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Report on International Yoga Day

Date: June 21, 2024

Resource person : Ms.Komal. [PET of Queens Convent School , Rohini ]

June 21st is celebrated as ‘The International Day of Yoga’ all over the world, since its inception in the year 2015. The theme of this year is “YOGA FOR PERSONALITY AND SOCIETY”. On June 21, 2024, Queen's Convent School celebrated International Yoga Day with a comprehensive online yoga session aimed at promoting the benefits of yoga among students from Classes 3 to 12.

Yoga Session for Classes 3 to 12 demonstrates:

Introduction to Yoga: Brief history and benefits of practicing yoga.
Breathing Exercises: Techniques to improve concentration and reduce stress.
Basic Yoga Postures:Demonstrations and practice of postures such as Kathichakrasana Setubandhasana (Bridge pose), Vrikshasana (Tree Pose), Shalbhasana (Dolphin pose), Ushtrasana (Camel pose), Bhujangasana (Cobra pose) and Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation).
Meditation: A short guided meditation to enhance mindfulness and relaxation.

The session was interactive, with students participating enthusiastically and asking questions about the various yoga postures and their benefits.

Additionally, the school shared engaging videos on easy yoga exercises for Classes 1 and 2, intending to inspire the youngest students to embrace yoga in their daily lives.These videos featured fun and simple yoga postures tailored to young children, such as Butterfly Pose and Cat- Cow Stretch. The aim was to motivate these young students to incorporate yoga into their lives and develop a healthy lifestyle from an early age. The International Yoga Day celebrations at Queen's Convent School were a resounding success, with active participation from students across various classes. The school's efforts in organizing these events reflected their commitment to holistic education and the well-being of their students. Some glimpses are here of yoga day:

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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.

Report on House Meets

Date - 8 May’23 to 11 May’23

Venue - School Ground

Conducted by - House Coordinators

A House Meeting of all the four houses was organized for all the students from 8 May, 2023 to 11 May, 2023 in the school ground. The meeting was conducted by the House Coordinators. The agenda of the house meet was to make the students familiar with their house, teachers and members of the student council. The meeting commenced with a brief introduction about all the houses and significance of their names. The House Captains of all the houses introduced the students to the members of the student council. Then the students were informed about the upcoming Inter-House Competitions to be held on 12 May, 2023.

Further the House coordinators motivated the students to actively participate in the upcoming Inter-House Competitions and gave their best wishes to the students for the whole academic session.

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REPORT ON INTER-CLASS COMPETITIONS (CLASSES I-V)

“The light of Diwali brightens not just our homes, but also our hearts and minds, sparking creativity and joy in every corner.”

A series of Inter-Class Competitions were organized for students of Classes I-V on 22 October 2024 in the school premises to celebrate the joyous occasion of Diwali. The activities included Paper Candle Making, Bandhanwar Making using Origami Diyas, Pooja Thali Decoration with clay, Lantern Making, and Toran Making

The students participated with great enthusiasm, filling the air with festive spirit. The competitions allowed them to showcase their artistic skills, blending tradition with creativity. This Diwali event gave students a platform to express their imagination, creating colourful and beautifully crafted items. The atmosphere was filled with excitement, as the students displayed their unique creations, making it a day of joy, innovation, and festive cheer. The best 3 creations were adjudged by the assigned judges. The result of Inter Class Competitions is

Class	Position	Name of the student	Class and Section	Name of the Competition
I	I	Aaradhya Sahoo	I-C	Paper Candle Making
	II	Divyanshi Kapoor	I-A
	III	Gaavya	I-B
II	I	Anika	II-C	Bandhanwar Making using Origami Diyas
	II	Prisha	II-C
	III	Vrinda	II-A
III	I	Aarohi	III-A	Pooja Thali Decoration with Clay
	II	Kashvi Kashyap	III-B
	III	Kritika Bhardwaj	III-C
IV	I	Tejal	IV-C	Lantern Making
	II	Kavya Joshi	IV-B
	III	Aditi Pihu	IV-A IV-C
V	I	Niharika	V-C	Toran Making
	II	Pankhuri	V-B
	III	Manya Khurana	V-B

INTER - CLASS RANGOLI MAKING COMPETITION (VI-VIII)

The Inter-Class Rangoli Making Competition held for classes VI-VIII on 22 October 2024, was a vibrant celebration of creativity, culture, and environmental awareness. The objective was to encourage students to express the essence of the festival while promoting the use of ecofriendly materials.

The participants demonstrated remarkable creativity by using vibrant flower petals, dried leaves, and other natural materials to depict traditional Diwali motifs such as diyas (lamps), rangoli patterns, and even images of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi. This colourful event showcased the cultural richness of Diwali, while also emphasizes the importance of our environmental responsibility. Only natural, biodegradable materials were used. The efforts of the students were appreciated and acknowledged. The best 3 creative items were adjudged by the assigned judges

The result of the competition is as under:

CLASS VI

Position	Name of the Student	Class
I	Anviya Goyal	VI B
II	Anaisha Singhal	VI B
III	Dhavika	VI C

CLASS VII

Position	Name of the Student	Class
I	Navya Mandiratta	VII B
II	Tanvi Gupta	VII A
III	Dimple	VII B
III	Vanvi	VII C

CLASS VIII

Position	Name of the Student	Class
I	Gunika	VIII C
II	Haritha Jayachandran	VIII C
III	Krisha	VIII B
III	Roshita Dabas	VIII B

Inter- Class Competition (Classes IX-XI)

Topic- Making Backdrop depicting specific scenes from the Ramayana

Strongly believing in the notion that values are the root of Indian legacy and children the index of tomorrow, an Inter Class Ramayana Scene Depiction Competition was conducted for the classes IX-XI on October 22, 2024.

The competition was organized for educating the students and to create awareness about historical saints and epics. Students beautifully brought to life famous scenes from the Ramayana and showcased their instinctive flair. The event was truly inspired by the supreme emphasis laid on the preservation of our culture and moral values.

The students displayed their creative prowess and teamwork while creating beautiful backdrops. They were judged on the following rubrics-

Originality of idea
Relevance to the topic
Presentation
Creativity

The result of the competition is as under:

S.no	Name of the student	Section
CLASS	NAME OF PARTICIPANTS	POSITION
IX	SIYA HIMANSHI LAKHERA ANUGYA SHARMA	I
	TAPASYA RUCHI RANA AKANSHA PANDEY	II
	RASHI BHAVIKA LAMBA BHAVYA MITTAL	III
X	GITAKSHI KRISTI KAISH DABAS	I
	UNNATI GARG YATI DABAS YASHASVI	II
	DEVYANSHI PRACHI TANISHKA	III
XI	AKSHITA BHARDWAJ KHUSHI GUPTA YASHIKA DABAS	I
	KASHVI CHHABRA SADBHAWNA HANSIKA	II
	YASHVI SALONI KUSHWAHA, KHANAK	III

INTER -CLASS BROCHURE MAKING COMPETITION (VI-VIII)

The Inter-House Brochure Making Competition was held for classes VI-VIII on 8th July, 2024. The students were instructed to prepare the brochure and artistically present it along with a proper colour scheme on the theme; Vision of India: 2047. They were marked on Presentation, Creativity, Originality and Overall relevance to the theme. The objective behind conducting brochure making competition was to bring out the creative expression of students and to gauge their knowledge and awareness about Asian countries and prepare a travel brochure on same. The competition also aimed at triggering the thought process of students towards recent trends and designs involved in making the brochures. The students prepared beautiful, innovative and informative brochures adhering to the guidelines. The efforts of the students were appreciated and acknowledged.

The result of the competition is as under:

Class : VI

S.no	Name of the student	Section	Position
I	Anviya Goyal	VI – B	1st
	2nd	Divyanshi Saraswat	VI – B	2nd
	3rd	Ashmi Malik	VI – A	3rd

Class : VII

S.no	Name of the student	Section	Position
1	Navya Mandiratta	VII - B	1st
2	Maanvi	VII - C	2nd
3	Darshita Vats	VII - C	3rd

Class : VIII

S.no	Name of the student	Section	Position
1	Peehushi Mandiratta	VIII - C	1st
2	Haritha	VIII - C	2nd
3	Roshita Dabas	VIII - B	3rd

QUEEN’S HAAT (IX –XII)

An inter-class completion on Business Plan Making was organized on July 08, 2024 in the school ground. It was organized with the objective to vitalize student entrepreneurs and support the growth of ideas. The event was committed to foster and support the entrepreneurial essence and skills of students and young adults. There were two rounds. The competition was conducted at intra-class level first. The winners then participated in the inter-class competition. Students were given 5-7 minute time to present their ideas after which there were questions put up to them by the judges. The students came well prepared with their ideas and presented them well. The judgment was based on Creativity, feasibility, Presentation and Originality of idea of the students

All the teams presented their business plan well. They gave interesting names to their product as well their companies and spoke about the company’s marketing strategy, mission, vision and the features of the product.

Overall, the competition provided everyone with a well-rounded educational experience that not only equips the students with practical business skills but also instills in them the values of integrity, innovation and social responsibility

The result of the competition is as under:

Class IX

S.no	Name of the student	Section	Position
I	Bhakti, Angel, Manya Chikara and Veronika	IX A	I
2nd	Tapasaya, Vanya, Gurleen and Mahika	IX C	II
3rd	Ishika, Sanvi, Dishu and Ishita	IX C	III

Class X

S.no	Name of the student	Section	Position
1	Yoshita, Mitali, Yati, Harshita and Kitiksha	X C	I
2	Meenal, Janya, Rishika and Angel	X A	II
3	Bani, Ishita and Rupam	X B	III

Class : VIII

S.no	Name of the student	Section	Position
1	Anishka and Anushka	XII C	I
2	Tanisha Dabas, Gungun and Mehak	XII C	II
3	Pari Bhatia and Sakshi Ojha	XI B	III

REPORT ON INTER- CLASS COMPETITION (CLASSES I-V) FOR THE MONTH OF JULY

“I believe in my dreams, I will never lose hope. I believe in my ambition, With competition I will cope.” Competitions play a role in motivating students to perform, excel and offer a lot more reward than just the winning prize. Competitions offer a chance for participants to gain substantial experience, showcase skills, analyze and evaluate outcomes and uncover personal aptitude. Keeping this in mind, the students of Classes I-V participated in various Inter Class Competitions such as Poem Recitation, Power Point Presentation, etc. The competitions were organized on Monday, 8 July 2024.

The students participated in the activities with great enthusiasm. The event gave the necessary exposure and opportunity to the students to exhibit their creativity. Indeed, it was a fusion of talent, imagination, creativity and alertness.

Result of Inter Class Competition

Class	Position	Name of the student	Class and Section	Name of the Competition
I	Ist	Kiara Dhir	I-C	POEM RECITATION
	2nd	Waamika Kaushal	I-B
	3rd	Divyanshi Kapoor	I-A
II	Ist	Prisha Chaurasiya	II-C	कहानी वाचन
	2nd	Tushita Sharma	II-A
	3rd	Gursheen	II-A
III	Ist	Aarchi Sharma	III-B	भूमिका ननवााह
	2nd	Shivanshika Pillai	III- A
	3rd	Kavyashree Kavya	III –B III- C
IV	Ist	Mudita	IV- A	भूमिका ननवााह
	2nd	Ananya	IV-C
	3rd	Shanaya Sharma	IV-C
V	Ist	Pragya Bhandari	V-B	Power point presentation
	2nd	Samaya	V-A
	3rd	Laranya	V-C

REPORT ON INTER-CLASS COMPETITION CLASSES I - XII

“Creativity is making marvelous out of the discarded”

Competitions offer a chance for participants to gain substantial experience, showcase skills, analyse and evaluate outcomes and uncover their personal aptitude. Keeping this in mind, the students of Classes I-XII participated in an Inter Class Competition organized on Friday, 19th of April 2024. The competitions were organized to celebrate our environment – The Earth Day.

Different competitions were conducted as per the standard of each class.

Result of Inter Class Competition

Class	Position	Name of the student	Class and Section	Name of the Competition
I	Ist	Waamika Kaushal	I - B	Earth Rendition (Poem Recitation )
	2nd	Gyanvi Kumari	I – B
	3rd	Seerat Sharma	I - A
	3rd	Samantha	I – C
II	Ist	Anika	2 C	“Craftulate Assembling the different elements of earth”
	2nd	Samridhi	2 C
	3rd	Tushita	2 A
III	Ist	Aarohi	3 A	Pen Stand (Using Waste Material)
	2nd	Manasvi Bhayana	3 A
	3rd	Siya Dua	3 A
	3rd	Aparna Ranjan	3 B
IV	Ist	Tejal	4C	Poster Making on 3R’S -Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
	2nd	Kavya Joshi	4B
	3rd	Deetya	4A
V	Ist	Aadya Das	5 B	Prop Talk on Different Elements of Nature
	2nd	Aditri	5 A
	3rd	Pragya Bhandari	5 B
VI	Ist	Anahita Talreja	6 B	Poetry Dramatisation on “Our Perfect Earth”.
	2nd	Mysha	6 C
	3rd	Vanya Sharma	6 A
VII	Ist	Navya Mandiratta	7B	Poster Making
	2nd	Siddhi	7 A
	3rd	Avantika Chaudhary	7C
VIII	Ist	Plaksha	8 A	Tribal mask making using recyclable material
	2nd	Roshita	8 B
	3rd	Peehushi Mandiratta	8 C
IX	Ist	Daksha&Vanshika Dabas	9 B	Beautify your space -Interior designing of living room using waste material
	2nd	Siddhi Jour & Deepika	9 B
	3rd	Bhakti Sharma & Manya	9 A
X	Ist	Vaashvi & Dakshta	10 A	Beautify your space -Interior designing of living room using waste material
	2nd	Jaanvi	10 A
	3rd	Harshita Sharma & Yashasvi	10 C
XI & XII	Ist	Mudang Shelie , Pearl	12 A	Documentary Making
	2nd	Vani Goyal , Trisha	11 A
	3rd	Tanisha Dabas, Yashika	12 C

“Don't be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.

Co- scholastic activities are an important part of school curriculum and help in holistic development of a student. These also include the various functions and events conducted in the school. In order to ensure that every child participates in these activities, various Intra class Competitions are held every month. The top few students then compete in the Inter class Competitions. In the month of July, various competitions such as Speech, Slogan Writing etc. were conducted for the students of classes VI to XII as part of Inter class competitions.

The students participated in the activities with great enthusiasm. 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.

Result of Inter Class Competition

Class	Position	Name of the student	Class and Section	Name of the Competition
VI	Ist	VANIEKA RATHI	VI C	COMIC STRIP STORY WRITING
	2nd	NAVYA MANDIRATTA	VI C
	3rd	AISHWIN VASHISHT	VI B
VII	Ist	PEEHUSHI MAHANDIRATTA	VII C	COMIC STRIP STORY WRITING
	2nd	HARITHA JAYACHANDRAN	VII A
	3rd	NITHYA JOSHI	VII A
VIII	Ist	TAPASAYA	VIII B	COMIC STRIP STORY WRITING
	2nd	RUCHI	VIII A
	3rd	VERONIKA PUNJ	VIII B
IX	Ist	ISHITA	IX A	SPEECH
	2nd	AISHWARYA	IX C
	3rd	RUPAM YADAV	IX C
X	Ist	JAHNVI RATAN	X A	SPEECH
	2nd	KASHVI	X C
	3rd	HARGUN KAUR	X A
XI	Ist	VAIBHAVI JOUR	XI A	SPEECH
	2nd	YASHIKA	XI C
	3rd	YASHIKA PHOGAT	XI A
XII	Ist	BHOOMIKA SOLANKI	XII C	SPEECH
	2nd	AKSHI VATS	XII C
	3rd	PRADAKSHINA SHARMA	XIIA
	3rd	PARI KAPUR	XII C

Class II

Name of the Competition- Show and Tell Activity –‘National Symbols

Judge- - Ms. Shweta Srivastava and Ms. Monica Kaila

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Aarchi Sharma	2 A	I
2	Shivanshika	2 B	II
3	Pehel	2 B	III

Class III

Name of the Competition- Tri colour flower making

Judge- Ms. Sumana

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Ananya Pandey	3 C	I
2	Shanaya Sharma	3 C	II
3	Sonashree	3 B	III

Class IV

Name of the Competition-Tri Colour Wall Hanging

Judge- Ms. Sumana

Co-ordinator- Ms. Usha Ros

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Laranya Yadav	4 B	I
2	Bhavya Pandey	4 A	II
3	Ishika Verma	4 C	III

Class V

Name of the Competition- “ Tri colour kite making “

Judge- Ms. Deepti Jain

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Inaya	V - B	I
2	Dhavika Bhumi	V - C V - A	II
3	Mahi	V - A	III

REPORT ON INTER-CLASS COMPETITIONS (CLASSES I-V)

“The light of Diwali brightens not just our homes, but also our hearts and minds, sparking creativity and joy in every corner.”

Class	Position	Name of the student	Class and Section	Name of the Competition
I	I	Aaradhya Sahoo	I-C	Paper Candle Making
	II	Divyanshi Kapoor	I-A
	III	Gaavya	I-B
II	I	Anika	II-C	Bandhanwar Making using Origami Diyas
	II	Prisha	II-C
	III	Vrinda	II-A
III	I	Aarohi	III-A	Pooja Thali Decoration with Clay
	II	Kashvi Kashyap	III-B
	III	Kritika Bhardwaj	III-C
IV	I	Tejal	IV-C	Lantern Making
	II	Kavya Joshi	IV-B
	III	Aditi Pihu	IV-A IV-C
V	I	Niharika	V-C	Toran Making
	II	Pankhuri	V-B
	III	Manya Khurana	V-B

INTER - CLASS RANGOLI MAKING COMPETITION (VI-VIII)

The result of the competition is as under:

CLASS VI

Position	Name of the Student	Class
I	Anviya Goyal	VI B
II	Anaisha Singhal	VI B
III	Dhavika	VI C

CLASS VII

Position	Name of the Student	Class
I	Navya Mandiratta	VII B
II	Tanvi Gupta	VII A
III	Dimple	VII B
III	Vanvi	VII C

CLASS VIII

Position	Name of the Student	Class
I	Gunika	VIII C
II	Haritha Jayachandran	VIII C
III	Krisha	VIII B
III	Roshita Dabas	VIII B

Inter- Class Competition (Classes IX-XI)

Topic- Making Backdrop depicting specific scenes from the Ramayana

The students displayed their creative prowess and teamwork while creating beautiful backdrops. They were judged on the following rubrics-

Originality of idea
Relevance to the topic
Presentation
Creativity

The result of the competition is as under:

S.no	Name of the student	Section
CLASS	NAME OF PARTICIPANTS	POSITION
IX	SIYA HIMANSHI LAKHERA ANUGYA SHARMA	I
	TAPASYA RUCHI RANA AKANSHA PANDEY	II
	RASHI BHAVIKA LAMBA BHAVYA MITTAL	III
X	GITAKSHI KRISTI KAISH DABAS	I
	UNNATI GARG YATI DABAS YASHASVI	II
	DEVYANSHI PRACHI TANISHKA	III
XI	AKSHITA BHARDWAJ KHUSHI GUPTA YASHIKA DABAS	I
	KASHVI CHHABRA SADBHAWNA HANSIKA	II
	YASHVI SALONI KUSHWAHA, KHANAK	III

Result of Inter Class Speech Competition (class 12) conducted in August 2023

I Position - Bhoomika Solanki (XII C)

II Position - Akshi Vats (XII C)

III Position - Pari Kapoor (XII C)

Pradakshina (XII A)

REPORT OF CLASS 1 TO 5 INTER CLASS COMPETITION

On 4 August 2023 an Inter Class competition was conducted in the school.

Class I

Name of the Competition- Show and Tell Activity –‘National Symbols’

Judge- Ms. Shweta Srivastava and Ms. Monica Kaila

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Kaira Rathor	1 B	I
2	Trishika Singh	1 B	II
3	Prisha Chaurasiya	1 B	III

Class II

Name of the Competition- Show and Tell Activity –‘National Symbols’

Judge- - Ms. Shweta Srivastava and Ms. Monica Kaila

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Aarchi Sharma	2 A	I
2	Shivanshika	2 B	II
3	Pehel	2 B	III

Class III

Name of the Competition- Tri colour flower making

Judge- Ms. Sumana

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Ananya Pandey	3 C	I
2	Shanaya Sharma	3 C	II
3	Sonashree	3 B	III

Class IV

Name of the Competition-Tri Colour Wall Hanging

Judge- Ms. Sumana

Co-ordinator- Ms. Usha Ros

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Laranya Yadav	4 B	I
2	Bhavya Pandey	4 A	II
3	Ishika Verma	4 C	III

Class V

Name of the Competition- “ Tri colour kite making “

Judge- Ms. Deepti Jain

S.no	Name of the Child	Class & Sec	Position
1	Inaya	V - B	I
2	Dhavika Bhumi	V - C V - A	II
3	Mahi	V - A	III

REPORT ON INTER- HOUSE COMPETITIONS

Competition teaches us big lessons; it drives us to be the best we can be...

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi always thrives to cater to the all-round development of their students. The main focus of the school has always been on developing various Skills amongst the students. With this intention in mind different Inter House Competitions were held for the students of Classes I -XII on Friday, 12 May 2023. The objective of the competition was to make the students confident so that they can fearlessly express their view in various competitions.

The competitions that were held were:

Class	Name of competition	Topic/Theme
I & II	Fancy Dress Competition	Junk food v/s Healthyfood
III	Poetry Recitation	Idolizing Mother
IV	Poetry Dramatization	Seasons
V	Elocution	My favorite Superhero
VI- VIII	Red Cross Trivia Quiz
IX-X	Hindi Extempore
XI-XII	English Extempore

The participants took up the challenge wholeheartedly and showcased their talent effectively. The winners were appreciated and awarded with certificates of merit.

All the other participants were awarded participation certificates. The contest enriched one and all. The pupils found the competition fun-filled and educative.

Submitted by:

House Coordinators

Results of Inter- House Competition

Class I: Fancy Dress Competition (Junk Food Vs Healthy Food)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Ishanvi	I – B	Helen Keller	I
2	Trishika	I – B	Mother Teresa	II
3	Tushita Sharma	I – B	Sarojini Naidu	III

Class II: Fancy Dress Competition (Junk Food Vs Healthy Food)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Aradhya Sharma	II – B	Florence Nightingale	I
2	Priyanjali	II – B	Helen Keller	II
3	Aarchi Sharma	II – A	Sarojini Naidu	III

Class III: Poem Recitation (Idolizing Mother)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Mannat Sharma	III – C	Sarojini Naidu	I
2	Priyanjali	III – C	Helen Keller	II
3	Aarchi Sharma	III – C	Florence Nightingale	III

Class IV: Poetry Dramatization (Seasons)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Niharika	IV – B	Sarojini Naidu	I
2	Samaya	IV – C	Mother Teresa	II
3	Aditri	IV – A	Helen Keller	III

Class V: Elocution (My Favourite Super Hero)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Kaashvi Dubey	V – B	Helen Keller	I
2	Anahita	V – B	Sarojini Naidua	II
3	Myeesha	V – C	Florence Nightingale	III

Class VI-VIII: Red Cross Trivia Quiz

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Avantika Chaudhary	VI - C	Florence Nightingale	I
2	Peehushi Mehndiratta	VII - C	Florence Nightingale	I
3	Avesh	VIII- B	Florence Nightingale	I
1	Palak Chaurasiya	VI - C	Mother Teresa	II
2	Srishti	VII - C	Mother Teresa	II
3	Sanskriti Sinha	VIII - B	Mother Teresa	II
1	Navya Mehndiratta	VI - C	Helen Keller	III
2	Akshi	VII - C	Helen Keller	III
3	Sanchi Bansal	VIII - c	Helen Keller	III

Class IX-X: Hindi Extempore

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Gauri Sharma	X-A	Sarojini Naidu	I
2	Avika	IX - C	Florence Nightingale	II
3	Ishita	IX - B	Mother Teresa	III

Class XI-XII: English Extempore

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Ananya Sharma	XII - A	Sarojini Naiduu	I
2	Suhani Bhatt	XI – A	Mother Teresa	II
3	Parshati	XII - A	Helen Keller	III

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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Report of Fit India Week (2023-24)

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini celebrated the 5th edition of Fit India Week in the school in the month of November for the students

The students enthusiastically embraced meditation, poster making, essay writing, yoga, judo, fitness pledge solidifying their commitment to incorporate physical well-being as an integral component of their daily routines. This collective initiative aimed to weave the principles of fitness seamlessly into the fabric of everyday life, emphasizing the importance of regular physical activity for learners. By participating in these activities, participants acknowledged the significance of making fitness a consistent and prioritized aspect of their routines, fostering a culture of health-consciousness within the school community.

Furthermore, this proactive step aligned with the overarching goals of the "Fit India Mission," promoting the long-term integration of fitness practices into the daily lives of all involved, thereby contributing to a healthier and more active school environment!

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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MUSOQ

Kritika and Shruti Pal of (Class IX) Queen's Convent School Rohini, performed at Civic Centre, Delhi on the occasion of a Minority Commission Program on Young Achievers on 19 August 2023.

MUSOQ

School Choir comprises of 100 students.

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CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY 2020

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ACTIVITIES 2025

Farewell 2025
Christmas Function 2025
Candle Light Ceremony
Annual Day
childeren's day
Diwali Celebration
Report of Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti Celebrations
Teacher's Day
Republic Day
SIMMIC
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Report on Farewell 2025

“This is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on, with all the wisdom that experience can instil in us.”

The Management, Staff and Students of Queen’s Convent School, Delhi bid a fond farewell to the outgoing students of class XII. The farewell ceremony was organized by the students of class XI on 27 December 2025 in the school campus.

The programme commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed by the welcome of the esteemed guests, Mrs. Sunita Mittal Vice Chairperson, Mrs. Kanika Jain Mittal, Manager and Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the School.

The students of Class XI presented dances, medley of songs and pulsating music that rocked the stage. Adding glamour to the event was the Beauty Pageant 2025-26 where the outgoing students showcased confidence. The first round included introduction and catwalk. The Second Round was Talent hunt in which the students had to showcase their talents as per the allotted tasks. Five semi- finalists were selected from this round. In the Final round thought – provoking questions were asked from the semi-finalists by the judges. Before the announcement of the final results, 10 students were bestowed with various titles such as Ms. Sparkling Eyes, Ms. Sublime Grace, Ms. Picture Perfect, etc.

A humorous skit was staged, recreating iconic classroom moments, friendship, secret sharings,etc. The performance received loud applause.

Miss Queen 2025 : Soumya (XII A)

First runner-up : Preet Chaudhary (XII A)

Second runner-up :Ishita Mathur (XII C)

They were crowned by Madam Vice Chairperson, Madam Manager and Madam Principal respectively.

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. She concluded by wishing them happiness and success in all future endeavours and inspired them to leave an indelible mark on society and make the school proud.

The Vice Head Girl expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the institution for being instrumental in shaping their personalities and providing them with stellar opportunities.

The event concluded with the rendition of the School Song. After the cultural programme, everyone assembled for refreshments. Thus, ended a beautiful evening imprinting memories of a lifetime in everyone’s mind.

Report On Christmas Function For Record/Website

"Christmas is not just a season, it’s a feeling of love, joy, and togetherness."

The school celebrated Christmas on 22 December 2025 with great enthusiasm and joy. The program was beautifully organized, reflecting the spirit of Christmas and togetherness. A special assembly was conducted on the occasion.

The function was presided over by Ms Sunita Mittal,Vice Chairperson ,Ms Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager and Ms Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school. The event began with the Lord's Prayer, invoking blessings and peace for everyone present.

The significance of Christmas highlighted the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. The values of love, joy, hope, and peace that this festival brings to our lives was presented by Janvi of class XI.

The celebration continued with the Christmas Choir, singing melodious carols, resonating the hall with a carol and a Christmas song. Everyone was captivated by the harmony and the joyful spirit of the performance.

Next, a visual presentation was prepared on the theme of the four candles of the Advent season - Joy, Hope, Faith, Love. Each Advent candle carries a deep spiritual meaning

The story of somebody’s mother represented Candle of Hope, symbolizing hope in humanity and reminded everyone to trust in God’s promises and look forward to a brighter future.
The Candle of Faith was depicted through the story of the boy and the umbrella, highlighting unwavering faith in God.
The Candle of Joy was illustrated through the story of Abou Ben Adhem, reflecting happiness and gratitude born from faith and togetherness.
The story of the Prodigal Son represented the Candle of Love, emphasizing forgiveness and unconditional love.

The audience was moved as each candle’s significance was narrated, leaving a lasting message of hope, harmony, and togetherness.

Principal Ma’am then addressed the gathering, wishing all students, teachers, and guests a Merry Christmas and emphasizing the importance of kindness, sharing and celebration during this festive season.

The vote of thanks was given by thanking the guests for their presence and support.

The event concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.

The Christmas function was a grand success, spreading joy and festive cheer throughout the school.

Report on Candle Light Ceremony 2025

‘The Candle Light Ceremony is a solemn yet celebratory occasion organised for the outgoing students of Class XII of the School. The ceremony was held on Wednesday, 24 December 2025 in the school premises. It was presided over by Smt. Sunita Mittal, Vice Chairperson of the School, Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the School and the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew.

The service commenced with the Lord’s Prayer, invoking the blessings of the Almighty, followed by the welcome of the guests. The significance of the ceremony was then highlighted, emphasising upon the importance of the Candle Light Ceremony as a guiding light for students appearing for their board examinations.

This was followed by the spiritual essence of the programme through readings from the Scriptures. The students recited holy verses from the Holy Bible, the Quran, the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and the Bhagwad Gita. A few teachers shared meaningful messages, encouraging the students to remain focused, disciplined, and confident.

The Solemn Service commenced with the guests lighting the candles from the source of light - Jesus Christ. This light was then passed on to the staff who passed it onto the students appearing for their board examination.

Principal ma’am bestowed her blessings upon the students of class XII as they carried the light in their hands. Through her prayer, she sought the Lord’s grace for the students and prayed that they may grow into messengers of change, peace, and brotherhood. This was followed by the light being passed on to the students of class XI. This is symbolic of the legacy of the outgoing class being passed on to the next class.

A graceful dance presentation “Go light your world” was a reminder to hold on to hope, light and inner strength even in the darkest moments. The esteemed guests gave away souvenirs and mementoes to the students of Class XII.

The programme moved towards its conclusion with Moments of Thanks, expressing gratitude to the guests, teachers, parents, and students for their presence and cooperation. The ceremony ended with the rendition of the School Song, leaving behind a sense of hope, inspiration, and renewed determination among the students.

Report of ‘All The World’s A Stage – The Annual Day

‘Annual Day is not just a celebration of talent but a reflection of the hard work, dedication and unity that define our school.’

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi, celebrated its Annual Day ‘All The World’s A Stage’ on November 21, 2025 at Shah Auditorium, Civil Lines, New Delhi. The theme for this year’s celebration- ‘All the World’s A Stage’ –beautifully captured the essence of life as a journey through multiple roles echoing Shakespeare’s timeless philosophy. The programme commenced on a divine and serene note with a prayer dance presented by the Nursery students. Their innocent expressions and graceful movements created a spiritually uplifting ambience, setting the tone for the evening. The Guests of Honour of the Annual Day were Sh Pravesh Wahi , Leader of the House , MCD ,Mr Subhash Malik, Entrepreneur and Ms. Shilpi Marwaha , Founder Director of Sukhmanch Theatre. The function was also presided over by Sh.Ved Mittal, Founder Chairman of the School, CA Vikas Goyal, Chairman of the School, Smt. Sunita Mittal, Vice Chairperson of the School, Ms. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Director of the School and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the School . The Guests of Honour were presented with a shawl, memento and a bouquet by the members of the management .

In accordance with Indian tradition and symbolism, the lamp lighting ceremony was conducted by the esteemed guests followed by a vibrant and energetic welcome dance by the kindergarteners embodying joy, enthusiasm and the brightness of childhood. The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew presented the annual report, showcasing the year’s accomplishments, academic milestones, co-curricular achievements and future aspirations. She congratulated the august gathering at the school’s accomplishment of being awarded the prestigious EWISR Ranking for ‘Best Girl’s School’, securing Rank 5 in Delhi and Rank 7 in the Delhi NCR region. She also mentioned about the achievements of the SAVE Club of the school, an initiative towards community service and environmental awareness. SAVE Club has nurtured environmental consciousness and leadership among students, empowering them as responsible citizens of tomorrow. Sana Das, the Vice-Head Girl of the school continued presenting the school report which showcased the students’ achievements in various fields namely sports, competitions and other celebrations. This report was an evidence of teamwork, discipline and active involvement of the students and the faculty throughout the year.

Sh. Pravesh Wahi, in his motivating speech, congratulated the management and staff for their coordination and dedication, praising the school’s excellence and remarkable ranking. He commended the school as one of the best schools for girls and extended his best wishes for its continued success. In alignment with the theme, the function artistically portrayed Shakespeare’s classical piece - 'The Seven Ages ' ; bringing literature to life through dance, drama and music. The first three stages of life- Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence , were creatively presented by the students of classes I, II and III through expressive and captivating dance performances. The choreography, costumes and emotive storytelling beautifully depicted the innocence, learning and emotional awakening that characterize these early phases of life. The fourth and fifth stages were portrayed through a dramatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s famous tragedy Julius Caesar. The students delivered a powerful performance showcasing themes of ambition, loyalty, conflict and judgement. The impactful dialogues, confident stage presence and dramatic intensity left the audience deeply impressed. Ms Shilpi Marwaha , in her address, praised the students' performance of the timeless tragedy Julius Caesar. She commended the theatrical prowess of the cast emphasizing on the intricacy and meticulous manner in which dance and drama had been woven together. She emphasized upon inculcating 'vision' in girls is extremely important as an empowered girl uplifts not just herself but her entire family. She highlighted upon the importance of nurturing girls with confidence and purpose stating that girls are valuable in their own right, irrespective of societal expectations.

The final two stages of life were depicted through a poignant mime act followed by a soulful dance portraying the cyclical return to innocence and vulnerability. The function culminated with a grand finale celebrating the theme that life goes on and one must celebrate each moment that God has granted us.Enthusiastic beats, dynamic formations and heartfelt expressions brought the auditorium to life. Founder Chairman of the School, Mr. Ved Mittal addressed the gathering with heartfelt appreciation for the entire school community. He congratulated the students, staff and the Principal for presenting a spectacular programme. He emphasized that after every fall, there is a rise- when a girl rises, a family rises, highlighting the power of resilience and empowerment through education. The Chairman of the School, CA Vikas Goyal highlighted that every stage of life is valuable and should be lived to the fullest. He urged students to follow the mantra- be extraordinary, be fearless, stay committed ,dream big and make the most of every opportunity. He concluded his address by thanking the parents for their constant support. The function concluded with the National Anthem sung in unison by students, staff and guests filling the auditorium with pride and patriotism. The evening reaffirmed that life is a stage and every moment is a role to play with purpose and passion.

Report of Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti Celebrations

The school celebrated Gandhi Jayanti on 29 September 2025 with reverence and patriotism in the school premises. The programme was presented by the students of Classes VII, VIII and IX, in the gracious presence of Vice Chairperson Ma’am, Manager Ma’am and Principal Ma’am.

The celebration commenced with the Lord’s Prayer, creating a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere for the day. This was followed by the English Thought and Hindi Thought, which highlighted the timeless wisdom and values of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. The thoughts inspired everyone to follow the path of truth, non-violence, and simplicity in daily life.

Next, the students presented the Significance of the Day, narrating the remarkable contributions of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, and Lal Bahadur Shastri, the second Prime Minister of Independant India. They emphasized Gandhi ji’s principles of non-violence and truth, along with Shastri ji’s message of “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan,” which remain the guiding lights for the nation.

The school choir sang the bhajjan– “Sabarmati Ke Sant Tune Kar Diya Kamaal”,filling the atmosphere with melody and patriotism. The highlight of the programme was “नमन”, a short skit beautifully depicting the values and ideals of Mahatma Gandhi ji and Lal Bahadur Shastri ji. Through their enactment, the students showcased the importance of truth, simplicity, selfless service, and dedication to the nation.

The Principal ma’am guided the students by her words of wisdom. She appreciated the efforts of the students and extended her heartfelt tribute to the great leaders. In her address, she urged the students to imbibe the values of honesty, peace and hard work, and to contribute positively towards building a stronger and united India. She reminded everyone that true respect to Gandhi ji and Shastri ji is shown when we practice their teachings in our livesby following their teachings everyday in letter and spirit.

A Vote of Thanks was then proposed, expressing gratitude to all dignitaries, teachers, and students for their active participation and support in making the celebration a grand success.The programme concluded with the National Anthem, instilling a deep sense of pride, unity, and respect for the nation. The day left behind inspiring lessons and cherished memories, reminding everyone of the eternal legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur.

Report on Diwali Celebration 2025

The festival of lights — Diwali — was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion at Queen’s Convent School, Rohini on 17th October 2025. The celebration aimed to spread the message of joy, harmony, and eco-friendly festivities among students.

The programme commenced with the auspicious Ganesh Vandana, invoking the blessings of Lord Ganesha for success and prosperity. This graceful performance set a divine tone for the celebration.

Following this, the Junior Head Girl, Deetya, delivered a heartfelt speech highlighting the importance of Diwali and the true spirit behind the festival — the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. The school choir then presented a melodious Ram Stuti, filling the atmosphere with festive cheer and positive energy. Their harmonious performance was applauded by all present. A vibrant dance performance, where students showcased their talent and enthusiasm through rhythmic moves and colourful costumes was made adding liveliness to the celebration.

After the performances, House Captain of Sarojini Naidu, Sakshi Ojha led the Pledge for an Eco-Friendly Diwali, reminding everyone of their responsibility towards the environment and encouraging the use of earthen lamps and eco-friendly decorations instead of harmful crackers.

