from daily newspapers and used these readings to calculate maximum and minimum average temperatures. They also made a note of which days showed above and below average temperatures.
Date: 25.2.19-28.2.19
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made a clock with paper plates thus learning how time is divided into 12 hours and how each hour is divided into 60 minutes. The students learnt to show the time accurately by moving the hands of the clock.
Date : 25.2.19-28.2.19
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students brought pictures to identify the source of energy and categorise them as renewable or non-renewable energy.
Date: 22nd February, 2019
Grade: 7
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu & Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: Through music, videos and worksheets, the school counsellors introduced the seemingly new topic of Mindfulness Meditation to the students. They had a short exercise on meditation and introspection and the students could experience for themselves the calmness it brought to their minds.
Date: 28th February, 2019
Topic: Mental Health: Related stigma-Rethinking concepts and interventions
Highlight: The act involved an introduction with a skit showcasing the difference between physical and mental health, how mental illnesses are easily ignored and how physical illnesses are given more preference, leading to serious consequences. The children had interviewed a psychologist, Dr. Shubha Malhotra to understand early symptoms and the detection of mental disorders. A segment showing a panel of students sparked a discussion on case studies of Deepika Padukone, Parveen Babi, Daniel Radcliffe among others. Various issues like the stigma attached to mental illnesses were addressed and how one must go about preventing such conditions was also discussed.
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Computer Lab)
ORGANISERS: Khan Academy, India
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr Vipul Redey [Head- School Enablement, Khan Academy]
ATTENDED BY:
Principal: Mrs Sunita George
Coordinators: Mrs E. Selvaraj, Mrs M. David, Mrs M. Chakraborty
Teachers: Mrs B. Marar, Mrs C.Malhotra, Mrs R. Raghuvanshi, Mrs L Ajitkumar, Mrs N. Sanga, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs H. Siddiqui,Mrs R. Fernandes ,Mrs G. Chacko, Mrs R. Behera, Mrs S. Khan
HIGHLIGHTS:
In keeping with the quest for pioneering the best teaching learning practices, BSS (P) has head-started another project-in collaboration with Khan Academy, whose mission is to provide world class education for anyone, anywhere.
The Resource person - Mr Vipul Redey- Head of School Enablement, Khan Academy, was invited to induct Science and Math teachers by giving them a hands-on experience in using the resources made available on their website.
With these resources, students can learn at their own pace, get immediate feedback and monitor their own progress. Teachers can also use these as in-class/flipped class learning and assign exercises or tests.
The workshop was a great learning experience.
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Date: 28th January 2019
The outgoing Student Council Members handed over the charge of their responsibilities to the newly elected Student Council 2019-20. The chosen elect are as follows:
School Captain :
Dhruv Narayan
Apurva Mukherjee
Dia Daison Arakkal
Conroy Karkada
Naina Sisodia
Capain of Macpherson House : Aakar Babu
Vice Captain of Macpherson House : Surya Palani Nandakumar
Captain of Catherine House : Navya Sriram
Vice Captain of Catherine House : Bianca Benny D'Souza
Captain of Macgregor House : Nachiket Shekhar Garg
Vice Captain of Macregor House : Rohit Ravikumar Menon
Captain of Elizabeth House : Ananya Parashar
Vice Captain of Elizabeth House : Rainah Amir Syed
Captain of Haddow House : Aryan Vardhan Singh
Vice Captain of Haddow House : Tarun Golappagouda Patil
Captain of Anne House : Kashish Modani
Vice Captain of Anne House : Evann Reny
Captain of Kennedy House : Ayushmaan
Vice Captain of Kennedy House : Joshua Paul D'Souza
Captain of Victoria House : Shaleen Bansal
Vice Captain of Victoria House : Disha Sukadev Khadtare
Date: 01/02/2019
The Valedictory service and Farewell for ICSE 2019 was held on 1st February 2019, the theme being- 'Paint The Canvas Of Your Life With Beautiful COLOURS'. The program began with a prayer service seeking God's blessings for our outgoing students and this was followed by the teacher's special song-'True Colours'. The Principal then addressed the outgoing students followed by the planting of the sapling along with the class teachers and outgoing School Captain Mehul Basu and Vice captain Divya Thomas. The class teachers of grade 10 then gave their message to the students. The highlight of the evening was the much awaited BSS Lad and Lass competition. Divya Thomas and Vedant Pradhan won the BSS Lass and Lad respectively while Naomi Hegde and Aaron Correya were the runners-up. The evening was fun filled with games and dance. The teachers then bid farewell to the students giving each of them a memento.
Date: 6.2.19
Topic: Growing up Digitally [Impact of Social Media on Student Behaviour]
Highlight:
The act began with an introduction to social media with a dance highlighting the Uses of Google, Whatsapp, Twitter, Facebook and You tube. This was followed by an enactment of the addiction to social media at home and for online games like PUBG
A survey based on Social media was conducted by a team of students for grades 8A, B and C and based on the survey, statistical graphs were drawn. There were questions like 'Why do you use social media?' and 'How many hours per day do you use social media?'
The next segment showed a panel comprising a statistician who interpreted the graphical representation of statistical data collected, a doctor who enlisted the health impacts of social media, a digital expert, a parent, students and a teacher.
The show concluded with a Quiz which showed how digitally aware our audience was. The Finale "Can I get a connection?" stressed on the fact that social media must be used with discretion. We need to make a heart to heart connection and not just on social media.
Date: 14th February, 2019
Topic: 'We are Indians, do we need an introduction?'
Highlight:
This year 8B threw light on the aforesaid topic with respect to the North East. The programme was divided into four broad segments namely -
Insurgency: which portrayed an ambush by ULFA/BODO?
Culture: showcased by Bihu dance of Assam and Bamboo dance of Nagaland
Perception Vs Reality: of the Indians with regard to the people of the NE
Socio Political issues : dealt with in a mock Lok Sabha session where the students brought to life the burning issues of every north - eastern state and put up a reality byte a video of standup comedian, Abhineet Mishra which covered the serious issue regarding the rat-hole mining incident in Meghalaya.
Aditya Konda secured silver medal in Taekwondo on 17th & 18th of January, 2019 conducted in Pune.
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Computer Lab)
ORGANISERS: Khan Academy, India
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr Vipul Redey [Head- School Enablement, Khan Academy]
ATTENDED BY:
Principal : Mrs Sunita George
Coordinators: Mrs E. Selvaraj, Mrs M. David, Mrs M. Chakraborty
Teachers: Mrs B. Marar, Mrs C.Malhotra, Mrs R. Raghuvanshi, Mrs L Ajitkumar, Mrs N. Sanga, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs H. Siddiqui,Mrs R. Fernandes ,Mrs G. Chacko, Mrs R. Behera, Mrs S. Khan
In keeping with the quest for pioneering the best teaching learning practices, BSS (P) has head-started another project-in collaboration with Khan Academy, whose mission to provide world class education for anyone, anywhere, is shared by BSS.
The Resource person - Mr Vipul Redey- Head of School Enablement, Khan Academy, was invited to induct the Science and Math teachers give a hands-on experience in using the resources made available on their website.
With these resources, students can learn at their own pace, get immediate feedback and monitor their own progress. Teachers can also use these as in-class/flipped class learning and assign exercises or tests.
The workshop was a great learning experience.
Lens It by Grade: 5A
Date: 11.2.19
Topic: Dealing With Disappointments.
Highlight: The topic was introduced with a mime with a school scene showing Examination followed by results. The students spoke that to deal with disappointment is part of a fulfilling life. Disappointment is natural and normal, and everyone will experience it to some extent in their life because our expectations often don't align with what actually happens. This is also true with Famous Personalities.
A poem titled "Don't Quit" was recited by the students. A short enactment by students on "Mistakes are Ok" was enacted to motivate students to help them learn from their mistakes. The enactment of skit sent a message that "Parents are best judges and best teachers and obeying them is important.
Finally it ended with an insight video wherein the school Counsellor's gave tips to students and parents on dealing with need to deal with disappointments.
The School celebrated the country's 70th Republic Day at school with the hoisting of the tricolor by the Principal, Mrs. Sunita George. A prayer service was held for the students of Grades 5 & 6 and their parents. The Principal spoke about the impact of social media and how fake news can polarize communities and disseminate credibility. The students of Grade 8 & 9 put a street play based on the same. This was an initiative of DigitalSafety4Youth, by BSS Powai in partnership with Digital Safety India to spread awareness on how to be a safe and responsible citizen. The street play highlighted the chaos caused in society and among the people because of circulation of fake news. Besides this, it also recommended the Four R's:1) Reverse Check 2) Reflect on your biases 3) Read beyond 4) Reconfirm the source. The play was not only performed in the school premises but also at Raheja Vistas and at the MCGM ground in Raheja Vihar. The motive was to reach out to most of the people in the neighbourhood. It was a great learning experience for both the performers and the audience.
Event: Transport
Date: 14.01.19
Grade: Jr.kg
Highlights:
Each child brought a cutout of a mode of transport and created a picture of vehicles with roads and highways.
Date: 21.01.19
Grade: Pre-Primary Section
Highlights:
The children came dressed in tri-colour and brought tri-coloured food with them. The importance of Republic Day was explained and then with great enthusiasm, they drew the National Flag and coloured it.
Date: 28.01.19
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights:
The concept of the Traffic Signal was reinforced as children of Sr. Kg came dressed in the colours of the traffic signal: Red, Amber and Green. They recited rhymes on traffic signal and rules.
Date: 15.01.19
Grade: 1
Highlights:
Kite flying was celebrated on 15th January 2019. Children were asked to get materials to make a kite and decorate it. Different shapes and sizes of kites were made by the children.
They were thrilled to display their creativity. The class looked bright and beautiful with all the colourful kites.
Date: 17.01.19
Grade: 1
Highlights:
Children expressed their love for the country by making a flag from scratch on the occasion of Republic Day. They coloured the flag with Tri-colours and drew a chakra in the centre.
They proudly waved their flags and later sang the national anthem.
Date: 30-01-2019
Grade: 2
Highlights:
The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative or representational forms, like animals or flowers is scientifically proven to help kids stimulate their hand eye coordination while also amplifying their creativity.
Students thus made different animals using these paper folding techniques. It was an enjoyable way of learning about animals.
Date: 31-01-2019
Grade: 2
Highlights:
Enhancing the spirit of teamwork, students of class 2 came together in groups and made a scarecrow using cardboards, hay, sticks and chart papers. They thought, coordinated and executed the work together which came out very well.
Students enjoyed and learned about team work. It also helped enhance their creativity.
Date: 29.1.19
Grade: 6
Highlights:
Students understood the structure and location of each organ along with the process of digestion through a model.
Date: 29.1.19
Grade: 7
Highlights:
Students performed a simple experiment by assembling a simple electric circuit. They learnt the function and importance of each component in that circuit.
Date: 24th & 25th January, 2019
Grade: 8
Venue: Lonavala - Della
Highlights:
The students of Grade 8 arrived at Della Adventure Park on Thursday the 24th January, 2019. The students were given safety instructions and had the liberty to choose from any of the 42 activities available.
They thoroughly enjoyed outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, Land Zorbing, Bubble Soccer, Tandem Cycling, High Rope Challenge, Rodeo, Rocket Ejector, Dog Walk and Seven Tower Challenge. Indoor attractions included Hard Ball Net Cricket, Chess, Air Hockey, Archery, Rifle shooting, Virtual Racing Cars, Virtual Bowling, Virtual Boxing etc.
After a day of fun-filled adventure, the students grooved to popular numbers for DJ night.
The next day, they visited the Karla Caves, climbing 750 steps that led to a complex of ancient Buddhist Indian Rock-Cut caves, depicting the architectural skills of a period, stretching from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD.
The next stop was the wax museum, where students clicked pictures with wax models of celebrities and eminent personalities and ended the tour on a sweet note with a visit to the chikki factory.
The trip truly resonated the thought, "It's better to see and do something once than to hear about it a thousand times". This trip will be etched in their memories forever.
Date: 24th & 25th January, 2019
Venue: Bhandardhara
Highlights:
On 24th January, the students of Grade 7 embarked upon a two day trip to Bhandhardhara.
After lunch, they visited Randha Falls and the Wilson Dam- the largest earthern dam built by the British, followed by a trip to an Adivasi school where they spoke to and interacted with the students there. A fun DJ night followed by dinner was the culmination of day one.
On day two, they went trekking to the Kalsubai peak- the highest peak of the Sahyadri Ranges. They were exhilarated at the end of the trek and this was the highlight of their adventure trip.
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai
ORGANISERS: Mindsprings Publishing
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Usha Pandit
ATTENDED BY: Ms. Jennifer Sumitra, Ms. Suma Varghese
HIGHLIGHTS:
The Webinar was a preview to a series of in-depth webinars on a variety of topics in both English Language and Literature.
