“I alone cannot change the world.But I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.”-
Mother Teresa
International Women’s day is celebrated on the 8th of March every year around the world.The purpose of the day is to celebrate the social, economic and cultural achievements of women in various walks of life.

To glorify the achievements of women around the world, the students of Class III D showcased a special assembly on International Women’s Day. They presented an act depicting the struggles the women have to go through to prove their capability. It was followed by an enthusiastic dance performance. 

A melodious song was presented to recognize the significance of women in our lives. The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, appreciated the efforts put up by the students with her encouraging words.

The festival of Holi is all about spreading happiness, joy and love in the lives of others.

Holi is celebrated during the spring season, symbolizing the new beginnings. The festival of colours was celebrated with much fervour and joy in ShreeRam World School on 07^th March 2023. A special assembly was organized by the little twinkles of grade III-C and E.

The festival signifies the victory of good over evil. It is a day of forgiveness and togetherness. The students performed a beautiful act on the famous tale of Hiranyakashyap and Prahlad depicting the significance behind Holika Dahan. This was followed by a melodious song ‘Aayoo Reh Holi ka Tyohaar’. A mesmerizing dance performance by the students filled the atmosphere with the colours of joy. The children and their colourful traditional attires enhanced the festive spirit.

The Head of the School, Ms Sudha Sadangi wished everyone a happy and safe Holi. She also emphasized that the students should use dry colours and save water. So, the spirit of Holi taught the students to follow good conduct in life and believe in the virtue of being truthful and honest.

ShreeRam World School, organized SPACE Explorers workshops for the young adventurers of classes I-VII to make them understand, explore, experiment and experience the wonders of the universe.
A variety of interesting workshops were conducted:

Moon Watch (Classes I-II) – The students were involved in a fun-filled educative way of understanding the various phases of the Moon through visual story telling. They also understood atmosphere as part of Earth and how it demarks the beginning of space It was a fascinating experience to watch the Moon through a telescope.

Destination Moon and Planet (Classes III-V) – The students were familiarised with the concept of the phases of the Moon and the movement of the Moon and the Earth. They also learnt about shadows, interaction of light with different materials and role of light in developing technologies to explore the universe. They were made to identify the prominent craters on the Moon through a telescope.

Evening Rendezvous with the Sky (Classes VI-VII) – The students were given a presentation to make them understand the properties of light – refraction, reflection, convergence and divergence of light rays. Some activities were also planned which were designed to ignite curiosity, impart knowledge about space and have fun while learning. They observed the Moon and craters through a telescope; located various planets via telescope and observed their features.

The students participated in the workshop with great enthusiasm and thoroughly enjoyed the workshop. They were also given a kit for hands-on activities to enjoy at home.

In an uninterrupted sequence of success, Bharam Kumar Vats of class XI Humanities has clinched three bronze medals in Cadet National Judo Championship. The championship was held in Tamil Nadu from 17 February 2023 to 21 February 2023.
Congratulations to him on his well-deserved success! Wishing him even more success in future!

A walk in the nature’s lap is an opportunity to learn about Mother Earth and appreciate and admire her many facets. The students of classes PS to II were thrilled to observe different types of plants and flowers. They were shown the difference between a tree and a plant and different types of plants like shrubs, creepers etc. The students walked around expressing their excitement about everything they saw and heard. Students were encouraged to observe the varying shapes and texture of different flowers as well as the life cycle of the plant. In the entire process the teacher provided appropriate scaffolding to children to construct and enhance their understanding about nature and its importance.

“We cannot stop natural disasters but arm ourselves with knowledge, so many lives wouldn’t have to be lost if there was enough disaster preparedness.”  

A Workshop on Disaster Management was organised for the students of classes VI-VIII, to highlight the importance of disaster management in students' lives. It's essential not only to be aware of disaster management, but also to have an awareness regarding our responsibilities as resourceful individuals.

Disasters can be caused by natural, man-made, and technological hazards and are serious disruptions to the functioning of a community that exceeds its capacity to cope using its resources. The main goal of the workshop was to familiarise the students with the basic conceptual clarity regarding disaster management. Disaster management is a process of effectively preparing for and responding to disasters. The students learned a systematic approach to managing the responsibilities of disaster prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery.