Principal Madam in her speech appreciated the efforts of the students and the teachers for organizing such a wonderful celebration. She encouraged everyone to celebrate Diwali with compassion, concern and responsibility. Ma’am emphasized upon the importance of keeping our environment safe and pollution free even when we indulge in festivities. She wished everyone a happy and prosperous Diwali. The programme concluded with the National Anthem, filling every heart with pride and patriotism.

Overall, the Diwali Celebration 2025 at Queen’s Convent School was a grand success. It beautifully combined cultural values, environmental awareness and festive spirit, leaving everyone inspired and joyful.

Report of Farewell 2024-25

‘I cannot say goodbye to those whom I have grown to love, for the memories we have made will last a lifetime, and will never know a goodbye.’

The students, staff and management of Queen’s Convent School, Delhi bid a fond farewell to the outgoing students of class XII. Filled with curiosity and zeal, the farewell ceremony was organized by the students of class XI on 28 December 2024 in the school campus. The day 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 followed by the welcome of esteemed guests, Madam Vice Chairperson Mrs. Mittal, Madam Manager Mrs. Kanika Jain Mittal and Madam Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew.

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 the Beauty Pageant 2024-25. The first round included introduction and catwalk. The Second Round was Talent hunt in which the students had to showcase their talents as per the allotted tasks. Five semi-finalists were selected from this round. In the Final round questions were asked from the semi-finalists by the judges. Before the announcement of the final results, 10 students were bestowed with various titles such as Ms. Sparkling Eyes, Ms. Sublime Grace, Ms. Picture Perfect, etc.

Miss Queen 2024 : Ritika (XII A)

First runner-up : Prachi Yadav (XII A)

Second runner-up : Tanisha Dabas (XII C)

They were crowned by Madam Vice Chairperson, Madam Manager and Madam Principal.

The Head Girl and the Vice Head Girl expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the institution for being instrumental in shaping their personalities and providing them with stellar opportunities. They also thanked their mentors and teachers for their invaluable contribution in making the journey a memorable one. The event concluded with the rendition of the School Song. 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. Thus ended a beautiful evening imprinting memories of a lifetime in everyone’s mind.

REPORT ON TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION 2025-26

The school celebrated Teachers’ Day on 4 September 2025 with great enthusiasm in the school premises. The programme was beautifully presented by the students of Classes X and XII, in the gracious presence of Vice Chairperson Ma’am, Manager Ma’am, Principal Ma’am, teachers, and students.

The celebration commenced with the Lord’s Prayer, setting a serene and spiritual tone for the day. This was followed by Discours (Speech) delivered by the students, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the teachers for their constant guidance, support, and dedication. Chœur Mélodieux (Choir) then enhanced the atmosphere with a melodious song, filling the surroundings with warmth and joy.

The highlight of the event was Danse Dramatique (Dance Drama), skillfully performed by the students, based on the inspiring story of Eklavya and Dronacharya. The performance beautifully portrayed the values of respect, sacrifice, and dedication towards one’s teacher, reflecting the essence of the Guru–Shishya tradition. The audience was deeply moved by the powerful enactment.

The programme further continued with Message de Motivation. Principal Ma’am, Ms. Nalini Andrew appreciated the sincere efforts of the students and extended her heartfelt wishes to all the teachers on this special occasion. In her address, she reminded the students that teachers work tirelessly for their growth and success. She emphasized that it is the duty of every learner to value and respect the hard work of their teachers. She motivated the students to continue working with sincerity and dedication, assuring them that teachers will always keep supporting and guiding them.

A Vote of Thanks was then proposed, acknowledging the presence and contribution of everyone who made the celebration a grand success. The celebration concluded with the National Anthem, instilling a deep sense of pride and gratitude among all present, and leaving behind cherished memories of a day dedicated to honoring our teachers. In the latter part of the day,the school management thoughtfully organized a special movie screening for the teachers, adding joy and relaxation to the occasion.

Report of Republic Day 2025

‘In the truest sense, freedom cannot be bestowed: it must be won.’

Queen’s Convent, Delhi celebrated the 76th Republic Day on Friday, 24 January 2025 in the school premises.’ The programme , centered on the inspiring theme ‘Swarnim Bharat, Virasat Aur Vikas’, was a vibrant showcase of India’s cultural heritage, progress and aspirations.

The programme commenced with a solemn Lord’s Prayer, setting a reflective tone for the day. The National Flag , symbolizing the strength and unity of our nation, was unfurled by the Chief Guest of the day, Shri Vikas Goyal , Chairman of the school , in the presence of Smt. Sunita Mittal, Vice Chairperson of the school, Smt. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Director of the school, Smt. Kanika, Mittal Jain , Manager of the school and Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal of the school, followed by the rendition of the National Anthem which filled the atmosphere with pride and patriotism.

The programme commenced with the March Past which was synchronized and showcased the students’ commitment to the ideals of the Republic. The rhythmic beats of the drum echoed the spirit of unity and diversity.

The school choir delivered a soulful patriotic song –‘Hum Bharat Ke Bachche’ that resonated with the spirit of Swarnim Bharat. The performance included composition that reflected the dreams and aspirations of a developed India. Next, a group of students presented synchronized PT exercises, emphasizing the importance of physical fitness in building a strong and resilient nation.

The students presented a serene yoga demonstration, symbolizing India’s ancient wisdom and its global contribution to health and mindfulness. Various asana were performed, showcasing discipline, flexibility and mental focus. Adding a modern twist to the celebrations, a lively Zumba performance by the junior students captivated the audience. The fusion of dance and fitness highlighted the enthusiasm and dynamism of India’s youth, symbolizing their role in shaping a vibrant future.

On the auspicious occasion of Republic Day, our school proudly presented a vibrant tableau showcase, reflecting India’s journey from its glorious past to its aspirations for a developed future. The first tableau depicted Ancient India, highlighting the grandeur of Nalanda University, the brilliance of Aryabhatta and on ancient medical system, Ayurveda. This was followed by a tableau on Success in Heritage and Education, showcasing UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the modern strides and the Sun Temple made by the institutions like IITs and AIIMS. Next, the role of freedom fighters was honored, with scenes of Mahatma Gandhi leading the Dandi March, Subhash Chandra Bose rallying the INA and Rani Lakshmi Bai’s vibrant fight for independence. The theme of Swarnim Bharat envisioned India as a global leader, highlighting smart cities, Chandrayaan-3 and advancements in green energy. The final tableau celebrated modern India, blending tradition with innovation, emphasizing digital progress, youth empowerment and unity in diversity. This presentation served as a powerful reminder of India’s resilience and its collective efforts towards building a brighter future.

The cultural programme was followed by the Prize Distribution Ceremony which honored the achievements of students who had excelled in academics, sports and extracurricular activities. Awards were presented by the Chief Guest and other dignitaries, acknowledging their hard work and dedication.

One of the highlights of the celebration was a vibrant dance performance themed, Naye Bharat Ka Chehra’. Through expressive dance moves, vibrant costumes and uplifting music, the students emphasized the role of unity, innovation and hard work in building a golden and developed nation.

One of the key highlights of the programme, was the e- release of the annual school magazine, ‘The Queen’. The magazine, a compilation of students’ creative expressions, achievements and memorable moments from the academic year, was unveiled by the Chief Guest and other dignitaries. The digital version reflects the school’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.

Madam Principal, in her speech congratulated all the participants for presenting a wonderful programme. She emphasized the significance of Republic Day, reminding everyone of the adoption of the Indian Constitution which gave the country its identity as a sovereign, secular, and democratic republic. She also talked about the potential and strength of girls in shaping the future of the nation. It was an amalgamation of cultural spirit, physical stamina and the grit that the Queen’s Conventians inculcate in themselves within the portals of the school.

Smt. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the school, in her speech , congratulated the students for their outstanding performances during the programme. She highlighted how the Constitution is the foundation of our democracy, ensuring equality, justice and freedom for all citizens. She also encouraged the students to uphold the values enshrined in the Constitution and to contribute positively to society.

The esteemed Chief Guest, Sh. Vikas Goyal, congratulated the students and staff for organizing such a wonderful celebration and commended the performers for their outstanding efforts. He inspired the young minds by saying, “Dream big, work hard, and remain determined to achieve your goals. The future of our nation lies in your hands.”

The celebration concluded on a harmonious note with the entire school singing the school song.

SMT. INDRAWATI MITTAL MEMORIAL INTER- SCHOOL COMPETITION, 2025-26

COMPETITION, 2025-26

“Competition reveals the champions within us.”

Queen's Convent School, Delhi hosted the annual Smt. Indrawati Mittal Memorial Interschool Competition (SIMMIC) on 30 July 2025 in the online mode. The virtual platform served as a vibrant hub for creative expression and intellectual exchange. The theme for this year’s competitions was ‘Literary Fest’ "- a tribute to the timeless power of literature—where ideas flourish and voices unite."

The competition featured a wide range of literary and media based activities, with special focus on Podcast, Storytelling, Poetry Recitation, etc. Each event was designed to encourage students to explore their imagination, enhance their communication skills and showcase their talents in innovative way. Participants exhibited excellent command over language, creativity and critical thinking. Overall, the event was a resounding success, encouraging collaboration, expression and innovation among young learners, while also adapting efficiently to the digital era.

All the competitions were judged by experts in the respective fields. The competition was a success as more than 10 leading schools of Delhi like St. Margaret, Vikas Bharati, Father Agnel, Queen Mary’s, Model Town, CRPF,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 panel of judges included renowned authors, professor and literary critics who appreciated the high standard of performance and originality displayed by the students. The winners of various competitions were given e- certificate. The result is as follows:

RESULT SHEET - SIMMIC 2025

Name of the Event	Position	Code No.	Name of the School
LITSCAPE	I	03	Queen’s Convent School
LITSCAPE	II	07	St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School
STEP INTO THE ROLE	I	03	Queen’s Convent School
STEP INTO THE ROLE	II	02	Vikas Bharti Public School
REALM OF RHYMES	I	02	Vikas Bharti Public School
REALM OF RHYMES	II	06	Father Agnel School
THE AUDIBLE QUILL	I	02	Vikas Bharti Public School
THE AUDIBLE QUILL	II	08	Queen’s Mary School, Northend
पात्रांतरण	I	03	Queen’s Convent School
पात्रांतरण	II	02	Vikas Bharti Public School
मन बदला मत बदला	I	12	CRPF Public School
मन बदला मत बदला	II	03	Queen’s Convent School
THE BIFROST BRIDGE	I	03	Queen’s Convent School
THE BIFROST BRIDGE	II	02	Vikas Bharti Public School
SWITCHEROOS	I	03	Queen’s Convent School
SWITCHEROOS	II	07	St. Margaret Sr. Sec. School

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2025

Queen’s Convent School celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour on the eve of Independence Day in the school premises. The programme commenced with the Lord’s prayer followed by the unfurling of the National Flag by the Vice Chairperson Ms. Sunita Mittal, the Manager Ms. Kanika Mittal and the Principal Ms.Nalini Andrew followed by the singing of the National Anthem. The cultural presentations commenced with a melodious choir performance. The school choir presented patriotic song- ‘Satrangi Rangon Sa’ that filled the atmosphere with patriotic fervour. This was followed by a colourful fancy dress presentation on the theme- “Threads of Unity”in which the tiny tots of classes I, II and III showcased the rich diversity and traditions of different states. The Junior Head Girl Deetya delivered an inspiring speech emphasising the vital role of youth in shaping the nation’s future. The Senior Head girl Jahnavi Ratan urged the students to contribute actively towards nation-building with dedication, unity and responsibility. A thought-provoking skit by the students of classes VIII, IX and XI was then staged, depicting the bravery of the Indian Armed Forces and highlighting the remarkable contribution of women in the defence services during “Operation Sindoor”.

Certificates were awarded to the winners of the Inter-House competitions from classes I- XII, applauding their talent and hard work. Along with these students the CBSE Zonal Archery Champion, Ishita Mathur of class XII C, was felicitated

The event concluded with a vibrant dance presentation- ‘Hum Taiyaar Hain’ by the students of classes VI to VIII, dedicated to the three forces – Army, Navy and Air Force – which received loud applause from the audience. The celebration instilled a sense of unity, pride, and respect for our nation among all present, making it a memorable day for students and staff alike.

As per the DOE’s directive, Our School conducted Flag Hoisting Ceremony on 15 August. In compliance with the order, our Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew led the ceremony with the teachers, parents and the students, The event was held with great enthusiasm and patriotism.

REPORT ON CHILDREN’S DAY 2025

The Children’s Day celebration at Queen’s Convent School, Rohini was held with great enthusiasm and joy. The day began with the Lord’s Prayer, followed by a soulful hymn that created a serene and positive atmosphere.

There was a short talk on the importance of the day, highlighting the significance of Children’s Day and remembering Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s love for children

A special choir presentation by the teachers added delight to the morning assembly, showcasing the teachers’ affection and dedication towards the students. To mark 150 years of “Vande Mataram”, the entire school joined together in the mass singing of the patriotic song, filling the campus with pride and unity.

As part of the celebration, a No- Bag Day was organized for all classes. Students participated in various fun-filled and educational activities that encouraged creativity, teamwork, and experiential learning. The campus buzzed with excitement as children moved from one engaging activity to another. Manager Ma’am and Principal Ma’am in their speeches reminded students of their potential and encouraged them to dream big. They wished them joy and success.

The students then had an extended break and had class parties. The day concluded on a happy and fulfilling note, leaving every child with wonderful memories and renewed enthusiasm.

ACTIVITIES 2024

Dharti Dhora Re - Annual Day Celebration 2024
Farewell
Makar Sankranti
MUN
Republic Day
Janmashtami
Investiture Ceremony
Teacher's Day
Diwali Celebration

Annual Day forms an integral part of school activities. It is an occasion of celebration, felicitation, feast and festivity when students present their wonderful performances.

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi, celebrated its Annual Day ‘Dharti Dhora Re’ on December 07, 2024 at Shah Auditorium, Civil Lines, New Delhi woven around the theme ‘Rajasthan- The Land of Sand Dunes’. The theme reverberates the vibrancy of Rajasthan and how life is propelled into magnificient celebrations.

The Chief Guest of the annual day was Dr. Rakesh Rahi, Deputy Director of Education, NWB Zone XIII and the Guest of Honour was Ms. Vishali Thakur Garg, Author, Military Research Scholar and Battlefield Archeologist. The function was also presided over by Sh. Vikas Goyal, Chairman of the School, Hon’ble Judge Sh. Manish Jain, Additional Senior Civil Judge, Saket Court, Smt. Sunita Mittal, Vice Chairperson of the School, Smt. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Director of the School and Smt. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the School. Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the School welcomed the esteemed guests presenting them with a token of gratitude.

The performance “Khambagani….” Echoed the auditorium as the guests entered the auditorium. The programme commenced with the lighting of the Ceremonial lamp by the esteemed guests followed by a Welcome Dance perfomed by the youngest dancers of the school i.e the kindergarteners who mesmerised the audience with their charming performance.

The performance by the students of classes I and II depicted the culture and heritage of this ‘land of the braves’. This was followed by the performance ‘Rangeelo Rajasthan’ by the students of classes III & IV which clearly gave the message that where ever you go, you will never be away from the beauty, the colours of the land of the desert. The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew presented the annual report accentuating the progress of the school throughout the year. She congratulated the august gathering at the school’s accomplishment of being awarded ‘Best Girls’ Day School No. 4# in Delhi NCR and No.6# in India in the India School Ranking by Education World. She also congratulated all the parents and proud scholars for excelling in academics, Board results and co-curricular activities.

The highlight of the function was the play ‘Mirabai’ showcasing the divine love of a devotee which commenced with presentation of a dance-drama by the school students. They exhibited their hidden talent and emotions through various characters of the Indian mythology and pointed out towards the unconditional love of Meerabai for Lord Krishna. The performances touched the heart of the audience. The sweet music of Meeras’s bhajans exerted a profound influence on the hearers, removed discord and disharmony from their hearts. Mira’s language of love was so powerful that everyone was moved by her devotional songs. The play was a magical amalgamation of music, dance and theatre. The audience was enthralled by a colourful and very well directed dance drama. The event culminated with a vibrant and colourful Grand Finale ‘Albelo Rajasthan’ enchanting the audience with its energy and vigour.

The Chief Guest, Dr. Rakesh Rahi, DDE, NWB, Zone XIII in his motivating speech appreciated School's endeavours to instill discipline and moral values in the present generation. He also applauded the vision and multi-faceted approach of the school in imparting exclusive education to the girl child of society. He promised to the School that the DOE is committed to support the School in all its endeavours.

Ms. Vishali Thakur Garg also applauded the hard work and performances of the students. She motivated the students to work harder. The Chairman of the School, Mr. Vikas Goyal congratulated the students for their wonderful performance and appreciated their efforts. In his address, he advised the students to always be disciplined, follow good habits, think big and achieve greater heights.

The exhilirating show was an unforgettable experience and left a lasting impression on the minds of everyone present. It was indeed a spectacular display of talent and fervor.

Report of Farewell 2024-25

‘I cannot say goodbye to those whom I have grown to love, for the memories we have made will last a lifetime, and will never know a goodbye.’

Miss Queen 2024 : Ritika (XII A)

First runner-up : Prachi Yadav (XII A)

Second runner-up : Tanisha Dabas (XII C)

They were crowned by Madam Vice Chairperson, Madam Manager and Madam Principal.

Report on Makar Sakranti Celebration

Date: Date: 15th January, 24

The school celebrated Makar Sakranti on 15th January'24 in compliance with circular No. Acad 05/2024. Considering the significance of the festival, various activities were conducted at different levels, namely kite making for classes 4th & 5th , greeting card making for class 6th & 7th and essay writing for classes 8th to 12th

The activities were conducted successfully elucidating the cultural importance of Makar Sakranti while highlighting their intricate connections with solar science.

Photographs have been attached herewith.

QCMUNC REPORT 2024

The one great stage to present global concerns through the battle of wits is what MUN conferences is all about.

MUN or Model United Nations is a simulation of the United Nations conference where students role-play as delegates of different countries and attempt to solve real-world issues with the policies and perspectives of their assigned portfolio. With this motto, on 7th and 8th August 2024, Queen’s Convent School, Rohini hosted QCMUNC’24. The opening ceremony started with the 'Lighting of the Lamp' followed by Ram Stuti by Ananya Gilhotra, a presentation by school choir and the welcome address by Director General Sakshi Ojha. This year the MUN Society of QCS established five committees namely United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), United Nations Security Council (UNSC), United Nations Women (UNW), Lok Sabha and Press and Media with over 160 delegates from schools all over Delhi.

The different committees like UNGA, UNSC and UNW made their own mark. Delegates representing different countries held meetings based and understood the importance of a consensus. The agenda of the QCMUNC was accelerating the Decarbonization of the Global Economy and Delivering Climate Justice in Line with the Acceleration Agenda. The UNSC delved into the complex issue of Palestine’s UN membership status and its implications. The agenda for the Beginner’s Committee was Evaluation of the UN offices in regards to SDG 5 to accelerate Progress on achieving Gender equality. The Lok Sabha debated the digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2023 highlighting upon the press Freedom in India pertaining to World Press Freedom Index 2024.

The Closing Ceremony was held on 8th August 2024. The stage was set ablaze with a scintillating Choir performance and instrumental music presentation by the students of Queen’s Convent School. The day was graced by the Chief Guest Ms. Vaishali S Thakur, a Major in Psychology and Human Rights. She has a vast experience in the field of research which includes 1965 IndoPak war, the tragic death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, Bangladesh, etc. The Chief Guest recognized the dedicated involvement of the student delegates in the MUN conference.

Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew and the Chief Guest, Ms. Vaishali S Thakur felicitated the winners and congratulated the delegates and the organisers on the immense success of the conference. With this, the two-day meet came to an end. This event honed the communication skills, analytical understanding and critical thinking of each participant. With the discussion on global environmental awareness, it was thus proved that the young generation is greatly aware of the future of the universe- and what could be the best platform. It also emphasized on the fact that such but conferences like the MUN should be held year after year.

RESULTS OF THE CONFERENCE

Committee	Awards	Country	Name of the Participant	School
UNGA	Best Delegate	Malaysia	Mahika Singhal	Ryan International,Sec11
	High Commendation 1	United Kingdom	Aayush Jindal	Ryan International,Sec11
	High Commendation 2	UAE	Purvi Katyal	Shri Ram Global
	Special Mention 1	Afghanistan	Krishang Oberoi	Ryan International,Sec11
	Special Mention 2	Qatar	Bhavya Bansal	Ryan International,Sec11
	Special Mention 3	India	Tanisha Dabas	QCS, Rohini

Committee	Awards	Country	Name of the Participant	School
UNSC	Best Delegate	USA 1	Shivangi Bawari	QCS, Rohini
	High Commendation 1	Ecuador 2	Parv Gupta	Ryan International,Sec11
	High Commendation 2	Russia 2	Vaibhav Kadan	St.Xavier’s, Rohini
	Special Mention 1	USA 2	Prachi Yadav	QCS, Rohin
	Special Mention 2	United kingdom 1	Tanishq Malhotra	Modern Public
	Special Mention3	China 1	Devanshi Mittal	Lancer’s Convent

Committee	Awards	Country	Name of the Participant	School
UNW	Best Delegate	Netherlands	Bhavya Aggarwal	Ryan International, Sec 11
	High Commendation 1	Germany	Khanak Chawla	Ryan International, Sec 11
	High Commendation 2	Denmark	Himank Kumar Bhan	Ryan International, Sec 11
	Special Mention 1	Saudi Arabia	Roshita Dabas	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention 2	Sweden	Soham Anand	Ryan International, Sec 11
	Special Mention3	Finland	Aaditri Khanna	Ryan International, Sec 11

Committee	Awards	Portfolio	Name of the Participant	School
Lok Sabha	Best Delegate	Narendra Modi	Himank Ahuja	Ryan International, Sec 25
	High Commendation 1	Sachin Pilot	Saesha Chaudhary	Ryan International, Sec 25
	High Commendation 2	Rahul Gandhi	Aarush Tiwari	Heritage School
	Special Mention 1	Arvind Kejriwal	Aryan Archarya	Titiksha Public School
	Special Mention 2	Nitish Kumar	Devanshi Sharma	QCS, Rohini
	Special Mention3	Rajnath Singh	Naman Jain	St.Angel’s, Rohini

Committee	Awards	Portfolio	Name of the Participant	School
QUEEN’S PRESS AND MEDIA	Best Journalist	Nagma Sahar	Mahika Baluja	QCS, Rohini
	Upcoming Editor	Ishani Nandi	Kirandeep Kaur	Shri Ram Global
	Upcoming Journalist	Sudhir Chaudhary	Smriti Sinha	Mount Abu Public School
	Best Photojournalist		Raghav Mittal	Mount Abu Public School
	Upcoming Journalist		Kanishka	QCS, Rohini

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.

Report On Republic Day 2024

‘You should not ask what you get from your country, but what you can bring to your country that matters most’.

Queen’s Convent, Delhi celebrated the 75th Republic Day on Thursday , 25 January 2024 in the school premises.’

The programme commenced with Lord’s Prayer, setting a reflective tone for the day. The National Flag , symbolizing the strength and unity of our nation, was unfurled by the Chief Guest of the day, Sh. Manish Jain , Judge, Rohini Courts, Delhi, in the presence of Smt. Sunita Mittal, Vice Chairperson of the school, Smt. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Director of the school, Smt. Kanika, Mittal Jain , Manager of the school and Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal of the school, followed by the rendition of the National Anthem. The programme commenced with the March Past which was synchronized and showcased the students’ commitment to the ideals of the Republic. The rhythmic beats of the drum echoed the spirit of unity and diversity.

A mesmerizing choir presentation stirred emotions as students of our school harmonized on a patriotic melody titled ‘Hindustan’ resonating the essence of freedom and national pride. The programme took an energetic turn with the rhythmic clinking of dumb bells as students showcased their strength and fitness.

The programme continued with a captivating instrumental performance by the Synergy group, the Music Club featuring the timeless melody “ Ae Watan Watan Mere”, a song that resonates with the essence of patriotism and love for our homeland. Hula Hoop enthusiasts mesmerized everyone with their skillful maneuvers, adding a playful element to the celebration.

The stage came alive with a powerful street play “ Naari Ek Abhimaan”, shedding light on the empowerment and dignity of women in our society. A vibrant dance performance celebrated the progress and development of Bharat, showcasing the achievements that have propelled our nation forward. It was followed by Yoga enthusiasts who captivated everyone with their graceful and precise yoga dance steps, promoting holistic well- being. The demonstration emphasized the importance of maintaining physical and mental harmony in our fast-paced lives. An energetic Zumba presentation added a modern flair to the programme , showcasing the spirit of youth and vitality. The beats resonated with the enthusiasm of the students, promoting the message of a healthy and active life style.

The cultural programme was followed by the Prize Distribution Ceremony in which outstanding achievements were recognized and rewarded by the esteemed guests . Another highlight of the programme, was the release of the annual school magazine , ‘The Queen’ by the Chief Guest and other dignitaries . The magazine encapsulates the creativity, achievements and endeavors of the students throughout the academic session.

Madam Principal, in her speech emphasized 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. She congratulated all the participants for presenting a wonderful programme. It was an amalgamation of cultural spirit, physical stamina and the grit that the Queen’s Conventians inculcate in themselves within the portals of the school.

The esteemed Chief Guest, Sh. Manish Jain, delivered a stirring speech emphasizing the importance of equality, fraternity, and brotherhood among the youth. He urged the young generation to rise above the differences of caste, creed and religion, and work together towards building a more inclusive and compassionate society.

Smt. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the school, in her speech , congratulated the students for their outstanding performances during the programme. She highlighted the significance of the Republic day and its role in instilling democratic values in the citizens, particularly the youth. She also emphasized that the students of Queen’s Convent have consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of the principles enshrined in our Constitution and have always striven to uphold them in their actions and deeds.

The celebration concluded on a harmonious note with the entire school singing the school song.

REPORT ON JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION 2024-25

The school organized a special assembly to celebrate Janmashtami, the birth of Lord Krishna on 24 August 2024. The assembly commenced with a prayer, followed by quotes from Bhagavad Gita and Paper Reading about the significance of Janmashtami.

The students of classes III - V showcased their talents through a beautiful dance performance involving the name of Lord Krishna. The audience was captivated by their energetic and expressive dance moves.

The students of classes I and II participated in a vibrant fancy dress competition. Dressed as little Krishna, Radha, Vasudeva, Sudama, etc., the young ones brought the spirit of Janmashtami to life. Their colorful costumes and joyful expressions made the event memorable for everyone present.

The day was marked with great joy and excitement. Principal Ma’am, in her speech appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers in celebrating the auspicious day

Investiture Ceremony 2024

"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 envisions that our students acquire the ability to be the future leaders of the world through an exposure to multiple activities in the school. To inculcate leadership qualities in students, a Student Council is formed which is a good platform to nurture intrinsic abilities of the children. The school conducted the Investiture Ceremony for the session 2024-25 on Monday, 29 April 2024 in the school premises, to induct the new Student Council. The ceremony began with a prayer to mark the solemnity of the occasion.

The Vice Chairperson of the school, Mrs Sunita Mittal, the Manager of the school, Mrs Kanika Mittal Jain and the Principal of the school, Ms Nalini Andrew were present to bless the new Student Council and lead them in taking the pledge. The badges were pinned by the members of the School Management.

Madam Principal led the newly elected Student Council in the Oath taking ceremony. She also motivated the Student Council by encouraging them to showcase high standards of excellence and commitment towards their duties. She congratulated and wished them the best for their tenure in the office.

A special song ‘Agaaz’ was sung by the school choir motivating the future leaders. The new Senior Head girl and the Junior Head girl thanked their teachers and mentors for the opportunity to be placed in the office and promised to lead and inspire with dignity and pride. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem.

The journey of these young girls is a pre cursor to roles in leadership in their future lives

REPORT ON TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION 2024-25

The school celebrated Teacher’s Day on 5 September 2024 with great enthusiasm. The celebration commenced with the reading from the Holy Scripture followed by a Prayer. The guests of the day, Vice Chairperson Ma’am, Manager Ma’am and Principal Ma’am, were given a warm welcome. The significance of Teacher’s Day was outlined by Khyati Solanki, the Junior Head girl of the school.

TThe celebration comprised of various performances. Students of Class I danced to a medley of songs. This dance was followed by a soulful Song Presentation, ‘Tu Hai Aasman’, by Class V. The stars of Class III presented a heart warming dance on ‘Taare Zameen Par’, while Class IV offered a heartfelt musical tribute to teachers titled ‘Reverence’. Class II added energy with their dance on a song named, ‘Masti Ki Paathshala’.

Additional highlights included a stylish ramp walk by ‘Little Fashionistas’ and a lively Punjabi Folk Dance titled ‘Punjabi Tadka’. The Music Department concluded the performances by presenting a song ‘Shukriya’, a special song on gratitude. Students across various classes also participated in different activities to mark the occasion. Classes I and II made beautiful cards to express their gratitude, while students from Classes III to V made bookmarks. Students from Classes VI to VIII showcased their creativity through posters, and Classes IX and X engaged in a counselling session, discussing pertinent issues related to education. Adding to the excitement, primary class students came dressed as teachers, bringing smiles to everyone’s faces. Apart from this a quiz was conducted in Classes VI to XII and a video was also shown in all the classes showcasing the importance of Teacher’s Day.

Principal Ma’am appreciated the efforts of students and teachers. The event ended with a Vote of Thanks and the National Anthem, leaving everyone with a deep sense of appreciation for the teachers who inspire and guide us.

Report on Diwali Celebration 2024

Diwali, the festival of lights, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and spirit in Queen’s Convent School. This year’s theme “ Green Diwali”, aimed to promote eco- friendly practices and spread awareness on sustainable celebrations. Our school organized a week- long celebration with various activities to immerse students in the festive atmosphere and deepen their understanding of the festival’s cultural significance. The entire school was adorned with colourful rangolis, lights and Diwali decorations, setting the stage for an exciting series of events leading up to the festival.

Various Intra and Inter – class activities were conducted across classes to engage and encourage students to celebrate Green Diwali. The students of classes III to V participated in a poem recitation competition, wherein they shared poems about a green and pollution- free Diwali. Props were used to enhance their performances, with students encouraging everyone to plant trees.

The students of classes VI and VII designed pamphlets to raise awareness about eco-friendly Diwali celebrations. The pamphlets included slogans ,facts, and creative drawings motivating students to celebrate a pollution – free Diwali. The highlight of the celebration was a powerful Nukkad Natak performed by the students of classes VIII and IX. Through this captivating performance, students conveyed message about protecting the environment, reducing waste, and opting for eco-friendly celebrations.

Students and staff members of our school took up a community service activity by visiting Netraheen Seva Sansthan and Kamla Bakshi Elders Home Society. During festivals, it is pertinent to remember those who are impoverished and struggling to make both ends meet. The staff and students collected daily –use items--- both edible and grocery items. A rally on “Green Deepawali” was organized by the students of Class XII, who marched through the locality near the school to spread awareness on the benefits of celebrating an eco-friendly Diwali. Holding placards, and chanting slogans, students shared tips on reducing firecracker usage, conserving resources, and opting for natural decorations.

The students of Class XII participated in an E-card making activity also centered on Diwali themes. Using various online tools, they designed beautiful e-cards with messages on celebrating a Green Diwali. Our school organized a special assembly to celebrate the festival of lights. Ms. Sunita Mittal , Vice Chairperson and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of our school , were the Guests of Honor. Principal Ma’am presided over the assembly.

The assembly commenced with an invocation, calling upon the blessings of Lord Rama. The student of Class XI adorned in traditional attire, performed a graceful prayer dance. This was followed by a short play depicting the Ramayana performed by students of Class XI. The performance illustrated Lord Rama’s victory over Ravana, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. With vibrant costumes, captivating dialogues, and soulful narration, students brought the story to life, honoring the essence of Diwali as a celebration of virtue and righteousness. The play was followed by an instrumental performance bringing melodious tunes that conveyed the joy of the festival.

A soulful devotional song dedicated to Lord Rama was sung by the students of Class XI, filling the atmosphere with positivity and reverence. Principal Ma’am congratulated all the student participants and the teachers for a wonderful assembly. The winners of the Inter –Class Competition were felicitated with a certificate of Merit. She addressed the students and staff, emphasizing the importance of celebrating Diwali responsibly, reminding everyone of the environmental impact of fireworks. Her inspiring words encouraged everyone to enjoy a ‘Green Diwali’ , focusing on joy, kindness and sustainability.

The Diwali celebration at school this year was a grand success, combining festive joy with a strong message of environmental responsibility. Each activity served as a learning experience, fostering teamwork, compassion, and a sense of community among students. The special assembly truly reflected the spirit of Diwali, lighting up lives with joy and a commitment to a greener future.

ACTIVITIES 2023

World Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav Celebration
World ANANT-Annual Day 2023
Independence Day
SIMMIC
Republic Day
Gandhi Jayanti
Investiture Ceremony
Teacher's Day
Christmas

Date: Date: 11 December 2023 Venue: Queen’s Convent School, Sector-25, Rohini, Delhi- 110085

Queen’s Convent School, Sector 25, Rohini celebrated Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav – Bhashain Anek Bhaav Ek (‘भाषा अनेक भाव एक’) on 11 December 2023 in the school premises In order to reinforce language harmony and develop an inclusive environment for learning more Indian Languages. The celebration commenced from 28 September’23 to 11 December’23. Students were encouraged to embrace their native languages and understand the significance of learning in different languages. By participating in a myriad of activities, the students explored the promising scope of the Indian Languages and grasped the learnings through innovative mediums.

‘My Signature My Pride’ (मेरी मातृभाषा,मेरा अभभमान ) campaign was launched where students from each class participated enthusiastically by signing the sheets in Hindi language and decorating it further to show their engagement and reverence for the same.

During the above mentioned period, students from all the classes participated in various activities conducted by the school wherein cultural performances – ‘Unity in Diversity’ were conducted where students performed in traditional outfits. Another noteworthy campaign was Bhasha Sadbhaav (‘भाषा सदभाव’) where students conversed in regional languages. Under the activity, Ek Kahani Meri Zubani (‘एक कहानी मेरी भाषा की जुबानी’) students narrated stories in different languages which was followed by activities like debates and poetry recitation. Through such performances students learnt about the cultural diversity of the country and the beauty of being surrounded by people speaking different languages and enhance their cognitive and linguistic skills thereby facilitating their holistic development. Speeches, slogan writing activity (‘मेरी भाषा मेरी पररभाषा’) and folk performances in regional languages were conducted to acquaint the students with the rich cultural diversity of India. Students were intrigued to witness and participate in the activities. The students were taught about the significance of languages and the sense of belongingness that develops within us as we grow. Students also learnt the concept of harmony and peace and pledged to respect all cultures. The Principal of the school also enforced the idea of cultural diversity by actively encouraging the students to participate in the activities and appreciating their efforts throughout. The celebration came to an end with a successful inculcation of the ideas related to language diversity in students.

REPORT OF ANANT 2023-THE ANNUAL DAY

Annual Day forms an integral part of school activities. It is an occasion of celebration, felicitation, feast and festivity when students present their wonderful performances. Anant 2023- the Annual Day of Queen’s Convent School, Delhi was celebrated on 4 November 2023 in the auditorium of Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies.

Smt. Preeti Agrawal, District Judge, Rohini Court graced the occasion as the Chief Guest for the event. The function was also presided over by Smt. Sunita Mittal, Former Manager of the School, Sh. Vikas Goyal, Chairman of the School, Sh. Manish Jain, District Judge/ Secretary, DLSA North West Rohini Courts, Smt. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Director of the school and Smt. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the School. Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school welcomed the esteemed guests with mementoes and potted plants.

Anant- just as space is infinite, so is knowledge. It has been the endeavour of the school to provide and inculcate knowledge in our students that lasts them their lifetime. The programme commenced with the ‘Devi Stuti’ invoking of the blessings of the gods and goddesses. The Chief Guest and the other esteemed guests were welcomed by Madam Principal. It was followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp.

“Music is not just a sound, it’s a feeling profound’’ proved true through the opening dance ‘Saat Suron ki Sargam’ by the students of classes III to V. The youngest stars of the school, i.e. the kindergarteners mesmerised the audience with their charming performance - Essence of Life. The performance by the students of class II -Unity in Diversity beautifully epitomised the essence of brotherhood and togetherness amongst all cultures. This was followed by a ‘Carnival of Wonders’, a dance performance by the students of class IV showcasing the rich tapestry of cultures, coming together as one harmonious whole. Ritu Rang -a performance by the students of class V was a celebration of the vibrant colours and cultural diversity that define our nation.

The performance by the students of class II -Unity in Diversity beautifully epitomised the essence of brotherhood and togetherness amongst all cultures. This was followed by a ‘Carnival of Wonders’, a dance performance by the students of class IV showcasing the rich tapestry of cultures, coming together as one harmonious whole. Ritu Rang -a performance by the students of class V was a celebration of the vibrant colours and cultural diversity that define our nation

Saptarishi was the story of constellations in the sky. The tiny stars of class I brought the seven rishis to life on the stage with theirperformance. Dramatics plays an integral role in building an individual’s character. The students of classes VI to XII performed Priyadarshi Mahan Samrat Ashoka- a play depicting Emperor Ashok’s journey from war to peace- from violence to the path of enlightenment.

The theme of the Annual Day showcased the vision and mission of the school. It has been our constant endeavour to inculcate the innate qualities in each individual as every child is unique. With this aim in mind, the students of class III presented a glimpse of the lives of a few exemplary women whose qualities are a torch bearer for our students. The Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew presented the annual report accentuating the progress of the school throughout the year. In her address, she congratulated all the parents and proud scholars for excelling in academics, Board results and co-curricular activities

The Chief Guest Smt. Preeti Agrawal, in her address praised the efforts of the students and teachers. She urged the students to follow their dreams with passion, constructive imagination and determination without fear of failure in order to maximize their potential.

