REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25)
CLASS ACTIVITY “RAKHI MAKING”
Date: 14/08/2024
Classes: I-II
Theme: Rakhi Making for the unsung heroes of our country: Our Soldiers
“LET’S ALL GIVE A TRIBUTE TO THE BAND OF BROTHERS WHO SAFEGUARD US”
RakshaBandhan, a cherished Indian festival, symbolizes the bond between siblings. Sisters tie a sacred thread (Rakhi) on their brothers' wrists, signifying love and protection.
Our soldiers, selflessly live far from home, enduring challenging conditions, to protect our nation. Handmade Rakhis sent to soldiers at the border serve as tokens of gratitude and support. These heartfelt gestures boost their morale, reminding them of the love and appreciation they fight to protect, providing emotional strength during challenging times.
On 14 August, 2024, in a heartwarming and patriotic gesture, students from classes I and II came together to participate in a Rakhi making and decorating activity dedicated to our brave soldiers. This event was a touching tribute to the valiant men and women in uniform who safeguard our nation. The purpose of the event was to celebrate the cherished Indian festival of RakshaBandhan and to encourage artistic expression among the students.
The activity was a delightful educational experience which not only allowed the students to learn about the significance of RakshaBandhan but also channelized their creativity into a powerful expression of gratitude for our soldiers. It was a wonderful opportunity for students to express their admiration and appreciation for our soldiers. These heartfelt Rakhis were sent to our troops, serving as a reminder of the nation's unwavering support and appreciation for their sacrifices. Such initiatives not only promote creativity but also instill a strong sense of patriotism in our young minds.
REPORT - BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) “HEALTHY HABIT HANDPRINT”
GOOD HEALTH BEGINS WITH GOOD HABITS
Date : 24.07.24
Classes : I & II
Theme : HEALTHY HABITS
To promote the awareness of healthy habits among our young students, a Bal Sabha activity was organized for Classes I and II. The primary aim was to encourage children to identify and adopt healthy habits through a creative and engaging approach. The activity required students to write one healthy habit inside the handprint. This hands-on activity was designed to foster self-awareness and reinforce positive behaviors in an enjoyable manner.
The activity not only engaged students creatively but also made them conscious of their daily routines and choices. The activity was a great success and had a significant impact on the students. By writing down their healthy habits, students became more aware of the importance of following good practices, such as eating nutritious food, washing hands regularly, and staying active. The creative approach helped them internalize these habits. The Healthy Habits activity for Classes I and II was an excellent initiative that combined creativity with learning. The enthusiastic participation and the impressive entries demonstrated the students' understanding and commitment to leading a healthy lifestyle.
Here is the result highlighting the best three entries based on originally, creativity and overall presentation:
| S. No. | NAME | CLASS | POSITION |
| 1 | ARSHPREET KAUR | I-E | FIRST |
| 2 | AHANA MATHUR | II-B | SECOND |
| 3 | NIA TRIPATHI | II-A | THIRD |
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) CLASS ACTIVITY: CULTURE SHARING CIRCLE
Date:10.07.24
Classes: I & II
Theme: World Population Day
“A diverse mix of voices leads to better discussions, decisions, and outcomes for everyone.” -SUNDAR PICHAI
Our world is like a grand masquerade ball, where each culture dons its unique mask and steps onto the dance floor This dance, this exchange of traditions and perspectives, is more than mere spectacle; it’s the heartbeat of our shared humanity. It paves the way to empathy, understanding, and growth within the hearts of people.
At Bal Bharati Public School, Noida (the best school in Noida),young students celebrated World Population Day 2024 with a unique twist. They brought in objects and props that represent their family traditions and cultures, sharing a glimpse into the special meaning these traditions hold for their loved ones.
Our young scholars proudly shared their folk songs, dances, clothing, cuisines, art, and crafts with their peers. The cultural exchange immersed them in the rich tapestry of cultures, fostering appreciation and understanding for diverse traditions.