Grammar as an essential component of language learning
Classroom tips to effectively teach Parts of Speech
Better understanding of complex grammatical concepts for effective teaching
Introduction to effectual use of classroom teaching methods like 'Cluster Teaching'
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Date: 17/18.11.2021 Date: 02.11.2021 Date: 29-31.10.21 Event - Hello world Date: 26-28.10.21 Event - Consortium Event - Sylvan Event - Anti-chess Date: 21.10. 2021 Event - Art Event - Craft Event - Let's Play Solo (Instrumental Music) Many congratulations to all the winners! Date: 9.10. 2021 Date: 9.10.2021 Date: 04.10.2021 Date: 2.10.2021 Date: 22.09.2021 Date: 18.09.2021 SPELLING BEE INTRA-CLASS SOLO DANCE COMPETITION GRADE 4 GRADE 5 GRADE 6 GRADES 7&8 GRADE 9 GRADE 10 INTER-HOUSE DEBATE COMPETITION FOR SENIORS Date: 4.09.2021 Brillant performance, Apurva! We are proud of you! LOGO DESIGNING COMPETITION GRADE 8 GRADE 10 GRADE 8 GRADE 6 GRADE 6 GRADE 10 GRADE 10 GRADE 8 GRADE 8 MATH WIZARD TARTANIA COMPETITION TEACHER AWARDS Date: 05.09.2021 Date: 17.08.21 Well done, Jashith! Date:18.08.21 2)Lok Sabha-JahnaviSingh(Grade10) Verbal Mention: Rajya Sabha-Vranda Bansal (Grade 9) Congratulations! Date: 21-22.08.2021 Date: 23-25.08.2021 Date: 24.08.2021 Following are the winners Of the Online Chess Competition for Girls Following are the winners of the Online Chess Competition for Boys Date: 9th August 2021 We are very proud of Apurva! Date: 30/31st July 2021 Following students of grade 10 won accolades at the event. Many congratulations! Date: 18th July 2021 Well done, Champ! EVENT: Intra-class Art Competition GRADE 4 GRADE 5 - Date: 24th July 2021 Following is the list of the individual/team winners: Events - Flair by Illuminaire Events - Thoughts on Canvas Events - Lights! Camera! Hush! Commendable efforts were put in by the contingent leaders, Mihika Nair and Rajvini Rout who rallied around the students and held mock sessions of events as well. Date: 17th/18th July 2021 Date: 14th July 2021 Following are the winners of the Instrumental Solo Competition Congratulations to all our music maestros in the making! GRADE 7 GRADE 8 Following are the winners of the Instrumental Solo Competition. GRADE 7 GRADE 8 Many congratulations to all our rockstars! Date:26th/27th June 2021 Date: 22nd June 2021 Second Third Consolation GRADE 7: Second Third Consolation GRADE 8: Second Third Consolation First Second Third Consolation GRADE 10: Second Third Consolation Date: 13th June 2021 Date: 8th June 2021 Date : 28 March 2021 Date: 29th November 2020 Date: 29th November 2020 Way to go, Jashith! Date: 10th April 2021 Date: 23rd March 2021 Event: Kenken International Champions 2020 Date: 21st March 2021 Date: 19th March 2021 Date: 12th March 2021 Date: April 2020 to February, 2021 Date: 19th & 20th December 2020 Many congratulations to all our winners! Date: June 2020 - February 2021 Date: February 2021 Date: Project submitted in August 2020. Results declared in January 2021 Karthik, we are so proud of your many achievements! Keep up the good work! Date: 3rd January 2021 GRADE: 4C GRADE: 4B GRADE: 4B GRADE: 4B GRADE: 5C GRADE: 5B Kudos! Well done, students! Date: 8th November 2020 Grade 4: Grade 5: Many congratulations to all the winners! Date: January, 2021 Date: 19th December 2020 Date: 19th December 2020 Date: 12th December 2020 NAME - Sana Jadhav NAME - Swarnali Chowdhury Date: 8th December 2020 Date: 26th October to 29th November 2020 Date: 9th October 2020 Date: 14th November 2020 Date: 16th September 2020 - CREATIVE ENDEAVOURS: Date: October 2020 Great Job! Date: 20th September 2020 Divya Kumaar of Grade 10 was awarded the Student of the Year (Grade 9) certificate in recognition of her outstanding academic performance in 2019-20 and for securing Second Rank. She has been awarded a 70% tuition waiver scholarship for pursuing Vidyalankar's 2-year Program for JEE Advanced / MHT-CET + JEE Main / NEET in Std. XI & XII (Science) in 2023. Divya Tulapurkar of Grade 10 was awarded the Student of the Year (Grade 9) in recognition of her outstanding academic performance in 2019-20 and for securing the Third Rank. She has been awarded a 65% tuition waiver scholarship for pursuing Vidyalankar's 2-year Program for JEE Advanced / MHT-CET + JEE Main / NEET in Std. XI & XII (Science) in 2023. Rainah Amir Syed of Grade 10 was awarded the Student of the Year (Grade 9) certificate in recognition of her outstanding academic performance in 2019-20 and for securing the Fourth Rank. She has been awarded a 60% tuition waiver scholarship for pursuing Vidyalankar's 2-year Program for JEE Advanced / MHT-CET + JEE Main / NEET in Std. XI & XII (Science) in 2023 Tanay Jain of Grade 10 was awarded the Student of the Year (Grade 9) certificate in recognition of his outstanding academic performance in 2019-20 and for securing the Fifth Rank. He has been awarded a 60% tuition waiver scholarship for pursuing Vidyalankar's 2-year Program for JEE Advanced / MHT-CET + JEE Main / NEET in Std. XI & XII (Science) in 2023. Many Congratulations! We are proud of your achievements! Date: 20th August - 15th September 2020 Following were the winners of the online talent contest: Spectacular! Date: 19th September 2020 Many congratulations! Date: 14th September 2020 They also developed a game called Space Odyssey and won the Second prize in the Regional Round. They were awarded a trophy, a gift voucher and a Certificate of Achievement . Well done! Date: 2nd September 2020 Keep it up! Date: July 2020/August 2020 Grade 5 student, Karthik's Bhasker's game 'Magical Me' secured Second place in the Scratch Game coding contest by MindChamp in the age group 10 -12 years. His game was much appreciated by the judges as well as the fellow coders. His app 'Math Master' was declared as the Most Creative App of the Month under the Youth category and was featured on the MIT App Inventor website. He created this app after learning the concepts of LCM and HCF in his school Mathematics class. Outstanding Performance! Date: 15th February 2020 The other winners at the Crossword event were: These students are currently studying in Grade 10. Kudos! Date: 18th September 2020 The winners are as follows - Date: 16th/23rd/24th September 2020 Following are the winners - Many congratulations, champions! Date: 14th September 2020 Following are the winners - We are very proud of all you mathematical geniuses in the making! Date: 29th August 2020 Aditya Abhishek Agrawal stood first in the ICSE 2019-20 board exams and was given an award Aiden Correya stood Second and was presented an award in recognition of his excellent performance in academics. We are proud of your achievements, boys! May you soar higher in your journey ahead! Date: 29th August 2020 Ms. Anisha Lewis was awarded a trophy and a certificate in recognition of her dedication and outstanding contribution to the vocation of academics and the school in 2019-20. Many congratulations, Ms. Lewis! A well-deserved honour indeed! CREATIVE ENDEAVOURS An old woman's cooking skills are disastrous. What happens when an uninvited guest comes along? Follow this humorous story about how her shocking cooking skills come in handy. It's an endearing South Indian tale, with adorable characters and captivating illustrations; perfect for children of all ages. https://handcbooks.com/shop/the-spicy-chutney/ Many congratulations, Ann! Wishing you much success in all you do! Date: 15th August 2020 Date: 12th August 2020 Date: 10th August 2020 Date: 8th August 2020 Date: 6th August 2020 Date: 29th June/8th August 2020 - CREATIVE ENDEAVOURS NAME: Jashith Narang EVENT: The Most Innovative App/ App Inventor of the Month EVENT: Ignited Mind Maths Championship Event: National Level Science Talent Search Examination Date: 13th /14th July, 2020 Grade 6: Instrumental Solo: Grade 7: Instrumental Solo: Grade 8: Instrumental Solo: Grade 9: Instrumental Solo: Grade 10: Instrumental Solo: Date: 14th June 2020 We are proud of you, boys! Date: The participants were - Ananya Shibu, Avisha Saraf, Adit Gupta, Asinth P, Arvind Iyengar, Atharva Sheersh Pandey, Dipayan Dasgupta, Jahnavi Shriram Singh, Joshika Karri, Keval Kirpekar, Leander Fernandes, Mihika Nair, Nandita Neelakantan, Parnika Agarwal, Siddarth Ravi & Yash Agrawal. This team was the recipient of the Keep Going! Keep Growing! award. The students were awarded medals and certificates & Mrs. Behera won herself a Lenovo Tab. Keep Up The Good Work! APEKSHA FERNANDES (Grade 9) Date:17th to 22nd January, 2020 Date: 1st to 10th December, 2019 Date: 23rd February, 2020 You're Inspiring! RIANNE FERNANDES (Grade 8) Date: 20th & 21st November 2019 Spectacular Work! Keep it Going! Date: 31st January/1st & 2nd February, 2020 Category: Chess Competition Category: Tennis Category: Squash Category: Swimming Category: Carrom Category: Football Remarkable Performances! Well Done! Date:1st & 2nd February, 2020 Great Effort! Date: 1st & 2nd February, 2020 Super Job! Date: 28th January, 2020. Way To Go! Date: 28th January, 2020. Outstanding Performance! Date: 19th January, 2020. Category: U/14 Boys Our team (Team A) won the Third place. The members were - Event: Powai Fest- Inter School Basketball Category: U/11 Girls Category: U/14 Boys Category: U/14 Girls Category: U/10 Boys Fantastic Work! We are proud of you! Kyen Malvankar (Grade 4) He won the Bronze Medal for Kata and Kumite event in the age group 8-9 years Date: 15th September, 2019 Date: 15th September, 2019 You are our little champ! Well Done! SWIMMING GALA AGE GROUP: SENIOR BOYS Event: 50m Backstroke Event: 50m Breaststroke Event: 50m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners 2nd Place - Blue AGE GROUP: SENIOR GIRLS Event: 50m Backstroke Event: 50m Breaststroke Event: 50m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: INTERMEDIATE BOYS Event: 50m Backstroke Event: 50m Breast Stroke Event: 50m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Event: 50m Backstroke Event: 50m Breaststroke Event: 50m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: JUNIOR BOYS Event: 50m Backstroke Event: 50m Breaststroke Event: 50m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: JUNIOR GIRLS Event: 50m Backstroke Event: 50m Breaststroke Event: 50m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: SUB-JUNIOR BOYS Event: 25m Backstroke Event: 25m Breaststroke Event: 25m Butterfly Event: 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: SUB-JUNIOR GIRLS Event: 25m Backstroke Event: 25m Breaststroke Event: 25m Butterfly 4*25 Mts Relay Winners AGE GROUP: 3RD & 4TH STD. BOYS AGE GROUP: 3RD & 4TH STD. GIRLS INTER - HOUSE TOURNAMENTS Category: U-16 - Girls Date: 5th July, 2019 Category: U-16 Girls Date: 11th July 2019 Category: Junior Girls Date: 17th July 2019 Date: 22nd July 2019 Category: Seniors Girls Date: 22nd July 2019 Category: Intermediate Girls Date: 22nd July 2019 Category: Junior Girls Date: 22nd July 2020 Category: Sub Junior Girls Date: 23rd August 2019 Category: Intermediate Boys Category: Intermediate Girls Category: Junior Boys Category: Junior Girls Category: Sub Junior Boys Category: Sub Junior Girls Category: Seniors Girls Category: Intermediate Boys Category: Intermediate Girls Category: Junior Boys Category: Junior Girls Category: Sub Junior Boys Category: Sub Junior Girls Date: 23rd August 2019 Category: Seniors Girls Category: Intermediate Girls Category: Junior Boys Category: Junior Girls Category: Sub Junior Boys Category: Sub Junior Girls Date: 22nd October 2019 Category: Senior Girls Date: 22nd October 2019 Incredible Performances! Congratulations to all. Date: 22nd January, 2020. Date: 12th December, 2019. Grade 10 Lakshmi Krishnan Grade 9 Rainah Syed Grade 8 Sana Jadhav Grade 7 Shreshta Astana Wishing you all many more melodious victories! Date: 16th &17th November 2019 Street Play - Hit The Street Ad - Vantage - Ads Farming Without Harming. Go Organic Voice Your Choice - Choral Recitation Consumerism Ease Vs Disease Debate - AB BoL (Rainwater Harvesting Is Our Moral Responsibility) Kodak Moment - Documentary Documentary E - Wizards - Working Models Bombay Scottish School, Powai won the Best School Award (First Place) and were presented a Trophy. Date: 15th November 2019 Date: 25th october 2019 Way to go, girl! Date: 20th october 2019 Congratulations! Date: 17th October, 2019. Well done, troupe! Date: 12th &13th October 2019 Top Notch! Date: 19th October 2019 Well played boys! Date: 12th October 2019 Kudos! Date: 19th October 2019 In the Film making - Act Attack category, our team comprising Arham Mahajan, Dia Daison Arakkal, Bianca D'souza, Rainah Syed, Himank Singh, Laksh Sharma, Rohit Menon, Soham Shesh, Surya Palani Nandakumar and Arjun Batra from Grade 9 won the Second place! Your victory is the focal point of our cheers! Hurray! Date: 7th/16th October, 2019 GRADE NAME OF THE WINNER Wish you the best as you keep spelling your way to many more victories! Date: 13th September, 2019. Winners (Instrumental) Date: 13th September, 2019. Date: 13th September, 2019. These victories are music to our ears! Bravo! Date: 19th August to 1st October, 2019 He also won the Gold Medal in the Individual Event at the Nationals organized by the Association of Schools for the Indian School Certificate (ASISC) in Bengaluru. Outstanding Effort! You should be proud, just as we are! Date: 30th September, 2019. Give yourselves a pat on your back, girls! You deserve it! Date: 29th September, 2019. You boys are on the mark! Well done! Date: 28th September, 2019. Exceptional performance! Wishing that your genius continues as you work your wonder at the Nationals! Date: 28th September, 2019. You've Outdone Yourselves! Kudos! Date: 27th September, 2019. Two Thumbs Up! Date: 26th September, 2019. Take a bow, Team Apeksha. Cheers! Date: 23rd September, 2019. Phenomenal Effort, Boys! Date: 23rd September, 2019. GRADE 1 GRADE 2 Congratulations! Date:17th/20th September 2019 Rianne Fernandes of Grade 8 won the Bronze at the Zonal Level as well as the Regional Level in the 200m race. Date: 15th September, 2019. You two deserve a star! Date: 15th September, 2019. To celebrate the World Anglo-Indian Day, a singing competition was organized. Each of the 10 participating schools had to pick draws to select the band whose songs they would perform a medley of. Our students had to perform songs by the Eagles. They won the Third place. They were awarded a trophy, medals, certificates and a cake. Their performance was appreciated by all. i) Lakshmi Krishnan Way to go, girls! Date: 14th September, 2019. Video Clip: Second Place Quiz: Third Place Essay Writing: Prisha Singh from Grade 6 won the Third place. News Paper Bag: Roshni Ramaratnam & Mrudula Arolkar from Grade 7 won the Third place. We couldn't be prouder of our team of talented and enthusiastic students! Date: 13th September, 2019. Following are the winners: Date: 9th September, 2019. Keep Up the Good Work! Date: 31st August, 2109. Impressive! Date: 30th August, 2019 We are happy to see our students blossom into wonderful human beings with a heart of service! Date: 25th August, 2019. Date: 23rd August 2019 Our team won the Fair Play award at the event. The team comprised the following members: Sean Chettiar, Priyansh Iyer, Shravan Sreevathsow, Vedhanth Rammohan and Yash Vashisht from Grade 6 and Rian Sangam, Ranit Senthilnathan, Raul da Costa, Shivank Tandon, Ajinkya Dinesh and Aarush Bhattacharya from Grade 5. Well done, boys! Date: 23rd August, 2019. This year an array of mystery plays were showcased. Each had an essence of its own. From plays written by Agatha Christie & Alfred Hitchcock to one written by students themselves, none failed to enthrall the audience and judges alike. The nail-biting moments, the mysterious characters, compelling pieces of evidence, the cliff hangers, the mesmerizing sets, the magic weaved by the prop makers - each of these contributed to a spectacular show. All in all, it was a morning well spent! The winners of the event are as follows: Director: Lakshmi Krishnan Asst Director: Shreya Saha Narrator: Lakshmi Krishnan Actors: Vaishnavi Wariar Head of Props: Ananya Guha Prop Making Team: Arushi Gupta Head of Logistics: Marc Daniel Prop Movers: Rehaan Sardana Sound and Lighting: Naina Sisodia Costume : Jigyasa Krishna Head of PR Team: Anusha Sankholkar P R Team: Ananya Parashar First Runners-Up: Yellow House Asst. Director: Tarun G. Patil Technical Directors: Tarun Patil, Arham Mahajan Script Writers: Kashish Modani, Neel Joshi, Apurva Mukherjee, Soumik Chowdhury Logistics: Aryan Singh, Stasha Pereira, Evann Reny, Alwin Johnson, Chrysl Thomas, Keith D'Souza, Jayden Cabral, Ivan Joseph Art Team: Vartika Pattabiraman, Kavya Rola, Pavitra Pattabiraman, Manav Suraj, Hemmenth Kumar, Eshna Mukherjee, Tanya Dinesh, Anna Mathias Actors: Apurva Mukherjee Special Awards: Best Costume :The Blue House Best Director: Kashish Modani Best Narrator: Lakshmi Krishnan -TEACHER ACHIEVEMENTS: Date: 30th September, 2019. Ms. Sanga won Sri Aurobindo Society Teacher Innovation award for sustainable efforts towards promoting joyful and experiential learning. Date: 25th September, 2019. Ms. Sanga was awarded a certificate for excellence in perspective-taking, understanding and appreciating culture, respectful communication, critical thinking, collaboration and community action during the Global Scholars programme, 2018-19. Date: 31st August, 2019. Ms. Sanga was conferred with the Teaching Excellence Award 2019 for Innovative Teaching Strategies in Science by S. Chand. You are A Shining Star! Date: 30th September, 2019. Ms. N.S. Lakshmi won the Sri Aurobindo Society Teacher Innovation Certificate of Appreciation for sustainable efforts towards promoting joyful and experiential learning. Date: 14th September, 2019. Out of 224 teachers from across India, Ms. N.S. Lakshmi was adjudged as one of the Top 10 Edustars of the year 2019-20 after rigorous rounds of written tests and panel interviews by some of the most prominent leaders in the field of education. This event was organized by the TeachersHelpTeachers Community. A truly incredible feat! An article written by Ms. N.S. Lakshmi was also published in the Teachers Plus magazine as part of their Teachers' Day special issue. This issue was dedicated to giving credit to students who have inspired teachers to think out of the box and look at things with a different perspective. She gives a true account of her learning from the students. Date: 25th September, 2019. Ms. Chacko was awarded a certificate for excellence in perspective-taking, understanding and appreciating culture, respectful communication, critical thinking, collaboration and community action during the Global Scholars programme, 2018-19. - CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION GRADES 5 & 6 GRADES 7 & 8 GRADES 9 & 10 - CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION GRADES 5 & 6 GRADES 7 & 8 GRADES 9 & 10 - CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION GRADES 7 & 8 GRADES 9 & 10 - INTRA CLASS ORATORY COMPETITION - ENGLISH GRADE 2 GRADE 3 GRADE 4 GRADE 5 GRADE 6 GRADE 7 GRADE 8 - INTRA CLASS ORATORY COMPETITION - HINDI GRADE 2 GRADE 3 GRADE 4 GRADE 5 GRADE 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 - CISCE REGIONAL SPORTS AND GAMES 2019 - FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP The names of the team members are… Kudos, Team Scottish! Download - COMPETITION - ANNUAL SAILING REGATTA Sibling duo, Surya Palani Nandakumar of Grade 9 & Bhargav Palani Nandakumar of Grade 7, who were part of a five member team rowed their way to victory! - WINNING LAURELS (NEWS) 1. Competition - 'Novella (Word Jamboree)' Competition - Too Good For Words - Raging Poetry (A Slam Poetry Event) - Black Out Poetry 2. Competition - 'Athena' - Sip n Snack - Temptations - Poster Making - Graffiti Painting - Collage Making - Master Chef - Cake Craft - RESULTS OF THE INTRA –CLASS/ INTER HOUSE ART COMPETITION 21ST JUNE 2019 JUNIOR KG SENIOR KG GRADE 1 GRADE 2 GRADE 3 GRADE 4 GRADE 5 GRADE 6 GRADE 7 GRADE 8 GRADE 9 (Inter House Poster Making Competition) GRADE 10 (Inter House Poster Making Competition) - Our star champion, Apeksha Fernandes from Grade 9 has done the School proud by winning the following: b) At The National Aquatic Championships held at Rajkot, Gujarat , held between 24th June to 30th June 2019, she won: thus creating three National records. She was declared the best National Swimmer for girls under 14 and received the trophy from the Chief Minister of Gujarat. She has also won two relay gold medals for Maharashtra. Facebook link covering the news: Click Here Download pictures - The results of International General Knowledge Olympiad: Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 - The results of National Science Olympiad Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 - The results of International English Olympiad Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 The results of ASSET for outstanding performance in Mathematics / Science Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 - At Infinitus 2019 held on 26th January, 2019 the following were declared as winners: - In the Asset Talent Search, 2018, Siddhant Ram Walase has been awarded the Silver Scholar Certificate. - Soham Baishya of Grade 3A secured the third position in individual Kata in the 24th Asian/ International World Funakoshi Shotokan Karate Organisation Open Karate Championship held on the 9th /10th of February, 2019. - Pride of Scottish -Football (U-12) Boys secured the Runner Up position at the Powai Fest held on 2nd February, 2019. Their names are as follows: -Basketball (U-14) Girls secured the Runner Up position in the S. M. Shetty Interschool Basketball tournament held on 25th February, 2019. - Racheal Daniel of Grade 5B participated in the 6th F.M.A Maharashtra State Level Karate Championship organised by FIREWINGS MARTIAL ARTS and won a Silver medal in KATA in the 10-11 years age group category held on 5th August, 2018. - Pride of Scottish Aditya Konda secured silver medal in Taekwondo on 17th & 18th of January, 2019 conducted in Pune. Apeksha Fernandes of Grade 8 was felicitated by the Government of Maharashtra on 31st January, 2019 for her outstanding performance in Khelo India. Pranav Arun and Siddharth Ravi of Grade 7 secured second place in inQUIZitive 2019, held on 5th February, 2019 conducted by Bombay YMCA. Snehal Mishra of grade 4B has secured the 33rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 3. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 450/- This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics. Swasti Singh of grade 3B has secured the 133rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 2. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 350/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics. Daksh Pajiar of grade 3C has secured the 83rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 2. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 400/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics. Jashith Narang of grade 3B has secured the 154th rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 3. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 300/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics. Karthik Baskar of grade 3A secured the 4th rank in the October Edition and ranked 2nd in the December Edition winning a medal for the same in Mathlathon 2018-19.
Event: Mind Wars Debate Competition
Organizer: Zee Entertainment and the Indian Schools Debating Society (ISDS)
Platform: Online
Arvind Iyengar of Grade 10 won the 1st runner-up position in the zonal competition. He qualified for the city finals after competing with 200 other students across the city. The finals included three rounds of debating on a variety of social issues with influential judges like Bollywood actress Tisca Chopra. In the end, he came First and won the title of 'Mumbai's Best Debater'. Along with two trophies, he also received prize money of INR 25,000/- and the opportunity to represent India at the World Schools Debating Championships. This entire event received heavy media coverage. The interviews and interactions will soon be available as a series on the Mind Wars Youtube channel.
We are extremely proud of you, Arvind & wish you the very best as you move forward in the competition and represent the country!
Event: All India Shotokan Karate E-Kata Competition
Organizer: International Indo-Ryu Karate-Do Federation
Platform: Online
Nimay Kakumanu of Grade 6 won the black belt.
Well done, Nimay!
Event: Zenith 2021
Organizer: Lilavatibai Podar School
Platform: Online
Event - Minute to win it
Name - Ritvik Bhat
Position - First Runner-up
Name - Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Position - Second Runner-up
All the winners received certificates for their achievements.
Many congratulations!
Event: HFS Astra - 2021
Organizer: Hiranandani Foundation School
Platform: Online
Following are the winners of Grade 9:
Event - E-Lance
Name - Johan K Joseph
Position - First
Name - Ritvik Bhat
Position - Second
Name - Rishika Madan
Roshni Ramaratnam
Naina Thomas
Eesha Agarwal
Position - Second
Name - Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Position - Third
All the winners received certificates for their achievements.
Kudos to all the winners!
Event: All 4D Art
Organizer: Pawar Public School, Chandivali
Platform: Online
The following students won the various events and were awarded certificates for their achievement.
Event Name Position Event - Solo Music Rap
Name - Arianna Ferrao
Grade - 5
Position - 1st Runner Up
Name - Sthitodhi Sen
Grade - 5
Position - 1st Runner Up
Name - Aditya Murudkar
Grade - 4
Position - 1st Runner Up
Name - Shane Jeremiah Sumitra
Grade - 9
Position - 1st Runner Up
Event: We are Global Changemakers - Inter-school Doodle Art Competition
Organizer: Utpal Sanghvi School
Platform: Online
Swarnali Chowdhury of Grade 8 won First Place.
Excellent work, Swarnali!
Event: Ahimsa- A Euro School perspective - Words Come Alive! (Declamation)
Organizer: Euro School, Airoli
Platform: Online
Aashna Batheja of Grade 8 won Third Place.
Well done, Aashna!
Event: Brainstorm 2021 - Interschool Shark Tank with Shaurya Sinha-LOO Talks
Organizer: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
Platform: Online
Apurva Singh of Grade 10 represented our school in this event that was open to students of Grades 10 to 12 from leading schools across Mumbai. Apurva, one of the youngest participants in the competition, had to write a pitch for the first round. Having been selected, he had to present the final pitch in the second round. The same was selected for a final pitch presentation to be made to Shaurya Sinha, a young successful entrepreneur, who runs two start-ups himself. Apurva's idea was selected and he tied for First place (with a 12th grader). He was awarded a Certificate of Honour for his achievement.
That is phenomenal work, Apurva! Congratulations!
Event: Online Karate Kata Competition
Organizer: International Indo-Ryu Karate-Do Federation
Platform: Online
Soham Baishya of Grade 6 won the First position in the 10-11 years age category.
Shihan Baishya of Grade 1 won the First position in the 6-7 years age category.
Well done, boys!
Event: Logical Reasoning & Mental Aptitude
Organizer: LogIQuids
Category: 8 yrs to 10 yrs
Platform: Online
The winners were declared based on the number of worksheets solved on Mental Math, Verbal, Visual and Logical reasoning with respect to time. Aditya Das of Grade 3 and Sanvi Aman Batra of Grade 4 won the Logi-Kid of the School title and were awarded certificates for their achievement.
Many congratulations!
Event: RCBP Knowledge Quest
Organizer: Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai
Category: Secondary & Middle School
Platform: Online
Pulak Banerjee Haldiya of Grade 9 and Arjav Gangwal of Grade 7 won Third place and were awarded a medal and a certificate for their achievement.
Well done, boys!
Date: 16.09.2021
Following are the winners
GRADE 1
NAME OF THE WINNER Ethan Frijo Thekkudan
GRADE 2
NAME OF THE WINNER Mishika Singh
GRADE 3
NAME OF THE WINNER Christa George
GRADE 4
NAME OF THE WINNER Sunishka Saraswat
GRADE 5
NAME OF THE WINNER Israella Lewis
GRADE 6
NAME OF THE WINNER Humaira Faiz
GRADE 7
NAME OF THE WINNER Kaashvi Khosla
GRADE 8
NAME OF THE WINNER Gynelle Joan Fernandes
GRADE 9
NAME OF THE WINNER Manas Maroju
GRADE 10
NAME OF THE WINNER Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
Date: 07-09.09.2021
GRADE 3
POSITION 1
NAME Shreya Arora
POSITION 2
NAME Ragav Siva
POSITION 3
NAME Arella Angre
POSITION 1
NAME Niyati Gupta
POSITION 2
NAME Oishani Mazumder
POSITION 3
NAME Mihika Chandel
POSITION 1
NAME Ann Joseph
POSITION 2
NAME Purna Trivedi
POSITION 3
NAME Diva Malhotra
POSITION 1
NAME Vinaya Venkateshwaran
POSITION 2
NAME Vihaan k Menon
POSITION 3
NAME Saprem Sanket Sant
POSITION 1
NAME Jasleen Kaur
POSITION 2
NAME Taniya Chouksey
POSITION 3
NAME Reya Mathew
POSITION 1
NAME Niki Tanna
POSITION 1
NAME Jahnavi Singh
POSITION 1
NAME Astha Sikarwar
POSITION 3
NAME Advika Nair
Date: 08.09. 2021
GRADES: 9 &10
Following are the winners -
Best Speaker - Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Speaker (First Runner-up) - Veerish Leekha
Speaker (Second Runner-up) - Mihika Nair
Overall Winning Team - Red House
Many congratulations to all the winners of the In-house competitions!
Event: Brainstorm 2021 - Interschool Shark Tank with Shaurya Sinha-LOO Talks
Organizer: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
Platform: Online
Apurva Singh of Grade 10 represented our school in this event that was open to students of grades 10 to 12 from leading schools across Mumbai. Apurva, one of the youngest participants in the competition, had to write a pitch for the first round. Having been selected, he had to present the final pitch in the second round. that was selected for a final pitch presentation today. The presentation was made to Shaurya Sinha, a young successful entrepreneur who runs two start-ups himself. Apurva's idea was selected and he tied for first place (with a 12th grader). He was awarded a Certificate of Honour.
Date: 18.08.2021
Grades: 6 to 10
Participants had to design a logo for the club of their choice.
Following are the winners.
GRADE 10
NAME Astha Sikarwar
CLUB Interact Club
NAME Tvisha Narayan
CLUB Confero Club
NAME Piyali Dhar
CLUB Heritage Club
NAME Navya Shelar
CLUB Whiz Kids Club
NAME Advika Amit
CLUB Fine Arts Club
NAME Radhika Sriram
CLUB BSS Bookworms Club
NAME Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
CLUB Nature Club
NAME Keyara Erica Fernandes
CLUB The Scottish Connect
NAME Snehin Mitra
CLUB STEM Club
NAME Jerusha Philip
CLUB Literary Club
Date: 12.08.2021
Following are the winners
GRADE 1
NAME Aahran Gangulay Adhikari
GRADE 2
NAME Mishika Singh
GRADE 3
NAME Pulastya
GRADE 4
NAME Daksh Bishnoi
GRADE 5
NAME Ishaan Kalantri
GRADE 6
NAME Jashith Narang
GRADE 7
NAME Snehal Mishra
GRADE 8
NAME Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
GRADE 9
NAME Naina Thomas
GRADE 10
NAME Veerish Leekha
Date: 11.09.2021
Snehin Mitra's design was selected to be used for the Cover Page of Tartan 2020-21.
Many congratulations to the winners of the In-house competitions!
Date:03.08.2021
Organizer: Learning Matters
Our staff, Ms N S Lakshmi Sengupta received the Star Educator Award for Excellence in Teaching Social Studies/Humanities.
Organizer: Uniply powered by Times of India
Our staff, Ms N S Lakshmi Sengupta won the Best Teacher In Economics In the Maharashtra Region award.
Many congratulations on both your wins. We are proud of you!
We could not have been more proud of you, Ms Sengupta! Kudos!
Event: MIT App Inventor Appathon for Good 2021 - Youth Team
Organizer: MIT
Platform: Online
Jashith Narang of Grade 6 co-created an App -'Heal TheWorld: Recycling Solutions For A Better Tomorrow'. His team won First Place in the People's Choice Category in Youth Team Track. They were awarded Certificates of Excellence.
Event: Indian Youth Parliament (IYP)
Organizer: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
Platform: Online
Following are the winners from our School
Best Speaker: Lok Sabha -Pranav Arun (Grade 10)
Honourable Mention:1)Unlocking the Power of Poetry Lok Sabha-Arvind Iyengar (Grade 10)
Event: Words On Wings -International Poem Writing Competition
Organizer: Crejo.fun
Platform: Online
Ahaan Janakiraman of Grade 5 and Paarth Jain of Grade 3 were awarded Certificates of Merit.
