YOGA FOR A BETTER TOMORROW 

Unite, connect and thrive, one breath at a time 

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, our students and teachers embraced the zen flow on June 21, 2024, with a variety of asanas, finding harmony between mind and body. Together on the mat, they ignited their inner light, elevated their spirits, and engaged in the journey of well-being.  
A guided meditation and yoga session was organized to promote relaxation and reduce stress. A host of activities were organised to boost engagement and encourage future participation. A quiz on yoga was also conducted to instill the significance of healthy lifestyle in students. Yoga teachers led sessions for both students and teachers, focusing on basic yoga postures and breathing exercises. The session ended with a few minutes of silent meditation.
The day, characterized by a calm atmosphere, was a tremendous success. Participants enthusiastically took part in the yoga session and physical activities. The session not only raised awareness about the benefits of yoga but also offered individuals the opportunity to experience its positive effects firsthand.
Ms Sudha Sadangi, the Head of School, emphasised the importance of incorporating yoga in our busy and harried lifestyles. She encouraged everyone, be it a novice or a seasoned practitioner, to rely on yoga-lutions in their daily drill.

ShreeRam World School organised Mock Elections on 13 May 2024 to celebrate the democracy in our country. It gave students an opportunity to experience and understand the Indian Democratic System, and engage in discussions about the importance of active citizenship and participation in governance. In our democracy, the power to shape the future lies in the hands of the people. Participating in elections is not only a right but also a responsibility. Our students got a chance to experience the electoral process, which helped in promoting awareness, critical thinking, and civic engagement among our student body.
The mock elections provided a platform for students to engage in meaningful discussions about key issues, understand the democratic values of fairness and accountability, and recognize the diversity of opinions and perspectives within the school community. It allowed students to recognize the power of their voices and the impact of their collective choices.
During the event, students of classes IX-XII got  the opportunity to play the roles of candidates, campaigners, voters, and election officials. Each class represented a distinct constituency and candidates got the chance to engage in healthy debate. Voting booths were set up, and the entire process mirrored  the procedures of a real election.
It was truly a stimulating and interactive experience for students where students learnt to uphold the values of fairness, mutual respect, and responsible citizenship.

The 'Mother's Day Assembly' was a heart-warming event where the students of classes VC and VD showcased their love and appreciation for mothers around the world through various performances. The assembly began with a touching introduction highlighting the importance of mothers in our lives. Following the introduction, students performed a skit that beautifully portrayed the unconditional love and sacrifices made by mothers. The students also showcased mesmerizing dance performances that further captured the essence of maternal love. The graceful movements and emotive expressions of the dancers left a lasting impact on everyone present followed by soulful singing, all dedicated to mothers. The assembly was enjoyed by everyone making them feel the love and warmth that filled the air. The Head of School Ma'am praised the students for their heartfelt performances and the effort they put into making the assembly memorable. It was truly a touching and memorable celebration of motherhood.  

Belief in oneself, coupled with dedication, pride, and unwavering perseverance, paves the path to victory.
We are delighted to announce that Yogita Raman Sharma, a sixth-grade student, secured the Second Position in the event 'Kavyanjali' (Hindi Poem Recitation Competition) held at the Annual Inter-school Event, 'Spardha,' hosted by Adarsh World School on May 4, 2024. ShreeRam World School extends heartfelt congratulations to both the mentor and the winner and wishes Yogita continued success in all her future endeavors.

A career counselling session on subject choices and career scopes was hosted by ShreeRam World School for the students of class X to XII. It was conducted on Friday, 3^rd May 2024. The resource person for the session was Ms Shraddha Pankaj, a Freelance Career Coach and Teacher Trainer. She began with highlighting the ever-evolving scopes for the new generation. The comprehensive session offered valuable insights into the personal growth of the students. Every stream i.e. Science, Commerce and Humanities was talked upon highlighting both its familiar and unfamiliar courses. The importance of continuous learning and adaptability in today’s dynamic job market was also highlighted. Students also enquired about various professions and colleges offering their course of interest. The session ended with all students’ being highly motivated to work towards a better career path.

“No work is insignificant. All labour that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance.” ~ Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

The month of May started with a special assembly on Labour Day. Students of classes VI C and VI D enlightened everyone about the contributions of labourers to our society and their significant role in the growing economy. An effective speech followed by a skit and dance performance showcased the hard work and determination of labourers. A song was also presented through which they highlighted the importance of these unsung supporting heroes of our lives.The assembly revolved around the theme of hope, optimism, progress, love and togetherness to create a better world to live. Each student participated exuberantly and passionately. At the end, the Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, appreciated the students and emphasised that no work is insignificant. She praised the students for their efforts in making the program a success.

