Club activities in addition to develop individual skills, aim to help develop among the students the habit to work as a community, encourage community thinking, increase awareness of scientific advancements and develop a scientific outlook. The training acquired in the classroom is expected to help students to solve day-to-day problems of the community. Students learn to work as a team and to work with skill and deftness.
Overall Coordinators - Ms. Sarika Passi HM - Pre Primary
Ms Vinaya Pujari (HM PR) & Ms Kritika Shreya (Senior Wing )
CLUBS (2022-2023 & 2023-24)
CLUBS (2020-2021, 2021-2022 & 2023-24)
| CLUB | TEACHER INCHARGES | CLASSES ENROLLED | REMARKS |
| ENVIRONMENT CLUB | MS NEERJA B, MS SARIKA PASSI, MS YASHA S, MS HARSHA | IV-VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
1. To empower the students by inculcating essential 21st century skills of environmental literacy and sustainability.
2. To create awareness of both global and local environmental issues.
3. To develop knowledge of clean and green consciousness by practicing 5R’s in their daily life.
2023-24
WILD WISDOM : PROJECT CHEETAH REPORT
ENVIRONMENT CLUB REPORT View Report
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
World Environment Day 2021 Click Link
Club Report for the Month - July & Aug 2021 View Report
THE ZERO WASTE JOURNEY OF SCHOOL (A STEP TOWARDS MAKING SWACCH-HARIT NOIDA)
The Environment Club of Bal Bharati Public School Noida takes an initiative to bring awareness regarding the Climate Change . The Climate Action Campaign will throw light on the Sustainable Development Goals related to Climate crisis.
Let us join hands in this noble initiative.
TOGETHER WE CAN.....
The Environment Club of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida takes an initiative to bring awareness regarding the Sustainable Development Goal 06 : Clean Water and Sanitation.
Access to safe drinking water and good sanitation are vital for the well-being. Clean drinking water and good sanitation would not prevent infections without practicing good hygiene.
Water is life’s matter and matrix, mother and medium. Water is life.
Let's be aware and act.
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Energy use is changing fast. The shift to renewable sources needs to happen faster, not just in power generation but in heating, buildings and transport, to check the rise in global temperatures. All this means speeding up innovation in business and technology for affordable and clean energy.
LET US PROMOTE RENEWABLE CLEAN ENERGY TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE INDIA.
In the series of Climate Action Campaign, the Environment Club of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida highlights the Sustainable Development Goal No.11 i.e Sustainable cities and communities.
The challenges faced by cities can be overcome in ways that allow them to continue to thrive and grow, while improving resource use and reducing pollution and poverty. The future we want includes cities of opportunities for all, with access to basic services, energy, housing and transportation.
Let us be the conscious citizens.
SDG 12
"Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed.” Mahatma Gandhi
The Environment Club of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida takes an initiative to create awareness on the Sustainable Goal no.12 i.e., Sustainable Consumption and Production. Worldwide consumption and production is a driving force of the global economy which rests on the use of the natural environment and resources in a way that continues to have destructive impacts on the planet. To control the climate change, we need to consume less to reduce our carbon foot prints.
Lets us all take conscious decisions to consume less to combat adverse climate change.
SDG 13CLIMATE ACTION
‘Climate change is a real and undeniable threat to our entire civilization’.
In the series of Climate Action Campaign, the Environment Club of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida marches ahead to bring in awareness on Sustainable Goal no.13 i.e. ‘Climate Action’. Doing nothing will end up costing us a lot more than if we take actions now that will lead to more jobs, greater prosperity, and better lives for all while reducing green- house gas emissions and building climate resilience.
Let us all be climate warriors and take urgent actions to combat climate change .
CLICK TO ENLARGE SDG 13CLIMATE ACTION
SDG 15 life on land
'Land and forests are the foundation of sustainable development.'
In continuation of empowering students about Sustainable Development Goals in Climate Action Campaign, the Environment club of Bal Bharati Public School Noida moves ahead with the SDG no.15 i.e., Life on Land. The SDG no.15 focuses on to protect the Earth's ecosystems, promote the sustainable management of forests, and put a stop to land degradation and biodiversity loss. This goal aims to conserve all forms of life on land, from humans through to every last insect.
Let us all join hands to be committed environment warriors to bring change in life on Earth.
SDG 14
‘Healthy oceans and seas are essential to our existence.’
