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29th February 2016 – Character Dramatization
“Acting gives you a story to tell, a reason to cry, And lets you for once be someone other than yourself.”
Role play is the basis of all dramatic activity. The ability to step into another character’s shoes comes quite naturally to most children. Activities like Character Dramatization challenge children to develop a more sensitive understanding of a variety of viewpoints whilst sharpening their language and movement skills. By adopting a role, children can step into the past or future and travel to any location, dealing with issues on moral and intellectual levels.
A Character Dramatization Competition was held for the students of classes III to V on Monday, 29th February 2016. Children came dressed up in their favourite literary characters like Harry Potter, Anne Frank, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Sherlock Holmes, Oliver Twist, Helen Keller, Pinocchio etc. The passionate enactments were appreciated by everyone present. The Head of the School congratulated the students on their wonderful performances and encouraged them to showcase their innate talents.
The winners:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| ASHMITA SARKAR |
IV |
I |
| NORA SINGH NARU |
IV |
II |
| ROHAN NAIR |
III |
III |
| SNEHA JAIN |
V |
III |
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24th – 26th February 2016 - Freestyle: Solo Dance Competition
“Of all the arts, none remains as rooted in ritual as dance.”
Dance is the visual representation of the tradition, culture and music of the people. When we try to translate the vitality of our life energy into fluid moves, we dance. Every dance performance is unique as every dancer is a unique being throbbing with life.
A freestyle Solo Dance Competition was held from 24th to 26th February, 2016 for the tiny Preschoolers. The programme started with great zeal and enthusiasm. It was a treat to see the children dressed in their vibrant best and dancing like little angels on different tunes. The whole atmosphere became lively with the children cheering and clapping for their friends. All the children of Pre School and Pre Primary later enjoyed dancing on the most popular foot tapping number – ‘Bum Bum Bole’. It was a fun filled event wherein the children got an opportunity to showcase their talent.
The happiness of the children was amply evident. The performances were very much appreciated by one and all present. It was a platform to promote existing and novel talents and bring to the forefront the true form of this art. The students were also encouraged to participate more in such activitiess to enhance their talents.
The Best dancers:
PRESCHOOL
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| ANJALIKA CHANGMAI |
PINOCCHIO |
I |
| MISHKA MANOCHA |
PINOCCHIO |
II |
| KAASHVI GARG |
PINOCCHIO |
III |
| ANIKA DHOOT/AYAAN SURI |
PINOCCHIO |
CONSOLATION |
| ROZLEEN KAUR |
PETER PAN |
I |
| YUVRAJ SINGH |
PETER PAN |
II |
| SAMAIRA NERWAL/ARRNAV PANDEY |
PETER PAN |
III |
| AYUSH BHARTI |
PETER PAN |
CONSOLATION |
| AYAN SINGH |
FIGARO |
I |
| SHIVIKA UJLAYAN |
FIGARO |
II |
| RAYINA GAMBHIR |
FIGARO |
III |
| ARSH JAISWAL/JANNAT SADERA |
FIGARO |
CONSOLATION |
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23rd February 2016 – English Story Telling Competition
“Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today.”
Children have an innate love for stories. Stories create magic and a sense of wonder at the world. Story telling enhances the children’s vocabulary, teaches them about the world, allows them to use their imagination and creativity and increases their verbal proficiency.
To enhance the confidence and speaking skills of the students, ShreeRam World School organized an English Story telling competition on Tuesday, February 23, 2016 for the students of classes I (Daisy & Daffodil) and II (Mercury). Students from the different sections participated in the competition with great enthusiasm. These young story tellers used a variety of props to make their stories interesting and expressive. Each story concluded with moral, highlighting different values of life.
There is no better way to stir emotions than a good story. The enthusiasm and passion of the students was appreciated by the judges and the audience. Students were encouraged to inculcate the habit of reading books. It was indeed a wonderful experience for the story tellers as well as the audience.
