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Mother Teresa

Helen Keller

Sarojini Naidu

Florence Nightingale

“Great Personalities leave greatest mark in one’s life”

Personalities like Florence Nightingale, Helen Keller, Mother Teresa and Sarojini Naidu are the role models in our lives. They all together in unison perceive togetherness, love, humanity, courage, determination, etc.

Thus, in order to inculcate all such values in our students and to make them humane, the school has divided the students in four houses namely Florence Nightingale (Selflessness), Helen Keller (Determination), Mother Teresa (Kindness) and Sarojini Naidu (Integrity).

Each house has four house coordinators and wardens to guide the students. To foster a spirit of leadership, co-operation, mutual understanding, tolerance and self- reliance various inter house activities are organized to build up team spirit. Besides this, the students are initiated into community service and social work. The House system gives opportunities to students to face the challenges of Inter-house competitions as well as competitions organized by various other reputed schools.

Various activities such as dramatics, quiz, group competitions, singing, etc are organized not only to tap the talents of the students but to give them a wider horizon to grow.

The four houses are vested with the responsibility of carrying out the co-curricular activities smoothly in the school. Be it the Intra School functions, inter/intra class and inter- house competitions, conducting the assemblies, ensuring proper uniform, etc.

Moreover, the entire disciplinary rules of the school are based on the house system.

Student Council is one of the most important disciplinary body working under the house system. Selection of the head girls, vice head girls, house captains and prefects are the accountability of the house coordinators.

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INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS

Patriotic Poem Recitation (Class I)

I Position	Krisha Madan (1B)	Sarojini Naidu House
II Position	Aarchi Sharma (1 A)	Helen Keller House
III Position	Kavya (1A)	Mother Teresa House
III Position	Pranjali (1B)	Florence Nightingale House

Patriotic Poem Recitation (Class II)

I Position	Kavya (2A)	Florence Nightingale House
II Position	Mannat (2A)	Sarojini Naidu House
III Position	Nishika (2A)	Mother Teresa House

Fancy Dress Competition (Class III)

I Position	Laranya Yadav (3B)	Helen Keller House
II Position	Sanskriti (3C)	Florence Nightingale House
III Position	Niharika (3A)	Sarojini Naidu House

Fancy Dress Competition (Class IV)

I Position	Kashvi Dubey (4C)	Helen Keller House
II Position	Anviya (4A)	Sarojini Naidu House
III Position	Dhruvi (4C)	Florence Nightingale House

Fancy Dress Competition (Class V)

I Position	Aaradhaya (5A)	Helen Keller House
II Position	Saanvi (5A)	Sarojini Naidu House
III Position	Meenakshi (5A)	Florence Nightingale House

Patriotic Dance Competition (Class VI-VIII)

I Position	Sarojini Naidu House
II Position	Mother Teresa House
III Position	Helen Keller House

Rangoli Desh Ke Naam- Rangoli Competition (Class IX-X)

I Position	Helen Keller House
II Position	Mother Teresa House
III Position	Florence Nightingale House

INTRA CLASS COMPETITION (I-V)

An Intra Class Competition was conducted in the month of June for Classes: I-V, in which all the students of all the classes participated and performed the activities with great enthusiasm.

Class I participated in ‘A RAINBOW POETRY’ Competition, in which students presented poems on the topic books are the real friends.

Class II participated in ‘ARTSY CRAFTSY’ Competition in which students made beautiful book marks on the topic Books Give Soul to the Universe.

Class III participated in ‘FRUTI AND VEGGIE DELIGHT’ in which students were prepared salads of different shape.

Class IV participated in ‘CHARACTER DRAMATIZATION’ in which students dramatized on the topic Mother Earth.

Class V participated in ‘CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS’ in which students prepared a greeting card on Mother’s Love.

The students performed the activities with great enthusiasm. The result of Intra class competitions is as follows-

For Class-I: A RAINBOW POETRY

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	I-A	Aditi, Mysha and Riyanshi Rawat
2	I-B	Shanaya Sharma, Amayra Bansal and Sharmishtha
3	I-C	Ananya, Pihu and Mayra Bhutani

For Class-II: ARTSY CRAFTSY

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	II-A	Atulya, Kavya and Anshika
2	II-B	Disha, Pratusha and Sanskriti Chaurasia
3	II-C	Srishti, Vaidhik and Samaya Solanki

For Class-III: FRUTI AND VEGGIE DELIGHT

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	III-A	Paridhi, Abia Ayana Masih and Divakshi
2	III-B	Ashmi, Pritha Chakrobarthy and Mysha
3	III-C	Kashvi Dubey, Pragun Kakkar and Anaisha Sighal

For Class-IV: Character Dramatization

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	IV-A	Navya Mehndiratta, Anika Sharma, Bhagya Sharma and Ananaya Gilhotra
2	IV-B	Arvi Singh, Lavanya and Avantika Chaudhary
3	IV-C	Davia Aggarwal, Aarna and Maanvi

For Class-V: CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	V-A	Radhika Kumari, Navya Arora and Vedhika Pathak
2	V-B	Saanvi Mittal, Hermehak Kaur, Vanshika Ruhil and Shreya Gupta
3	V-C	Sonam Barik, Roshita and Peehushi Mehendiratta

Report of Inter Class Competitions (CLASSES I -V)

Inter Class competitions for classes I-V were conducted on 31 October through the online mode. The details of the same are as follows:

Class I ‘Poetry Recitation - ‘Family Our Treasure’

S.NO.	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Shanaya Sharma	1 B	I
2	Riyanshi Rawat	1 A	ll
3	Amaira Bansal	1 B	lll
4	Ananya	1C	lll

Class II Character Dramatization – ‘Favourite Character Theatrics’

S.NO.	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Sanskrity Chourasia	2 B	l
	Vaidhika Arora	2 C	l
2	Samaya Solanki	2 C	ll
3	Pratyusha	2 B	lll

Class III Nutritional and Health Benefits of different fruits and vegetables.- ‘ Booster Dose’

S.NO.	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Paridhi	3 A	l
2	Abia Ayana Masih	3 A	ll
3	Mysha	3 B	lll

Class IV ‘Euphonic- ‘Mother Earth’

S.NO.	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Ananya Gilhotra	4 A	l
2	Aarvi Singh	4 B	ll
3	Davia Aggarwal	4 C	lll
	Maanvi	4 C	lll

Class V Poster making Competition ‘ Reading Books’

S.NO.	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Shreya Gupta	5 B	l
2	Roshita Dabas	5 C	ll
3	Peehushi Mandiratta	5 C	lll

INTRACLASS COMPETITION (VI-VIII)

Class VI participated in “Character Portrayal” Competition, in which students choose any one famous Indian leader from any walk of life- polity, education, social etc. and speak their famous speech in not more than 2 minutes.

Class VII participated in “Maths Puzzle-Sudoku” Competition, the competition was conducted to inculcate problem solving, critical and analytical thinking and nurturing decisionmaking skills among students

Class VII participated in “Caption Photo” Competition, which helped the students to demonstrate critical thinking and creative writing skills through writing a caption.

The students performed the activites with great enthusiasm. The result of Intra class competitions is as follows:

For Character Portrayal

S.NO.	Class & Sec	Name of the Child
1	VI A	Dipal, Maitry, Vanshika Meval
2	VI B	Dishita Chadha, Bhakti Sharma, Tapasya Rohilla
3	VI C	Niti Mehto, Daksha Gupta, Vanya Arora, Tanvi

For Maths Puzzle-Sudoku

S.NO.	Class & Sec	Name of the Child
1	VII A	Aditi
2	VII B	Pratigya Sharma, Tarushi Mann, Gauri Ranjan , Khanak Gupta
3	VII C	Keshavi, Devanshi

For Caption Photo

S.NO.	Class & Sec	Name of the Child
1	VIII A	PREET CHOUDHARY , SANA DAS, SHAGUN RANA
2	VIII B	AGRIMA , HARSHITA, JAHANVI RATAN
3	VIII C	ANGEL GOYAL 2473, AYUSHI MATHUR, SHIVANGI

Report of Inter Class Competitions (CLASSES VI -VIII)

Class VI participated in “Character Portrayal” Competition, in which students choose any one famous world leader. The judgement criteria included Delivery & Diction, Vocabulary & Impact and Presentation.

Class VII participated in “Maths Puzzle-Sudoku” Competition, For the second level puzzle with Hard difficulty was given to students. The Judgement criteria included Time taken and Accuracy

Class VIII participated in “Caption Photo” Competition. The Judgement criteria included originality, creativity and appropriateness.

The students performed the activities with great enthusiasm. The result of Inter class competitions is as follows:

For Character Portrayal

S.NO.	Name of the student	Class & Sec	Position
1	Bhakti Sharma	VI B	First
2	Vanshika Meval	VI A	Second
3	Niti Mehto	VI C	Third

For Maths Puzzle-Sudoku

S.NO.	Name of the student	Class & Sec	Position
1	Khanak Gupta	VII B	First
2	Aditi	VII A	Second
3	Gauri Ranjan	VII B	Third

For Caption Photo

S.NO.	Name of the student	Class & Sec	Position
1	Agrima	VIII B	First
2	Ayushi	VIII C	Second
3	Jahanvi ratan	VIII B	Third

REPORT ON INTER CLASS COMPETITION

Day and Date	:	Friday, 29 AUGUST 2019
Classes:	:	III-V
Venue	:	Chapel

The Inter class “Character Dramatization Competition” for classes III-V was held in the school premises. This competition was one of the numerous enjoyable competitions that give students a platform to express themselves and a fabulous chance to enact the famous personalities. This competition helped students to develop a more sensitive and in depth understanding of the characters they play.

The students were dressed like the character whom they were representing. The dramatization time was 2-3 minutes. Children participated enthusiastically in the competition. Their efforts and initiative was appreciated by one and all.

Three students were selected from each section of all the classes to participate. The judgement was based on pronunciation, fluency, costume/prop and presentation. The result of the competition was as follows:

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT	HOUSE NAME	POSITION HELD
1	III-C	Nitya Joshi	Mother Teresa	I
2	III-A	Peehusi Mandiratta	Florence Nightingale	II
3	III-C	Saanvi Mittal	Mother Teresa	III
4	IV-C	Shreya Nahal	Florence Nightingale	I
5	IV-A	Navika Madaan	Mother Teresa	II
6	IV-C	Himanshi Changrani	Sarojini Naidu	III
7	V-B	Aditi	Helen Keller	I
8	V-A	Ishita	Mother Teresa	II
9	V-B	Vashvi Ahlawat	Florence Nightingale	III

INTRA CLASS COMPETITION

The Intra Class Competitions for classes VI – IX were held in the school premises. Classes VI –VII participated in Favour Making Competition for Independence Day and the students of classes VIII-IX participated in Card Making for Grandparents. The students performed the activity with great enthusiasm. The judgement for both the category of competition was based on the neatness, creativity and presentation. The result of the competition is as follows:

For Favour Making
S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	VI A	Ritika, Trisha, Srishti
2	VI B	Vani, Kyna, Hanshika
3	VI C	Ananya, Yashika, Kashvi Chhabra
4	VII A	Lisha, Saanvi Tayal, Tanisha Dabas
5	VII B	Bhoomi, Mahi Dabas, Toshi
6	VII C	Kashish Prasad, Gungun, Bharya kapoor
For Card Making
1	VIII A	Dimpal, Aadi, Pooja
2	VIII B	Aditi Rana, Siya Gupta, Sonal
3	VIII C	Vani Bhatia, Siya Arora, Uditi Garg
4	IX A	Srishti Barua, Saniya Bhajjan, Khushi Goswami, Nancy
5	IX B	Khushi Malik, Mahi Choudhary, Kritika Rana, Srishti Chopra
6	IX C	Vanshika Arora, Palak Goyal, Garima, Yukta

INTRA CLASS CHARACTER DRAMATIZATION COMPETITION

“In the language of an actor, to know is to feel.”

- Konatantin Stanislavsk

The best way of learning about anything is by doing. Enacting what they learn has a positive influence on a child’s learning. Character Dramatisation, therefore, help students to develop a more sensitive and deep understanding of all the characters they play and also trains them well in all spheres of acting.

On 8 August, 2019 the students of Classes I to V participated in Character Dramatization Competition. The topic for classes I and II was ‘Cartoon Character’ and for classes III to V the topic was ‘Famous Poets’. The tiny tots came dressed up in beautiful costumes and portrayed different characters. Their enactment and costumes were appreciated by the judges. It was a mass participation by the students and all the students enjoyed it thoroughly.

The Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew, congratulated the students on their wonderful performance. Madam appreciated the efforts of all the participants and encouraged them to continue to participate in such competitions.

The result of the competition is as follows:

Class I A	Class I B	Class I C
I – Aleena Dabas	I – Diana Mathur	I – Manya Chagrani
I – Maithali Sharma	II – Ashmi	II – Abia Ayaan Masih
II – Akhilta	III – Manasvi Chauhan	III – Kashvi

Class II A	Class II B	Class II C
I – Bhagya	I – Bhumi	I – Paridhi
II – Navya Mandiratta	II – Krishika Malhotra	II – Pihu sharma
II – Prisha Gupta	III – Aarvi Singh	II – Vanieka Rathi
	III – Tianshi 0

Class III A	Class III B	Class III C
I – Shanvi Bansal	I – Janvi Jolly	I – Nithya Joshi
II – Peehushi Mandiratta	II – Avni	II – Kaashvi suneja
III – Unnati	III – Alfiya	III – Saanvi Mittal

Class IV A	Class IV B	Class IV C
I – Navika	I – Bhakti Sharma	I – Vasvi
I – Kritika	I – Daksha Gupta	II – Shreya
II – Angel	I – Gurleen Kaur	III – Himanshi
III – Mahika	II – Vanya Goel
	II – Kritika
	III – Bhavika

Class V A	Class V B	Class V C
I – Ishita	I – Vashavi	I – Anushka
II – Keshavi	I – Vibhu Malik	II – Yati
III – Bhavika Salwan	II – Aditi	III – Mannat
	III – Devanshi Sharma

Inter/Intra Class activities

Day and Date	:	Wednesday, 08 May 2019
Classes:	:	I-V
Venue	:	Classrooms

The Intra Class Poem Recitation Competition for classes I-V was held in the school premises. The topics were Friendship, Peace, Love and sharing. The students recited the poem with the actions and also used the beautiful props. All the students participated enthusiastically. The judgement was based on the pronunciation, fluency, accuracy and presentation. The result of the competition was as follows:

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	I A	Prisha , Aleena
2	I B	Ashmi , Diana Mathur
3	I C	Vidhi , Harshika
4	II A	Bhagya , Anika
5	II B	Lavanya , Purvi Dabas
6	II C	Paridhi , Aaradhya
7	III A	Peehushi , Angel
8	III B	Aadhya Sharma , Anoushka
9	III C	Kashvi Suneja , Nancy Gupta
10	IV A	Kritika , Tanya Khattar
11	IV B	Gurleen Kaur , Bhakti Sharma
12	IV C	Shreya , Siddhi Jour , Himanshi Changrani
13	V A	Keshavi , Shreyanshi
14	V B	Khanak , Aditi
15	V C	Yati Dabas , Devanshi

Inter Class Self Composed Hindi Story Telling Competition

Day and Date	:	Wednesday, 15 May 2019
Classes:	:	I-V
Venue	:	Computer Lab

The Inter Class Self Composed Hindi Story Telling Competitionfor classes I – V was held on 15 May, 2019 in the school premises. The topics were 'Sachai' and 'Dusro ki Madad Karna'. The students presented stories on these topics with great enthusiasm and imaginative powers to create fantastical stories. The judgement was based on the content, presentation, confidence and pronunciation. The result of the competition is as follows:

CLASS	NAME OF THE STUDENT	POSITION
I A	ALINA DABAS PRISHA	I III
I B	ASMI	II
I C	HARSHITA	III
II A	BHAGYA ANIKA SHARMA	I II
II C	PARIDHI	III
III B	AADYA ANUSHKA	I II
III C	KASHVI NANCY GUPTA	III III
IV A	KRITIKA	III
IV B	BHAKTI SHARMA GURLEEN KAUR	I II
V B	ADITI KHANAK GUPTA	I III
V C	BHAVYA GUPTA	II

Intra Class Self Composed Poem Recitation Competition

Day and Date	:	Friday, 10 May 2019
Classes:	:	VI - IX
Venue	:	Classrooms

The Intra Class Self Composed Poem Recitation Competition for classes VI – IX was held in the school premises. The topic was Nature. The students recited the poem with great enthusiasm. The judgement was based on the creativity, voice modulation, content and presentation. The result of the competition is as follows:

S.NO.	CLASS & SECTION	NAME OF THE STUDENT
1	VI A	Ishika Dabas, Bhawna Sharma, Bhavi Chhikara, somya
2	VI B	Jahanvi, Sadbhawna, Soumya, Purvi
3	VI C	Yashvi, Kashvi Chhabra, Srishti Goyal
4	VII A	Aliya Chanda, Saanvi Tayal, Vidhi
5	VII B	Khanak Aggarwal, Pawni Aggarwal, Chhavi Aggarwal
6	VII C	Harshita Vashishth, Bhavya Kapoor, Gitashi Gupta, Yashika Kaushik
7	VIII A	Akshi Vats, Parisha Aggarwal, Shivangi, Deeksha Solanki
8	VIII B	Khushi Dahiya, Savleen, Sonal
9	VIII C	Ananya Sharma, Uditi, Pari
10	IX A	Mona, Navya, Anjana
11	IX B	Havisha Dabas, Angel Rana, Ishika Khatri
12	IX C	Nehuti, Vanshika Rohira, Anukriti Yadav

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Clubs

The students are given a choice to actively participate in the club activities and to enhance their talents. These clubs also inculcate social responsibilities in each student.

