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Independence Day... the Breath of Life! a Perfect Time to Nurture Wings and Soar to the Open Skies! 'My View Prevailed!' Somya Singh of STD. IX secur Firsedt Priz e in inter school Hindi elocution Competition held by Socleen . It was organised by Dr. Sangeet a Patel at Saya Ji High School . Award ceremony was arrangedDepartmen in B B A t in M S university . Trophy was given to ST. Kabir School by chief guest Shubhangi Gayakbad on 12 July 2015. Issue No.: 2017_18/01 Socleen ~ Esteemed Mission... Plant A Million Trees!!! Poised For A Giant Glory! Sowing the seeds of change! Leap ! ‘My View Prevailed!’ The noble initiative of the VMC. to plant a million trees took off with a bang and gained Cygnus World School organized The momentum at St.Kabir. Tree saplings were distributed to all the Kabirites to plant in their Pinnacle, an interschool competition vicinity and nurture it for a period of three years. The idea is to create a luscious green belt involving, an array of activities. Dhwanit in Vadodara and foster in the students the spirit of love and sensitivity towards nature. It Shah and Maahi Shah of Std VIII Priyal Jain of Std XII Commerce, created was a wonderful way of reaching out to the children and instilling a sense of pride for the participated in the Pen to Stage waves, when she reached out to the environment . competition, whereby they had to script a audience in her fiery speech and bagged story and narrate it expressively. Inspite of s The mission is also an endeavor to create a clean and green Vadodara. the 1 position,in a Hindi Elocution a tough combat among 18 schools, the duo th Start Where You are , Use What You Have , Do What You Can... nd Competition, conducted by Socleen on 15 Leave your foot prints on the sand of time ! won the 2 position. July 2017 at Baroda High School, Alkapuri. Tisha Shah of Std VII won special Indradhanush... A Splurge Of Talent! recognition and appreciation for her commendable DotArt. Winning means you’re willing to go longer, work harder and give more than anyone else. Kudos to the winning team !!! Indradhanush... A talent search conducted at St.Kabir is a flagship activity, which became very popular among the student fraternity . It provided an open platform to the “ raQaasaI maMca ” AanaMdalaya students to exhibit their talents and creativity via a flurry of activities, like dancing, singing, instrumental music, skits and art-work. The rainbow reflects an aura of positivity and radiance. Hence the event Indradhanush has been rightfully named and is very inspiring, as it creates vibrancy and enthusiasm in the students , thereby creating the urge in them to give their best shot. It was heartening to see such a wide participation. Out of 400 students, about 129 made their presence felt and walked away with awards. The talent exposition was enjoyed by the Kabirites. In sync with holistic education... idnaaMk 23.9.17 kao AaMtrSaalaa p`ityaaoigata ko AMtga-t In an action song competition organized AanaMdalaya maoM Da^ ramaQaarI isaMh “idnakr”jaI ko janmaidvasa pr by SoCleen, Kabirites walked away with AnaoMk p`ityaaoigataAaoM ka Aayaaojana ikyaa gayaa jaao ik yauvaa pIZI, the first prize. Independence Day... The Breath Of Life! ko saccao maaga-dSa-k hOM .[sa p`ityaaoigata ka naama “AMt- Today campaigning for a Green and The best route to progress is freedom’s road! rcaotnaa”qaa. ijasamaoM khanaI laoKna¸ vaad ivavaad p`ityaaoigata¸ Clean India has become the need of the kivata gaayana p`ityaaoigata evaM inabaMQa laoKna p`ityaaoigataAaoM ka hour. Aayaaojana ikyaa gayaa. ijasamaoM hmaaro Saalaa ko baalak baailakaAaoM The social issue revolving around the nao ]%saah pUva-k ihssaa laokr Saalaa ka gaaOrva baZ,ayaa . theme My garbage my problem was ]namaoM sao ivajaota kxaa baarhvaI sao pUtI- Saah “inabaMQa laoKna”maoM handled beautifully by our music and iWtIya sqaana ¸kxaa navamaI sao TISaa tovaar ijanhaoMnao vaad ivavaad dance faculty. p`ityaaoigata maoM iWtIya sqaana tqaa icaMtna i~vadI jaao ik kxaa AazvaI e ko Ca~ hO khanaI laoKna maoM p`qama sqaana p`aPt ikyaa th Anya baalakaoM kao p`SaMsaa p~ Wara sammaainat ikyaa gayaa hO . The Independence Day Celebration on 15 August, was a befitting tribute to our martyrs, samast Saalaa pirvaar kI Aaor sao baccaaoM kao bahut bahut baQaa[- evaM who selflessly sacrificed their lives to restore freedom for India. Their noble gesture, snaoh . shall always light the hearts of the Kabirites and inspire them for greater challenges in life. Vibrant patriotic songs and dances by the students of GB and IIS and heartrending IT Techies In speeches by the students instilled patriotic fervour among the Kabirites. A poignant play enacted by the Kabirites, stole the show. It revolved around the touching Action! story of Panna bai’s noble sacrifice and it moved the audience to tears. The Independence Day, paves the way for the destination of new possibilities! Once again the Kabirites bagged the