A VISIT TO THE RAM MONOHAR LOHIA PARK ,SHALIMAR GARDEN
                 BY THE   ECO CLUB STUDENTS  OF CLASSES  7-10th

26 students of senior eco club ,along with their teachers ,visited  the Ram Manohar Lohia Park on 28.12.13 .The park was full of various species of flowering plants,shrubs  and trees.It also had a well maintained herbal garden. The students got to know the uses of different medicinal plants. They conducted the following activities under the guidance of the teachers in charge.
1. Analyzing the soil samples to understand the soil profile and soil texture.
2. To identify the different types of clouds.
3. To measure the canopy of the trees.
4. To test the soil samples for the presence of carbonates.
5. To measure the height of trees using clinometers.
It was a very good learning experience for the students and gave them a chance to be close to the nature.

A VISIT TO MILK BOOTH (20.12.13)

The children of LKG & UKG, under the supervision of the teachers,  were taken to a Milk Booth in Dilshad Garden. The activity was organized in order to incorporate the ‘oo’ sound being done in their English subject.

The children bought milk from the booth themselves, which was later boiled & served at the school with dissolved chocolate. The hot milk with chocolate was enjoyed & liked by all the students.

CBSE-i IN ACTION Traffic Summit 2013

Social Empowerment through Work and Action (SEWA) is an integral component of CBSE-i. The objective of this programme is to highlight the importance of interdependence of all human beings in this shrinking global village. Keeping the purpose of SEWA in mind the teachers undertake projects to sensitize the children towards others and make them responsible individuals.

Road safety and obeying traffic rules was one such project and a lot of thought was put in to deciding ways that would be best to influence the community. Hence on December 14^th 2013 students and teachers of CBSE-I decided to call a Traffic Summit. The parents were invited to participate and help spread awareness.

The auditorium had an exhibition corner where our teachers proudly displayed the work done by the students from clay modeling to work sheets or SEWA diaries. Parents at the exhibition corner were given badges and were asked to sign the pledge sheets through which they promised to sincerely follow all the traffic rules and make Delhi roads safe.

One of our other major displays was the Traffic Park which was made by the students under the guidance of our talented art teachers. It was set up on the second floor of our school building. Roads were laid down and traffic lights and signs were erected at different parts, and to add the final touch the children were asked to navigate the different modes of transport, while following the traffic rules.

The one hour informative event included recitation and road safety songs sung by our little tots, mime and street play which highlighted issues of road rage, drinking and driving, over speeding and also a wonderful dance performance by the students on a medley of songs related to road safety. But one of the favorites was the quiz which had the adults quivering in their seats. The students of CBSE-I quizzed our esteemed guests and parents on traffic rules.

At the end we had our esteemed guests, Mr. Arun Sharma, Mrs. Sandra Swarup, CBSE-I coordinator and Mrs. Gracy Peter, our Principal speak to us a few words of wisdom and share with us their experiences with us. We concluded our day with the singing of the National Anthem.

 