To promote the awareness of Sustainable Goals under Climate Action Campaign, the Environment club of Bal Bharati Public School Noida leads to highlight SDG no.14 i.e. Life below Water. Our 70 % of our planet is covered by water and we rely on them for food, energy and water. Water reservoirs are damaged tremendously due to our actions. We must protect them by eliminating pollution and overfishing.
Responsibly we can manage and protect marine life.
SDG 17
‘Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
In the series of Climate Action Campaign the Environment Club of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida, culminates the Climate Action Campaign with its last but not the least Sustainable Development Goal no.17 ‘Partnerships for the Goals’. It refers to the need for cross sector and cross-country collaboration in pursuit of all the goals. It seeks to promote the international trade, and help the developing countries increase their exports to ensure a universal rules based and equitable trading system that is fair, open and beneficial to all.
It is time for us to introspect our role in building a better future. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals which serve as a charter for not just the government and people, but they are also as a guideline or the citizenry, for citizens are a nation’s most valuable asset.
Now let's ignite our minds to act .
Together we can and we will.
EARTH DAY - APRIL 22 , 2022
“The Earth is what we all have in common.”
World Earth Day is observed internationally every year on April 22 to raise awareness about environmental protection.
The theme of Earth Day 2022 is “Invest in our Planet.” It's all about having right choices to save our ailing Mother Earth by reducing our environmental footprint and fixing the damage by following sustainable living practices.
It is our collective responsibility to come together and make a difference. Sustainability is the path to prosperity.
We don’t have a Planet B. Save it!
#investinourplanet
Earth Day 22 April -2022 Nukkad Natak Video
MY TREE PROGRAMME: Report ,BBPS NOIDA
CLIMATE CHANGE CONVOCATION 2022
Dear Stakeholders,
Any event celebration without the use of balloon decoration appears to be incomplete. Every choice that we make has a direct effect on our environment. Balloons contribute to our plastic pollution problem. They could take hundreds of years to biodegrade. Over time, these balloons enter our food chain.
Let us prevent using balloons as a part of celebration and make an effort to use alternative biodegradable materials like cloth, paper and jute to decorate and celebrate moments of happiness and our choices to improve our environment.
Let us make our little efforts that can make a big difference to save our Environment.
Environment Club
2023-24
WILD WISDOM : PROJECT CHEETAH REPORT
MESSAGE - Sunita Narain Director General, Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi
2024-25
CLIMATE CHANGE CONVOCATION (2nd Chapter) Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) REPORT
| CLUB | TEACHER INCHARGES | CLASSES ENROLLED | REMARKS |
| ASTRONOMY CLUB |
MS VAISHALI M, MR PRABHAT M, MS SMRITI S & MS RASHI |
IV – VIII | PAID |
Aims & Objectives
The ultimate objective is to create an intelligent, analytic and space-savvy global community of future leaders in the exploration of space, in a world that is rapidly heading to a space age. Astronomy workshops provide hands-on learning opportunities in the field of Astronomy & Space Science to the students. Through these sessions/workshops, students:
- Develop their capabilities in STEM and MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE
- Develop their capabilities in STEM and MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE
- Learn Science, Astronomy, Geography, Physics and other subjects through Experimentation, Practical Application and Fun Activities.
- Develop Scientific Skills, 21st Century Skills & learn the handling of scientific instruments (telescopes, Binoculars etc.)
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report 
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 - View Report
| CLUB | TEACHER INCHARGES | CLASSES ENROLLED | REMARKS |
| ROBOTICS CLUB | MR UMESH V | IV – VIII | PAID |
Aims & Objectives:
The ultimate objective is to create an innovative and tech-savvy community of future leaders in making today's world automatic, mechanical and more digital, in a world that is rapidly heading towards machine learning. Robotics workshops provide hands-on learning opportunities to the students in the field of Robotics technologies in various fields of Science. Through these sessions/workshops, students
● Develop their capabilities in STEAM and MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE.
● Learn Science, coding, mechanical and manless handling and other subjects through Experimentation, Practical Application and Fun Activities.
● Develop Scientific Skills, 21st Century Skills & learn to handle scientific instruments (sensors, processes, electronics, A.I. application etc.)
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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| AEROMODELLING CLUB | MS SWATI C & MR PRABHAT | IV – VIII | PAID |
Aims & Objectives:
Aero-modelling is an art of designing, making and flying model airplanes with various methods. The main objectives of Aero-modelling club are:
● Learn the basics of aeronautics.