The various clubs are:

Heritage Club
Health & Fitness Club
Community Service Club
Theatre Club

For Junior classes (Nursery-V)

House Activity Day - Wednesday & Friday

For Senior classes (VI-XI)

House Activity Day - Monday & Thursday

Sports Activity Days

Monday, Wednesday & Friday

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FIT INDIA MOVEMENT

In compliance with the CBSE directives of celebrating "Fit India School Week" in the third and fourth weeks of November 2021, Queen’s Convent School, Rohini (Formerly Queen’s Mary School) celebrated the week conducting the following activities day wise:

DAY 1

The students did free hand exercise and stretched themselves for flexibility. These hand exercises for kids help the child develop strength and coordination of the hand muscles.

DAY 2

The school conducted a Special meeting in which students did yoga including various Asanas like Anulom Vilom(Pranayam), Tadasana, Vrikshasana, Dolasana, Padmasana etc .The primary wing also played some indoor recreational games like MOVE AND FREEZE , THE FLOOR IS LAVA & FIRE IN THE MOUNTAIN which helped them to increase strength, endurance, agility & reaction time.

DAY 3

The students participated in the Rope Skipping & Hulla Hoops activities zestfully.

DAY 4

The students did Aerobics dance on Day 4. Dance can increase the child's flexibility, range of motion, physical strength and stamina. It also promotes overall health. These movements inculcate life skill values of team work, coordination and rhythm.

DAY 5

The students played indoor games like Ludo, Carrom & Rubic Cube. Indoor play areas give children that opportunity to socialise with others and to develop such skills. This year especially, the students played these games with their parents which strengthened familial bond. Kids engaged in regular physical activity are healthier, both physically and emotionally. Physically active kids are more likely to be more academically motivated and attentive.

DAY 6

Traditional/Indigenous/Regional Games are conducted in the school to celebrate the Unity in Diversity of our Nation and to maintain and strengthen the fabric of traditionally existing emotional bonds between the people of our Country. Children enjoyed playing the traditional games of Gujarat and Chhattisgarh. The students played Stapu, Langadi Taang, Hopscotch, etc.

FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0

The Fit India Movement is a movement to take the nation on a path of fitness and wellness. It provides a unique and exciting opportunity to work towards a healthier India. As part of the movement, the school initiated various efforts for health and well -being of our students.
FIT India Mission has conceptualized FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0 to commemorate the 75th Independence Day - "Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav". Nationwide campaign will be on the concept of “Physical/Virtual Run” in continuum from 13th August to 2nd October 2021 to encourage fitness and help us all to get freedom from obesity, laziness, stress, anxiety, diseases etc. The concept behind this run is that “It can be run anywhere, anytime!”. Fit India Freedom Run 2.0 aims at "Jan Bhagidari se Jan Aandolan" Fit India Freedom Run to culminate on Gandhi Jayanti, 2nd October, with nationwide Fit India Plog Run.
As per the directives from Government of India and Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to organize FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0 for students and other people between 15th August 2020 to 2nd October 2021, Queen’s Convent School, Delhi had also organized FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0 from 23 AUGUST 2021 to 24 August 2020 Under the guidance of PRINCIPAL MISS. NANLINI ANDREW . Total 09 participants from the school participated including Physical education teacher in the above event and they covered 05 KM distance under this activity. The run was categorisedlk event in 1KM, 3KM & 5KM RUN/ WALKcategory and all the participants was instructed to use Google Fit tracking app to measure the Run/Walk distance in KM. After the Run/Walk all the participants uploaded the screenshot of distance covered using tracking app on Google form. All the participants were awarded E- certificate after successfully uploading the image on Google form. QUEEN’S CONVENT SCHOOL also received FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0 certificate from the government for successfully organization of FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0

ROAD TO TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS- QUIZ COMPETITION

The Tokyo Olympics 2020 will be held from 23 July 2021 to 5 September 2021.With a view to extend our moral support to the Indian contingent of Sportspersons who are participating in the Olympics, Sports Authority of India and Indian Olympic Association have jointly planned a series of activities for engaging people of all age groups in an interactive manner in an Olympics Quiz named as ‘Road to Tokyo 2020’ with rewards for the lucky winners.
The students of our school from classes IX-XII participated in this Quiz, and other activities, to cheer our Athletes in the Olympics. They have received participation certificates too.
It has always been our endeavour to promote sports culture in our children and motivate them towards healthy sportsmanship.

THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA

Date: 14 June 2021

21 June is celebrated as "The International Day of Yoga" all around the world. It is celebrated with vigor and enthusiasm to spread awareness about the importance and effects of yoga on the health of people.
In view of the Covid-19 pandemic, the 'Seventh International Day of Yoga' was celebrated on digital media platform as per directions given by the MoE with the slogan "Be with Yoga, Be at Home".
As a part of the IDY-2021, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) organized a Quiz competition. This Yoga Quiz competition was designed to instill among the students’ awareness and understanding of Yoga, its importance in strengthening human values and in helping all, in maintaining, cheerful and healthy disposition. This quiz was in English and Hindi, both Competition was open for one month from 21June 2021 till 20 July 2021.
The teachers motivated students of our school to participate in this Quiz, and other activities in large numbers. Our students got awareness and understanding of Yoga, its importance in strengthening human values and in helping all, in maintaining, cheerful and healthy disposition. This exercise also made them aware of the ancient culture of India. The students of classes IX - XII participated with full enthusiasm and also received certificates for participation.

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48th DELHI STATE ROLLER SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP

Date: 21 Oct 2021 - 27 Oct 2021

The 48th DELHI STATE ROLLER SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP was organized in the month of October 2021 at GR International School, Bawana. Pari Sehgal of Class X A had participated in the competition representing the school. She secured the II and III position in 1000m and Dual TT respectively. She has been qualified to compete at the National Level which will be held from 15 Dec 202121 December 2021.

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CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY 2020

DANCE GROUP

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School Function

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi Report on World Health Day

‘World Health Day’ was celebrated on Thursday, 7 April 2022 in the school to create awareness among the students for keeping good health and importance of being healthy.

A Special Assembly was conducted in classes I- XII to celebrate ‘World Health Day’.

The Assembly commenced with the Lord’s prayer. An English hymn was sung followed by Paper Reading on Health Day. An English Thought and Hindi Thought was also presented. A small skit was also presented by Class II students. The skit highlighted the importance of eating a balanced diet.

The students participated with full zeal and also shared the mantras to live a healthy life.

Vicennial Celebrations 2022

Having climbed certain peaks, you’ll descend no more But spread your wings, and fly beyond.

Queen's Convent School, Delhi organized theVicennial Celebrations on 1 November 2022 with great spirit and enthusiasm in the school premises. The day marked the anniversary of the completion of twenty magnificent years of the School’s existence.

Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager of the School, Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the School and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Coordinator were the esteemed guests of the celebration. The programme commenced with invoking the blessings of the Lord Almighty. A colourful and musical programme presented by the students of Classes I to XII marked the Celebrations. The students of classes I & II enthralled the audience with their beautiful action songs, Happy Feet. Twinkling Toes, a medley of dance was presented by the students of Classes III to V whereas the students of classes VI & VII presented the rich cultural heritage of our country through Colours of India- a Folk Dance presentation.

Class VIII students conveyed the message of doing our work on time and not to procrastinate through Rangmanch, a Puppet Show while the students of class IX made the audience tap their feet in tune with Sun Saathiya, a contemporary dance. Class X students filled the atmosphere with laughter with ‘Jeevan Ke Hansgullay’ a Comic Skit based on the school life whereas Galiyaray Ki Goonj a Nukkad Natak by the students of Class XI showcased the imporatance of school in a student’s life.

The students of Class XII presented a medley of Qawwalis titled Raabata. Kashwi Gogia of class VI wowed the audience with her deftness at the Hula Hoop. Beautiful decorations were put up, the stage was decorated in such a manner that it made the event more colourful and cheerful.

Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal, in her address, praised the students for the hardwork they had put in for the celebration. The celebration concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

A three tier cake was cut by the esteemed guests to commemorate 20 years of togetherness, diligence and dedication. All the students were provided with refreshments. The programme was followed by class parties for the students. The day was full of happiness and cheer.

A Documentary showcasing the students’ achievement during these twenty fruitful years and the progress that the School has made in the last two decades, was released. It was indeed a landmark moment in the School’s history. It was also a time to reinforce the mission and vision of the School and a promise to take the school to greater accomplishments.

REPORT ON KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION

Queen’s Convent School , Sec- 25, Rohini, Delhi celebrated Krishna Janmasthami on Thursday, 17 August 2022 in its premises.

The esteemed guests of the celebration were Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager of the School, Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the School and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Coordinator The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by all the guests followed by the Ganesh Vandana. A colourful and musical programme was presented by the students of Classes Nursery to V. Multiple dance performances by our artistic students showcased the various stages of Shri Krishna’s life right from his birth till ‘Geeta Updesh’. The dance performances on devotional songs held the audience spellbound. The play within the play, showing glimpses of the ‘Krishna Leela’ illustrated the fact that whenever there will be dominance of evil, god will reincarnate to destroy it and save the world. Beautiful decorations were put up, the stage was decorated in such a manner that it made the event more colourful and cheerful.

Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal, in her address, praised the students for the hardwork they had put in for the presentation. Ms. Kanika Mittal, Coordinator, applauded the hard work and enthusiasm of all the students and teachers for making this event successful. The celebration concluded with the rendition of the national anthem.

QUEEN'S SPECTRA – SPORTS MEET 2018

“The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach full potential… these are the keys
that unlock the door to excellence.”

Queen’s Convent, Delhi, hosted its Sports Day , Queen’s Spectra 2018 on Saturday, 3 November 2018 at Chhatrasal Stadium, Model Town, Delhi, amidst great enthusiasm and zeal with a view to encourage team building, cooperation and leadership. The day started off with praises to the Lord Almighty followed by the Welcome Ceremony. The Chief Guest for the day was Mr. Rajesh Chauhan, Former Captain, Indian Hockey Team. The Guests of honour were Ms. Deepika Dahiya, Player, Indian Women Hockey Team and Ms. Simran, Wrestler, Youth Olympic Silver Medalist. The august gathering included the Vice Chairman of the School, Mr. Vikas Goyal, Assisstant Manager of the school Mrs. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Mr. Mahajan, Chairman, Laurel High School, Mr. Atul Jain, Member, Management Committee Mr. Nikhil, anchor cum correspondent, Good News, Rev. Vikram Aziz Massih, friend of the school, Mr. Rakesh Khatri, Director, Eco Roots Foundation and Mrs. Raj Rani, PTA Member. The guests were welcomed by the Chairman of the school, Mr. Ved Mittal, Director and Manager, Mrs. Sunita Mittal, the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew and the Kindergarten Coordinator, Ms. Kanika Mittal.

The programme commenced with the hoisting of the Sports Flag and the lighting of the torch of goodwill by the Chief Guest. The members of the School Management and other eminent dignitaries were also present at the time of the declaration of the opening of the Sports Meet.

The Chief Guest and Guests of Honour took the salute of the marching contingents of the four houses of the school namely Mother Teresa, Sarojini Naidu, Helen Keller and Florence Nightingale. The NCC students of the school also marched along in well coordinated steps. The precise and well practised steps of each contingent matched well with the tunes played by the band contingent, the pride of the school.

A series of presentations showcased the sprightliness and strength of the students who performed each item par excellence.

The first presentation was by the tiny tots of the school who enthralled the audience with the Junior Drill showcasing wonderful formations through physical exercise.

The Chief Guest in his address motivated the participants with his wise words and wished them good luck for their future endeavours. He also appreciated the commendable efforts of the Management, Principal and Staff of the school for the initiative and creating a platform where the students get an opportunity to perform and showcase their potential.

Displays like Gymnastics showcased the flexibility and the dexterity of the students who enthralled all with various movements and postures. Yoga demonstrated the confluence of mind, body and soul and took the audience through the various yoga “asanas”. The highlight was the asanas performed by the young gymnasts on the 10 feet high ‘Malkhamb’. The Karate presentation was a depiction of discipline and self control and the students displayed various techniques of karate highlighting the importance of individual self defence in today’s world. The students performed daring feats like breaking fire lit tiles.The Martial Arts techniques showcased by the students were a presentation of weapons and practices on rhythm and beats. The hard work and dedication of the students was seen through the acts displayed with great concentration and sincerity. The Queens on Wheels simply enthralled the audience with their expertise and agility and their skills of passing under the burning beam with utmost confidence and perfection.

The presentations like the Senior Drill captivated the audience with great feats which showcased the agility and the dexterity of the students.

The athletic events - the races which depict true competition and sportsman spirit set the tracks ablaze and the audience cheered for the participants. Various kinds of races were conducted ranging from the fruit race, ball race, relay race, flat race and the three legged race.

The highlights of the day were the four games namely Kabaddi, Chess, Hockey and Cricket presented as Premier Leagues by the students. The presentations were a replay of the triumphs in the history of the Indian Sports.

The Earthern Warriors Priemere League showcased the winning moments of the 2014 and 2018 matches won by the Indian Kabaddi Team against Iran and Pakistan respectively.

The historic first victory of the Indian Hockey team under the leadership of Major Dhyanchand was recreated on the field by the students.

Shatranj Ke Khiladi relived the year 2007 when Vishwanathan Anand of India brought glory to the country by becoming the World Chess Grand Master by defeating the existing champion.

The audience were taken down the memory lane recreating the magical moments of Indian Cricket victory in the two World Cups of 1983 and 2011.

The programme concluded with the Grand Finale which was a visual treat where a group of almost a 1000 plus students covered the entire ground to exhibit an array of colourful formations representing the sports day logo and the name of the school.

The Chief Guest in his speech congratulated the students for their outstanding performances. He praised the children and the school for the efforts put in and congratulated the management on the spectacular show that had been staged and its super success.

The Chairman of the school, Mr. Ved Mittal also congratulated the students for the remarkable display of physical feats and talent and recognized the hard work of the staff for the success of the programme.

The Principal of the School Ms Nalini Andrew thanked the esteemed guests for their presence and support and appreciated the efforts by the staff and the students.

The event which was the result of months of toil was recognized by the parents and the guests as a stupendous success and was appreciated by one and all. It was cited as a truly magnificent show. Queen’s Convent, Delhi was wished more success and glory in the years to come.

Submitted By : Ms. Nidhi Vadehra

Cross checked By : Ms. Sapna Gupta

Principal

Report of Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) October 2021

Date – 28 October 2021

"It is nice to have valid competitions; it pushes you to do better."

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 28 October 2021 in the online mode. The inter-school event, which comprised many competitions, was a fusion of talent, imagination, creativity and alertness. The participants prepared zealously to excel in events like Cooking without Fire, Happiness in the Heart, Happiness all around, Friendship Lesson by Minuscules and Folk Vibes of India. All the competitions were judged by eminent personalities from different fields. The event provided a platform to the children of eminent schools to exhibit their talents and skills with great enthusiasm and passion in the times of the Covid-19 pandemic. The participating students belonged to leading schools such as St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar, Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini, Queen Mary’s School- Northend, Model Town, Prabhu Dayal Public School, Shalimar Bagh, Fr. Peter Mermier Pre School, Maxfort School, Rohini, St. Micheal’s School, CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar and Lancer’s Convent Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar. Their vivacity and brilliance reflected fully in their performances. The winners as well as the participants of all the competitions were felicitated with e-certificates. The result of the competitions have already been uploaded on the school website.

SIMMIC Result SHEET

Month - October

Class	Event	Position	CODE NO.	Name of the Participant	NAME OF SCHOOL
NUR	"Yum Yum in Tum Tum' - Cooking Without Fire Competition	I	4	Kabir Saboo	Maxfort School, Rohini
		II	1	Amaira Sehgal	Fr. Peter Mermier Pre School
		III	9	Dhriti Jain	Bal Bharti Public School, Rohini
KG	Happiness in the Heart (Handkerchief Decoration)	I	8	Aarchi Sharma	Queens convent school Rohini
		II	4	Aavya Agarwal	Maxfort School, Rohin
		III	1	Sidakjit Singh	Fr. Peter Mermier Pre School
I-II	Happiness All Around	I	4	Aaradhya Taneja	Maxfort School, Rohini
		II	5	Yati Gupta	Queen's Mary School Northend
		II	6	Kashvi Bansal	Lancer's Convent School
		III	11	Sasvika Tyagi	Rosary Sec. school
		III	2	Kartik Kumar	CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar
VI-VIII	Friendship Lesson by Minuscules	I	2	Sarthak Goyal	CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar
		II	8	Saisha Gupta	Lancer's Convent School
		III	8	Preet Chaudhary	Queens convent school Rohini
IX-XII	Folk Vibes of India	I	8	Dhwanee Garg	Queens convent school Rohini
		II	3	Neelakshi Shukla	St.Margaret Sr.Sec.School,Prash ant Vihar
		II	5	Sanvi Jain	Queen's Mary School Northend
		III	6	Dewanshi Arora	Lancer's Convent School

Report on Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) September 2021

Date – 25 September 2021

"Competition reveals the Greatness that is within You."