The best story tellers:
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| YASH SINGHAL |
DAISY |
I |
| DIA SINGH |
DAFFODIL |
I |
| TWISHA NANDWANI |
MERCURY |
II |
| ATULYA TRIPATHI |
DAISY |
II |
| SHRAVYA RAYAPROLU |
DAISY |
III |
| MANAN RATHEE |
MERCURY |
III |
| HARI MOHAN |
MERCURY |
III |
| ADITYA ARIBAM |
DAISY |
CONSOLATION |
| AARAV SEHRAWAT |
MERCURY |
CONSOLATION |
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16th - 19th February 2016 - Freestyle: Solo Dance Competition
“Dancing is like dreaming with your feet!”
Dance is a natural method for learning and a basic form of cultural expression. Children move naturally. They move to achieve mobility, they move to express a thought or feeling, and they move because it is joyful and feels wonderful. When their movement becomes consciously structured, it becomes dance.
Keeping this thought in mind, a ‘Freestyle’ solo dance competition was organized on 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th February for the tiny tots of Preprimary. Freestyle dancing involves different types of dance moves and dance steps, and leaves the dancer free to mix & match and move in any way desired. The competition started with great zeal and enthusiasm. The small wonders came dressed up in colourful costumes and enthralled the stage with their outstanding performances. Children even made use of interesting props like hats, colours, flags and sticks. The happiness of the children was amply evident with applause and appreciation. The Head of the School appreciated the performance of the children and also encouraged them to participate more in such competitions to enhance their talents.
The Best dancers:
PREPRIMARY
| NAME |
CLASS |
POSITION |
| GANNAN DUA |
PEARL |
I |
| DILPREET KAUR |
PEARL |
II |
| RIDHAYVIR SINGH |
PEARL |
III |
| VIVAAN AGARWAL |
PEARL |
CONSOLATION |
| DHAANI SHARMA |
RUBY |
I |
| ROHAN NARANG |
RUBY |
II |
| MYRA KABDUWAL |
RUBY |
III |
| AARINI PATHAK |
EMERALD |
I |
| VIVAAN CHADHA |
EMERALD |
II |
| KIAN BARMAN ROY |
EMERALD |
III |
| AARIKA PATHAK/VIHAAN SHUKLA |
EMERALD |
CONSOLATION |
| DIBJOT KAUR |
SAPPHIRE |
I |
| SIDHANT TIWARI |
SAPPHIRE |
II |
| VIHAAN ANTIL/ SAANJH GUPTA |
SAPPHIRE |
III |
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16th February 2016 - Health Talk by Yakult
“It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver”
Members from Yakult Danone India Pvt. Ltd. visited Shreeram World School, Dwarka on 16 February 2016 to conduct a ‘nutrition based’ workshop for classes II – V. It was an informative and healthy session in which the working of the Human Digestive System was demonstrated through a model brought from Japan. They also enlightened the students with some facts about our digestive system like the length of the intestines, time taken for food to travel from the mouth to the stomach etc. A presentation on Good and Bad bacteria explaining about probiotics was shown. A fun- filled animated movie ‘Little Hero’ was shown which depicted how one can build immunity. A healthy digestive system is the key to good health and longevity. The importance of probiotics to fight against harmful bacteria was also shown in the video. Samples of Yakult were distributed amongst the students and teachers. It was a good learning experience for our students.
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12th February 2016 - SPECIAL ASSEMBLY ON BASANT PANCHAMI
या कुन्देन्दुतुषारहारधवला
या शुभ्रवस्त्रावृता
या वीणावरदण्डमण्डितकरा
या श्वेतपद्मासना।
According to the Hindu calendar, BasantPanchami falls during the PurvahnaKaal on the PanchamiTithi. Basant means ‘spring’and Panchami means ‘the fifth day’.BasantPanchami is celebrated on the fifth day of spring.
On the auspicious day of BasantPanchami, ShreeRam World School came together to seek the blessings of MaaSaraswati – the Goddess of knowledge, music, art and culture. The day is all about prosperity, energy and enlightenment.Invoking the Goddess of Learning and celebrating the onset of spring, the programme commenced with the chanting of shlokas. The children were enlightened about the relevance of this festival and theimportance of Goddess Saraswatiin their lives. The students of class III sang a melodious song - MaaSaraswatiSharde.
The auspicious ceremony concluded with pupils offering pushpanjali and seeking the blessings of the goddess of learning to bestow them with the power to overcome any obstacle in their path towards their goals.
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