Sh. Manish Jain, in his speech, congratulated the students for their remarkable performance. He emphasised on the importance of such co-scholastic activities and the significance of inculcating values beyond academics. He praised the efforts that the school is undertaking to impart quality education to the girl child.

The mega event was an unforgettable experience and left a lasting impression on the minds of everyone present. It was indeed a spectacular display of talent and hardwork.

Independence Day Function 2023

Queen's Convent School, Delhi celebrated the 76th year of Indian Independence with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor on Monday, 14 August 2023 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 Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school. The celebration commenced with the Lord’s Prayer invoking 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 highlight of the event was a thought provoking speech by the Junior Head Girl, emphasizing the importance of the day. Adding to the cultural vibrancy of the celebration, a choir presentation titled “Peer Manawa” captivated the audience with its melodious tunes. The students’ instrumental rendition of the song “Mera Mulk Mera Desh” added a special touch to the event, honouring the spirit of the nation and commemorating its freedom.

Last but not the least, a mesmerizing classical dance performance titled “ Bharat Anokha Raag” was also presented , displaying the rich classical heritage of India.

The Senior Head Girl of the school in her speech encouraged the youth to uphold the dignity of our nation by being responsible citizens./p>

The Principal of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrew in her speech applauded the performance and hard work of the students and teachers. Madam Principal also encouraged all the students to foster deep appreciation for our nation’s freedom and unity.

The winners of the various Inter House Competitions namely Character Portrayal, Quiz on North –Eastern States and House Board were felicitated by the Chief Guest and Principal Ma’am. Also the winners of Inter- School Competitions and InterClass Competitions were felicitated during the programme

The result of these competitions is as follows:

Event- Character Portrayal ( Classes I and II)

S.NO	Class	Position	Name Of Student	House
1	I-B	First	Tushita Sharma	Sarojini Naidu
2	I-B	Second	Radha Rani	Florence Nightingale
3	I-C	Third	Dharva	Mother Teresa
4	II-B	First	Aaradhya	Sarojini Naidu
5	II-C	Second	Yashasvi	Helen Keller
6	II-C	Third	Medha	Florence Nightingal

Event- Quiz Competition (Classes III-V)

S.NO	Class	Position	Name Of Student	House
1	III-C IV-C V-C	First	Shanaya Sharma Sanskrity Chaurasia Mysha	Florence Nightingale
2	III-B IV-C V-A	Second	Ruhika Jaiswal Samaya Solanki Vania Sharma	Mother Teresa
3	III-A IV-B V-A	Third	Vaani Sahay Asmi Jha Agamya	Sarojini Naidu

House board- Nation First Always First

S.No.	Position	Hous
1	First	Helen Keller
2	Secend	Sarojini Naidu
3	Third	Florence Nightingale

The programme culminated with the singing of the School Song.

REPORT ON SIMMIC 2023

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 28 July 2023. 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.

This year, the school took a pioneer a step towards sensitising the present generation with the need of inclusion of the differently abled in the mainstream. The competition gave a platform to especially abled students to showcase their talent by making them participate in various events.

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. Xavier’s, Vikas Bharati, Mother Divine, Queen Mary’s, Model Town, Ramjas School, St Margaret, Venkateshwara Global, Laurel High, Lancer’s Convent, Bal Bharati, rohini, St. Columbas, 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 Chief Guest in her address motivated the participants with her wise words and wished them good luck for their future endeavours. She 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.

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

The winner was Queen’s Convent School, Rohini. Since we were the host school the The Rolling Trophy was passed on to Jaspal Kaur Public School, Shalimar Bagh

RESULT SHEET - SIMMIC 2023

S.No	NAME OF THE EVENT	Position	NAME OF THE SCHOOL
1	Ethnic Elegance	I	VIKAS BHARATI PUBLIC School
	Fancy Dress	II	KIIT WORLD SCHOOL
		III	LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL


2	Recitazione	I	CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL
	Poem Recitation	II	VIKAS BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL
		III	QMS , NORTHEEND


3	Guiding Souls	I	VEKETESHWAR GLOBAL SCHOOL
	Role Play	II	LANCERS CONVENT SCHOOL
		III	ST. XAVIERS SCHOOL


4	The Story of My Life	I	PRINCE PUBLIC SCHOOL
	PowerPoint Presentation	II	KIIT WORLD SCHOOL
		III	QMS, NORTHENED

QUEEN'S CONVENT SCHOOL, ROHINI
4	Repertoire	I	VENKATESHWAR GLOBAL SCHOOL
	Debate	II	BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, ROHINI
		III	JASPAL KAUR PUBLIC SCHOOL


4	The Story of My Life	I	PRINCE PUBLIC SCHOOL
	PowerPoint Presentation	II	KIIT WORLD SCHOOL
		III	QMS, NORTHENED


4	Sparsh	I	VENKATESHWAR GLOBAL SCHOOL
	Documentary	II	QUEEN'S CONVENT SCHOOL, ROHINI JASPAL KAUR PUBLIC SCHOOL
		III	VIKAS BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL

Queen’s Convent Model United Nations Conference 2019

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.

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 Special Assembly on 02 October 2023

“Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in harmony.”

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and birth anniversary of Lal Bahadur Shashtri on 02 October with a special assembly in the school premises. The celebration captured, beautifully, the spirit of Mahatma Gandhi.The assembly began with the solemn recitation of the Lord’s Prayer, setting a reverent tone for the proceedings.

The entire programme was meticulously planned by the primary wing students of our school. The assembly began with the solemn recitation of the Lord’s Prayer, setting a reverent tone for the proceedings. A paper reading was done through which the importance of the day was highlighted. This was followed by an English thought and a Hindi thought. Gandhiji’s favourite bhajan Vaishnav Jan was beautifully serenaded by the students.

One of the highlights of the assembly was a presentation on the life and teachings of Gandhi ji. This presentation delved into his principles of non-violence, civil disobedience and his pivotal role in India’s struggle for Independence. It also emphasized the relevance of his ideas in today’s world.

The assembly culminated with a collective rendition of the National Anthem, instilling a sense of patriotism and unity among the students and attendees. This assembly also paid a tribute to Lal Bahadur Shastri,the nation builder. These great men’s lives remind us non-violence, social justice and importance of dignity of labour are tenets which have laid down the foundation for a strong nation such as ours.

Report of Investiture Ceremony 2023

"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 envisions that the students acquire the ability to be the future leaders of the world. Keeping up with this tradition, the school conducted the Investiture Ceremony on Wednesday, 03 May 2023 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 Mrs Sunita Mittal, the Principal of the school Ms Nalini Andrew and the Coordinator Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain were present to bless the new Student Council and lead them in taking the pledge.

The new Student Council was motivated with the words of the Principal of the school who congratulated them on their selection and encouraged them to showcase high standards of excellence and commitment towards their duties.

The council members were honoured with badges which was presented to them by the guests The new Senior Head girl and the Junior Head girl thanked their teachers and mentors for the opportunity to be placed in the office and promised to lead and inspire with dignity and pride. 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 journey in the academic year.

Teacher’s Day Celebration 2023

"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops."

Teacher's Day is a day of great significance, reminding us of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's legacy and the vital role teachers play in our lives. It is a day to express our gratitude and to commit to the betterment of education for a brighter future. Queen’s Convent School, Delhi celebrated Teachers’ Day on Monday, 5 September 2023 to mark the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. The guests for the day were Ms. Sunita Mittal, Founder Director, Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager and Ms. Nalini Andrew , Principal of the school.

The programme commenced with the invocation of the Lord Almighty by the students. It was followed by ‘Guru Vandana’ and then the choir thanked the teaching faculty for the contributions they have made to their lives. A short ‘Nukkad Natak’ celebrating and appreciating the teachers who light the path of knowledge was presented by the students of class X.

Teachers’ Day programme is incomplete without singing and dance presentations on a medley of songs by the students. The students expressed their love for the teachers through their song and dance. Principal Madam in her address extended her wishes to the teachers and also appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers.

The programme culminated with the singing of the National Anthem.

The day was made special by the Management of the school arranging a special screening of a movie for the teachers. The movie was wholeheartedly enjoyed by them.

Report on Christmas Day Celebration

Date: 21 December 2023

Venue: Queen’s Convent School, Sector-25, Rohini, Delhi- 110085

Christmas is the time of love, happiness and forgiveness. It brings hope and provides encouragement to fight against the darkness. We celebrate Christmas by decorating a Christmas tree, gifting our friends and family, chanting Christmas carols etc. A similar celebration of Christmas was witnessed at Queen’s Convent School on 21 December 2023 in the school premises. A special assembly was conducted on the occasion. The students presented an array of charming programmes. The assembly began with a prayer by the School Principal. The assembly was presided over by Ms. Sunita Mittal Ma’am and Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain, Manager of the School.

The students presented a short skit on nativity. Each one of them enacted their part with enthusiastic zeal and enthralled the spectators. This was followed by Christmas carols. The assembly was followed by a rhythmic musical performance by the team from ‘Youth for Christ’ emphasizing the spirit of giving, the everlasting love of God for mankind and the importance of seeking God’s forgiveness. The students were filled with joy and exhilaration as the performances were interactive. The assembly concluded with the Christmas greetings, ‘We Wish You a Merry Christmas’.

ACTIVITIES 2022

World Health Day
Vicennial Celebrations
Vigilance Week
Independence Day
Republic Day
SIMMIC
Yuletide Symphony
children's Day
Teacher's Day
Christmas
Diwali

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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.

Teacher’s Day Celebration 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.

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.

Diwali Celebrations 2022

Guide all towards enlightenment, inspire all for wisdom and illumine every heart with Love

Queen's Convent, Delhi celebrated Diwali with great spirit and enthusiasm on Friday, 21 October in the school premises.

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 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 VI to XII showcasing the various stages of Shri Ramchandra’s life. Beautiful decorations were put up, the stage was decorated in such a manner that it made the event more colourful and cheerful.

Prior to the day various Interclass Activities and competitions like Bandhanwar Making, Kalash Decoration, Wind Chime Making, Wall Hanging Making, Depictions of various scenes and characters from Ramayana etc. were organized to involve the students in the spirit of Diwali.

Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal, in her address, praised the students for the hardwork they had put in for the celebration. 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.

ACTIVITIES 2021

Vigilance Week
Independence Day
Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat
Poshan Abhiyan
Investiture Ceremony
Swachhta Pakhwada
Teacher's Day
Children's Day
Christmas
Diwali
Guru Purabh
Hindi Diwas
Gandhi Jayanti

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Teacher’s Day Celebration 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.

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.

Diwali Celebrations 2021

On 02 November 2021 a Special Assembly was conducted online to celebrate the occasion of Diwali with everyone. Special video and PPT were shown to the students with a special message from Chairman Sir, Manager Ma’am, Principal Ma’am and Co-ordinator Ma’am.

The messages were followed by special performances by the Queen’s Convent students in an enactment titled- Tyohar Ek Katha Anek (Bali Pratipada, Narkasur Wadh, Luxmi Aagman and Ramayana Katha). Various dances like Vishnu Stuti and Ganesh Vandana enthralled everyone. The Grand Finale was the icing on the cake. The students had been engaged in multiple activities pre- Diwali in which they made diyas and greeting cards. The compiled video showcased the significance of Diwali and the enthusiasm of the students towards this festival of lights. The students were also encouraged to celebrate green and cracker-free Diwali.

Guru Purabh celebrations 2021

Report on Special Assembly on Guru Purab

A special assembly on Guru Purab was conducted on 18 November, 2021 to mark the birth anniversary of the first Guru of Sikhs, Guru Nanak Dev ji. The assembly commenced with the mool mantra – Ek Omkar followed by the wishes for Guru Purab from the members of the Management.

A mesmerizing dance performance by the Nursery & KG students left everyone spell bound. The students of class IX shared instances about the life of Guru Nanak Devji. Nitya Kumar of class IX gave a small presentation on three pillars of Sikhism which reiterated the message ‘Sharing’ and ‘Caring’.

This special assembly reiterated that the students should learn core values from leaders such as the Gurus so that these values can be imbibed from the formative age.

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.

क्वींस कॉन्वेंट स्कूल रोहिणी हिंदी दिवस - 14 सितंबर 2021 (रिपोर्ट)

हिंदी सिर्फ हमारी भाषा ही नहीं हमारी पहचान भी है और हमारे देश का गौरव भी है।

हर वर्ष 14 सितंबर को हिंदी दिवस के रूप में मनाया जाता है इसका मुख्य उद्देश्य हिंदी भाषा का विकास करना है । क्वींस कॉन्वेंट विद्यालय रोहिणी की ओर से हिंदी सप्ताह का आयोजन किया गया | जिसके अंतर्गत नर्सरी से बारहवीं कक्षा तक की छात्राओं ने विभिन्न गतिविधियों में पूर्ण उत्साह से भाग लिया | जैसे नर्सरी - कविता पाठ, के. जी. कहानी वाचन, पहली और दूसरी शिरोवस्ट्र, तीसरी और चौथी - बुक मार्क, पांचवीं और छठी- नारा लेखन, सातवीं और आठवीं- पोस्टर निर्माण, नवीं से बारहवीं - कविता लेखन |

हिंदी दिवस के उपलक्ष्य में विद्यालय की ओर से 14 सितंबर 2021 को आभासी माध्यम से एक विशेष सभा का आयोजन किया गया। इस सभा के अंतर्गत पूर्व रिकॉर्डिड पी.पी.टी. साझा की गई । सभा की शुरुआत ईश वंदना के साथ हुई तत्पश्चात हिंदी दिवस से संबंधित गीत, नृत्य प्रस्तुति को दिखाया गया । नर्सरी से बारहवीं की छात्राओं द्वारा की गई गतिविधियों को भी दर्शाया गया । सभा का समापन राष्ट्रगान के साथ हुआ।

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.

ACTIVITIES 2020

SIMMIC
Candle Night Ceremony
Republic Day
Children's Day
Christmas
Diwali
Guru Purabh
National Education Day
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas
Dussehra
National Constitution Day

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.

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.

Report on Dussehra Celebrations

Dussehra- is the festival of victory of good over evil. According to Hindu mythology, it is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Lord Rama over the demon Ravana. This festival teaches us that truth and righteousness always win. Therefore, to help inculcate these values in our students, a virtual celebration was organized through various activities conducted on Thursday, 22 October 2020.

LET’S BURN THE RAAVANA INSIDE US: The students of classes I to XII were asked to introspect and try to find out that one feeling, habit or trait in each of themselves, which they think is not right. Then they were encouraged to promise themselves that on this Dusshera, they will discard it and burn it along with burning effigy of demon Raavana. The students then shared their thoughts with the rest of the class through the Class Whatsapp groups.

THE EPIC TALES: The students of classes I & II were shown an animated Story on Ramayana, with the teacher narrating it simultaneously for better understanding of the children.

THE SAGA OF THE PAST: The students of class III were asked to recite a poem on the theme ‘Victory of Good over Evil’. While reciting the poems, most of the students used beautiful props to make their presentation more interesting.

THE DIVINE DRAMA: The students of class IV were asked to pick up any one character from the Ramayana and dramatize it or speak a few lines. The students dressed up as the characters of the great saga namely-Dashratha, Kaikayee, Rama, Laxmana, Sita, Raavana and Hanuman.

CULTURAL INTEGRATION: India is a land of varied cultures and the same festival is celebrated in different ways across regions and states. Therefore, to make the students respect this cultural diversity of our country, the students were taken on a virtual trip in which they were shown the celebration of Dussehra in different cities/states like Delhi, Punjab, Kota, Mysore, Kullu, Durga Puja of Kolkata, Kerala and Navratri (Garba) of Gujarat. This was followed by an open discussion in which the students spoke about their observation of the different celebrations, what they liked about them and how they are different from the way it is done in their city.

KATHAKARITA: The students of class VI narrated stories from the Ramayana based on the values

A friend in need is a friend indeed / Vipda mein saath de wahi sachcha mitr
Unity is Strength/ ekta mein bal hai
Pride is the reason for destruction/ pride comes before a fall/ Ghamand vinash ka karan hai

RAHO NA YOUN MAUN, BATAO MAIN HOON KAUN: The students of classes VII & VIII presented dialogues based on a particular character from the Ramayana without revealing the name of the character. The rest of the class identified and named the character being presented

EPIC-QUIZ QUIZ BASED ON RAMAYANA: The students of Classes IX & X were shown four short stories from the Ramayana. This was followed by a quiz in the form of Goggle form which was given to the students to ascertain their level of understanding and knowledge about the epic – Ramayana.

MYTHOCUTION: The students of classes XI & XII were given an opportunity to develop confidence and put forth their views in a clear and concise manner by speaking on any one of the topics given below.

Dussehra – Symbol of Victory of Virtue over Sin
Though Covid -19 has been a dampener for most of the festivities this year but as hundreds of years ago, victory was attained over evil, therefore, we are hopeful that in this era too, we will achieve freedom from this dreadful disease soon.
In contemporary times, there seems to be an air of gloom, due to an all -pervading communal atmosphere, gender-based violence and the pandemic. While the current paranoia is difficult to overcome, perhaps inspiration could be drawn from the victories of Durga and Rama over Mahishasura and Ravana.
How about burning an effigy of #MeToo along with Ravana?

The presentations by the students helped in reconnect to their culture and traditions.

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!

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.

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 Youth for Christ, Delhi. The group sang joyous songs and performed a short skit. All the students from classes I-XII enjoyed the session.

An online Special Christmas assembly was conducted in the classes on Wednesday, 23 December 2020. The assembly commenced with the Lord’s Prayer followed with the messages by the Respected Chairman Sir, Mr. Ved Mittal, Manager Ma’am, Mr. Sunita Mittal and Kindergarten Coordinator, Ms. Kanika Mittal Jain. Madam Principal read verses from the Holy Bible and shared the message of Christmas with the students. Videos from students from various classes dancing to Christmas songs and wishing everyone were shared with the audience. The Teacher’s choir sang melodious Carols followed by showcasing of Students’ work during activity classes conducted in the month of December. The plays ‘Sound of Music’ and ‘The Bishop’s Candlesticks’ performed by our students in the previous years were also shared with the students.

The parents are an integral part of our lives. So, for the first time, parents also participated in the celebrations by sharing Christmas greeting videos with the school. Rev. Vikram Aziz Masih shared a beautiful song with the audience encouraging all to continue our belief in the Almighty. He emphasized upon being faithful in God through his message.

The celebration concluded with the vote of thanks fand greeting for a happy and prosperous year to come.

May your Christmas sparkle with moments of love, laughter and goodwill. And may the year ahead be full of contentment and joy.

Have a very Merry Christmas.

Diwali Celebrations 2020

All the lights of the world cannot be compared even to a ray of the inner light of the self. Merge yourself in this light and enjoy the festival of lights.

Diwali is one of the most awaited festivals in India. It is that time of the year when vibrant lanterns light up the night sky, sweets fill up our homes and luminous diyas fill the atmosphere with warmth and positivity. On this festival of lights, people come together to celebrate the triumph of light over darkness, and of good over evil. This festival brings hope and happiness. A sense of hope and belief that no matter what happens, good always wins over evil, and that light always prevails over darkness. But this year, the enthusiasm in the air feels a bit different, a little dim. Today, when the world is confronting an unprecedented pandemic, Queen’s Convent School, Delhi took the spirit of celebrating a festival of lights far ahead by sensitizing the students of their responsibility towards the environment and motivating them to make Diwali Celebration eco-friendly. Keeping this in mind, various fun-filled, yet value-oriented activities were planned by the school.

The parents were asked to send a Short video/PPT/Write –up on ‘How to make this Diwali Pollution-free, Cracker-free and Eco-friendly’. This was done to sensitize the students towards the protection of our environment.
In addition to this, information was also be disseminated through the medium of posters which were uploaded on the school website everyday starting from November 1 till November 14. The posters made by the students and the faculty motivated all, especially the young minds, to be cautious and responsible inhabitants of ‘Mother Earth’.

On 9 November 2020, the students participated wholeheartedly in the online activities given below.

Handmade Diya Making
Thali Making
3-D Paper Candle Making
Diya Decoration
Lantern Making
Diwali Wall Hanging
Bandhanwar Making
Shubh Labh Making

An online Special Diwali Assembly was conducted in the classes on 12 November 2020. The assembly commenced with the Lord’s Prayer, message by Principal Madam, Ganesh Vandana, Diwali Song and Ram Stuti. The Ramayana play performed by our students last year was also shared with the students on the day. The assembly concluded with the students being shown the video of the activities conducted on 9 November 2020.

Every dark cloud has a silver lining and this Diwali is a silver lining spreading the message that the darkness of negativity that engulfs the world will be dispelled and once again there will be light of peace, harmony and happiness. The celebrations this year were an effort towards instilling certain values in our students and encouraging them to be concerned and aware about the environment and its needs, thus reiterating the message of a green and eco-friendly Diwali.

Guru Purabh celebrations 2020

Having created the universe the Lord abides, therein, He, who avails of the life time, is really the servant of God.

8676, Guru Granth Sahib ji

A Special Assembly on the auspicious occasion of the birth anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Devji was organised by the Mother Teresa House on 30 November 2020. A video was made of the proceedings of the assembly. The Gurbaani from Guru Granth Sahib ji was sung by Gunjan Khatri of class XII. Khushi Singh Bhatia of class XII read a special paper outlining the importance of this festival which is celebrated by Sikhs all over the world. Kanishka Pandey of class VII recited the Shabad. Sarah Manchanda of class XI prepared a PPT on the teachings of Guru Nanak Devji.

A compilation of the efforts of the students in sharing the messages of Guru Nanak Devji was shared in class groups so that all benefit from his teachings.

Report on National Education Day

The Birth Anniversary of Mulana Abul Kalam Azad, great freedom fighter, eminent educationist and the first Union Minister of Education is celebrated as National Education Day.

To commemorate National Education Day, Queen’s Convent School, Rohini has conducted the following activities on Nov11, 2020 in various classes. This reflected the importance of education and the Nation’s commitment to all aspects of education.

CLASS	ACTIVITY
IX	SLOGAN WRITING
X	POSTER MAKING
XI	ESSAY WRITING
XII	ELOCUTION

The above mentioned activities were conducted in virtual mode and were shared on social media.

Report on Celebration of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas

“Manpower without unity is not a strength unless it is harmonized and united properly, then it becomes a spiritual power.”

Queen’s Convent School, Delhi celebrated the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day) on 31 October 2020 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, fondly remembered as the ‘Iron Man of India’. The occasion provided the students an opportunity to remember Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s inherent strength and resilience and become responsible citizens to withstand the actual and potential threats to the unity, integrity and security of our country.

Every year the school marks the day with organizing special activities. This year multiple online activities were under taken to celebrate the National Unity Day on 31 October 2020. The students of classes I-II made beautiful drawings with the help of their parents instilling in them tolerence and understanding for a rich and colourful culture of India. Classes III-V presented folk dances of India under the theme of Unity in Diversity. They shared self -made videos in class whatsapp groups. This exercise inculcated in them respect and pride in the cultural diversity of our country. Other activities conducted were speech and debate competition for the senior school students. In today’s time and scenario, it is the need of the hour to sensitize the young minds to be more tolerant towards others’ beliefs and culture.

Alongside this, the activities as per CBSE circular were also conducted. All the students of the school participated in the Pledge (Oath) Taking Ceremony. The students undertook the pledge to maintain the unity and peace in our country. The students of Classes VI-VIII made colourful posters on the theme “Rashtriya Ekta”. The senior students of classes IX-X wrote relevant and fiery slogans promoting National Unity. The students of Classes XI and XII wrote essays on the theme- ‘ Sardar Vallabhai Patel’. Apart from these activities, students were asked to participate in a Quiz Competition. This online quiz was organised by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India through the MyGov.in portal on the theme "Knowledge, Traditions, Practices and Heritage of India". Many students have registered and participated in it.

The students of all the classes participated enthusiastically in the given activities and understood the principles of unity and brotherhood.

Report on Celebration of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas

“Manpower without unity is not a strength unless it is harmonized and united properly, then it becomes a spiritual power.”

The students of all the classes participated enthusiastically in the given activities and understood the principles of unity and brotherhood.

ACTIVITIES 2019

Grandparent's Day
Labour Day
Farewell Feista
Fairy Feista
MUN
Investiture Ceremony
Candle Night Ceremony
Republic Day
Independence Day
YULETIDE SYMPHONY

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.

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:

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.

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

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.

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 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 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.

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 of Republic Day Function 2019

Queen Mary’s Girls 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.

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.

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

ACTIVITIES 2018

Sport
Investiture Ceremony
SIMMIC
Candle Night Ceremony
Republic Day
YULETIDE Symphony
Children's Day
Christmas

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 Mary's Girls School, 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 Mary's Girls School, Delhi was wished more success and glory in the years to come.

Submitted By : Ms. Nidhi Vadehra

Cross checked By : Ms. Sapna Gupta

Principal

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 Mary's Girls School, 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 2018

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

Queen Mary's Girls School, 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

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 Mary's Girls School, 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’

REPORT ON REPUBLIC DAY 2018

Queen Mary’s Girls school, 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.

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 Mary’s Girls 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

Children's Day 2018

Children’s Day was celebrated at Queen Mary’s Girls school, 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 Mary’s Girls school 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.

Christmas Celebrations 2018

Queen Mary’s Girls school, Delhi celebrated the peace and joy of Christmas on 20 December and 21 December 2018. Mrs Sunita Mittal, Manager of the school and Mrs. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Member of the Management Committee presided over the programme. Sister Rose Pullan and Sister Reenet SD from Shanti Dham were the Guests of Honor. The Principal, Ms. N Andrew, welcomed the guests. Mr. Mukul Singh, Director, Youth For Christ and his team were also welcomed by the Principal Madam.

The celebrations began with carol singing by the School Choir. The highlight of the day was a presentation by the group ‘Youth For Christ’ which encompassed the true meaning of Christmas. Very melodious and meaningful songs was sung by the group. The students participated in the songs and enjoyed them immensely.

The tiny tots presented the nativity scene. It was followed by the Christmas Play, ‘ Christ – The Emmanuel.’ The play depicted excerpts from the Holy Bible from the life of Jesus which gave the profound message that when we trust in God and obey Him, then our life changes.

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

The Principal of the school Ms Nalini Andrew thanked the esteemed gathering for their presence and congratulated the staff and the students for their concerted efforts in always spreading a meaningful and inspiring message.

On 21 December

Christmas is not just a celebration but a season of spreading the message of love and happiness in the lives of everyone around us, specially the not so privileged ones.

This year, the school in an endeavour to instill the attitude of ‘sharing’ in the children marked various organisations working for the poor and the needy, namely Kamla Bakshi Elder Home Society, Shantidham Home for Destitute women, Umang School for the Blind and Matra Chhaya, an orphanage to share our happiness and good fortune with them.

Each student brought a small item of daily need voluntarily. The material thus collected along with contributions from the staff and management were distributed amongst the above mentioned organisations. Each house of the school took up one of the above mentioned organisations to spread the message of Christmas. The teachers of the school along with the House Captains and Vice House Captains visited these organisations to gift the contributions thus collected.

ACTIVITIES 2017

SIMMIC
Annual Function Jr.
Annual Function Sr.
Yuletide Symphony
Childern's Day
Christmas
Swachhta Pakhwada
Republic Day
Candle Light

SMT INDRAWATI MITTAL MEMORIAL INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION 2017

Queen Mary's Girls School, 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 Mary's Girls School, 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 Mary's Girls School, 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.

ANNUAL DAY 2017 (21 December 2017)

The Annual Day of Queen Mary’s Girls school, 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 Mary’s Girls school, 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 Mary’s Girls school, Sonipat 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.

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 Mary’s Girls school, 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 Mary’s Girls school, Delhi passed on to St. Margaret School	I
2.	Bal Bharti School, Pitam Pura	II
3.	The Heritage School	III

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

Christmas Celebrations 2017

Queen Mary’s Girls school 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.

Swachhta Pakhwada 2017

Queen Mary’s Girls school, 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 Mary’s Girls school, 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

Republic Day 2017

“This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave”

The 68th Republic Day was celebrated in all its solemnity and grandeur at Queen's Convent, Delhi on 25th January 2017. The students saluted the National Flag and pledged themselves to upholding the honour and integrity, and respecting the diversity and uniqueness that is

The Chief Guest Mr Santosh Kumar Meena, IPS, Addl.Dy. Commissioner of Police, Delhi hoisted the National Flag which was followed by the National Anthem.

The programme continued with a Parade in which the NCC group of the school, the School Band and the students of the four houses participated and saluted the Chief Guest. The Parade depicted uniformity and commitment of the students for their school as well as the nation.

This was followed by a Choir Presentation “Hum Veer Sipahi” - a medley of patriotic songs. The students of Queen's Convent, Delhi displayed their precision and coordinationin skating, gymnastics and yoga.

Portraying the personality of today’s girl the students showcased their skills in self-defense through karate. The students enlightened our souls by showcasing the true meaning of Jana Gana Mana with their enthralling dance performance awakening the spirit of Nationalism.

The presentation left the audience spellbound and ended with the speeches of the Chief Guest and the Guests of honour. The programme and the efforts put in by the students were praised by all the guests.

“Every morning has a new beginning, new blessing, a new hope. It’s a perfect day because it’s God’s gift.”

The Candle Light Ceremony is a solemn but celebratory occasion held for the outgoing students of class XII of Queen's Convent, Delhi. It was held on Thursday, 09 February 2017.

It was presided by the Chief Guest,Dr Malti, Former Principal, Kalindi College, Delhi University and eminent guests, Dr. Savita Roy, Principal, Daulat Ram College, Delhi University, Dr. Soma M. Ghorai, Associate Professor, Hindu College, Delhi University, Mr. Umesh Mehta, a renowned photographer and member of the Photographic Society of America and India International Photographic Council, the Founder Chairman of the school, Rt. Rev. Dr. KaramMasih, the Manager, Mr. Ved Mittal, the Director, Mrs. Sunita Mittal and the Principal Ms. Nalini Andrew.

The parents of class XII students were also invited for the function.

The event commenced in the morning with the Lord’s Prayerfollowed by Bible reading, ‘Choral Rendition’, a choir presentation and ‘You Are My All In All’, a dance to welcome all the guests.

The candle light ceremony is a symbol of hope and optimism. It began when the guests lit the candles and passed the light to the students. The students then came onto the stage, one by one, and sought blessings of all their teachers and mentors. After the ceremony, the Founder Chairman of the school, Rt. Rev. Dr. KaramMasih gave his blessings to the outgoing students.This was followed by the Principal and the teachers of class XII wishing the students for the board exams through their inspirational words. The morning ended with the release of the school magazine, ‘The Elixir’ which was based on the theme ‘The Year of the Differently Abled.’ The magazine was a salute to the grit,valour and determination of the differently abled The Manager, Mr. Ved Mittal, the Chief Guest , DrMalti, and eminent guests, Dr. Savita Roy, Dr. Soma M. Ghorai, andMr. Umesh Mehta, , shared their words of wisdom with the students and wished them good luck for the board exams.

ACTIVITIES 2015

ECHO

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.

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Green Diwali and Cleanliness Drive
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Wellness Drive
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Report on Green Diwali and Cleanliness Activities 2025

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, organized a series of vibrant and thought-provoking activities in October 2025 to instill the values of creativity, cleanliness, and environmental awareness among students. The events were held within the school premises, with enthusiastic participation from students of various classes.

Creative Expressions on Green Diwali

The celebrations commenced on 13 October 2025 with a Diya Decoration Activity for the students of Class I, where the young learners joyfully decorated earthen diyas with colours, mirrors, and glitters. Their bright creations beautifully conveyed the message of celebrating Diwali in a traditional yet eco-friendly manner. Students of Class VIII showcased their artistic talent in a Poster Making Competition on the theme “Green Diwali.” The posters creatively depicted ways to reduce pollution, emphasizing the need to light lamps instead of crackers. Simultaneously, students of Class XI participated in a Slogan Writing Activity, displaying catchy and meaningful slogans such as “Let’s Celebrate Green Diwali—Clean, Safe, and Happy!” and “Light a Diya, Not a Cracker!” These activities together inspired the entire school community to celebrate Diwali responsibly.

Cleanliness Drive

In continuation of the school’s commitment to the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, a Cleanliness Drive was organized for students of Classes I to XII on 16 October 2025. Under the supervision of SAVE CLUB committee members and overall incharges ,teachers, students enthusiastically cleaned their classrooms and surroundings, ensuring that every corner of the school sparkled with freshness. The drive not only promoted hygiene and responsibility but also reminded everyone that cleanliness is a collective effort and a reflection of good citizenship.

Green Diwali Awareness Rally

The highlight of the month was the Green Diwali Awareness Rally conducted on 18 October 2025 by students of Classes IV to XII under the banner of the SAVE CLUB. With great zeal and enthusiasm, the young crusaders marched through the school premises holding placards and chanting slogans like “Say No to Crackers, Yes to Nature!” and “Celebrate Green, Celebrate Clean!”

Adding a meaningful dimension to the event, students interacted with their peers and teachers by asking thought-provoking questions such as “Why should we avoid bursting loud crackers?” and “How can we celebrate Diwali without harming our environment?” During the rally, it was also shared that as per the recent Supreme Court guidelines, green crackers may be used in limited quantity, thereby encouraging everyone to celebrate responsibly while keeping the air clean and safe.

The overall Incharges motivated the students to continue spreading awareness about sustainable living. They appreciated the collective efforts of all participants and emphasized that true celebration lies in caring for our planet and ensuring a better tomorrow for all.

The series of activities concluded on an inspiring note, reinforcing the message that small steps taken together can create a powerful impact towards a cleaner, greener, and brighter future.

Report on World No Tobacco Day

Date: Monday, 22 August 2025 Venue: Queen’s Convent School, Rohini

Teachers and Eco Club Incharges guided the students, while community members also appreciated their efforts. The event provided students with an opportunity to become ambassadors of good health, reinforcing the message: “Say No to Tobacco, Say Yes to Life.” The rallying students also went to all the classes to spread the same message so that the message can have a wider reach even to the parents. Overall, the rally was successful in sensitizing the young learners as well as the community about the ill-effects of tobacco, strengthening the school’s vision of nurturing responsible citizens who value health and well-being.

Report on Wellness Drive 2025

Date:Monday, 26 August 2025

The Eco Club of the school has always been proactive in working towards the health of the students. As per the compliance received on 27 August,2025 via circular no. 1- 14/2024 , the Eco Club took the initiative to spread the awareness on reducing cooking oil usage by 10%. The school conducted a Special Assembly to spread the word on the harmful effects of consumption of oily food. Class talks were held to spread awareness about minimizing oil consumption thus preventing childhood obesity. An advisory was shared with teachers and parents to ensure collective responsibility. Student Health Ambassadors were appointed from each class to monitor and encourage healthy practices. To engage students meaningfully, essay writing competitions were organised on healthy eating and fitness. Awareness was created about adopting alternative cooking methods such as steaming, boiling, and baking. Posters and banners on healthy eating habits were displayed across the school campus. Students were encouraged to do yoga and physical exercise to promote physical fitness. Furthermore, weekly monitoring of oil usage in school meals has been initiated to ensure effective implementation of the advisory. Such initiatives will sensitize students, teachers, and parents about the importance of healthy lifestyle choices, reinforcing the school’s commitment to nurturing responsible citizens who value health and well-being.

Report on World No Tobacco Day

Date: Monday, 22 August 2025

The school Eco Club organised a Rally on World No Tobacco Day to spread awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco and to promote the vision of a Tobacco-Free Generation. This awareness drive was conducted in compliance with the circular no. 8/2/2024-KT received from the DOE. Students of Classes VI to IX enthusiastically participated in the poster making, slogan writing and taking out a rally. The students carried thought-provoking placards, creative posters, and raised powerful slogans discouraging the use of tobacco. The rally that was taken out of the school, was flagged off by Madam Principal and covered the neighbouring locality. It highlighted the severe health hazards associated with tobacco consumption and emphasized the importance of making responsible lifestyle choices. Teachers and Eco Club Incharges guided the students, while community members also appreciated their efforts. The event provided students with an opportunity to become ambassadors of good health, reinforcing the message: “Say No to Tobacco, Say Yes to Life.” The rallying students also went to all the classes to spread the same message so that the message can have a wider reach even to the parents. Overall, the rally was successful in sensitizing the young learners as well as the community about the ill-effects of tobacco, strengthening the school’s vision of nurturing responsible citizens who value health and well-being.

SAVE Club/Eco Club for Life 2022

Earth Day

Report on Earth Day 2022

“The Earth is what we all have in common.”

Earth Day is celebrated to increase awareness about the importance of environmental protection. It serves as a reminder of the importance of sustainability as well as an invitation to participate in the preservation of our planet. Keeping in mind the concept that the development in present could be the subject to sustainable development, the school has come forward to celebrate Earth Day Week from 18/04/2022 to 22/04/2022. Students from classes I-XII were allotted different activities namely - Poster Making ,Slogan writing ,Batch making ,Flower making , Wall hanging , Poem recitation, Power point presentation and Documentary all on the theme “ SAVE EARTH “ which they performed enthusiastically in school during their activity period using biodegradable material . Rules of 6R’S i.e., recycle, reuse, reduce, rethink, repair and refuse were truly implanted and was showcased in the school. A Special Assembly on the Earth Day was conducted on 22/04/2022 The Assembly comprised of Lord’s Prayer, Hymn, English thought, Hindi thought and a Pledge on saving our Mother Earth. The day concluded with a Plantation Drive by the students of the school. Photographs of student’s participation in the activities and during the assembly were taken. Earth Day week was celebration of our association with Mother Nature .It inspired and encouraged the present generation to be responsible future citizens who are conscientious of our role in preservation of our planet.