Our judo stars dominated the mats at the 39th Delhi State Judo Championships, held at I.G. Complex, K. D. Jadhav Indoor Stadium, New Delhi. Tanishq Solanki of class V stole the show with a gold medal. Bhaskar Sharma of class XII snagged the bronze medal and Kuldeep Singh of class VIII locked in the silver medal. Heartiest congratulations to them! What a trifecta of triumph! 

In response to the evolving landscape of education, CBSE conducted a Capacity Building Program at ShreeRam World School on Competency Based Assessment (Secondary Level) - Mathematics on Friday and Saturday, April 19th-20th, 2024. The program focussed on equipping teachers with the art and science of crafting engaging and thought-provoking questions. Spanning over two days, it aimed to empower educators with the essential skills needed to stimulate critical thinking, foster curiosity and enhance student engagement within the classroom.
Ms Ishita Mukherjee, the senior resource person (CBSE and FDRC) for capacity building in Mathematics (primary, upper primary and secondary) and gender sensitivity was invited to share the insights and experiences, inspiring participants to embrace new perspectives and strive for excellence. 

Mr. Rahul Sofat, a Mathematics lecturer at Air Force Golden Jubilee Institute, New Delhi and the recipient of CBSE National Teachers Award, graced the programme  with a diverse range of interactive ideas tailored to address the evolving needs of the school community.
The programme helped in critical understanding of the formulation of Multiple Choice Questions, Free Response Questions and Case-based Questions in a manner that these questions act as tools to identify misconceptions, foster creativity and play the role of Assessment FOR learning. From motivational conversation to hands-on activities, a two-day session was carefully curated to stimulate creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

The culmination of the Capacity Building Programme marked not just the end of an event but the beginning of a journey towards continuous growth and excellence. 

Eid is a time of hope and grace.
To mark the end of Ramadan, a special assembly on ‘Id-Ul-Fitr’ was organised by the students of Class VI with a lot of zest and fanfare. The celebration was an earnest attempt to embrace the values of compassion, understanding and respect. The students were made cognizant of the fact that it is a festival of prayers, joy, brotherhood and charity.
From lively dances to heartfelt recitations of Eid prayers, each presentation captured the essence of Eid and its significance.The celebration was concluded by a solemn prayer to the Almighty seeking for a safe and a better world to live in harmony. By embracing diversity, the school community exemplified the values of empathy and respect that lie at the heart of this auspicious occasion.
Head Of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi encouraged the students to follow and celebrate all the religions and traditions. 

On 8th April 2024, the school celebrated World Health Day to highlight the significance of good health and well-being for all. It was a unique experience to come together to promote actions that can improve our health—through a skit, song and rhythmic yoga performed by the students of class XII. It underscored that everyone, everywhere should have access to essential health services without facing financial hardship. 
The special assembly began with a prayer and thought stating the importance of being healthy inside and outside. To add variety to the assembly students incorporated a myriad of artistic expressions. A mesmerizing music performance ‘ROAR’ by one of the students along with her harmony singers captivated the audience, further reinforcing the theme of the day. The trifecta of physical, social and mental health is what captured everyone’s attention. The celebration incorporated elements of mindfulness and well-being through rhythmic yoga, the tour de force of the special assembly, promoting actions that can enhance individual health and vitality. Furthermore, the event featured a quiz section for the audience to heighten awareness of health-related topics. This interactive segment injected enthusiasm in the students and helped them gauge their knowledge in health and well-being.
Our respected Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi, delivered insightful remarks and encouraged everyone to embrace a path of wellness in daily life. 

An educational day trip saw the students of class XI in patriotic spirit on 5 April 2024, as they ventured to the hallowed grounds of the National War Memorial and India Gate. 
The riveting journey began with inordinate enthusiasm and vigour. Students explored the landmarks, awed by the grandeur of India Gate and solemn atmosphere of the War Memorial. Hearts swelled with pride and reverence in the embrace of these places, saluting the valour of the soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces. 
Amidst the shifting skies, from somber clouds to bright sunshine, students along with the teachers basked in the glory of the day under the canopy of trees. Sitting down to share meals, playing games with one another and striking poses for the pictures were the light moments. 
Children returned from their trip with beaming smiles on their faces, filled with delight and wonderment. The visit left an indelible imprint on them, inspiring a newfound respect and appreciation for their nation's past. 