We are proud to share that Yash Kumar and Priyasha Yadav of Class IX of ShreeRam World School have bagged the 2nd position at the Centre Level Science Exhibition conducted by the Directorate of Education. They will now be representing the school at the State Level.
Hearty congratulations to the young achievers!

Christmas is an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world. To celebrate the spirit of Christmas and to remind the importance of giving and receiving love with all the near and dear ones, students of Grade PrePrimary showcased an applaud-worthy assembly on December 23, 2022. The tiny tots celebrated the festival by giving spectacular dance performances and carol singing. The essence of Christmas came alive when Santa Claus moved around distributing candies.
The Head of the School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, appreciated students for their magnificent performance and extended Christmas greetings.

Ramanujan is famous for his infinite series and a lot of other contributions in famous theories. Though not a literary genius, his 3 notebooks or commonly called 'The Lost Notebooks' fascinate many. He also found the Hardy Ramanujan number.

In order to reminisce his achievements, National Mathematics Day was celebrated in school on 22nd December wherein various activities were conducted for all students. A special assembly was also conducted where students talked about Srinivasa Ramanujan and his discoveries. Famous mathematicians including Brahmagupta and Shakuntala Devi were also talked upon. It was followed with an interesting quiz where all students participated enthusiastically. Activities like magic squares, logical reasoning and real life situations with use of maths were conducted in different classes. Different real-life scenarios were given to the students to depict the use of maths in them. Scenarios including how to start an online Instagram business, taking a bank loan or what to do when Ola cab driver asks for cash instead of online payment etc. were given to the students to analyse the practical applications of maths. The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, motivated the students by telling them the importance of mathematics in a student’s life.

Congratulations to the winners!

Dhruv Garg of Class XI and Shourya Garg of Class X bagged third position in the 3rd Dr. Bhai Mahavir Inter-school Sports Championship 2022 in Tennis, U-17 (boys) category. The championship was held at Bhai Parmanand Vidya Mandir, on 16th and 17th December, 2022.

Many congratulations to them on their achievement!

Varsha Chawari of Class VII won a Gold medal, Bhaskar Sharma of Class X won Bronze medal, Bharam of Class Xl won Silver medal in CBSE Inter School Judo competition organised by LK International School. The judokas of SRWS have shown immense grit and confidence in each game. The Head of School congratulated them and encouraged them to wear more laurels.

‘Poetry is the rhythmical creation of beauty in words.’
-Edgar Allan Poe  

In order to instill love for poetry and to develop the recitation skill amongst our students, ShreeRam World School organised an ‘English Recitation Competition’ for classes PS to II from 24th November, 2022 to. In this competition, children came up with different poems on the topics- Stay Fit, Stay Healthy! , Go Green, Books : Our Best Friend, Gratitude (I am Lucky).

Recitation is one of the important and effective modes of learning a language and appreciating a piece of literature that inspire the young poets to showcase their talent and confidence. The competition inspired the children to come forward and exhibit their unique talent of poem recitation. They verbalised their phonemic awareness, imagination and creative potential in an exquisite manner. The extraordinary students of ShreeRam World School arrested the audience with their articulation and vivid evocation while reciting the poems. The competition was judged on the basis of content, presentation, expressions and diction.

Winners of the competition are as follows:

*Fitness is not a destination, but is a way of life.*

The students of Class VI B of ShreeRam World School truly depicted this motto through their assembly. The assembly commenced with students enlightening and inspiring the audience to lead a balanced and healthy life. Then a skit was enacted highlighting the importance of sports in our life. It was followed by rhythmic yoga which is the amalgamation of music with yoga. The assembly was  fantastically presented by the students.

The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, appreciated the performances presented by students.

Bharam from Class XI (Humanities) won gold medal in Under-19 category. Bhaskar from Class X won bronze medal in Under-17 category. Kuldeep Singh of Class VI bagged second position and earned a silver medal. The competitions were conducted on 15th-16th November 2022 in Sam International School, Sector-12, Dwarka. 

Varsha Chawari of Class VII D won gold medal on 17th November 2022 in Zonal Judo Competition held at Queen’s Valley School, Dwarka. 

Heartiest congratulations to them for their fabulous achievement!

- Guru Nanak Dev Ji

India is a country of myriad festivals and celebrations. Festivals lend joy and zest to our life, providing enrichment and entertainment through music and melody, dance and rhythm.