May your words continue to find wings!
Event: EUNOIA
Organizer: Chatrabhuj Narsee Memorial School
Platform: Online
In 'Eunoia Board of Trade', Naina Thomas, Khushi Jha and Daksh Bhardwaj of Grade 9 won Third place.
In 'The Hustle' (Boys), Jeremiah Solomon from Grade 9 won Second place.
Kudos to all the winners!
Event: Online Chess and Carrom Knockout Championship Competition for Powai Schools.
Organizer: Bunts Sangha's S.M.Shetty High School & Jr. College, Powai
Platform: Online
Following are the winners of the Online Carrom Competition for Girls
POSITION Second
NAME Jerusha Isaac
GRADE 5
POSITION Second
NAME Nysa Choudhary
GRADE 4
POSITION Second
NAME Oishani Mazumdar
GRADE 4
POSITION Second
NAME Anant Kalantri
GRADE 4
POSITION First
NAME Jashith Narang
GRADE 6
POSITION Second
NAME Vinaya Venkateshwaran
GRADE 6
POSITION Third
NAME Taniya Rajesh Chouksey
GRADE 7
POSITION Second
NAME Joshua Jackson Jacob
GRADE 9
POSITION Third
NAME Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
GRADE 9
Well done, Champs!
Event: Exam for Black Belt
Organizer: Gurukul Taekwondo Academy
Platform: Online
Apurva Singh of Grade 10 took the Exam for Black Belt in Taekwondo which comprised demonstration and evaluation of kick, punch, blocks, and Poomsae; breaking wooden boards, sparring bouts with the instructor and separately fellow black belt participants. He cleared the exam successfully and was awarded a Black Belt from World Taekwondo Federation.
Event: Statecraft Model United Nations 2021
Organizer: Lilavatibai Podar High School
Platform: Online
*High Commendation in The United Nations Women Committee - Rajvini Rout
*Special/Honourable mention in the North Atlantic Council Committee - Pranav Arun
*Verbal Mention in the North Atlantic Council Committee - Yashovardhan Saraswat
*Verbal Mention in The United Nations Women Committee - Arshiya Agarwal
Event: Upstep Academy's 91st Internal Chess Tournament
Organizer: UPSTEP Academy
Platform: Online
In the Queen category, Amaya Roy of Sr. Kg won the First position (5/5 points).
DATE: 22nd June 2021
GRADES: 3 TO 5
GRADE 3
POSITION 1 - Sancia Matthew
POSITION 1 - Sparsh Motwani
POSITION 2 - Ronnan Palekar
POSITION 2 - Jeremy Alexander
POSITION 2 - Savannah Varghese
POSITION 3 - Zoey Mascarenhas
POSITION 3 - Ishaan Goenka
POSITION 3 - Arella Angre
POSITION 3 - Akshita Sahu
CONSOLATION - Vishaun Lasrado
CONSOLATION - Jazzlyn Leitao
CONSOLATION - Mohit Singhal
CONSOLATION - Ria Sabharwal
POSITION 1 - Ashia Wadehra
POSITION 1 - Aditya Murudkar
POSITION 2 - Devansh Gowda
POSITION 2 - Advit Bishnoi
POSITION 2 - Vivaan Singh
POSITION 3 - Nitika Kharkar
POSITION 3 - Swara Rajurkar
POSITION 3 - Nysa Agarwal
CONSOLATION - Sanvi Batra 4C (section must be retained)
CONSOLATION - Niyati Gupta
CONSOLATION - Krish Vaish
CONSOLATION - Gilchrist Alfred
CONSOLATION - Sherin Peter
CONSOLATION - Carys Thomas
CONSOLATION - Sunishka Saraswat
POSITION 1 - Aniya Nadar
POSITION 1 - Sanvika Shukla
POSITION 2 - Sthitodhi Sen
POSITION 2 - Sanvi Kambli
POSITION 2 - Rupangi Roy
POSITION 3 - Grace Waghmare
POSITION 3 - Ann Joseph
POSITION 3 - Joshua Jackson
POSITION 3 - Ahana Ghosh
POSITION 3 - Serene Saji
CONSOLATION - Riya Bhardwaj
CONSOLATION - Hia Gandhi
CONSOLATION - Varalika Gupta
CONSOLATION - Devdaan Mukherjee
CONSOLATION - Purna Trivedi
CONSOLATION - Israella Lewis
CONSOLATION - Nathneel Das
CONSOLATION - Aaliyah Patrao
CONSOLATION - Nafisa Hussain
CONSOLATION - Shaurya Singh
CONSOLATION - Lakshya Deep
Event: Illuminaire 2021 (An Inter-school Competition)
Organizer:Lilavatibai Podar School
Platform: Online
The 4th edition of this event themed 'Journey Within', donned the guise of a Psychology Festival this year. These events comprised a combination of both recorded and live events as it was conducted online. Our contingent (Grade 10 students) participated in the various activities and emerged as the Overall Winners in the 9th and 10th Category.
Events - Enigma
Participants - Ananya Abhishek Agrawal,Keval Kirpekar
Position - First
Participants - Mihika Nair
Position - Second
Participants - Maninee Ramrakhiani
Position - Third
Participants - Eshaan Ghosh,Ishita Kashive,Ryan Fernandes,Nikita Deshmukh,Shyesta Avadhoot
Position - Third
Many congratulations to all the winners!
Event: Chaturanga - The Chess Competition (2021-22)
Organizer: Billabong High School, Andheri
Platform: Online
In the under-8 category, Gaurang Bhandari of Grade 2 won the Gold medal and an e-certificate.
Well done, Gaurang!
Event: Inter-house Music Competition - Vocal Solo/Instrumental Solo
Grades: 9 & 10
Organizer: In-house
Platform : Google Meet
Following are the winners of the Vocal Solo Competition.
GRADE 9
First - Eesha Agarwal (Blue House)
Second - Vranda Bansal (Green House)
Third - Angela Koshy (Red House)
GRADE 10
First - Shanaya Soans (Yellow House)
Second - Sana Jadhav ( Yellow House)
Third - Nandita Neelakantan (Yellow House)
GRADE 9 & 10
First - Shane Sumitra (Green House), Seifer Mathias (Red House)
Second - Mahika Sarma Raghunathan (Red House)
Third - Manas Maroju (Yellow House)
Date: 13th July 2021
Event: Inter-house Music Competition - Vocal Solo/Instrumental Solo
Grades: 6 to 8
Organizer: In-house
Platform : Google Meet
Following are the winners of the Vocal Solo Competition.
GRADE 6
First - Soham Baishya (Red House)
Second - Sarah Sequeira (Yellow House), Swasti Singh (Green House)
Third - Jashith Narang (Blue House)
- First Jasleen Kaur Chodda (Blue House)
Second - Lydia Marie Saibu (Yellow House)
Third - Reya Mathew (Yellow House)
First - Hiyanshi Mehta (Yellow House)
Second - Jonethan Arakkal (Blue House)
Third - Shanaia D'Souza (Green House)
GRADE 6 First - Stuti Sinha (Yellow House)
Second - Zahaan Abdullah Bijli (Green House)
Third - Kashvi Dinesh (Green House)
First - Jonathan Daniel Fernandes (Blue House)
Second - Shivank Tandon (Red House)
Third - Leon Vellakat (Green House)
First - Gynelle Joan Fernandes (Yellow House)
Second - Priyonka Neogi (Green House)
Third - Chris Varghese (Blue House)
Event: The 7th All India Inter-school Online Chess Championship
Organizer: South Mumbai Chess Academy
Platform : Google Meet
Priyanksh Iyer of Grade 8 won the First place in the under-14 boys category.
Congratulations, Priyansh!
Event: Intra-class Art Competition
Grades: 6 to 10
Organizer: In-house
Platform : Google Meet
Following are the winners:
GRADE 6:
First
Saachi Kunal Thakar
Ariane Nilesh Kadam
Radhika Shriram Singh
Samica Rao
Humaira
Charvi Gyanani
Justin Shibu Cheruvathoor
Ritayan Gupta
Anya Sarangi
Sukanya Khairnar
Sarah Sequeira
Akash Roy
Maira Aftab Rajguru
Eloyka Deborah Elias
Param Yogesh Mehta
First
Mugdha Arolkar
Chandrika Garg
Jhonath Samuel P
Riya Kacker
Parinaz Workingboxwalla
Ananya Samanta
Lydia Marie Saibu
Taniya Rajesh Chouksey
Zorawar Bhinder
Ananya Kumar
Aditi Suresh
Nandita Krishnan
Anna Rose Sam
Gaurika Agarwal
Reya Mathew
First
Vivien Sameer Jagmag
Swarnali Chowdhury
Jochebed Barse
Teesha Manish Malvankar
Ishita Agarwal
Celine Pinto
Ria Thaokar
Kiara Isabelle Rodrigues
Avani Kumar
Rachel Gogoi
Jerusha Philip
Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Hridhuun Savant
Tanisha Kochar
GRADE 9:
Roshni Ramaratnam
Manas Maroju
Rhea Rodrigues
Merryba Jennit Nadar
Sanvi Saurav Mahajan
Eva Rodrigues
Yashmit Prashar
Naysa Varghese
Samita Ingole
Daryl Dhanasingh
Renzill Soans
Angela Chacko Koshy
Asma Master
Ritvik Bhat
Seifer Mathias
First
Tanisha Biyani
Priyanshu Yadav
Maninee Ramrakhiani
Gopika M.Menon
Swarnav Halder
Shyesta Avadhoot
Piyali Dhar
Nikita Deshmukh
Keerthi Pai
Joshika Karri
Rohan Panchdhari
Simeon Savio Kannampuzha
Jenisha Kundar
Olivia David
Arushi Singh
Many congratulations to all our artistic winners!
Event: Mental Math Grand Finale 2021
Organizer: Ignited Mind Lab
Platform: Online
Bhavay Arora of Grade 6 scored a 100/100 and won the First position. He was awarded a Certificate of Merit.
Well done, Bhavay!
Event: Dr.Homi Bhabha Balvaidnyanik Competition 2020-21 - Science Talent Search
Organizer: Greater Bombay Science Teachers' Association - State Level - Dr.Homi Bhabha Balvaidnyanik
Platform: Zoom
Arjav Gangwal of Grade 7 won the Silver medal and a scholarship. He will now attend a three year Science Enrichment Programme by the Mumbai Science Teachers Association (MSTA) where students will be trained to represent Team India at the International Science Olympiad .
We are proud of you, Arjav! Wishing you the very best as you train to represent India!
Event:Online Chess Tournament - Advance Category
Organiser : Wisdom Chess Academy
Platform : Online
Jashith Narang from Grade 6 won the First position and was awarded a Gold Medal and a Certificate of Merit .
Many congratulations, Jashith!
Event: Mental Math Championship
Organiser: Ignited Mind Lab
Platform: Online
Stuti Sinha from Grade 5, scored 99/100 and was awarded a Certificate and a Medal for her achievement.
Shlok Sinha from Grade 5 scored 97/100 and was awarded a Certificate and a Medal.
Well done, children!
Event: Ignited Mind Lab - Mental Math Championship
Platform: Online
Jashith Narang, from Grade 5, has been awarded a Gold Medal, a Certificate of Achievement and a gift voucher for securing 100 percent marks in the event.
Event: Crescendo 2021- Ad Vision
Organized by: Lilavati Poddar High School
Platform: Online
Rajvini Rout & Ananya Agrawal of Grade 10 won the Second position.
Organized by: Kenken International Championship franchise in India.
Platform: Online
Swasti Singh from Grade 5 won the City - Bronze Medal and the State - Silver Medal. She was awarded a MERIT certificate for her performance in the National Round after clearing the School round.
Event: U8L Sunday Tennis League - U/14 Girls Singles category
Organized by: Leo Tennis Academy
Platform: Online
Nandini Kumar of Grade 8 was the Runner up at the event.
Event: Virtual Story Writing Competition
Organized by: Bombay YMCA
Platform: Online
Stuti Sinha of Grade 5 won the First place and was awarded a trophy, certificate and cash prize.
Event: Poster Painting Competition
Organized by: Bombay YMCA
Platform: Online
Swarnali Chowdhury of Grade 7 won the Second position.
Event: Clash of PI
Organized by: The Asian Mathematics Circuit
Platform: Online
Jashith Narang of Grade 5 won the International Circuit Rank 12.
Event: Story Writing Challenge Competition
Organized by: Edu Talk Magazine
Platform: Online
Rainah Syed from Grade 10; Sneha Narayan, Apurva Singh, Mihika Nair, Mahika Sarma Raghunathan from Grade 9 & Reya Mathew and Shivank Tandon from Grade 6 were students whose stories were among the top 20 out of 200 entries that were selected. They were awarded a Certificate of Achievement and their stories will soon be published in an Anthology of Short Stories.
Event: Kenken International Championship 2020
Organized by: Kenken International Championship franchise in India.
Platform: Online
A grid based Math puzzle solving competition, students were judged in accuracy and speed across 4 rigorous rounds of elimination Karthik Bhaskar of Grade 5 ranked 8th at the National level, 4th at the State level and 1st in the City level. He was awarded a Gold Medal and certificate of excellence for his performance.
Event: Mathlathon
Organizer: Concept Learning Technologies Pvt Ltd.
Platform: Online
In this online Math competition where students from more than 7 countries participated, Karthik Bhaskar of Grade 5 ranked 5th at the Global level. He was awarded a Certificate of Merit for his success.
Event: Computer Science based Project Submission.
Organizer: Google India
Platform: Online
The entries are judged by a panel of experts for the originality and complexity of the project and application of computer science concepts. Karthik Bhaskars' (Grade 5) project was declared as the national winner in this Coding Competition in the Grade 5 & 6 category. He was awarded a computer, a Certificate of Achievement and other gifts from Google India.
Event: Institute Of Promotion Of Mathematics (IPM) - 2019-20
Platform: Online
Following are the winners -
GRADE:4C
NAME:Stuti Sinha
RANK:24
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.463/-.
NAME:Shlok Sinha
RANK:50
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.404/-.
NAME:Karthik Baskar
RANK:75
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.400/-
NAME:Jashith Narang
RANK: 101
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.350/-
NAME:Daksh Pajiar
RANK: 173
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.300/-
NAME:Snehal Mishra
RANK:24
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.500/-
NAME:Nishka Mamtani
RANK:172
PRIZE MONEY:Certificate of Merit and a Cash Prize of Rs.300/-
Event: International General Knowledge Olympiad
Platform: Online
Following are the winners -
Grade 3:
Sanaya Jain - Gold
Mihika Acharya - Gold
Ira Batra - Gold
Devansh Gowda - Zonal Medal Of Distinction With Rank
Sanvi Batra - Zonal Gold Medal
Harshita Arun - Gold
Aarav Singh - Gold
Joshua Sibi Joseph - Gold
Manasvi Naresh Naik - Gold
Aaron Frijo Thekkudan - Gold
Aryan Jaiswal - Gold
Event: MIT App Inventor Of The Month
Organiser: MIT App Inventor
Jashith Narang of Grade 5 was declared a Winner in the Youth Winners category for the Month of January, 2021. Jashith co-created an app called LINGOLAND, that helps users learn two unique languages - Sanskrit and Spanish, and created a resource pool which can be updated endlessly.
