Principal's Message

PrinciPal’s message Be the change you wish to see in this world – Mahatma Gandhi On every surface we walk through, we must leave our mark. No matter what the situation, we must continue to do our duties. We at KRM believe that all the individuals have the capacity to improve and learn. All people develop at different rates and have expertise in a wide range of subject areas with unique learning styles. Assessment of this learning takes a variety of forms. We trigger their curiosity and encourage them to step into unfamiliar grounds without fear. This gives a student an edge over their peers, as they are taught not to fear failure and that failure is an important step towards achievement. We make learning an enjoyable experience that can never be forgotten but provides points of reference in one’s future. “You must discover what you are made for, and you must work indefatigably to achieve excellence in your field of endeavour” Indeed we continue to inculcate an excellence mindset and strong ethics in our pupils through every phase of school life. The academic curriculum, school routines, rituals and traditions, discipline, co- curricular activities, service learning, and teachable moments all become opportunities to develop the full range of assets needed for an ethical, productive, and fulfilling life. Each issue of our school magazine is a milestone that marks our growth, unfolds our imaginations, and gives life to our thoughts and aspirations. It unleashes a wide spectrum of creative skills ranging from writing to editing and even in designing the magazine. EDITORIAL From the Editor’s Desk Learn from yesterday; hope for tomorrow and live for today!!! Education isn’t about how much you’ve committed to memory, or how much you know. It’s about being able to differentiate between what you know and what you don’t. K.R. Mangalam World School initiates this notion and helps the learners to imbibe the positive thoughts. We are ready to take up new challenges and fulfill our aspirations. Keeping up with this thought, a myriad of activities were conducted during this month. Our Editorial Team Senior School: Ms. Priya Gandhi Middle School: Ms. Bharti Sharma Primary School: Ms. Preeti Attree Technical Support : Mayank Keshu (Resource ) Editing and Proof Reading: Ms. Bharti Sharma and Ms. Priya Gandhi ‘in THOU HanDs laY OUr DisciPlinE’ The Investiture Ceremony and the Independence Day Celebrations of K.R Mnagalam World School, G.K-II for the academic session 2015-2016 was held in a special ceremony at the school Amphitheatre. The event was presided over by Sh. R S Krishnia, IPS, Joint Commissioner, SE Range and the Vice Chairman, Dr Jaidev. It was conducted with the high degree of sincerity and enthusiasm. The Investiture ceremony denotes investment in being leaders and the trust and confidence we repose in newly invested office bearers for the involvement of the students’ community in day today functioning of the school, since we believe in child centric approach. The ceremony was held with enthusiasm and gusto. It was initiated with the lighting of the lamp followed by the school prayer, The motivational rendition by the school choir held the audience enchanted. The Principal Ms Archana Sagar, apprised the school of the unique election process that took place in the school. Our newly elected student council administered the oath to be true to their posts and duties assigned to them. A resplendent presentation by Class XI depicting The Freedom Struggle left all the viewers Spellbound. Ms. Ritu Sachdeva the Senior School Coordinator proposed the Vote of Thanks. ASSEMBLIES Date: 28th August’ 2015 Class & Sections: VIII B and VIII C Theme: Where there's a will, there's a way The students of VIII B and VIII C presented an excellent assembly on the famous saying 'Where there's a will, there's a way. The students started the assembly with Saraswati Vandana, followed by the news, thought for the day and an inspirational bio- brief of some of the renowned personalities. After that, the students left the audience spellbound with their mesmerizing and scintillating band performance followed by an inspirational song enjoyed and praised by one and all present there. The Principal, Ms. Archana Sagar, appreciated the efforts put in by the students and the class teachers. It was a learning experience where students learned that determination is the fighting spirit of a person. Without determination, a person would tend to give up too easily in getting what she or he wants. Class Assembly: Class XC and Class VIIIA Date: 7th August, 2015 Topic: Tribute to the Patriotic Indian - Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam The combined assembly was a tribute to late Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. It is a big loss to the country. The assembly began with