Keeping in view the secular ethos of the school, ShreeRam World School celebrated the festival of Guru Nanak Jayanti. Popularly known as Gurupurab, Guru Nanak Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak DevJi, the founder of Sikhism and the first Guru of the Sikhs. This is one of the most sacred festivals in Sikhism.

A special assembly was conducted by the tiny tots of Class Pinocchio and Tiana to mark the occasion and bring home the relevance of the festival to our young generation. The students sang hymns of praise to God and showcased the community lunch, known as ‘Langar’, which is offered to all the people at the Gurudwara Sahib on Guru Nanak Jayanti.

Serenity and calmness floated in the air with the beautiful humming of the shabads. It paved the way for a very fruitful and productive day for all. The festival was celebrated by all the students with great pride and respect.

"Seven sisters, one soul

 We stand up together, as a whole

 From beauty of hills to serenity of plains

 The view of wild life is mesmerizingly insane.

 We may be aside, but we aren't apart

 Yes we are from NORTHEAST, an inevitable part of India."

 The term 'Seven Sisters' refers to the seven Indian states of north east India namely Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura and Mizoram. All the seven states are an amalgamation of undulating hills, rolling valleys and tranquil hamlets. Every destination is a slice of paradise with diverse flora and fauna.
To depict the diverse culture of seven states, Class VI-A presented the assembly on 'Seven Sister States'. It commenced with seven students representing the Seven states and enlightening the students about them.It was followed by a group song which enchanted the assembly with its melody. The students then performed a group dance illustrating different dance forms of Seven states. The performance was spectacular.
The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, addressed the assembly and appreciated the performances presented by students.

“Since wars begin in the minds of men and women, it is in the minds of men and women that the defence of peace must be constructed.”

United Nations Day is celebrated on 24^th October to mark the anniversary of the day when the UN charter came to force. It is celebrated every year and offers many opportunities to amplify our common agenda to reaffirm the purpose and principles of UN charter that guided us for 76 years. It is a cooperation to strengthen international network in the interest of both nations and people for a more peaceful and prosperous future for all.

On the occasion of UN Day, students of Class VI-C presented a special assembly. It started with a thought of the day highlighting the importance of UN, followed by a skit to signify the formation of United Nations. Various agencies of United Nations and their role was also discussed. The students concluded the assembly by chanting Shanti Mantra to invoke the message of peace and harmony outlined by United Nations.

Diwali is a festival commemorated to mark joy, victory, and harmony. To celebrate the spirit of Diwali and share happiness with all, students of classes Pre School (Peterpan & Figaro) presented an assembly on October 21, 2022 with great zeal and enthusiasm. The little bundles of joy celebrated the festival of lights by getting decked up in beautiful attire. Our little ones shared the significance of the festival with a message of green, clean and Eco friendly Diwali. The students also presented a captivating dance. The fun-filled assembly truly lit it up with the smiles of the energetic toddlers. The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, appreciated students for their alluring performance and extended Diwali greetings.

To add buzz in the festive air, Rangoli Competition was conducted on 19^th and 21st October 2022 in ShreeRam World School for the students of classes VI to XII. The competition was named Rang-Tarang in which students partook with enthusiasm and dressed the school in beautiful and colourful hues.

Decked up in beautiful and bright lights and colours, the school looked all the more mesmerising with rangoli made by students.
Position Holders: 

1^st Position

 2^ndPosition

 3^rdPosition

 The traditional art added icing on the festive cake. The Head of the School lauded the efforts of students and congratulated the winners.

Anika Dhoot of Class VI A of ShreeRam World School proved her mettle by winning three gold medals in Skating Championship (Quad) in three different races. 49^th Delhi State Roller Skating Championship was conducted at GR International School, Bawana on 18^th – 20^th October 2022. Anika represented the school in Under-11 age category. It was a proud moment for the school for which she received immense appreciation by the Head of School.

“It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.”

- Joseph Joubert 

Students of ShreeRam World School participated in the Behes Debate tournament held at Queen’s Valley School, Dwarka. The debate tournament aimed to ameliorate oratory skills and enhance analytical and collaborative aspects of students. The theme 'Birds of a Feather' is an old adage to explain some well-observed aspects of social behaviour among humans. Students explored selections spanning variety of disciplines in their bid to challenge the best in the debating community. 