Well done!
Event: Gizmo Geeks - Young Artist
Organizer: Lilavatibai Poddar School, Santacruz (W)
Karthik Baskar of Grade 5 bagged the 2nd prize and was awarded a Certificate for creating a poster using Google Drawing on the topic 'Our Earth: Pre to Post Covid-19 Pandemic' within an hour.
Event: Gizmo Geeks - Techno Kids
Organiser: Lilavatibai Poddar School, Santacruz (W)
Stuti Sinha of Grade 5 secured the 3rd prize and received a Certificate for her presentation using Google Slides on the topic 'fitness And Me, My Gift To Myself'.
Event: SPECTRUM 2020
Organiser: Pawar Public School, Dombivali
The following students won laurels at the SPECTRUM event organised by Pawar Public School -
NAME - Rishi Sajit
GRADE - 10
EVENT - Sonorous Beats
POSITION - 2nd
GRADE - 9
EVENT - All is POP
POSITION - 3rd
GRADE - 7
EVENT - Fusion Folk Art
POSITION - 2nd
Event: Logiqids Mental Aptitude Olympiad 2020 - 21
Organisers: Logiqids
In this highly acclaimed Olympiad, Jashith Narang of Grade 5 ranked 5th at the International level, 4th at the State Level, and 1st at the School level.
Event: Web Design Tournament
Organiser: Grok Learning - Sydney Australia
Jashith Narang of Grade 5 was awarded a certificate for the web design he submitted. He also made it to the leaderboard with a High Distinction position, competing against the students from Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, and the US.
Event: Singing Western Virtual Competition
Organizer: The Bombay YMCA
Platform: Online
Netra Neelakantan of Grade 10 stood First in the finals in the 15 to 18 years category.
Many congratulations on your melodious victory!
Event: IKCC -World Scratch Coding Contest 2020.
Organizer: IKCC Scratch, International Kids Coding Competition
Platform: Online
In the open category for age group 9 to 10 years, Swasti Singh of Grade 5 was awarded a Diploma Certificate for Outstanding Script for her scratch project based on the theme, 'Save the Earth'.
Project link - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/425379703/fullscreen/ (Best viewed on a laptop).
Well done, Swasti!
Event: Code - a - Bit Coding competition
Organizer: Mind Champ
Platform: Online
Swasti Singh of Grade 5 was a finalist in the age group 7 to 9 years. She made a pen-drawing platformer. Her code link is - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/404750379/fullscreen/
Date: 25th November 2020
Creative Endeavour: BSS BOOKWORMS - THE LIBRARY BLOG
During this pandemic, we felt the need to adapt the pattern of our library access to the prevailing situation. Our students must enjoy every aspect of schooling though they are physically away from the school. The desire to make the library a resource centre gave birth to BSS Bookworms - A Virtual Library Blog. It aims at providing a safe platform for the BSS, Powai family (Students and Staff) to express their views as well as access various available online resources. This blog was launched on the School's website. Students of Grades 7 to 10 can send in their articles based on monthly themes. They can also contribute their reviews of books and movie
Event: Wildlife Week Contest.
Sarah Sequeira of Grade 5 secured the First place in the 9-12 years age category. The theme was Under the sea. Her Artwork will be published in the new issue of Youth for Nature magazine- http://onlifeandwildlife.wordpress.com/youth-for-nature-magazine/
Award: Student of the Year Award
Organiser: NIE
In recognition of his outstanding academic performance in 2019-20, FIRST RANK holder of Grade 9, Varun Gogoi (currently studying in Grade 10) was awarded the Student of the Year (Grade 9) certificate. In addition, he was also awarded a 75% tuition waiver scholarship to pursue Vidyalankar's 2year Programme for JEE Advanced / MHT-CET + JEE Main / NEET / Std. XI & XII (Science) 2023
Event: HOONAR - Interact's Got talent
Organised by: Rotary Club of Bombay West
Maninee Ramrakhiani (Art) - 9 - 1st
Siddharth Ravi (Instrumental)- 9 - 2nd
Advika Nair (Dance) - 9 - 3rd
Event: Virtual Essay Competition 2020
Organized by: YMCA
Swarnali Chowdhury of Grade 7 won the Fourth place in this event.
Event: Design Championship
Organised by: Mindbox
Jashith Narang of Grade 5 and his team mate Ayush Sankaran, studying in another school, created an App called COOL TOOL POOL, to aid students in their online studies and won the First prize in the Regional round. They were awarded a trophy, a gift voucher and a Certificate of Achievement.
Event: Spellathon
Organized by: Allen Career Institute
From among 240 students, from India, US, UAE & Canada, who participated in the first round, the top 25 were selected for the final round. Jashith Narang of Grade 5 was the Runner up at the event and won an Amazon gift voucher worth Rs 1100/-
Event: Game Coding Contest
Organized by: MindChamp
Event: I Want To Be An Author
Organized by: Crossword
Samarpana Panda's story has been shortlisted for the book - 'I want to be an author'. He wrote a story titled - 'Destined for Greatness'.
Anushree Verma
Varun Gogoi
Catherine Jesudasan
Dia Daison Arakkal
Grade: 9 & 10
Activity: INTER-HOUSE DEBATE COMPETITION FOR SENIORS
Platform: Google Meet
Topic: 'E-money Is For The Classes And Not For The Masses.'
Details: The Confero Club organized a debate on the format of the Frank Anthony Debate. The contestants were given the topic an hour prior to the commencement of the competition. The moderator, Dhruv Narayan (Alumni -ICSE 2020), took over the proceedings of the debate. Each contestant presented their stance for 4 minutes followed by a 2-minute rebuttal session. The judges appreciated the contestants, lauded their spirit and gave valuable feedback.
Best Team: Yellow House
Best Speaker: Tarun Patil (Grade 10)
Speaker - First Runner-up: Sanjana Pillai (Grade 10)
Speaker - Second Runner-up: Pranav Arun (Grade 9)
Kudos to all the winners!
Grade: 1 to 10
Activity: SPELLING BEE
Platform: Google Meet
Details: After conducting Round 1, comprising MCQs on Quizizz, for all students of Grades 1 to 10, the top two scorers of each class were selected for the final round. The finalists gave each other a tough fight in the battlefield of words that was again played on Quizizz. The winners of each grade were declared at the end of the competition.
GRADE NAME OF THE WINNER
1 Twesha Chatterjee
2 Sancia Mathew
3 Sanvi Batra
4 Aaron Roshan
5 Meer Jain
6 Parineeta Kataria
7 Prisha Singh
8 Kabir Bachwani
9 Veerish Leekha
10 Ananya Mishra
Grade: 1 to 10
Activity: MATH WIZARD
Platform: Google Meet
Details: The competition, an annual event, was conducted in two rounds. After the preliminary elimination round that was conducted for all students of Grades 1-10, in the form of MCQs of Google Forms, two of the highest scorers from each class were picked for the final round. A virtual competition, consisting of four rounds, was conducted using Powerpoint. Two teachers, the Quizmaster along with the Scorekeeper/Timekeeper, conducted the competition. The winners were declared immediately at the end of the competition
GRADE NAME OF THE WINNER
1 Mishika Singh
2 Christa Ann George
3 Sara Kashimpuria
4 Ishaan Kalantri
5 Jashith Narang
6 Snehal Mishra
7 Prisha Singh
8 Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
9 Dipayan Dasgupta
10 Samarth Sharma
Event: The Academic Excellence Award 2020
Organizer: Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai
Venue: Virtual Platform
in recognition of his excellent performance in academics.
Event: The Academic Excellence Award 2020
Organizer: Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai
Venue: Virtual Platform
Date: 29th August 2020
Creative Endeavour: 'The Spicy Chutney' - Book Published
Ann Chacko Koshy of Grade 9C has authored a Children's Book for beginner readers. This book has been published by the H&C Publishing House and is out in the market.
Event: Game Design
Organizer: Fire Ninja Tech
Jashith Narang of Grade 5 had to design a game designed on the theme - INDEPENDENCE DAY. He won the First place and was awarded a trophy and a certificate of achievement.
Splendid performance!
Event: NASA Scientist for a Day - Essay Writing Competition
Organizer: NASA
Venue: Online
Meer Jain & Kartik Burakia of Grade 5C participated in the Grade 5-6 category and wrote an essay on the topic - 'Triton'. They won the First place and were awarded e-certificates. Their essays have also been published on the official NASA Scientist for a Day website. View article
Well done! We are proud of your achievement!
Event: Course on Screenplay Writing by Michigan State University
Organizer: Coursera
Venue: Online
Apurva Singh of Grade 9C completed a 20- a week online course offered by the Michigan State University on writing an original 110 page-long screenplay for a spy thriller feature film. On successful grading and completion of the course, he was awarded a certificate from the University.
Many congratulations to our budding filmmaker in the making!
Event: Wheebox World English Olympiad
Jashith Narang of Grade 5C won the Global rank 2. He was awarded a trophy and an Amazon Voucher of Rs 2000.
Kudos, Jashith!
Event:Target Olympic Podium Scheme(TOPS)
Organizers: Central Government - Sports Authority of India
The Central Government has launched the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) for junior athletes, with an aim to groom young talent for medal glory at the 2024 and 2028 Olympics. Apeksha is one of them. She has been awarded a scholarship of Rs.25000/- per month.
Yet another proud moment for us at Bombay Scottish School, Powai!
Team Apeksha - The Scottish family wishes you the very best!
Event: Global MIT App Inventor Hackathon
Organizer: MIT
Venue: Online
Jashith Narangof Grade 5C, along with another student from Billabong High International School, Malad, participated in the U-18 youth category and created an app - 'Climate Catastrophe - Earth in Dearth' based on 'Climate Change'. They won the First and Fourth place in the 'People's Choice' category and the 'Judges' Award' category.
Stupendous work, genius!
Date: 29th June/8th August 2020
Creative Endeavour: Easy to Wear Gloves/Study Table
Rishi Sajit of Grade 10 B has created a prototype to ease off wearing of gloves. His innovative work was much appreciated by all.
In addition to this, to make studying convenient, Rishi decided to construct a study table. He transformed his thoughts into the design and then worked on making it a reality. The precision with which he built his table and the outcome are truly commendable.
Looking forward to more creative innovations, Rishi! Well done!
GRADE: 5C
EVENT: Coding Competition
ORGANIZED BY: MindChamp.
DATE: 20.06.2020
Jashith Narang won the 1st Place in the Scratch Game in the age group 7 to 9 years.
ORGANIZED BY: MIT App Inventor
DATE: 20.06.2020 5C
Jashith Narang was bestowed with the title of The App Inventor for the month of June for his App 'Calculator'. It was adjudged as being the most innovative App.
ORGANIZED BY: The Ignited Mind Lab.
DATE: 20.02.2020
Jashith Narang stood First in the event. He is the only student in Maharashtra who got 100 percent in both the rounds in Grade 4. He was awarded a Trophy, Certificates of Merit and Achievement and a Cheque of Rs 10000/-
Organized by: Unified Council
Date: 15.12.2019
Jashith Narang was declared a National Achiever. He was awarded a Gold Medal, a Merit Certificate, a Gift Voucher, and some books.
We are proud of your many achievements, Jashith! Well done!
Event: The Inter-House Music Competition
Grades: 6 to 10
Virtual Platform: Google Meet
Interested students auditioned for the event which was conducted in two categories - Vocal Solo and Instrumental Solo. The finalists enthralled the judges and audience with their wonderful performances and received much praise for the same.
The following students were adjudged the winners in their respective grades.
Vocal Solo:
1st Place: Reya Matthew (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Jasleen Kaur (Blue House)
3rd Place: Lydia Saibu (Yellow House)
1st Place: Jonathan Fernandes (Blue House)
2nd Place: Jolene Kotian (Blue House)
3rd Place: David James (Red House)
Vocal Solo:
1st Place: Hiyanshi Mehta (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Gabrielle Bellani (Green House)
3rd Place: Benicia Bhaskar (Yellow House)
1st Place: Gynelle Fernandes (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Chris Varghese (Blue House)
3rd Place: Shubh Nirvan (Green House)
Vocal Solo:
1st Place: Vranda Bansal (Green House)
2nd Place: Shreshtha Asthana (Green House)
3rd Place: Akshat Kartik (Red House)
1st Place: Shane Sumitra (Green House)
2nd Place: Manas Maroju (Yellow House)
3rd Place: Seifer Mathias (Red House)
Vocal Solo:
1st Place: Sana Jadhav (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Ann Chacko (Red House)
3rd Place: Shanaya Soans (Yellow House)
1st Place: Mahika Sarma Raghunathan (Red House)
2nd Place: Siddharth Ravi (Green House)
3rd Place: Shania Gracias (Yellow House)
Vocal Solo:
1st Place: Elishebah Thomas (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Rainah Syed (Blue House)
3rd Place: Netra Neelakantan (Red House)
1st Place: Divya Tulapurkar (Blue House)
2nd Place: Rishi Sajit (Red House)
3rd Place: Kaustubh Coimbatore (Green House)
Event: All-India COUNTER KARONA Poster Contest 2020
Organizer: St. Teresa's Institute of Education, Santacruz
Venue: Online
Ritvik Bhat aand Tuviksh Murudkar of Grade 8 won the Second place.
Event: LearnStorm – (Mathematics): Free, Global, Tech-Enabled Competition
Grade: 8
Organizer: Khan Academy
This competition was a great way for teacher to help students gain skills, foster growth mindsets, and build teamwork in Mathematics. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Rashmi Behera, a team of 16 Grade 8 students unlocked 50 levels that translated into 2400 assignments to make it to the Top Ten among 120 participating schools across India. Each assignment helped students develop new learning strategies, and learning confidence.
Date: 22nd February, 2020
Event: Felicitation - KHELO India medalist
She was felicitated by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. She received Rs.6.5 Lakhs as prize money for her contribution to the medal tally of the state.
Event: Khelo India Youth Games, 2020
Venue: Guwahati, Assam
She won Gold in 400 m individual Medley, Gold in 200m Butterfly stroke, Gold in 50m Breaststroke, Gold in Medley and Freestyle relays, silver in 200m Individual Medley and 100m Breaststroke in U-17 category for girls.
Event:13th South Asian Games
Venue: Kathmandu, Nepal
She won Gold in 200mts butterfly stroke, 200mts freestyle relay & Silver in 100mts butterfly stroke & 400mts Individual Medley in the women category for India. She was one of the youngest participants to represent India at these games.
Event:12th ISPL 2019-20 Skating Speedsters organised by The Sports Gurukul
Venue: Ajmera Sports Complex, Wadala (East)
Diva Malhotra of Grade 3 won the Third place in the U-10 category.
Date: 28th & 29th November 2019
Event: 44th BombayYMCA State Level Annual Athletic Meet
Venue: University Sports Pavilion
Rianne Fernandes of Grade 8 won Silver in the 200 m race.