 
Arwachin International Holds its Annual Sports  Meet 2013
 
DilshadGarden, Delhi-95
7th,Decmber,2013
 
Arwachin International School held its 10th Annual Sports Meet on
7th December, 2013 WITH great enthusiasm and zeal. The day commenced
with lighting of the ceremonial lamp by our Respected Director Academics
Mrs. Sandra Swarup and the  Principal Mrs. Gracy Peter. The next moment
we found national netball players, namely Rashika Sharma, Ashrit Nair,
Aditya Jain and Abhishek Arora running the Sports torch  signifying the
achievements of the Arwachinians at the national level. Then,
Mrs. Gracy Peter, our Principal, declared the Sports Meet open after
which the students of all the four houses- Bose, Tilak, Shastri and
Tagore,led by the School and House Captains, marched smartly round the
field.The themes of traditional karate training are fighting and self
defence.Arwachinians  clapped for the well-executed Karate strokes
performed by the Karatekas. The girl students  of classes 8 and 9 performed
aerobics on the song “Sadda dil bhi tu”. This particular event was a
harmonious blend of aerobics, songs and yogic postures which depicted the
postures of Lord Ganesha.
The students of Class XI  engaged, in a friendly volley-ball match,
 the staff of the school that included our Physical Education teachers.
Finally the races commenced as students ran 100m, 200m, 400m,
800m and 1200m. The determination, dedication and self-confidence
of the students were worth appreciating. 
But what thrilled the Arwachinians the most were the races organized
especially for the teachers.
The day ended with the awards being given away  to all the hard-working
winners. Tilak House bagged the “The Best March Past” award . The
best athletes were Ashu Garg Class X B and Garima Aggarwal of Class XI
in the boys and girls categories respectively. The best House of the Annual
Sports Meet was once again Bose House, the House which has claimed  the
trophy for now more than five years now. This honour is worth appreciating
and worth talking about.The day ended with the singing of the
National Anthem.
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

          Arwachin Excels at International Children’s Festival

INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL OF PERFORMING ARTS

               BALLET/DANCE DRAMA COMPETITION

 

It was a proud and a delightful moment for the magnificent dancers of Arwachin International School who were trained by Ms.Lochana Tulsi to exhibit their Dance Drama on the theme ‘Brighter Tomorrow’ on 6^th December 2013 at Kamani Auditorium.

A grand opening ceremony of ICFPA was held at Talkatora Stadium on 5^th December 2013.People hailing from different nations attended this ceremony. They showcased unique and scintillating dance performances of their respective motherlands. The students of Ryan International School performed a marvelous Ballet dance on a very thought provoking theme called ‘Brighter Tomorrow’. It is a matter of immense pride for us  to inform our readers  that this coveted ceremony was attended by our honourable Principal Mrs. Gracy Peter, dance teacher Ms.Lochana Tulsi, instrumental music teacher Mr.Dilip Sagar and twelve talented  participants from  Arwachin International School.

A gala closing ceremony and prize distribution event of the International Children’s Festival of Performing Arts was held at National Bal Bhawan on 8^th December 2013.International Children’s Festival of Performing Arts four day cultural extravaganza with the theme ‘Brighter Tomorrow’ brought together over 15,000 students from 21 countries.

  As per this theme, the contestants were required to choose a topic close to their hearts pertaining to social issues -mythological, traditional, classical, contemporary or any other. The students of Arwachin International School performed their endearing Dance Drama depicting the theme of ‘Women Empowerment’. Through this performance they showcased the arduous journey of a girl through different difficult stages of life. It was a blend of distinct dance forms like classical, contemporary and ballet.

                    The dance performance was so enthralling and engrossing that the panel of judges and the audience applauded and cheered the participants with great zest and zeal.

                         The students of Arwachin International School brought laurels to all of us by securing the First Runner Up position. An Appreciation Award was conferred on the Dance Teacher Ms.Lochana Tulsi for the excellent choreography and for enabling the students to perform so fabulously. The following students participated in the International Children’s Festival of Performing Arts:

 

 

 

NAMES                                                               CLASS

Ritika Singh                                                        VII - A

B.Snigdha                                                            VII - A

Kritika Thakur                                                     VII - A

Ayushi Garg                                                         VII - C

Preksha Jain                                                         VII - C

Prashant Chaudhary                                             VIII -C

Aathira Ajay                                                           VIII -C

Aditi Sharma                                                         VIII -C

Dia Upadhyay                                                        VIII -C

Saumya Gaur                                                          IX -B

Sanya Joshi                                                              X -B

Ashu Garg                                                                X -B

                               

VIBGYOR FEST MANIA, 2013

Inter School Competitions

At

Arwachin Bharti Bhawan Sr. Sec. School

Vivek Vihar Delhi - 110095 Ph : 22141630. 22151630

The institution of Arwachin Bharti Bhawan Sr. Sec. School Vivek Vihar, has been Hosting AAKRITI Consistently for last Nine Years. AAKRITI which is Fondly Termed as VIBGYOR is an Annual Art Competition held every year to bring out the hidden talent of children and shape their personality on 6^th Dec. 2013. The competition was inaugurated with Diya Lighting Ceremony by honourable Shri Anurup Sharma, Director and Smt. Urmila Sharma the school.