The students competed with over 50 teams and had an enriching experience. All the participants presented their views and spoke enthusiastically. They received an overwhelming response from the audience. It was a great learning experience for all of them.

 Best Speakers:

1.     Ankit Goswami (X A)- Gold Medal

2.     Ananya Sharma (X A)- Silver Medal

3.     Shreya Pandey (VII C)- Silver Medal

4.     Krish Chauhan (X A)- Bronze Medal

5.     Tisha Rath (VII D)- Bronze Medal

6.     Vanshika Banwari (VIII A)- Bronze Medal

7.     Mannat Kaur Mutti (IX A)- Bronze Medal

 Qualified for Maha Behes:

1. Vanshika Banwari (VIII A)

    Ekansh Krishnatrey (VIII A)

    Anushka Sharma( VIII B)

2. Aarav Pandey (VII C)

    Krithik Dabas (VII B)

    Omkar Dahiya (VII B)

 Wildcard entries to Maha Behes: 

1. Myra Verma (VII C)

    Myra Kabbuwal (VII C)

    Shreya Pandey (VII C)

2. Tisha Rath (VII D)

    Shravya Sharma (VII D)

    Aahana Anand (VII D)

3. Ankit Goswami (X A)

    Krish Chauhan (X A)

    Anik Suhag (X A)

4. Ananya Sharma (X A)

    Himadri Paliwal (X A)

    Siddhika (X A)

In an effort to branch out into sports and make a mark for themselves, Junior Basketball Team of ShreeRam World School participated in the Sankalp Sahodaya Basketball Tournament hosted by ITL Public School, Dwarka.  The tournament was organised on 17th-18th October for under-14 boys. Greeted and applauded for participation, the young  protégés showed immense confidence and acted as a prod for other potential sports players too. The School Head, Ms Sudha Sadangi, motivated the students who represented the school.

The students of ShreeRam World School participated in Inter School Athletic Meet held at RPVV School on 15th October. The students of Class V participated in the competition with great enthusiasm and zeal. The students competed with great sportsman spirit and won medals in Ball Throw Event. Throughout the competition, teamwork and dedication were displayed by our brilliant rising stars. Their excellent and outstanding performance left everyone wonderstruck.  The winners are listed below:

 Congratulations !

1. Mihit Bhardwaj (Second Position)

2. Anmol Yadav (Third Position)

3. Ram(Third Position)

Hand washing is the first basic step towards achieving any millennium goals for development. It saves lives.

Global Handwashing day is celebrated on October 15 every year to increase awareness and understand about the importance of Handwashing. ShreeRam World School marked a day dedicating to hand Hygiene wherein students were sensitised regarding the significance of handwashing. The matron of the school also demonstrated the 10 steps of handwashing and the students repeated after her. In the end, the school took a pledge to maintain hand hygiene and help curb the spread of infections and diseases.  As the world moves beyond COVID-19 to a new normal, it is time to accelerate hand hygiene progress to prevent any kind of infection and it requires a collective effort to enact real change.

Let us all unite for Universal Hand Hygiene.

 Spread kindness not germs.

Wash your hands.

“If you want something you've never had, you must be willing to do something you've never done.”

Fit India Quiz was conducted on 12th October 2022 in ShreeRam World School to promote interest of students in physical fitness and build their knowledge regarding sports. It was a School Round, one of the four rounds of the Quiz, launched by Fit India Mission to select students for registration in Fit India Quiz Preliminary Round. 

Sports education and aptitude is equally important when it comes to holistic development of a child. Students participated with inordinate enthusiasm and zeal in the quiz. Unlike any other test, it was a fun and great cranial exercise which drilled the spirit of fitness in them and made them mull over the importance of sports education in every day life along with academic learning. The questions were a mix of topics including Olympics, popular sports, Commonwealth Games, physical fitness, and yoga. Every child wore their sports cloak during the quiz  and tried their level best to answer the questions. To say it was a wonderful stepping stone towards the success of knowledge of sports would not be an exaggeration!

Milad-un-Nabi is celebrated on the 12th day of the third month of the Islamic calendar. It is celebrated to remember the birthday of Prophet Mohammad.