● Improve eye-hand coordination, learn to work with tools, materials, and accessories.
● Help the students to learn the latest emerging and ever-growing technology.
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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| ARYABHATTA CLUB | MS SUBHA R K, MR ANSHUL D & MS ANITA V | V – VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
- The main objective is to cultivate a positive and scientific approach towards Mathematics and to strengthen the mathematical capabilities of the next generation of problem solvers.
- It positively impacts the analytical skills needed for future careers in an innovative and competitive society.
Students get an opportunity to work in groups to explore interesting Mathematical Puzzles, to work with 3-D models and to enrich their skills by solving complex arithmetic calculations using VEDIC MATHS.
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View report
Club Report for the Month - July and Aug 2021 View Report
| CLUB | TEACHER INCHARGES | CLASSES ENROLLED | REMARKS |
| TINKERING CLUB | MR UMESH, MS.RANI VAID,MR RANJEET SINGH, MS YASHA & MS SHILPI | V – VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
The ultimate objective is to create an innovative and tech-savvy community of future leaders making today's world automatic, mechanical and more digital, in a world that is rapidly heading to manless world. Tinker Club workshops provide hands-on learning opportunities to the students in the field of Robotics, AIand coding technologies. Through these sessions/workshops students:
● Develop their capabilities in STEAM and MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE.
● Learn Science, coding, mechanical and manless handling and other subjects through Experimentation, Practical Application and Fun Activities.
● Develop Scientific Skills, 21st Century Skills & learn to handle scientific instruments (sensors, processes, electronics, A.I. application etc.)
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - Aug 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month-July-2021 View Report
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| ART CLUB | MR YUVRAJ | VI – VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
The Art Club is aimed at creating the aesthetic sense of students, embracing their creative side and making them understand various art and craft forms along with the practical knowledge to enhance their skills. Art Club will provide them with the new techniques and to work with materials they are unfamiliar with. As students develop their artistic and creative skills, it will give them a chance to analyze and make decisions using creative thinking. The willingness of the young brigade of artists to take risks will also foster a sense of innovation.
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - July and Aug 2021 View Report
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| SEWING/EMBROIDERY/HOSPITALITY SKILLS CLUB | MS NEHA G & MS SWETA G | VI – VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
Sewing, embroidery, and hospitality club aims at teaching valuable lessons that students can use in their daily lives from the basics of hand stitching to the use of sewing machines. The ability to choose an appropriate needle for the fabric, thread the needle and sew the fabric together. The aim is to promote a healthy lifestyle by making sensible choices about food. This will be achieved through teaching students new cooking skills, exploring a range of ingredients, examining recipes, knowing how to use appliances and equipment safely, and observing live cooking demonstrations.
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report
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Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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| PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB | MR NILADRI & MR MOHIT | VII-XII | OUTSOURCE D (BY CANON) |
Aims & Objectives:
SNAPSHOTS- The Photography Club of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida powered by CANON, India is a part of the Art Integrated Learning. The club activities aim at integration of academics with the Art of Photography, leading to creative and artistic expression.
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View report
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - July and Aug 2021 View Report
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| SPELLATHON CLUB | MS POONAM S & MS CHARU GUSAIN | VI-VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
To provide an opportunity to the students to enhance Vocabulary and write correct Spellings. The Club activities would aim at encouraging students to learn Pronunciation and Appropriate usage of the new words introduced. The sessions would benefit the participants in grasping the Syllables, Idioms & Proverbs, and other Grammar skills.
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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Club Report for the Month - Nov 2021 View Report
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| READING CLUB | MS KAMNA J, MS MANISHA A, MS MAMTA M & MS RENU & MS SHARMISTHA | III -VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
‘Right guidance and encouragement goes a long way in creating avid readers’ The aim of Reading Club is to inculcate the habit of good reading amongst the young learners and introduce them to some good authors and their works. The activities planned for the entire session shall further strengthen the brain, improve vocabulary, instil empathy, reduce stress and enhance mental fitness.
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report
Club Report for the period Aug 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - July and Aug 2021 View Report
NATIONAL BOOK READING WEEK REPORT
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month-July-2021 View Report
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| QUIZ CLUB | MS ANITA P, MS NAMRATA K | VI-VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
Quiz Club is a unique and exciting way to motivate, inspire, encourage and reward children in their quest for knowledge. For every session, a topic is assigned beforehand so that students prepare for the quiz and can come forth with their own observations and at the same time frame relevant and intriguing questions. The Quiz club aims to identify students who have a flair and inclination towards quizzing so that they can join the team of Bal Bharati quizzers, to initiate new students into the world of knowledge and to give them guidance on specific areas of quizzing and encourage them to participate in quiz events and competitions held at different levels and platforms.