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 25 September 2021 in the online mode. The inter-school event, which comprised many competitions, was a fusion of talent, imagination, creativity and alertness. The participants prepared zealously to excel in events like rhyme recitation, poster making, digital story design, sculpting stories. All the competitions were judged by eminent personalities from different fields.
The event provided a platform to the children of eminent schools to exhibit their talents and skills with great enthusiasm and passion in the times of the Covid-19 pandemic. The participating students belonged to leading schools such as St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar, Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini, Queen Mary’s SchoolNorthend, Model Town, Prabhu Dayal Public School, Shalimar Bagh, Fr. Peter Mermier Pre School, Maxfort School, Rohini, St. Micheal’s School, CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar and Lancer’s Convent Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar.
Their vivacity and brilliance reflected fully in their performances. The winners as well as the participants of all the competitions were felicitated with e-certificates. The result of the competitions have already been uploaded on the school website. The results of the competition is as follows:

Class	Event	Position	CODE NO.	Name of the Participant	NAME OF SCHOOL
NUR	"Waste to Wealth" - Poster Making Competition	I	7	Yavi Vashisht	Queen’s Convent School Rohini
		II	4	Vinayacka Sharma	Bal Bharti PublicSchool, Rohini
		III	6	Daivik	Maxfort School,Rohini
KG	Realm of Poetry( Rhyme Recitation)	I	7	Aarchi Sharma	Queen’s ConventSchool, Rohini
		II	5	Aadya Tyagi	Prabhu Dayal Public School
		III	3	Cherishya Choudhary	Fr. Peter Mermier Pre School
III - V	Poster Making	I	5	Manmeet Kaur	Prabhu Dayal Public School
		II	11	Suhanee Aggarwal	Rosary Sr. Sec. school
		III	7	Darshika Jain	Queen’s Convent School, Rohini
VIVIII	Digital Story Designing	I	8	Mehar Arora, Monisha	Queen Mary’s School Northend
		II	2	Shaurya Nigam, Kartik Pahwa	Lancer's Convent Sr.Sec.School, Prashant Vihar
		III	7	Mehar Kang , Kashvi Chhabra	Queen’s Convent School, Rohini
IX-XII	Sculpting Stories ( An Act of Kindness)	I	2	Vani Bansal Srishti Juneja Nihalika Sharma Pranav Khatri Zahra Rashid	Lancer's Convent Sr.Sec.School, Prashant Vihar
		II	7	Srishti Barua Yashita Hiteshi Ritika	Queens’s Convent School, Rohini
		III	10	Nitya Samriddhi Chandran Ayush Prakash Angelina M Riya Goyal Ayushi Nanda	St. Michael's Sr. Sec. School

Report on Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) August 2021

Date : 31 August 2021

"Competition is very good…… as long as it is healthy. It’s what makes one strive to be better."

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 28 August 2021 in the online mode. The interschool event, which comprised many competitions, was a fusion of talent, imagination, creativity and alertness. The participants prepared zealously to excel in events like story-telling, dress and depict, poetry slam, daur-e-azadi, mythology cuentista. All the competitions were judged by eminent personalities from different fields. The event provided a platform to the children of eminent schools to exhibit their talents and skills with great enthusiasm and passion in the times of the Covid-19 pandemic. The participating students belonged to leading schools such as St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar, Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini, CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar, Himalaya Public School, Rohini, Queen Mary’s School- Northend Model Town, Prabhu Dayal Public School, Shalimar Bagh and Lancer’s Convent Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar. Their vivacity and brilliance reflected fully in their performances. The winners as well as the participants of all the competitions were felicitated with e-certificates. The result of the competitions is shared below:

SIMMIC RESULT

Month - August

S.NO	Class	Event	Position	Name of the Participant	NAME OF SCHOOL
1	NUR	"The Tale of Courage" Storytelling Competition	I	Advik Sood	Prabhu Dayal Public School
			II	Samaira Sharma	Queen Mary’s Northend
			III	Sonaya Prasad	Queen's Convent Sector-25,Rohini
2	KG	Unity and Diversity (Dress and Depict)	I	Aaruhi Sharma	Queen's Convent Sector-25,Rohini
			II	Aadya Tyagi	Prabhu Dayal Public School
			III	Mayra Tushir	Bal Bharti Public Rohini
3	I-II	Poetry Slam	I	Sarah Ghosh	St.Margaret Sr.Sec.School,Prashant Vihar
			II	Anaya Jain	Bal Bharti Public School Rohini
			III	Sanidhya Dayma	CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar
4	VI-VIII	Daur-e-Azad	I	Sparsh Jain	Lancer's Convent Sr. Sec.School, Prashant Vihar
			II	Kashvi Chhabra	Queen's ConventSector-25,Rohini
			III	Rhythm Bhardwaj	Himalaya Public School, sec-7,Rohini
5	IX-XII	Mythology Cuentista	I	Ridhima Upadhyay	Syna AnandQueen Mary’s Northend
			II	Srishti Chopra,Tia Arora	Queen's ConventSector-25,Rohini
			III	Parthivi Mauni,Gauri Dahiya	Lancer's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar

Report on Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) July 2021

"Competition can bring about extraordinary results since it forces us to do our best. Whether competing against someone else or simply looking to beat your last record, the added pressure of competition can create diamonds."

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 31 July 2021. However, this year the competition went online as the schools are closed due to the Pandemic caused by Covid – 19. This Interschool Competition opens a multitude of avenues for the participants from various schools to showcase their creativity, talent and artistic skills through a plethora of activities. It is indeed a trying and testing time for all us and as facilitators and educators, it becomes our responsibility to create various opportunities for the young minds of our nation to grow and prosper.

Therefore, keeping the changing times in view, a variety of competitions like Dance Competition, Story Enactment, Meditative beats, Shlok Gyan & Speech were held online which proved to be ground - breaking. The competition has been categorized into 4 groupsNur-KG Classes I-V, VI-VIII and IX-XII. The diversity of the competitions made them extremely popular and participation in these was exceptional and overwhelming.

The competition was a success as a number of leading schools of Delhi such as Prabhu Dayal Public School, CRPF Public School, Bal Bharti Public School, Queen Mary’s School North-end Model Town, St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School, St. Micheal’s Sr. Sec. School, Maxfort School, Rosary Sr. Sec. School, Himalaya Public School, just a few to name, enthusiastically participated in all the events exhibiting their theatrical, technical, imaginative and creative talents making this Online Competition organized by Queen’s Convent School, Delhi, a hub of artistry and finesse.

All the competitions were judged by experts in the respective fields.

All the competitions indeed gave a platform to the participants to bring out their creativity, enhance their knowledge and at the same time imbibed in them the spirit of vigorous but healthy competition even during this time of crisis.

The winners as well as participants of all the competitions were felicitated with e-certificates.

Month - JULY

S.NO	Class	Event	Position	CODE NO.	Name of the Participant	NAME OF SCHOOL
1	NUR	IExpress and Impress (DanceCompetition)	I	8	TushitaSharma	Queen's Convent School,Rohini
			II	4	Amyra Jindal	Maxfort School, RohiniSec-23
			III	1	Darshita Gupta	Queen Mary’s School,North-end Model Town
			III	9	Nyra Aggarwal	Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini
2	KG	PanchtantraTime ( Story Enactment)	I	3	Mohd. Umar Ansari	St. Micheal's Sr. Sec. School, Pusa Road, Delhi
			II	9	Tanay Uppal	Bal Bharati Public School,Rohini
			III	4	Anaisha Jain	Maxfort School, Rohini Sec-23
3	3 III - V	Meditative Beats	I	1	Melissa Nayak	Queen Mary’s School, North-end Model Town
			II	10	Sukhda Singh	CRPF Public School, Prashant Vihar
			III	4	Ish Shukla	Maxfort School, Rohini Sec-23
			III	8	Aaradhya Gupta Twinkle Yadav	Queen's Convent School, Rohini
4	VI-VIII	Shlok Gyan	I	4	Twinkle Yadav	Maxfort School, Rohini Sec-23
			II	8	Sanvi Arora	Queen's Convent School, Rohini
			III	9	Ridhima Mahra	Bal Bharati Public School, Rohini
5	IX-XII	Speech	I	6	Dikshita Tyagi	Rosary Sr. Sec. School, New Delhi
			II	2	Kashvi Agarwal	St.Margaret Sr.Sec.School,Prashant Vihar
			III	8	Srishti Barua	Queen's Convent School, Rohini

Report of SIMMIC 2020

"Competition is very good…… as long as it is healthy. It’s what makes one strive to be better."

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 31 July 2020. However, this year the competition went online as the schools are closed due to the Pandemic caused by Covid – 19. This Interschool Competition opens a multitude of avenues for the participants from various schools to showcase their creativity, talent and artistic skills through a plethora of activities. It is indeed a trying and testing time for all us and as facilitators and educators, it becomes our responsibility to create various opportunities for the young minds of our nation to grow and prosper

Therefore, keeping the changing times in view, a variety of competitions like Poem Parade, Heroes without Capes, Youth Ecclesia, Media Rules, Webbeffectual, TechMag, Cybertize, Aatman, Techspective, were held online which proved to be ground- breaking. The diversity of the competitions made them extremely popular and participation in these was exceptional and overwhelming.

All the competitions were judged by experts in the respective fields.

The competition was a success as a number of leading schools of Delhi such as DPS, Bal Bharati Public School, Montfort School, Mother’s Mary, Mount Abu Public School, just a few to name, enthusiastically participated in all the events exhibiting their theatrical, technical, imaginative and creative talents making this Online Competition organised by Queen’s Convent School, Delhi the hub of artistry and finesse.

The winners as well as participants of all the competitions were felicitated with ecertificates.

The Rolling Trophy was won by LANCER’S CONVENT SCHOOL.

All the competitions indeed gave a platform to the participants to bring out their creativity, enhance their knowledge and at the same time imbibe in them the spirit of vigorous but healthy competition even during this time of crisis.

SMT INDRAWATI MITTAL MEMORIAL INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION 2018

"Competition is very good…… as long as it is healthy. It’s what makes one strive to be better."

Queen's Convent, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 30 & 31 July 2018. This Interschool Competition opens a multitude of avenues for the participants from various schools to showcase their creativity, talent and artistic skills through a plethora of activities.

The Openening Ceremony was held on 30 July 2018 and the was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Guest, Mr, Sayeed Ansari, Deputy Editor & Anchor, Aaj Tak. The Guest of Honor was Mr. Nityanand Tiwari, Managing Director, VL Media Solutions.The ceremonial lamp of knowledge and purity was lit by the Chief Guest, the Guest of Honour, in the presence of Mr. Ved Mittal, the Manager of the school, Mrs. Sunita Mittal, the Director of the school and Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal of the school. The Commemorative portrait of Smt. Indrawati Mittal was unveiled and the competition was declared open.

A variety of competitions like Singing Birds, Space Trek, Animate a Story, Science Rap, Decopatch, Sahi Soch Sahi Nirnay, The Art of Persuasion, Flip –O- Coin, Ad Venture, Main aur Mera Sahitya, Artistic Math, Fusion Fiesta, Renaissance & Blurring…… the Boundaries were held over a period of two days and proved to be ground- breaking. The diversity of the competitions made them extremely popular and participation in these was exceptional and overwhelming.

All the competitions were judged by experts in the respective fields.

The competition was a success as more than 15 leading schools of Delhi like St. Michael’s, St Francis De Sales, VSPK, Bal Bharti Public School, Delhi, Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura, DPS, Delhi, GD Goenka, Sector-9, Delhi, GD Goenka, Sector-22, Delhi just to name few, enthusiastically participated in all the events exhibiting their theatrical, imaginative and creative talents making Queens' Convent, Delhi the hub of artistry and finesse.

The Closing Ceremony was held on 31 July 2018. The Chief Guest of the Closing Ceremony was Prof. M.K. Bhat, Director, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies. The Guest of Honour was Mr. Rajesh Mittal, Editor, Sunday Edition, Nav Bharat Times whose presence motivated and inspired the participants to be more competitive as well as humble. The ceremony was also graced by the Management of the school.

The winners of various competitions were felicitated with prizes and certificates by the eminent guests.

The Rolling Trophy was won by Vikas Bharti Public School, Delhi, Delhi.

Results of SIMMIC 2018

30-JULY-2018

S.No.	EVENT		RESULT
		FIRST POSITION	SECOND POSITION	THIRD POSITION
1	Singing Birds	D.P.S.Delhi	Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura	St. Francis de sals Sr. School
2	Space Trek	Rosary Public School	Bal Bharati Public School, Delhi	Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura
3	Animate a Story	Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura	St. Margaret School	Bal Bharati Public School, Delhi
4	Science Rap	St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School	CRPF Public School	Vikas Bharti Public School
5	Decopatch	Bal Bharati Public School, Delhi	D.A.V. School Sec-7 Delhi	St. Michael's Sr. Sec. School
6	Sahi Soch Sahi Nirnay	Vikas Bharti Public School	St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School	Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura
7	The Art of persuasion	G.D. Goenka Public School Sec-9 Delhi	Vikas Bharti Public School	Lancer's Convent School

31-JULY-2018

S.No.	EVENT		RESULT
		FIRST POSITION	SECOND POSITION	THIRD POSITION
1	Flip o Coin	Vikas Bharti Public School	Bal Bharati Public School, Delhi	Laurel High School
2	Ad-Venture	G.D Goenka Public School Sec-22	Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura	Vikas Bharti Public School
3	Main aur Mera Sahitya	D.A.V School Sec-7 Delhi	Bal Bharti Public School Delhi	Laurel high School
4	Artistic Math	Bal Bharti Public School, Delhi	Laurel high School	Vikas Bharti Public School
5	Fusion Fiesta	Vikas Bharati Public School	St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School	Vspk School
6	Rennaissance	Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura	Lancer's Convent School	Vikas Bharati Public School
7	Blurring... The Boundaries	Lancer's Convent School	Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura	G.D Goenka Public School Sec-9 Delhi

WINNER OF THE ROLLING TROPHY - VIKAS BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL, SEC-24 Delhi

Report of SIMMIC 2022

Competition is the best form of motivation. It is nice to have valid competition; it pushes you to do better.

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 30 July 2022 in the online mode. The inter-school event, which comprised of many competitions, was a fusion of talent, imagination, creativity and alertness. The participants prepared zealously to excel in events like Let’s Come to Incredible India, Be an Exemplar, Narrate and Create, Best Out of Waste, Design a Magazine Cover, Charitra Manthnam, Gaming Zone, etc.

All the competitions were judged by eminent personalities from different fields. The event provided a platform to the children of eminent schools to exhibit their talents and skills with great enthusiasm and passion. The participating students belonged to leading schools such as St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School, Prashant Vihar, Blue Bells Public School, Gurugram, Mother Divine Public School, Rohini, Vikas Bharti Public School, Rohini, Queen Mary’s School- Northend Model Town, Aadharshila Public School Pitam Pura, KIIT World School, Pitam Pura, Laurel High School, Pitam Pura and CCA School, Gurugram.

Their vivacity and brilliance reflected fully in their performances. The winners as well as the participants of all the competitions were felicitated with e-certificates.

The First position on the basis of participation in maximum events and marks accrued was bagged by Vikas Bharati Public School, Rohini.

The event indeed gave a platform to the participants to bring out their creativity, enhance their knowledge and at the same time imbibe in them the spirit of vigorous but healthy competition.

SIMMIC (2022-23)

Compiled Result

Let's Come to Incredible India

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Queen's Convent School, Delhi	Tushita	I
2	KIIT world School	Navya Sharma	II
3	Vikas Bharti Public School	Maddhu Havisha	III

Be an Exemplar

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Vikas Bharti Public School	Delina Bhan	I
2	Queen's Convent School, Delhi	Shubhangi	II
3	QMS Northend, Model Town	Hanshika Chawla	III
4	Mother Divine	Raunak Jain	III

Narrate and Create

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Blue Bells Gurugram	Veronika Behera	I
2	Queen's Convent School, Delhi	Shanaya Sharma	I
3	KIIT world School	Jaismeen	II
4	Mother Divine	Kriday Saini	III

Best out of Waste

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	CCA Public School, Gurgaon	Nidhishi, Arav Panday	I
2	Vikas Bharti Public School	Garima, Palapreet Kaur	II
3	Laurel High	Kavya Bhandari	II
4	KIIT world School	Anya Yadav, Ishmeet Kaur	III

Design a Magazine

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Vikas Bharti Public School	Neha Rawat, Nistha Ktaria	I
2	Queen's Convent School	Akanksha, Tapasya	II
3	VSPK School	Annanya Jindal	III

Charitra Manthanam

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Queen's Convent School	JIYA	I
2	VSPK School	VIDIT	I
3	Vikas Bharti Public School	ABHINAV AMBASTRA	II
4	St. Margaret School	SWARNIKA JOSHI	II
5	QMS Northend, Model Town	ANGEL GOEL	III

Kavita Vachan

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Vikas Bharti Public School	Dhairya Kumar	I
2	CCA Public School, Gurgaon	Vanshika Yadav	II
3	KIIT world School	Yashika Sharma	III

E Brochure

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Adharshila Public School	Rivik Jain	I
2	QMS Northend, Model Town	Samridhi Jalra	II
3	Queen's Convent School	Savleen Kaur	III

Colloquy

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Queen's Convent School	Khanak Goswami, Srishti Barua, Angelina Beniwal, Gitika Mathur	I
2	QMS Northend, Model Town	Tannadice Kaushik, Sai Monga, Netri Singh, Sanchali	II
3	Vikas Bharti Public School	Amanda Nain, Palak Sharma, Garima Garg	III

Scientific Toy

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	Queen's Convent School	Preet Chaudhary, Vani Goel	I
2	Vikas Bharti Public School	Tarun Tiwari, Samiksha	II
3	KIIT world School	Rhythm Jha, Aaryan Chawla	II
4	St. Margaret School	Brahamjyot Singh, Jiya Jain	III

Gaming Zone

S.No	School Name	Name of Participant	Position
1	St. Margaret School	Aditya Pant	I
2	Queen's Convent School	Devyanshi	II
3	Vikas Bharti Public School	Vovil Sehrawat	III

Overall Result
1. First Position is bagged by Vikas Bharti Public School
2. Second Position goes to KIIT School
3. QMS, Northend bagged the third position.

CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY 2018

“Light gives itself freely, filling all available space. It does not seek anything in return. It asks not whether you are friend or foe. It gives of itself and is not thereby diminished."

The Candle Light Ceremony is a solemn but celebratory occasion held for the students of class X and XII of Queen’s Convent, Delhi. It was held on Friday, 02 February 2018. It was presided over by the Chief Guest Mr. Anil Arora, Director of Partnerships, Earth Day Network and Guests of Honour Dr. Manisha Pandey, Associate Professor, Hindu College, Delhi University and Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih, Pastor Incharge, Bethel Methodist Church, Noida. The Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew welcomed the esteemed guests.

The event commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by the Bible reading. It was followed by a choir presentation, ‘Light of the World’ and a welcome dance, ‘What a Beautiful Name.’

The guests lit the light of knowledge and passed it to the staff who passed it onto the outgoing students. The students of class XII passed this light of knowledge to the students of class X in order to keep this path of knowledge always illuminated. Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih conferred his blessings to the students in the form of a message that they should always carry the light of knowledge with them and become messengers of peace and brotherhood. The chief Guest and the Guest of Honour also extended their wishes to the students appearing for their boards. They reiterated that the students should always respect their parents and teachers. It was followed by the Principal and the teachers of classes X and XII wishing the students to come out with flying colours in their board examinations. After this performance, the students of class XII were presented with souvenirs by the eminent guests. The ceremony ended with the release of the school Newsletter, ‘An Echo- Ek Goonj’

CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY 2020

The Candle Light Ceremony is a solemn but celebratory occasion held for the students of class X and XII of Queen’s Convent School, Delhi, The Ceremony was held on Wednesday, 29 January 2020 in the school premises. It was presided over by the Guest of Honour Mr. Rajesh Mishra, Founder Director, Temple of Learning, the Manager of the school, Mrs. Sunita Mittal and the Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew. The parents of class XII students were also invited for the function.

The event commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by the Bible reading. It was followed by a choir presentation ‘Showers of Blessings and a welcome dance ‘Amazing Grace’, seeking the blessings of the Lord Almighty. This was followed by a short skit ‘The Torch Bearers’ giving the message that a teacher is like a candle that consumes itself to give light to others.

The Candle Light ceremony is a symbol of hope and optimism. The guests lit the light of knowledge and passed it to the staff who passed it onto the students appearing for their board examination, the students of class XII and X.

The Principal conferred her blessings to the students by praying for them seeking Lord’s grace upon them. She prayed that Lord Almighty should bless the students to become messengers of change, peace and brotherhood.

The Guest of Honour, Mr. Rajesh Mishra in his motivating speech, gave to the students the rules for success in their forthcoming board examinations. He emphasized that the students need to follow a time table, make flash cards of key points and learn to stretch their learning hours.

The most riveting performance which drew an unceasing applause was the dance performance ‘We Could Be Heroes’ stressing on the importance of self confidence in achieving all our goals.

The eminent guests presented the students of Class XII with Souvenirs. The ceremony ended with the National Anthem.

CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY 2019

“Light gives itself freely, filling all available space. It does not seek anything in return. It asks not whether you are friend or foe. It gives of itself and is not thereby diminished.”

The Candle Light Ceremony is a solemn but celebratory occasion held for the students of class X and XII of Queen’s Convent School, Delhi, The Ceremony was held on Wednesday, 29 January 2019 in the school premises. It was presided over by the Chief Guest Mr. Anand Pillai, Managing Director of Leadership Matters Inc., Guest of Honour Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih, Pastor Incharge, Bethel Methodist Church, Noida, the Chairman of the school, Mr. Ved Mittal, the Manager, Mrs. Sunita Mittal, Assistant Manager, Ms. Kavya Mittal Goyal and the Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew. The parents of class XII students were also invited for the function. The Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew welcomed the esteemed guests.

1. The event commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by the Bible reading. It was followed by a choir presentation ‘Blessed Assurance’ and a welcome dance ‘How Great Thou Art’, seeking the blessings of the Lord Almighty.

2. The Candle Light ceremony is a symbol of hope and optimism The guests lit the light of knowledge and passed it to the staff who passed it onto the students appearing for their board examination, the students of class XII and X.

3. Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih conferred his blessings to the students by praying for them seeking Lord’s grace upon them. He prayed that Lord Almighty should bless the students to become messengers of peace and brotherhood.

4. The Chief Guest, Mr. Anand Pillai in his motivating speech gave to the students the five rules for success i.e. SPICE, He emphasized that hurdles are life’s lessons filling us with an indominitable will and the spirit of never giving up but rather encourage us to continue with vigour and enthusiasm.

5. The school choir encouraged the students with the song ‘Kar har maidan fateh’.

6. The most riveting performance which drew an unceasing applause was ‘The Beginning… ‘ a short presentation on the important pillars in our lives- our mother, father, teachers and above all the Lord Almighty. The esteemed guests were quite moved by the presentation and appreciated the students.

7. The eminent guests presented the students of Class XII with Souvenirs.

8. The Chairman, Mr. Ved Mittal and the Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew shared their words of wisdom with the students and wished them good luck for the board exams.

9. The ceremony ended with the Benediction by Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih.

REPORT ON PARIKSHA PAR CHARCHA 2.0

‘Pariksha Par Charcha 2.0’, is an initiative undertaken by CBSE wherein Hon’ble PM Modi will be interacting with the students and the teachers on exams and exam related stress.

As part of the initiative various online competitions were organized from 7 January to 17 January by the CBSE. Both students and teachers of our school participated in the competitions.

The following students from classes IX onwards enthusiastically participated in the competitions namely ‘Catchy Caption’ and ‘I am Inspired’

Name of the student Class :

Swarni Manzkhola	IX A
Prachi	IX A
Manya Bhasin	IX B
Jini Manchanda	IX B
Priyanshi Ahuja	IX C
Aarzoo Sarin	IX C
Harshita	X B
Simar Chopra	X C
Hazel Khatter	X D
Stuti Mishra	X D
Drishti Arora	XI A
Aadya Gaur	XI A
Mansha	XI B
Shipra Gupta	XI B
Kriti Singh	XI D
Labhanshi Mittal	XI D

A few teachers namely, Ms. Nidhi Vadehra, Ms. Shalini Baluja and Ms. Nidhi Arora shared their mantra for success in the upcoming examinations. They also sent their wishes to all the students who are going to appear in the forthcoming examinations for the session 2018-2019.

ANNUAL DAY 2017 (21 December 2017)

The Annual Day of Queen’s Convent, Delhi (Primary Wing) was held amidst great fanfare on 21 December 2017. Many distinguished guests presided over the programme including the Chief Guest for the day’s celebration, Pandit Dr. Rajendra Gangani, a Kathak Exponent and an accomplished musician, Guests of Honour Professor Saroj Sharma, Dean of the School of Education, IP University and Mr. Umesh Mehta, a Member of America and India International Photographic Council. The Director of the school, Mrs. Sunita Mittal and the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew welcomed the esteemed guests.

The tiny tots presented a welcome dance, ‘How Great our God’ followed by a Choral Renditiona tribute to the Lord Almighty. This was followed by the Principal’s report- a presentation of the achievements and accolades achieved by the school in the past academic year.

The highlight of the evening was the English play ‘The Sound of Music’, an adaptation of the classic 1965 musical ‘The Sound of Music.’ The message of the play was that the family that prays together stays together. The wonderful acting skills were appreciated by the distinguished guests and the audience. They applauded the talented student artists at the conclusion of the play. The programme concluded with The Finale Dance, ‘The Everlasting Gift’, reminding us of the magic of Christmas. The guests praised the efforts and the hard work of the teachers and the students involved in the Annual Day programme and wished the school great success and progress in the years ahead. The function concluded with a spirited rendering of the National Anthem.

ANNUAL DAY 2017 (22 December 2017)

The Annual Day of Queen’s Convent, Delhi was held amidst great fanfare on 22 December 2017. Many distinguished guests presided over the programme including the Chief Guest for the day’s celebration, Ms. Chhavi Prabhakar, Co- Founder & CEO, NR VESTIN Global Services Pvt. Ltd.,Guests of Honour Group Captain G S Vohra, Director, Mewar University, CA Suresh Kumar Goyal, Chairman, Maurya School, Gurugram and Mrs. Anita Goyal, Mr. Atul Jain, Chairman, Laurel High School, Mr. Rajesh Batra, Chairman, Queen’s Convent, Sonepat and CA Vikas Goyal and Mrs. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Members, Management Committee. The Manager of the school Mr. Ved Mittal, the Director of the school, Mrs. Sunita Mittal and the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew welcomed the esteemed guests. The students presented a welcome dance, ‘What a Beautiful Name’ followed by a Choral Rendition - a tribute to the Lord Almighty. This was followed by the Principal’s report- a presentation of the achievements and accolades achieved by the school in the past academic year.

The students then presented an English play ‘Blessed Assurance’, an adaptation of the play The Bishop’s Candlesticks by Norman McKinnel. The message of the play was that ‘Hate Sin not the Sinner. Hope, Faith and Love can transform the most sinful being into a good human. We must always remember that our body is the Temple of the living God.’ The wonderful acting skills were appreciated by the distinguished guests and the audience. They applauded the talented student artists at the conclusion of the play. The programme concluded with The Finale Dance, ‘The Everlasting Gift’, reminding us of the magic of Christmas. Christmas is not only a season of gifting each other but a reminder of the greatest gift of God to Mankind- His Son, Jesus Christ who died on the cross to redeem us of our sins.

The guests praised the efforts and the hard work of the teachers and the students involved in the Annual Day programme and wished the school great success and progress in the years ahead. The function concluded with a spirited rendering of the National Anthem.

REPORT ON REPUBLIC DAY 2018

Queen’s Convent, Delhi celebrated the 69th Republic Day on 25 Jan 2018. The Patriotic fervor warmed up the cold winter morning as the students and staff gathered in the school ground to unfurl the National flag and celebrate the occasion. Mrs. Sunita Mittal, the Director of the school presided over the function alongwith Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal.

The programme commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by Flag hoisting and the renditon of the National Anthem.

The Director Madam took the salute as the students of the Four Houses, NCC Cadets and the School Band marched past the dias. This was followed by a varied and rich cultural programme which enthralled the audience. A medley of patriotic songs set the mood of the occasion which was followed by a presentation of Yoga and Gymnastic formations in which the students of the school showcased their skills of balance, strength & flexibility. The theatre club of the school staged a short presentation ‘Kam Ko Salaam’. The message of the short play was that it is our work and our code of conduct that earns us respect and that we should not be dependent on others.

This was followed by a dance performance which was inspired from a speech delivered by Yusufzai Malala at the United Nations Assembly. Malala, in her speech had emphasized upon the importance of education and literacy amongst children. The cultural programme was followed by the Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony in which the students from classes Nursery to XII were felicitated for their achievements in Academics and Co-curriculars. Lastly, the Principal addressed the gathering and reiterated the importance of the young minds in country’s progress and development.

The Principal congratulated the winners of the various prizes and also read to the students the message of the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, Mr. Manish Sisodia in which the importance of Preamble and our Constitution was told to the students. The programme culminated with the singing of the School Song.

Report of Republic Day Function 2019

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi celebrated the Seventieth Republic Day on 25 January 2019. Patriotic fervor warmed up the cold winter morning as the students and staff gathered in the school ground to unfurl the National flag and celebrate the occasion. The Chief Guest of the programme was the Chairman of the school, Mr. Ved Mittal. The Manager, Mrs.Sunita Mittal, presided over the function alongwith Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal of the school.

The programme commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by Flag hoisting and the renditon of the National Anthem. National Anthem.

The Chief Guest took the salute as the students of the Four Houses, NCC Cadets and the School Band marched past the dias. This was followed by a varied and rich cultural programme which enthralled the audience.

The junior choir of the school sang ‘swarg se sundar’ which set the mood of the occasion. The Queens on Wheels simply enthralled the audience with their expertise and agility and their skills. The Martial Arts techniques showcased by the students were a presentation of weapons and practices on rhythm and beats. The senior choir presentation of ‘kar har maidan fateh’ instilled pride and confidence in the students for a confident personality and unfailing love for their motherland. This was followed by a presentation of Yoga asanas and formations in which the students of the school showcased their skills of balance, strength & flexibility. The various techniques of judo were also displayed by the students.

The hard work and dedication of the students was seen through the acts displayed with great concentration and sincerity.

The cultural programme was followed by the Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony in which the students from classes Nursery to XII were felicitated for their achievements in Academics and Co-curriculars. The Chief Guest, Mr. Ved Mittal, the Chairman of the school addressed the students and in his speech and highlighted the importance of the young minds in the country’s progress and development. He also congratulated the winners of the various prizes and wished the gathering a Happy Republic Day. The programme culminated with the singing of the School Song.

Report on Republic Day Celebrations 2023

‘A thoughtful mind,when it sees a nation’s flag,sees not the flag, but the nation itself.’Queen’s Convent, Delhi celebrated the 74th Republic Day on Wednesday, 25 January 2023 in the school premises.’

The programme commenced with the the blessings of the Almighty . The National Flag was unfurled by the Chief Guest of the day, Mrs Sunita Mittal, Manager of the school in the presence of Ms. Nalini Andrew,the Principal of the school,followed by the rendition of the National Anthem. The school choir presented a medley of patriotic songs which filled the environment with a message of unity. The students of classes VI-VIII presented the Kinesthetic drill which showcased that the young India is health conscious. It was followed by a Yoga presentation. These presentations proved the old adage that ‘Healthy mind resides in a healthy body.

The patriotic fervor was displayed by the students through dance presentations which instilled the feelings of love and sacrifice for the nation among the youth. The Head Girl of the school Yashita,of class XII A highlighted on the importance of the day and the role of the youth in her speech. The cultural programme was followed by the Prize Distribution Ceremony. The students were awarded for their meritorious and exemplary performance in various areas of Academics, Cultural and Sports. Hellen Keller House received the award of Best House for the academic year 2021-2022. Madam Principal, in her speech, congratulated the winners. She conveyed the greetings of the occasion and emphasised upon the pride that we as Indians need to have in our roots. She also highlighted the role of the present youth in the future of this glorious nation.

The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks.

Report on Republic Day Celebrations 2022

‘Let us remember the golden heritage of our country and feel proud to be a part of India.’

India’s Republic Day is a day on which every Indian heart fills up with patriotic fervour and immense love for motherland. Republic Day is a day to remind us of the sacred values enshrined in the Constitution of India. It is also a day to take pride in the country’s rich heritage, colorful fabric of myriad cultural expressions, achievements in the different domains and the peace-loving nature of the society.

As is the tradition, the students of our school, celebrated this landmark in Indian history with great enthusiasm.

To showcase their love for motherland, the pre- primary students danced to the tunes of patriotic song ‘Oh Desh Mere, Teri Shaan Pe Sadke’. The patriotic fervour was hyped up even more with Documentary on Constitution and Preamble which gave us insight that ‘We, the People of India’ must abide by the fundamentals that are mentioned in the Constitution of India -Justice to everyone, Equality, Liberty, Fraternity and Sovereignty. The history of Tableaux – an integral part of the Republic Day was showcased. The various dance forms that adorn the rich cultural heritage of India by the students showcased the true spirit of a secular and sovereign nation and unity in the diverse culture of our republic. The Head girl of the school, Belina, in her speech talked about the importance of the day and the role of the youth in nation building.

This day is a reminder of the worth of all our freedom fighters, their sacrifices towards the country’s freedom, and their devotion towards the country. Let’s renew our pledge that we all will maintain peace and harmony in our country now and forever.

A thousand salutes to this great nation of ours. May it become even more prosperous and great. Happy Republic Day!

Report on Republic Day Celebrations 2020

Freedom in our mind, Faith in our heart,
Pride in our soul, Strength in our words.
Let’s salute the Nation on Republic Day.

India’s Republic Day is a day on which every Indian heart fills up with patriotic fervour and immense love for motherland. It was on this day in the year 1930 when the Indian Tricolour was first unfurled by Pt Jawaharlal Nehru in Lahore following the call for PURNA SWARAJ. To commemorate this day, 26th January 1950 was selected to be the day when India became a Republic and its Constitution was enforced.

Republic Day is a day to remind us of the sacred values enshrined in the Constitution of India. It is also a day to take pride in the country’s rich heritage, colorful fabric of myriad cultural expressions, achievements in the different domains and the peace-loving nature of the society.

