Archit Gupta of class XI A won gold medal in boys’ doubles under-19 category in the first Badminton Open tournament organised by A.N.Y. Sports Club. It was held at Sant Sujan Singh Ji International School, New Delhi, on 28-29 October 2023. We are extremely proud of his achievement and dedication. Many congratulations to him! 

“That’s One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for Mankind”.

-Neil Armstrong

ShreeRam World School organized the Hands-On Sessions in association with SPACE Organization for the young minds of Classes I-IX. The sessions were designed to improve knowledge and skill development so that the participants could appreciate the glories of the cosmos in a whole new light. The planned sessions pushed the students to redefine their comprehension of astronomy, its existence and its applicability to their daily lives. The following sessions were conducted:

Magnificent Family of Sun (Classes 3-5): This workshop delivered knowledge about the solar family. It focused on the different planets and their characteristics. Students performed various activities like puzzles of different members of the solar family and arranged them in their sequence.

Window to the Universe (Classes 1-2): In this workshop, students learnt about the phenomenon of Rotation and the Revolution of the Earth and Moon around the Sun. Students performed various hands-on activities as well.

Surface Cartography (Classes 6-10): Students learnt about the basic concept of the creation of topographical maps. They understood the process and science behind the creation of topographical maps.

In the CBSE Judo championship held at Bal Bharti Public School, Dwarka, our students  displayed spectacular talent and earned a bag of medals. Bharam Vats of class XII C won a gold medal and Bhaskar Sharma of class XI C won a silver medal in under-17 category with their exceptional performance which has propelled them to the national stage. Their achievements serve as a testament to their persistence, training and hard work. 

Varsha Chawari of class VIII and Kuldeep Singh of class VII secured a third position. 

We are certain our prodigies will continue to make us proud and demonstrate the true spirit of sportsmanship. Heartiest congratulations to everyone! 

Vocational education and skill-based learning are the blueprints to a future of endless possibilities.  As we immerse ourselves in the world of practical knowledge, we pave the way for personal growth and professional success. A workshop on skill-based learning has been conducted for class VIII that has engaged the students by providing them with relevant and practical knowledge.  These invaluable skills are the keys to unlocking a world of opportunities. Let's embrace the journey of self-discovery and empowerment, where passions turn into professions and dreams become realities.

“Cleanliness is next to godliness.”
Cleanliness is an essential aspect of maintaining a healthy environment. ShreeRam World School organized the Cleanliness Drive under Swachh Bharat, Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan Programme. It aimed at creating awareness among students about the importance of cleanliness in maintaining a healthy environment. The primary objective was to promote cleanliness and hygiene practices in public areas such as streets, parks, and markets. The students of Grade 5 went to the DDA Park in Sector-10 for the Cleanliness Drive marking it as an essential step towards creating a cleaner and healthier environment.
The volunteers of class 5^th worked tirelessly to clean up the location by removing litter, waste material, watering the plants and planted some saplings. The programs aimed to educate people on proper waste disposal practices, such as recycling and composting. The students made people aware to stop throwing garbage and waste in the park or in the street. The drive also encouraged individuals to adopt personal hygiene practices such as washing hands regularly, especially before and after eating.
The Cleanliness Drive served as an example of how communities can come together to promote cleanliness and create a better environment for all.

On Friday, September 29, 2023, the young talents of Class 2 Goldfinch and Pelican, united to pay homage to the great Mahatma Gandhi on Gandhi Jayanti. Through a compelling skit, they portrayed the inspiring journey of Gandhiji. As the assembly came to an end, the Head of School applauded the students for their outstanding presentation, acknowledging their commitment to commemorating the values and teachings of the Father of the Nation. It was a touching tribute to Gandhiji's enduring legacy.

“Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues but the parent of all others." 

World Gratitude Day is celebrated on 21st September globally. On this occasion, a series of gratitude activities were organized in the school which resonated with the spirit of this special day, engaging students from classes VI to XII.

Students from classes VI to VIII embarked on a creative journey as they engaged in a unique activity where they drew beautiful leaf patterns as a canvas to express their heartfelt appreciation towards someone truly special in their life. This exercise not only allowed them to tap into their creative talents but also nurtured an appreciation for the meaningful relationships that enrich our journey.