SAVE Club/Eco Club for Life 2021

Earth Day

Report on Earth Day 2021

The school under the aegis of SAVE CLUB and the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew celebrated the Earth Day on 22 April, 2021 to continue promoting environmental awareness and to constantly remind all of us that there is a need to protect the earth in our everyday lives. To spread awareness amongst the students, a special virtual assembly was conducted in classes I to XII followed by a sapling plantation drive by the tiny tots of class I-V. The students of classes VI-IX participated in a poster-making, to showcase their artistic and creative skills . The Earth Day was celebrated with a lot of excitement by the students. It made them aware of the growing and urgent need of protecting mother earth and also understand the role that they will have to play in conserving nature being the upcoming generation.

SAVE Club/Eco Club for Life 2018

Earth Day

Report on Earth Day 2018

A special Assembly was conducted on the occasion of Earth Day on 21 April 2018 in the school premises. Mr. Anil Arora, Director-Partnership, Earth Day Network was the Guest of Honour. The Principal of the school, Ma’am Nalini Andrew welcomed the Guest of Honour and Mr. Eric Paul, special guest.

The students of class VIII had conducted the Assembly. The English thought and the Hindi thought reverberated the voice of the earth to preserve it and conserve it. A self composed poem titled Mother Nature was read out. The choir presented a special self composed song titled ‘Pukar’. The song highlighted the consequences of human activities upon Mother Nature and encouraged everyone to delete plastic from their lives. The song was followed by Albelo ka Sandesh- a Nukkad Natak. The message of this street play was to stop using Plastic and using alternatives like jute bags or Paper bags. It was followed by speech in which the founder of Earth Day senator Gaylord Nelson was remembered. Students of Class IX sang a Rap which also sensitized the students to end plastic pollution. The staff and students took a pledge to stop using plastic, to segregate waste according to its kind and to conserve Nature. The Guest of Honour, Mr. Anil Arora, congratulated the Principal and the school students for taking up this initiative. He addressed the students outlining the illeffects of plastic pollution and applauded the endeavor of the school in taking up such burning issues that will benefit posterity. Madam Principal also motivated the students to become saviours of the planet, to fulfill their purpose on this earth, to use the resources of the earth judiciously. The assembly concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.

SAVE Club/Eco Club for Life 2017

Nest Making Workshop
Pottery Workshop

Queen Mary’s Girls school join hands to save sparrows

A Sparrow Nest Making workshop was conducted in Queen Mary’s Girls school, Sec-25 on 30 August 2017 by a renowned environmentalist, Rakesh Khatri. He believes that artificial nests made of eco-friendly material such as coconut fibre, jute thread and bamboo sticks can help sparrows sustain themselves in cities. “Small birds such as Sparrows, are vanishing from cities because of increasing urbanization. Since we are encroaching on their natural habitat, we need to create alternative spaces for them. Hanging artificial nests to welcome them into our lives is one way”, Khatri said.

The students were not only taught how to make artificial nests but were also made aware of the depletion of the number of the aerial species family, day by day. They were also sensitized to the efforts that they can take at their small levels which will reap benefit in the long run.

This activity was a novel one. Till now the students had only been informed of the decrease in the number of Sparrows. But now they have been taught the way to make nests which would encourage this small bird to renew its relationship with humans. This activity instilled in the students love and respect for nature and its creatures. The activity was very interesting and useful.

Pottery Workshop

"From a small seed a mighty trunk may grow ”

This quotation found its meaning in the pottery workshop that was conducted for class IX on 28.08.2017 in Queen Mary’s Girls school Delhi. The workshop was conducted by Mr. Rakesh Khatri, Director Eco Roots Foundation, Limca Book Record Holder and Recipient of Green Apple Award.

The workshop was to sensitize the students towards the environment. The earthen pots would be utilized for beautification of the school or home. It would inculcate in the students the value and significance of sapling plantation. Mr. Khatri demonstrated to the children how to make earthen pots. The potter prepared the clay with which the students made different shaped pots, piggy bank, small glasses etc. The second part of the workshop dealt with colouring the pots prepared by the students. The Participants would be planting sapling in their self-made pots. All in all entire workshop was a good blend of creativity, learning and fun.

SAVE Club/Eco Club for Life 2016

Anti Cracker Rally
Swachhta Pakhwada
Student Interaction
NBT Workshop
Blood Donation Camp
Labour Day

Anti Cracker Rally

Queen Mary’s school, Delhi strives to organize activities related with community consciousness for the upliftment of the students and the society. The SAVE Club of the school organized an ‘anti- cracker rally’ to sensitize the students and the community towards the harmful effects of the use of crackers on the environment and the health of human beings. As part of the campaign, the students of Classes IX and X prepared posters and slogans and participated in an awareness rally that was flagged off by the Principal of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrew on Tuesday, 25 October 2016. The rally began from the school and proceeded through the residential area of Sector 24, Delhi. As part of the rally, the students also presented a self-composed nukkadnatak to further motivate the onlookers and distributed hand bands and badges with messages encouraging people not to use crackers. The general public was really influenced by the efforts of the students and took a pledge for not burning crackers on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.

Swachhta Pakhwada- cleanliness fortnight

‘Cleanliness and order are not matters of instinct; they are matters of education, and like most great things you must cultivate a taste for them.’ -Benjamin Disraeli

Inspired by such ideas, the students of Queen Mary’s school , Delhi had initiated the ‘Swachhta Pakhwada - cleanliness fortnight’ from 1 to 15 September 2016 and conducted various activities to sensitize the students about the importance of cleanliness for a healthy, socially responsible, economically dynamic and progressive nation.

The school conducted a special assembly, during which the students were advocated to embrace all the activities planned for the fortnight with utmost determination. They were made to take a ‘Swacchta pledge’ and were advised to follow a short cleanliness practice at the end of every period and to adopt other cleanliness measures.

A poster drawing competition was also conducted for Classes I-XII, to raise awareness that a clean environment and healthy body makes one mentally alert.

The students presented their ideas very creatively in all the activities and worked very well towards the cause of cleanliness.

The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew, encouraged the students to participate in such activities and motivated them to show the true spirit of responsibility towards Mother Earth.

Interactive Session with Water Conservationist

The students of SAVE Club of Queen Mary’s School, Delhi had an interactive session on 7th September 2016 , with a well-known water conservationist from Alwar district, Rajasthan , Mr. Rajendra Singh.

Mr. Singh is known as the "waterman of India" and he has won the Stockholm Water Prize, an award known as "the Nobel Prize for water", in 2015. Previously, he won the Ramon Magsaysay Award for community leadership in 2001 for his pioneering work in community-based efforts in water harvesting and water management. He runs an NGO called 'Tarun Bharat Sangh' (TBS), that has been instrumental in fighting the slow bureaucracy, mining lobby and has helped villagers take charge of water management in their semi-arid areas of Thar Desert, through the use of johad, rainwater storage tanks, check dams and other time-tested as well as path-breaking techniques.

During the interaction, the students asked him about how he got the inspiration to work for water conservation, how was his NGO , ‘Tarun Bharat Sangh’ formed and what he thought about the current water crisis .Mr.Singh said that water conservation is vital to combat the effects of climate change and to avoid “water wars” in the future. He also motivated the students to take steps at their own level to promote the conservation of water.

The session was very informative and the students were inspired by his efforts to make his motive of water conservation successful.

NBT workshop on Pottery Making

“ Therefore , on every morrow , are we wreathing a flowery band to bind us to the earth.”

This association that we, humans, have with Mother Earth was once again renewed on two days ie. 28 and 29 May 2016 in the form of an innovative pottery workshop. Queen Mary’s school , Delhi Sector 25, was chosen as the venue for the same. The workshop was a part of a series of activities conducted by NBT Rangmanch Club in association with Eco Roots Foundation. The workshop was conducted by Limca Book Record Holder and Green Apple Award Winner Rakesh Khatri. The participants ranged from ages 4 years to 45 years approximately. Their enthusiasm and connection with the clay became the base for their pots in various shapes and sizes. The experts also trained them to make handmade pots and colour them with vegetable colours. The participants also attempted a questionnaire which tested their knowledge of our rich history. All in all the entire workshop was a good blend of creativity, learning and fun. The participants were given certificates for the workshop.

Blood Donation Camp

Queen Mary’s school, Delhi organized a Blood Donation Camp on 13 May 2016 , in association with Red Cross Society. Working on the lines of the school motto ' By Love Serve One Another' the spirit of the blood donation camp was conceived.

The Chief Guest for the occasion, Dr. Ankur Kaushik ,Medical Officer, ESI Hospital, Narela, inaugurated the camp by being the first donor. The Manager of the school, Mr. Ved Mittal alongwith the Director of the school, Ms. Sunita Mittal welcomed the members of the Red Cross Society and appreciated their noble cause.

The donors found fit were happy to contribute in saving someone’s life. The parents and all the staff members displayed true humanitarian spirit by participating in the camp enthusiastically.

The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew thanked all the donors for their contribution and said that such kind of benevolent activities not only give us moral satisfaction but also leads to the upliftment of the society as a whole by spreading the spirit of brotherhood.

Labour Day

The students of Queen Mary’s school, Delhi celebrated Labour Day on 2nd May 2016 to commemorate the significance of the labour and the hard work they put in to up keep the hygine and security of the school. It was celebrated in the form of a special assembly comprising a song appreciating the dedication of the employees of the school, which was followed by a poem and a skit highlighting the importance of labour.

Later, the students offered sweet packets to the 4th class employees as a token of gratitude, which were contributed by the students themselves.

End Plastic Pollution
Traffic control
Recycle of Waste Papers

Report of Rally and distribution of Paper Bags as part of campaign for End Plastic Pollution

SAVE Club of our school has undertaken a campaign in this academic session to ‘End Plastic Pollution’. As part of this campaign, a rally was taken out in Prashant Vihar area. Around 70 students along with staff shouted slogans and performed a Nukkad Natak in front of shops on the busy main road of Prashant Vihar. The students performed a street play spreading the message that non bio degradable plastics are hazardous for nature and has far reaching ill- effects on our environment. The school has joined hands with Earth Day Network India to spread the message of End Plastic Pollution. The students distributed paper bags made by the school students to the general public and the shopkeepers in Prashant Vihar B-3 Block Market and DDA Market. The President of the RWA, Prashant Vihar applauded the efforts of the students and congratulated the school for embarking on such a good and effective endeavor which will bear fruit in the long run.

The SAVE Club student members also interacted with our honorable Manager Sir, Mr. Ved Mittal. The students interacted with Sir about various issues from plastic pollution to taking suggestions to deal with this monster which has penetrated our lives and has created havoc for all and sundry. Mr. Mittal was also presented a gift hamper made from old newspapers and magazines made by the creative students and staff of the school. The gift hamper included file folder, mobile holder, a small basket and pen stand- all made from eco- friendly material. He joined the students in their slogans against plastic and also in singing the rap on saving earth from all degradation. The students received a very optimistic response from the general public and from residents. The day was marked with lots of energy and enthusiasm for preserving our Mother Earth.

Traffic Control

The SAVE Club had undertaken a project to inculcate respect for traffic rules in the students of our school. Twelve students were selected by the officials of the Road Safety Cell. These students were stationed at four sides of the major crossing of MadhubanChowk. The students were instructed to stop the traffic one minute prior to the Red light.

They checked the bicyclists and motorists not to cross the Zebra crossing. The traffic personnel under the guidance and supervision of Sh. Baljeet Singh, Traffic Control Inspector, Delhi Zone ensured the safety and security of the girl students. ACP Ravinder Kumar, Head of three zones of North West was also present there. The SAVE Club had undertaken a project to inculcate respect for traffic rules in the students of our school. Twelve students were selected by the officials of the Road Safety Cell. These students were stationed at four sides of the major crossing of MadhubanChowk. The students were instructed to stop the traffic one minute prior to the Red light. They checked the bicyclists and motorists not to cross the Zebra crossing. The traffic personnel under the guidance and supervision of Sh. Baljeet Singh, Traffic Control Inspector, Delhi Zone ensured the safety and security of the girl students. ACP Ravinder Kumar, Head of three zones of North West was also present there.

Recycle of Waste Papers

The school has joined hands with an organization named as JAAGRUTI Waste Paper Recycling Services. JAAGRUTI is a self –sustained organization that extends its services in the field of waste paper recycling to various institutions across Delhi-NCR to manage and recycle their paper waste. It’s a step to reinforce the school’s belief of ensuring that the resources are not wasted and are judiciously used.

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क्वींस कॉन्वेंट स्कूल, रोहिणी
अंतर्राष्ट्रीय हिंदी ओलंपियाड रिपोर्ट

विषय : अंतर्राष्ट्रीय हिंदी ओलंपियाड

आयोजक :हिंदी विकास मंच नई दिल्ली

हिंदी भाषा के ज्ञान वर्धन हेतु हिंदी विकास मंच नई दिल्ली द्वारा अंतर्राष्ट्रीय हिंदी ओलंपियाड 2025-2026 का आयोजन संपूर्ण भारतवर्ष के सभी स्कूलों के विद्यर्थियों के लिए संपन्न कराया गया | ओलंपियाड दो चरणों में आयोजित किया गया | इसके प्रथम चरण में क्वींस कॉन्वेंट की 115 छात्राओं ने उत्साह पूर्वक प्रतिभाग लिया | जिसमें से हमारे विद्यालय की 9 छात्राओं का अंतर्राष्ट्रीय ओलंपियाड के द्वितीय चरण हेतु चयन हुआ |

विद्यार्थियों द्वारा प्राप्त पदक :

स्वर्ण	रजत	कास्य
14	25	24

द्वितीय चरण की परीक्षा के लिए चयनित प्रतिभागियों की सूची

क्रम संख्या	छात्रा का नाम	कक्षा
1	कियारा यादव	तीसरी
2	सोनाया प्रसाद	तीसरी
3	भव्या	तीसरी
4	गुरशीन छाबड़ा	तीसरी
5	वेदांशी	तीसरी
6	निशा	तीसरी
7	प्रियाजंलि गुप्ता	चौथी
8	मिताक्षरा	चौथी
9	शिविता	चौथी

सभी प्रतिभागियों ने उत्साह पूर्वक हिंदी ओलंपियाड में भाग लिया |

REPORT ON WORKSHOP – COMPETENCY BASED LEARNING

Date : 06 December 2025

Venue :Hotel Radisson Blu, Sec – 13, Dwarka, New Delhi

Timings : 9am to 2pm

Speaker :Ms Gunjan Sogani

Two teachers, Ms. Kirtika Goyal and Ms. Nidhi Goel, from Queen’s Convent School, Rohini had the opportunity to attend a one-day workshop on Competency-Based Learning, organised by English Press. The objective of the workshop was to empower educators with practical strategies to make English language teaching more meaningful, skill-based, and aligned with real-world communication needs. The session began with the introduction of the resource person, Ms. Gunjan Sogani, followed by an ice- breaking interaction where teachers introduced themselves and shared their experiences to build openness, comfort, and a collaborative atmosphere. This was followed by a discussion on the common challenges faced by teachers in English classrooms, such as engaging learners and ensuring communication-focused learning.

A creative activity was then conducted in which teachers tasted a toffee and shared personal memories associated with it. This activity highlighted how sensory experiences can be used to evoke emotions and enhance language expression in classroom settings.

The speaker then presented the poem “This Is Just to Say” by William Carlos Williams. Each group discussed the poem and shared their own interpretation, demonstrating how learners bring diverse perspectives to the same text. After a short tea break, representatives from English Press showcased their English textbooks and explained their features, emphasising how the books support competency-based learning through interactive tasks, real-life contexts, and integrated skill development.

The final segment of the workshop focused on the key principles of functional language teaching. The speaker highlighted important themes such as focussing on meaning, real-world relevance, meaningful practice, integration of skills, and the role of communication in language learning. Concepts like mixed assessment methods, core competencies for 21st-century learners, use of technology, and student engagement were also discussed. The concluding activity required each group to prepare and present a language function—such as making a request, giving an invitation, or expressing a complaint— encouraging teachers to think of practical classroom applications.

The workshop ended with an interactive discussion, closing remarks, and lunch. Overall, the session was highly enriching, providing teachers with new insights, refreshed perspectives, and practical methodologies to enhance English language learning through competency-based and functional approaches.

हिंदी दिवस (रिपोर्ट)
सत्र – 2025-26

हिंदी सिर्फ हमारी भाषा ही नहीं हमारी पहचान भी है और हमारे देश का गौरव भी है।

हर वर्ष 14 सितंबर को हिंदी दिवस के रूप में मनाया जाता है। इसका मुख्य उद्देश्य हिंदी भाषा का विकास करना है। स्वामी कॉन्वेंट सीनियर सेकेंडरी स्कूल की ओर से हिंदी दिवस का आयोजन किया गया। जिसके अंतर्गत पहली से नवमीं कक्षा तक के छात्रों ने विभिन्न गतिविधियों में पूर्ण उत्साह से भाग लिया। गतिविधियों के अंतर्गत कक्षा कक्षा गीत और समूह गीत कविता वाचन, तात्पर्य और पोस्टर निर्माण आदि कार्यक्रम आयोजित किए गए।

सातवीं में कक्षा में कविता वाचन, आठवीं और नवमी में पोस्टर निर्माण करवाया गया।

हिंदी दिवस के पावन अवसर पर हिंदी को समर्पित एक अनुपम एवं अद्वितीय नृत्य प्रस्तुति दी गई।

हिंदी दिवस के इस अवसर पर विद्यालय प्रांगण में एक अद्भुत वातावरण बना हुआ था। मंच की सुषमा में यह संदेश गूंज उठा कि हिंदी केवल भाषा नहीं, बल्कि हमारी संस्कृति का श्रृंगार, हमारी पहचान का प्रतीक और हमारे स्वाभिमान का दर्पण है।

छात्राओं ने हिंदी दिवस पर सामूहिक स्वर में एक भावाभिव्यक्त गीत प्रस्तुत कर हिंदी की महिमा का सुंदर गान किया -

"हिंदी भाषा राष्ट्र की भाषा,
प्रज्ञाओं के शास्त्रों की भाषा।"

गीत की हर पंक्ति ने हिंदी की सरलता, उसकी आत्मीयता और राष्ट्र को जोड़ने वाली गहन शक्ति झलक उठी।

छात्राओं ने इस प्रस्तुति को पूरे उमंग और उल्लास से प्रस्तुत किया।

हिंदी हमारी आत्मा, हिंदी हमारी अभिमान — इस भाषा के हर स्वर में बसा है भारत का मान।

Report on CBSE–NCB MoU Signing Ceremony and Awareness Program on Prevention of Substance Abuse

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), in collaboration with the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, organized the MoU Signing Ceremony and Awareness Program on the Prevention of Substance Abuse at the CBSE Headquarters, Dwarka, on 3rd September 2025. The ceremony was graced by Shri Himanshu Gupta, Secretary, CBSE, Shri Rahul Singh, Chairperson, CBSE, and Shri Sanjay Kumar Singh, Director General, NCB. A significant milestone of the day was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between CBSE and NCB to work jointly towards creating safe and drug-free school environments.

The awareness sessions underlined the seriousness of substance abuse as a threat not only to individual health but also to families and communities. It was pointed out that schools form the first line of defense in addressing this issue, as teachers are in constant touch with students and can detect early warning signs, provide guidance, and encourage healthy choices. The discussions highlighted the need for structured interventions such as integrating refusal skills into the daily curriculum, ensuring confidential referral systems, and strengthening counseling mechanisms. Participants were informed about the NCB’s MANAS Helpline (1933), the Spandhan Programme, and were encouraged to motivate students to take the “Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs” e-Pledge on MyGov.

Delivering an inspirational message, Dr. Anees C, Deputy Director, NCB, urged educators to remember the theme “Refuse the First Dose, Secure the Future.” He reminded teachers and principals of their responsibility as role models in guiding children towards healthy choices.

The program concluded with an interactive session with principals and counselors, making the day a significant step forward in strengthening the school ecosystem against substance abuse. This joint initiative of CBSE and NCB reaffirmed the commitment to safeguarding students’ well-being and nurturing drug-free learning spaces. Ms. Yashika Guglani (TGT Social Science) and Ms. Bhumika (Special Educator have attended the seminar.

Report on STEM – District Level Deliberations

Date : 21 August 2025

Venue :: Mahavir Model Senior Sec School

Mode of Session :: Offline Mode

Timings ::2:30 pm

Resource Persons :
Dr. Amit Bhattacharya, Professor of Zoology, Ramjas College, Delhi University
Ms. Anita Sharma, Member Committee- Mathematics Education, NCF
Dr. Pratibha Kohli, Principal Maharaja Agrasen School, Pitampura

Two teachers Ms. Shilpy Tyagi and Ms. Sanju from Queen’s Convent School, Rohini had the opportunity to attend a one-day STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) workshop organized by CBSE. The objective of the workshop was to develop critical thinking, problem solving and innovation skills by integrating science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The workshop aimed to promote hands-on learning and practical understanding of STEM concepts among students and young professionals. The workshop fostered different innovations in the field of STEM and introduced participants to new and innovative practices.

The resource person Dr. Amit Bhattacharya, Professor Zoology at Ramjas College spoke about the importance of interdisciplinary learning and emerging trends in AI and the need to explain concepts through storytelling. He further emphasized that the skills and knowledge gained from STEM are highly valued across a wide range of industries, preparing students for success in a rapidly changing economy.

The second resource person Ms. Anita Sharma, focused on the importance of STEM by taking various examples of prime numbers and highlighted their use in various fields. She also showed how STEM connects abstract mathematical concepts to tangible, real life scenarios, making learning more meaningful and showing students how maths is used in fields like engineering and technology.

Dr. Pratibha Kohli, Principal Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura emphasised how STEM learning encourages experimentation and the exploration of the diverse perspectives, helping students to tackle complex problems and build confidence.

Attending the STEM workshop was a valuable experience. It broadened our understanding of STEM careers and inspired us to explore further learning opportunities in technology and engineering. Events like this play a crucial role in preparing the next generation for a future driven by innovation.

TEACHERS WORKSHOP

हिन्दी कार्यशाला रिपोर्ट

कार्यशाला का विषय- “नवाचारी शिक्षण पद्धतियों का जादू”

दिनांक-24 अक्टूबर 2024

प्रायोजक-नवनीत एजुकेशन

संसाधक-संदीप कुमार

वक्ता-श्रीमती अनीता जैन

नवनीत एजुकेशन द्वारा 24 अक्टूबर 2024 को आयोजित एस कार्यशाला में लगभग 65शिक्षकों ने भाग लिया,जिसके संसाधक संदीप कुमार तथा अनिल जी थे| इस कार्यशाला के अंतर्गत वक्ता ‘श्रीमती अनीता जैन’ ने हिन्दी भाषा के प्रति अपने विचार प्रस्तुत किए | इस कार्यशाला में बताया गया कि सहजता,सक्रियता ,सहभागिता से किस प्रकार हम शिक्षा पद्धतियों को मजबूत बना सकते हैं | इस कार्यशाला में हमें निमानलिखित गतिविधियों को समझाया गया | इसके कुछ बिन्दु इस प्रकार हैं-

गतिविधि 1:शब्दों की खोज
गतिविधि 2:कहानी की खोज
गतिविधि 3:शब्दों की लड़ाई
गतिविधि 4:पद्य शिक्षण की रोचक गतिविधि
गतिविधि 5 पदबंध की उछल–कूद

यह कार्यशाला रोचक और ज्ञानवर्धक थी | शिक्षा बिना बोझ के रोचकता से की जाती हैं | इसके बारे में सहज जानकारी मिली |

Workshop Report on Nurturing Future- Ready Skills Through Early Childhood Education

Headword Publishing Company organized a workshop for pre-primary and primary teachers of various schools on 8 November, 2024 at the India Habitat Centre. The day started with the guest of honour, Ms. Indrani Bhadhuri, CEO & Head, Parakh in a ‘Fireside Chat’ session on the topic of ‘Competency in Foundational Level Education’ where she shared her invaluable insights on the topic. Ms. Indrani talked about the objectives of Parakh for Early Childhood Education which aims to standardize assessment across states, focusing on competency- based learning & holistic development. One of its objective is to integrate the Holistic Progress Card (HPC) as an effective tool for ongoing, formative assessment. Ms. Indrani further laid stress on HPC which is an individualized and comprehensive reporting of a child’s progress based on evidence gathered through classroom activities over a period of time. HPC aims to mark shift in assessment from one that primarily tests rote memorization skills to one that is more regular and formative, Focus is now on the assessment which is competency based promoting learning & development of our students & evaluating higher – order skills, such as analysis, critical thinking & conceptual clarity.

The chat with Mr. Yash Mehta, CEO, ABP Education and Mr. Mahesh Srivastava, President, Headword Publishing, was an enriching engagement that helped everyone with a thought- provoking discussion.

It was followed by a brilliant interaction with the panel consisting of some highly distinguished faces namely, Arijit Ghosh, Pooja B., Sunitha Nambiar, Sushma Sharma, Dr. Amrita Vohra and Dr. Manisha Sharma from the industry. The panelists emphasized on the importance of the Early Childhood Education and how its all about building foundational skills for adaptability, creativity, and critical thinking.

Panelists stressed that play – based learning fosters creativity, problem-solving, and social interaction. Experiential learning allows children to explore and interact with the world, building both hard and soft skills. Educators and parents play a vital role in modelling and encouraging future- ready skills. Training for educators in innovative and student-centered teaching approaches was highlighted as essential.Communication between parents and educators about skill development is necessary to ensure consistent support at home and school.

In the end, Ms.Anuradha, Headword’s Head Academic Excellence, introduced the newly launch Purple leaf Book Series designed to allign with the latest educational frameworks and standards set forth in India. The series is specifically tailored for pre-primary education, with s focus on fostering foundational literacy literacy and numeracy (FLN) and holistic child development in line with PARAKH guidelines, NEP 2020, and NCF.

The workshop successfully provided early childhood educators with actionable insights to nurture future-ready skills in young learners.

Report on Capacity Building Programme on Class IX AI Curriculum

Date: 08.July 2024 to 10 July.2024

Number of Participants- 250 approx.

Mode of Session – Online Mode

Resource Persons : Anoop Singh Rawat & Prachi Chandra

In a series of online webinars, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) along with Intel conducted a webinar for Computer teachers from 08 July 2024 to 10 July 2024. The webinar was attended by around 250 teachers

Day1

The resource person explained the following concepts:

Artificial Intelligence in our day to day life
Applications of AI around us
Types of AI – Rule based and Learning based Approach
Domains of AI – Natural Language Processing, Data Science and Computer Vision
AI project Cycle
Types of Data
Stages of AI Project Cycle
- Problem Scoping
- Data Acquisition
- Data Exploration
- Modelling and Evaluation
AI Ethics

Day2

The resource person explained the next unit of AI Curriculum on the next day. He explained

Unit – 2 Data Literacy
- Data literacy Process Framework
- Data privacy and Data Security
- Different types of Data
- Methods to acquire data
- Sources of data
- Usability of data
- Features of data
- Data processing and Data interpretation
- Types of Data
- Steps to Qualitative Data Analysis
- Types of Data Interpretation – textual, Graphical and tabular
- Types of Data Visualization techniques – Bar graph, Line graph and Pie chart

Day 3

Generative AI
- Various examples to differentiate between Real vs AI Generated image
- Supervised vs Discriminative learning
- Unsupervised vs Generative learning
- What is Generative learning
- Generative AI vs Conventional AI
- Types and Benefits of Generative AI
- Limitations of Generative AI and its tool
- Generative AI Ethics
Maths and Probability
- How are Math and AI related
- Essential mathematics of AI
- Explanation of Statistics and its Application
- Introduction to probability and its Application
- Examples to demonstrate Statistics and probability in AI

The workshop concluded with an interactive session between the mentor and the participants. Many queries were answered by the Resource Person. Overall it was a very informative and useful workshop. All the concepts of the curriculum were explained in detail

Report on Online Session on Impact of Sleep on Athlete’s Performance and Fitness

Date: 28 May 2024

Number of Participants- 950 (approximately)

Mode of Session – Online Mode

Resource Persons : Prof. Rajendra Arya, Head of the Department of Orthopaedics ABVIMS & Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital
Dr. Manvir Bhatia- Senior neurologist, Director of Neurology Sleep Centre and VicePresident Indian Society of Sleep Research

An online session on “Impact of sleep on Athlete’s Performance and Fitness” was organized by National Anti-Doping Agency in collaboration with NCERT on 28.05.24 for the Physical Education Teachers of Delhi and NCR. The Resource Persons were Prof. Rajendra Arya and Ms. Manvir.

The session offered a chance for PET to improve their knowledge about impact of sleep on athlete’s performance.

The session focussed on the quantity and quality of sleep. Athletes require at least 8-10 hours of sleep before the competition. This would help them relax the muscles and release good hormones. Sleep helps athletes to avoid illness and aids quick recovery. Also, a good nutrition boosts energy for practice and develops physical fitness.

Report on Capacity Building Programme on Life Skills (Basic) - One Day

Date: 15 September 2023

Venue: Queen’s Convent School, Sector-25, Rohini, Delhi- 110085

Resource Persons : Ms. Sanjaya Walia, Principal, Ventakeshwara World School, Meerut
Ms. Swati Joshi, Principal, Ganga International School, Hiran Kudna

No. of Participants: 42

WThe Centre of Excellence (COE) West, conducted an exclusive workshop for teachers of Queen’s Convent School, Sector 25, Rohini on 15 September 2023 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. The workshop was attended by the Principal along with 42 teachers from the School. The session began with a Welcome speech and the introduction of the Resource persons. The Resource Persons commenced with the CBP with the significance of Life Skills and provided an insight to embed life skills in our regular curriculum on a daily basis. They emphasised on students’ self-directed learning, so that students will become successful in achieving their goals. Life skills as the word describes, are abilities required to effectively deal with the demands and the challenges of life. Students and teachers both require life skills to lead a happy life with positive attitude that enables them to become an engaged member of the society. They gave an indepth insight on the basis on which LIFE SKILL is categorized - THINKING SKILLS, EMOTIONAL SKILLS & SOCIAL SKILLS. The workshop was supported by a few handouts for teachers in learning the concepts well.

The one day workshop covered issues central to any student’s life like critical thinking, creative thinking, decision making, self- awareness, Interpersonal communication, empathy, managing emotions and coping up with stress. Various engaging activities were conducted and examples were shared with the teachers to help them understand the importance of these life skills and values. To ensure that teachers do not forget this as a onetime session, they were given follow up exercises to assess their own life skills through Questionnaire and Feedback.

The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks and on a positive note to embed life skills into the teaching learning process continuously.

Report on Basics of Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning

Date: 21 September 2023

Venue: Queen’s Convent School, Sector-25, Rohini, Delhi- 110085

Resource Persons : Mr. Bhupendra Kaushik, CS

No. of Participants: 56

While money doesn’t grow on trees, it can nevertheless grow when one saves and invests wisely. To enhance financial knowledge, CBSE held a workshop for teachers of Queen’s Convent School on Basics of financial Literacy and Retirement Planning on Thursday, 21 September 2023. The session was conducted by Mr. Bhupendra Kaushik, CS. He highlighted the importance of savings and investment planning. He explained that the first step to maximise gains is to keep a track of one’s income and expenses (including all expenses like taxes, debts, utilities, food, etc.)

The resource person explained the various tools of investment like bank fixed deposits, Post office schemes, real estate, insurance , PPF, gold, shares and stocks, mutual funds etc. He also elaborated upon Mutual funds, and their pros and cons.

Financial Planning is more than numbers……. It is Life Planning because today’s inflation ends up eating our savings. Further, he suggested websites to enhance the knowledge and understanding of the working of mutual fund companies.

The session proved beneficial for the teachers as they clarified their doubts regarding investments and realised the importance of managing earnings prudently.

Report on “Capacity Building Programme on Cyber Safety & Security- One Day

Date: 19 August 2023

Venue : Prabhu Dayal Public School, Block- A, Dakshini Shalimar Bagh, Delhi

Resource Persons : Mr. Naveen Gupta and
Ms. Chetna Khanna, CBSE Resource Persons.

A Capacity Building Programme on Cyber Safety & Security was organised by CBSE for computer teachers on 19 August 2023 from 9.00 am - 4.30 pm at Prabhu Dayal Public School. A total of 60 teachers attended the day long workshop and Ms.Neetu.P and Ms. Reena attended the session from our school. The Capacity Building Programme commenced with the felicitation of the CBSE Resource Persons, Mr. Naveen Gupta and Ms. Chetna Khanna.

The Resource Persons discussed topics like cyber stalking, cyber fraud, phishing and hacking comprehensively during the session. There also was a discussion on growing social media pressure and how it is hampering the minds of the young learners. The session was filled with real life examples, stories, anecdotes and relative experiences shared by the attendees; this made the program all the more interesting and engaging. The CBP emphasized on the fact that cyber security is much more important than only a matter of technology.

The workshop highlighted that awareness on Cyber safety & security is the need of the hour so as to protect systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks. These cyberattacks are usually aimed at accessing, changing, or destroying sensitive information; extorting money from users via ransomware; or interrupting normal business processes.

All the teachers across different schools were also made to realize the benefits of Cyber safety & security. It encouraged teachers how they could protect themselves and students from cyber-attacks. Students must learn about awareness in phishing scams, malware, ransomware, and other computer threats. This is absolutely necessary for schools to keep all the students safe. Overall, it was an interesting and informative workshop.

Report on Prospective Resource Persons on Art Integration

Date : 26 June 2023

Venue : Queen’s Convent School, Sector 25, Rohini, Delhi 110085

Resource Persons : Ms. Swapna Nair, Principal, Arwachin International School, Dilshad Garden
Mr. R.K. Srivastav, Director Academics, Nav Jivan Public School, Faridabad.

No. of Participants :38

Queen’s Convent School, Sector 25 Rohini hosted a one day workshop on Prospective Resource Persons on Art Integration. This workshop was organised by the COE, CBSE Regional Office (West) under the able guidance of Mr Yash Makkar, Head of COE, CBSE Regional Office (West)

Mr Yash Makkar introduced the objective of the workshop and welcomed the Resource Persons. He outlined the importance of Art Integration and why CBSE has organised such workshop for Principals, Vice Principals or Senior PGT teachers who can become prospective Resource Persons for CBSE

Ms. Swapna Nair began the session asking all the participants to introduce themselves in a creative and artistic manner. The participants used poetry or drawing to introduce themselves. The resource person then asked the participants to do the activity on Handout 1. She played music and asked all to draw imaginatively according to the sound of music. The resource person also highlighted and explained the difference between differentiated teaching and learning. She emphasised on the notion that while drafting teaching objective special care should be taken about the specific need of each subject. She continued to draw a thin line between subject Integration and cross curriculum

Mr R.K. Srivastava the second Resource Person continued the session with the definition of Art Education. He shared interesting videos to explain the importance of art integration. He shared with the participants the information that CBSE has a fun activities handbook for science and maths on its academic website. The resource person through practical examples from our daily lives encouraged to wear imaginary CAP ( Cognitive Effective Psychomotor) while designing lesson plans, question papers, assignment etc. The teaching style should vary as per the ability of the child. Mr Srivastava divided the participants according to their subjects and asked them to make a lesson plan using multiple activities. The workshop concluded with the resource persons sharing multiple websites and apps that can be used to conduct art integration activities in the classroom mainly www.makebeliefcomic.com, www.arvindguptatoys.com, padlet, the knotted lives etc.

The session concluded with an interactive session of the resource person with the participants

Report On Capacity Building Programme On Learning Outcomes And Pedagogies

The Centre Of Excellence (COE) Delhi West, conducted a workshop for teachers on 21 January 2023 in Queen’s Convent School, Sector 25, Rohini, Delhi. The workshop was attended by the Principal along with 49 teachers from the School.

The Workshop was a Capacity Building Programme on Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies. It commenced with the Resource Person Dr. Meenakshi Gupta, introducing the topic of the workshop by asking the participating teachers to introduce themselves. They were also asked to specify the challenges they faced in teaching with respect to students and their learning. The workshop dealt with topics like roles and responsibilities of a teacher, a learner and the best learning attitude.

According to the Resource Person Dr. Mosam Sinha, the objective of the lesson to be taken up in the class should be very clear in the mind of the teacher. The learning objectives of the lesson and the learning outcome expected should be defined by the teacher before taking up any topic. The pedagogy for the same can then be decided keeping in mind the learning objectives and the expected learning outcomes. When dealing with any lesson the life skills, critical and creative thinking skills, experiential learning etc. need to be clearly marked out from the lesson. He emphasised that each and every subject should have a different lesson plan and there should not be a same format for all subjects.

The various pedagogies like collaborative approach, constructive approach, enquiry based approach, integrated approach, etc. were discussed. SWOT technique, self surveys and importance of Ice Breakers were also discussed in the workshop.

The participants were then divided into groups and asked to design an innovative Lesson Plan followed by a presentation of the same by one member from each group. The floor was then left open for the participants to clarify their doubts, if any. The workshop culminated with the Resource Persons asking the participants to fill a questionnaire in MCQ form.

Overall it was an interactive, informative and interesting session.

Report on “Capacity Building Programme on Art Integration

Date : 20 October 2022

Venue :: Mamta Modern Senior Secondary School ,Vikaspuri,New Delhi

Resource Persons :
Ms.Vibha Khosla,Ms.Ritika Bhandari

A Capacity Building Programme on Art Integration was organised by CBSE for teachers on 20 October 2022 from 9.00am-4.30 at Mamta Modern School. A total of 40 teachers attended the day long workshop and Ms.Meetu Sharma attended the session from our school.The Capacity Building Programme commenced with the felicitation of the CBSE Resource Persons Ms. Vibha Khosla and Ritika Bhandari.

The Learning Objective of the Programme was to enable the facilitators to understand the meaning, need and importance of integration of art with other subjects, identify its basic categories and to equip them with the skills and knowledge of designing strategies that can be used to integrate art with all subjects.