The presentation commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by Flag hoisting. The honourable members of the school management conferred their best wishes and blessings on the students with special messages encouraging the students to ensure that they contribute to the nation’s progress and development. In order to showcase their pride in being an Indian, the pre- primary students made flags and tricolour sandwiches. The students danced to the tunes of ‘Ae Watan, Watan mere aabad rahe tu’ and ‘Desh rangeela rangeela, deshh mera rangeela’. The patriotic fervour was hyped up even more when a couple of patriotic songs were sung by the students. Aerobic exercises performed by the students stressed on the need and importance of flexibility, fitness and good health in our daily life. The Head girl of the school, Gunjan Khatri, in her speech talked about the importance of the day and the role of the youth in nation building. The various folk dances by the students showcased the true spirit of a secular and sovereign nation and unity in the diverse culture of our republic. A video was prepared based on the various activities of the students. This video was shared in the class groups and posted on the school website.

This day is a reminder of the worth of all our freedom fighters, their sacrifices towards the country’s freedom, and their devotion towards the country. ‘We, the People of India’ must keep in mind the ideas that are mentioned in the constitution of India -Justice to everyone, Equality, Liberty, Fraternity and Sovereignty. Let’s renew our pledge that we all will maintain peace and harmony in our country now and forever.

A thousand salutes to this great nation of ours. May it become even more prosperous and great. Happy Republic Day!

YULETIDE SYMPHONY 2022

“There are not more than five musical notes, yet the combinations of these five give rise to more melodies than can ever be heard.” — Sun Tzu

At the advent of the Christmas season, Queen's Convent School, Delhi, organized Yuletide Symphony-2022, an Interschool Solo-singing Competition on Saturday, 17 December 2022 in the virtual mode. Many prestigious schools participated in the competition namely Mother Mary school, Vikas Bharti public school, QMS Northend, St.Margaret school, Lancer’s Convent school and GD Goenka,Sector 9.

The contestants submitted their entries comprising of Christian Songs and Christmas Carols.The participants were judged by the esteemed judges on the grounds of melody, rhythm and expression. The judges congratulated and applauded the performance of all the participants.

The result of the competition is as follows :

Category – Junior
Position	NAME OF SCHOOL
Ⅰ	Mother Mary School
Ⅱ	Vikas Bharti Public School
Ⅲ	QMS Northend

Category – Senior
Position	NAME OF SCHOOL
Ⅰ	Vikas Bharti Public School
Ⅱ	St. Margaret School
Ⅲ	Lancer's Convent School

YULETIDE SYMPHONY 2020

“A song was heard at Christmas To wake the midnight sky: A savior’s birth, and peace on earth, And praise to God on high.”

At the advent of the Christmas season, Queen's Convent School, Delhi, organized Yuletide Symphony-2020, an Interschool solo-singing Competition, on Saturday, 19 December 2020. This year the Programme was conducted online through Zoom App. This year, in order to give an international exposure to all the participants the School had conducting the Yuletide Symphony 2020 in collaboration with Chromatics Music Society.

The following schools participated in the competition:

S. No.	NAME OF SCHOOL
1.	RYAN INTERNATIONAL, ROHINI
2.	ST. XAVIER’S SCHOOL
3.	VIKAS BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL
4.	QUEEN MARY’S SCHOOL, MODEL TOWN
5.	ST MARGARET SR. SEC. SCHOOL
6.	ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
7.	BAL BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL, ROHINI
8.	MAXFORT SCHOOL, ROHINI
9.	ST. THOMAS SCHOOL, MANDIR MARG
10.	ST. THOMAS SCHOOL, DWARKA
11.	ROSARY SR. SEC. SCHOOL
12.	CRPF SCHOOL
13.	HIMALAYA PUBLIC SCHOOL
14.	RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NOIDA
15.	PRABHU DAYAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
16.	DPS, ROHINI
17.	LAUREL HIGH
18.	QUEEN’S CONVENT SCHOOL, ROHINI
19.	GD GOENKA, SEC 22 ROHINI

The contestants enthralled the audience with their melodious singing of the Christian Songs and Christmas Carols. The competition was judged by Mr.Rohan Solomon, Front Vocalist from band ‘CYANIDE’ and Mr. Mohit Rathore, Founder, MIC. The participants were judged on the grounds of melody, rhythm. The judges appreciated the performance of all the participants.

The event concluded with the declaration of the result and felicitation of the winners with an E- Certificate.

The Result of the competition is:

Carol Singing Category 1
Position	School Name	Name	Class
1st	St. Francis De Sales	Eleanor Manish Mathew	4th
2nd	Queen's Convent School	Abia Ayana Masih	2nd A
3rd	Delhi Public School	Aarshiya Jain	4th B

Carol Singing Category 2
Position	School Name	Name	Class
1st	St. Thomas School	Liza B Murray	7th B
2nd	St. Francis De Sales	Merin Alexander	7th
3rd	Max Fort	Samriddhi Gupta	6th A
3rd	G D Goenka, Model Town	Anshika

Carol Singing Category 3
Position	School Name	Name	Class
1st	Queen Mary's School	Saanvi Jain	8th F
2nd	G. D. Goenka Public School	Girisha Sehgal	8th B
3rd	St. Thomas School, Mandir Marg	Megha Malhotra	8th B

Carol Singing Category 4
Position	School Name	Name	Class
1st	Queen's Convent School	Twinkle Beri	12th C
2nd	St. Xaviers School	Garima Wadhwa	12th B
3rd	St. Thomas School, Mandir Marg	Tarannum Chaudhary	12th B

Western Pop / Classical - Category 1
Position	School Name	Name
1st	Vikas Bharti Public School	Soham Sharma
2nd	St. Francis De Sales	Ethan John Liyo
3rd	Queen's Convent School	Anoushka

Western Pop / Classical - Category 2
Position	School Name	Name
1st	Vikas Bharti Public School	Lakshaa
2nd	St. Francis De Sales	Kiara shibu Chenath
3rd	Prabhu Dhayal Public School	Aryan Chanana

Western Pop / Classical - Category 3
Position	School Name	Name
1st	St. Thomas School,Dwarka	Esther Bage
2nd	Vikas Bharti Public School	Vasundhara Manch
3rd	St. Francis De Sales	Brisha Shannon

Western Pop / Classical - Category 4
Position	School Name	Name
1st	Queen’s Convent School	Gunjan Khatri
2nd	St. Francis De Sales	Tomcy Maria Prince
3rd	St. Xaviers School	Poornima Chhavani

YULETIDE SYMPHONY 2019

“Happiness is to serve the Saviour, Living a life that’s in His favour.”

Yuletide Symphony-2019, an Interschool Choir Competition was organized by Queen's Convent School, Delhi on Friday, 6 December 2019 . Guest of Honour Mr. Umesh Mehta , Sr. Photographer, Writer and Motivational Speaker and Ms. Nalini Andrew , the Principal of the School presided over the competition. The Competition was judged by Mr. Mohit Rathore , Founder, Chromatics Music School and Mr. John Shergill , Musician and Owner, Aaron’s Frets and Strings Music Academy. The proud winners of the Competition were

S. No.	Name of the School	Position
1.	Holy Child Sr. Sec. School	I
2.	VSPK International School	II
3.	St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School	III

Yuletide Symphony-2017

"Music speaks what cannot be expressed. It soothes the mind and gives it rest, heals heart and makes it whole, flows from heaven to the soul”

At the advent of the Christmas season, Queen's Convent, Delhi, organized Yuletide Symphony-2017, an Interschool Choir Competition, on Friday, 1st December 2017. The occasion was graced by Ms. Shalini Mittal, Programme Executive, in All India Radio, Delhi as the Chief Guest. Respected Director Ma’am and Principal Ma’am also blessed the participating teams with their presence. The programme started with Lord’s Prayer, followed by the heart touching performance by the school choir on the lines of “O Jeevan Jal”. The Tiny Tots of the school also mesmerized the audience with their dance performances.

Many schools participated in the competition which included The Heritage, Bal Bharti School, Pitam Pura, St. Margaret School, etc. The contestants enthralled the audience with their melodious singing of the Christian Songs and Christmas Carols.

The competition was judged by Mr. Jason Pamii, an instructor in Delhi School of Music, as a pianist and Ms Achala Srivastava, a renowned singer who also sings on F M Radio. The participants were judged on the grounds of melody, rhythm, and presentation. The judges were awestruck and spellbound by the performances of all the groups.

Towards the end, Ms. Achala Srivstava sang a mellifluous song that reverberated in the whole atmosphere. The Chief Guest of the occasion, Ms. Shalini Mittal, also appreciated the efforts of all the participating teams from different schools in her speech.

The winners were awarded with the certificates and trophies by all the eminent guests.

The Result of the competition is:

S. No.	Name of the School	Position
1.	Queen's Convent, Delhi passed on to St. Margaret School	I
2.	Bal Bharti School, Pitam Pura	II
3.	The Heritage School	III

Yuletide Symphony-2018

“A song was heard at Christmas
To wake the midnight sky:
A saviour’s birth, and peace on earth,
And praise to God on high.”

At the advent of the Christmas season, Queen's Convent School, Delhi, organized Yuletide Symphony-2018, an Interschool Choir Competition, on Thursday, 6 December 2018. The occasion was graced by the Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew. The programme started with Lord’s Prayer, followed by the heart touching performance by the school choir on the lines of ‘Joyful Joyful’. The audience was mesmerized by the dance performance ‘Awakening of Soul.’

Many prestigious schools participated in the competition which included Bal Bharti School, Pitam Pura, Ryan International School, St. Margaret School, etc. The contestants enthralled the audience with their melodious singing of the Christian Songs and Christmas Carols.

The competition was judged by Mr.Mazi Pamei., Composer and Choir Leader- House of Praise International and Mr. Mukul Singh, Director- Youth For Christ. The participants were judged on the grounds of melody, rhythm, and presentation. The judges appreciated the performance of all the participants.

The event concluded with the declaration of the result and felicitation of the winners with a trophy and certificates by the eminent guests.

The Result of the competition is:

S. No.	Name of the School	Position
1.	Ryan International School, Sector 25, Rohini, Delhi	I
2.	Ryan International School, H3, Sector 11, Rohini, Delhi	II
3.	Vikas Bharti Public School, Sector 24, Rohini, Delhi	III

Report on Gandhi Jayanti Special Assembly

“You may never know what results come of your actions but if you do nothing, there will be no result.”

Mahatma Gandhi, the man who spun the wheel of fortune, a pioneer of truth and non-violence and known as the “Father of the Nation” firmly believed in action. The school conducted a Special Assembly on 30th September 2022, to commemorate his birth anniversary.

The entire programme was meticulously planned by the class IX students of our school. The guests of the day were Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrews, Principal and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, the Coordinator of the school.

The programme commenced with the Lord’s prayer. This was followed by an English thought and a Hindi thought. A paper reading was done through which the importance of the day was highlighted. This day we not only pay our tribute to Gandhi ji but also to remember our second Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji and to appreciate his contribution in the freedom of India and post Independence the role he played in bringing about the Green Revolution. His slogan ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' became very popular during the war. Dhwani and Harshita of class X sung the beautiful bhajan Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram. . . ... A skit depicting Gandhi ji's values and thoughts was presented by the students of class IX

The programme concluded with a Vote of thanks and singing of the National Anthem.

Gandhi Jayanti

“Our greatest ability as humans is not to change the world; but to change ourselves.”

Every year our students celebrate 2nd October i.e. Gandhi Jayanti with zeal and enthusiasm to commemorate the birthday of the ‘Father of the Nation’, a champion of truth and nonviolence. The day is also the birthday of our beloved Prime Minister, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri. This year too we paid tribute to the great leaders and pledged to adopt their principles of empathy, humility, honesty and sincerity. Their lives have really been an elixir of inspiration proving the quote, “Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.”

To commemorate the occasion, the following activities were designed for the students of different classes. The details are as follows:

Class NURSERY - Let’s Swing and Dance
Class KG - A Tribute to Gandhiji
Class I - Spinning the Wheel
Class II - Swar Manthan
Class III - Artsy Craftsy Monkeys
Class IV - Bande Mein Tha Dum
Class V - See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil
Class VI - Mere Sapno ka Bharat
Class VII - Vocal for Local

Beautiful pictures/ videos of these activities were clicked by the parents and posted on the class groups

The students laid emphasis on the principles and philosophies of the two great leaders and pledged to imbibe these values in their lives. The efforts of the students were compiled in a short video which was shared in the class whatsapp groups and uploaded on the school website.

Once again our students have turned adversity into opportunity. They have proved that the pandemic cannot dampen their spirits but would have to bow before their relentless efforts.

Swachhta Pakhwada 2017

Queen's Convent, Delhi is a socially responsible institution which stands on the belief that Value oriented education plays a vital role in stimulating and motivating young minds and preparing them grow up to be socially responsible citizens of our nation.

Cleaning and preserving our environment is the sole responsibility of us, the citizens of India. The youth of our country needs to play a very significant role in this .As per the initiation of the Swachhta Pakhwada - Cleanliness Drive by the CBSE and Directorate of Education the Queen's Convent, Sector 25 Delhi ,Delhi observed Swachhta Pakhwada from 01 September 2017 to 15 September 2017. Various activities were conducted during this fortnight. The details are as follows.

The initiation of the Cleanliness Drive was undertaken in the esteemed presence of the Chief Guest Mr. D. Chakraborty, Sr. Scientist, Central Ground Water Authority, Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India in a Special Assembly in which Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal, made the students take the pledge . A number of parents also participated in it with full enthusiasm.

School Choir presented patriotic songs that had the theme of - Clean India which is the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and the mission of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

In the fortnite, morning zero period was dedicated to cleaning of various areas in and around the vicinity of the school. Students, teachers, parents and helpers took part in it with full zeal.

A Vermicompost plant was set up by the students of the SAVE Club. The entire school participated in the banner making activity. These banners were put up in and around school to spread the message of a clean and garbage free India.

An animated Powerpoint Presentation was shown to the students of classes VI-IX showcasing the benefits of maintaining personal hygiene and cleanliness of our surrounding environment.

The students took out rally in Delhi, Sector-25 where the students carried posters, banners and handouts to spread the message of Clean India, Green India.

It will be a continuous endeavour on the part of the school to motivate and sensitize the students to keep their surroundings clean. The SAVE Club of the School will ensure that this drive is not contained only to the month of September but as long as each and every child of the school becomes a messenger of the Clean India campaign.

JAI HIND

REPORT ON CLEANLINESS DRIVE FOR SWACHH BHARAT – SWACHHATA PAKHWADA

Date – 1 SEPTEMBER 2021-15 SEPTEMBER 2021 Event - SWACHHATA PAKHWADA

Queen’s Convent School , Rohini had organized various activities and a Special assembly related to Swachhta Pakhwada- Cleanliness drive from 1st to 15th September 2021 spread awareness and responsibility amongst the students and their parents towards the environment. Recognizing the vital role of the schools in spreading the awareness about Swachhata Mission and its implementation across the country, the students took a pledge to keep their surroundings “ SWACH” This pledge was taken in a special assembly conducted by the respective class teachers from the tiny tots of class I till Class XII. This special assembly was held on 8th September 2021.

The tiny tots were demonstrated the importance of washing hands and encouraged by their teachers to wash hands regularly and in the right way. The students of classes III and IV were encouraged to wear masks. Teachers demonstrated to them the proper way to wear mask. Poster making on social distancing was done by the students of classes VI and VII whereas the students of classes IX and X wrote slogans on sanitization. This was done to promote the cause and to popularize this drive. The senior students of classes XI and XII participated in group discussion on the 3 Ts ( TACE , TESTING AND TREAT ) under the guidance of their teacher

Such projects are quite relevant in the current pandemic situation which is also giving way to other diseases like dengue and typhoid. It is the need of the hour to keep ourselves and our surroundings clean to prevent ourselves and other’s around us from falling prey to fatal diseases.

Investiture Ceremony 2021

“Leaders are not born but are made by their experiences in life".

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi bestows upon its students the ability to be the future leaders of the world. Keeping up with this tradition, The school successfully inducted the newly elected and selected members of the School’s prefectorial board on Monday, 29.November.2021 on a virtual platform during the The Investiture Ceremony 2021-22. The ceremony began with a prayer to mark the solemnity of the occasion. The school Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew, led the Prefectorial Board in the solemn ceremony of taking the Oath. She then congratulated the newly elected Students' Council and emphasized upon the significance of setting priorities in life and to be a team player , which is the need of the hour. She reminded them that they are the torch bearers of all the values that the school stands for and urged them to take responsibility with commitment and integrity. She added, "Don't follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail”. The E- badges were conferred on the newly elected Students' Council.

The virtual event was a great success. The Senior Head Girl, Belina and Junior Head Girl, Pihushi Mendiratta gave their first speech assuring the school management that they would uphold the dignity and integrity of the positions they have been placed upon. The zeal of the council was reflected in their confidence and dedication to execute their work. The council members thanked their teachers and mentors for the new post and promised to lead and inspire with dignity and pride. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem.

It was a proud moment for all the office bearers as they embarked on a new journey as leaders.