To mark the commencement of a new academic session and commemorate the milestone of 10 years of ShreeRam World School, the students of class X presented a special assembly on Monday, 1 April 2024, filled with reverence, reflection, and celebration.The assembly commenced with a soulful invocation to the goddess Saraswati, seeking her blessings for academic prowess and enlightenment. Following this, a poignant tribute unfolded, acknowledging the school's remarkable evolution over the past decade. After the invocation, a mesmerising dance performance unfolded, embodying the transformative influence of the school on the students. The highlight of the assembly was a heartfelt, self-composed poem that eloquently articulated the importance of the school in nurturing young minds and fostering excellence. 
Ms Sudha Sadangi, the esteemed Head of School, took center stage to impart her invaluable words of wisdom. With a blend of nostalgia and anticipation, she reflected on the school's journey and offered profound insights into the essence of new beginnings. 

ShreeRam World School organised an Interhouse Rangoli Competition which served as an art-integrated activity for Mathematics. Students created different patterns and vibrant designs for their rangoli. The students of class X and XII participated, with 5 members from each house. The first position was secured by two houses Nalanda and Alexandria, third by Takshila and fourth position by Pisa house.

The Cultural Fest and Annual Prize Distribution for Classes Preschool to II was held on Wednesday, 21 February 2024. The event saw the presence of Mr. Anil Sachdeva, Vice-Chairman, ShreeRam World School. The school invited the parents to the function which began at 11:00 AM. The event started with lighting of the lamp by our Chief Guest followed by Invocation by the students of Class II. The Head of School, Ms. Sudha Sadangi gave the inaugural speech which was followed by the Prize Distribution ceremony. The hardworking children of classes PS to II were felicitated by Mr. Anil Sachdeva Sir in various categories like All Rounder, Excellence in Academics, Sports, Yoga, Oratory Skills, etc. Aikyam means unity, highlighting the world’s major powers with a mix of diverse cultures joining hands along the path of solidarity and progress promoting education, technology, health and sustainable living. The event further proceeded with the cultural part where students showcased the dance forms of various G 20 countries like Australia, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Africa, China, Japan etc. who are playing a pivotal role in shaping our future. The event concluded with the Grand Finale by the children of all classes where India’s popularity and power was projected in the global gaze. The Vote of Thanks was given by the students of Class III and the event culminated with the National Anthem.

"Wipe out pollution before it wipes you out".

In the midst of the rise in the air pollution levels in the city, a special Assembly by classes III C & IV C on the theme - Pollution was organised on February 19, 2024, to sensitise the students on the harmful effects of pollution. The students spoke on various types of pollution and what all steps can be taken to preserve the environment. A heart touching message by Mother Earth was shown on the stage which demonstrated the side effects of humans trying to modify nature for their own selfish needs. An informative and entertaining presentation through dance and a Rap Song showcased the causes, consequences and ways to control the pollution that has engulfed us.

The assembly concluded with the students sensitising the audience that even a tiny endeavor would go a long way in saving the humankind from this deadly problem of pollution. A pledge was taken by all the students to value the generosity of Mother Earth and to create awareness to keep the Earth clean and green.

‘Escape the ordinary and explore the extraordinary in Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands.’

The ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ Programme was conceptualized by the Government of India with the idea of a sustained and structured cultural connect between people of different regions.

To promote tourism in India and create awareness among the students, the little explorers of Class III-A and Class III-B conducted an enchanting special assembly on the topic, ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’: ‘Our Exotic Islands’

The students performed a beautiful act describing the beauty of the islands. It talked about the pristine beaches with crystal-clear turquoise waters. They also highlighted the ‘agriculture, forestry and fishing’ as the primary occupation of these islands. This was followed by a melodious choir singing appreciating the natural wonders of Lakshawdeep Island. The mesmerizing dance performance of the students depicted the distinct culture of the tribes.

The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi applauded the students for their efforts to promote the enthralling visual beauty and experience of Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands. The assembly concluded with a calm meditation session visualizing the serene beauty of the beaches.

The festival of Basant Panchami welcomes the onset of spring season and is dedicated to Goddess Saraswati.Goddess Saraswati is the epitome of knowledge, music, learning and art. It is believed that without her blessings, the world would be shrouded in ignorance, as she represents enlightenment. The festival of Basant Panchami was celebrated with much devotion in ShreeRam World School on 14^th February 2024. The special assembly was organized by the little angels of III-D,III-E and III-F to seek the blessings of Goddess Saraswati.