The workshop highlighted that art is a mode of expression that uses skill or imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environment or experiences that can be shared with others.

The importance of integration of art and the strategies of inculcating the Art Integration Skills amongst ourselves was discussed. Art integration uses teaching practices that have been shown in brain based research to improve comprehension and long term retention. The benefits of art integrated learning was emphasized wherein teachers had to choose any one technique out of -discussion, role play, story telling, case studies, drama,model making, games etc. to explain how it can be used to enhance skills along with imparting our knowledge to others. Emphasis was laid upon the development of art integrated teaching methods to make studies interesting and to reduce the boredom of the students.Students need to engage in a creative process which connects an art form and other subject areas.

The resource person Ms. Vibha Bhandari stressed that Art integration goes beyond including art projects in class;it is a teaching strategy that seamlessly merges arts standards with core curricula to build connections and provide engaging context. Teachers don’t need to be “artistic” to be able to use art integration;they just need to learn some of the fundamentals so they will be able to think of ways to merge art concepts with their subject.

All the teachers across different schools were also made to realize the benefits of Art integration

It encourages healthy risk taking
Helps kids recognize new skills in themselves and others
Builds collaboration among students and teachers
Bridges differences
Draws in parents and the community
Adds fun to studies

Overall, it was an interesting and informative workshop

Report on Capacity Building Programme on Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies

Date : 06.10.2022

Venue ::M.M Public School ,Vasudha Enclave,Pitampura,Delhi

Resource Persons :
Ms.Neera Chopra (Retired Principal Naval Public School)
Ms. Jyotsna Kumar(PGT ,DAV Public School)

A Capacity Building Programme on Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies was organised by CBSE for teachers on 6 October 2022 from 9.00am-4.30 pm at M.M Public School,Pitampura . A total of 50 teachers attended the day long workshop and Ms.Divya Khurana attended the session from our school

The Capacity Building Programme started with the felicitation of the CBSE Resource Person Ms. Neera Chopra, Retired Principal from Naval Public School and Ms. Jyotsna Kumar , PGT DAV Public School.

The trainers extensively focused on the paradigm shift from a teacher-centred approach to a student-centred approach as per the major component of National Education Policy 2020

Emphasis was laid upon ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES like:

Active collaborative learning
Case- based learning
Field- based learning
Inquiry- based learning

They asserted that the outcomes need to be measurable and observable. Hands-on creating well-defined outcomes by critically thinking and learning from others experiences were the highlights of the session. Strategies required to align the outcomes to the desired goals were also discussed in the workshop

Overall, it was an interesting and informative worksho

Report on "Capacity Building Program on Happiness Classroom"

Date : 29 October 2022

Venue :St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, New Delhi

Resource Persons :
1. Ms. Pushpa Gupta
Principal - Himalaya Public School, Rohini

2. Ms. Ritika Anand
Vice Principal- St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, New Delhi

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted a Capacity Building Programme on Happines Classroom on 29 October 2022 at St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, New Delhi. The program was attended by around 40 teachers. Ms. Rashmi Singh from our school attended the programme.

The learning objective of the programme was to enable the facilitators to understand the meaning, need and importance of Happiness classroom, identify its basic categories and to equip them with the skills and knowledge of designing strategies for a happy classroom.

The workshop commenced with an experience sharing session wherein the teachers stated the ways in which they conducted Happiness Classes. The session highlighted that emotions are a part of our everyday life. The behaviour and misbehaviour of an individual may be described as an attempt on the part of the individual to bring about some change in the state of affairs or to maintain a currently existing one.

The importance of Happiness Classroom and the need to teach students life- affirming skills, along with fulfilling the roles and responsibilities ascribed and prescribed to us and that one should never forget to pay attention to our own self was stressed upon.

The benefits of experiential learning where emphasized wherein teachers had to choose any one technique out of discussion, role play, story telling, case studies, drama, games etc. to explain that how it can be used to enhance management skills along with imparting our knowledge to others. Emphasis was laid upon the development of self-awareness, problem solving skills, decision making skills , critical and creative thinking skills.

The Resource Person Ms. Pushpa Gupta explained the ways to achieve happiness in classrooms. She discussed that learning new things is a key factor for a happy life. Character strengths are the core part that shape our personality and motivate us. All schools should have a pastroal care program with particular emphasis on positive education. We need to teach our learners how to be bring about a strong, safe and happy world.

All the teachers across different schools were also made to realize the importance of the Toolkit for emotional Self-regulation:

1. S. T. O. P. P.

S- Stop
T- Take a breath
O- Observe
P- Pull back
P- Practice and Proceed

2. C. A. R. E

C- Code of Professional Conduct to be followed
A- Acquire Knowledge about your Students to be able to cope proactively
R- Reflective Practices and Self Confidence help you in difficult situations
E- Engaging with Colleagues ensurces you are not in it alone.

In the post lunch session the Resource Person Ms. Ritika Anand enquired about each facilitator’s individual Happiness Classroom strategies. She gave a pictorial representation of whatever causes stress in the classroom or the staff room. She then took up a 20 minutes meditation session with the facilitators to help them attain peace and calm and get the opportunity to vent out their negativity.

It was an informative and interesting session.

Report On Workshop on Gender Sensitivity in Schools

Date : 04 November 2022

Venue :: M.M Public School, Pitampura, Delhi

Resource Persons : : Mr. Mosam Sinha and Ms. Aishwarya Taneja, CBSE Resource Persons

A Capacity Building Programme on Gender Sensitivity was organized by CBSE for teachers. The workshop was held on 04 November 2022 from 9 am to 4 pm at M.M Public School, Pitampura and was attended by Ms. Shweta Srivastava and Ms. Deepika Aggarwal. Thirty teachers from various schools of Delhi NCR attended the programme. Resource persons, Mr Mosam Sinha and Ms. Aishwarya Taneja, inaugurated the session.

The session began with the resource person explaining the difference between the two commonly misunderstood terms – Gender and Sex. She discussed the role of power in gender relationships and instructed the teachers to not use any gender sensitive language in the classroom. Ms Taneja was of the opinion that the books prescribed in the curriculum must include topics on gender sensitivity and the same should be an integral part of the syllabus. She also suggested that study material on ‘Gender Sensitivity’ should be made available to the students and teachers. She urged the teachers to establish a congenial environment in the classroom and encourage discussions with students on topics related to sex and gender.

Ms Taneja and Mr. Sinha shared their concerns on violence based on gender and remarked that historically, women have been treated as victims of oppression and violence. They recommended that steps should be taken to resolve conflicts based on these issues and equal status should be granted to all genders. They added further that evils such as early marriage, marriage against the will of the woman and domestic violence should be removed from our society. The session concluded with Ms Taneja emphasizing that people should not be discriminated against on the basis of biological differences and that we, the society of educated individuals, must become the ‘change-makers’.

It was an enlightening session and provided information on sensitive topics.

Report On Effective English Teaching Strategies Beyond Pen And Textbooks

Date : Saturday, 24 September 2022

Venue :Rukmini Devi Public School, Pitampura, Delhi

Resource Persons : : Mr. Rajeevan Karal, ELT Author and Teacher Trainer

Collins India Pvt Ltd conducted a workshop on Effective English Teaching Strategies beyond Pen and Textbooks on Saturday, 24 September 2022 at Rukmini Devi Public School, Pitampura. The resource person was Mr. Rajeevan Karal ELT Author and Teacher Trainer. The Senior English faculty - Ms. Sapna Gupta, Ms. Nidhi Vadehra and Ms. Deepika Aggarwal attended the workshop.

The session commenced with the introduction and welcome of the guest speaker. The Resource Person emphasised upon change in pedagogy and mindset in dealing with 21st century learners. He stressed upon the role of teachers to help students become independent learners.

He advised that the teachers should encourage students to read beyond textbooks. He shared information about resources that enrich students’ vocabulary.

The Resource Person and the Principal of Rukmini Devi Public School, Mrs Anjali Kotnala launched two books published by Collins Pvt Ltd.

The post lunch session focussed on teaching Grammar for Communication. The Resource Person used open ended activities for teaching grammar. He stressed on the fact that grammar lessons should be integrated with the teaching of listening, speaking and writing so that the students become better communicators.

It was an enriching session and provided the teachers practical examples to teach beyond pen and textbooks.

REPORT ON DYSLEXIA AWARENESS MONTH

Date	:	15-10-2022
MODE	:	VIRTUAL MEETING
NO. OF PARTICIPANTS	:	80 Approx.
RESOURCE PERSON	:	1. Ms. Shalu Yadav – Special Education Teacher (TGT) 2. Ms. Kirti Kushwaha - Special Education Teacher (TGT)

A meeting was organized by DOE and conducted through online platform on 15th October 2022, for Special Educators and Counsellors. Around 80 participants attended the online meeting.

The resource persons Ms. Shalu Yadav and Ms. Kirti Kushwaha informed the teacher participants that October 2022 shall be celebrated as the Dyslexia Awareness Month in all the Delhi schools. The resource persons discussed about dyslexia and highlighted the importance of identification and diagnosis of dyslexia in the formative years. They also specified few important points such as the need of spreading awareness among the teachers and parents, to spot learning difficulties and help children to get diagnosed and the need of extra support and care to children with learning difficulties.

The meeting concluded with instructions to conduct activities during the month of October and submit a report at the end of the month.

“Capacity Building Programme on Stress Management’’

A CBSE Capacity Building Programme on Stress Management was conducted on 30 August 2022 from 9.00am-4.30 pm for teachers. A total of 60 teachers attended the day long workshop. From our school Ms.Nidhi Arora and Ms.Rachna Garg Jain attended the session.

The Capacity Building Programme started with the felicitation of the CBSE Resource Person Ms. Archana Narain , Principal, The Indian Heights School , Dwarka , Delhi.

The Learning objective of the programme was to enable the facilitators to understand the meaning, need and importance of Stress Management, identify its three basic categories and to equip them with the skills and knowledge of designing strategies that can be used to transit the life in better form

The session began with experience sharing among the teachers. They were asked to share the instances when they had experienced stress and how did they cope with it. After that it was highlighted that everyone attending the workshop mentioned only about the negative stress and no one shared any experience related to the positive stress a.k.a.Eustress, as our brain is inclined to think of stress in a negative manner only.

Teachers were made to realize the importance of active learning and learning the strategies of inculcating the Stress management Skills amongst ourselves. Along with fulfilling the roles and responsibilities ascribed and prescribed to us, one should never forget to pay attention on our ownself.

The benefits of experiential learning was emphasized wherein teachers had to choose any one technique out of -discussion, role play, story telling, case studies, drama, games etc. to explain that how it can be used to enhance management skills along with imparting our knowledge to others. Emphasis was laid upon the development of self-awareness, problem solving skills, decision making skills , critical and creative thinking skills; building and enhancing interpersonal relationships and empathy amongst others; working out strategies to help ourselves and others to manage emotions and cope up with stress.

Ms. Narain then explained some of the stress management strategies which are as follows:

Seeking help
Procrastination
Self Motivation
Praying
Counting from 1-10
Engaging in any recreational activity like painting, dancing etc.

All the teachers across different schools were also made to realize the importance of TEA i.e Thought Emotion and Action. Wherein thought means automatic and non automatic aspects, emotion is affective aspect and Action is Behavioural or cognitive aspect of a human being. She then clarified some of the myths related to stress and further explained how stress develops i.e.

T: An individual first gives a Thought to any situation
E: This thought then develops into an Emotion
A: The emotion gets transformed into an Action.

To follow it further teachers where also distributed in 7 groups and were made to enact, role- play on the case studies mentioned in Handout 4A and were expected to do detail analysis of the subject discussed Ms. Narain took over the session after lunch and enquired about each facilitator’s individual coping strategies. She then asked to give a pictorial representation of whatever comes to the mind when the word stress is heard so that the facilitators are in a position to comprehend their thoughts in a concrete manner. She then took up a 20 minutes meditation session with the facilitators to help them attain peace and calmness and get the opportunity to vent out their negativity. The meditation session began with light warm up and then pre- recorded meditational instructions were played for the facilitators to follow and perform. To balance the effect of the energy meditation session was concluded with mild warm up exercise again.

At the end of the session facilitators were asked to fill their feedback forms and submit them, and the Resource Persons were shown gratitude with a vote of thanks. Session was closed with the distribution of participation certificates.

Report on Students Workshop on Cyber Bullying and Cyber Crime

Date	:	24 August 2022
Resource Person	:	Mr Ashish Garg
Organised by	:	Adda247
Classes	:	XI and XII

In today’s technologically intertwined world, cyber bullying is the negative sideeffect of using technology in our day to day life. This cyber bullying especiallyaffects children who may be exposed to it from a very young age. In accordancewith the directives provided by the CBSE, workshop on Cyber Security andCyberBullying was organized in school for the students of classes XI and XII under CBSEMass Awareness Campaign

The Resource person, Mr. Ashish Garg discussed about the uses of social media, social networking and cyber security. He highlighted the following points:

1 : What is Cyber Crime?

2 : What is cyber Security?

3 : Information on cyber space is

4 : What are safety guidelines for :

a. Internet ethics
b. Chatting and commenting
c. Safe Downloads
d. Social networking
e. Blogs

5 : Risks and tips for :

a. Computer Virus
b. Instant Messengers
c. Online Banking
d. Online Scams / Financial Scams
e. Identity Theft
f. ATM threats
g. Cybers talking and trolling

6 : How and where to report Cyber Crime?

7 : IT Act 2001.

At the end of the session, a questionnaire round was conducted where the students asked questions on the topic and also discussed their problems with the resourceperson. Overall, it was a highly informative workshop and helped students tobemore alert about use of Internet.

Report on Capacity Building Programme on Inclusive Education

Date :21 - 22 September 2022

Days :Wednesday and Thursday

Resource Persons : : 1. Ms. Archana Narain
Principal-The Indian Heights School, Dwarka

2. Mr. C. B. Mishra
Principal-Prudence School, Ashok Vihar

Venue: : Cambridge Foundation School, Rajouri Garden

Duration : Two days

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted a Capacity Building Programme for teachers on Inclusive Education to develop understanding of various assistance and provisions available today for the persons with disabilities. The programme was attended by around 50 teachers. Ms. Pushpa Albert and Ms. Deepa Parasher from our school attended the programme.

The resource persons emphasised that education is the right of each and every child and the students with disabilities, impairments, special needs, the challenged ones and divyang (handicapped) students also deserve to be a part of normal schools and study with normal students. They conducted various activities through which they tried to give the message to the teachers that it’s high time that we should sensitize the school members, the students, the parents and the society towards the students with special needs.

The speakers also made us aware about various assistive technologies for inclusive education such as talking book, communication board, screen reader, hearing aid etc. Various hand outs were given to understand the concept of inclusive education in a better manner. They explained what are the different provisions that have been enforced by CBSE for special students like provision of subject selection, examination, appointment of special educator and some general provisions.

The session concluded with an interactive discussion and clarification between the resource persons and the participants. The programme was highly knowledgeable and informative. It changed our perception, leaving us with a promise to empathize with such students and giving them equal rights to enjoy as others do.

Report on Capacity Building Programme for School Libraries

Date : 9 September 2022

A CBSE Capacity Building Programme was conducted on 9 September 2022 from 9:15a.m.-4:30 p.m. for School Librarians. A total of 33 librarians attended the workshop. From our school Ms. Shilpa Sharma attended the session.

The Capacity Building Programme started with the felicitation of the CBSE Resource person, Ms. Neera Kohli.

The learning objective of the programme was to bring the children close to the books and inculcate reading habits among the students as well as organizing the data of school library so it can be utilized by the maximum number of users.

The session began with the introduction of all participants and after that the collection of the library was discussed along with a suggested reading list for different age groups. The budget allocation, library development programme, changing role of library in 21st century was discussed in detail.

Book mark making activity was conducted by the participants and after that many more activities like conducting reading programmes, organizing book fairs, conducting various interactive sessions with the students to understand their need were suggested.

Ms. Neera Kohli then discussed about the essential skills for a librarian like interpersonal skills, analytical skills, communication skills and creative skills. As a part of creative skills, many more activities were suggested to make the students more familiar with the library and its collection like Glad book Sad book, Mystery Bag, Book Talk, Library Scavenger Hunt etc.

Post lunch, the importance of reading was discussed and participants were asked to conduct a group activity ‘Spin a yarn’ in which each group of 4 participants were asked to twist the end of a story. The activity was fun filled and interesting. Subsequently the reading strategies were discussed and the last topic of the session was about the need of Digital Libraries in the present day scenario.

After that, the participants were asked to fill feedback forms and the session concluded with the distribution of participation certificates.

Report on Cyber Security and Ethics Capacity Building Programme

Date :7 - 8 September 2022

Resource Persons : Er. Deepshikha, Principal, St. Columnus School, Vikaspuri and Mr. Naveen Gupta, HOD of ICT Dept, St. Mark’s Sr. Sec School, Delhi

No. of participants : 40

The CBSE-Centre of Excellence, Delhi West organised two days offline Capacity Building Programme on Cyber Security for school teachers on 07 September 2022 and 08 September 2022. The webinar was attended by around 40 teachers.Ms. Monika Kaila and Ms. Pooja from our school attended the workshop.

The resource person Er. Deepshikha, Principal-St. Columbus School, Vikaspuri explained the term Cyber Security that is the practice of protecting computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks.

The resource person explained about the Data which is the money in today’s world is getting leaked. She gave the example of Air India Data Leak wherein 4.5 million customers data was leaked.

The main objective of the resource person was-

To develop the knowledge and skills to use media and internet effectively.
To analyse critically the various media platforms and the messages they propagate.
To identify situations that may be unsafe and demonstrate ways to keep themselves and others safe.

There were many activities through which we could relate how social media and internet is breaching our identity, misusing our personal information, making children mentally and emotionally sick.

She also explained various terms like Malware, Ransomware, Adware, Spyware, Keylogging, how to protect from Keylogging, Green padlock button, safe browsing options and many more.

At the end the resource person gave us insight into many important points-

We should not believe everything shown in advertisements.
It is important to clarify information, False information affects our attitudes and behaviors.
We may end up buying some products or investing in something unnecessarily because of the way they have been portrayed in media.
We may develop wrong notions that perpetuate myths and stereotypes around several issues, such as gender roles etc.
There is a difference between fake and real. Not everything which might appear real or look real is the reality.
As aware citizens, we need to clarify what we see on the internet and media with trusted sources.

On 8th September 2022 the resource person Mr Naveen Gupta explained the cyber crime, cyber ethics and IT Act. The resource person recapitulated the cyber terms such as virus, worms, trojan horse, rootkit, backdoor,spyware,adware,logic bomb,and ransomware.

The resource person explained cyber crime and various terms related to cyber crime like data diddling, unauthorized access of the computers, virus/worms,web jacking, denial of access attacks, email bombing, internet theft crimes and many more. All these terms were explained through an activity

He also explained the Cyber Safety Actions which are required to protect our data

Install OS/Software Updates
Avoid Spyware/ Adware
Run Anti-virus Software
Protect Passwords
Prevent Identity Theft
Turn on Personal Firewalls
Backup Important Files

He also explained the concept of Cyber Ethics that refers to the code of responsible behavior on the internet.

At the end of the insightful session, the resource person gave us insight into IT ACT

Digital signature has been replaced with electronic signature to make it a more technology neutral act.
It elaborates on offenses, penalties, and breaches.
It outlines the Justice Dispensation Systems for cyber-crimes.
It defines in a new section that cyber café is any facility from where the access to the internet is offered by any person in the ordinary course of business to the members of the public.
It provides for the constitution of the Cyber Regulations Advisory Committee.
It is based on The Indian Penal Code, 1860, The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, The Bankers' Books Evidence Act, 1891, The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, etc.
It adds a provision to Section 81, which states that the provisions of the Act shall have overridden effect. The provision states that nothing contained in the Act shall restrict any person from exercising any right conferred under the Copyright Act, 1957. The I.T Act contains 13 chapters and 90 sections.

The programme was quite beneficial and informative.

Report on Capacity Building Programme on Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies

Date : 23 July 2022

Resource Persons : Mrs. Pallavi Sharma, Principal, Mamta Modern School

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted a Capacity Building Programme for teachers on 23rd July 2022 on Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies at Joseph and Mary Public School, Shakti Park. The programme was attended by around 45 teachers. Ms. Prarthana Gupta and Ms. Riddhi Jain from our school attended the programme.

The speaker emphasized on inculcating the values amongst the students through different activities and how this will bring a change in the attitude of the children. She conducted various activities which would help the teachers to find the solutions to the day-to-day problems faced by them during their teaching practice in the classroom.

The speaker also discussed the innovative and conscious effort on the part of CBSE in designing learning outcomes and pedagogies. She also highlighted the importance of teachers training through the Mentorship Programme, to develop the teaching learning cycle and nurture the creativity in the classroom.

The session concluded with an interactive discussion and clarification between the resource person and the participants. The programme was highly enriching and informative.

Report on Training session on Happiness, Deshbhakti and Enterpreneurship Mindset Curricula.

Date : 02 April 2022

Venue : Mount Abu Public School, Sector-5, Rohini

Organised by : Action Committee (unaided Recognised Private Schools)

Chief Guest :
Shri Himanshu Gupta, IAS, Director of Education, Delhi Government.

Guests :
Shri Shailendra Sharma, Principal Adviser to Director of Education
Shri Yogesh Pratap, Consultant to Director of Education
Shri Vikas Kalia, Regional Director, Director of Education
Mrs Savita Drall, DDE, North West (B) Delhi

Resource Persons :
Dr Nirupama Abhyankar. Deputy Director Education, GNCTD
Shri Anil Kumar Teotia, Principal DIET Dilshad Garden, Chairperson
Happiness Curriculum
Shri Amit Sharma,
Ms Ranjani

Participants : Approx. 300 participants from around 100 Schools

The Chief Guest briefly explained the importance of happiness, deshbhakti and entrepreneurship curricula for the personal, professional and organisational need of the hour in young minds. This curricula aims to train student’s minds to achieve happiness, deshbhakti and entrepreneurship skills. This curricula had been introduced in Delhi Government Schools in the year 2019 and will be implemented in public schools subsequently.

The resource persons explained about all the three curricula and how to introduce and implement them in the classrooms.

(a) The motto of Entrepreneurship Curriculum is to change the mindset and skills of the individual student as per the available opportunity and is not related to any particular subject. This curricula is meant for students of Classes IX to XII and has no prescribed syllabus or text books. It has a Teacher’s Manual containing all guidelines on how to conduct everyday classes, weekly and monthly activities. One period has to be allotted per week for the same.

(b) The motto of Happiness curriculum is to take care of emotional and social well being of students. It aims to give sustainable happiness and instil self-awareness in the students. It also aims to reduce anxiety, depression and intolerance among students. It is designed for students of Classes KG to VIII and has age appropriate and mindfulness activities prescribed in the Teacher’s handbook. There are no formal assessments. One period is prescribed every day.

(c) The motto of Deshbhakti curriculum is to instil a sense of duty, responsibility towards country, live with the world in harmony and respect and a feeling of patriotism in the students. It tries to build understanding of the problems of country and find solutions. It has no prescribed syllabus and has no formal assessments. It is for students of Classes KG to VIII (one period daily) and Classes IX to XII (two periods per week). The training session was very informative.

The following teachers from the school attended the training session:

Ms Priya L
Ms Punita Mishra
Ms Rakhi Srivastava
Ms Usha Ross

Report on Competency Based Education– Modules 5-6 through DIKSHA App

Date : 13-29 December 2021

Platform: DIKSHA

With the aim of upgradation of teachers, National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT), MHRD has introduced DIKSHA (Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing), National platform for school education. DIKSHA is based on the core principles of open architecture, open access, open licensing diversity, choice and autonomy as outlined in the Strategy and Approach Paper for the National Teacher Platform.

This course is relevant for Primary level teachers and comprises of the following modules

Module 5: Understanding ‘Vidyapravesh and Balvatika

The course is designed to introduce the purpose and transaction process of Vidya Pravesh (school preparation .module for initial three months of Grade-I) and Balvatika programme ( one year programme before Grade-I), which are meant to prepare children with cognitive and linguistic competencies that are pre- requisite for learning to read ,write and develop number sense through a play –based approach.

Module 6: Foundational Language and Literacy

The course on language and literacy will apprise learners about the aspects of the central question- how children learn to read and write and develop their language skills in social and academic contexts. This online course was pursued and successfully completed by all Primary Teachers from our school. The list of their names is as follows

Ms. Madhur	Ms. Chinky Khurana	Ms. Neetu p.	Ms. Shivani
Ms. Vinita	Ms. Salony	Ms. Y.S. Neetu	Ms. Shilpy Tyagi
Ms. Navneet Kaur	Ms. Preeti Walia	Ms. Preeti Walia

Health and Well Being Course on DIKSHA App

Platform: DIKSHA

Growing up healthy is a conscious efforts towards making physical, social, emotional and spiritual well being a priority among individuals especially belonging to the age group of adolescence which is a phase of tremendous energetic, possibilities and potential.

The course focuses on physical fitness and personality development, importance of food, health and preventive measures from diseases. It covers growth and development and its importance for the adolescence period and how to deal with different issues of this age.

The National Education Policy 2020 talks about equity and inclusiveness. Health is for all, it does not encompass any section or any individual. It has a spread effect.

Moreover, it also emphasized and made us aware about the future prospects in modern sports including international level competition as a career.

Therefore, the course teaches us to THINK HEALTHY, BE HEALTHY WORK IN A SPIRIT OF TOGETHERNESS AND LOVE because our purpose is united i.e to achieve the sustainable goal of equity and equality.

This online course on Health and Well Being was successfully completed by all the staff members of our school.

Health and Well Being Course on DIKSHA App

Platform: DIKSHA

The National Education Policy 2020 talks about equity and inclusiveness. Health is for all, it does not encompass any section or any individual. It has a spread effect.

Moreover, it also emphasized and made us aware about the future prospects in modern sports including international level competition as a career.

Therefore, the course teaches us to THINK HEALTHY, BE HEALTHY WORK IN A SPIRIT OF TOGETHERNESS AND LOVE because our purpose is united i.e to achieve the sustainable goal of equity and equality.

This online course on Health and Well Being was successfully completed by all the staff members of our school.

Report on Webinar on Multi- Level, Activity based learning at the Fundamental stages

Date: 28 May 2021

A webinar was organised by Orient Black Swan. Webinar was initiated by Ms. Sudha Satish and the Speaker was Ms. Eleanor Watts

The webinar was structured around the Early Childhood Care and Education Framework goals. It focussed on starting to build a sense of self-identity through personal clouds, practising logical thinking through problem-solving games, developing curiosity through a simple science experiment, discussing how to build a relationship with nature in the immediate environment, supporting behavioural and emotional development through role-play and showing respect for diversity by differentiating between multiple intelligences. The webinar was very insightful and enabled the participants to use simple activities to make classes more joyful and child centered where children will learn through activities and have better learning outcomes.

You Tube Link:
https://youtube.com/c/OrientBlackSwanIndia

The workshop was attended by the following staff members.

Ms. Navneet Kaur
Ms. Preeti Walia
Ms. Vinita
Ms. Shivani Soni
Ms. Madhur

CBSE Webinar on Health and Wellness Series: Building Hope and Resilience

Date: 20 May 2021

No. of participants: All the Principals and teachers of CBSE schools in India and abroad

On 20 May 2021 CBSE conducted the second webinar on Building Hope and Resilience under Health and Wellness series for students, teachers and parents aimed at providing psycho social support during the pandemic.

Facilitator: Mrs Rama Sharma

Facilitator: Mr Manoj Ahuja IAS (Chairman CBSE)

Moderator: Dr Jitendra Nagpal

Teacher panelists:
Mrs Aditi Mishra: Director Principal DPS Gurgaon
Dr. Ameeta Mulla Wattal, Principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road
Mrs Sunitha S. Rao, Principal, DPS

Student Panelists:
Urja Maheshwari
Abhiram Aggarwal

In this webinar, the school fraternity and the CBSE came together for open communication where parents and teachers can be in touch with each other and discuss about their problems with teachers or with counsellors. The Resource persons mentioned the role the peer counsellors play in allowing kids to share easily. We need to be more sympathetic, kind and empathetic towards everyone and give them space to discuss their experiences. In education, holistic development of a child is the main focus. The role of school is vital in bringing hope and resilience in the life of children and their families by keeping hope alive.

This webinar provided more ways and ideas to give psycho- social support to everyone during this pandemic so that we can have a better life ahead.

The following staff members attended the webinar :

Ms.Nalini Andrew (Principal)
Ms.Usha Ross
Ms.Punita Mishra
Ms.Priya.L
Ms.Preeti Walia
Ms. Navneet Kaur

Report on Covid-19 Responsive Behaviours Course on DIKSHA App

Platform: DIKSHA

School reopening requires focus on hygiene, sanitation and other infection prevention norms to avoid resurgence of COVID-19. Role of the teacher is critical. These modules are about actions the teachers and school managements can take. This course also enhances the knowledge and skills for maintaining, implementing, and monitoring Handwash in schools. It is important to enforce safety regulations and motivate members of teachers, sanitary staff & students to do so and enable the staff for benchmarking of WASH for continuous improvement. The self paced course is available on the Diksha platform.

Module 1 and 2 : COVID-19 Responsive Behaviours

This course includes

Basic information on COVID-19
Safe school Protocols
Retrofitting designs in view of COVID-19 (hand washing stations, toilet/urinals & drinking water points)
Prevention measures (Physical distancing, Hand hygiene, Mask Management, Temperature checks, Respiratory hygiene)

This course presents to enhance capacity of teachers for implementation of WASH practice during COVID-19. This course also recommends some activities for school reopening like:

1.Resource Requirement: Temperature screening instrument, soaps, hand sanitizer, reusable cloth face masks, disinfectant for toilets, floors, walls, tables, desks and PPE set for sanitary staff.

2.Preparatory Activities: Thoroughly sanitize 3-4 times before reopening, Instruct students, teachers, staff, visitors to stay home if unwell, Train watchmen, ANM on screening of COVID on various parameters.

3.Physical infrastructure : Ensure soap and adequate water at all hand washing points, encourage water conservation and management, ensure all rooms are well lit, ventilated. The course was informative.

This online course on COVID-19 Responsive Behaviors was successfully completed by 20 teachers from our school. The list of their names is as follows:

Ms. Punita Mishra (Incharge)	Ms. Pushpa Albert	Ms. Salony
Ms. Usha Ross (Incharge)	Ms. Nidhi Arora	Ms. Cheena Arora
Ms. Priya L. (Incharge)	Ms. Anita Arora	Ms. Era Bhalla
Ms. Preeti Walia	Ms. Vinita	Ms. Nidhi Vadehra Ms
Ms. Rachna Khandelwal	Ms. Deepika Aggarwal	-
Ms. Sapna Gupta	Ms. Shilpy Tyagi	-
Ms. Shalini Baluja	Ms. Monika Kaila	-
Ms. Amita Singh	Ms. Rakhi Srivastava	-

Report on Art Integrated Learning Course on DIKSHA App

Platform: DIKSHA

Art Integrated Learning (AIL) is a teaching – learning model based on learning ‘ through the arts’. This course focuses on enabling the learner to learn and practice AIL in teaching – learning of his/ her subjects. It also implies adopting an art integrated curriculum where art becomes the basis of classroom learning.

As the focus is always holistic development of a child- means domains of cognitive, psychomotor and affective work together for the child. This is the main objective of Art integration with the curriculum wherein, multidisciplinary approach can be developed, thereby, resulting in joyful and experiential learning.

To support the concept, varied examples of different activities are given in the module. This helped us in understanding, how different subjects can be placed in relation to each other. Many more such activities can be formulated by integrating art across classes and subjects for the benefits of the students. This will surely help in clarifying difficult and abstract concepts with ease and will foster a sense of appreciation and expression through different forms of art.

AIL involves working on all the three domains of holistic development simultaneously, which fulfills the pedagogical need of competency – based learning and the outcomes. It is a cross – curricular pedagogical approach, where the learners are proactively engaged in the creative inquiry process.

This online course on Health and Well Being was successfully completed by all the staff members of our school.

Report on Webinar on Planning to Assess the Learning

Date of Webinar : 26.10.2021

Resource Persons: Ms. Deepti Sawhney

Assessment is a continuous process of understanding every student’s growth, development and progress with respect to their individualized learning goals; to assess the individual strengths and challenges; to analyse and evaluate the effectiveness of learning methods and learning environment. Keeping in mind, the objective mentioned above, this webinar was being by CBSE. The following teachers of our School attended the Webinar.

Assessment is a continuous process of understanding every student’s growth, development and progress with respect to their individualized learning goals; to assess the individual strengths and challenges; to analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of learning methods and learning environment. It should always be viewed as an integral part of the learning process and should involve both the facilitator and the learners. Opportunities should be provided to learners to reflect on their learning and also provide constructive feedback to peers.

Keeping in mind, the objectives mentioned above, a series of webinars were organized by CBSE. The second webinar in this series was on Planning to Assess the Learning. The theme of the session was guidelines for creating rubrics to achieve the target of authentic assessment.

The session commenced with the outlining of the objectives of the session, followed by the difference between Traditional and Progressive learning and how Progressive Learning leads to Authentic Assessment. Authentic assessments should be done often, should be broken down in parts and should cater to student’s interest. Examples of how various subjects can be taken up through different activities and assessed were also dealt with.

The following teachers attended the Webinar:

Ms. Nidhi Vadehra
Ms. Shalini Baluja
Ms. Nidhi Arora
Ms. Rachna Garg
Ms. Vinita
Ms. Ashima Jindal
Ms. Cheena Arora
Ms. Jagpreet kaur
Ms. Madhur Arora
Ms. Deepika Aggarwal
Ms. Sapna Gupta
Ms. Simran Sethi
Ms. Sumana Lahiri
Anita Arora

The webinar was interesting and informative.

Report of Webinar on Term-I Examinations by CBSE

Date: 13.11.2021

Topic: “Revealing Term-I Examinations (2021-22) and Empowering Functionaries”

Resource Person: Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj (Controller of Examination, CBSE)

No. of participants: 35

An online Webinar was organized by Central Board of Secondary Education on 13 November 2021 which was conducted by the Controller of Examinations, Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj. This was a live webinar on the Youtube platform of CBSE. The webinar was attended by our Respected Principal Ma’am, Ms. Nalini Andrew and about 35 teachers from our school. The list of names of the teacher participants who attended the webinar is mentioned at the end.

The CBSE Chairperson, Mr. Manoj Ahuja commenced with the session with an opening speech highlighting some issues related to the forthcoming Board Examinations such as -

Covid protocol to be followed by the schools that are centres for the forthcoming Board Examination
If some special requirements are there for the conduct of Board Examination, schools have to take care and acquire the same.
The schools need to have adequate infrastructure for printing the question papers and this task should be done in a secure manner. The guidelines related with the downloading and printing of the question papers should be strictly followed and the sanctity of the question paper should be maintained.
As the students will be facing new type of questions, they need to be given practice for attempting the paper.
As the evaluation is also to be done in the schools, it should be done efficiently.
There is enormous responsibility with the schools, Centre Superintendent and Observer for the fair conduct of examination and evaluation of answer sheets.
Evaluation should be done appropriately in the interest of the students.
CBSE and schools have to collectively work to conduct the examination in a fair manner.

Subsequently, the session was taken over by the Controller of Examinations, Dr. Sanyam Bhardwaj. He emphasized that CBSE had organized the webinar on preparations for conduct of examinations and evaluation to make all functionaries understand the format of examination and their duties and responsibilities.

The roles and responsibilities of all functionaries were explained through a PowerPoint presentation including the following points-

QUESTION PAPER

Maximum number of Examination Centres will be provided with Encrypted Question papers.
Centres will first print English version of Question paper, thereafter, as per the need , Hindi version can be printed.
Centres are required to print question papers only on one side to reduce printing time.
First mock test for receiving question paper will be done on 15.11.2021 for the schools who will hold exams for first five days.
Time for mock test will be communicated by the concerned Regional Officer .
Schools need to have a separate room for Question Papers.
Presence of Observer is MUST during receiving and printing of Question Papers.
Printing room to be exclusive in terms of Entry /Exit as it contains confidential documents.
Printing room will be opened / closed in the presence of CS and Observer.
Provision of CCTV in printing room.
Printing room should have sealed windows. Doors of printing room should have provision of lock both from inside and outside.
Live telecast of the printing room CCTV should not be visible anywhere.

CHANGES FROM SQPs TO QUESTION PAPERS

Wherever SQPs were having more than 60 questions, these have been reduced to 60 only in the Question Paper, such as in French, German, Hindi etc.

FILLING OF OMR SHEET

In the first part of OMR sheet, only Question Paper Code is to be filled (present on right hand upper side , below the bar code)
Other details will be already filled.
Second part of OMR sheet will be having 4 boxes / columns for replying 15 questions each.
In each box, 1st box is of Question number; 4 circles are for response; next box is for writing response; next circle is to be filled if question not attempted; space given at the end is for writing statement and signature by the candidate.
Third part of OMR sheet ID is for Official use. In the first box, total correct answer number should be mentioned by Evaluator. The second box is for the Coordinator if OMR is checked by him/her. Thereafter there is space for signature of Invigilator, Evaluator, Coordinator and Observer.
Identification Number is the number as generated in OASIS by the CBSE.