STUDENT COUNCIL 2021

Head Girl/Vice Head Girl

Peehushi Mandiratta Head Girl (Junior)

Vanshika Ruhil
Vice Head Girl (Junior)

Belina
Head Girl (Senior)

Yashita
Vice Head Girl (Senior)

Sports Captain

Diksha Dabas
Senior Sports Captain

Nuj Mathur
Senior Vice Sports Captain

House Captains
House	Post	Name of Student	Class
Florence Nightingale	House Captain (Jr)	Radhika Kumari	5 A
	Vice House Captain (Jr)	Mehak Mishra	5A
	House Captain (Sr)	Sparshi Nirwan	11 A
	Vice House Captain (Sr)	Gargi	11 C

Helen Keller	House Captain (Jr)	Akshi	5 A
	Vice House Captain (Jr)	Yashika Jindal	5 B
	House Captain (Sr)	Anjana Rao	11 A
	Vice House Captain (Sr)	Aliya Chanda	9 A

Mother Teresa	House Captain (Jr)	Myra Bisht	5 B
	Vice House Captain (Jr)	Nithya Joshi	5 A
	House Captain (Sr)	Khanak Goswami	11 B
	Vice House Captain (Sr)	Tia Arora	11 C

Sarojini Naidu	House Captain (Jr)	Aarna	5 C
	Vice House Captain (Jr)	Haritha Jayachandran	5 A
	House Captain (Sr)	Ritika Khatri	11 A
	Vice House Captain (Sr)	Tanisha Dabas	9 A

Prefects
Florence Nightingale (Sr)	Helen Keller (Sr)	Mother Teresa (Sr)	Sarojini Naidu (Sr)
Priyal Bhalla (9C)	Annaya Pandey (9C)	Bhoomi Dabas (9A)	Vaibhavi Jour (9A)
Nitya Kumar - (9C)	Kavya Singhal (9B)	Lisha (9A)	Gunjan Yadav (9A)
Saanvi tayal (9A)	Simran Arora (9B)	Mahi (9C)	Yashika Kaushik (9C)
Vidhi (9A)	Lipika (9C)	Vaibhavi Singh (9C)	Ritu Garg (9B)
Gitakshi Gupta (9B)	Rashi Mathur (9A)	Mahi Dabas (9B)	Bhakti (9C)

Florence Nightingale (Jr)	Helen Keller (Jr)	Mother Teresa (Jr)	Sarojini Naidu (Jr)
Piya Chandaliya (5C)	Hermehak Kaur (5B)	Pia Kapoor (5C)	Mehak (5B)
Divi Aggarwal (4C)	Akshita Drall (5B)	Shreya Dagar (5C)	Anoushka (5B)
Avantika Chaudhary (4B)	Anika Sharma (4A)	Davia Aggarwal (4C)	Priyanshi (4B)
Aaliya Khurana (4C)	Aaradhya Gupta (4C)	Prachi (4A)	Nishtha Panesar (4B)
Manya Jain (4A)	Navya Mandiratta (4A)	Panvi Dutt (4B)	Tianshi (4B)

Report on Investiture Ceremony 2022

“Leaders are made, they are not born. They are made by hard work, which is the price which all of us must pay to achieve any goal that is worthwhile.”

Queen's Convent School , Delhi bestows upon its students the ability to be the future leaders. Keeping up with this tradition, the school conducted the Investiture Ceremony on Wednesday, 31 August 2022, in the school premises to felicitate the new Student Council. The ceremony began with a prayer to mark the solemnity of the occasion. The Manager of the school, Ms. Sunita Mittal, the Principal, Ms Nalini Andrew and Coordinator, Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain were present to induct the new Student Council. The Principal led them in taking the pledge.

The new student council was then motivated by Principal Madam who congratulated them on their selection and encouraged them to showcase high standards of excellence and commitment towards their duties.

The council members were honored with badges which was presented to them by the members of the School Management as the School choir sang melodious hymns.

The new Senior Head girl, Yashita (XII-A) and the Junior Head girl, Aaradhaya Singh Tomar (V-B) thanked their teachers and mentors for the new post and promised to lead and inspire with dignity and pride. The ceremony concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

It was a memorable occasion for the young leaders as they look forward to a new, eventful and enriching academic year.

STUDENT COUNCIL 2022

Head Girl/Vice Head Girl

Aaradhya Singh Tomar Head Girl (Junior)

Harshita Pankaj
Vice- Head Girl (Junior)

Yashita
Head Girl ( Senior)

Gargi
Vice- Head Girl

Sports Captain

Mehak Kaushik
Sports Captain

Kashish Saini
Vice Sports Captain

Tia Arora
Cultural Head

Shristi Chopra
Assistant Cultural Head

STUDENT COUNCIL 2022-2023
Sr. Head Girl	Jr. Head Girl
Yashita XII A (Helen Keller)	Aaradhaya Singh Tomar VB (Helen Keller)
Sr.Vice Head Girl	Jr.Vice Head Girl
Gargi XII C (Florence Nightingale)	Harshita Pankaj V (Florence Nightingale)
Sports Captain	Vice Sports Captain
Mehak Kaushik XII C (Mother Teresa)	Kashish Saini XI B (Helen Keller)
Cultural Head	Assistant Cultural Head
Tia Arora XII C (Mother Teresa)	Srishti Chopra XII C (Mother Teresa)

Sr. House Captain				Sr.Vice House Captain
S.No (Sr)	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House
1	Khwaish Arora	XII A	Florence Nightingale	1	Anmol Nandwani	XI A	Florence Nightingale
2	Rhythm Suneja	XII B	Helen Keller	2	Bhoomika Solanki	XI C	Helen Keller
3	Khushi Ahuja	XII C	Mother Teresa	3	Siya Arora	XI B	Mother Teresa
4	Diksha Dabas	XII C	Sarojini Naidu	4	Ananya Sharma	XI A	Sarojini Naidu

Jr. House Captain				Jr.Vice House Captain
S.No (Sr)	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House
1	Manya Jain	VC	Florence Nightingale	1	Nisha Mathur	VC	Florence Nightingale
2	Anika Sharma	VA	Helen Keller	2	Paridhi	VC	Helen Keller
3	Bhavya Sharma	VA	Mother Teresa	3	Charvi Yadav	VA	Mother Teresa
4	Nishtha Panesar	V B	Sarojini Naidu	4	Vanieka	VB	Sarojini Naidu

Sr. Prefect				Sr. Prefect				Jr. Prefect
S.No (Sr)	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House
1	Janvi Mathur	XI A	Florence Nightingale	6	Ashu Choudhary	XI C	Florence Nightingale	1	Komya Makhija	V B	Florence Nightingale
2	Khanak	XI B	Florence Nightingale	7	Diksha Vats	XI D	Florence Nightingale	2	Priyanshi Gupta	V B	Florence Nightingale
3	Vani Bhatia	XI A	Florence Nightingale	8	Akshi Vats	XI D	Florence Nightingale	3	Bhagya	VC	Florence Nightingale
4	Kadambini	XI C	Florence Nightingale	9	Ritiksha	XII A	Florence Nightingale	4	Siddhi Khetan	IV A	Florence Nightingale
5	Mehak Kathuria	XI B	Florence Nightingale	10	Diya Mann	XI A	Florence Nightingale	5	Jiya	IV A	Florence Nightingale

Sr. Prefect				Sr. Prefect				Jr. Prefect
S.No (Sr)	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House
1	Manini Dagar	XI B	Helen Keller	6	Arshi Ansari	XI A	Helen Keller	1	Paridhi Jindal	V A	Helen Keller
2	Seeya Dhanawat	XI A	Helen Keller	7	Priydarshini	XI A	Helen Keller	2	Sleha Akhtar	IV A	Helen Keller
3	Savleen Kaur	XI B	Helen Keller	8	Dimple	XI D	Helen Keller	3	Aashita Arora	IV B	Helen Keller
4	Tanya Shree	XI C	Helen Keller	9	Jigyasa Panghal	XI D	Helen Keller	4	Aarvi Singh	V B	Helen Keller
5	Komal	XI C	Helen Keller	10	Angel	XI D	Helen Keller	5	Pragun Kakkar	IV C	Helen Keller

Sr. Prefect				Sr. Prefect				Jr. Prefect
S.No (Sr)	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House
1	Doris Mann	XI A	Mother Teresa	6	Radhika Sharma	XI B	Mother Teresa	1	Shree Sharma	IV A	Mother Teresa
2	Alisha Kapoor	XI A	Mother Teresa	7	Anshita Mathur	XI C	Mother Teresa	2	Ridhi Khetan	IV B	Mother Teresa
3	Anoushka Banerjee	XII A	Mother Teresa	8	Himika Barera	XI D	Mother Teresa	3	Diana Mathur	IV B	Mother Teresa
4	Pradakshina Sharma	XI A	Mother Teresa	9	Garima	XI C	Mother Teresa	4	Anvia	IV A	Mother Teresa
5	Avani Jaiswal	XI A	Mother Teresa	10	Kirti	XI B	Mother Teresa	5	Divyaanshi Gupta	IV C	Mother Teresa

Sr. Prefect				Sr. Prefect				Jr. Prefect
S.No (Sr)	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House	S.No	Name of the Student	Class & Sec	House
1	Khushi Dahiya	XI D	Sarojini Naidu	6	Kanan Rana	XI B	Sarojini Naidu	1	Shubhangi	IV A	Sarojini Naidu
2	Navya Oberoi	XI B	Sarojini Naidu	7	Suhani	XI C	Sarojini Naidu	2	Anvia	IV A	Sarojini Naidu
3	Pooja	XI C	Sarojini Naidu	8	Anishka Dabas	XI D	Sarojini Naidu	3	Khanak Dabas	IV B	Sarojini Naidu
4	Sanskriti Jain	XII B	Sarojini Naidu	9	Tashu	XI C	Sarojini Naidu	4	Aradhya	IV B	Sarojini Naidu
5	Sonal	XI C	Sarojini Naidu	10	Khushi Yadav	XI B	Sarojini Naidu	5	Toshani Jha	IV C	Sarojini Naidu

Investiture Ceremony 2019

Leaders are made, they are not born. They are made by hard work, which is the price which all of us must pay to achieve any goal that is worthwhile.”

Queen's Convent, Delhi bestows upon its students the ability to be the future leaders of the world. Keeping up with this tradition, the school conducted the Investiture Ceremony on Monday, 15 July 2019, in the school premises to felicitate the new student council. The ceremony began with a prayer to mark the solemnity of the occasion. The Principal of the school, Ms Nalini Andrew was present to bless the new student council and lead them in taking the pledge.

The council members were honored with badges which was presented to them by the Principal as the School choir sang inspirational and melodious hymns.

The new Senior Head girl, Avni Shokeen and the Junior Head girl, Keshavi thanked their teachers and mentors for the new post and promised to lead and inspire with dignity and pride. The ceremony was concluded with the National Anthem.

It was a memorable occasion for the young leaders as they look forward to a new, eventful and enriching academic year.

Investiture Ceremony 2018

Be the change you want to see in the world -Mahatma Gandhi

Leaders become great not because of their power but because of their ability to empower others and lead them in the right direction. Queen's Convent, Delhi bestows upon its students the ability to be the future leaders of the world. Keeping up with this tradition, the school conducted the Investiture Ceremony on Tuesday, 23 July 2018, in the school premises. It was a solemn occasion where the newly elected Council Members were all prepared to don the mantle of leadership and discharge the responsibilities entrusted upon them. The event was graced by the presence of the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew.

The event began with the Lord’s Prayer. Then, the newly elected Student Council comprising the Junior Head girl Purvi Katyal, the Senior Head girl Mansha Kumar, the Vice Head girl (junior and senior), the Sports Captains , the Sports Captains of the four Houses and the Prefects marched on to the stage with their heads held high. Madam Principal was then invited to bestow the newly elected Council Members with sashes and badges. She then addressed the assembly and spoke eloquently on leadership qualities and discipline . She led the entire council in taking oath to discharge their duties with sincerity.

This was followed by the choir presenting a motivational song which sought the Almighty’s grace in our lives. The Junior Head girl and Senior Head girl gave speeches in which they promised to uphold the dignity and honour of the institution with hardwork and confidence. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem.

It was a memorable occasion for the young leaders as they look forward to a new, eventful and enriching academic year.

SMT INDRAWATI MITTAL MEMORIAL INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION 2017

Queen's Convent Delhi conducted Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition 2017 on 27th and 28th July 2017 in the school premises. The competition was a success as more than 18 leading schools of Delhi viz. Bal Bharati Public School, Delhi, Queen's Convent North end Model Town, St Margaret , DAV sector 7, Vikas Bharti School, DPS Delhi just to name few enthusiastically participated in all the events. The opening ceremony was graced by Shri Mohan Kumar Mishra, Secretary, National Council for Cooperative Training, Government of India ,as the chief guest who motivated the participants with his wise words and wished them good luck for the competition. The guests of honor for the day were CA Vikas Goyal and Mrs Kavya Mittal Goyal, Memebers of the Managing Committee, Queen's Convent, Delhi. The event also witnessed the presence of the Principal of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrew.

On 27 July, 2017, SUMMIT, Sustainable Expo, Declamation and A Dancing Tale were held whereas Enact a Rhyme, Toon Talk, Quiz Buzz, Hansi Ke Favaarey and Ensemble the Cultures were held on 28 July 2017.

The Chief Guest of the Closing Ceremony was Mr. Prabhjot Sodhi , Senior Programme Manager, United Nations Development Programme, in Delhi and Mr. Pankaj Rakesh , Advisor to the Department of Mass Communication, SGT University, was the Guest of Honour whose presence motivated and inspired the participants to be more competitive as well as humble

The Rolling Trophy was won by Vikas Bharti Public School, Delhi.

Observance of Vigilance Awareness Campaign

(16th August 2022 to 15 November,2022)

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi has always taken initiative to inculcate in the students the values to become responsible citizens. The school observed Vigilance Awareness Campaign w.e.f. 16th August 2022 to 15 November,2022. The following activities were taken up as part of the Campaign:

1. E-pledge: All staff members took the e-pledge by visiting the website online.

2. Activities/Events: Students were involved for organizing activities to increase vigilance awareness among them. Activities on the theme ‘Corruption free India for a developed nation” like quiz competions, slogan writing, poster making, etc were organized as given below:

Class VIII- Slogan writing on ‘Corruption free India for a developed nation’

Class IX- Quiz (informative material was shared , discussed in the class by class teachers and a quiz was conducted in the classes.

Class X- Poster Making on ‘Corruption free India for a developed nation’

The students participated very enthusiastically in the activities and displayed innovative thoughts. Through the activities, awareness could be created about the role of preventive vigilance in reducing corruption. The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew, appreciated the efforts of the students who participated in various activities. She also motivated them to effectively work towards eradication of corruption and promotion of integrity.

Report on Vigilance Week

DATE: 1.November.2021

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini observed the Vigilance Awareness Week from 26 October 2021 to
1 November 2021. Various activities were organized under the theme ‘Independent India@75:Self Reliance with Integrity ‘ to COVID – 19.

For inculcating greater awareness on vigilance in public life, the school encouraged staff members and senior students ( X to XII) to take ‘e-integrity pledge’ during the school assembly. A debate on the topic “Anti-corruption” was conducted in class X on 30.10.2021 and a Quiz on anti-corruption was conducted by the Class teachers for class XI in the virtual mode.

This project encouraged students to broaden their horizon, voice out against corruption and inculcating in them the value of being a responsible citizen.

Report on Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat – December Activity

The school organized a Quiz competition in the month of December 2021 for the students of Classes I- XII as a part of EK Bharat Shrestha Bharat project of the Govt. of India to create awareness and mutual respect for varied culture between Delhi and its paired State, Sikkim.

The teacher in charge provided the reference material to the students to prepare for the quiz. The quiz covered questions related to the literal meaning of the name of the Paired State, its capital, languages spoken, the population, major rivers flowing, famous cuisines, important places and state bird/animal of the Paired State. The questions were prepared considering the level of the students. The final Quiz was conducted during the activity period, virtually.

It was a very informative and knowledge enriching competition for the students.

Report on Bhaasha Anek, Arth Ek (Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat )

“Language is power, life and the instrumen to fculture, the instrument of domination and liberation.”

The Govt of India has been observing 31 October as Rashtriya Ekta diwas to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabh bhai Patel. One state is paired with another so that there is cultural exchange through mutual interaction and reciprocity between people of different States and UTs. Under this initiative, Delhi has been partnered with Sikkim.

This year too, on 15 November 2021, the students of classes III to V were encouraged to participate in activities which promoted the concept of Bhaasha Anek, Arth Ek. Since Nepali is the official language of Sikkim, therefore, the students were introduced with a few proverbs first in Nepali language followed by their English translation. An e-booklet of similar proverbs in the language of Sikkim(Nepali) along with their translation and meanings in English was prepared and shared virtually in the class during the morning assembly. This activity helped in strengthening the bond between Delhi and Sikkim as the students were introduced to the beauty of the language of the State of Sikkim.

POSHAN ABHIYAN

POSHAN Abhiyan (National Nutrition Mission) was launched by the Hon’ble Prime Minister on 8th March, 2018. The Programme strives to reduce the level of stunting, under – nutrition, low birth weight in children and anaemia in adolescent girls, pregnant women, lactating mothers as well as children. The Government of India is celebrating Rashtriya Poshan Maah during the month of September 2021 this year, to further accelerate various activities under POSHAN Abhiyan and to create a Jan Aandolan in the Process by adhering to COVID – 19.

As a part of this celebration, POSHAN Assemblies with students in virtual/ physical mode were conducted to discuss malnutrition, its impact on society and value of healthy and balanced diet. A special assembly was conducted on 15 September 2021. A PPT on the importance of nutrition and the harmful effects of junk food was shown to encourage students to eat nutritious food. The slides included information to remind them the importance of nutrition, balanced diet and eating healthy etc. The students were also shown illustrations to prove the ill effects of eating junk food. In the assembly conducted on 16 September 2021, a video presentation showing the significance of healthy food, nutrition and relevance of Kitchen Garden was shown to the students shown. Other activities conducted in the school under the Poshan Abhiyan are as follows

Class Nur- KG : Show and Tell Activity (The students were asked to dress as various vegetables and fruits and also speak a few lines on the nutritional value of the same.