Simultaneously, students from classes IX to XII undertook a thought-provoking activity inspired by the pioneering work of the renowned positive psychologist, Dr. Martin Seligman. They penned heartfelt gratitude letters to individuals who have made a significant and positive impact on their life. This activity not only promoted self-reflection but also reinforced the significance of acknowledging the kindness and support that surrounds us.

All our students participated in these activities with boundless enthusiasm, and their performances were nothing short of beautiful expressions of gratitude.

May the spirit of gratitude continue to illuminate our paths towards a brighter, more compassionate future!

May Lord Ganesha give you – A rainbow for every storm, a smile for every tear, a promise for every care, and an answer to every prayer!

Festivals build group cohesiveness, bring people together, break the monotony of routine, and energise the body, mind, and spirit. Echoing this festive spirit, the students of class 1- Dahlia and Tulip of ShreeRam World  School celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with much zeal and zest   on 19^th  September 2023.

Ganesha is the first to be worshiped among all the gods in Hindu mythology. He is known as the God of prosperity and wisdom who removes all obstacles, bestows happiness, and spreads peace. The special assembly commenced on a spiritual note with the chanting of the famous Ganesh shloka  ‘Vakratunda Mahakaya’. The little ones  took turns and spoke about the festival and its significance. The students  presented a skit on the re-birth of lord Ganesha. The little dancing stars rocked on a medley of Ganesha songs which added splendour to the entire assembly.

 The spirit of celebration and fervour permeated the festivities. The grand finale saw the rousing chants of Ganpati Bappa Morya! The festival awakened devotion, creativity, understanding, and learning amongst children.

The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi appreciated the efforts of the students for putting up a great show.

“Our Vishwakarma colleagues are the pride of Make in India and this International Convention Center will become a medium to showcase this pride to the world” - PM Modi

A number of students from classes VIII-XII, along with the teachers, had the privilege of visiting the magnificent YashoBhoomi Convention Centre on 18th-19th September 2023. YashoBhoomi Convention Centre spans 73,000 sqm with 15 convention rooms, a grand ballroom, and 13 meeting rooms to accommodate 1,000 delegates. The visit was all the more special as PM Modi inaugurated the YashoBhoomi convention center in Delhi on his birthday, the 17th of September 2023. 

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi dedicated Phase 1 of India International Convention and Expo Centre - ‘Yashobhoomi’ to the nation at Dwarka, New Delhi. He also launched  PM Vishwakarma logo, tagline ‘Samman Samarthya Samridhi’, and portal for traditional artisans and craftspeople on the occasion of Vishwakarma Jayanti. 

With cutting-edge security measures, advanced features and unparalleled facilities, it is a medium through which local artisans and workers will reach global markets. It is a celebration of a myriad and rich tapestry of skills where fishnets, sewing machines, pottery collection, footwears, tribal jewelleries, etc. are exhibited.

Brimming with enthusiasm, students took a walk-through of the exhibition–Guru-Shishya Parampara and New Technology. They were captivated by the 3D Model of Yashobhoomi and the grandeur of the centre left them in awe. Showcasing a dedicated commitment to sustainability, it is a true testament to our commitment to a greener future. It features a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment system, rainwater harvesting, and rooftop solar panels. 

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“The sky is the limit. You never have the same experience twice.”- Frank McCourt

ShreeRam World School organized the Hands-On Sessions in association with SPACE Organization for the young minds of Classes I-IX. The sessions encouraged the students to polish their understanding about astronomy, its presence and its relevance. The sessions were fun exercises with emphasis on group discussions and hands-on activities. The following sessions were conducted:

Cosmic Fireworks (Classes 3-5): This workshop delivered the knowledge about space rocks. It basically focussed on the difference between meteors, meteorites and meteoroids. Students performed various activities like flame test, meteor hunting and also observed a real meteorite.

A Day on Earth (Classes 1-2): Students discovered that the Earth is a spherical planet with landmasses and lots of water bodies. They analyzed that the portion of the Earth facing the Sun has daytime and the portion away from the Sun has night. They learnt that the reason behind day and night is Rotation of the Earth on its axis. Students performed various hands-on activities as well.

Astrophotography for Beginners (Classes 6-10): Students learnt about the basic concept of photography i.e. to capture the light with the DSLR Camera. They also learnt about the basic functions of DSLR and its working.