thanking Goddess of knowledge. The tribute began with the unveiling bio-brief of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. A lyrical tribute was presented by Rahul Kanungo through a self-composed poem based on Missile man’s journey. The dancers presented an act portraying the journey of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam from a humble human to a responsible President of India. Aditya of Class VIII A recited a heart rendering poem written by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam which depicted his sense of respect and duty towards his motherland. The students presented a patriotic song, ‘Ae mere watanke logon’, reminding us all of the sacrifices made by the brave hearts at the borders as they give up their today for our safe tomorrow. Our respected Principal, Ms. Archana Sagar, appreciated the students of for their presentation and was impressed by the self–composed poem. She was moved by the patriotic song. Class: IX A &IX B Theme: Team Work Together Everyone Achieves More The ability to work together with a common vision, from too little to too much, from individual accomplishments to common objectives, this is what team work is all about. The students of class IX A and IX B had put up a combined assembly; on the 21th August 2015.The topic for the assembly was ‘Team Work’. The assembly commenced with the chanting of the Saraswati Vandana .This was followed by the news updates and the thought for the day. Integration and balancing of individual efforts does provide a harmonious teamwork. This was very well brought out by Bhavya Bhatia of IX A and Eshaan Gupta of IX B as they expressed their views on the theme and Atharv Bidhuri of IX B, as he recited a self- composed poem .The students of both the sections showcased their dancing skills and it indeed proved that together one can bring in magical outcomes in one’s life. Keeping up with the theme the talented singers presented a melodious song titled ‘Yeh waqt ki awaaz hai...’ The Principal Mrs. Archana Sagar motivated the students with her encouraging words. The assembly culminated with the rendition of the National Anthem. Vpa/ work ex. Classes VI, VII & VIII MONTH- AUGUST 2015 Cooking The students of classes VI, VII and VIII learned to make mouth watering dishes like Pasta. Students also made Mojito. The students had great ideas for plating their dish and naming it. Indian music The students did vocal exercises and revised songs ‘Vande Mataram… Aashayen hum se hai….. They also learned a new song ‘Ye waqt’. Students continued with their Jazz routine in the Western dance classes. They practiced their old steps and new steps were added to the same. Vpa/ work ex. Class-9&10 MONTH- AUGUST 2015 The students of classes IX & X performed various interesting activities during their VPA/ Work Ex. classes. Indian Music The students of classes IX & X revised previous songs and learned a new song "Aashyen hum se hain ". Cooking classes The students made some mouth watering club sandwiches and chocolate glazed biscuits. Western music and dance The students of classes IX & X learned new beats and rhythm. Students played Cajon, Congo and clap. In western Dance, students learned a new dance style ‘JAZZ’. INTER-HOUSE YOGA COMPETITION The true essence of Yoga revolves around elevating the life force or ‘Kundalini’ at the base of the spine. It aims to achieve this through a series of physical and mental exercises. At the physical level, the methods comprise various yoga postures or ‘asanas’ that aim to keep the body healthy. The mental techniques include breathing exercises or ‘pranayama’ and meditation or ‘dhyana’ to discipline the mind. The ultimate goal of yoga is, however, to help the individual to transcend the self and attain enlightenment. As the Bhagavad-Gita says, “A person is said to have achieved yoga, the union with the Self, when the perfectly disciplined mind gets freedom from all desires, and becomes absorbed in the Self alone.” Keeping this in mind the school organized the Inter-House Yoga Competition, on the 28th of August, 2015 to instil in the students the desire to follow this magnificent art of maintaining a healthy mind within a healthy body. All the four houses put up a breath taking performance with manoeuvres that would make the heart skip a beat. The excellent coordination between the participants was worth applauding. The results of the competition are as follows: Juniors- 1st: Emerald House 2nd: Topaz House Seniors- 1st: Sapphire House 2nd: Topaz House PRE SCHOOL REPORT VISITs DEER PARK The students of Pre School went for an educational trip to Deer Park. They were fascinated to see the deer walking around the lake. The students took a stroll around the lake before settling down on the lush green lawns to enjoy yummy snacks.

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