Report on Yoga Quiz View Report
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View report
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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Report on "Know your State and your City Quiz"-Primary Wing . View report
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| INTERACT CLUB | MS ANJALI S, MS NEHA G & MS PARIMEETA K | IV-XII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
Interact club members aim to take actions to make a difference in the community and lend a helping hand to underprivileged brethren. During the entire academic session, the club members will enthusiastically participate in the Book Donation Drive, Woollen clothes collection Drive, Peer tutoring to the underprivileged students, taking care of the grandparents and lending a helping hand wherever they can. The Interactors will become social Changemakers and leaders dedicated to serve the society selflessly.
REPORT ON DECORATIVE GARDEN COMPETITION
REPORT ON BOOK & STATIONERY ITEMS DONATION DRIVE
INTERACT CLUB GLIMPSES 2021-22
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - July and Aug 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
Interact Club Activities Presentation
Welcoming 'Harit Diwali' and the spirit of benevolence, the young Samaritans of the Interact Club, reached out to the less fortunate to make this festival of lights very special.
The smiles of these under privileged ones illumined one and all.
As an act of charity, gift hampers were shared with the students of ANAWA and Goodwork Eastsons School, an NGO unit believing that a philanthropic act will surely enhance societal responsibilities and spread happiness.
IN APPRECIATION & GRATITUDE GRATITUDE NOTE 
CHESHIRE OLD AGE HOME REPORT - 28 DEC- 2023-24
GOONJ VISIT REPORT- 28 DEC- 2023-24
| CLUB | TEACHER INCHARGES | CLASSES ENROLLED | REMARKS |
| HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLUB | MS VIDHI O | IV-VIII | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
To develop advocacy strategies on adolescent health and wellbeing and to empower the students to be agents of change, striving on the motto,& Healthy Life, Productive Life.
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - June to and Aug 2021 View Report
Viruses are constantly changing, including the virus that causes COVID-19. These changes occur over time and can lead to the emergence of new variants with new characteristics. Vaccines continue to reduce a person's risk of contracting the virus that cause COVID-19 and are our only hope of coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic . Vaccinating children ages 15-18 years can help protect them from serious short- and long-term complications. Getting everyone vaccinated can protect families and communities at large. Be a part of the Vaccination drive of Govt of India 🇮🇳.
GO GET YOURSELF VACCINATED🌹🙏
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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| RUBIK’S CLUB | MS MUKUL S & MS RUCHIKA K | I-V | PAID |
Aims & Objectives:
Cultivate a constructive and scientific approach towards problem-solving ability, developing eye- hand coordination and spatial awareness. Instill patience, determination and persistence to achieve a goal.
Boosting the concentration, attention span, memory, self - confidence of Rubik’s Cube Solvers.
To enhance the analytical skills needed for holistic development of cubers, cherishing and embracing the learning in a play-way method.
To help the young cubers in engaging themselves in a constructive fun-filled activity, while being away from the digital screen
Club Report for the period - April 2020 to March 2021 View Report
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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| AI & ICT CLUB | MS ALKA R & MS SONAM M | IV-V | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
The aim of the AI and ICT Club is to -
Expose the students to various online applications and open-source software.
Give them hands-on training for real life situations.
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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Club Report for the Month-July-2021 View Report
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| SPELL BEE CLUB | MS SONA R & MS DEEPA | III-V | IN HOUSE |
“Gracious words are like honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the body.”
Aims & Objectives:
To elucidate Spell Bee’s meaning, significance and the competency skills built through the activities which will be taken up throughout the session.
To encourage students to explore and study the English language, enhancing their skills to learn to spell quickly and accurately.
To promote students’ knowledge of proper word usage and inducing the students to strive for excellence in spelling skills.
Club Report for the Month - April & May 2021 View Report
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Club Report for the Month-July 2021 View Report
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| ORIGAMI CLUB | MS POOJA KAPOOR & MS MONIKA PANWAR | I-II | IN HOUSE |
Aims & Objectives:
Origami is a term coined in Japan as Ori:folding and Gami (aka KAMI): paper. It is a traditional craft made with exceptional fine motor skills, imagination, creativity and science. The main objectives of Origami club are:
1.It is a craft that is full of fun, mindfulness and therapeutic for all ages.