To mark the birth of Lord Krishna, the festival of Janamashtami was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm by the students of classes VA and VC. Children celebrated the occasion by showcasing special events from the life story of Lord Krishna through dance drama, followed by the singing of bhajans in his praise. The students were overjoyed to see the depiction of the breaking of ‘Dahi Handi’ to grace this occasion. The bright and joyful faces of children lit up the festive aura with a spirit of love, devotion, and faith. 

The celebration also created awareness about Indian tradition, custom, and culture. It conveyed the strong message, "Victory of good over evil".  It was applauded and appreciated by the Head of School leaving the children motivated.

‘A good teacher is like a candle – it consumes itself to light the way for others.’

Teachers’ Day is celebrated every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Dr. Radhakrishnan was a distinguished scholar, statesman  and philosopher. 

A special assembly was organised by the students of class XI on Tuesday, 5 September 2023. Teachers are the foundation of quality education and play a significant role in shaping young minds. From lending us a helping hand to acting as anchors to steering us through all odd moments, teachers are an epitome of knowledge, patience and kindness. 

Students expressed gratitude to their gurus and acknowledged the deep influence teachers have had on their lives. They put up a splendid performance which underscored the importance of teachers in our lives. There were energetic song and dance performances which held all the teachers spellbound. 

In an award ceremony as a part of celebration, the teachers were presented with the titles, leaving them all content and cheerful. The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, appreciated the efforts of all the students and thanked the teachers for their invaluable support and determination. 

Our judokas dominated in Judo Zonal Tournament held in Sam International School, Dwarka. Bhaskar Sharma of class XI C won a gold medal and Tanish Solanki of class IV E won a silver medal. Ketan Solanki of class VI B and Kuldeep Singh of class VII B won bronze medals. The school feels incredibly proud of their outstanding achievements. Many congratulations to the champions!

In a display of outstanding skill, determination, and sportsmanship, ShreeRam World School, emerged victorious at the recent Zonal Judo Competition. We are pleased to inform that Varsha Chawari secured a Gold medal at the highly competitive Zonal Judo Competition held at Queens Valley School, Dwarka. Congratulations to the winner! Your dedication, hard work, and exceptional performance have truly paid off. Well done on your remarkable achievement!

“You’ll never know what you are capable of until you take that first step and just go for it.”                     
National Sports Day is celebrated every year on 29th August to commemorate the birth anniversary of the legendary Indian hockey player, Major Dhyan Chand also known as the 'Wizard of Hockey'. To celebrate the spirit of sports, a special assembly was conducted by the little sportsmen of classes IV B and E. The students emphasised the value of sports in our daily lives and portrayed famous sports personalities. A mesmerizing dance performance added charm to the day and was appreciated by all. The event like these always helps our students showcase confidence and get over stage fear.

“Our G-20 mantra is - One Earth, One Family, One Future”- PM Narendra Modi

The workshop was held on Monday, 28 August 2023, on India’s Presidency in G20 to enlighten the students of classes IX-XII regarding this achievement of our nation at the global level.

The theme of India’s G20 Presidency - “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” or “One Earth · One Family · One Future” - is drawn from the ancient Sanskrit text of the Maha Upanishad. Essentially, the theme affirms the value of all life – human, animal, plant, and microorganisms – and their interconnectedness on the planet Earth and on the broader universe.

It also spotlights LIFE (Lifestyle for Environment), with its associated, environmentally sustainable, and responsible choices, both at the level of individual lifestyles and national development.

Students learned that India's Presidency in the Group of Twenty (G20) plays an essential role in shaping and strengthening global architecture and governance on all major international economic issues. Our nation holds the Presidency of the G20 from 1 December 2022 to 30 November 2023. Studentsalso gained an understanding of the G20 Presidency bringing together the G20 agenda in consultationwith other members and in response to developments in the global economy.

Relentless training and immense motivation are the secrets behind the strength of our young fighters. Heartiest Congratulations to Srijan Anand of class IX- B for winning Bronze medal in Taekwondo zonal competition, which was held at Govt Co-Ed SV School, Sector 17, Dwarka. 

We imagined, we honed, and we won.

‘Fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.’

This was the thought in the minds of our young fighters when they get ready to prove their mettle in the field. We are proud to announce that Saksham Chamoli of class VI won bronze medal in Taekwondo zonal inter-school competition held at Govt co-ed sv school, Sector-17, Dwarka. 

Congratulations! Wishing him numerous stretches of accomplishment in sports!