This activity empowered students to celebrate their unique identities and fostered a newfound spirit of cultural sensitivity and awareness and was a resounding success.
Keep sharing, keep celebrating, and keep learning, little ones!
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) Debate
Date: 10.07.2024
Classes: III to V
Theme: Population Explosion: ‘A Ticking Time Bomb or a Myth’
Sustainable development begins with responsible population management”
World population day is commemorated every year to generate awareness among people about the effects of overpopulation and the pressing need of population management. In order to observe World Population Day in school, a Bal Sabha activity was convened for classes III to V, to delve into the critical issue of population explosion. A debate on the contentious topic of population explosion was planned for the students so as to help them formulate an opinion and develop their own knowledge on this pertaining issue.
For the debate, different topics were given to the students of classes III to V. For class III the topic was, too many people v/s Too few people in country, for class IV, the topic was, Overpopulation v/s Under population and for class V, the topic was, Overpopulation is a bigger problem than under population. The students were asked to prepare roll number wise and then they were paired to speak, for the motion and against the motion. Students presented exemplary points of arguments related to the give topics which paved way for a prolific discussion and building up of knowledge.
Some of the important point of arguments that were put forward by the students were that overpopulation will lead to the overconsumption of resources, which can also be linked to the SDG goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, which focusses on population management to ensure sustainability. In counter to this, the students who were speaking for the motion had raised an important argument that under population will impact economic growth due to reduced workforce in various sectors. The students even posed questions to each other based on the arguments put forward.
Overall, the activity turned out to be a great learning experience for the students as an interactive discussion was conducted through the medium of debate and students gained a deeper understanding of the challenges posed by population growth and its impact on society, resources and environment. The activity fostered in students a sense of responsibility towards sustainable practices and made them develop empathy and respect for diverse perspectives on this complex global issue.
BSA- Population Explosion Debate
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY UN ORGANISATION INTER SECTIONQUIZ
Class: V
Theme: UNITED AGAINST TERRORISM
Date: 08.05.2024
“We must fight terrorism as if there's no peace process and work to achieve peace as if there's no terror.”
The theme "United Against Terrorism" underscores the global need for unity and cooperation in the fight against terrorism. In today's interconnected world, no country is immune to the threats posed by terrorism, making it imperative for nations to work together to combat this menace. This theme set the tone for our educational activities, aiming to instill in students the importance of international collaboration against terrorism.
To further educate and inspire our students about the critical role of the United Nations, a documentary on the United Nations Organization was shown to the Class 5 students in the best school in Noida. The documentary provided a comprehensive overview of the UNO's history, its organizational structure, and its significant contributions to global peacekeeping, humanitarian aid, and development.
Following the documentary, a quiz focusing on the United Nations Organization was conducted for the Class 5 students on the 8th of May 2024. The quiz was designed to assess and deepen the students' knowledge about the UNO. It featured a mix of multiple choice questions and one-word answer questions, covering a range of topics from the formation and functions of the United Nations to the specific roles of its various agencies. The students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating a keen interest in the subject matter.
In conclusion, the theme "United against Terrorism" provided a meaningful context for our educational activities, emphasizing the importance of global unity making it one of the top ten CBSE schools in Noida. The documentary on the United Nations and the subsequent quiz for Class 5 were both successful in enhancing the students' knowledge and interest in international organizations and their roles in promoting global peace and security.
Here’s a result table highlighting the best three entries.
| S.No. | Name of Student | Respective Class |
| 1. | Devansh Singh | V A |
| 2. | Ivaan Gupta | V A |
| 3. | ShauryaJangir Avika |
V B V D |
REPORT- BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-24)
INTER CLASS ACTIVITY
Gratitude Card Making Activity
Date : 08.05.2024
Classes : I AND II
Theme : Mother’s Day
“Let us be grateful to people who make us happy”
Gratitude enriches our lives, fostering appreciation and thankfulness for the good we receive. Expressing gratitude to others makes us happier and calmer, welcoming positivity into our lives.
On Mother's Day, a special gratitude card-making activity was organized for Class I and II students. This event aimed to encourage children to express their love and appreciation for their mothers through heartfelt messages and creative artwork.
The students were guided by their teachers on how to create gratitude cards. They were encouraged to think about why they love their mothers and what makes them special. Teachers also shared ideas for messages and designs, but the children were given the freedom to create in their own unique way.
The gratitude card-making activity was a resounding success. It not only allowed children to showcase their artistic talents but also encouraged them to reflect on the invaluable role their mothers play in their lives. This activity promoted empathy, gratitudeamong young minds, fostering a culture of love and appreciation within the school community.
Here’s a result table highlighting the best three entries from students based on creativity, originality and overall presentation.
| S.NO | NAME | CLASS | POSITION |
| 1. | Nia Tripathi | II A | First |
| 2. | Prakriti Verma | II F | Second |
| 3. | Aarohi Sangar | II F | Third |
BSA Report- Power of Appreciation
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BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) INTER CLASS POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY
Date : 08.05.24
Classes:III-IV
Theme:Breathe Free, Live Tobacco-Free
“To keep the body in good health isa duty…otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear.”-Buddha
Every human on this Earth has a right to a healthy living. The choice to avail that right, however, lies with the people themselves.The students of classes III and IV studying in Bal Bharati Public School, the best School in Noida participated in poster making competition on the theme Breathe Free, Live Tobacco-Free. In the poster-making activity, students used vibrant colors and creative designs to convey powerful messages about the dangers of tobacco. They illustrated the harmful effects on the human body and the importance of maintaining a tobacco-free life. Some posters featured slogans and imagery depicting healthy lungs versus damaged lungs, while others highlighted the benefits of fresh air and a clean environment. The activity allowed students to express their understanding and commitment to promoting a healthier lifestyle in the best school in Uttar Pradesh .
During the Bal Sabha period, students brought their creativity and knowledge to the forefront. They used vibrant colors and innovative designs to convey powerful messages. Posters illustrated the harmful effects of tobacco on the human body and emphasized the importance of a tobacco-free life. Students demonstrated remarkable creativity, depicting contrasts between healthy lungs and those damaged by tobacco.
The poster-making competition was a success, engaging students in a meaningful activity that combined creativity with health education. By participating, students showcased their commitment to promoting a tobacco-free life and demonstrated their understanding of the importance of healthy living. This activity empowered them to be advocates for a healthier and cleaner environment making the school the best school in Uttar Pradesh.
RESULT
BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) INTER CLASS POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY
| S.No | Name of the Student | Class and Section | Position |
| 1 | Aryaman | IV E | First |
| 2 | Rushika Yadav | IV B | Second |
| 3 | Harman Kaur | IV D | Third |
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) HERITAGE STROLLWAY
Date : 30.04.2024
Class : V
Theme : World Heritage Day
“Let’s preserve our rich culture and pioneer heritage”
The International Day for Monuments and Sites, widely recognized as World Heritage Day, serves as a global commemoration on April 18th every year, marked by diverse activities worldwide. These include immersive visits to iconic monuments and cherished heritage sites, engaging conservation efforts, and various educational initiatives. Our school enthusiastically joined in the celebration, igniting a spirit of reverence and joy for our cultural treasures.
In a captivating showcase, the students of Class V took center stage, embodying various world heritage sites with remarkable creativity. Dressed as living monuments, they eloquently portrayed their assigned sites, delivering insightful narratives within a concise time frame of 1.5 minutes each.
Towards the end, teachers treated the eager students to a visually captivating video showcasing renowned heritage sites from around the globe. The classroom buzzed with excitement as the students marveled at these iconic landmarks, their imaginations ignited by the rich tapestry of world culture and history. Fueled by this visual feast, the students enthusiastically engaged in the activity, pouring their creativity and passion into their presentations. This fun-loving activity not only allowed students to showcase their talents but also provided a unique platform for them to think creatively and express themselves beyond conventional boundaries.