Class I-II : Fancy Dress Competition focusing on nutrition awareness. (Intra Class)

Class III-V : Healthy Platter Activity (Students were asked to arrange healthy food platters to be shown in the classroom followed by a discussion on their significance.

Class IX-XII : Students made small videos explaining the importance of Nutrition and how we can grow plants which have medicinal and nutritious value in our Kitchen Garden.

All the students were encouraged to participate in an E – quiz focusing on malnutrition, nutrition awareness organized by the Govt. of India through Mygov Portal. The students were also encouraged to be a part of a donation drive and donate food to the underprivileged section of the society. This helped the students understand the nutritional levels in the society and also imbibe a sense of social responsibility, inclusion and volunteerism.

Report on Celebration of Constitution Day

“Constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document, it is a vehicle of Life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age.” ― Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi celebrated the Constitution Day on 26 November 2020 with reverence. This year, the Hon’ble President, Sh. Ram Nath Kovind led the reading of the Preamble at 11 a.m. on 26 November 2020 during the Conference of the All India Presiding Officers at Kevadia, Gujarat. The event was telecasted LIVE on DD National which was witnessed by all the students of our school. This occasion provided our students with an opportunity to pay their respect to the Indian Constitution and its makers.

Every year this special day is commemorated by organizing special activities. This year, due to the pandemic, multiple online activities were under taken on 25th and 26th November, 2020. It commenced with the students of classes I-XII reading the preamble at 11a.m. on 26th October 2020. This exercise inculcated in them respect and pride in the constitution of our nation. Other activities conducted were Poster making on Fundamental Rights by elementary school students. Senior school students also participated in various activities like preparing presentation on Constituent Assembly, Debate, Slogan writing on Fundamental Duties and Role Play on various national personalities who played a key role in framing the constitution

As true citizens, we at Queen’s Convent School, feel honored to be a part of this occasion, to be able to pay our tribute to the efforts of all those who drafted the Indian Constitution outlining the concept of a true Democracy. This celebration gave our students the opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to uphold its ideology.

REPORT ON GRANDPARENTS’ DAY CELEBRATION

The students of classes VII & VIII of Queen’s Convent School, Rohini celebrated Grandparents Day on 31 August 2019 in the school premises. Mrs Sunita Mittal, Manager of the school, was the Chief Guest of the event. Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal, was the Guest of Honour.

The children were very excited to see their grandfather and grandmother attend the programme to cheer them wholeheartedly. All the events were thoughtfully planned by the teachers so as to make the special day, memorable for all the grandparents. The fond affection for their grandchildren reflected in the very fact that they encouraged their grandchildren with continuous claps and smiles. This was one occasion that reminded the young children how important their grandparents are for them. It was heartwarming to see the happiness in the faces of all the grandparents who made the most of this wonderful day. The Grandparents appreciated and applauded the performances presented by their grandchildren.

The Principal thanked every grandparent for their presence and for their continuous support and guidance to children.

Special Assembly on Labour Day

Day and Date : Wednesday, 1 May 2019

On this momentous occasion, the students of Class XI put forth a mix of scintillating dance performances, entertaining medley, melodious songs and pulsating music that rocked the stage. The highlight of the function was Beauty Pageant 2019. Total 25 students participated in the contest. The first round included introduction and catwalk. Five semi-finalists were selected on the basis of appearance, presentation, confidence and cat-walk. In second round, questions were asked from the semi-finalists by the judges. On the basis of confidence, spontaneity, presentation and fluency the semi-finalists were felicitated by Principal Ma’am with the following titles:

Venue: School ground

Classes: I-XII

“One can do anything but not everything…So we need the support of people around us to achieve our goals.”

The Assembly was conducted by Class VIII B. The students read out the daily news, followed by English, Hindi and Sanskrit thought based on the theme of the day. They also read a paper on the importance of Labour Day.

A melodious song was sung by the school choir. Meanwhile, the students of Class VIII pinned favors to the support staff and presented them with handmade cards and flowers.

The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew, in her words of appreciation, highlighted the contribution of the support staff in the smooth functioning of the institution and emphasized that the students should value the work done by support staff in school.

FAREWELL FIESTA FOR CLASS XII – 2018-19

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini bade a fond farewell to the outgoing class XII batch on 30th January 2019 with great enthusiasm. The evening was a fiesta devoted to the years spent together with friends and teachers to reminisce joyous moments. The programme commenced with the Lord’s Prayer and welcoming of the guests. The chief guest was Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school.

Miss Queen 2019 : Anvi Mutreja of XII B

First runner-up : Khushi Khurana of XII C

Second runner-up : Vamika Sareen of XII C

First consolation : Vrinda Krisnatray of XII C

Second consolation: Ishita of XII B

Omisha Saraf, student of class XI -A delivered a speech expressing her gratitude to their mentors and teachers for their invaluable contribution in making the journey a memorable one. After the cultural programme, everyone assembled for dance and refreshments. The students danced to their heart’s content to the music belted out by the DJ.

Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal, in her speech encouraged the students and motivated them to raise their bar of perfection. She wished them luck to make a mark in the world outside, carrying forth the values inculcated in them by the school.
Thus ended a beautiful evening that made everyone the most nostalgic.

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2022

Queen's Convent, Delhi celebrated the 75th year of Indian Independence with great spirit and enthusiasm on Saturday, 13 August 2022 in the school premises.

The celebration was presided over by the Principal of the school. The celebration commenced with the Lord’s Prayer and invoking Him to shower His blessings on the nation and the people. The Principal of the school hoisted the National Flag to mark the solemn occasion which was followed by the rendition of the National Anthem. A variety of Inter House Competitions like Poetry Recitation, Poster Making, Slogan Writing, , Patriotic Dance, Rangoli Making, Fancy Dress, etc. on the theme of ‘Swarnim Bharat Ki Aur’.were organized to mark the day. The varied and rich cultural activities enthralled all. A Sufi song was sung by the choir of the school which filled the air with immense purity and joy. The Junior and Senior Head Girls of the School presented their views on the 75 glorious years of our independence.

The Principal of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrew applauded the performance and hard work of the students and teachers. Madam Principal explained to the students that the year was a part of Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav initiative of the government, how the Azaadi that we obtained was an ‘amrit’ for us and also encouraged all the students to continue their education with the spirit of unity, brotherhood and tolerance. She also advised the students not to forget the invaluable sacrifice of our forefathers and take inspiration from them for their courage and valor.

The programme culminated with the singing of the School Song.

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2021

A special assembly was conducted for students of classes Nursery to XII to celebrate 75th Independence Day. The assembly commenced with the Lord’s prayer. The Class Teachers, then, read out motivational and beautiful messages by the members of the ManagementRespected Chairman sir, Director ma’am, Principal ma’am and Kanika ma’am. The messages carried greetings of the 75th Independence Day for the students and their parents. All of them encouraged the students to become loyal and responsible future citizens of our country.

A pre- recorded cultural programme was shared with the students which included dance performances and a solo rendition of a patriotic song. Solo dance performance by Abia Ayana Masih, a student of class III and a group dance by the senior students filled everyone’s hearts with pride and reverence for our nation. This was followed by solo singing by Shivali Sharma of class XII.

The assembly also showcased the hard work of the students during pre- Independence celebrations on 07 August 2021. These activities included Coloring, Kite Making, Badge Making, Slogan Writing etc. The theme was – Jashn-e-Azaadi- 75th Independence Day. These activities were done by all the students from Nursery to XII. The work done by the students was presented in a short video. The celebration culminated with the rendition of the National Anthem.

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2020

Although Covid-19 has been a dampener for most events and occasions this year, the spirits of the students of the school soared high and in full enthusiasm for the Independence Day Celebrations. To commemorate the occasion, the following activities were designed for the students of different classes.

CLASS	ACTIVITY
Nur. & K.G.	Patriotic Expressions-Sing/ Dance/ Recite
I	Kai Po Che!- Kite Making
II	Craft It Up- Tricolour Wall Hanging
III	Pushp -e – Tiranga - Tricolour Flower Making
IV	Badge of Patriotism - Tricolour Badge Making
V	Greetings of Liberty - Card Making for Independence Day
VI	Symbols of India - Activity on National Symbols Using dough, clay or any waste material and making any National Symbol and also writing its significance.
VII	Let’s Move on the Tunes- Partiotic Dance Performances Dance on any patriotic song
VIII	Let’s be Artsy – Patriotic Poster Making Making a poster on A4 size sheet on the themeIndia of My Dreams Or Mere Sapno ka Bharat
IX & X	Rangoli Desh Ke Naam - Rangoli Making Theme – National Integration
XI & XII	Amalgamation of Dance and Music Theme – Mile Sur Mera Tumhara

Beautiful pictures/ videos were clicked by the parents of the material thus made and posted on class groups for all to see.

Today we cherish the ones who made our independence possible. Freedom is hard to get, but we were blessed to have it. Let’s appreciate everything we have and celebrate our freedom.

Happy Independence Day

INDEPENDENCE DAY FUNCTION

Queen's Convent, Delhi celebrated the 73rd year of Indian Independence with great spirit and enthusiasm on Wednesday, 14 August 2019 in the school premises.

Mrs. Sunita Mittal, the Manager of the School was the Chief Guest of the occasion.

The celebration was presided over by the Principal of the school. The parents of the students of class V & VI were invited to witness their wards’ performance.

The celebration commenced with the Lord’s Prayer and invoking Him to shower His blessings on the nation and the people. The Chief Guest and the Principal of the school unfurled the National Flag to mark the solemn occasion which was followed by the rendition of the National Anthem. The varied and rich cultural programme enthralled the audience. A Sufi song was sung by the choir of the school which filled the air with immense purity and joy. The little dancing toes of the school enacted a poem by Gulzar, ‘Ek Shareer Main Kitne Do Hain’ through which they gave the message of the importance of unity in diversity.

‘Shaheed- e- Azam’, an enactment on the life journey of Shaheed Bhagat Singh highlighted his invariable contribution in the struggle for freedom. Since this year, the Independence Day and Rakshabandhan coincided, the students spread the message of love, care and bonding through a dance performance highlighting the relationship of love between a brother and a sister. After this, ‘Echo of Souls’ was staged through which the students paid tribute to all the freedom fighters who contributed in achieving Independence and making our lives free of bondage from a foreign rule.

Last but not the least, a dance performance, ‘Colours of Freedom’ was presented in which the students danced to a medley of patriotic songs which mesmerized the audience.

The Principal of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrew applauded the performance and hard work of the students and teachers. Madam Principal also encouraged all the students to continue their education with the spirit of unity, brotherhood and tolerance. She also advised the students not to forget the invaluable sacrifice of our forefathers and take inspiration from them for their courage and valor.

The programme culminated with the singing of the School Song.

Independence Day 2017

Queen's Convent Delhi celebrated the 71st year of Indian Independence with Great Spirit and Enthusiasm on 14 August 2017 in the school premises.

Mr. Ved Mittal, The Manager of the school was the Chief Guest of the occasion. The Guests of Honour were Dr. Maneesha Pandey, Associate Professor, Hindu College, Delhi University, Dr.Soma .M. Ghorai, Associate Professor, Department of Zoology,Hindu College,Delhi University and Mr. Jas Tara, District General Secretary, BJP (West Delhi). The other distinguished guests were the Director, Principal and the PTA Members of the school.

The Chief Guest and the Guests of Honour unfurled the National Flag to mark the solemn occasion which was followed by the rendition of the National Anthem. The varied and rich cultural programme enthralled the audience. The highlight of the programme was ‘Shaurya Mandan’-- a dance drama which showcased the strength of the character of Indian women from the ancient period to the modern day who from time immemorial have been known for their courage, patience and sacrifice. The Guests appreciated and congratulated the participants for their talent and hardwork which they had put in to stage such a presentation.

The Indian National Pledge was reiterated and the audience took the oath to safeguard their motherland. The programme culminated with the release of tricolor balloons by the guests to commemorate the joyous occasion followed by the School Song.

THE FAIRY FANTASIA – A SAGA OF FLUTTERING WINGS

A wise man once quoted, “After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the things we need most in the world.” It is the stories that give wings to our imagination and take us to places beyond the boundaries of our physical world and into the land of fairies, dragons and wishing trees. It is in our imagination that we embrace things and situations that we shy away from real world. Since time immemorial, storytelling has been an integral part of our childhood. To keep the tradition going and to incite curiosity and the love for reading in children, Queen’s Convent School, Rohini organized its annual function ‘THE FAIRY FANTASIA – A SAGA OF FLUTTERING WINGS’ on 23 November 2019 in the school premises. Commander Varun Singh was the Chief Guest of the event.

The programme commenced with a prayer song which was followed by the songs of welcome. The little bundles of talent sang melodiously and enthralled the audience with their singing. Children of kindergarten, I and II classes enacted the best-known fairy tales of Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Rapunzel and Snow White. The tiny tots donned the costumes of the characters and used various properties to captivate the audiences’ attention. The participants made effective use of facial expressions, gestures and voice modulation.

The Guests of Honour of the day were Dr. Madhu Lomesh, Associate Professor and Writer and Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih, Pastor-In-charge, Central Methodist Church, Jodhpur. They appreciated the wonderful performances of the children. In their address, the Guests shared a common thought that in the current scenario, fairy tales can help them develop emotional resiliency by helping them connect with the stories to real life issues. These stories also show us that we all go through life’s challenges and that we must always be prepared and believe that we can succeed in life.

The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew, expressed her gratitude to the esteemed guests for their encouragement and appreciation for the school. She also extended her thanks to every parent for their support in all school endeavours. The programme concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

Queen’s Convent Model United Nations Conference 2019

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini hosted the first edition of Queen’s Convent Model United Nations 2019 on 16 and 17 November 2019 in the school premises. The conference was declared open by the Chief Guest Mr. Prabhjot Sodhi MBE, Head (Circular Economy) UNDP. The Ceremonial Lamp was lighted by the Chief Guest, Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school and Ms. Shweta Srivastava, Faculty Coordinator.

The Chief Guest in his address emphasized that the UN stands for strong ethical code of conduct and each one must follow that code in their day to day life and to embibe these qualities to become a better person. He appreciated the school’s endeavor to provide a platform to discuss, deliberate upon, negotiate and vote for pressing issues that are similar to the ones discussed in the United Nations itself. Mr. Sodhi also encouraged the students to have unshakable faith in themselves.

The delegates were divided into 5 Committees- UNHRC, UNGA, IP, Lok Sabha and UNSC. They debated on global issues like Prevention of Cyber Crime; Protection of Human Rights of Smuggled Migrants and Human Trafficking; Creation of a Standing UN Army and Modification of Article 370 and Abrogation of 35A in Kashmir. The International Press covered the conference and prepared a comprehensive report.

The MUN concluded with the Closing Ceremony in which the participants were felicitated by eminent guests for their exemplary participation.

The result of the conference was

Committee	Awards	Country	Name of the Participant	School
UNGA	Best Delegate	Russia	Aarshi Wahi	DPS, Rohini
	High Commendation	USA	Shreya Singh	DPS, Rohini
	High Commendation	Iran	Srishti Dhankar	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Myanmar	Mahika Bisht	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Switzerland	Kriti Gupta	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Malaysia	Muskan Joshi	QCS, Rohini

Committee	Awards	Country	Name of the Participant	School
UNSC	Best Delegate	Belgium	Anjana Rao	QCS, Rohini
	High Commendation	USA	Soumya Aggarwal	Jaypee Public School
	Special Mention	Peru	Abhinav Goel	VIS, Delhi

Committee	Awards	Character	Name of the Participant	School
Lok Sabha	Best Delegate	Narendra Modi	Viraj Singh	DPS, Rohini
	High Commendation	Sonia Gandhi	Avishka Goel	DPS, Rohini
	High Commendation	A.M. Arif	Labhanshi Mittal	DPS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Giriraj Singh	Saksham Patiyar	SPS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Harsimrat Kaur Badal	Prachi Bhutani	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Jamyangtsering Namgyal	Kanak Chopra	DPS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Rajiv Pratap Rudy	Aanya Sharma	QCS, Rohini

Committee	Awards	Country	Name of the Participant	School
UNHRC	Best Delegate	Mexico	Bhavya Sharma	DPS, Rohini
	High Commendation	Burkina Faso	Khushi Dabas	QCS, Rohini
	High Commendation	USA	Tanishka Mittal	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention	Pakistan	Manya Jain	BBPS, Pitampura
	Special Mention	Russia	Shreya Budhwar	DPS, Rohini
	Special Mention	UK	Yukta Muttreja	SRDAV Public School

Committee	Awards	Name of the Participant	School
International Press	Best Reporter	Drishti Singh	QCS, Rohini
	Best Photographer	Aadya Rana	DPS, Rohini

The Best Delegation Award was bagged by DPS, Rohini.

Principal madam gave the Vote of Thanks and appreciated the efforts of all the participants. She congratulated all the winners and encouraged the other participants to continue for excellence.

The conference concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

Teacher’s Day Celebration 2022

Date	:	05 September 2022

‘’Teaching is a very noble profession that shapes the character, caliber, and future of an individual . If the people remember me as a good teacher, that will be the biggest honour for me.’’