Priyanshu of class X B won a silver medal in Zonal Thang-ta competition, held on Saturday, 19th August 2023. He made the school proud and received accolades for his feat. Many congratulations to him!

Students were presented with a unique opportunity to visit the Parliament on Friday, 18th August 2023. The majesty of India's supreme legislative body left them in awe. Their classroom knowledge took on new significance as they connected it to the entire excursion. Inside, they beheld the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, central hall, and parliament library, gaining insights into the seating arrangements.

This visit instilled a deeper understanding of India's democratic heritage in the students. Engaging actively, they participated in discussions and explanations about the parliament's functioning. This educational outing, no doubt, would propel these students towards responsible citizenship and dedicated service to the nation in the future.

Self-defence training serves as a life-enriching skill for girls, enhancing their awareness of the environment and their capacity to handle unexpected situations. This training guides them to develop psychological, intellectual, and physical strength, enabling effective self-protection during times of distress. Learning self-defence empowers girls, boosts their confidence and provides a sense of safety in challenging situations. It's crucial for girls to embrace this skill and break free from negative emotions. In order to prepare our girls in dealing with such challenges, SRWS conducted a workshop on Self defence on 16th August 2023.

The school celebrated 77th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and vigour on Thursday, 10 August 2023. It was bedecked in the tricolour, the stage with the backdrop of the beautiful and imposing Red Fort. The day saw a patriotic air all around evoking a sense of pride and unity. 

The theme of the event revolved around exploring the journey of Red Fort through time. Mesmerising performances were put together by students which narrated the tale of the historical marvel, Red Fort. The event was in line with the theme of the year’s Independence Day—Nation First, Always First. The festivities kicked off with the honourable Chairman, Sh S.K. Sachdeva, proudly hoisting the national flag. A tribute was paid to the heroes who sacrificed their lives for India's independence.

The festive echo was enriched by a vibrant array of cultural performances. Students presented a tapestry of patriotic songs and lively dances that vividly portrayed India's evolution from gloomy centuries of colonial rule to hard-fought independence.

The event was a resounding success, and concluded with a message and the responsibility we all share in safeguarding and nurturing our democracy. The event ignited a spark of patriotism in the hearts of every participant. Ms Sudha Sadangi, Head of School, lauded the efforts of everyone and waxed lyrical on the country’s growth and its ambitions. 

At the unique event held at school on Monday, 7th August 2023, the venerated Indian Air Force conducted an informative session on the ‘Careers in IAF and Armed Forces’. The esteemed officers addressed the students from classes IX-XII followed by an exciting quiz with distribution of souvenirs. The whole event was culminated by a hands-on experience at simulators for a real-time experience at flying. The students gained an insight into careers in defence which led to an overall feeling of elation and excitement. 

Saumya Dutt Kaushik student of V D  has won a gold medal at the 1st Delhi Hapkido Cup Championship. This championship was held in Delhi on 5th and 6th August 2023.Congratulations to him on his well-deserved success!

"Astronomy compels the soul to look upward, and leads us from this world to another.” — Plato, The Republic, 342 BCE

ShreeRam World School organized the Hands-On Workshops in association with SPACE Organization for the young minds of classes I-IX. The workshops were conducted to make the students understand,learn, explore, experiment and experience the wonders of the universe.The sessions encouraged the learning of Astronomy, its presence andits relevance in the day-to-day life of the students. The workshops were fun exercises with emphasis on group discussions and hands-on activities.

The following sessions were conducted:

 Classes I-II – Discovering the Skies

 Classes III-V – Terra-Magneta

 Classes VI–IX – Lunar Settlement

The idea of Youth Parliament in our nation finds its roots in the ‘Fourth All India Whips’conference held in Bombay in 1962. The conference’s deliberations underscored the importance of bolstering democracy in educational institutions. 

The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs devised a scheme for Youth Parliament, aiming to create a platform for lively debates and discussions among young debaters, policymakers, and opinion-makers. The primary goal of this initiative is to motivate the youth to express their ideas in a structured and organized manner, encouraging them to participate in constructive dialogues.

The students enthusiastically participated in the Youth Parliament Program on Monday, 31st July 2023, organised by the school and the topics were: AGNIVEER: THE FUTURE OF INDIAN ARMY and SKILL INDIA.

