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Royal Mirror December 2016 FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR “Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” - Albert Camus Hola Royalites! The 14th issue of ‘Royal Mirror’ showcases the coming of age of every sapling planted at the anvil of this academic session amidst a kaleidoscope of accomplishments. The autumnal session commenced with myriad ventures besides hosting the prestigious Far East Zone Swimming Competition. We also took immense pride in establishing the awe-inspiring presence of the legendary icon Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agarwala into our midst. We then joined hands to revel in the throes of celebratory fervor in the spate of the festive season. The much awaited NASA Trip was consummated with resounding success and encouraging prospects. Furthermore, the school celebrated Rashtriya Swachata Divas by participating in the cleanliness campaign, ‘Cleanathon’. Last but not the least, our school proudly hosted the first ever inter school RGS Model United Nation where numerous eloquent speakers from different schools displayed their debating finesse to glory. We are sure that such exemplary treasure trove of positive attitude, hard work, sustained efforts and innovative ideas exhibited by our talented peers will surely stir the mind of the readers and take them to the surreal world of unalloyed joy and pleasure. Happy Reading! Ashlesha Amar IN THIS ISSUE Tiger Fest FEZ Swimming Competition Halloween Children’s Day, Antar Prerna, Annual Sport, US Trip, RGS MUN, Night Sojourn, Declamation Competition, CBSE Induction Programme, Esteemed Guests and more........... Editor Teacher Editor Layout & Design Cover Photo Ashlesha Amar Mandakini Dasgupta Manabendra Deka Apurba K Nath Royal December 2016 Mirror 2 Royal Global School ranked Assam’s No.1 Day-cum- Boarding School in the Education World India School Rankings Awards 2016. Royal Global School Congratulates Dr. Shayama Chona, Principal Advisor RGS Dr. Shayama Chona was conferred with the prestigious White Swan is a brain child of Soul – A part of Asia ‘MOST INFLUENTIAL EDUCATIONIST IN INDIA’ One, the leading international media house of URS award at “Celebrating 69 – Pride of the Nation” and International. URS international is a fraction of UWG- “India’s Most Influential Education Brand & Leader United World Group holdings LLC, which is a business 2015–16 – Asia One White Swan Awards” on 3rd conglomerate present in UAE, Singapore and India. September 2016 in Mumbai. Here’s wishing you many more accolades in the years to come!!!! Royal 3 Mirror December 2016 EVENTS J.P. Agarwala Commemorated n 2nd September 2016, Royal Global School took icon of Assam followed by the unveiling ceremony. Othe opportunity of unveiling the bust of noted Mrs. Das appreciated this noble endeavor and Assamese playwright, songwriter, poet, writer and encouraged the young children to know more about film maker from Assam - Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad this famous personality. She further stated that age Agarwala in the school premises. Witnessing this is just a number when it came to accomplishing fortuitous occasion were his daughter, Mrs. Satyashree success in life as she cited her father’s instance Das and her son Rupmanta Das. Royalites put up a who penned down his first play at the age of 14, special programme to pay homage to this famous which was subsequently screened as a feature film. RASHTRIYA SWACHHTA DIVAS n 29th September 2016, Royal Global School Oparticipated in a clean-up drive as part of ‘Rashtriya Swachhta Divas’-- a novel initiative observed on 2nd October every year in association with NDTV who aimed at creating a mass clean-up movement across India by organizing ‘Cleanathon’-- a 12 hour televised event. Mr. A.K. Pansari, Chairman RGS, actively heralded the group comprising of nearly 100 students from Grades VIII to XI, attired in their respective house T-shirts, a cap and track pants Royal December 2016 Mirror 4 EVENTS TIGER FEST n 10th November 2016, Royal Global School Sanctuary Asia Founder Editor Mr. Bittu Sahgal was the Ohosted the annual Tiger Fest in its premise in Chief Facilitator of the Tiger Fest. Mr. Abhijit Rabha, association with The Kids for Tigers, an initiative of PCCF, KAAC was the Chief Guest for the occasion. Sanctuary Asia and Aircel. The theme for the Tiger Besides, other environmentalists and conservationists Festival this year was - ‘Back to Nature’ in lieu of which like Mr. Andy Merk, a German wildlife photographer a host of naturalists and conservationists from different and conservationist based in Thailand, Ms. Lailani countries came forward to interact with the students. Fouad, a French national working with elephants in Other activities included a ‘Conservation Quiz’ and Thailand, Mr. Karunakara Reddy, Chairman & MD, an ‘Art in Conservation,’ an exhibition of some of the SMAAT India, and Pradeep Karuturi, coordinator, finest artistic interpretations of nature conservation Walk for Water also attend the Tiger Fest and from the modern era. A ‘Film Festival’ of conservation participated in the panel discussions on “Wildlife documentaries to acquaint the participants with a Crime & Control” and “Water Crisis”. global perspective on conservation issues was one of The fest was attended by students from different the highlights of the Tiger Fest. schools of the city. Royal 5 Mirror December 2016 EVENTS RGS MUN oyal Global School held its first ever inter-school blazing array of debates on diversified topics ranging RModel United Nations conference from the 4th-6th from Women’s rights in Islamic countries, Land rights November 2016. With about 150 delegates participating of Indigenous Minorities, the Gulf War 1990 to Indo- from in and around the city, the Organizing Committee Pak relations. The session proved to be an enriching amalgamated a clever mix of five committees: experience for the delegates who blended three intense SOCHUM, SPECPOL, ECOSOC, HSC and Lok days of debate, diplomacy with a generous dose of fun. Sabha, and the Press Corps. What ensued was a trail Aero-Modeling n 19th November 2016, a workshop on Aeromodeling Owas conducted at Royal Global School by one of the pioneers in this domain - “Aerosports” under the wing of Aeromodeling Association of India. Students from Grades V-VIII attended this informative session where they were apprised with basic Aeromodeling and designing techniques. They also tried their luck in designing a flying model under the skillful aegis of the resource person of Aerosports. Students were further taught about the four important forces i.e Lift, Thrust, Drag and Weight which are the four most important parameters of designing any flying object. Royal December 2016 Mirror 6 EVENTS Halloween n 28th October 2016, the Primary Wing of RGS the campus on a fun filled rampage as they hankered Oushered in the spirit of Halloween with great fervor. for ‘Trick or Treat’ wherein they were swamped with The young Royalites were apprised of the concept and delicious candies and other tasty treats.Thereafter, emergence of this festive event -that has now acclaimed Principal Mrs Anubha Goyal addressed a gathering of worldwide rage-through an orientation video after the brethren with her sage advice while the children which students attired in spooky attires went around were in for yet another spooky treat of Ghost Stories. Royal 7 Mirror December 2016 EVENTS Children’s Day hildren’s Day was celebrated with much gaiety and Shraddhanjali Kanan Park. A few others attended a day Cfervor by the Royalites on 12th November 2016. long orientation program with inmates of Snehalaya & The teachers lined up an array of fun-filled activities Child Friendly School (CFS). and the campus was buzzing with anticipation. The On 12th November 2016, Tiny Tots of RGS came children’s excitement knew no bounds as they set to school attired in colorful getups to celebrate off to different destinations to spend a glorious and Children’s Day. They shared tasty and Healthy food memorable time. The 2nd & 3rd Graders watched with one another besides splurging their hearts out on an animated movie based on the life of Shrimanta the lip smacking cake given on behalf of the school. Shankardeva followed by a sumptuous picnic at the Diwali at RGS oung Royalites of the Primary Wing Ycelebrated Diwali with great pomp and grandeur on 28th October 2016. Students took up myriad activities to mark the onset of the Festival of Lights. The Primary wing students got down to decorating Diyas in vibrant hues that were later also embellished. This was followed by a Rangoli- Making Competition that witnessed many enthusiastic participants raring to showcase their artistic flair with colors. The activities aimed at untapping the creative potential of young learners and encourage them to embrace the various festive fervor prevailing in our country. Royal December 2016 Mirror 8 EVENTS Teacher’s Day n 5th September, 2016, Royalites celebrated about a holistic ambience of learning to the students. OTeacher’s Day with great zeal and fervor. The In her address, the Principal, Mrs Anubha Goyal theme for this year’s event was ‘Retro’-an ode to the expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the teachers of yesteryears. Teachers took it in their stride and arrived RGS for having extended their support in shaping up in colorful attires that were in vogue during that age. leaders of tomorrow. In his message to the teachers, the They were escorted by the students through a ramp Chairman, Mr A. K Pansari conveyed his appreciation flanked by banners showcasing Bollywood stars. and hoped that they would continue striving towards The program then ensued with a diaspora of Dance bringing about innovative ideas of transforming RGS and Song performances on foot tapping numbers into the one of the best institutions of the country. that kept the audience enthralled. The second The program concluded with the distribution of leg of the celebration showcased a movie titled prizes to those teachers who have carved a niche with Chalk & Duster which portrayed the trials and their relentless dedication and have worked beyond tribulations a teacher overrides in order to bring their call of duty followed by a sumptuous lunch.
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