The words of APJ Abdul Kalam resounded as Queen’s Convent School celebrated Teacher’s Day on Monday, 5 September2022 to mark the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan .The students thanked the teaching faculty for the contributions they make to their lives. The guests for the day were Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager, Ms. Nalini Andrew , Principal and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, the Coordinator of the school.

A cultural extravaganza was organized by the students to appreciate the unwavering commitment of the teachers for the mission and vision of this school ‘with a difference’. The programme commenced with ecstatic invocation by the students in praise of the Lord Almighty. It was followed by choir singing, dance performances and songs. A dance presentation based on ‘Savitribai Phulle’ was staged. Savitribai Phulle was one of the first persons who voiced and advocated female education. Mona of class Xll gave a wonderful speech to express her gratitude towards teachers - the mentors and the guides.

Principal Madam extended her wishes to the teachers for inspiring and nurturing the students to march in the right direction and also highlighted the role of teachers in a student’s life.

The programme concluded with a Vote of thanks and singing of the National Anthem.

Teacher’s Day Celebration 2021

Date	:	04 September 2021

"They inspire you; they entertain you, and you end up learning a ton even when you don't know it." Teachers' Day is celebrated every year on September 5 in India in the memory of India's first President Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. His birth anniversary celebrates and commemorates the importance of teachers in our lives. The students of Queen’s Convent School, Delhi rose up to the special occasion by organizing an eventful day to keep alive the unflinching, unwavering and indomitable spirit of teacher hood amongst us.

The Day flagged off with the Lord’s prayer, which was sung by the students of the school followed by the hymn- ‘Showers of blessing…”. It was followed by the beautiful and inspiring messages by the members of the Management- Respected Chairman Sir, Director Madam, Principal Madam and Coordinator Madam (Nursery -KG). All of them urged the teachers to tread on the righteous path and uphold the sanctity of this noble profession. Subsequently, the English and Hindi thoughts of the day were presented followed by the traditional gesture of Ganesh Vandana, a soulful tribute by the students of the school. No programme is complete without a dance presentation on a medley of songs by students of all classes.

The students were engaged in multiple activities virtually which portrayed their love, affection and gratitude for their teachers. The event concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

ECHO – Envision Connect Help Organize

Queen’s Kindergarten celebrated its Annual Day on 31 October 2015. The day was marked with a strong message of conserving the earth through the judicious use of resources.

An ECHO – Envision Connect Help Organize for posterity, was the theme for this event which depicted the importance of collaborating with each other to save the planet before it’s too late. Dr. B.C. Sabat, Senior Scientific Officer, Department of Environment was the chief guest of the event. The function was presided over by Mr. Ved Mittal, Manager of the school, Ms. Sunita Mittal, Director of the school, Ms. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Member, Managing Committee, Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school and Ms. Kanika Mittal, Kindergarten Coordinator.

A variety of cultural performances were presented by the young students highlighting the necessity of conservation as well as healthy living.

This cultural extravaganza was followed by an exhibition of art and craft work by the students, showcasing how resources are currently used and also on, how resources must be used. The students through their creativity exhibited how to save water, how to conserve earth’s resources, preventing pollution, the benefits of Healthy Food vs. Junk Food and many more topics on conservation. Charts, wall hangings, PPT’s, models were some of the ways in which the work of the students were highlighted.

A competition was organized for the mother – daughter pair bringing out the concept of best out of waste. The winners were given trophies by the esteemed guests.

The Chief Guest appreciated the hard work of the students and congratulated them for their efforts towards preserving our planet. He also encouraged the parents to celebrate a Cracker free Diwali so that the environment can be saved from toxic gases and our future generations can enjoy Nature for a longer time.

Children's Day 2020

"There is no garden as beautiful as childhood"

Children are innocent, children are mischievous, but children bring a smile to one’s face. One of the most treasured possessions on earth; children are loved by one and all. Thus, Children’s Day is celebrated to commemorate the healthy growth and happiness of children.

With such approach, Queen’s Convent School, Delhi celebrated Children’s day on Saturday, 14 November 2020, with great festive fervour, to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

The children’s day was made interesting by sharing an informative video with the students of all classes about why Children’s Day is celebrated. The students were also given inspirational messages by the Chairman, Mr. Ved Mittal, the Manager, Ms. Sunita Mittal, the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew and the Coordinator –Queen’s Convent School (Junior), Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain.

All the class teachers wished the students with personalized beautiful Children’s Day messages to make the day an even more special one for them.

Children's Day 2018

Children’s Day was celebrated at Queen’s Convent, Delhi on 14 November 2018 with enthusiasm. The teachers and children remembered Pandit Jawarharlal Nehru, our first Prime Minister, and celebrated the love that he had for all the children. As it is generally seen, students perform for teachers on various occasions, but at Queen’s Convent, Delhi, Delhi teachers conducted the assembly for the students in order to express their love and care for them.

The assembly began with the Lord’s Prayer and after that our Principal Ma’am showered the blessings by reading the holy word from the Holy Bible and gave a encouraging speech. The choir sang hymn ‘There shall be showers of blessings’

The teachers read the News Headlines, English thought, Hindi thought, poem on Children’s Day and gave a speech on the importance of Children’s Day. The programme concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

Children's Day 2017

Children's day and Deepawali were celebrated on 9 Nov. 2015 with great fun and frolic. The teaching staff of the school prepared a fun-filled programme for the students on the ocassion of children's day.

The guests for the day were the Manager, Director, Principal and the Kindergarten Co-ordinator.

The function began with Deepawali celebration where a few teachers conducted the morning assembly followed by a choir presentation and Deepawali dance by the students.

The programme culminated with a choir presentation and a dance-drama by the school teachers. This was followed by the announcement of Student of the Year Award. The awards were given to the following students:-

Nur-KG	Tanya Khattar	KG-B
I-II	Saistra Bhasin	II-A
III-V	Ishika Khatri	V-C
VI-VIII	Divyanshi Shokeen	VII-B
IX-XI	Chetna Garg	XI-A

Children’s Day 2022

Report on Children’s Day Celebration

Date : 14 November 2022

One of the most treasured possessions on earth, children are loved by one and all. Thus, Children’s Day is celebrated to commemorate the healthy growth and happiness of children.

With such approach, Queen’s Convent School rose up to the special occasion by celebrating Children’s Day on Monday, 14 November 2022 with great fervour. This day is marked to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager of the School, Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the School and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Coordinator were the esteemed guests of the celebration.

The programme commenced with the Lord’s Prayer. The special assembly was then led by Principal Ma’am with reading verses from the Holy Bible followed by the prayer. The teaching staff of the school prepared a fun-filled programme for the students of Classes VI to XII. The programme culminated with a poem recitation, choir presentation and dance performances by the school teachers. The students were overwhelmed with the entire effort.

The celebration concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

The campus was buzzing with excitement and joy with the announcement of Class party for all the students in the end.

Children's Day 2021

One of the most treasured possessions on earth, children are loved by one and all. Thus, Children’s Day is celebrated to commemorate the healthy growth and happiness of children.

With such approach, Queen’s Convent School rose up to the special occasion by celebrating Children’s Day on Saturday, 13 November 2021 with great fervour. This day is marked to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

The Assembly commenced with the Lord’s prayer, which was sung by the students of the school choir. The prayer was followed by loving messages by respected Chairman Sir, Manager ma’am, Principal ma’am and Coordinator ma’am which really encouraged and motivated the students.

In pursuant to the Children’s Day messages and the students received beautiful wishes by all teachers of the school, which made the day more special and joyous for all.

Yuletide Symphony

The result for Yuletide Symphony held in the school on 2 December 2016 are-

I Position	Venkateshwara Global School
II Position	Lancer's Convent School
III Position	Bal Bharati Public School, PitamPura

Congratulations to all the winners!

Christmas Celebrations 2022

Christmas Assembly and Christmas Carnival Report

Christmas is for joy , for giving and sharing, for laughter and for coming together with family and friends. It was surely a Christmas to remember at our school where Christmas celebration continued for two days.

On 21st December, 2022 a special assembly was conducted by the students of class VIII. The guests of the day were Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager of the school and Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal .

The programme commenced with the Lord’s prayer. This was followed by carol singing by the vibrant choir group. The children of various classes enacted the roles creating a LIVE nativity scene. It was followed by the students forming a Christmas Tree. The significance of Christmas Tree and its decoration was stressed upon. Later, a pleasant and happy atmosphere prevailed with the dance performance of the students on Jingle Bells. Principal Ma’am in her speech emphasized upon the message of Christmas which is to spread love, peace and hope all round the world. She wished everyone a joyful Christmas and a happy new year to the whole gathering. The programme concluded with a Vote of thanks and singing of the National Anthem.

The festivities continued on the second day, 22nd December 2022 on account of the Christmas Carnival organized by our school. The ground area looked gorgeous with balloons, stars, bells, and a gigantic Christmas tree. Fun filled games stalls as Hoopla, Match the Catch, Throw the Dice, Blow the Pyramid ,Light the Candle and many more games were put up.Variety of food stalls of chaat papdi, momos, sweet corn,rajma chawal,cold drink etc. were also there . A beautiful selfie point was set up where students captured their beautiful memories .They also danced to their heart’s content on the DJ . All in all it was a fascinating and incredible Christmas celebration.

Christmas Celebrations 2021

Whose heart doth hold the Christmas glow
Hath little need of Mistletoe;
Who bears a smiling grace of mien
Need waste no time on wreaths of green;
Whose lips have words of comfort spread
Needs not the holly-berries red—
His very presence scatters wide
The spirit of the Christmastide.

It has always been an endeavour at Queen’s Convent School, Delhi to celebrate the birth of our saviour Jesus Christ in innovative and unique ways thus escalating the gaiety and jubiliation of the season. Although Covid-19 has been a dampener for most events and occasions, this year too we aspired to spread the Christmas cheer.

An online Special Christmas Programme was conducted in the classes on Thursday, 23 December 2021. The programme commenced with the Lord’s Prayer, followed by messages by the School Management -Chairman Sir, Manager Madam, Principal Madam and Coordinator Ma’am. This was followed by Our God is Stronger- a dance performance by the students of our school.

It is impossible to conceive how different things would have turned out if the birth of the Lord had not happened … for millions of people who have lived since, the birth of Jesus made possible not just a new way of understanding life but a new way of living it. The play ‘The Holy Trinity’ described the multi-faceted names of the Lord Almighty, Jehovah. He is called as Jehovah Jireh, Rapha, Rohi and Tsidkenu our Provider, Healer, Shepherd and our Righteousness. The Christmas play outlined the journey of the three Magi who had travelled from afar to offer their gifts to baby Jesus and to worship Him. The play culminated with the sweet and mellifluous voice of Abia Ayana Masih, a student of class III who sang the songs ‘Jave kiske pas gunehgar, Yeshu hai zindagi and ‘Tere dil ke dar par Yeshu khatkhatata’

Music speaks what cannot be expressed, soothes the mind and gives it rest, heals the heart and makes it whole. The Christmas Carols were beautifully sung by the members of the school Choir. ‘Extraordinary Christmas’ a dance performance by the students of classes III- XI on a medley of Christmas songs further spread the spirit of Christmas gaiety.

The day culminated with a special presentation by the group ‘Youth For Christ’. The group shared the Christmas message which encompassed the true meaning of Christmas. Very melodious and meaningful songs were sung by the group. The students participated in the songs and enjoyed them immensely.

Christmas is forever, not for just one day,
for loving, sharing, giving, are not to put away
like bells and lights and tinsel, in some box upon a shelf.
The good you do for others is good you do yourself...and so
May you have the gladness of Christmas which is hope;
The spirit of Christmas which is peace;
The heart of Christmas which is love.

Christmas Celebrations 2017

Queen's Convent celebrated the peace and joy of Christmas on 16 December 2016.The celebration was presided over by the respected Founder chairman of the school Rt Rev Dr Karam Masih who was the Chief Guest of the event. The event was also presided over by various other dignitaries from all walks of life.

The celebrations began with various dance performances by the students which encompassed the true meaning of Christmas. The highlight of the evening was a play enacted by the teachers of the school “Road to Damascus” depicting the life of St Paul and the profound message that life changes when Christ comes into our lives. The transition of Saul to Paul indicates that in God we are a new creation.

The event was concluded with the dazzling Christmas tree choir performance where the students sang a variety of Christmas carols enthralling the audience.

The guests applauded the programme and the Chief Guest appreciated the new and unique message given by the school every year.

The Management of the school congratulated the Principal of the school Ms Nalini Andrew for her concerted effort in always spreading a meaningful and inspiring message through the school functions.

The function concluded with the National Anthem.

Report of Christmas Celebrations 2020

A song was heard at Christmas to wake the midnight sky:
A saviour’s birth, and peace on earth, and praise to God on high.
The angels sang at Christmas with all the hosts above,
And still we sing the new born King His glory and His love.

It has always been an endeavour at Queen’s Convent School, Delhi to celebrate the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ in innovative and unique ways thus escalating the gaiety and jubilation of the season. Although Covid-19 has been a dampener for most events and occasions, this year too we aspired to spread the Christmas cheer through the conduct of the various activities during the month of Christmas.

The celebration of the Advent season began with Carol Singing. Every day a carol was shared with the students and sung at the beginning of the classes in the morning.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas;
Soon the bells will start,
And the thing that will make them ring
Is the carol that you sing
Right within your heart.

Our annual Christmas event, ‘Yuletide Symphony- 2020’ was also organised by the school as usual. This year, the event was conducted online and hence could be organized at a larger scale. The School conducted the Yuletide Symphony 2020 in collaboration with Music institute by Chromatics (MIC). 19 schools from all over Delhi. There were two categories under which entries were received:

a. English Carol Singing

b. English Western (Rock/Pop/ Classical) Song

The event was a huge success with the host school winning various position in four categories.

The season of Christmas is a time of reflection
as well as a time of great joy!
After all, Christmas isn't about material gifts under the tree,
it's about our Father's gift,
the celebration of the birth of Jesus.

Multiple activities were conducted during classes to mark the Advent Season. The students were engaged in colouring, baking, card making and paper craft.

The students of classes Nursery and K.G. spread the Christmas cheer through Colouring the Christmas Decorations. Classes I& II participated in making Angel Craft – Paper Cup Angel Luminaries. Classes III & IV made Paper Plate Christmas Masks and classes V & VI tried their hands at making Snow-Covered Christmas Tree. The students of classes VII to VIII tickled the taste buds through a No- Bake Christmas Cake while classes IX & X tempted us with their Eggless Christmas Cake Pops and class XI & XII with their tempting and delicious Eggless Christmas Cookies.

Christmas and New Year are the perfect occasions to let go off the past and celebrate love, friendship and all the good things in life. And nothing can be better than celebrating the season by wishing your loved ones with a heartfelt note inside a creative card made by you. The students of classes I to VIII prepared handmade cards while the students of classes IX to XII prepared digitally made e-cards, wishing their loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2021.

In continuation to the celebrations to mark the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ, a Christmas Concert was conducted online on Tuesday, 22 December 2020 by Crossover Band, the team of

Thought of the day :

House System

Mother Teresa

Helen Keller

Sarojini Naidu

Florence Nightingale

INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS

INTRA CLASS COMPETITION (I-V)

Report of Inter Class Competitions (CLASSES I -V)

INTRACLASS COMPETITION (VI-VIII)

For Character Portrayal

For Maths Puzzle-Sudoku

For Caption Photo

Report of Inter Class Competitions (CLASSES VI -VIII)

For Character Portrayal

For Maths Puzzle-Sudoku

For Caption Photo

REPORT ON INTER CLASS COMPETITION

INTRA CLASS COMPETITION

INTRA CLASS CHARACTER DRAMATIZATION COMPETITION

“In the language of an actor, to know is to feel.”

- Konatantin Stanislavsk

Inter/Intra Class activities

Inter Class Self Composed Hindi Story Telling Competition

Intra Class Self Composed Poem Recitation Competition

Clubs

FIT INDIA MOVEMENT

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DAY 4

DAY 5

DAY 6

FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN 2.0

ROAD TO TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS- QUIZ COMPETITION

THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA

Sports At Queen's Convent

48th DELHI STATE ROLLER SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP

Date: 21 Oct 2021 - 27 Oct 2021

MUSOQ

CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY 2020

DANCE GROUP

School Function

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi Report on World Health Day

Vicennial Celebrations 2022

REPORT ON KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION

QUEEN'S SPECTRA – SPORTS MEET 2018

Report of Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) October 2021

SIMMIC Result SHEET

Month - October

Report on Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) September 2021

Report on Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) August 2021

Report on Smt. Indrawati Mittal Inter School Competition 2021 (SIMMIC) July 2021

Report of SIMMIC 2020

SMT INDRAWATI MITTAL MEMORIAL INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION 2018

Results of SIMMIC 2018

30-JULY-2018

31-JULY-2018

WINNER OF THE ROLLING TROPHY - VIKAS BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL, SEC-24 Delhi

Report of SIMMIC 2022

Competition is the best form of motivation. It is nice to have valid competition; it pushes you to do better.

SIMMIC (2022-23)

Compiled Result

Let's Come to Incredible India

Be an Exemplar

Narrate and Create

Best out of Waste

Design a Magazine

Charitra Manthanam

Kavita Vachan

E Brochure

Colloquy

Scientific Toy

Gaming Zone

CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY 2018

CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY 2020

CANDLE LIGHT CEREMONY 2019

REPORT ON PARIKSHA PAR CHARCHA 2.0

Name of the student Class :

ANNUAL DAY 2017 (21 December 2017)