The celebration commenced with a graceful rendition of Saraswati Vandana prayer. The students performed a magnificent act depicting the significance of objects held by Goddess Saraswati in her hands. It beautifully embodied the values connected to all the elements (vastra, hansa, kamal, veena, mala, pustaka) thus, establishing the goddess as the symbol of ultimate truth. This was followed by a melodious recitation of the shloka ‘Ya Kundendu Tushara Hara Dhawala’. The divine performance of the students showed the benefits of yoga and meditation to bring self-control and peace within oneself. The children and their yellow attires enhanced the festive spirit.

The Head of School, Ms Sudha Sadangi wished everyone happy Basant Panchami and highlighted the importance of virtues and teachings of the Goddess of learning in a student’s life.

We are delighted to announce that Bhaskar Sharma, a student of class XI C, has secured a silver medal in Kurash Junior National Championship held in Ganganagar, Rajasthan! Heartiest congratulations to him on this remarkable achievement. Here's to hoping his winning streak continues to shine brightly.

Vaani Aseri of class Pre School has secured 2nd position in the Clay Modelling  event, Darsh Yadav and Kmyra Solanki of class V have secured 1st position in the Marionette event, Aahana Anand and Omkar Dahiya of class VIII and Samaira Batra and Mysha Singh of class VII have secured 2nd position in the Colloquy event, Urshita Manocha and Tavisha Garg of class IX have secured 3rd  position in the Clar Cante event in  Rhapsody Inter School Competition  organised by Bal Bharati Public School.

On the occasion of National Mathematics Day, the enthusiasm and brilliance of our Class 8 students illuminated the school assembly. The event showcased a blend of mathematical prowess, creativity, and a deep appreciation for the subject. The assembly commenced with an engaging presentation highlighting the life and contributions of the renowned mathematician, Srinivasa Ramanujan, inspiring students with his remarkable journey. This was followed by captivating demonstrations of the role of mathematics in different professions in present times and an interactive session where students showcased their mathematical acumen through brain teasers. The fervor and active participation of the students were palpable as they engaged in sharing interesting facts, and explained mathematical concepts with eloquence and confidence.

A round of applause for Varsha of 8D, Judo dynamo of ShreeRam World School , for securing the bronze medal at the prestigious National Sub Junior Judo Championship held at Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Kochi.Congratulations Varsha!!Your triumph reflects your tenacity and talent, adding a spark of pride to our school. Keep aiming for the stars and keep shining in your pursuit of further triumphs.  

“Astronomy’s much more fun when you’re not an astronomer.”- Brian May 

For young minds in school, ShreeRam World School and SPACE Organization arranged hands-on workshops. To improve comprehension, facilitate learning, explore new things, and upgrade skills, incredible workshops were organized, providing participants with a whole new way to experience the wonders of the cosmos. The organized workshops aimed to enhance the pupils' comprehension of astronomy, its existence, and its significance in their daily lives. The students were spell-bound after looking at rings of  Saturn,  moons of Jupiter and craters of the Moon. The pupils' increased fervour was satisfying in and of itself. The workshop focused on group discussions and practical tasks, which were enjoyable exercises. The following sessions were conducted: 

1) The Magnified Universe (Classes 1-2): This workshop delivered knowledge about different devices used in different professions. Along with that, students learnt about the lenses and mirrors and the difference between them. Students then came to know about the use of lenses and curved mirrors in telescopes and finally they observed different terrestrial and celestial objects through the telescopes. 

2) Locked Luna (Classes 3-5): This workshop included the understanding of the Moon with its history and different names in different civilizations. They came to know about the different features of the Moon and their respective characteristics. Students also observed the Moon through a telescope and recognized its different features. 

3) Capturing Celestial Objects (Classes 6-10): This workshop included the study of various methods of photography. It introduced the understanding of DSLR camera and how it can be used to capture different celestial objects. The different techniques of astrophotography included terrestrial photography, Lunar photography, focal photography, prime focus photography and planetary photography.

On Friday, November 24, 2023, the corridors of SRWS were aglow with reverence and festivity as students of Pre School Tiana and Pinocchio came together to commemorate Gurpurab, celebrating the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev ji. The students were dressed in traditional Sikh attire, gathered to pay homage to the teachings of the Guru Nanak Dev ji. The assembly started with Prabhat Pheri invoking a sense of spirituality and unity. They shared the valuable teachings and principles espoused by Guru Nanak Dev ji, enlightening everyone about the profound essence of the occasion. Langar pratha was displayed which encapsulated the teachings of Sikhism—emphasizing the importance of serving humanity. The highlight of the assembly were the hymns and shabads which were resonated with spiritual fervor. As the assembly came to an end, the primary in-charge, took to the stage, commending the students for their exceptional performances. The assembly illuminated the significance of Gurpurab, guiding us all on a path of compassion, equality, and universal brotherhood.

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.