Name of Teacher on Duty           :     Mrs. Soma Das

                                                                      Mr. Dilip Sagar

Number of Students present      :     19

Classes                                                  :     1 to 10

The students who participated were :

Smriti Sharma

Yukti Saxena             – Class Xth

Was the first runner up in Nail Art Competition the participants gained a lot through this competition and also showed their talent, skill and creative ideas. 

Report By:

Soma Das

Art Teacher

Arwachin International School

Dilshad Garden

NINE IS MINE CAMPAIGN

5^th  DEC’2013

The students of class XI were a part of the “Nine is Mine” program, at Jantar Mantar, which was organised on 5^th December,2013 and was aimed to remind the Indian Bureaucracy of the nine percent share of the GDP that they had promised to the children of the nation for their health and education.

The program began at 10:00am. First the “Manzil” group resented a few heart-touching songs focussing the problems of the ‘Dalit’ community. Then we saw different dance performances and street plays and also listened to varied types of songs and parodies based upon the theme. The cause was promoted and the feeling for it went deep in our hearts as we witnessed the proceedings of the program with provoking slogans in between. The students were exposed to the harsh reality of this incredible, diverse nation, where illiteracy rules the mindsets of the nation. Not just this, poverty, corruption, and lack of basic needs for the common man are some other curses which we were and we are fighting for. Discrimination and ill –treatment towards the “Dalits” was also a major issue of the campaign on which our street play was based.

We all were divided in different groups with two or three schools in each. We were put in Group A and the coordinator of our group was Mr. Manish. During the time “Manzil“group was giving its performances, the different schools also performed within their own groups. When we performed for the first time we were not audible as there were no mikes available. Then later, when we went to the centre-stage for our performance, we all gave our best and were also appreciated by the viewers. We also got refreshments. Brother Steve appreciated our performance a lot and gave special thanks to our Principal and Director (Academics). We watched many other performances. At the end there was a cycle rally by the children belonging to the “Dalit” community which was followed by our slogans on the Protestor’s Street. We also contributed to the “Pension Parishad Campaign”as well, who were demanding for one percent share in the GDP exclusively for the development of the old people.

The overall participation and experience for the Arwachinians was remarkable. 

 

 

SPORTS REPORT

The students of AIS participated in the 59^th National School Games 2013-14 organised by School Games Federation of India. Ashrit Nair, Abhishek Arora,  Aditya Jain from class XI  were part of the the under-19 team representing  the CBSE  in  Netball National School Games held at Bhatinda, Punjab from 28^th nov- 3^rd dec 2013.

Rashika Sharma of class XI represented the Delhi State team as the vice-captain and achieved the second place (Silver medal) in the tournament.

Prashant Choudhary, Yuvraj Singh (VIII C) and Umang Dhama (VII A) represented the CBSE team in the under-14 category Netball Natinal School Games held at Chhattisgarh from 26^th-30^th dec’13.

Gunjan Laspal (VIII B) (the captain for the  Delhi State team) and Ananya Sharma (VIII B) represented the Delhi State team and were declared the winners (Gold Medal).

Shraddha (IX B) played from the Delhi State team and the team won the tournament (Gold Medal).

The following students Sanya Joshi, Simran Kashyap, Smriti Sharma, Kirti Jain, Moksha, Anushka Singh, Kaushiki also participated in the under-17 girls Netball National School Games held at Delhi and represented the CBSE team.

The following students Hamza, Sarthak, Ashu, Prashant Joshi, B. Bhaskar, M. Somnath, Harshit Verma also participated in the under-17 boys Netball National School Games held at Delhi and represented the CBSE team. 

The coach for the tournament was our Sports teacher Mrs. ARTI TYAGI.