Event: MSSA
Venue: University Sports Pavilion
Rianne Fernandes of Grade 8 the Silver medal in 200m run & the Bronze medal in 100m run
Venue: Acres Club, Chembur
Event: Acres Club – Inter-school Matches
Uday Tej Singh of Grade 10 won the First Place, while Aditya Agrawal of Grade 10 won the Second Place.
Vishnu Palnitkar of Grade 7 won the Silver in the U/14 category
Saksham Verma of Grade 7B won Gold in the in the u/14 category & Silver in the U/16 category.
Rimsha Syed of Grade 6 won Gold in Freestyle, Silver in Backstroke & Bronze in Breaststroke categories respectively.
Jenisha Kunder of Grade 8 won the Second Position in the U/14 category
Alicia Varghese of Grade 8 won the First Position in the U/12 category.
The U/16 Girls team won the Third place at the event. The team comprised the following members -Anya Prasad & Jiya Sodhi from Grade 6, Anna Cherian, Reina Ujual & Angelina George from Grade 7, Netra Neelkanthan , Garima Tikle , Bianca D'Souza & Disha Khadtare of Grade 9.
Event: WFSKO Open Karate Championship
Venue: Chembur
Rachel Daniel of Grade 6 won Silver in the individual Kata Event.
Event: 25th Euro- Asian International World Funakoshi Shotokan Karate Organisation Open Karate Championship
Venue: Priyadarshini Sports Complex, Mulund (West)
Catherine Daniel of Grade 4 won the Gold medal in KATA and KUMITE.
Organizer: YMCA, Andheri
Event: Brainwaves 2019-20 English Short Story Telling Competition
Shlok Sinha of Grade 4C won the Second place. He was awarded a certificate.
Organizer: Trinity College London
Exam: Theory of Music Level-I
Shlok Sinha & Stuthi Sinha of Grade 4C ranked a distinction in this exam.
Event: Powai Fest- Inter School Football
Venue: Powai
Category: U/12 Boys
Our team won the Third place. The members were as follows:
Ranit Senthilnathan & Raian Sangam of Grade 5, Yash Vashishth, Priyansh Iyer,
Sean Chettiar, Vedant Rammohan & Shravan Sreevathsow of Grade 6.
Our team (Team C) won the First Place. The team comprised the following members -
Kian Nayar & Aman Nambir from Grade 7, Neeraj Shende, Ishtiyaq Noorani, Joysan Santosh, Siddhant Walase, Yash Pathak, Satwik Puri & Vishant Garga from Grade 8.
Saksham Verma, Chris Varghese, Benick Nadar, Aditya Arakkal, Robin Johnson, Samuel Quadros & Keven Lawrence from Grade 7 & Akhil Arakkal from Grade 8.
Category: U/11 Boys
The team won the Second place. The team members were:
Joseph Prabhu & Daksh Pajjar from Grade 4, Rian Sangam, Venzil Lasarado, Shaurya Parida, Ashwin Pattabirama, Vedant Nair, Aarnav Pabby, Arjav Gangwal, Aarav Hallan, Harshal Kumbhar & Shubh Kadria from Grade 5.
The team won the Third place. The team members were:
Annabel Daniel & Araine Kadam from Grade 4, Anya Sarangi, Nishka Mamtani, Anushka Bhandarkar, Riya Kacker, Aditi Suresh, Priyana Singhvi, Divanshi Bhambri and Jolene Kotian from Grade 5.
The team won the Second place. The winning team comprised the following members - Aayush Dwivedi of Grade 6, Aadit Gupta, Daniel Palackal, Shikhar Reuben, Aadit Reuben, Saksham Verma, Chetan Gupta, Arnav Singh, Bhargav Nandakumar, Aarush Bhuta & Yash Agarwal of Grade 8.
The team won the Second place. The team members were -
Kenisha D Souza, Vaibhavi Venkakeswaran & Diva Aggarwal of Grade 6, Roshni Ramaratnam of Grade 7, Jenisha Kunder, Shania Gracias, Anushka Ferrao, Gopika Menon, Joszhika Karri, Jiya Pandey, Nikita Deshmukh & Aleeza Khan of Grade 8.
The team won the First place. The team members were –
Arunav Ray & Pranay Jain of Grade 3, Zach Varghese, Akshaj Shetty, Advik Iyer Ross Anthony, Soham Baishya & Jasit Chola from Grade 4.
Date: 25th August, 2019
Venue: Priyadarshini Sports Complex, Mulund (West)
Event: 13th IIKF, All India Karate Championship
Organizer:International Indo- RYU Karate –Do Federation
Event: 30th National/ International WFSKO Open Karate Championship
He won the Silver Medal in the Kata event in the age group 8-9 years
Event: 30th National/ International WFSKO Open Karate Championship
He won the Bronze Medal in the Kumite event in the age group 8-9 years.
Date: 26th June 2019
Event: Swimming Gala
Venue: Raheja Club House
Event: 50m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Advait Rabde Y
2 Yatharth Singhvi R
3 Sean Barboza B
Place Names House
1 Neel Joshi Y
2 Advait Rabde Y
3 Soham Khadtare R
Place Names House
1 Samuel Noakes R
2 Neel Joshi Y
3 Sean Barboza B
Place Names House
1 Advait Rabde Y
2 Neel Joshi Y
3 Samuel Noakes R
1st Place - (Red House) (Yatharth Singhvi, Samuel Noakes, Soham Khadtare, Samarth Sharma)
3rd PLace - Yellow
4th PLace - Green
Event: 50m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Naina Sisodia B
2 Lakshmi Krishnan B
3 Disha Khadtare G
Place Names House
1 Lakshmi Krishnan B
2 Rainah Syed B
3 Naina Sisodia B
Place Names House
1 Lakshmi Krishnan B
2 Angela Seejo R
3 Naina Sisodia B
Place Names House
1 Lakshmi Krishnan B
2 Rainah Syed B
3 Angela Seejo R
1st Place: (Blue House) (Rainah Syed, Divya Tulapurkar, Naina Sisodia, Lakshmi Krishnan)
2nd Place: (Green House)
3rd Place: (Red House)
4th Place: (Yellow House)
Event: 50m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Harshil Jain B
2 Aarav Sharma R
3 Adit Gupta B
Place Names House
1 Aarav Sharma R
2 Harshil Jain B
3 Swarnav Halder B
Place Names House
1 Swarnav Halder B
2 Trystan D'souza Y
3 Vishant Garga G
Place Names House
1 Aarav Sharma R
2 Eshaan Ghosh R
3 Swarnav Halder B
1st Place: (Blue House) (Arvind Iyengar, Swarnav Halder, Harshil Jain, Adit Gupta)
2nd Place: (Red House)
Event: 50m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Akashlina Dhar Y
2 Maninee Ramrakhiani Y
3 Shyesta Avadhoot G
Place Names House
1 Akashlina Dhar Y
2 Mahika Sarma Raghunathan R
3 Maninee Ramrakhiani Y
Place Names House
1 Mahika Sarma Raghunathan R
2 Akashlina Dhar Y
3 Sana Jadhav Y
Place Names House
1 Akashlina Dhar Y
2 Mahika Sarma Raghunathan R
3 Maninee Ramrakhiani Y
1st Place: (Yellow House) (Maninee Ramrakhiani, Akashlina Dhar, Sana Jadhav,Gopika Menon)
2nd Place: Green
3rd Place: Blue
Event: 50m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Aurum Chen B
2 Arnav Singh R
3 Neel Solomon G
Place Names House
1 Aurum Chen B
2 Shikhar Reuben R
3 Chetan Gupta Y
Place Names House
1 Chetan Gupta Y
2 Siddhant Walase B
3 Aurum Chen B
Place Names House
1 Shikhar Reuben R
2 Siddhant Walase B
3 Aadit Reuben G
1st Place: (Green House) (Aadit Reuben, Neel Solomon, Siddhant Walase, Sherwin Barretto)
2nd Place: Blue
3rd Place:Yellow
4th Place:Red
Event: 50m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Asma Master B
2 Prakriti Gupta B
3 Sahana Pai G
Place Names House
1 Prakriti Gupta B
2 Asma Master B
3 Anna Cherian G
Place Names House
1 Ayonika Datta Y
2 Sahana Pai G
3 Prakriti Gupta B
Place Names House
1 Prakriti Gupta B
2 Sahana Pai G
3 Asma Master B
1st Place: (Green House) (Vranda Bansal, Sahana Pai, Anna Cherian, Reina Ujual)
Event: 25m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Aarush Bhattacharya B
2 Noel Naiker R
3 Ajinkya Dinesh Y
Place Names House
1 Noel Naiker R
2 Agastya Katiyar Y
3 Rahul Ramesh Y
Place Names House
1 Aarush Bhattacharya B
2 Vivan Narula B
3 Noel Naiker R
Place Names House
1 Aarush Bhattacharya B
2 Noel Naiker R
3 Vivan Narula B
1st Place: (Yellow House) (Rahul Ramesh, Rian Sangam, Ajinkya Dinesh, Agastya Katiyar)
2nd Place: Blue
3rd Place: Red
Event: 25m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Rimsha Syed B
2 Aaliyah Shaikh B
3 Celine Pinto Y
Place Names House
1 Rimsha Syed B
2 Aaliyah Shaikh B
3 Celine Pinto Y
Place Names House
1 Rimsha Syed B
2 Trisha Sain B
3 Aaliyah Shaikh B
Place Names House
1 Rimsha Syed B
2 Aaliyah Shaikh B
3 Trisha Sain B
1st Place: (Blue House) (Rimsha Syed, Parinaz Workingboxwalla, Aaliyah Shaikh, Brooklyn Joseph)
2nd Place: Red
3rd Place: Yellow
4th Place: Green
Event: 25m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Akash Roy B
2 Atulya Siroya B
3 Karthik Baskar Y
Event: 25m Freestyle
Place Names House
1 Lyra Barretto Y
2 Ashita Singla B
3 Zaara Jamshedji R
Date: 19th June, 2019
Event: Inter- House Basket Ball
Venue: School Ground
Category: U-16 - Boys
1st Place: (Blue House)
2nd Place: (Red House)
3rd Place: (Yellow House)
4th Place: (Green House)
1st Place: (Green House)
2nd Place: (Yellow House)
3rd Place: (Blue House)
4th Place: (Red House)
Event: Inter- House Football
Venue: BMC Ground
Category: U-16 Boys
1st Place: (Blue House)
2nd Place: (Yellow House)
3rd Place: (Red House)
4th Place: (Green House)
1st Place: (Red House)
2nd Place: (Green House)
3rd Place: (Yellow House)
4th Place: (Blue House)
Event: Inter House Football
Venue: BMC Ground
Category: Junior Boys
1st Place: (Red House)
2nd Place: (Green House)
3rd Place: (Blue House)
4th Place: (Yellow House)
1st Place: (Green House)
2nd Place: (Red House)
3rd Place: (Yellow House)
4th Place: (Blue House)
Event: Inter House Football
Venue: BMC Ground
Category: Sub Junior Boys
1st Place: Blue
2nd Place: Yellow
3rd Place: Red
4th Place: Green
Event: Inter House Carrom Tournament
Venue: School Hall
Category: Seniors Boys
1st Place: Shezan Dhamodiwala (Blue House)
2nd Place: Nachiket Garg (Blue House)
3rd Place: Aadit Gupta (Green House)
1st Place: Hillary Hyster (Green House)
2nd Place: Bianca D'souza (Red House)
3rd Place: Anushka Saurabh (Blue House)
Event: Inter House Carrom Tournament
Venue: School Hall
Category: Intermediate Boys
1st Place: Siddharth Ravi
2nd Place:Trystan D'souza
3rd Place: Satwik Puri (Red House)
1st Place: Ananya Shibu (Blue House)
2nd Place: Joshika Karri (Green House)
3rd Place: Jenisha Kunder (Blue House)
Event: Inter House Carrom Tournament
Venue: School Hall
Category: Junior Boys
1st Place: Saksham Gupta (Green House)
2nd Place: Daniel Palackal (Blue House)
3rd Place: Chetan Gupta (Yellow House)
1st Place: Alena Koshy (Red House)
2nd PLace: Angela Koshy ((Red House)
3rd Place: Mrudula Arolkar (Green House)
Event: Inter House Carrom Tournament
Venue: School Hall
Category: Sub Junior Boys
1st Place: Sheshan Senthil (Blue House)
2nd Place: Shubh Nirvan (Green House)
3rd Place: Aaron Reny (Red House)
1st Place: Samara Pereira (Green House)
2nd Place: Kashvi Bhargava (Blue House)
3rd Place: Anushka Gaine (Red House)
Event: Inter House Chess Tournament
Venue: School Hall
Category: Seniors Boys
1st Place: Uday Tej Singh (Red House)
2nd Place: Tanay Jain (Yellow House)
3rd Place: Aditya Agrawal (Blue House)
1st Place: Raj Vats (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Pranav Arun (Yellow House)
3rd Place: Sumedh Narvekar (Green House)
1st Place: Joshika Karri (Green House)
2nd Place: Eshika Daga (Yellow House)
3rd Place: Ann Koshy (Red House)
1st Place: Pulak Banerjee (Red House)
2nd Place: Daniel Palackal (Blue House)
3rd Place: Tuviksh Murudkar (Blue House)
1st Place: Mrudula Arolkar (Green House)
2nd Place: Alena Koshy (Red House)
3rd PLace: Prakriti Gupta (Blue House)
1st Place: Ishan Vasishtha (Red House)
2nd Place: Yash Vashisht (Red House)
3rd Place: Aaron Reny (Red House)
1st Place: Tvisha Narayan (Blue House)
2nd Place: Taniya Chouksey (Red House)
3rd Place: Prisha Singh (Blue House)
Date: 23rd August 2019
Event: Inter House Discus Throw
Venue: MCGM Ground
Category: Seniors Boys
1st Place: Ayushmaan (Green House)
2nd Place: Aakar Babu (Red House)
3rd Place: Yatharth Singhvi (Red House)
1st Place: Ishaani Saha (Red House)
2nd Place: Naina Sisodia (Blue House)
3rd Place: Dia Daison Arakkal (Blue House)
1st Place: Pranav Arun (Yellow House)
2nd Place: Vishant Garga (Green House)
3rd Place: Satwik Puri (Red House)
1st Place: Mahika S Raghunathan (Red House)
2nd Place: Avisha Saraf (Yellow House)
3rd Place: Nandita Neelakantan (Red House)
1st Place: Aadit Reuben (Red House)
2nd Place: Shane Sumitra (Green House)
3rd Place: Shikhar Reuben (Green House)
1st Place: Amie Pereira (Red House)
2nd Place: Alena Koshy (Red House)
3rd Place: Angela Koshy (Red House)
1st Place: Hayagriv Sriram (Red House)
2nd Place: Aayush Dwivedi (Blue House)
3rd Place:Vedanth Rammohan (Red House)
1st Place: Anupoornima Swaminathan (Green House)
2nd Place: Rimsha Syed (Blue House)
3rd Place: Avani Kumar (Red House)
Event: Inter House - Shot Put
Venue: MCGM Ground
Category: Seniors Boys
1st Place: Shezan Dhamodiwala (Blue House)
2nd Place: Ayushmaan (Green House)
3rd Place: Shaurya Goel (Blue House)
1st Place: Ishaani Saha (Red House)
2nd Place: Sanjana Pillai (Green House)
3rd Place: Naina Sisodia (Blue House)
Category: Intermediate Boys
1st Place: Neeraj Shende (Red House)
2nd Place:Vishant Garga (Green House)
3rd Place: Satwik Puri (Red House)
1st Place: Jenisha Kunder (Blue House)
2nd Place: Mahika S Raghunathan (Red House)
3rd Place: Nandita Neelakantan (Yellow House)
1st Place: Joy Bhuril (Blue House)
2nd Place: Shane Sumitra (Green House)
3rd Place: Joshua Jackson (Red House)
1st Place: Alena Koshy (Red House)
2nd Place: Angela Koshy (Red House)
3rd Place: Sanvi Mahajan (Red House)
1st Place: Aayush Dwivedi (Blue House)
2nd Place: Shrawan Sreevathsow (Green House)
3rd Place: Veer Bhadu (Blue House)
1st Place: Rachel Daniel (Blue House)
2nd Place: Lysandra Fernandes (Blue House)
3rd Place: Avani Kumar (Red House)
3rd Place: Swarnali Chowdhury (Blue House)
Event: Inter House - 4 x 100m Relay
Venue: Arya Bhaskar Ground
Category: Senior Boys
1st Place: (Red House)
2nd Place: (Blue House)
3rd Place: (Yellow House)
4th Place: (Green House)
1st Place: (Green House)
2nd Place: (Blue House)
3rd Place: (Red House)
4th Place: (Yellow House)
Event: Inter House - 8 x 100m Medley Relay
Venue: Arya Bhaskar Ground
1st Place: (Red House)
2nd Place: (Yellow House)
3rd Place: (Blue House)
4th Place: (Green House)
Event: The Hindustan Times Scholarship Program 2019
Shivank Tandon of Grade 5 won the First Place in the Hindustan Times Essay Writing Competition. He was presented with a trophy, a Scholarship Certificate and a scholarship amount of Rs. 50,000/-
We are so proud of you! Kudos!