Apart from the above mentioned important points, the following topics were also explained in detail-

Responsibilities of City Coordinator, Centre Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent
Scale of Appointment of Evaluators whereby it is decided that time for evaluation will be from 1:45 pm to 4:00 pm

Schedule of printing question Paper

Name of Activity	:	Timing
Checking of equipment in the room, Internet connectivity, A4 sheet and relevant stationary . All arrangements to be done in advance	:	8:00 am – 8:15 am
Prepare room wise sealed packets for distribution of OMR sheets	:	8:15 am- 8:45 am
Prepare room wise sealed packets for distribution of OMR sheets	:	8:50 am- 8:55 am
Printing and Preparation of question paper set for distribution	:	9:00 am- 9:45 am
Open the sealed packets (for traditional method Question Paper – 2)	:	9:00 am- 9:45 am
Open the sealed packet for distribution of OMR sheets to the candidates	:	9:45 am- 9:55 am
Room wise sealed packet of question paper and OMRs be sent to rooms for distribution	:	10:00 am- 10:10 am

Dispatch of OMR sheets
- Postal services to be used
- Inform post office in advance
- Receipt to be uploaded on the link
- OMR to be dispatched on the same day of exam
Seating Plan
- Only 12 candidates in a room
- All candidates to face in same direction
- Seats used previous day will not be used next day
Packing of OMR
- OMR s will be packed between 2 pulp board in a polythene bag
- Cloth parcel to be made and sealed
- Blue cloth for X class  Pink cloth for XII class
- Use again water proof jacket to pack the cloth parcel
Rates and Payment
- All rates are normative
- Rates have been fixed for all new work
- Few rates are increased
- Payment after exam through IPS
Please ensure
- Near relation appearing in exam should not be involved in exam work
- If need be, work of other class in which relation is not appearing may be given in case of dire need

Schedule of marks uploading

Name of Activity	:	Timing
Marks uploading	:	4 :00 – 4:30 pm
Sealing and dispatch of OMR	:	4:30 – 5:00 pm
Uploading picture of postal receipt on the link	:	5:00 pm

OMR s will be downloaded from link in 3 lots whose schedule will be sent RO’s through Whatsapp. This facility will be available from 15 November 2021, Additional uploading facility will also be available.(Record to be maintained)
Separate A4 size page with Facsimile of CS having each sheet numbered and Assistant Superintendent’s signature.( Record to be maintained)

Time at Centre:

Name of Activity	:	Timing
Entry inside exam centre	:	9:45 – 10:45 am
Start of entry towards exam room	:	10:30- 10:45 am
Last entry in exam centre	:	10:45 am
Checking of admit cards by AS Announcement that candidates have occupied correct seats, Written correct question paper code, Not in position of banned items	:	10:45- 11:00 am
Opening of packets of Question paper and distribution	:	11:00 – 11:10 am
Reading Time	:	11:10 – 11:30 am (Students are not allowed to mark)

The e-mail id for answering queries : [email protected]

The session was very informative and fruitful

List of Teacher Participants:

Ms. Priya L
Ms. Punita Mishra
Ms. Usha Ross
Ms. Sapna Gupta
Ms. Anita Arora
Ms. Aashima
Ms. Vinita
Ms. Cheena Arora
Ms. Chinky Khurana
Ms. Deepika Aggarwal
Ms. Deepti Jain
Ms. Era Bhalla
Ms. Rakhi Srivastava
Ms. Monika Kaila
Ms. Navneet Kaur
Ms. Nidhi Vadehra
Ms. Nidhi Arora
Ms. Pooja Ahuja
Ms. Preeti Walia
Ms. Pushpa Albert
Ms. Rachna Garg
Ms. Salony Arya
Ms. Shalini Baluja
Ms. Shilpy Tyagi
Ms. Shivani Soni
Ms. Shweta Srivastava
Ms. Priyanka
Ms. Y.S.Neetu
Ms. Jagpreet
Ms. Simran
Ms. Madhur
Ms. Rachna Khandelwal
Mr. Mukesh
Ms. Sonia Sood
Ms. Rekha Arora
Ms. Meenu
Ms. Javanjyot

Report on Webinar on Assessment Strategies

Date: 29 October 2021

Resource Persons: Ms. Deepti Sawhney

Ms Madhur Arora
Ms Era Bhalla
Ms Rachna Khandelwal
Ms Rachna Garg
Ms Cheena Arora
Ms Ashima Jindal
Ms Vinita
Ms Jagpreet Kaur
Ms Shalini Baluja
Ms Priyanka Sharma

The theme of the session was to define assessment by elaborating on the topics - learning goals and learning objectives and the distinction between them. This was followed by discussion on strategies for involvement of students in defining learning objectives.

Traditional Versus Progressive Learning
Authentic Assessment
Types of thinking
Benefits of Progressive Pedagogy.
Brainstorming

Each Part was briefed in the form of short videos followed by summary, glossary and practice questions for teachers. The importance of portfolios, different strategies for students to reflect on their learning, motivating students to reflect on their learning was well understood.

At the end, all sorts of clarifications were entertained by the Resource person. Over all the e- workshop was interesting, introspecting and enthralling.

Report on Webinar on Integration of Arts and Culture in teaching learning practices conducted in collaboration with Google

Resource person: Mr. Vasudevan Natarajan along with other panelists from Google and CBSE

Date- 27 October 2021

CBSE organized a webinar in collaboration with Google on 27.10.2021 to promote the pedagogical approach on integration of arts & culture in teaching learning practices. Google Arts & Culture is an immersive way to explore arts and history. It puts the collection of more than 2,500 museums from across the world at your fingertips. Google Arts & Culture has made a wide range of cultural stories and experiences available to everyone, in collaboration with cultural organizations around the world.

The webinar was attended by around 18000 participants through YouTube platform. Google has developed a tool- google arts and culture and the objective of the webinar was to make teachers aware about this tool and the various means by which they can integrate art and culture in their classroom teaching especially through online medium via google arts and culture.

Session was started by Mr. Sanjeev Srivastava who introduced all the panelists which include-Biswajit Saha (director of skill and training education, CBSE), Ms. Bani Dhawan (Head India and South Asia Google for education), Mr. Simon Rein (Senior program manager of Google Arts and Culture) who gave their valuable insights about the program and later on the resource person Mr. Vasudevan Natarajan continued the session.

The resource person Introduced the tool- Google arts and culture and explained all the features of this tool and how these features can be utilized by the school teachers in their classroom teaching which will enhance the quality of teaching and can help them fetch more attention and inputs from students. In addition, this will facilitate experiential learning among students.

The following teachers from our school attended this webinar:

Aashima Jindal	Sapna Gupta	Monika Kaila	Shalini Baluja
Rachna Garg	Era Bhalla	Anita Arora	Deepika Aggarwal
Nidhi Arora	Cheena Arora	Priyanka Sharma
Nidhi Vadehra	Sumana	Jagpreet Kaur

The webinar was very interesting and informative. This will help in enhancing the teacher-learning experience.

Report on Webinar on Reflection as an Assessment Tool

Date	:	1st November 2021
Resource Person	:	Ms Deepti Sawhney (CEO, Founder Mahattattva)

CBSE organized four webinars on Holistic Assessment. This was the fourth and the last Webinar of the series. A number of teachers from our school attended the Webinar, the list is attached herewith.

List of Participants:

Ms.Rachna Khadelwal
Ms Shalini Baluja
Ms Rachna Garg Jain
Ms Ashima Jindal
Ms Shweta Srivastava
Ms Madhur Arora
Ms Nidhi Vadehra

The Resource Person discussed at length about Reflection as an Assessment Tool and the specific use of Portfolios in this regard.
The Resource Person explained about how portfolios/e-portfolios can be constructively used as a tool for self-reflection.

Students-led Conferences can be very significant for the learners to reflect on their own learning and redefine their learning goals by setting targets. Basically students themselves should find the areas of improvement. This can be facilitated by proper planning and defining clearly the learning goals.

Students would be encouraged to analyse the samples of work and state where they stand. Teachers need to encourage selfevaluation and setting goals by students themselves. Peer Assessment can also be used in this regard. The Resource person emphasized on regular feedbacks rather than pointing all areas of improvement at a time that too by self-reflection of the students The Webinar elaborated on the importance and ways of metacognition.
It was a much needed and informative Webinar which met the need of the hour.

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Report on Webinar on Competency Based Question Development in Social Science

Date	:	7th October 2021
Resource Person	:	Ms Ramandeep Kaur, Ms Vinita Rikhi, Ms Priyanka Vasudevan

As emphasized in the NEP 2020, Competency Based Questions have become part of the Sample Papers for the Term 1 of Academic Session 2021-22. These questions include Multiple Choice Questions (both simple and complex), Assertion -Reasoning Questions and Case Based questions. In order to disseminate knowledge about preparing good questions as per typology given above, CBSE conducted a Webinar series for various subjects including Social Science. The Social Science Department of our School attended the Webinar, who were namely

Ms Nidhi Arora
Ms Shweta Srivastava
Ms Rachna Garg Jain
Ms Rachna Khandelwal

The Resource Persons discussed each and every step of creating a question paper based on the given guidelines. The Question Paper Term1 for Social Science would be for 40 Marks with all MCQ based questions. It will have four Sections.
Section A will be simple MCQ questions where 24 questions will be there out of which 20 are to be attempted.
Similarly in Section B students would be attempting 18 out of the given 22 MCQ questions. Section B though would be having more complex questions as compared to Section A. This will be as per the Bloom’s Taxonomy.
Section C will have two cases and there would be 12 MCQs based on those two cases, 6 questions for each Case, out of which 10 are to be attempted. Section D will be Map based where 2 MCQ questions will be there and both are compulsory.
In all students are to attempt 50 questions.
Question Paper will have proper distribution of Knowledge, understanding and application-based questions.
It was a much needed and informative Webinar which met the need of the hour.

Report on Online session on Decoding the AI Eupheus Learning

Date	:	17 July 2021
Organized by:	:	Eupheus Learning
Resource Person	:	Ms. Gurpreet Kaur

Eupheus Learning conducted a series of online webinars for school teachers and academicians on 17 July 2021. Ms. Monika Kaila, Computer Teacher, from the school attended the training session.

The resource person first explained the following topics –

Basics of AI
AI made easy with Computational thinking and vice versa
Everyday AI Tools.
Difference between Traditional Programming Vs Machine Learning
Comparison of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Can AI replace human jobs? Why and Why not?
What is easy for a computer and what is easy for humans?
Personalized learning with AI

The resource person then explained the use of AI in Education by emphasising on the following points-

AI will predict future student performance
Provide unique tailored feedback
Personalize the learning experience
Adapt teaching and learning styles
Emergence of voice assistant like – Alexa, Siri etc.
Smart building Management system
Computational Thinking to Artificial Intelligence

She also explained new AI tools with Office 365 and Google-

Google images
Google assistant
Explore
Google Translator
Google Reverse Image Search
Various Assessment tools like – Vocabulary Builder, Deep Grade, Genius Corner

The session was very interesting and informative.

Report on Capacity Building Programme on Class X AI Curriculum

Date	:	25.June.2021-28.June.2021
No. of participants: 250	:	CBSE
Resource Person:	:	: Mr. Shivam, Intel AI Youth Coach Mr. Karan, Intel AI Youth Coach

In a series of online webinars, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted a webinar for school teachers from 25 May 2021 to 28 May 2021. The webinar was attended by around 250 teachers. Ms. Pooja Ahuja and Ms. Monika Kaila attended the workshop from our school.

Day 1
The resource person Mr. Shivam Aggarwal, Intel AI Youth Coach explained the following concepts:

What is Intelligence?
What is Artificial Intelligence
Applications of AI around us
What is not AI?
Domains of AI – Natural Language Processing, Data Science and Computer Vision
Types of Data used in Data Science and Applications of AI in Data Science.
AI Ethics, AI Bias and AI Access
Introduction to –
- Jupyter Notebook
- Virtual Environments
- Introduction to Python Packages
- Use of Panda, Numpy, Matplotlib, OpenCV

Day 2
The resource person explained the next unit of AI Curriculum on the next day. He explained

AI Project Cycle was explained in detail.
4Ws Problem Canvas
Data Collection
Data Acquisition
Data Modelling
Evaluation
Learning Based Approach
- Supervised learning – Classification and Regression
- Unsupervised Learning - Clustering
- Reinforcement learning
Introduction to Neural Networks
Introduction to Data Science and its Applications
Activity on Personality Prediction was also played

Day 3

Explanation of various Python programs using Numpy, Pandas and Matplotlib. Various graphs like Scatter chart, Histogram, Line and Bar charts were explained in detail.
Explanation of the concept of Computer Vision, its tasks, How Computer Vision stores and Display images and image features, Resolution, Pixels, Colour Images were explained in detail.
Convolutional Layer, Recified Linear Unit, Pooling layer, Fully Connected Layer were explained in detail.

Day 4

Concept of OpenCV was demonstrated and explained in detail.
- Method of working with the images was shown- resizing, cropping, changing image size and colour were explained with demonstration.
Concept of Natural Language Processing (NLP) was explained in detail.
- Introduction
- Applications of NLP
- Chatbots Activity
- Human Language vs Computer language
- Revisiting of AI project Cycle with example
- Data processing and the working of TFIDF was explained and demonstrated in detail.
Concept of Evaluation was also explained and demonstrated with Modern Evaluation Terminologies.

The workshop concluded with an interactive session between the mentor and the participants. Many queries were answered by the resource person. Overall it was a very informative and useful workshop. All the concepts of the curriculum were explained in detail.

Report on Story Telling in Class

Date	:	22.June.2021
No. of participants	:	715 approx
Resource Person	:	Ms.Priyanka Bhatkoti (Principal Maxfort School, Dwarka)

A webinar on Story Telling in Class was conducted online by CBSE on 22.5.2021. The webinar was attended by around 715 teachers from different schools. Ms. Preeti Walia from our school attended the workshop
The objective of the workshop is to understand the skills of telling Story in the class. The resource Person stated the session with a small prayer. The resource Person then explained' what is Story ? And How to tell story in a class interestingly? '
Learning objectives were explained during the session which were as follows-

Story telling a traditional art form
Improves reading skills
Right way to narrate the story
Tricks and tips for Story narration
students involvement

All the topics were explained well. During the session one very small Story on King Akbar was also narrated by the resource person .The session concluded with an interactive session and clarification between the resource person and the participants. Overall this session helps the teachers for creative thinking. The session was indeed valuable and distinct.

Report on Story Telling in Classroom

Date	:	8 June 2021
Resource Person:	:	Mr. Anurag Gupta (Motivational speaker)

A webinar on Storytelling in Class was conducted online by CBSE on 08.06.2021. The webinar was attended by around 200 teachers from different schools.

Ms. Punita Mishra and Ms. Pushpa Albert from our school attended the workshop. The objective of the workshop was to understand the importance of storytelling. The resource person started the session by sharing a personal experience with traditional stories. The resource person then explained 'what is storytelling and why storytelling is important.’

Following points were discussed –

Why stories are important
How storytelling helps to develop a connection
How to make stories exciting and fun
What does the plot of a good story include
Steps to create good storytelling
How to tell a story

All the topics were explained well. During the session two videos were shown where stories were narrated by the resource person.The session concluded with an interactive session and clarification between the resource person and the participants. Overall, this session helped the teachers to learn about stories and storytelling in detail. The session was indeed valuable and distinct.

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Report on 'Health Promoting Schools’

Date	:	24 May 2021
No. Participants	:	450 approx.
Resource Person	:	Ms.Jyoti Arora (Principal Mount Abu School, Rohini)

A webinar on Health Promoting Schools was conducted online by CBSE on 24.5.2021.The webinar was attended by around 450 teachers. Ms.Punita Mishra, Ms. Cheena Arora and Ms. Preeti Walia from our school attended the workshop. The objective of the workshop is to mainly focus on the health education of students. The resource person started the session with a small prayer. In the beginning of the session, the resource person explained about the physical, mental, social and intellectual well-being of students. She explained 'what is health? ‘Learning objectives were explained during the session which were as follows.

What Health Promoting Schools
Health Promoting school policy
Physical and Nutritional health
Weekly wholesome meal
Emotional and mental health
Awareness among students
Intellectual health
Spiritual and Social health

All the topics were explained well. The webinar mainly focused on values of health among students. The session concluded with an interactive session and clarification between the resource person and the participants. The session was informative and gave opportunity to understand health better. Overall the webinar was interesting, introspective and enthralling.

Report on Digital Learning and Management

Date	:	24 May 2021
Organized by:	:	CBSE
Resource Person:	:	: Ms Gurpreet Kaur, Google Innovative Educator, Adobe Creative Ambassador, Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, Public Speaker, Edu Evangelist

CBSE conducted a series of online webinars for school teachers on 24 May 2021. Ms. Monika Kaila, Computer teacher, from the school attended the training session.

The resource person explained that Digital Literacy is the ability to use the information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicating information, requiring both cognitive and technical skills.

She also explained the Digital learning and Management Secrets like

Wise Tech
Tech enabled educators
Data Affluent educator
Variety of Assessment

Then she gave insight into the various Building Block of Digital Learning and Management i.e

Personalised Learning
Student Centric
Blended learning
Flipped learning
Gamification
Differentiated learning etc

She also clarified various myths about technologies. The resource person also told many tools which can be used for preparing digital content like Padlet, Kahoot, Quizzes, Hot Potatoes, NearPod, Mentimeter, FlipGrid, H5P etc. She also explained various modes of classroom teaching apps like Google Classroom, Teams, Geogebra, Annotations, Whiteboard etc.

At the end, the Resource person concluded the session by saying that Online Collaboration is necessary and Digital Literacy is the most important skill for the information age.

The workshop concluded with an interactive session between the mentor and the participants.

Overall it was an informative workshop.

Report on AI for India 1.0
A One-Day Online workshop on Python Programming skills by AICTE
and GUVI

Date	:	24 April 2021
Organized by:	:	AICTE and GUVI, an IIT-Madras Incubated Company

In a series of online webinars, CBSE conducted an online workshop for school teachers on 24 April 2021. Ms. Pooja Ahuja and Ms. Monika Kaila, Computer teachers from the school attended the training session.

AICTE and GUVI, an IIT-Madras Incubated Company (NEAT shortlisted product) collaborated to launch India’s Biggest Coding Revolution - #AIforIndia 1.0 with the aim to break the GUINNESS WORLD RECORD by upskilling 10 Lakh participants with Python Programming skills in a One-Day Online workshop. This program was aligned with the broader vision to ‘make India lead among the Top 3 countries in Artificial Intelligence.’

By participating in this event, we learnt to make Face Recognition App using Python.

Report on Awareness Programme on introducing Handicrafts as a Skill Module in Middle School (from class VI onwards)

Date:	:	12 March 2021
Resource Person :	:	Biswajit Saha (Director, Skill Education Training Council, CBSE) RP Singh (Joint Secretary Skill Education Training Council) Krishan Kumar (CEO, Handicrafts and carpet sector
No. of participants:	:	50

An Online Awareness Pragramme was organised by CBSE on introducing Handicrafts as a Skill Module in Middle School. Around 50 teachers participated in it. Ms Rachna Khandelwal, Ms Shilpa Sharma and Ms Sonia Sood attended the Programme from our school.

With the aim of integrating Arts & Culture with Education, CBSE offers ‘Handicrafts’ as a Skill Module at middle school, from classes VI onwards as discussed in this awareness programme. This course is also aligned with NSQF and NEP-2020. To sensitize the teachers and School leaders, CBSE organized this Awareness Programme in association with the Handicrafts and Carpet Sector Skill Council.

The Programme focused on India’s rich cultural tradition which embodies our heritage of creativity, aesthetics and craftsmanship. The Handicraft sector is the second largest sector of employment after agriculture. 60-65% of the products manufactured by India’s handicrafts sector and 90% by the carpet sector are exported.

Various sub sectors which are coming under this were also detailed upon,for example, Ceramics, Glassware, Fashion Jewelry, Paper Mache, woodware etc. Considering the blooming global economy and India’s rich heritage of Handicrafts, it both can suit each other in a very promising way. The Programme was very knowledgeable and enlightened us with the journey so far and the future prospects of Handicrafts in India.

Report on
Course 16: Pre-Vocational Education,
Course 17: COVID-19 -19 Scenario: Addressing Challenges in School Education
Course18: Understanding Rights, Child Sexual Abuse and The POCSO Act-2012:

Date:	:	01-15 January 2021
Platform:	:	DIKSHA

With the aim of up gradation of teachers, National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT), MHRD has introduced DIKSHA (Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing), a National platform for school education. DIKSHA is developed, based on the core principles of open architecture, open access, open licensing diversity, choice and autonomy as outlined in the Strategy and Approach Paper for the National Teacher Platform.

This course is relevant for Elementary Level Teachers and comprises of the following modules:

Course 16: Pre-Vocational Education

This course described the purpose of work experience, explained the concept and benefits of pre – vocational education programme. I t also emphasized on how to develop lesson plans for conducting pre – vocational educational activities and described the vocationalisation of school education under Samagra Shiksha.

Course17: Covid-19 Scenario- Addresing Challenges in School Education

This course described the nature of COVID – 19 and challenges posed by it on the functioning of school. It also emphasized on following safety measures to ensure health and well being of students and other school functionaries. It also focused on adopting various activities to promote learning in schools and on using learner- friendly assessment methodologies. It also laid emphasis on developing student – friendly classroom practices to enhance mental wellbeing of the students.

Course 18: Understanding Rights, Child Sexual Abuse and the POCSO Act-2012

This module listed out the difference between Rights, Needs, and Wants. It explained Child Rights and listed out different types of child rights. It defined Child Sexual Abuse and indicators to identify the victim of CSA. It enlisted the salient features of POCSO Act 2012, different sexual offences. Difference between contact and non - contact abuse was also illustrated in the course. It also described the Mandatory Reporting and concerned stakeholders for reporting of cases under POCSO Act 2012. It even emphasized on describing their roles in prevention and response towards Child Sexual Abuse.

This course These online courses Course 16: Pre-Vocational Education, Course 17: COVID19 Scenario: Addressing Challenges in School Education and Course18: Understanding Rights, Child Sexual Abuse and The POCSO Act-2012: were pursued and successfully completed by Principal Ma’am along with teachers from our school. The list of their names is as follows:

Ms. Nalini Andrew (Principal)	Ms. Rachna Garg	MS. Shivani Soni
Ms. Chinky Khurana	Ms. Javanjyot Kaur	Ms. Era Bhalla
Ms. Preeti Walia	Ms. Monika Kaila	Ms. Preeti Kulshrestha
Ms..Nidhi Arora	Ms. Sonia Sood	Ms Rekha Arora
Ms. Anita Arora	Ms. Madhur Arora	Ms. Rachna Khandelwal
Ms. Vinita	Ms. Navneet Kaur	Ms. Sonia Sood
Ms. Amita Singh	Ms. Meenu Sharma
Ms. Harpreet Kaur	Ms. Pushpa Albert

LSRW WORKSHOP FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”

Benjamin Franklin’s words echoed in the workshop on ‘LSRW’ that was organised for English teachers at Titiksha Public School, Rohini by Headword Publishing House. The workshop was conducted by an accomplished Resource Person, Ms. Ruchi Sengar, who has been actively involved with CBSE in syllabus designing and has been giving training to teachers. She ensured the engagement of all the participant teachers in short interactive activities, supplemented by handouts. The workshop was attended by Ms. Sapna Gupta and Ms. Akshika Sharma, English teacher. An array of activities was arranged for the teachers like Information Gap Activity, Picture Story, Reciprocal Teaching, ASL, etc. The workshop brought the teachers closer to the magic of Language and Literature. All the participant teachers were felicitated with a certificate. It was an informative, interactive, resourceful and lively session. The knowledge gained during the workshop will be shared with the department during the stayback.

WORKSHOP FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

A workshop on ‘Impacting Learning through Futuristic Education Solutions’ was organized for English teachers at The Park Hotel, Connaught Place by Oxford University Press. The workshop was conducted by an accomplished Resource Person, Ms. Gayatri Khanna, who has been actively involved with CBSE in syllabus designing and has been giving regular training sessions to teachers. She ensured the engagement of all the participant teachers’ in short interactive activities, supplemented by handouts. The workshop was attended by Ms. Nidhi Vadehra and Ms. Deepika Aggarwal. An array of activities was arranged for the teachers like Information Gap Activity, Picture Story, Reciprocal Teaching, ASL, etc. The workshop brought the teachers closer to the magic of Language and Literature. It was an informative, interactive, resourceful and lively session. The knowledge gained during the workshop will be shared with the department during the stay back time.

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Report on Competency -Based Education -Module 2 through DIKSHA App

Date	:	12-17 October 2020
Platform:	:	DIKSHA

With the aim of upgradation of teachers, National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT), MHRD has introduced DIKSHA (Digital Infrastructure for Knowledge Sharing), a National platform for school education. DIKSHA is developed based on the core principles of open architecture, open access, open licensing diversity, choice and autonomy as outlined in the Strategy and Approach Paper for the National Teacher Platform.

The Online course Competency -Based Education- Module2 on DIKSHA App very well explain all Quality Principles of Competency Based Education in schools. CBE is purpose-driven system that aims to promote student success, fosters development of growth minds and nurtures culture of learning and inclusivity. The module basically focusses on three parts of Quality Principles of Competency Based Education.

The three parts are as follow:

• Purpose and Culture Design Principles

• Teaching and Learning Design Principles

• Structure Design Principles

Each Part is briefed in the form of short video followed by summary, glossary and practice questions for teachers. This module acknowledges that all instructional approaches and pedagogy in CBE are grounded in learning science and as well also deploy school -wide approaches for helping students to develop building blocks of learning. The course addresses that how Alignment Principle, Consistency Principle and Transparency Principle can be ensured in school and fulfill the aim of high-quality competency –based school system.

This online course on Competency Based Learning was pursued and successfully completed by Principal Ma’am along with 39 teachers from our school. The list of their names is as follows:

Ms.Nalini Andrew(Principal)	Ms. Meenu Sharma	Ms. Rachna Khandelwal
Ms. Aashima Jindal	Ms. Monika Kaila	Ms. Rakhi Srivastava
Ms. Amita Singh	Mr. Mukesh Sharma	Ms. Rekha Arora
Ms. Anita Arora	Ms. Navneet Kaur	Ms. Sapna Gupta
Ms. Cheena Arora	Ms. Nidhi Arora	Ms. Shalini Baluja
Ms. Chinky Khurana	Ms. Nidhi Vadehra	Ms. Shilpy Tyagi
Ms. Deepika Aggarwal	Ms. Pooja Ahuja	Ms. Shivani Soni
Ms. Deepti Jain	Ms. Preeti Kulshrestha	Ms. Shweta Srivastava
Ms. Era Bhalla	Ms. Preeti Walia	Ms. Sonia Sood
Ms. Jagpreet Kaur	Ms. Priya L	Ms. Sumana Lahiri
Ms. Harpreet Kaur	Ms. Priyanka Sharma Negi	Ms. Usha Ross
Ms. Javanjyot Kaur	Ms. Punita Mishra	Ms. Vinita
Ms. Khushboo Verma	Ms. Pushpa Albert
Ms. Madhur Arora	Ms. Rachna Garg Jain

Report on NEP-Holistic Progress card

Date	:	2 October 2020
Resource Person:	:	Vamsheepriya Amar ( Principal , MVJ International School Marathahalli, Bangalore )
No. of participants:	:	60

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), COE, Chennai, conducted an online workshop on the topic NEP- Holistic Progress card. The workshop was attended by around 60 teachers. Ms. Rachna Khandelwal, TGT Social Science, from our school attended the workshop.

The Resource Person explained in brief about new academic structure which is based on 21 century skills directed at 5+3+3+4 design. How the new pedagogy will aim at creating successful learners who are creative, confident, active and informed citizens. The discussion on Holistic Report card was done under the headings of Equitable, Inclusive, Joyful, Holistic and Diverse Knowledge which in a nutshell is the motto of the new pedagogy.

The Resource Person detailed at length about how the new progress card will be a holistic 360- degree multidimensional expression about the learner which will facilitate support in and outside the school for the learner from teachers and parents. The discussion was drawn towards some similarity of NEP-Holistic Progress card with the forgone CCE system but is a better version and proper training for its application.

The session concluded with an interactive session and clarification between the Resource person and the participants. The workshop was highly enriching and informative.

REPORT ON NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020
CHAPTER: 5 TEACHERS

Date:	:	8 October 2020
Resource Person:	:	Mr Joji Paul
No. of participants:	:	75

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), COE, Thiruvanathapuram conducted an online workshop on the topic National EPolicy 2020-Chapter-5 Teachers. The workshop was attended by around 75 teachers. Ms Rachna Khandelwal, TGT Social Science, attended the workshop from our school

The Resource Person began by comparing the existing structure of education with the revised system. He emphasized on the requirement of motivation and empowerment of teachers to ensure the best possible future for our children and our nation. Each teacher has to participate in at least 50 hours of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) opportunities every year for their own professional development. He spoke about the immense role of ECCE teachers/workers who will have to undergo planned training with pedagogical framework of NCERT for better functioning of Anganwadi and child care units.

Teacher Eligibility tests (TETs) will be strengthened to cover teachers at all stages. Focus of teaching will be competencies and subject integration. Transformation of culture of assessment will also occupy an important role as it will highlight area of needed help than to evaluate the learner. The teaching pedagogy has to move away from rote learning.

A detailed chart of Timelines for Implementation of NEP 2020 was displayed and discussed.

The session concluded with emphasis on bringing the much-needed glory back to the noble profession of teaching by developing creative brains through student centric pedagogy and removing passive learning.

The session concluded with an interactive session and clarification between the Resource person and the participants. The workshop was highly enriching , motivating and informative.

REPORT ON FM-NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY-NEP2020-CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY

Date:	:	7 October 2020
Resource Person:	:	Dr Mahesk K
No. of participants:	:	50

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), COE, Chennai conducted an online workshop on the topic EDUCATION POLICY-NEP-2020- CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY The workshop was attended by around 50 teachers. Ms. Rachna Khandelwal, TGT Social Science, from our school attended the workshop.

The Resource Person began by discussing about the history of Education Policies as it began from the resolution passed in Lok Sabha in 1964 by then Congress MP Siddheshwer Prasad who criticised the government for not paying attention enough to the system of education then.

First policy came in 1968 under Indira Gandhi government on the basis of recommendations of Kothari Commission. The 1986 policy was issued during the tenure of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and updated in 1992 when PV Narsimha Rao was the Prime Minister. At that time there were Classic Government Schemes like:

Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
Mid Day Meal Scheme
NVS Schools
KV Schools
Use of IT in education.

Reaching nearer, the Resource Person stated about the creation of a committee under the Chairmanship of Sri TSR Subramanyam, the report of which was submitted on 7th May 2016.

In 2019, a nine member committee was formed under the chairmanship of Eminent Scientist Padma Vibhshan Dr Krishnaswamy Kasthuriarangan which drafted the New NEP. The vision of NEP 2020 was to create an education system that transforms India that is BHARAT into an equitable and vibrant knowledge society and making the country a global knowledge superpower.

The Resource person then discussed at length about the NEP-2020 Chapter-4 CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY IN SCHOOLS.

The Resource Person explained the restructured school curriculum and pedagogy under the following points .

5+3+3+4 design
Foundational Stage
Preparatory
Middle Stage
Secondary Stage
Structural change between existing system and revised system

The Resource Person further entailed about the aim of education which encompasses Holistic Development of Learning under the following criterion-

Critical thinking
Enquiry based
Discovery based
Discussion based
Analysis-Based learning.

The Resources person concluded by touching upon Experiential learning, Multilingualism, Flexible Course Choices, Textbooks with Local Contents, Assessment for student Development, Redesigning of Report Cards etc.

The session culminated to an interactive session with clarification between the Resource person and the participants. The workshop was highly enriching and informative.

WORKSHOP ON POCSO

A workshop was organized by Extramarks on ‘POCSO – Protection Of Children From Sexual Offences’ on 1 February 2020 in the school premises. The workshop was specifically organized for the teachers of the school with the aim to spread awareness about child sexual abuse and the prevention of children from sexual offences. Ms. V.Parmeshwari, Counsellor, was the Resource Person. She made the teachers aware about the Act and its salient features, the offences covered under the Act, punishments for offences covered in the Act and provisions related to conduct of trial of reported offences. She spoke in detail about the prevalence of child abuse in our society and emphasized on the importance of identifying symptoms that might be the cause of behavioral changes amongst students. She reiterated the importance of the role played by educators in the safety and security of children. It was an informative session.

CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME FOR WELLNESS TEACHERS

Date	:	27 December 2019
Duration	:	10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Venue	:	Hansraj Model School, Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi
Resource Person	:	Moushumi Sarkar - Deputy Secretary, Skill Edu, CBSE along with other Faculty namely, Dr Maneeh Singhal – Professor- Head of the Dept of Plastic , Burns and Reconstructive Surgery, AIIMS Dr Rakesh Garg - Additional Proffessor- Dept of Onco - Anaesthesiology and Palliative Medicine, AIIMS Dr Piyush Ranjan - Associate Professor -Dept of Surgical Disciplines, AIIMS Ms Smita Das Dr Abhijeet

The participants were demonstrated about how to administer First Aid during different emergencies. The Resource persons gave a presentation on CPR. It was followed by an interactive lecture on different types of emergencies which the wellness teachers may come across even in schools. The Resource Persons also made the participants aware of basic steps through a demonstration on how to manage an unconscious patient, Various other issues like Disaster Management, Personal Hygiene, Nutrition, Mental Health, Immunization etc were also discussed.

The CBP was a very effective training provided to the participants to enhance their skills and keep them abreast of the latest information in Health Care.

WORKSHOP FOR COMPUTER FACULTY ON ICT

Name of the Event	:	ICT Workshop
Date	:	Saturday, 7 December 2019 (Saturday)
Duration of Workshop	:	01 Day
Venue:	:	Queen’s Convent School, Sec-25, Rohini, Delhi-110085.
Resource-Person	:	Ms. Vaishali

A workshop was organized by Prachi Publication India for Computer Teachers on Saturday, 7 December 2019 at Queens Convent School, Rohini.

The workshop was conducted by the resource person Ms. Vaishali. The purpose of the workshop was to enhance the teaching skills of ICT teachers by introducing collaborative projects and integration of ICT with other subjects.

60 computer teachers of other schools from Delhi NCR attended the workshop. The participants shared their experiences with regard to challenges and barriers to successful integration of ICT in the teaching and learning environment

All the Computer teachers benefitted from the interactive session of the workshop

PRINCIPAL’S MEET

A Principal’s meet was organized on 16 Dec 2019 at Dr. S.R. KVS Auditorium , Kendriya Vidayalaya No.2 , Delhi Cantt. to discuss the activities and some important issues for conduct of Board Examination i.e. AISSE/AISSCE-2020. The meeting was presided over by the Regional Officer, CBSE Mr. Inderjeet Singh. The workshop was attended by Ms. Usha Ross and Ms. Kanika Marwaha( Exam Department). The meeting highlighted the important role of Centre Superintendent in maintaining the sanctity of examinations. Mr. Singh solicited utmost cooperation of teachers in the smooth conduct of the examination 2020.

The meeting highlighted various points regarding being extra careful while carry forwarding the marks, maximum registration for Pariksha pe Charcha, calculation of attendance for class X and XII students till the month of January, keeping the photocopies of bills, following exam byelaws etc.

The importance of scientific temperament in today’s world was also highlighted through a presentation by KAMP( Knowledge and Awareness Mapping Platform) by Mr. Rajeev Gupta, Managing Director ,Resource Development International (India ) Pvt Ltd.

The workshop gave an insight into all the issues related to the ensuing examination of class X/XII-2020.

WORKSHOP ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)

Name of the Event	:	Exuberance-2019
Date	:	6 December 2019 (Friday)
Duration of Workshop	:	01 Day
Venue	:	All Heavens Gold, Britannia Chowk, Delhi - 110035.
Resource-Persons:	:	1. Ms. Niti Dwivedi, Microsoft Certified Trainer 2. Ms. Sandhya Sabharwal 3. Ms. Anni Kumar.

The workshop was organized by Naples India for computer teachers on Friday, 6 December 2019 at All Heavens Gold, Britannia Chowk, Delhi and Ms. Neetu, PRT Computer Science of Queen’s Convent School, Sec-24, Rohini, Delhi attended the workshop.

The workshop was conducted by the resource persons from Microsoft and Team Naples India. The workshop aimed at training teachers on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL) streams. The workshop intended to motivate schools to include AI (Artificial Intelligence) in their curriculum and use of AI in latest softwares like Scratch, Office 365 etc.

REPORT OF CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME IN HAPPY CLASSROOM

A Capacity Building Programme in Happy Classroom organised by CBSE, Headquarters/Centre of Excellence, Delhi was conducted on Thursday, 19 September 2019 for the In-Service teachers of Queen’s Convent School (Formerly Queen Mary’s School), Rohini, Delhi. Around 50 staff members attended this one day training programme. The Resource Person was Ms. Monika Mehan, Principal, M.L. Khanna DAV Public School, Dwarka, Delhi.

The training programme commenced with the invocation of the Lord Almighty with a prayer by Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal, Queen’s Convent School, Rohini. The Resource Person was welcomed by Madam Principal.

The Capacity Building Programme focused on encouraging and reiterating in the teachers that the classroom teaching-learning should be a joyful experience. The Resource Person emphasized on the fundamental ‘a happy teacher means a happy classroom.’ The teachers were divided into groups and rated themselves on the Happiness Scale. On the basis of this scale, the emotional quotient of each individual teacher was calculated. The Resource Person then asked the teachers to compare their scores and discover areas which require attention. These areas are the ones that each individual should focus on in order to be truly happy. The Resource Person conducted an activity to differentiate between permanent and temporary happiness. The teachers were encouraged to focus on permanent happiness instead on temporary one. Each group was encouraged to present their own Happiness Formula.

This meticulously organised programme was a fruitful and enriching session full of hands-on activities for teachers to indulge and learn from. It will be an endeavor of each participating teacher to destress herself and create a happy classroom and make learning a joyful process.