- The main objective is to explore the creativity in a single sheet or multiple sheets of 2D papers into 3D objects through the use of paper folding techniques.
- To develop logical thinking, creative mind and problem solving skills.
- To provide hands-on and minds-on exercise and activities.
- The art of folding papers trains our left and right brain concurrently. At the same time, it can be used to develop creative thinking and innovative idea development.
| CLUB | TEACHER INCHARGES | CLASSES ENROLLED | REMARKS |
| EK BHARAT, SHRESHTH BHARATH CLUB | MS DHANYA P, MS PALAK G & MS CHARU G | III-IV | IN HOUSE |
“Sardar Patel gave us Ek Bharat, it is now our to collectively make Shreshtha Bharat”
Aims & Objectives:
Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat club aims to enhance interaction & promote mutual understanding between people of different states/UTs through the concept of state/UT pairing. The states carry out activities to promote a sustained and structured cultural connect in the areas of language learning, culture, traditions & music, tourism & cuisine, sports and sharing of best practices, etc.
School Activity CLUBS
Club activities in addition to develop individual skills, aim to help develop among the students the habit to work as a community, encourage community thinking, increase awareness of scientific advancements and develop a scientific outlook. The training acquired in the classroom is expected to help students to solve day-to-day problems of the community. Students learn to work as a team and to work with skill and deftness.
Astronomy Club, Robotics Club and Aeromodelling Club are the paid clubs.
The clubs will take place in the 8th and 9th periods of every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the Month.
To achieve the above objectives, the following Teacher I/Cs are required to plan the Calendar for the session 2018-19.
Overall Coordinator - Ms Poonam Sharma
CLUBS (2016-17)
Club activities in addition to develop individual skills, aim to help develop among the students the habit to work as a community, encourage community thinking, increase awareness of scientific advancements and develop a scientific outlook. The training acquired in the classroom is expected to help students to solve day-to-day problems of the community. Students learn to work as a team and to work with skill and deftness.
To achieve the above objectives, the following Teacher I/Cs are required to plan the Calendar for the session 2016-17 and submit to Ms Rachna Sondhi (Club Co-ordinator) by 22 Mar, 2016.
Club activities shall be held during Bal Sabha periods as per the Activity Calendar.
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms M Tripathi, Ms M Gulati Venue - Sr. Comp Lab
| Month | Activity | Report |
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| April 2016 | Starting Flash Elements of Flash Interface |
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| May 2016 | Starting Flash Elements of Flash Interface |
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| July 2016 | Creating a new Flash DocumentUsing the Tool Box | |
| August 2016 | Understanding Timeline Using Layers Symbols & Instances |
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| September 2016 | Creating Animations | |
| October 2016 | Animation using -Frame by Frame Tweening |
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| November 2016 | Motion Tweening Motion Guide Tweening |
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| December 2016 | Tint Tweening | |
| January 2017 | Shape Tweening | |
| February 2017 | Masking Feature, Use of Mask Layer |
Class - VI – IX Teacher I/C/s - Ms T Khurana, Ms V Mittal, Mr Pushpender Venue - Gen Sc Lab
ASTRONOMY CLUB ( 2016-2017)
Learning Astronomy has been one of the ancient passions of human kind. Today it encompasses different scientific disciplines from astro-physics to biology, from basic chemistry to meteorology. Astronomy club programme by SPACE has been carefully designed to literally open up the universe to the students. All the activities are designed in a way that almost all senses of a child are involved in every step of learning.
Educators from SPACE organized a Zero Presentation for the interested students from classes VI to VIII on the 17thJuly and another one on 3rdAug to encourage them to enroll themselves for Module –I and Module –II in the school Astronomy Club. There was an encouraging response from students.
Report on Astronomy Day ; Date-23 January 2018 - View Report
ASTRONOMY DAY: AN INTER SECTION ACTIVITY
DATE : 7th JULY’16 (THURSDAY)
CLASS : III POSTER/MODEL MAKING THEME :SOLAR SYSTEM
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CLASS : IV WALL ART THEME: ZODIAC CONSTELLATION
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CLASS : V ESSAY WRITING THEME : CHANDRAYAN –I, India’s first mission to moon.