Result of the BSA
| Name of the Students | Position | Class |
| Bhuvika Johry | I | V A |
| Aashvi Jain | II | V A |
| Dheeren Nagar | III | VC |
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) INTER SECTION ACTIVITY
ENVELOPE MAKING ACTIVITY
Date : 30.04.2024
Classes : III-IV
Theme : International Earth Day
“From blank paper to a vessel of words—envelopes are origami for the soul.”
Recycling and reusing materials are some of the most effective methods to safeguard our planet. In observance of Earth Day, students of grades 3 and 4 engaged in an envelope-making activity using old wedding or party cards, which served as a delightful and educational means to explore the concept of sustainability.
Envelope crafting served as an engaging and educational experience for third and fourth-grade students. This activity fostered their artistic expression, creativity, and practical life skills development. By repurposing old wedding cards into envelopes, they gained valuable insights into the significance of recycling and the fulfillment of creating something novel.
The activity was designed to spark the imaginations of our young artists. Under the guidance of their teachers, the students embarked on a creative adventure, utilizing their artistic talents to transform old wedding cards into unique and personalized envelopes by adding their own special touches and decorations.
The students enthusiastically participated in the envelope-making activity. It was a delightful sight to witness their young minds at work. This activity not only fostered their creativity but also imparted the value of resourcefulness and reusing materials.
Here’s a result table highlighting the best three entries from students of grade III and IV based on neatness, creativity and originality.
| S.No. | Name of Student | Respective Class |
| 1. | Lavin Prasad Singh | III E |
| 2. | Vaasvi Singh | III D |
| 3. | Aavya Srivastava | III A |
| S.No. | Name of Student | Respective Class |
| 1. | Aahana | IV A |
| 2. | Harman Kaur | IV D |
| 3. | Agrim Goyal | IV C |
Date : 10.04.24
Classes : I& II
Theme : World Health Day
“Health is a state of complete harmony of the body, mind, and spirit.”
Introducing primary students to World Health Day holds paramount importance in fostering a lifelong commitment to well-being. This global observance offers a unique opportunity to instill awareness and understanding of health-related issues from an early age. Empowering students at the foundational stage with this knowledge not only promotes healthier life styles but also cultivates a generation of informed global citizens invested in collective well-being.
On World Health Day, primary students engaged in a vibrant paper pasting activity aimed at promoting awareness about healthy lifestyles. They were guided to paste the paper cutouts in fruits and vegetables and draw sleeping lines to represent water in the drawing of a water bottle.
Through this hands-on experience, the students not only showcased their creativity but also learned about the significance of nutritious diet and physical activity for overall well-being.
Through this activity conducted on World Health Day, students gained knowledge about various fruits and their nutritional benefits, fostering awareness of healthy food choices. They also developed fine motor skills and creativity while creating vibrant fruit collages, promoting artistic expression and appreciation for wholesome eating habits.
REPORT BAL SABHA ACTIVITY (2024-25) POSTER MAKING
Date : 10/04/24
Classes : III-V
Theme : Our School, Our Joy
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.”- Edgar Degas
The Bal Sabha activity titled “Our School, Our Joy” was conducted on April 10, 2024 to encourage students to express their joy and pride for their school through the art of poster making.
The activity was organized for the students of classes III-V where students had the opportunity to reflect on their school experiences and translate those emotions into art. All the students eagerly participated in the activity, exhibiting creativity as they sketched and coloured on the A-4 sized sheets.
The posters well-presented students’ love for their school and a unique perspective of each child. It was mesmerizing to witness that the posters depicted various elements of school which hold significance for each child such as swimming pool, playground, lunch boxes, books, friends, teachers, classroom, trophy and much more. The posters were not just visually striking but deeply meaningful as well.
The activity was a rich experience which enhanced not just artistic and creative skills but strengthened a sense of belonging in students. The tinted sheets stood as a testimony of the fact that the school is a nurturing and safe space for the students. The activity was successful in establishing the power of art to inspire, unite and uplift.