The shining stars of Class I Tulip conducted a special assembly on this occasion on 7th October 2022. The assembly commenced with the school prayer and a small Dua (Lab pe aati hai dua) followed by a soulful Sufi dance performance by the little Tulips. They enlightened the audience about the significance of the occasion. The students also sang a song –God Allah aur Bhagwan highlighting the importance of India as a secular country.

On this day, special prayers are held in mosques. Milad-Un-Nabi is a day to remember the teachings and kindness of the Holy Prophet. 

The message that all festivals are equally important and that we should all participate in celebrating them came across simply and effectively. The efforts of the children were much appreciated by respected Headmistress, Ms Sudha Sadangi, who encouraged the children to follow the path of peace, love and friendship.

सो तेहि मिलय न कछु सन्देहू॥4॥

भावार्थ:- सत्य को कोई छिपा नही सकता, सत्य का सूर्य उदय जरुर होता है।॥4॥

|| जय श्री राम ||

No matter how hard Evil tries, it can never quite match up to the power of Good, because Evil is ultimately self-destructive. Evil may set out to corrupt others, but in the process corrupts itself. This is what led to the destruction of the demon, Ravana. 

To make students understand the core of Ramayana, students of classes 4 D and E put up a special assembly on 'Dussehra', a popular hindu festival which celebrates the victory of good over evil. The celebration started off by presenting a song ‘Hum Katha Sunate...’, setting the mood for Ramleela, a gala theatrical enactment of Lord Rama's life. Students looked alluring wearing vibrant costumes. The drama ended with showing Hanuman ji tearing open his chest and revealing the majestic appearance of Lord Rama and Sita inside it. Prayers were offered to Hanuman ji for his devotion to Lord Rama. Overall festivity ended on a note of grandeur and fervour. The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, admired and appreciated the efforts put up by the students with her encouraging words.

 This Dussehra, lets burn the Ravana within. Happy Dussehra!

“A man is but the product of his thoughts what he thinks, he becomes.”

- Mahatma Gandhi

Gandhi Jayanti is a national festival celebrated in India to mark the occasion of the birthday of the ‘Father of Our Nation’, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi. Mahatma Gandhi is also known as ‘Bapu’ for his unforgettable contributions towards the Indian freedom struggle. Internationally this day is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence as Gandhiji was the preacher of non-violence. He is a symbol of peace and truth.

A special assembly on Gandhi Jayanti  was put up by the students of Class I Daisy and  Dahlia Thursday (29-09-2022). The assembly began with the mellifluous rendition of Gandhi Ji’s favourite bhajan ‘Raghupati Raghav Rajaram’. The skit presented by the children communicated how Gandhi Ji choose the path of Satyagraha followed by a graceful dance performance on ‘Bande Me Tha Dum’. The assembly ended with an amazing group song ‘Sabarmati Ke Sant Tune Kar Diya Kamal’. The Head of School Ms Sudha Sadangi appreciated the effort put up by the students with her encouraging words.

                                                                           - Heywood Broun

The students of ShreeRam World School participated in K.A Thomas Memorial Inter School Athletic Meet held at St. Mary's School on 29th September. The students competed admirably and won medals in Relay Race. Throughout the competition, our little stars demonstrated teamwork and excitement. They won our hearts with their commitment and excellent performance. The winners are listed below:

Ram Yadav- V E (Bronze Medal)

Anmol Yadav - V E (Bronze Medal)

Reet Bhaduria- V C (Bronze Medal)

Hridesha Luthra - V B (Bronze Medal)

यादेवीसर्वभूतेषुशक्ति-रूपेणसंस्थिता।

नमस्तस्यैनमस्तस्यैनमस्तस्यैनमोनमःI

 A special assembly to celebrate the festival of Durga Puja was held on 28^th September at ShreeRam World School.
The students of Class I (Daffodil and Lily) showcased a skit accompanied by a mesmerizing and energetic dance performance depicting the killing of the demon Mahishasura by Goddess Durga. The epic battle of Durga and Mahishasura is symbolic of the ultimate victory of good over evil. The audience was spellbound to see the young enthusiasts performing ‘Shindoor Khela’ and ‘Dhunuchi’ dance with great zeal and vigour. The victory of good over the evil was joyously celebrated and the whole school resonated with festive vibrations.