REPORT ON ONE DAY TEACHERS’ TRAINING PROGRAMME ON INNOVATIVE PATHSHALA BY CBSE

A one day Teachers’ Training programme on Innovative Pathshala was held on 06 September 2019 by CBSE at Conference Hall, 6th Floor Shiksha Sadan, 17, Rouse Avenue, Institutional Area, New Delhi.The Resource persons of the programme were Mr. Mayank Aggawal, Mr. Dhirender and Mr. Akhilesh Dixit(all from ZIIEI). Around 60 teachers teaching from Delhi- NCR and others states of India participated in the programme.The emphasis of the programme was sensitizing teachers on innovation for improving the overall quality of education and creating positive classroom environment.

The mentors discussed about the following Modules-

Curriculum, Learner-centered pedagogy, Learning Outcomes and Inclusive Education
Developing personal-Social Qualities and Creating Safe and Healthy School Environment
Art Integrated Learning
Information and communication Technology
Financial Literacy
Zero Investment Innovation as a Concept
Sharing of Zero Investment Best Practices of Teachers
Innovative Pathshala

The workshop was a good learning experience. It was comprehensive, interesting and innovative.

The workshop was attended by Ms. Vinita and Ms. Preeti Walia. Both the teachers will be sharing the knowledge and information acquired during the workshop with the teachers of classes I-V on 23 September2019.

REPORT FOR WORKSHOP ON IBM-CBSEAI K-12 CURRICULUM

Date	:	11 September’19 – 13 September’19
Venue	:	Springdales School, Pusa Road, Delhi.

The advent of digital technologies, social media and Internet of Things is resulting in huge amounts of data being created. It is a famous saying that data never sleeps.

Artificial Intelligence is a discipline in computer science that focuses on developing intelligent machines, machine that can learn and then teach themselves. These machines, then, can process vast amount of data than human can, and several times faster. However, AI can go across all disciplines to change the world for the better. The potential for humans to improve the world through AI is endless, as long as we know to use it.

Keeping in view the importance of Artificial Intelligence for students, a three days’ teacher’s workshop was conducted by CBSE in collaboration with IBM on Artificial Intelligence .

The CBSE had introduced AI as skill subject for Grade 9-10 alongwth a 12 hrs ‘Inspire’ module for class 8. In line with these developments, CBSE is working towards building the IBM-AI K-12 Curriculum in collaboration with IBM India, targeting Grade 11 and Grade 12 teacher and students.

The session was inaugurated by Ms. Anita Karwal, Chaiperson CBSE, Mr. Vishwjeet Saha, Director Skill and Training, Nurya Ansari, IMB Software Labs and Mr. Manav Suboth, Founder 1M1B.

CBSE chairperson, Ms. Anita Karwal addressed the audience and focused on the importance of skill development and role of artificial Intelligence in today’s scenario. She also discussed the changes in the examination pattern of class X and XII.

Mr. Vishwjeet Saha, Director Skill education and training, explained the importance and Artificial Intelligence and need of implementing it in curriculum.

First Session was the orientation program for School Principals and Teachers on significance of Artificial Intelligence and need to foster an AI-ready and innovation-ready ecosystem for educators and students.

The training continued for 2 ½ day for computer teachers to help build foundational skill of Artificial Intelligence through a customized curriculum, that can enable teachers to guide and mentor students on solving problems and innovating around AI.

The workshop was attended by Ms. Pooja Ahuja, Senior Computer Teacher. The training programme focused on the introduction of A.I. K-12 curriculum in classes XI and XII from next session i.e. 2019-2020. The syllabus changes have been duly noted by the teacher since she is the sole incharge of the same in the senior classes.

REPORT ON ORIENTATION PROGRAMME ON HUBS OF LEARNING

Date	:	27 August 2019
Name of the Event	:	Orientation Programme for Hubs of Learning
Venue	:	Queen’s Convent School, Rohini , Delhi
Time	:	11:00 am onwards
Number of participants	:	9

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, Delhi has been appointed as the Lead Collaborator under the CBSE initiative of Hubs of Learning. The participating schools in the Hubs are Govt Girls Sr Sec School, Village Dera, Govt Girls Sr School, Hauz Rani, Sarvodaya Sr Sec School, Vasant Vihar, Govt Boys Sr Sec School, No2 , Badarpur, Govt Boys Sec School, Phase II, Kalkaji.

The Principals, Vice Principals and the representatives from the partner schools attended the orientation programme under the chairpersonship of Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal, Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, Delhi.

The participating schools were briefed about what is Hubs of Learning and why do we require the Hub. The concept was explained through a small power point presentation.

The Chairperson focussed on the areas of activities that can be under taken under the HUB, namely academic collaboration, resource sharing, professional development, overcoming isolation and systemic reforms.

The CBSE Circulars were shared with the partner school. The Orientation programme concluded with a consensus between the participants that such innovative system can further promote collaboration and sharing of resources with each other.

WORKSHOP ON LINUX

Teaching Learning Centre (ICT) at IIT Bombay organized one day workshop on Linux for teachers under ‘Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching’ (PMMMNMTT) at one of its remote centre - Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology, Rohini, Sector-17 on 23 August 2019. This workshop was conducted through a blended mode, using both Live Video Conferencing facility (A-VIEW) and hands-on sessions on various topics of Linux using Spoken Tutorials.

Details are-

Programme	:	Workshop on Linux
Organiser	:	CBSE in collaboration with IIT Bombay
Total_Participants	:	25 Teachers
Facilitators	:	(1) Mr. Kannan M. Moudgalya, Professor of Chemical Engineering, Systems and Control, and Educational Technology at IIT Bombay
		(2) Prof. Kumar Appaiah, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay and System Administrators, FOSSEE and Spoken Tutorial, IIT Bombay.

The workshop was attended by Ms. Krisi Sawhney- Computer Teacher.

REPORT ON ORIENTATION PROGRAMME ON HUBS OF LEARNING

An Orientation Programme on Hubs of Learning was organized by CBSE on 29.07.19 for the Lead Collaborator Principals at DAV Public School, Shreshtha Vihar, and Delhi. The Resource persons of the programme were Dr. Biswajeet Saha, Director, Training and Skill Education in CBSE, Dr. Sandeep Kumar Jain, Deputy Secretary, Head of Centre of Excellence, Delhi and Ms.Seema Jairath, Principal, DLF Public School and also a resource person with CBSE. Around 60 principals and their representatives from Delhi- NCR and others states of India participated in the orientation programme. Even the principals from Middle East countries namely Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Emirates etc were also the participants.

The emphasis of the programme was to make the lead collaborator schools under Hub of Learning aware of their roles and responsibilities towards the initiative. The focus was on the holistic development of the students through their academic life. The Resource person even made a mention that for classes I- VIII focus should be more on experiential learning rather than text based education system.

Dr. Sandeep Kumar Jain and Ms. Seema Jairath explained that the lead collaborator schools have to act as a facilitator. The initiative Hub of Learning requires schools to come together, join hands and work towards the betterment of the students. References of Kothari Commission, National Education Policy, etc were given to make the participants understand that Hub of Learning is the need of the hour now.

The participating Principals indulged into a brainstorming and a few suggested activities were listed like Sharing of Academic Planner, conducting workshop and training programmes for the parents, teachers and other staff, question bank of different subjects, peer observations, etc.

It was made clear that the initiative is a mandate from CBSE and all the six schools under one hub are required to participate in its activities with same the level of responsibility.

The orientation programme came to end with a Vote of Thanks. The orientation programme was attended by Ms. Rachna Garg Jain ,Training Nodal Coordinator.

REPORT ON CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE

A Capacity Building Programme for Social Science was conducted at Basava International School, Dwarka Delhi on 19 and 20 July 2019.

Details are-

Programme	:	Capacity Building For Social Science
Organiser	:	CBSE
Total Participants	:	62 (Approx.)
Facilitators	:	Ms. Asha Sharma
		Ms. Neera Kohl

The workshop was attended by Ms. Rachna Khandelwal and Ms. Shweta Srivastava

REPORT ON CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME ON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

A Capacity Building Programme on Information Technology was conducted at Modern Public School, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi on 18 July 2019 .

Details are-

Programme	:	Information Technology Skill Subject
Organiser	:	CBSE
Total Participants	:	Around 40
Facilitators	:	Mr. Bibhuti Sinha, Freelancer
		Ms. Madhu Singh-HOD Computer Science, DPS Ghaziabad
		Mr Kishore Garg from Microsoft

The workshop was attended by Ms. Monika Kaila and Ms. Krisi Sawhney- Computer Teachers

Capacity Building Programme For Secondary School Assessment

A Capacity Building Programme on for Secondary School Assessment was conducted at Delhi Public School, Gurugram on 16 July 2019.

Details are-

Programme	:	Capacity Building Programme on Secondary School Assessment
Organiser	:	CBSE
Total Participants	:	Around 60
Facilitators	:	Dr. Anupama Saxena, Principal, Gargi Girls School
		Ms. Neeta Rastogi, Former Principal of Sadhu Vaswani School

The workshop was attended by Ms Usha Ross, Ms Punita Mishra and Ms Monika Kaila.

REPORT ON CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME FOR CLASS XII ENGLISH

A Capacity Building Programme for class XII English was conducted on 02 and 03 July 2019 at FDRC, Shankar Vihar, Delhi.

Details are-

Dates	:	02- 03 July 2019
Programme	:	Capacity Building For Class XII English
Organiser	:	CBSE and FDRC, Shankar Vihar , Delhi
Total Participants	:	60 ( approx.)
Resource Persons	:	Ms. Ruchi Senger, Master Trainer- Freelancer
		Ms. Heemal Handoo Bhatt, Principal Hansraj Model School, Punjabi Bagh
Participants	:	Ms. Nidhi Vadehra and Ms. Sapna Gupta, English teachers

Hindi Workshop

Capacity Building Workshop by Centre of Excellence, Delhi Region on Stress Management

Date	:	26 April 2019
Timings	:	8:30am - 4:00 pm
Venue	:	Queens Convent School, Rohini Sector 25, Delhi
Name of the Resource Person	:	Ms Geetanjali Kumar Practicing Psychologists and Counsellor
Number of Participants	:	45

The Resource person divided the participants into groups of six and assigned each group a task which brought out the factors of stress, symptoms of stress in adults, strategies of stress management and solutions.
Each group performed role play to highlight the topic. It was a demonstration of the different manifestations of stress.
In the second session, the resource person outlined the personal qualities needed to help others ,in this case, the student .Relaxation techniques were also explained.
The Resource person also shared the 10 secrets for teachers to deal with the stress. During the entire workshop soothing music was played in the background which relaxed the participants and enhanced the ambience of the venue.
The workshop ended with a happy note with the participants feeling relaxed and tress free.

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Report on Career Counselling & Planning for India and Abbroad

Date: 9 October 2024

Resource Person: Ish Gera (Career Counsellor and Study Abroad Mentor)

A Workshop was conducted by Ish Gera (Career Counsellor and Study Abroad Mentor) in the Chapel in the premises of Queen’s Convent School Delhi. It was attended by the students of class 10 to 12 students, various teachers and our Principal Madam Ms Nalini Andrew.

The Resource Person discussed at length about each and every step of career and studies to be persuaded in abroad. He spoke about various Entrance Exams. He cleared doubts regarding the steps to be followed for the same while answering the FAQs which were put up before him. He guided the steps the moderation to be followed from beginning to end so as to cover each and every issue that might come up.

He even assured that further guidelines will be issued to make the process clearer.

Various Entrance Exams and the procedures to be followed discussed were

GRE

GMAT

SAT

IELTS

TOEFL

PTE etc.

It was a much needed and informative workshop which met the need of the hour

Report on “Cyber Safety & Security”

Date: 30 November 2023

Venue: Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, Delhi

Resource Persons: Mr. Salman, Kips Publication.

A workshop on Cyber Safety & Security was organized by Kips Publication for the Students of Class IX and XI on 30 November 2023 from 8.30 am – 11.30 am at Queen’s Convent School.

Cyber safety and security are a vital part of our online life. It should be taken very seriously and we need to emphasise how we use the internet as safely as possible. It needs to be a place to gather information to elevate our knowledge without exposing too much of ourselves. Students need to be monitored while on the internet and need to be taught about certain rules that can keep them and their loved ones safe.

The Resource Persons discussed topics like cyber stalking, cyber bullying, cyber fraud, phishing and hacking comprehensively during the session. There also was a discussion on growing social media pressure and how it is hampering the minds of the young learners. The session was filled with real life examples, stories and anecdotes. They emphasized on the fact that avoid sharing personal information on online platform.

All the students were also made to realize the benefits of Cyber safety & security. It encourages the students how they could protect themselves from cyber-attacks. Students must learn about awareness in phishing scams, malware, ransomware, and other computer threats.

Overall, it was an interesting and informative workshop.

Report on Theatre workshop

Date of Workshop : 27 May, 2023

Resource Person : Mr. Rice Rais

A Theatre workshop was organised in collaboration with the Hindustan Times PACE on Saturday 27 May, 2023 for the students of classes X and XII .Mr. Rice Rais was the resource person. He has been associated with many big groups like YATRIK theatre , New Delhi. Players theatre groups, Umang Theatre, Khilona Theatre and many more. He is a fine makeup man and has also worked in TV and films. He is presently working as a Dramatics teacher in Sanskriti School, Chankyapuri, Delhi and conducts theatre workshop in various Public schools.

The workshop was a vibrant one in which the Resource Person divided the students into groups and gave them situations to enact upon. The enactment were hilarious and the students learnt expressions while performing. The students enjoyed this experience as it provided them a much required relief from the routine life between studies, tutorials and self study. .

Report on Workshop on Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Date of Workshop : 25 May 2023

Resource Person : Delhi Police and Respected Judges from the High court

Organised by : The High Court

Attended by : The Principal Teachers and students of class XII

Mode of Workshop : Online

An online session was conducted by the Honorable High Court to spread awareness amongst students on cyber abuse and online child sexual exploitation. Teachers and Students from over 1200 schools from Delhi joined the session.

The Workshop was attended by the Principal, Teachers and around 80 students of class XII from our school

Mr. Sidharth Mridul, Honorable Judge of the High Court and Mr. Sanjay Arora, Police Commissioner, Delhi, enlightened the participants on how to protect themselves from various cybercrimes and abuse. They also guided the students on how and where to report any cybercrime.

The Chief Guest, Mr. P.S. Narsimha, Honorable Judge of the Supreme Court of India launched videos on Cyber Bullying and Online Child Sexual Exploitation.

Sh. Satish Chandra Sharma, Justice, High Court presented the vote of Thanks. The workshop culminated with the rendition of the National Anthem.

Report on CUET and Aptitude Based Career Options after class XI & XII

Date of Workshop : 14 October 2022

Resource Person : Mr Abhishek K Arora, Manager, Marketing and Academics, Pratham Test Prep

Venue : School Chapel

The school in collaboration with Pratham Test Prep organized a workshop on CUET and Aptitude Based Career Options for the students of classes XI & XII in the school premises

The workshop commenced with the resource person Mr Abhishek Arora, Manager, Marketing and Academics at Pratham Test Prep discussing why a college based education is important and what is the relevance of Class XII boards in the changed admission scenario.

The resource person explained to the students what CUET is and what are the basic CUET components. The CUET question paper pattern was also discussed.

The resource person informed the students about the three sections of the CUET paper namely the Language section, the Domain Specific Section and the General section. The students were also informed about the different combinations in CUET for applying for different courses, for example requirement of Mathematics for certain specific subjects like Economics Hons., Physics Hons. This was followed by a Question Answer round where the students were able to raise their queries and clear their doubts related to the subjects they had to choose.

The workshop culminated with the resource person emphasizing on the need for preparing for the forthcoming Board Examination. He emphasized that the students should maintain a good percentage in their board examination. They would realise the importance of this percentage at the time of college seat finalization process.

The workshop was interesting and informative for the students.

Career Counselling Session

‘Informed choice is the smartest choice.’

The global challenges make us think of global solutions. Globalization has provided many career opportunities. Now we don't need to skim only for a few monotonous job options, we need to dive a bit deeper to find precious and unparalleled pearls.

With this idea, Queen’s Convent School, Delhi organised an informative Career Counselling Session for the students of classes XI and XII on 4 November 2022. The resource person for the session was Mr. Vaibhav Sharma, a career coach and personality trainer, who has groomed more than 10,000 students on various upcoming and off-beat career options for several years. He has served as a Career Coach, guiding and grooming many students on various future and present career options. He has worked with some of the top organisations like The Times of India Group and Zee Media Network for more than ten years in the corporate world.

In an interactive and interesting workshop, he enlightened the students about the various traditional and new-age career options available and the eligibility criteria for the same. He showcased these opportunities through a presentation which acquainted the students to various lucrative careers ranging from Avionics to Open Source–Open Standard, from Mechatronics of Internet of Things, from Cyber Laws to Public Policy and from Auto Management to entrepreneurship.

He laid thrust on a real change in the thought process of the students about their selection of careers and to become a job provider instead of a job seeker.

The students highly appreciated the two-hour engaging session where they participated in the discussions and posed their queries. It was a fruitful and engaging session for our senior students.

Report on Reading Campaign

The 100 days Reading Campaign was launched by the Hon’ble Education Minister on 01 January 2022. This was to promote reading which helps a child’s social and cognitive development, well being and mental health. Under this project, the following reading campaign activities were conducted for the students of Classes III to V.

Month	Name of the Activity	Description
January	Family Stories	Students wrote stories on their favourite family member.
February	Poetry in Motion	Students read English/ Hindi poems by poets of their own choice.
March	Meri Khani, Meri Zubani	Students took up the role/identity of a thing such as river, tree, wheat plant etc. and created its journey of life.
April	Reverse Reading	Students read the content from the end of the page/ paragraph to the start of the page/ paragraph, moving from right to left.

Students shared their videos in Classrooms while performing these activities. These activities motivated the students to enhance their reading and aesthetic skills.

Report on Orientation programme for Students on ‘AI Student Community’

Date	:	21 June 2021
Resource Person:	:	Mr Akshay and Mr. Bhavik Khurana – Intel AI Youth Coach
Organised by:	:	CBSE in collaboration with Intel

In a series of webinars CBSE in collaboration with Intel conducted an online Orientation Programme for Students on ‘AI Student Community’ with the objective to help create a ‘Digital First’ mindset, unlock the true potential of AI for society, and build an AI-ready generation. The session was attended by around 500 students all across the nation. Many students from our school from Classes 9 and 10 attended the workshop with Computer teacher Ms. Monika Kaila.

how to use the website and the key points on how students can use the websites to learn more about AI/python (coding).
They also explained about the monthly/ weekly challenges and how the challenges are easy to do and will help the students to put their knowledge into action
If they win the monthly challenges, they’ll get interesting giveaways and shoutouts as a reward.
They also explained about the forum where students can ask questions or answer them whenever they are stuck on a problem or know something someone else is getting a problem in.
They can write blogs if there is a topic they are researching about and if there is a topic about which they want to tell other people etc.
There are even national/state level challenges & yearly competitions. Beside competitions, they have a 15 day webinars where they’ll teach about python from scratch. For this they’ll have to give a test on python to get selected, the rest of the details are in the website.

All in all, they told us how to fully make use of the website and how we can learn and compete with many people through the site.

CBSE with Intel has really taken a very good initiative for the students and most of the students must take benefit out of this. The workshop concluded with interactive session between the mentor and the participants. Many queries were answered by the resource person.

Overall it was a very informative and useful workshop.

Report On Story Telling And Reading Eggs

Date	:	30 January, 2021
Resource Person:	:	Ms. Sangita Kanjilal
No. of participants:	:	120

Ratna Sagar conducted an online workshop on the topic STORY TELLING AND READING EGGS for the students of classes III-V. The workshop was attended by around 120 students and the primary teachers.

The Resource Person began by narrating a story ‘Old Mc. Donald had a farm’, using colourful placards of different animals to enhance imagination and introduce children to new horizons of story- telling. She also discussed the moral behind the story. She explained to the students that we should not touch strange things nor should we talk to strangers.

The session concluded with the promotion of Ratna Sagar’s ‘Reading Eggs’ that promotes selfreading interesting and engaging for kids, with great online reading games and activities. It was an interactive session which helped children enhance their creative thinking.

Report on Story Telling Session for Classes 1 and 2

Date	:	28 October 2020
Topic:	:	Story Telling
Classes:	:	1 and 2
Platform:	:	Zoom app

On 28 October 2020, a virtual workshop on Story Telling was exclusively organised by Ratna Sagar Private Limitedfor the students of our school. The online Workshop was initiated by Ms. Samridhi Sagar who introduced the spokesperson Ms. Sangeetha Kanjilal from Chennai. Session was attended by 167 students of class 1 and 2.

Ms. Sangeetha Kanjilal has been associated with different facets of primary education for the last 21 years. She has completed the CIDTT(Cambridge International Diploma for Teachers and Trainers) with a distinction. She has been training teachers all over the country as the coordinator of the teacher training programme of Loreto,Sealdah. She has also been actively involved with the DPEP program of the central government. She has also been conducting training programs for teachers and supervisors of government schools in Tamilnadu. She has been contributing to children's literature as writer and editor of eminent magazines such as Chatterbox, Chandamama, Hoot and Toot. She is a regular contributor to an international property magazine and a number of websites. She has also been contributing to a number of leading newspapers and magazines in the country like The Hindu and The New Indian Express. She has been actively involved in internet education as the domain manager for primary education of childduniya.com and Portal manager for sabari.com. She has written and translated a number of children's books from English to Bengali and Bengali to English.

Ms. Sangeetha initiated the session with an introduction to the main character of the story, Zebra the Zelda and then she started with the story and introduced other characters like Lion the Leone, Monkey the Mandy and Tiger the Tommy. She used beautiful cutouts of all the characters to weave in her story with beautiful voice modulation. She delivered the story to the students in a very creative way and encouraged students to participate in the session actively. She made all the students participate in the class in a very interactive way and used good voice modulation, songs and small rhymes for making the session interesting then. She took interactive session with students where they were encouraged to give their feedback about the story.

Once the interactive session was over Ms. Sangeetha summed up the story and gave a beautiful message of preserving and protecting animals and a basic value of taking permission before using someone's material.

Ms. Navneet Kaur and Ms. Vinita thanked the organisers and the spokesperson for an interactive session. Abia Ayana Masih and Aleena of class II gave the Vote of Thanks. The session was very interesting entertaining. All the students enjoyed the session and enthusiastically participated in the session.

Report of Workshop on Story Telling and Writing

Day & Date	:	Tuesday, 27 October 2020
Resource Person:	:	Ms. Sangita Kanjilal

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, organised a workshop on ‘Story Telling and Writing’ on October 27, 2020 for classes III to V. The resource person of the workshop was Ms. Sangita Kanjilal, who has been associated with different facets of primary education for the last twentyone years. She has completed the CIDTT (Cambridge International Diploma for Teachers and Trainers) with a distinction. She has been training teachers all over the country as the cocoordinator of the Teacher Training Programme of Loreto Sealdah. She has also been actively involved with the DPEP programme of the central government. She conducts programmes for children for the British Council and Good books. She has also been conducting training programmes for teachers and supervisors of government schools in Tamil Nadu. She has been contributing to children’s literature as writer and editor of eminent magazines such as Chatterbox, Chandamama, Hoot and Toot. She is a regular contributor to an international property magazine and several websites. She has also been contributing to several leading newspapers and magazines in the country-The Hindu and The New Indian Express to mention a few. She has been actively involved in internet education as the Domain Manager for Primary Education of childduniya.com and Portal Manager for Sabari.com. She has written and translated several children’s books from English to Bengali and Bengali to English.

Workshop began with the welcome of the guest speaker and she then addressed the main aim of the workshop. The resource person emphasized on the fact that stories create magic and a sense of wonder. Stories teach us about life, about ourselves and about others. Storytelling is a unique way for kids to develop an understanding, respect, and appreciation for other cultures, and can promote a positive attitude to people from different lands. The resource person also discussed the basic structure that one can follow to construct a story with the help of an example. Students enthusiastically framed stories using the hints provided by the resource person.

During the whole session, she addressed all the concerns and questions raised by the students and provided them with answers. Around 225 students at Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, attended the workshop along with the three teachers - Ms. Chinky Khurana, Ms. Preeti Walia and Ms. Amita Singh. The workshop was interactive and interesting.

Workshop on International Education

Date	:	17 October 2020
Resource Person:	:	Mr. Ritesh Jain, Career Counsellor at Pratham
No. of participants:	:	150

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, organizes a workshop on International Education on October 17, 2020 for classes XI and XII. The resource person of the workshop was Mr. Ritesh Jain, who is a career counselor and International university admission strategist. He has been in this profession for the last 16 years. In the past he has headed several National Level test- prep companies and has run his own start up as well. He has done several shows regarding career counseling on NDTV 24X7, AIR FM etc as well. This workshop was organized for students to know various career options all over the world, various International Universities and their requirements.

Workshop was started by welcoming the guest speaker and he then addressed the main aim of the workshop. An introduction about education system abroad was provided followed by addressing the need of the hour to get easy admissions to international universities. The resource person talked about the top most universities of various nations like Canada, Australia, United States of America, and United Kingdom etc. He discussed about the pros and cons of these nations in terms of imparting education and providing various courses, fee structure and climatic conditions. During the whole session, he was addressing all the concerns and questions raised by the students and provided them with best answers.

Around 97 students of Queen’s Convent School, Rohini, registered and attended the workshop along with the four Teacher In charges- Ms. Sapna Gupta, Ms. Aashima Jindal, Ms. Shalini Baluja and Ms. Rakhi Srivastava. The workshop was informative and helpful regarding the various career opportunities across the globe and the International Education.

Report on Stream Selection

Date	:	17 October 2020
Resource Person:	:	Mr. Ashish Garg, Alumni, SRCC, Delhi University
No. of participants:	:	150

An online workshop was conducted on the topic of Stream Selection by the Career Counseller Mr Ashish Garg. The workshop was attended by around 25 teachers and 125 students of our school from 9th and 10th standards.

The Resource person began by discussing about the crucial matter of stream choices that we have to make by end of High school. He then began by describing the path that we must follow to select the stream which is most apt for us. He focused on four aspects that we must look into while deciding our future course of education. Namely-

Interest
Personality
Studying style
Values

Then he began explaining various streams on the above mentioned criterion starting from Science, Commerce and finally Humanities. He also gave a detailed explanation about various combinations under each stream that are available and the eligibility required for them.

He entailed about various successful personalities and their educational achievements to give clarity on various issues. He spoke about K.V.Kamath- and the Chairman of Infosys Limited, Vineet Nayyar- Vice Chairman and Joint MD, HCL Technologies and Indira Nooyi- current Chairperson and CEO of Pepsi Co.

He spoke at length about various courses like Medicine, Engineering, Surgery, Architecture, Commercial Pilots, Teachers, Management, Company Secretary, Economist, Stock Broker, CA, Actuarial Sciences and many more.

He also gave information about various colleges across India for various courses.

The session concluded with an interactive session and clarification between the Resource person and the participants. The workshop was highly enriching and informative. The students participated enthusiastically and cleared their doubts by asking various questions.
PS: The screenshots of the session is attached here.

Workshop on motivation and life style management on 6 February 2020

With the mission to train the young minds on various Life-Skills through well-articulated and interactive, activity based sessions ,a workshop was conducted by ANON , a social NGO , for the students of Classes VII, VIII, IX and XI on 6 February 2020 in the school premises. Ms. Arti Girdhar, Founder and President of NGO, was the Resource Person. The topics of Life Skills were Motivation and Life-Style Management for classes VII-VIII and class IX respectively. Students were made aware of the various aspects of their physical and mental health. Students were also motivated to increase self-esteem, to manage emotions, to communicate effectively, to think independently, to behave appropriately in an assertive manner, to be a problem-solver and to identify their goals. The workshop was helpful to equip the children with essential life skills.

Report of workshop on Story Telling

“A good story can imbibe the right values in the most impressionable age.”

A workshop on Story Telling was organized for classes Nursery, KG, I-V by Ms. Upasna from HT PACE on 12th February, 2020. The resource person focused on the basic structure of Story Telling i.e. the beginning, plot, character introduction and conclusion that helps in constructing a story in an understandable manner and also engage the attention of the listeners. She also gave tips to the students to write good and effective stories.
It was an interactive and enriching session.

Report On Magic Show

A magic show was organised in the school premises on 12 February, 2020 for the students of classes Nursery, KG, I to V. The show was organized by a magician, Mahesh Kumar, who performed various tricks and illusions that made the children watch him with rapt attention and excitement. Children were swayed by the magical tricks displayed by him. He had the children laugh and gasp in wonder at his tricks. He also gave a word of caution to the students not to try the tricks at home alone.
The show was a great success and children enjoyed it very much.

Report of workshop on Good and Bad Touch

Day and Date	:	5 February, 2020 (Wednesday)
Classes	:	I to VI
Venue	:	School Premises

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini (Formerly known as Queen Mary’s School, Rohini) organized a workshop on Good Touch and Bad Touch on February 5, 2020 in the school premises. The workshop was conducted by a well renowned organization “ANON”. All the students of classes I to VI actively participated in the engaging workshop where they were taught about their “Safe Zones”.The speaker Ms. Deepa Choudhary, with the help of numerous videos, pictures and character plays etc. explained the students how to differentiate and identify “bad touch” or other “uncomfortable behaviour” from others. They were also given instructions on how should one react or respond in an uncomfortable situation. In the end, the students answered a questionnaire to review their understanding. It was a great initiative and a step forward to spread awareness about “Good and Bad Touch”. The need of the hour is to sensitize children to make them self-aware and to prepare them from any untoward or unpleasant experience. The children were taught to say ‘No’ if they are uncomfortable in any adult’s presence.

CERVICAL CANCER AWARENESS PROGRAMME

Swachh Uddan foundation organized an awareness programme on Cervical Cancer in the school premises on 23 January 2020 for classes IX-XI. The Resource Person for the awareness programme was Dr. Prerna Lakhwani, Gynecologist and Surgeon, Fortis Hospital.

The students were informed that women of India, China and USA have the highest incidents and are more prone to the Cervical Cancer as reported by WHO in 2012.

Students were informed about different types of cancers, their causes and the treatment available. The visiting doctor reiterated the fact that prevention is better than cure. All females between 9 to 14 years should get vaccinated through HPV Vaccine.

It was a very informative session.

Report on Cyber Awareness Programme by Delhi Police

Date	:	03.12.2019
Venue	:	Saint Giri Sr. Sec. School
Attended by	:	Ms. Pooja Ahuja and Ms. Simran Sethi along with 20 students of class XI

A Cyber Awareness Programme organized by CYPAD, Dwarka in Association with Delhi Police was conducted on Wednesday, 4 December 2019 for school students. Mr. Vimal from Cyber cell Delhi Police was the resource person.

The aim was to support the cause of creating awareness on Cyber safety. The resource person informed the students about various ways to be safe on cyber space. The students were shown short films on cyber safety.

Mr. Vimal outlined some basic instructions to be safe in cyber space. They are:

Never share your and your family’s personal information on Internet.
Avoid conversation and accepting friend requests from unknown persons.
“Pause and think before you Connect”.
Information on cyber space is never private.
Steps followed to safeguard your data online.
Precautions to be taken to avoid misuse of one’s personal information.
How to lodge complaints about cyber crime in cyber cell “cybercrime.gov.in”.
Report any suspicious mail or activity. Always trust your parents and talk to them about any problem.

At the end of the session, the students asked question on the topic and also discussed their problem with the resource person. Overall, it was a highly informative workshop and helped students to be more alert online.

REPORT FOR WEBSITE

Teaching ‘Good Touch’, ‘Bad Touch’ to Tiny Tots

The students were shown a PPT Presentation on ‘Good Touch and Bad Touch in classes I -V so, that they could understand the difference between ‘good and ‘bad’ touch.

The aim was to support the cause of creating awareness on child safety. Every child needs to be taught that their body belongs to them and they have a right to protect it. Through this presentation we taught children how to identify the ‘No Touch’ areas, understand who ‘Safe Adults’ are and how to clearly communicate with parents and teachers about any bad experience. With the help of this PPT, children will now be able to recognize and protect themselves against such dangers from an early age.

The following points were discussed to ensure kids about what is Good and Bad Touch.

Good touches feel nice and warm, and make one feel safe and protected.
Good touches like hugs and kisses by your parents and Grandparents and friendly hugs by family members.
Good touches doesn’t scare or make you feel bad.
Expose girls to role models of women in business, especially those outside the stereotype, like doctors, scientists and leaders.
Bad touches makes you feel scared/ nervous/ ashamed.
Forced or hurt by someone.
Told by someone to keep it a secret.

REPORT FOR WEBSITE

Gender Sensitization: The Need of the Hour

The aim of Gender Sensitization is to make people aware of the power relations between man and woman in society and to understand the importance of providing women and men equal opportunities and treatment.

A PowerPoint Presentation was shown on the topic “Gender Sensitization” in the classes VI-IX on February 5, 2019.

This presentation focused on spreading awareness among students regarding Gender Equality among males and females. Its main objective is to teach people of all genders to respect everyone irrespective of gender while acknowledging the differences.

The following stereotypes were highlighted through this presentation:-

As a child, boys get toys like trucks, guns and super heroes while the girls are given dolls and cooking sets.
This conditioning manipulates young minds into believing that they must act within their “given place” in the society.
Allow boys to express their emotions, encourage them to be expressive. Involve them in activities like gardening and cooking.
Expose girls to role models of women in business, especially those outside the stereotype, like doctors, scientists and leaders.
These role models will help girls to see themselves in professions outside the normal stereotypes.
Gender equality is a precondition to overcoming starvation, poverty & epidemic.
The soul has no Gender
We’ve begun to raise daughters more like sons…. But few have the courage to raise our sons more like our daughters.

REPORT ON MATHS WORKSHOP

Topic: Capacity Building Programme for Teachers on Teaching
Class X Mathematics
Date: 19th & 20th Dec. 2018
Venue: Delhi Public School, Mathura Road
Conducted by: Mr. Kartikay Bhardwaj & Ms. Ishita Mukherjee

A capacity building programe on Mathematics for Class X was conducted by CBSE on 19th & 20th Dec.2017 at Delhi Public School, Mathura Road.

The Resource Persons Mr. Kartikay Bhardwaj & Ms. Ishita Mukherjee discussed different methodologies of teaching Mathematics in Class X.

They discussed the meaning and importance of constructivism & Bloom’s Taxonomy for designing the question paper. They also stressed on the importance of innovative methods of teaching to overcome the child’s phobia for the subject. They suggested that more emphasis should be given on teaching Mathematics through activities rather than only through simple explanation method.

Every participant was actively involved & shared their different ways of developing lesson plans which covered every topic from Class X syllabus.

They also emphasized on the common errors committed by students which may be categorized as conceptual errors and procedural errors. Few activities were also conducted during the workshop to understand the learning of concepts based on constructive approach.

Overall, it was a highly informative workshop and helped in devising innovative methods to make Mathematics an interesting subject for students.

MATHS CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP

Ratna Sagar organized a workshop on 01 December 2018 at St. Columbo School, Rani Bagh, Pitam Pura Delhi on the topic “Empowering Maths Learning” from 10:00 am to 02:00 pm.The resource person was Ms. Aditi Singhal. She is the next generation educationist who develops innovative teaching techniques for making learning interesting and easy to relatewith real life situations. Teachers from various schools actively participated in the workshop.Ms. Aditi started the workshop by stating the causes of underachievement in the subject of Mathematics these days and they were:

Lack of clarity of concepts
One dimensional approach instead of multi-dimensional
Lack of practice
Beliefs associated with the subject

With these the resource person told the objectives of the workshop:

Designing and planning activities
Rejuvenating interest in Maths
Empowering their learning

With this Ms. Singhal moved to next segment where she told motivational strategies which can be used by the teachers in their classrooms.

Ms. Aditi gave an interesting worksheet to the teachers ‘An Old English Rhyme’ wherein the word must be obtained from the sum and was to beplaced in the rhyme that matched the problem number. This activity engaged the teachers and she told that such effective techniques can make the classroom an interesting place to learn.
To attract the learners, new techniques are needed by the teacher to open their thinking skills.

For example, she told the story of King Henry which can be used by the teachers to teach metric conversion. She shared this mnemonic:

KING- Kilometre
HENRY- Hectometre
DIED-Decametre
UNEXPECTEDLY-Unit
DRINKING-Decimetre
CHOCOLATE-Centimetre
MILK-Millimetre

The teachers should give the learners the challenges that they will enjoy, and which will help them to ignite their brains. In this she also addressed that it is important to deconstruct their old beliefs and help them think in anew and innovative way.
Ms. Aditi also told the importance of Maths Lab and how it can be effectively used to explain the concepts to the students. Manipulatives are physical concrete thing which help the students to develop mathematical thinking.Manipulatives such as tangrams, pattern blocks, geo boards base 10 blocks etc. To explain it well, she gave the example how geo boards can be used to explain the concept of areas of irregular shapes.
Ms. Aditi explained that there is need to move from black board approach to recreational approach wherein teacher could help the students with smart calculation tips of Vedic Maths. She also gave some innovative techniques to derive the tables of 12-19 from tables2-9.
Last but not the least she concluded that an empowerment can be done through spirituality. The teachers should spot virtue instead of their vice.

It was an interactive and informative session.

Business Studies Workshop

A Business Studies workshop was conducted by Ecovisionnaire Knowledge Infinity Private Limited on 31 July 2018 at Andhra Education Society School, ITO. The workshop was attended by Ms. Shalini Baluja. It began with an introduction session taken up by Mr. Amit Arora, the Resource Person from Ecovissionnare, in which he acquainted the teaching faculty about the organisation, their aim and vision and the Olympiads conducted by them. Later on, an interactive session was taken up by Mr. G.S Alag, the writer of one of the reference books of Business Studies, in which he clarified the doubts of the teachers on various topics namely Organisational Structure, Decentralisation and Delegation, etc. Various case studies were discussed in the session on various topics. The changes in the curriculum of class XI was also referred to. Later Mr. Amit Arora presented a few Case Studies based on the success stories and failure of a few oraganisations and the reasons behind it, through a short Power Point Presentations. Mr. Kunal Dua discussed the innovative ways of learning Business Studies by using acronyms. Overall it was a good and interesting learning experience for the teachers.