Throughout the Youth Parliament Program, students understood the parliamentary procedure and gained insight into the functioning of parliament. They learnt the significance of adhering to rules to conduct discussions systematically and effectively. Moreover, they gained exposure to various social and national challenges, and developed an ability to arrive at a decision after group discussion. 

The program serves as an avenue for students to voice their thoughts and hone their critical-thinking skills. Students become valuable contributors to society with increased knowledge and a sense of responsibility. 

“Water is life and conservation is the future. Let’s save lives through water conservation.”To sensitise students about the importance of water, a special assembly on “Jal hi Jeevan” wasconducted by the students of class II Canary and Flamingo.The assembly commenced with an intriguing poem, followed by a skit focussing on the impact ofwater pollution on the aquatic life. The students presented a dance showcasing the importance ofwater in the life of human beings. Students also conveyed different ways of water conservation.The students of class II presented a melodious song “Phoolon ne Jaake” which created anatmosphere of ecstasy. Students enthusiastically participated in the assembly.The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi appreciated the students for their efforts and motivated all the students to save water and take care of the environment.

“Science in the service of humanity is technology, but lack of wisdom may make the service harmful.”

The students of class IX conducted a special assembly highlighting the impact of technology on our lives.

The assembly commenced with an intriguing thought of the day, followed by a melodious song focussing on the evils of social media addiction. The students then presented an engaging skit shedding light on the challenges and opportunities associated with technology. The students enacted that technology is a double-edged sword, if used judiciously, it is a boon or else a bane. The assembly concluded with a mesmerising dance performance by the students.

The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi appreciated the students for their efforts and reiterated the need for sensible use of technology.

Igniting Ideas: Eureka Exhibition 

The much-anticipated Eureka Exhibition was held on Saturday, 22 July 2023, showcasing a diverse array of creative projects, innovative models, and engaging games. The event offered a platform for students to display their talents, skills, and knowledge acquired during their academic journey. 

Abuzz with a fascinating display of various projects and models created by students, the atrium and exhibition halls exuded vibrancy. Each project demonstrated thoughtful planning and tireless efforts made by the students and staff members. 

At the exhibition, the students engaged visitors with thought-provoking discussions on Sustainable Development Goals and their significance in addressing global challenges. Embracing the significance of the International Year of Millets, the students took the opportunity to highlight the health and nutritional benefits of millets. With flair and eloquence, the students showcased their proficiency in both French and Sanskrit on G20, leaving the parents in awe.

Interactive games related to mathematics, language, arts, etc. were also organised that were well-received by all the attendees. What added icing on the cake was the artistic prowess of students celebrated through paintings, sketches, and drawings. 

The Eureka Exhibition triumphed as an overwhelming success, earning plaudits from all quarters. We look forward to more opportunities in future where students push the envelope and yield fruitful results. 

FOSTERING LEADERSHIP: INVESTITURE CEREMONY 

“Leadership is not about the title, it’s about the impact you make.”

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic session 2023-24 was held on Friday, 21 July 2023. It was celebrated with utmost earnestness and vigour. The Investiture Ceremony, where the members of the Student Council are formally appointed, is a small yet important step in the school’s annual schedule. 
As the teachers and students attentively watched, the ceremonial pinning of badges and the handing over of flags and sashes took place. The council members solemnly pledged to execute their duties diligently, striving for the honor and glory of the school. 
The event involved the selection of the Head Boy and Head Girl from class XII, considering their exceptional qualities and achievements. The selection process for the leadership positions involved appointing Captains from class XII and Vice Captains from class XI.
The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, encouraged the students on the occasion with an inspiring speech. The event concluded with a rendition of the National Anthem.

ShreeRam World School celebrated Bastille Day in the school by conducting a special assembly that was presented by students of classes VI-X. The special assembly put together by the students was all about understanding the facts and activities that led to the celebration of Bastille Day in France.
The assembly started with a thought of the day in French and then in English. The students of classes VII and VIII explained the history of Bastille Day by taking up questions that answered what, why and how the day is observed and celebrated.
The students also talked about the events that led the French movement. They elaborated on why the people in France were enraged and how that led to the things that occurred with the monarchy. It was quite interesting to know about some less known facts.
The students of class VIII presented themselves as the famous monuments of France. A french folk dance was staged by the students of class IX, followed by a spectacular parade with French flags and posters.
This assembly was an insight into the culture and civilization of France for the students and staff members. It also gave our students the confidence to speak in French with complete fluency and command.