Venue: NCPA Campion School
Organizer: Campion School - Christmas Carol Choral Singing
Students performed the Bethlehemian Rhapsody at the competition. They won the Runner up Position and received a trophy , a Rs. 5,000/- worth gift voucher from Furtados, and certificates. The winning team comprised the following students.
Vera Kotian
Khushi Bachwani
Anusha Sankholkar
Dyuti Milir
Shanaya Soans
Sneha Narayan
Shane Sumitra
Darryl Dhanasingh
Event: Eco - Fest PLANIT - E 2019-20
Venue: St. Teresa's Institute of Education, Santacruz, Mumbai
A team comprising Grade 9 students won the First place. The proud winners are as follows:
Dia Arakkal
Sheetal Prakash
Arham Mahajan
Samarpana Panda
Nysa Sanghvi
Ishita Vohra
Laksh Sharma
Maanya Dubey
Netra Neelakantan
Prithvi Singh
Laksh Sharma of Grade 9 won the Second place.
The following students from Grade 9 won the Second place in the event.
Reuben Krish Sharma
Arjun Batra
Arham Mahajan
Joshua Menacherry
Students of Grade 7 won the Second place. The winners are -
Joshua Xavier Lewis
Vranda Bansal
Saksham Gupta
Students of Grade 7 won the Second place. The winners are -
Akshat Kartik
Prakriti Gupta
Ritwik Bhat
Arnav Malhotra
Asma Master
Tarun Patil, Sanjana Pillai and Veerish Leekha of Grade 9 won the Second place.
Khushi Jha from Grade 7 won the Third place.
(5 Min Documentary Film Featuring Rare Destinations With Scenic Beauty, Citing Unique Facts, Featuring the Presenter To Ensure Authenticity And Must Be Geo Tagged)
Pranav Arun and Sumedh Narvekar of Grade 8 won the Third place.
Simply Outstanding! Three Cheers, Team Scottish, Powai!
Event: Indian Navy Inter-School Quiz- 2019
Venue: MN Mulla Auditorium, Western Naval Command, Mumbai INS Trata,
Organizers: In association with the Bombay Quiz Club Quiz
Sanidhya Chand, Samarpana Panda from Grade 9 and Pranav Arun from Grade 7 won the Second Place.
Well done, Boys!
Event: PRACTENNIS - All India Ranking Championship series Tennis Tournament-2019
Venue: H.M.P.School Campus, Andheri
Salonee Dey of grade 9 was the Runner up in U/14 category at the event.
Event: Football Tournament - Mumbai District Football Association
Aalaap Seshanand of Grade 9 won the Man of the match trophy in the second game.
Event: Inter House Music Competition - Choral Singing
Grades: 3,4 & 5
Venue: School Hall
1st Place: Red House
2nd Place: Blue House
3rd Place: Yellow House
Consolation: Green House
Event: Zenith - 2019
Venue: Lilavati Podar School, Santacruz
In the YOUNIVERSE contest, Aalaap Seshanand of Grade 9 was adjudged the winner in the personality contest.
Event: Indian School Scrabble Championship - Scrabble Association of India
Venue: Goa
The champion duo, Arvind Iyengar of Grade 8 & Uday Tej Singh of Grade 10 won the First place at this prestigious event.
Event: YMCA Poster Painting Contest
Venue: YMCA Andheri
Swarnali Chowdhury of Grade 6 won First place in the event.
Event: FOCUS - organized by ISC students of BSS, Mahim
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
In the Film making- Cinemates category, the team comprising Anoushka Rao, Arushi Gupta, Tathya Shukla, Vaishnavi Wariar, Swasti Goel, Aliza Mordecai & Ananya Guha from grade 10 won the First place.
Event: Spelling Competition 2019
Venue: Classroom
Following are the Spelling Bee Champions of the year 2019-20:
1 Ryan Chiriyankanbath
2 Sanvi Batra
3 Aaliyah Dominique Patrao
4 Jashith Narang
5 Ashwin Pattabiraman
6 Prisha Singh
7 Pulak Banerjee
8 Rajvini Rout
9 Ananya Mishra
10 Uday Tej Singh
Event: Music Competition - Vocal & Instrumental Solo
Grades: 6 & 7
Winners (Western Vocals)
1st Place: Vranda Bansal
2nd Place: Eesha Agarwal
3rd Place: Shreshtha Astana
Consolation: Hiyanshi Mehta
1st Place: Chris Thomas
1st Place: Cheryl George
1st Place: Bhargav Nandakumar
2nd Place: Shane Sumitra
3rd Place: Benicia Bhaskar
Event: Music Competition - Western Vocals
Grade: 8
1st Place: Shanaya Soans
2nd Place: Nandita Neelakantan
3rd Place: Sneha Narayan
Event: Music Competition - Instrumental Solo
Grades: 8 & 9
Winners (Instrumental)
1st Place: Divya Tulapurkar
2nd Place: Shania Gracias
3rd Place: Charles Thomas
Event: Tennis Tournaments: AISM- National School Games / ASISC
Our star tennis player, Keval Kirpekar won the doubles in the U 14 category at the Championship series in Ahmedabad. He followed up this victory with Gold in the AISM Regional Tournament and the AISM, State level Tournament, both in the U 14 category. He was selected to captain the 'Maharashtra and Goa' team at the Nationals in Bengaluru. He led his team to the finals, after defeating teams from West Bengal and the North East. The finals is scheduled to be held in Pune, this December.
Event: DSO Football Tournament - U17 (Girls)
Venue: St. Francis D'Assisi Ground, Borivali
Among 64 teams that participated, our dynamic brigade of girls were the First Runners-up at the event. The winning team comprised the following members: 1) Disha Khadtare 2) Mihika Saraph 3) Dia Daison Arakkal 4) Kashish Modani 5) Sheetal Prakash 6) Evann Reny 7) Anusha Guha 8) Netra Neelakantan 9) Garima Tikle 10) Zarah Martin 11) Nashmita Jathanna 12) Saesha Agarwal 13) Smriti Chaturvedi 14) Bianca D'souza 15) Chahel Gupta 16) Tanvee Bhangale 17) Johanna Foster Kulangara.
Event: Gizmo Geeks
Venue: Lilavatibai Podar High School
Priyanshu Yadav from Grade 8 won the First place in the Comic Strip Maker event while Vver Khurrana from Grade 10 came in Third in the Ace the App event.
Event: Collins Scrabble Championship
Venue: The Cathedral and John Connon School
Scrabble Champ, Arvind Iyengar continued his winning spree by acing this competition. He was the winner in the Grade 8 category and was also awarded the Champion of Champions Trophy for his excellent show of skill.
Event: Canara Knowledge Champ
Venue: Canara Bank, Bandra Kurla Complex
Among 700 teams, with participants across grades 8 to 12, Samarpana Panda and Aditya Agrawal of Grades 9 & 10 respectively, won the First place at the Regional Level. They were awarded a trophy and a cheque of Rs. 50,000/- They will now be representing the school, as well as Mumbai city, at the National level in Bengaluru, later this year.
Event: NIE Quiz (Times of India)
Venture: Zaverben Popatlal Sabhagraha Auditorium, Ghatkopar
In the written G.K. Quiz, based on Science and Math, Aditya Agrawal & Aiden Correya (Grade 10) & Sanidhya Chand (Grade 9) won the First place at the Zonal Level. They were awarded a trophy, a tablet, and a gift voucher.
Event: The Tenth Asian Age Group Championship
Venue: Bengaluru
Our budding swimming virtuoso, Apeksha Fernandes won the bronze medal in the 200 m Breaststroke event with India's best timing in the Women's category. She was also a member of the team which won the bronze medal in the Mixed Medley race (4x100 m). She managed to reach the final 8 in all 5 individual events for which she was selected. Out of these, she stood fifth in two events, and 7th and 8th in the remaining two events. In all, 28 Asian countries participated in this championship. Apeksha's feat at the tender age of 14 years is truly inspirational. The Secretary of the GMAAA said that they were very delighted and ecstatic at her stellar performance.
Event: Indian School Scrabble Championship (conducted by Wordaholix)
Venue: Jamnabai Narsee School
Arvind Iyengar and Uday Tej Singh were the Zonal Winners and have qualified for the Nationals to be held in conjunction with WESPA (World English Speaking Scrabble Players Association) Championship in Goa, later this year.
Event: Choral Recitation - Stories Come Alive
Venue: School Hall
Following are the winners of the Intra-class competition:
First Place Grade 1B
Second Place Grade 1A
Third Place Grade 1C
First Place Grade 2B
Second Place Grade 2C
Third Place Grade 2A
Event: Council's National Sports and Games 2019
Venue: University Sports Pavilion
Event: Inter-school TCS IT Wiz 2019
Venue: Rangsharda Auditorium, Bandra Reclamation
Among 6 teams from various schools across Maharashtra and Surat, with students studying in grades 8 to 12 participating, our wizkids from Grade 10, Aditya Agrawal & Karan Nagdev won the Third place at the competition. They also won a gift voucher of Rs. 5000/-.
Event: All-India Anglo-Indian Association, Mumbai Branch - Inter-School Group Singing
Competition -"Music Mania"
Venue: Christ Church School
Grades: 9 &10
ii) Vera Kotian
iii) Anusha Sankholkar
iv) Khushi Bachwani
v) Rainah Syed
Event: Inter-school Competition: Rochak (Hindi)
Venue: Christ Church School
Group Medley Singing: First Place
The participants were Priyonka Niyogi & Hiyanshi Mehta from Grade 6, Suhani Minocha, Vranda Bansal, Esha Agarwal, Shrestha Asthana, Akshat Kartik, Kabir Bachvani, Samarthya Rindani, Manas Maroji and Bhargav Nandkumar from Grade 7.
The participants were Soham K. Shesh & Samarpana Panda from Grade 9 & Uday Tej Singh & Aditya Agarwal from Grade 10.
The participants were Veerish Leekha, Anvay Borade & Atharva S. Pandey from Grade 8.
Fancy Dress: Shivank Tandon from Grade 5 won the Second place.
Event: Inter-house Vocal Solo Competition
Grades: 9 & 10
Venue: School Hall
1st Place Lakshmi Krishnan (Blue)
2nd Place Vera Kotian (Blue)
3rd PLace Rainah Syed (Blue) & Anusha Sankholkar (Blue)
CP Dyuti Milir (Red)
Event: U16 Girls - MSSA IInd Division Football Tournament
Venue: Cooperage Ground, Churchgate
Our sporting U-16 Girls won Third place and made us proud. The team members are as follows:
1) Disha Khadtare 2) Mihika Saraph 3) Dia Daison Arakkal 4) Kashish Modani 5) Sheetal Prakash 6) Evann Reny 7) Anusha Guha 8) Stasha Pereira 9) Netra Neelakantan 10) Garima Tikle 11) Zarah Martin 12) Nashmita Jathanna 13) Saesha Agarwal 14) Smriti Chaturvedi 15) Bianca D'souza 16) Chahel Gupta 17) Tanvee Bhangale 18) Johanna Foster Kulangara
Event: Powai Fest 2020 - Knowledge Quest (Team Event)
Venue: Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai
At the event, our young champs stole the show by winning the top two prizes. The team comprising Pulak Banerjee (Grade 7), Pranav Arun (Grade 8) & Samarpana Panda (Grade 9) won the First place, while the team comprising Sanidhya Chand (Grade 9), Siddharth Ravi (Grade 8) and Ritvik Bhat(Grade 7) came in Second.
Event: Interact Club - Flood Relief Campaign
In view of the unprecedented floods that had caused extreme devastation in many states within the country, the students, with immense support provided by the GOONJ FOUNDATION, collected basic essentials such as sanitary pads, new undergarments, toothbrushes, toothpaste and soap bars for hygiene, as well as pulses such as rice, dal, rava and sugar, for those who were affected. It was ensured that these items were packed and placed carefully in the van.
Event: 13th I.I.K.F. All India Karate Championship 2019
Venue: Priyadarshi Sports Complex, Mulund
Shlok Suri of Grade 8 won the Gold Medal in the 12 to 13 years category in KUMITE and the Silver Medal in the12 to 13 years category in KATA.
Event: Anglo ndian Football Tournament (U-12 Boys)
Venue: Christ Church
Event: Inter-house Dramatics Competition
Genre: Mystery - Whodunit!