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COMMEMORATION OF WORLD ASTRONOMY DAY
DATE: 11 May, 2016
SESSION: Training Workshop –AIASC Campaign
VENUE: Manav Rachna International School
Radhin Laxman and Shubhankar Mohakud of class VII attended the workshop.
AIASC is one of our most prominent and much awaited projects and is conducted in collaboration with International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC, Hardin-Simmons University, Texas, USA). SPACE is the coordinator for this highly recognized programme in India.
Under this campaign, participants get exclusive access to images of the sky taken at observatories and analyze the data with specialized software provided during training to look for asteroids. Objects reported by students could be potential discoveries. All observations contribute to the Near Earth Object (NEO) data compiled by NASA and Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL). Students get the exciting opportunity to work with professional astronomers, get access to real astronomy data and are exposed to research in this field, all of which is usually only available to post graduate students.
SPACE conducted a one-time, half day workshop to facilitate the students to download the data and use the software Astronomica to successfully find asteroids. The highly specialized training helped convey the skills necessary for the students to analyze the astronomical data and make important observations.
AIASC Phase I will run from 27th June - 25th July 2016 for approximately a month, and during that time students can download and analyze the data by themselves on their computers from their homes or schools, and send the reports of their observation to the international coordinators and SPACE.
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms I Mishra, Ms N Kaushik Venue - VII A
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Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms Neha Gupta, Ms S Tyagi Venue - Home Sc Lab
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms N Nigam, Ms M Arora, Ms Debashree Nayek Venue - VI A
Class IV-V 2018-19 Teacher I/C's- Mr.Prabhat M, Ms.A.Dhar
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms N Bhatnagar, Ms D Nagpal Venue - VIII A
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ENERGY SCAVENGER HUNT - 13 October 2017 - View Report
Energy conservation Campaign(UPSavesEnergy.com) - 24 October 2017 - View Report
ANTI-CRACKER CAMPAIGN-20th September – 19 Otober 2017. - View Report
CULMINATION EVENT OF RIVER RALLY PROGRAMME - 02 Oct 2017 - View Report
Anti-Cracker Campaign –(2017-18) 20 September- 19 October - View Schedule
RALLY FOR RIVERS CAMPAIGN (28/8/17- 2/10/17) - River Rally Campaign Activity Schedule
Report on RIVER RALLY PROGRAMME; Dated 01 Sept 2017 - View Report
Report on 23rd International Day for Preservation of Ozone; Dated 01 Sept 2017 - View Report
Report on Teachers Training Workshop on ‘E-Waste Management’; Dted 31 Aug 2017 - View Report
An Educational Trail; Date-21 August 2017 - View Report
23rd INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR PRESERVATION OF OZONE LAYER 2017 - Activity Schedule
Report on Earth Day Celebration;Date - 21 April 2017 - View Report
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms V Oberoi, Ms A Gaur Venue - VI B
» Report on NATIONAL DEWORMING DAY - View Report
» My Solution To Pollution: ‘I care for Lungs’ Guinness World Record of creating the ‘largest human image of an organ’; December 23, 2017 - View Report
» REPORT ON GO LAADLI: 2017 CHALLENGE; - View Report
» WORKSHOP ON ORGAN DONATION; DATE 07.07.2017 - View Report
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms S Walia, Ms S Rehman, Ms S Maitra Venue - VII B
ICT CLUB 2018-19 Class - III – V Teacher I/C's - Ms Sonam M, Ms Alka R Venue - Comp Lab(Jr)
ICT CLUB 2017-18 Class - III – V Teacher I/C's - Ms Urvashi S, Ms Alka R Venue - Comp Lab(Jr)
Cyber Security Survey ; Dated - 05 Aug 2017 - View Report
Class - IX – XII Teacher I/C's - Ms R Bhattacharyya, Ms Anjali sharma, Ms K Shreya Venue - VIII B
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» Installation Ceremony on 17th August 2017 - Hindi Report
» A blood donation camp in the school Sick Bay on 5th August 2017 - View Report
Class - IX – XII Teacher I/C's - Ms Richa Mohan, Ms S Rehman, Ms S Walia Venue - VI D
» ISA Action Plan with Srilanka - View Report
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Mr Niladri, Mr Yuvraj Venue - Art Room
Class - VI-VIII Teacher I/C's - Ms Poonam Sharma, Ms K Mendiratta Venue - VIII C
Class - VI – XII Teacher I/C's - Ms A Panda, Mr R K Sikri Venue - VII C
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