Rolling Trophy, for the fourth consecutive Pratistha Ceremony year for an action song, conducted by The secret of learning is embalmed in just one word ...”EXCELLENCE” SoCleen for the year 2016-17. It was a moment to cherish, for the Kabirites! ‘gujratI saihTyIk p/&n Sp2aR ’ India’s biggest IT Quiz platform ~ TCS The TCS IT Wiz provides knowledge in an amiable environment and enhances a student’s digital learning. On 1st August 2017 , Bhavya Bhavsar and gjratI saihTyIk p/&n Sp2aRnu >Aayojn broDa A Perfect Time To Nurture Wings Bhavya Raninga of Std XII and XI were O.N.G.C SkUl ¹ara krvama> AaVy>u htu. s>tkbIr And Soar To The Open Skies! selected to the top 6 teams, out of the 800 SkUlna 2o- Ñ na iv·a4IRAoAe wag lI2o hto.kul bavn 3Ime th teams. The Pratistha Ceremony was held on 19 July 2017 to felicitate and applaud the young rd The team secured the 3 position and Aa Sp2aRma> wag il2o hto. p/4m ra]NDma>4I fa[nl ra]ND Kabirites who aim for excellence. The objective of Pratistha harmonizes St. Kabir’s received an array of prizes. Skor krI s>tkbIr SkUl bIja k/ma>ke AavI htI.jema> saru> ideal, A good beginning that lasts a lifetime. The programme commenced with respected It was indeed enlivening for the p/dxRn krIne kul car ma>4I be iv·a4IR Aag5 v@yahta>.jemna> founder director Tandon Ma’am and our special guest, Shree B.N. Agarwal lighting the students to witness such an excellent nam deva>x w¤ , inhar xah ,it4I Da>grvala temj i2mhI ceremonial lamp, which emits a spark of positivity and wisdom. The audience was display of tech- talent and knowledge! #kKr .temne p/oTsahn [nam m%yu> htu> .ivjetaAone qUb qUb entertained by a prayer dance, song and a musical orchestra performed by the students. Aiwndn. Citations were read out for the student-achievers. Today’s leaders... tomorrow’s hope and promise! BaartIya gaOrva gaaqaa Next followed the Investiture Ceremony, St.Kabir is always in sync with the principles of Debating democracy. The council body took the oath and made a solemn pledge that they will sincerely and steadfastly abide by the duties bestowed upon them. Proficiency! It ‘s anticipated that all the elected members will carry the torch with utmost dignity and integrity and will surely be an inspiration for the rest of the students. In a debate competition organized by Academic brilliance combined with excellence in co-curricular activities harmonize the C h a n d r a b a l a M o d i A c a d e m y criteria for the best student. One is also eligible to be the best student by virtue of noble ~Ankleswar, Prachi Shah from XI idnaaMk 11.8.17 kao baalaBavana maoM BaartIya gaaOrvagaaqaa character. The programme ended with a motivational speech by Tandon Madam and a few Science walked away with the p`ityaaoigata”ko AMt-gat BaartIya [ithasa maoM maataAaoM ka mah%vapUNa- words of wisdom by Shri B. N. Aggarwal who had nobly initiated an award for the best consolation prize for the best speaker. yaaogadanaSaIYa-k ko AMt-gat naaTk p`ityaaoigata ka Aayaaojana ikyaa student of Std XII. The event ended on a positive note. Both the participants of our school were gayaa qaa ijasamao MhmaarI Saalaa nao tRtIya sqaana p`aPt ikyaasaMbaMiQat Ca~ This occasion will surely be an ideal springboard for the rest of the students, to aspire for appreciated by the judges for their Ca~aAaMo evaM iSaxak iSaixakaAao Mkao baQaa[-. excellence. After all, the achievers of today are the torch-bearers of tomorrow! debating skills. 2 INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS Hindi Competitions Patriotic Group Song Competition Std 9-12 st STD IX-XII 1 Hindi Debate Competition 9-10 1 Tisha Tewar 9-D 2 Lisa Keshariya 10-C Hasya Kavita Competition STD-5 DEBATE COMPETITION STD-8 S.no Name Position House Div 3 Asmi Bhatt 10-B Gandhi House S.no Name Position House Div 1 Krishna Pandya First Shivaji D Consolation Bhoomi Patel 10-C Samyak Joshi 9-D Siddharth Vyas 10-D 1 Dhruti Khatsuriya First Buddha D 2 Devanshi Dodiya Second Buddha D Saakshi Patel 11-A Hetvi Dave 9-C 2 Maahi Shah Second Tagore C 3 Divya Jha Third Shivaji A Shurti Wadekar ` 11-C Priyanka Gupta 9-D 3 Veera Raval Third Shivaji C 4 Dhwani Joshi Cons. Buddha C Mansi Bhatt 9-D Vedant Rao 9-D 4 Chintan Trivedi Cons. Gandhi A Poojan Shah 9-A Hindi Debate Competition 11-12 nd 2 1 Kishan Suthar 12-C VI 2 Rachaita Warrior 11-C STD 3 Priyal Jain 12-C Consolation Archit Sharma 12-C Shivaji House Hasya Kavita Competition STD-8 Misbah Mansuri 10-D Kush Rana 9-D HAND W RITING COMPETITION STD-6 Ateka Dawawala 10-D Stutie Bidarkar 9-D S.no Name Position House Div S.no Name Position House Div Ish Dave 10-D Khushi Desai 10-A 1 SHRUTI SHENOY FIRST GANDHI D 1 Zuveria Memon First TAGORE B Jeet Desai 11-Com Avantika Nair 9-A 2 RIDHAM JOSHI SECOND SHIVAJI C VI Dishit Buddhadev 12-Com Divya Maheshwari 9-A 3 YANSI RAO SECOND TAGORE D 2 Chintan Trivedi Second GANDHI A 3 Dhwanit Shah Third TAGORE B STD 4 HETVI PARMAR THIRD SHIVAJI D 5 KRUPA PATEL CONS.
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