Grades: 9 & 10
First Place: Blue House
Dia Daison Arakkal
Beatrice Barretto
Rainah Syed
Anusha Sankholkar
Vera Kotian
Shehzan Workingboxwalla
Sheetal Prakash
Aditya Agrawal
Ananya Parashar
Shezan Dhamodiwala
Surabhi Nair
Ashutosh Nair
Sheetal Prakash
Soham Dharankar
Aryan Patil
Aryan Kotwal
Ashutosh Nair
Aditya Agrawal
Shezan Dhamodiwala
Japjot Singh Dang
Shaurya Goel
Rehaan Sardana
Naina Sisodia
Lakshmi Krishnan
Ananya Guha
Director: Kashish Modani
Smriti Chaturvedi
Neel Joshi
Yash Puggal
Vishwas Samuel
Advait Rabde
Samarpana Panda
Arham Mahajan
Rhea Raghavan
Manav Suraj
Kashish Modani
Aliza Mordecai
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Male):Sahil Rao
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Male)1st Runner-Up :Dhruv Narayan
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Female):Apurva Mukherjee
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Female)1st Runner-Up:Smriti Chaturvedi
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Male):Anshul Mitra
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Male)1st Runner-Up:Ishani Saha
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Female):Rainah Syed
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Female)1st Runner-Up:Jhanvi Srivastava
Best Set Design: The Blue House
Best Set Design 1st Runner-Up:The Green House
Best Costume 1st Runner-Up :The Green House
Best Director 1st Runner-Up: Rishi Bhat
Best Narrator 1st Runner-Up :Navya Sriram
While our students won us laurels across many disciplines, our teachers are not far behind.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Subject: Science
Award: Zero- Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Programme: Global Scholars - New York
Certificate: Professional Development - Level 2: Global Scholars, New York
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Subject: Home Science
Event: The Progressive Teacher Conclave
Venue: Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Teacher: Ms. N.S. Lakshmi
Subject: English, Mathematics & Science
Award: Zero- Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives
Teacher: Ms. N.S. Lakshmi
Subjects: Economics & English Literature
Event: Edustar Awards 2019-20
Venue: Bombay Stock Exchange, Dalal Street
Special Mention: Article - Teacher Plus Magazine
We are proud of you!
Teacher: Ms. Greeti Chacko
Programme: Global Scholars - New York
Certificate: Professional Development - Level 1: Global Scholars, New York
ENGLISH – STORY WRITING
GRADES 3 & 4
1. Avyukta Singh
1. Meer Jain
3. Radhika Singh
3. Jashith Narang
CP. Sthitodhi Sen
1. Ishan Vasishtha
2. Ryan Ronny
3. Namya Aggarwal
1. Mihika Nair
2. Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
2. Roshni Ramaratnam
CP Aryan Gajwani
CP Kabir Bachwani
1. Reuben Krish Sharma
2. Sanjana Biju Pillai
3. Navya Sriram
CP Apurva Mukherjee
HINDI – POEM WRITING
GRADES 3 & 4
1. Radhika Singh
2. Charvi Gyananai
3. Kartik Burakia
CP Ahana Ghosh
1. Shauraya Agarwal
2. Avani Kumar
2. Prisha Singh
3. Tanya Chouksey
CP Aashna Batheja
CP Rishi Saurabh
1. Arushi Singh
2. Suhani Minocha
2. Viya Banerjee
3. Prakriti Gupta
3. Jahnavi S. Singh
CP Arshiya Agarwal
1. Divya Kumaar
2. Bianca Dsouza
2. Mihika Saraf
3. Anushka Saurabh
3. Rainah Syed
MARATHI – ESSAY WRITING
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Ananya Gandhe
2. Aarohi Matele
3. Anushka Gaine
CP Delisha Rajput
1. Keval Kirpekar
2. Vaidehi Pattarkine
3. Grishma Jadhav
CP Purva Babar
CP Sanvi Mahajan
1. Mihika Saraph
2. Shonita Bangale
3. Dyuti Milir
GRADE 1
1 Arella Angre
2 Aakarsh Kumar
3 Crista George
CP Dishta Sikri
1 Niyati Gupta
2 Sunishka Saraswat
3 Sanaya Jain
CP Anahita Gauba
1 Aaron Roshan
2 Joshua Joseph
2 Vedant Menon
3 Liam Alves
CP Aaliyah Patrao
CP Sthitodhi Sen
1 Jashith Narang
2 Soham Baishya
3 Joel Thoppil
CP Sarah Sequeira
1 Jasleen Kaur Chodda
2 Reya Mathew
3 Shivank Tandon
CP Jolene Kotian
1st Avantika Ranjan
1st Aashna Batheja
2nd Lysandra Fernandes
2nd Swarnali Chowdhury
3rd Snehin Mitra
3rd Tvisha Narayan
1st Saksham Gupta
2nd Vranda Bansal
3rd Akshat Kartik
CP Joshua Xavier Lewis
CP Prakriti Gupta
1st Mihika Nair
2nd Arvind Iyengar
3rd Swarnav Halder
3rd Sana Maria Jadhav
GRADE 1
1 Anusha Gutgutia
2 Pulastya
3 Naabhya Subramaniam
CP Avantika Mittal
1 Sanaya Jain
2 Ashia Wadhera
3 Vedaant Rahul Agarwal
CP Anant Kalantri
1 Joshua Joseph
2 Ishaan Kalantri
3 Ciona Biju
CP Amelia Zoey Minz
CP Diva Malhotra
1 Soham Baishya
2 Radhika Shriram Singh
3 Johan George Varghese
CP Manasvi Naresh Naik
1 Nandita Krishnan
1 Taniya Chouksey
2 Shivank Tandon
3 Rian Sangam
CP Anushka Bhandarkar
CP Jolene Kotian
1st Namya Aggarwal
2nd Prisha Singh
3rd Nysa Roshan
3rd Kevin John
CP Kenisha D'Souza
CP Kavya Sachar
1st Ritvik Bhat
2nd Arnav Malhotra
3rd Asma Master
3rd Akshat Kartik
1st Arushi Singh
2nd Arshiya Agarwal
2nd Jahnavi Shriram Singh
CP Ritisha Jain
(U-17 Boys - Juniors Group)
Our footballers made us proud by winning the Runners-up position which was held on 8th July, 2019 at the All Saints High School, Bhiwandi. Aryan Patil of Grade 10 was selected to be a part of the State Team for the AISM Football Tournament at the National level.
1) Jayden Cabral
2) Ayushmaan
3) Dhruv Narayan
4) Soham Khadtare
5) Aryan Patil
6) Advait Rabde
7) Shaurya Goel
8) Aakar Babu
9) Shezan Dhamodiwala
10) Japjot Singh Dang
11) Aryan Singh
12) Granville Salins
13) Nachiket Garg
14) Rishi Sajit
15) Manavv Senhaa
16) Yatharth Singhvi
17) Sheldon Benson
18) Aalaap Seshanand
Organizers - The Royal Madras Yacht Club
Date: 2nd June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Organizers - St. Mary's ICSE School, Koparkhairne.
Date: 22nd June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Winners:
- Proverbial Twist
1st Place - Apurva Singh & Arvind Iyengar
1st Place - Arvind Iyengar & Aanya Saraf
1st Place - Navya Sriram
2nd Place - Mihika Nair
3rd Place - Lakshmi Krishnan
Organizers: N. L. Dalmia School
Date: 29th & 30th June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Winners:
- Mind Twister
1st Place - Aditya Agrawal and Samarpana Panda
2nd Place - Kashish Modani & Aliza Mordecai
3rd Place - Vaishnavi Wariar & Eshna Mukherjee
3rd Place - Shaleen Bansal & Chahel Gupta
3rd Place - Ananya Guha & Jennessa Jacob
3rd Place - Vranda Bansal & Swarnali Chowdhury
3rd Place - Angelina George & Anna Cherian
1. Alvira Dsouza
2. Sumira Singh & Avyaan Thareja
3. Jaanvi Amol Jadhav
CP. Araina Bhandari & Albina Candice
1. Maya Laghate
2. Mishika Singh
3. Shambhavi Yash
CP. Trish Abeer Singh & Jayden Abrahamraj Swamy
1. Nevan Chettiar & Sofia Fernandes
2. Dishta Sikri
3. Jaden Sunil George
CP. Arika Baheti
1. Niyati Gupta & Vivaan Singh
2. Paarth Nirvan & Sanvi Batra
3. Aranyaa Tayal
CP. Shriya Chatterjee & Keisha Gandhi
1. Ciona Biju
2. Hia Gandhi & Rupangi Roy
3. Lakshya Deep & Kapish Neeli
CP. Navya Purwar, Riya Bhardwaj & Sthitodhi Sen
1. Nisaba Raje Arora
2. Svetlana Furtado & Anya Sarangi
3. Teah Manoj Maliakkal
CP. Sukanya Khairnar, Ariane Nilesh Kadam, Jasit & Jashith Narang
1. Aditi Suresh & Parth Naik
2. Rishaan Mani Abraham Mazhuvencheril & Harshal Kumbhar
3. Saayna Gupta
CP. Trisha Sain & Nishka Manish Mamtani
1. Nysa Roshan & Ananiah Babu
2. Kiara Rodrigues & Swarnali Chowdhury
3. Anya Roy
CP. Snehin Mitra
1. Mrudula Arolkar & Navya Hirak Joshi
2. Hansika Mathias & Naysa Varghese
3. Garima Sharma
CP. Rozene Kaur & Samarthya Rindani
1. Jenisha Kunder & Helena Anto Chirayath
2. Reuben Beji & Ann Koshy
3. Piyali Dhar & Akashlina Dhar
CP. Ishita Kashive
1. Green House - Zarah Martin, Ojas Kumar, Sanjana Pillai, Mahek Panjwani, Disha Khadtare, Maanya Dubey , Nysa Sanghvi, Vandana Nicholas
2. Yellow House - Anaya Gode, Chrysl Thomas, Evann Reny, Kunal Gupta, Manya Nigam, Sibyl Salome Nadar, Pearl Eldho, Rhea Raghavan
1. Red House- Akanksha Vadakkan, Saesha Agarwal, Aarushi Chawla, Jashaank Arora, Soham Khadtare, Dyuti Milir, Chahel Gupta, Arushi Agarwal
2. Green House- Shaleen Bansal, Ayushmaan, Jhanvi Srivastava, Aniruddh Sengupta, Adya Gupta, Shreyas Katta, Indrani Ray, Jenessa Jacob
a) At the Maharashtra State Meet, Pune- Swimming held between 30th May to 2nd June 2019, she won:
Gold in - 1) 200m & 400m Individual Medley,
2) 200m Butterfly stroke
3) 100m & 50m Breaststroke
Gold in - 1) 200m & 400m Individual Medley,
2) 200m Butterfly stroke
3) 100m & 50m Breaststroke
Grade 2
Gold : Kapish Neeli
Silver : Joshua Sibi Joseph
Bronze : Harshita Arun
Gold : Stuti Sinha
Silver : Jashith Narang
Bronze : Aarjav Jain
Gold : Ishan Vasishtha
Silver : Arjav Gangwal
Bronze : Parth Naik
Gold : Gynelle Joan Fernandes
Silver : Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Bronze : Prisha Singh
Gold : Tuviksha Murudkar
Gold : Atharva Pandey
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Sumedh P Narvekar
Gold : Samarth Sharma
Gold : Uday Tej Singh
Grade 2
Gold : Harshita Arun
Silver : Shashwat Phuleria
Bronze : Joshua Sibi Joseph , Kapish Neeli
Gold : Dhriti Heranjal
Silver : Karthik Baskar
Bronze : Shlok Sinha
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Vihaan Krishnan Menon
Swasti Singh
Stuti Sinha
Gold : Nishka Mamtani
Silver : David Benjamin James
Bronze : Divanshi Bhambri
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Snehal Mishra
Ishan Vasishtha
Gold : Prisha Singh
Silver : Ria Thaokar
Bronze : Swarnali Chowdhury
Gold : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Silver : Aditya Venkata Konda
Bronze : Neel Solomon
Gold : Swarnav Halder
Silver : Dipayan Dasgupta
Bronze : Anvay Borade
Gold : Shreya Saha
Silver : Tanay Jain
Bronze : Niranjan Raina
Gold : Saachi Sirola
Silver : Uday Tej Singh
Bronze : Balaji Ramadhurai
Gold : Aditi Kumar
Grade 2
Gold: Aaliyah Dominique Patrao, Anshika Madan
Silver: Aadya Gupta
Bronze: Sthitodhi Sen
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction: Gold
Prisha Khandelwal
Liam David Alves
Joshua Sibi Joseph
Kapish Neeli
Riya Bhardwaj
Gold : Meer Ja
Silver : Kiaan Lobo, Shlok Sinha
Bronze : Aarjav Jain
Gold : Aaryan Iyer
Silver : Ranit Senthilnathan
Bronze : Vedant Nair
Gold : Cheryl George
Silver : Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Bronze : Mariam Mathews
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Prisha Singh
Gold : Siddhant Walase
Silver : Prakriti George
Bronze : Roshni Ramaratnam
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:Gold
Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Gold : Aanya Saraf
Silver: Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
Bronze : Arvind Iyengar
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Shashwat Singh
Dipayan Dasgupta
Gold : Ananya Mishra
Silver : Manasa Lakshmi Ganti
Bronze : Varun R Gogoi
Gold : Anusha Chandrashekar
Silver : Aiden Correya, Soumik Chowdhury
Bronze : Aditya Abhishek Agrawal
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Uday Tej Singh
Gold : Jeremiah Abraham
Silver : Brinda Chattopadhyay
Bronze : Aayushi Mahajan
Grade 3
Mathematics: Swasti Singh
Science: Stuti Sinha
Mathematics: Snehal Mishra
Science: Shubh Khadria
Mathematics: Mariam Mathews
Science: Prisha Singh
Silver:
Aditya Konda
Naina Thomas
Siddhant Ram Walase
Outstanding performance in Science: Adit Gupta
Scholar Certificate: Siddharth Ravi
Mathematics: Divya Tulapurkar
Outstanding performance in Mathematics: Tanay Jain & Divya Tulapurkar
Scholar Certificate: Reah Nainan, Tarun Patil & Netra Neelakantan
Outstanding performance in Mathematics: Aditya Agrawal
1. Nandita Neelakantan of Grade 7A secured second place in Black out Poetry
2. Pulak Banerjee Haldiya of Grade 6C secured second place in Write of passage.
3. Arvind Iyengar of Grade 7C secured second place in Build a Beast.
4. Ritvik Bhat of Grade 6B and Aanya Saraf of Grade 7C secured third place in Literary Remix
- Writer's Bug - GET LITT
The students of grade 7 participated in the online Get Litt Book Review Challenge which is a gamified e-library for students that inculcates the reading habit in children. This is organized by Writer's Bug.
The following students of Grade 7 were awarded as winners in the Best Review Category for the month of January, 2019:
1) Apurva Singh
2) Shashwat Singh
3) Siddharth Ravi
Shravan Sreevathsow
Kabir Bachwani
Vedhanth Rammohan
Saksham Verma
Sean Chettiar
Aayush Dwivedi
Daksh Bhardwaj
Their names are as follows:
Sanjana Pillai
Jenisha Kunder
Nikita Deshmukh
Pearl Eldho
Avisha Saraf
Ananya Shibu
Joshika Karri
Aleeza Khan
Jiya Pandey
Jeffrina Evelyn
She also participated in the 24th ASIAN/INTERNATIONAL WFSKO OPEN KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP held at Priyadarshini Sports Complex, Mulund held on 9th/10th February, 2019 and was awarded the Bronze medal in the 10-11 years age group category in Individual Kata.
Ishan Amol Tannu of Grade 9 has been awarded by Wako India Kickboxing Federation the 2nd Degree Blackbelt in recognition of the progress, ability and knowledge that has been accomplished by the diligent study and practice in Kickboxing.
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