Capacity Building Programme of Business Studies

CBSE organised a two day Capacity Building Programme of Business Studies on 24 and 25 August 2018 at M.M Public School, Vasudha Enclave, which was attended by Ms. Shalini Baluja. The programme was conducted by the CBSE Resource Person Ms. Shivani Nagrath. The session included the discussion on the many topics namely the introduction of the various topics in Business Studies class XI such as History of Commerce, Entrepreneurship, etc; how to make teaching learning of business studies more interesting by using activity methods such as role play, etc. and the typology of the question paper and how to make case studies more understandable to the students.

The teachers from around 25 schools attended the workshop and shared their valuable experiences. The workshop was very informative and a source of experience for all.

Two Days Capacity Building Programme

A two day Capacity Building Program for Economics was conducted by CBSE on 16 and 17 August 2018 at the Centre of Excellence, Regional Office. The workshop was attended by Ms.Rachna Garg Jain and Ms. Kanika Marwaha.

As major changes have come up in the CBSE syllabus of Economics for classes XI and XII so the programme focused on the subject matter in the light of the National Curriculum Framework. The resource persons were Dr. K.S.Randhawa and Dr. Saurabh Malhotra, both associated with CBSE as a resource person and Content Developers in NCERT. They stressed upon the significance of the changes in the syllabus, importance of Economics in relation to other subjects and the real world and role of a teacher as a facilitator in effective teaching learning process etc.

Question Paper Design was discussed with various handout activities wherein the participant teachers were required to frame the blue print of the question paper, to identify the relevance of the questions as per the allotted marks, etc. Different classroom activities were also highlighted upon in the workshop which would help the teachers to make classroom teaching more interactive and effective.

This was followed by an Open House Session in which queries of teachers were answered through discussion with all the participants.

The two day programme was highly informative and educative.

Website Report of participation in TDMUNC 2018

The students of Queen's Convent, Delhi participated in TDMUNC 2018 on 18 and 19 August 2018 at DU Conference Centre, North Campus.TDMUNC 2018 was a two day conference in which the student delegates discussed the policies and ideologies of different nations.

Draft resolution was submitted by the committees such as United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), United Nations Security Council (UNSC), All India Political Party Meet (AIPPM) and United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC). Suggestions were given by the delegates regarding the agenda of the respective committees.

700 delegates from various schools and colleges participated in the event. Twenty eight students of Queen's Convent, Delhi participated from classes X, XI& XII in the TDMUN conference. They were accompanied by Ms. Shweta Srivastava and Ms. K. Dipika.

Our students constituted three committees of the MUN namely AIPPM, UNGA and UNHRC with their agendas as “ Autonomy of Educational Institutions with Special Emphasis on higher Education” , “ Promotion of Sustainable Economic Growth and Sustainable Development Goals in Accordance with Recent General Assembly Resolutions” and “Protecting the Human Rights of Women and Children Stuck in Conflict Areas’’ respectively. Mahika Bisht of class X received special recognition as the delegate of Burkina Faso by the Members of Executive Board in the formal session of the committee of UNGA.

All the participants received participation certificates. Moreover the Executive Board Members of AIPPM applauded and made a special mention about our students for their commendable performance in the informal session of the conference.

The conference provided an insight to the students into the political system of the world. It was an enriching experience for all the student participants as they received a platform to assess their verbal and linguistic skills along with a broader perspective of the world politics.

REPORT ON STUDENTS’ WORKSHOP

Indian School of Business and Finance ( ISBF) haD organised a workshop for the Economics students of class XII. It was held on Wednesday, 01.08.18 in the school premises. Ms. Navni Kothari, Assistant Professor at ISBF was the resource person. The workshop was named as ‘PLAYNOMICS’ i.e. play way method of teaching Economics. It focussed on students involvement by engaging them in an economic activity.

Name of the activity conducted was ‘bake-off’ wherein the students were to play a producers and the resource person was the consumer. As a producer of a given product ‘ biscuit’ , they were required to convince the buyer to buy their products by using their promotional skills. At regular intervals After regular intervals certain economic changes were introduced like lack of rainfall leading to reduction in availability of wheat. This enhanced their analytical thinking as they were able to relate with the economic concepts taught in classes.

The activity was followed by an interactive session with the students wherein they were encouraged to specify the topics in their textbooks through which they are able to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and its practical applicability.

REPORT ON WORKSHOP

A one day workshop on ‘Country Mosquito Training (CMT) Program’ was conducted at DAV Public School, Pushpanjali Enclave on 08 August 2018 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm by GLOBE program India, Department of Environment, GNCTD and Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. Ms. Shilpy Tyagi, member of Save Club, attended the workshop from our school.

Teachers from 23 schools took part in the training program, where the experts expressed their concern about the issue of rise in cases of Dengue, Malaria and Zika fever. The workshop was chaired by Dr. B.C. Sabata, Senior Scientific Officer, Department of Environment; Dr. Hitesh Joshi, Senior Scientist from Ministry of Environment along with Dr. Vidyasagar. The main objectives of the workshop were to make the teachers recognize mosquito breeding sites and be able to collect water samples for mosquito larvae so that the data can be uploaded on the mobile app “Mosquito Habitat”. This app provides the platform to each school to upload the pictures of water samples of larvae Aedes mosquito. A microscopic lens of high resolution was given to the participating teachers in the workshop, which can be attached with the mobile phone to take the pictures of the larvae of mosquitoes. The training provided further can be disseminated to the students which will, therefore, help Delhi to become Dengue free.

The participants were also given handouts on the Dengue and Chikungunya diseases. The workshop was a successful endeavor of the Department of environment to spread awareness about the causes and prevention of epidemic like Dengue.

REPORT ON CAREER COUNSELLING WORKSHOP

A workshop based on providing career guidance to the class 10 students was conducted on 25 July 2018 in the school premises by the renowned Educationist and Career Counsellor Mr Ish Gera . Mr Gera is the Founder Director of Teachwell Professional Studies Institute Pvt Ltd .

Students were first guided about how they should make choices about their streams which they will be choosing after clearing their Matriculation .

Students should always choose a stream which is most suited to them and not just be crowd followers . They can take up aptitude testing to find what is best suited for them .

Mr Gera informed the students about the three main streams Science , Commerce and Humanities and the various choices that are available under each stream,for example in medical , students can go for bio technical field , forensic , physiotherapy and such other apart from becoming a doctor .

Talking on the same lines , he discussed about multiple fields open for commerce and Humanities streams which are other than the most conventional ones like CA or IAS .

Students participated enthusiastically and asked their querries .

The resource person also told them about the brain exercises that can be done to enhance retention and concentration .

Overall it was a very informative interaction which can prove to be very useful for the students .

Report on Awakened Citizen Programme

"Education is the manifestation of perfection already in man.”

The Awakened Citizen Programme is a unique value education programme for children of the secondary level which aims to manifest moral values in each and every citizen of the country. The programme is a powerful media to harness the infinite potential within an individual. The aim of the Programme is to empower students, make them think and take independent decisions and develop as enlightened citizens. The two days workshop to this new approach to value education under the ‘Awakened Citizen Program’ conducted by Ramakrishna Mission was attended by Ms. Y.S. Neetu and Ms. Mamta Sharma at Ramakrishna Mission Asharam, Karol Bagh on 11 and 12 May 2018. They were trained to impart the programme at the school level as facilitators and guide the students to explore the power within.

Day One began with an introduction to the ‘Awakened Citizen Program’. The central theme of the Awakened Citizen Program was possibilities with three-fold vision – Universal Possibilities, Knowledge Possibilities and Physical Possibilities that are at the disposal of every child but need to be tapped. During the training session, the resource persons, with the help of Power Point Presentation, emphasized on the infinite potential in every individual which can be manifested as excellence in every walk of life. The content and teaching methodology of the Programme were based on extensive research and explained very well by the Resource Persons. The session was very interactive and inspiring and gave an insight into effective facilitation practices.

On Day Two, teachers were divided into groups of three and four and were given various topics. Ample time was given for discussion within the group, mock presentation and then the final presentation with the help of a Power Point Presentation. It turned out to be very interesting as it evoked a wonderful response from the teachers. Discussions, counter questions, all these helped the teachers to have a better understanding of the programme and also how to conduct the sessions effectively in their own classes and to make such sessions fruitful for students.

Case Study Based Project in Economics

Bal Bharti Public School organized a workshop for class XII Economics Teachers on 18 May 2018 on the topic ‘Case Study based Project in Economics’ in collaboration with Arya Book Depot. It was attended by Ms. Rachna Garg Jain and Ms.Kanika Marwaha. Professor Sanjeev Sharma, the Resource Person ,emphasized on the need to encourage students to understand the scope and repercussions of various economic events and happenings taking place around the country and the world. He highlighted the fact that real life situations must be incorporated in project work of Economics to unleash the potential of the child and enable them to establish a link between theory and its practical aspects.

It really helped in broadening the horizons of teachers and will help in giving a new dimension to a subject matter of Economics.

Career Counselling

Information is the key to success

In order to help the parents and the students of Class XII understand the career planning process and the various career options available to them, the School had organized an informative and interactive Career Counselling workshop on Tuesday, 15 May 2018 for the students of class XII and their parents. The School had invited Jitin Chawla’s Centre For Career Development, North India’s topmost career counseling firm, to conduct a detailed and scientific career counselling session. Mr. Ritesh Jain a renowned career counselor, educationist and a seasoned speaker along with representative from Pearl Academy, Ms. Monika and Mr. Hanumant Sabherwal from SmartPrep conducted two interactive sessions with the parents and students of class XII

The session covered several important points that students must keep in mind before choosing their career path. Various facts of a career choice and its determining factors such as aptitude and interest, life span of a career, commercial resources, and availability of opportunity, academic potential and other aspects such as age, medical conditions and support were explained through relevant examples. The session also threw light on the various skills required for pursuing a particular career, and how a combination of such skills is essential for success in a field.

Mr. Ritesh Jain then introduced the students to the various career paths available to them after Class XII in the field of Humanities, Science, Commerce, Vocational Skills, self-employment and new careers based on competitive exams. Ms. Monika from Pearl Academy introduced the various courses available after class XII. Towards the end of the session Mr. Hanumant Sabherwal briefed the students on how to prepare and crack the competitive exams successfully. The session ended with an interaction of the students with the resource person. The session was very helpful, particularly to those who were still irresolute in deciding their careers.

Report on Workshop conducted by DLSA for classes IX and XI

Delhi Legal Services Authority (North) conducted a workshop on POCSO Act and Sexual Crimes against children in the school premises on 03 May 2018. Advocate Shalini Gupta conducted the workshop in the conference room for the students of Classes IX and XI. She informed the students about the kind of sexual offenses that are punishable by Law. She encouraged the young Covent to be bold and confident and raise their voices against any such indignity that they may have faced at some time or the other at the hands of a stranger or a close relative or family friend. She also emphasized on the importance of reporting such instances so that the guilty may be punished severely. The students interacted with her and put forth their queries. The session concluded with Madam Shalini Gupta motivating the students to be alert and safe and assured them that that the Indian Laws are for their protection.

Career Counselling Workshop for classes XI and XII

A Career Counselling Workshop was organized in the school premises for classes XI and XII. Renowned Educationist and Career Counsellor and Founder Director of Teachwell Professional Studies Institute Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Ish Gera conducted the workshop for the students. The Resource person outlined the basic requisites to consider before choosing a stream in class XI. He encouraged the students to choose a career for themselves on the basis of their aptitude, interest and ability. In the course of his session, he emphasized on multiple career openings available for the students who have opted for science, commerce and humanities streams. Mr. Gera also informed the students about the latest and most sought for careers that will be the need of the future according to the present technological advances. He outlined new career avenues to students which was a great help for them. Such sessions provide an informed and interesting platform to the students. The resource person encouraged the students to be well informed about the careers of their choice and shared information pertaining to courses offered by various national and international universities.

PRONUNCIATION AND ACCENT TRAINING

One day interactive workshop on “Pronunciation and accent training” was organized by Frehindi on Saturday, 14 April 2018 at Bal Bharti School, Dwarka, on the day of the launch of International French Spellbee, 2018.

The Workshop started with the welcome address by the Vice Principal of Bal Bharti School, Dwarka. Mrs. Sandhya Kakkar addressed all participants and Guest of the day Dr. Sushant Mishra, Professor of French language, JNU who conducted creative and interactive session for the teachers. More than 50 French language teacher from different schools of Delhi and NCR participated in the workshop. It was a very enriching experience. A lot of doubts regarding correct pronunciation were clarified by him with enthusiasm and effective way.

Dr. Mishra’s session was followed by an interactive and fun session by Mr. Haru Mehra, Director of Le Frehindi where he not only engaged the teachers in a two way conversations but also explained the importance of being a Global Citizen in 21st century and the skills required to have in order to excel at the global platform. He also shed light on the significance of learning and use of foreign language. He emphasized on the role of education in developing this competence in students, which is imperative in order to foster global citizenship. He concluded by sharing the mission of Le Frehindi which is working tirelessly towards this goal through various means like International French Spell Bee, English Spell Bee, Global Citizen Olympiad, International Student Exchange programs, Summer and winter camps.

Prime Minister address on Stress Free Examination

Topic	Prime Minister address on Stress Free Examination
Date:	16^th Feb, 2018
Venue :	Hans Raj Model School, Punjabi Bagh.
Timings :	12:00 noon - 2:00 pm
Purpose:	A live programme was telecasted in which the students of class X were addressed by honorable Prime Minister of India, Mr.Narendra Modi on the topic STRESS-FREE EXAMINATION. The Prime Minister told the students that he is their friend in his Pariksha Pe Charcha address in Delhi on Friday, 16 Feb 2018. PM Modi said though he was speaking on how to reduce stress during eams it was also his examination day. The event was held at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium in presence of several students from various schools. The idea behind the event was to make students understand the need to develop a stress-free attitude and emerge winners during the time of examination. This was not the first time Modi has addressed the issue. In past years, through Mann Ki Baat a radio programme, he has always asked the students to treat teams like festivals and urged them not to take too much stress. A happy mind is the secret of a good mark sheet, were the words with which he motivated the students. He also cited the example of former President, APJ Abdul Kalam, who had once revealed that he had tried to join the Air Force and failed, but that did not stop him from becoming a brilliant scientist. Therefore, one should not develop a fear of examination but develop the confidence to face them with courage and a positive attitude. It was an interactive session in which the students who were present there got an opportunity to ask certain questions to the PM. The following questions were asked by the students during the address at Talkatora Stadium- What kind of a relationship should be there between a teacher and a student? To this, Modi replied, In our society teachers are like family members. It is important to have a close relationship with them, as teachers play an important role in shaping our future and personality like our parents. What is Effective Time Management and how can it improve exam preparation? To this, Modi replied, For students, one timetable or a schedule can be appropriate for the whole year. It is essential to be flexible & make the best use of one's time. Why is sleep important? To this Modi replied, Sleeping soundly is good for your health not just the quantity but the quality. The PM also advised the students to involve themselves in various activities like yoga, dance, and music to relieve themselves from stress and to add an element of recreation in their schedules. He also motivated the students by telling them that every child is unique and is blessed with a different talent. Therefore, they must know their ability and channelize their energies in enhancing and polishing it.

Workshop on Clean Air Campaign

Teachers and students of Queen's Convent Delhi, attended a workshop on Clean Air Campaign- interaction with NGOs, Citizens and Civil Society Organisations on 21 February 2018. The workshop was organized by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India at Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Jor Bagh Road, Aliganj, New Delhi.

The Workshop commenced with an inaugural session where Mr. A K Mehta, Additional Secretary, MoEF&CC, welcomed the participants and discussed the context setting of the workshop. Dr. Ashok Mehta, Chairman, Development Alternatives, Ms. Marina Walter, Country Director UNDP, Dr. Rajesh Biniwale, Deputy Director NEERI and Prof. Shailesh Nayak, Distinguished Scientist, Ministry of Earth Sciences discussed the causes and effects of the rising levels of air pollution, the connection between air pollution and climate change and the measures being used to combat air pollution. The inaugural session ended with Mr. Prabhjot Sodhi, Sr. Program Coordinator UNDP, thanking the august gathering and inviting the participants to join the sessions to be held next.

The various sessions of the workshop dealt with issues like measures to check air pollution in Industry Sector, Building Sector, Transport Sector and Waste Management Sector. The sessions were facilitated by Mr. Atul Saxena, CEO and Director, Grow Diesel and Mr. Prarthna Borah, Country Head, Clean Air Asia.

The sessions concluded with summarizing of the issues raised in the Workshop along with a brief of the measures like incentivisation, cap and trade mechanism and imparting skill and training to people in green jobs, etc., that were put forward by the participants.

Mr. Prabhjot Sodhi appreciated and commended the teachers and the students of our school for their contribution regarding measures that can be taken up to combat the menace of air pollution.

On the whole it was an informative and educational experience for the participants.

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Eric Paul:determinant soul

Visit in QMGR

Queen Convent, Delhi has always associated itself with initiatives and events that give impetus to the spirit of people who want to achieve great heights in life but are restricted by their physical incapacity or lack of proper platform and support.To realize this vision, the school supported Mr. Eric Paul, a paraplegic, by sponsoring his journey of 4000 Kms from Leh to Kanyakumari.

The school management i.e. Mr. Ved Mittal, Manager of the school, Mrs. Sunita Mittal, Director of the school, Ms. Nalini Andrew, the Principal flagged off his journey on 3 June 2016 in the school premises. The school children interacted with him and wished him success and good health.The Director and the Principal handed over Mr. Eric Paul a cheque of sponsorship amount of Rs. 50000 and a good luck card. Stickers bearing the school logo were pasted on the vehicle that he would be using to accomplish this feat. T- Shirts and caps for Mr. Eric Paul and his physiotherapist were handedover to him. Further the ceremony was followed by Mr. Eric Paul cleaning the surroundings along with the staff members under the campaign of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The Management wished him success. Eric thanked the Management of the school and the students for their support and good wishes.

His Journey

Eris Paul's Journey from Delhi - Leh - Kanyakumari

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Kindergarten

Janmashtami

KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATIONS

‘An exemplary – a leader, a hero, a protector, a teacher, a philosopher and a friend: all in one is our Lord Krishna’.

Sri Krishna Janmashtami is one such festival that marks the celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna with full fervor and enthusiasm by the devotees all over the country. The incarnation of Lord Krishna signifies the end of all darkness and the eradication of the evil from the earth. Krishna Janmashtami observes a large conflux of people from all walks of life engaging themselves in the jubilation of the festival. Every year, the birth of Lord Krishna is celebrated with great devotion and warmth by everyone in the country.

The school celebrated Krishna Janmasthami on Thursday, 22 August 2019 in its premises. The esteemed guests of the celebration were Mr. Vikas Goyal, Vice-Chairman of the School, Ms. Sunita Mittal, Manager of the School, Ms. Kavya Mittal Goyal, Secretary of the School, Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the School, Ms. Kanika Mittal, Coordinator Kindergarten and little Krishna, Viraj.

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 the School. The celebration was depicted through a play in which the significance of Krishna Janmashtmi was outlined. Multiple dance performances by our artistic students showcased the various stages of Shri Krishna’s life right from his birth till ‘Kansa Vadha’. The dance performances on a medley of 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.

The Coordinator - Kindergarten, applauded the hard work and enthusiasm of all the students and teachers for making this event successful. The guests were offered prasada of Makhan Mishri in small handis.

The celebration concluded with the rendition of the school song.

Kindergarten

Diwali Celebration
Kids Adventure
Puppet Show
Colouring Competition
Fancy Dress Competition

Little Lamps of Kindergarten

Diwali – ‘The Festival of Lights’
Move from darkness to the light,
That empowers us to commit ourselves to good deeds.
Meditate on your innate brilliance, goodness, and wholeness
And let your heart open wide and embrace your inner light.

The festival of Diwali spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, and hope over despair. The light within us must help to dispel the darkness and spread love, warmth and kindness as well as in giving and sharing.

The festival of Diwali was celebrated in a unique way in Queen's Convent, Delhi on 26 October 2016.Mrs. Kavya Goyal presided over the programme as a Special Guest along with the Director, Mrs. Sunita Mittal, the Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew and the Kindergarten Coordinator Ms. Kanika Mittal.

The students of Kindergarten, Class I and II presented a musical drama to depict extracts from the Ramayana and the values that can be imbibed from Lord Rama’s life. The happy and smiling faces of children spread the light of joy in the hearts of the viewers. Through this, the students tried, in their small way, to teach us, how this pious festival can be celebrated in other ways than by just burning crackers and polluting the environment. The students also participated in diya decoration activity. This was followed by a lively dance session and distribution of sweets to the students.

The Principal, Ms. Nalini Andrew appreciated this endeavour of the students and encouraged them to celebrate every festival with the same spirit and enthusiasm.

Picnic to Eco Adventure Camp

Queen's Convent, Delhi always strives to emerge out with something new for its students on the occasion of Children’s Day. The school organized a picnic to Eco Adventure Camp, Najafgarh for the students of Kindergarten on 15 November 2016. The students left the school in the morning in a bus singing and dancing their way to the destination. Songs, snacks and smiling faces made the journey a befitting beginning to a fun filled day. The students had a joyous day at the camp. They enjoyed an array of rides and delicious meal which was followed by a magic show. The students took part in various activities, organized by the teachers, with great fervor and joy. The students danced to the music on the dance floor and won chocolates for their splendid performances. They had a great time and enjoyed each and every moment of the day.

Puppet Show for Tiny Tots

Queen’s Kindergarten organized a puppet show for the students on 19.02.16 which gave them a perfect first time theatre experience. The puppet show was organized to familiarize the young minds with the animal kingdom . Using an engaging, child-friendly approach, the puppet show educated, entertained and inspired the children. The show featured hand-sewn puppets and a simple, age-appropriate performance style suited to young children's attention spans and level of awareness. The colourful characters were captivating. There was mirth, joy and laughter as the puppeteer speaking in the voice of the characters, enthralled the students with a story about the relationship between humans and animals. The puppeteer interacted with the students asking them random questions. The multi coloured puppets acted as an impactful medium to train the students for animal shapes and their sounds.

Fun And Frolic With Colours

‘We are all a box of crayons ,each of us unique,
but when we get together, the picture is complete’

Queen’s Kindergarten has time and again devised activities that explore and encourage creativity in children. With this as an objective , the school organized an ‘on the spot colouring competition’ on 30 November 2016 . The theme of the competition was ‘Fun And Frolic With Colours’ for which each student was given a different colouring worksheet. The little ones enjoyed this colouring activity where they were able to showcase their imagination, could make choice of colours and exhibit their creativity. It offered a wonderful platform to them to showcase their skill in colouring. It was a pleasure to watch these tiny tots working with such ease with colours and crafting new ideas. The winners of the competition were given certificates. Overall it was an enjoyable day for the students.

Fancy Dress Competition

Small streams lead to one big ocean! Small steps lead to one big invention!

Queen's Convent, Delhi witnessed the Fancy Dress Competition for Kindergarten on October. It was a well cherished event, as it is always a pleasure to watch the students dressed up as different characters.

The theme specified for the competition was an open theme-anything creative. The students came forward displaying their vibrant costumes. The few to list out are toothbrush, soldier, helper, fairy, cake and many more. The competition brought an amiable ambience and the judges retorted with their applause. It was indeed a mesmerizing event which would be etched in our memory for a very long time. Children enjoyed participating and dressing colourfully.

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Report of Orientation Programme

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini conducted an Orientation Programme for the parents of students of classes I to XII on Friday, 19 May 2023. The programme outlined the school norms regarding discipline, health and hygiene, punctuality, uniform and various other rules and regulations.

The Orientation was conducted in two sessions. It commenced with a message from Principal Madam urging the parents to co-operate and collaborate wholeheartedly with the School to ensure that the norms of the school are followed and adhered to. The Assessment Criteria being followed by the School was also discussed in detail by the respective class teachers. This was followed by an interactive session where in the doubts/questions raised by the parents were clarified. Overall it was an informative and interactive programme.

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Plantation Drive
Green school Project

Report for Record/website on Mega Tree Plantation Drive - "Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam

The Eco Club of Queen's Convent School organized a Mega Tree Plantation Drive on Monday, 28 July 2025 under the national campaign titled "Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam. This is a part of our commitment to environmental conservation and in celebration of the sacred bond we share with our mothers.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of Classes III to VIII, who ceme to brought potted plants and saplings. A wide variety of medicinal and environment-friendly plants such as Tulsi, Aloe Vera, Neem, Curry Leaves, and Hibiscus were brought by the students. Each plant was neatly labeled with its name, reflecting the students' awareness and responsibility towards nature

The drive commenced with a short assembly, where teachers sensitized students about the importance of trees in combating climate change, purifying the air, and conserving biodiversity. The campaign also honoured motherhood, encouraging students to dedicate each planted sapling to their mother

After the assembly, students planted their saplings in designated areas within the school premises under the guidance of their teachers and the school gardener. The atmosphere was filled with joy and a sense of purpose as students pledged to take care of their plants and nurture them regularly.

The event proved to be a significant step in instilling a sense of environmental responsibility, love, and gratitude among the students. It was a resounding success, fostering a strong message of sustainability and care for both Mother Earth and our mothers.

Plantation Drive

Each one of us wish for a free and clean environment and surrounding to live and at the same time it compulsorily becomes the responsibility of each one us to contribute towards this goal of making our motherland clean and pollution free.

Queen's Convent, Delhi is a socially responsible institution which not only imparts education to its students but also instils sensitivity towards the environment. A Plantation Drive was organized by the SAVE club of the school in collaboration with DE under the Green School Project on 13 September 2018 in the school premises. Mr. Vipin Kumar, DE Nominee of the school was the Guest of Honour. He planted saplings in the herbal garden in the presence of Ms. N. Andrew, Principal, Queen's Convent, Delhi and the staff. The members of NGO LAKSH also participated in this drive. The saplings planted in the school garden area were Jamun, Gudhal, Champa, Kanner and Neem. Such initiatives help in inculcating love and respect for the environment in the students so that we can leave a legacy of a green planet for our future generations.

The children of class V B have been made responsible for taking care of the saplings in this session.

Green School Programme

‘It is our collective and individual responsibility…to preserve and tend to the world in which we all live’
-Dalai Lama

Queen's Convent, Delhi strives to organize activities related with community consciousness for the upliftment of the students and the society. The School, being an important part of society is taking an initiative to transform into a ‘Green School’.

A green school is about more than curriculum, more than programming and more than bricks and mortar. It’s a school that supports global sustainability in every way. A green school begins with the future in mind, designing a learning experience for students that will prepare them to lead the world toward a healthier, cleaner, more sustainable future.

As part of this initiative, the first step taken by the school is that a Rooftop Solar Power Panel has been set up in the school.

Schools can generate enormous amounts of plastic waste, which is toxic to people and the environment, and never goes away. Plastic bags are a big threat to our environment, because a single plastic bag takes 1000 hours to decay completely as they are made of petrochemicals which are nonrenewable. This means that the plastic bags will stay for a longer period of time and damage our Mother Nature. Through this initiative, we will try to abandon all plastic materials such as water bottles, cups, plates, jugs, folders, trays or pencil boxes and change our surrounding into a "plastic-free" zone.

As a first step towards this goal, we hereby request you all not to send polythene bags (of less than 50 microns thickness) to school at all. Henceforth, polythene bags are completely banned in the school premises.

You are also further requested to send your ward’s lunch in a non-plastic case or packing such as stainless steel tiffin box, safely wrapped in butter paper or cloth. Alternatively, this may be done at the time of replacing the lunch box.

Promoting long-term, whole-school action for the environment, ‘Green-School’ is a student-led programme with involvement from the parents as well and we hope that with the support of parents , we will be able to achieve our goal successfully.

Hoping for your cooperation!

Principal

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Pariksha Pe Charcha

The Hon’ble Prime Minister interacted with students, teachers and parents in the 2nd edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha at Talkatora Stadium on 29 January 2019. Two thousand students, parents and teachers from all over the country as well as students from abroad participated in the programme. The programme was broadcasted LIVE on All India Radio and through television telecasted in all Government and CBSE Schools, Higher Education Institutions and Colleges in the country and abroad. The students were shown this LIVE telecast in our school as well.

The programme began with a short cultural programme by Kala Utsav contest winners, their parents and teachers. The Hon’ble Prime Minister made a special mention of Neena the disabled child who performed on the stage. He said that differently abled children are a source of inspiration for all as they are full of zeal, overcoming all difficulties and presenting good example to normal people. The Prime Minister paid tribute to former Defence Minister Mr. George Fernandes who had passed away in the morning that day.

Addressing the gathering, PM Narendra Modi Ji said that life is about dealing with challenges resolutely. He advised students to listen to their parents' counsel with full attention to avoid confrontation. The Hon’ble Prime Minister advised students not to lose hope after failing in their exams. He cautioned parents against imposing their will on their children, but to encourage them in their own pursuits. He requested the parents not to fulfil their own unfulfilled dreams through their children. He emphasized that every child has his or her own potential and strength, adding that it is important to understand this. The Prime Minister urged students not to succumb to pressure as exam-related stress makes matters worse.

The highlights of PM Modi's session with students was:

Our learning cannot be reduced to exams only. Our education must equip us to face various challenges of life as well.
When something challenges you, you must pay attention to your qualities that came forth during that challenge. Those are the ones you need to work on. When it comes to exams, our focus should never be on marks. It should be on acquiring knowledge and understanding the subject. You will score marks if that is taken care of
PM said “I hope parents do not make the report card of their children their own visiting cards...because if that is the aim then the expectations from children become unreal.”

This interaction was very effective for students, parents and teachers to understand the importance of examination, time management, aspiration etc.

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Interhouse Competitions

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Inter-House Competition Report

The Queen’s Convent School, Rohini conducted Inter-House Competition, showcasing the diverse talents of students across all classes. The four houses—Mother Teresa, Florence Nightingale, Sarojini Naidu, and Helen Keller—enthusiastically participated in a series of creative and intellectual events designed according to different grade levels.

We congratulate all the participants for their spirited performances .The competition not only encouraged healthy rivalry but also nurtured creativity, confidence, and teamwork among students.

Results of the various events is as follows:

S.NO.	EVENT NAME AND CLASSES	DESCRIPTION	WINNER HOUSE
1	Poem Dramatization (classes 1 and 2)	Young performers brought poems to life with expressive narration, costumes, and synchronized actions.	HELEN KELLER
2	Storytelling ( classes 3 to 5)	Participants took the stage with engaging skits that reflected social messages, humor, and storytelling skills.	SAROJINI NAIDU
3	Quiz Competition ( classes 6 to 8)	Students participated in a lively Quiz Competition on Famous Personalities, answering questions that tested their knowledge, sharp thinking and collaborative team spirit.	HELEN KELLER
4	Symposium ( class 9 to 12)	Students demonstrated their analytical and oratory skills through a Thought-provoking discussions and well- researched viewpoints highlighted their public speaking skills	HELEN KELLER

EVENT- HOP RACE

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	VERONICA	IB	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	AARUHI	IA	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTANGILE

EVENT-SACK RACE

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	KAVYA	IIA	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	MAYRA	IIA	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTANGILE
3	ISHANVI	IIA	THIRD	SAROJINI NAIDU
4	TIYASHA	IIA	THIRD	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE

EVENT-GRAPING HAND RACE

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	MEDHA AND ANSHIKA	II C & II C	FIRST	FLORENCE NIGHTANGILE
2	GARGI AND PIYANSHI	II C& II C	SECOND	HELEN KELLER
3	PRIYAL AND GUNIKA	II C & II C	THIRD	SAROJINI NAIDU

EVENT-YOGA

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	RIYANSHI RAWAL	III C	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	DEEKSHA	III A	SECOND	HELEN KELLER
3	MANNAT SHARMA	III C	THIRD	SAROJINI NAIDU

EVENT-YOGA

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	SHAGUN	IV A	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	ASMITA SOLANKI	IV A	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE
3	YASHVI	IV A	THIRD	HELEN KELLER

EVENT-YOGA

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	VANIA	V A	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	MYSHA	V C	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE
3	AKHILTA	V A	THIRD	HELEN KELLER

EVENT-JUDO

WEIGHT BELOW 27 KG

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	RANI	VI B	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	PALAK	VII C	SECOND	HELLEN KELLER
3	KANAK	VI C	THIRD	HELEN KELLER

WEIGHT BELOW 32 KG

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	AARYA	VIII A	FIRST	SAROJINI NAIDU
2	AVESH BALYAN	VIII A	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE
3	ISHIKA	VII B	THIRD	SAROJINI NAIDU

WEIGHT BELOW36 KG

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	KHUSHI DUHAN	VI A	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	ANANYA KAUSHIK	VII B	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE
3	AARADHYA SINGH TOMAR	VI C	THIRD	HELLEN KELLER

WEIGHT BELOW 40 KG

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	NITI MEHTO	VIII B	FIRST	FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
2	ANSHIKA	VII C	SECOND	SAROJINI NAIDU
3	ROSHNI	VIIIC	THIRD	MOTHER TERESA
4	TASHYA AGARWAL	VIII B	THIRD	HELLEN KELLER

WEIGHT BELOW 44KG

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	DEVITA DABAS	VIII C	FIRST	MOTHER TERESA
2	ELINA RANA	VI A	SECOND	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE
3	ISHIKA	VIII C	THIRD	SAROJINI NAIDU

WEIGHT ABOVE 44 KG

S.NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS & SECTION	POSITION	HOUSE
1	CHAHTA SHARMA	VIII B	FIRST	HELLEN KELLER
2	AASTHA	VII B	SECOND	HELLEN KELLER
3	RUCHI RANA	VIII A	THIRD	MOTHER TERESA

EVENT-KHO KHO

(CLASSES-IX-XII)

S.NO.	HOUSE	POSITION
1	SAROJINI NAIDU	FIRST
2	FLORENCE NIGHTIGALE	SECOND
3	HELEN KELLER	THIRD

REPORT ON INTER- HOUSE COMPETITIONS

Competition teaches us big lessons; it drives us to be the best we can be...

The competitions that were held were:

Class	Name of competition	Topic/Theme
I & II	Fancy Dress Competition	Junk food v/s Healthyfood
III	Poetry Recitation	Idolizing Mother
IV	Poetry Dramatization	Seasons
V	Elocution	My favorite Superhero
VI- VIII	Red Cross Trivia Quiz
IX-X	Hindi Extempore
XI-XII	English Extempore

The participants took up the challenge wholeheartedly and showcased their talent effectively. The winners were appreciated and awarded with certificates of merit.

All the other participants were awarded participation certificates. The contest enriched one and all. The pupils found the competition fun-filled and educative.

Submitted by:

House Coordinators

Results of Inter- House Competition

Class I: Fancy Dress Competition (Junk Food Vs Healthy Food)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Ishanvi	I – B	Helen Keller	I
2	Trishika	I – B	Mother Teresa	II
3	Tushita Sharma	I – B	Sarojini Naidu	III

Class II: Fancy Dress Competition (Junk Food Vs Healthy Food)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Aradhya Sharma	II – B	Florence Nightingale	I
2	Priyanjali	II – B	Helen Keller	II
3	Aarchi Sharma	II – A	Sarojini Naidu	III

Class III: Poem Recitation (Idolizing Mother)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Mannat Sharma	III – C	Sarojini Naidu	I
2	Priyanjali	III – C	Helen Keller	II
3	Aarchi Sharma	III – C	Florence Nightingale	III

Class IV: Poetry Dramatization (Seasons)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Niharika	IV – B	Sarojini Naidu	I
2	Samaya	IV – C	Mother Teresa	II
3	Aditri	IV – A	Helen Keller	III

Class V: Elocution (My Favourite Super Hero)

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Kaashvi Dubey	V – B	Helen Keller	I
2	Anahita	V – B	Sarojini Naidua	II
3	Myeesha	V – C	Florence Nightingale	III

Class VI-VIII: Red Cross Trivia Quiz

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Avantika Chaudhary	VI - C	Florence Nightingale	I
2	Peehushi Mehndiratta	VII - C	Florence Nightingale	I
3	Avesh	VIII- B	Florence Nightingale	I
1	Palak Chaurasiya	VI - C	Mother Teresa	II
2	Srishti	VII - C	Mother Teresa	II
3	Sanskriti Sinha	VIII - B	Mother Teresa	II
1	Navya Mehndiratta	VI - C	Helen Keller	III
2	Akshi	VII - C	Helen Keller	III
3	Sanchi Bansal	VIII - c	Helen Keller	III

Class IX-X: Hindi Extempore

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Gauri Sharma	X-A	Sarojini Naidu	I
2	Avika	IX - C	Florence Nightingale	II
3	Ishita	IX - B	Mother Teresa	III

Class XI-XII: English Extempore

S.No	Student’s Name	Class	House	Position
1	Ananya Sharma	XII - A	Sarojini Naiduu	I
2	Suhani Bhatt	XI – A	Mother Teresa	II
3	Parshati	XII - A	Helen Keller	III

INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS

Date - 13.08.22

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

“Let Freedom be in mind, soul and body. Faith in your words and pride in your nature.”

Keeping the Independence fervor high, the Four Houses of the School, namely, Florence Nightingale, Helen Keller, Mother Teresa and Sarojini Naidu, displayed their competitive spirit by setting up the House Boards on the theme ‘Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav’ beautifully.

This particular theme was chosen to mark the innumerable sacrifices of the freedom fighters of India and honor the fact that we are living in a free India and also to mark the completion of 75 glorious years of Independence.

Today we cherish the ones who made our independence possible. Freedom is hard to get, but we are blessed to have it. Let’s appreciate everything we have and celebrate the great miracle of freedom. Let’s relive the moments of our glorious past and history through this wonderful display.

The following is the result of this competition: