eMAGAZINE, VOLUME - II MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL

SWIMMING CHAMPIONS

ROLL BALL

Girls team of Lotus Valley secured third position in Roll Ball Inter District
Championship . List of the participants is as follows:

1. Janhavi Jalan - VI Godavari 6. Tanvi Bambhani - V Cedar
2. Kaina Malik - VII Chenab 7. Vaania Arora - VI Thames
3. Aarohi K.Obroi - VI Godavari 8. Muskaan Satnaliwala- VI Thames
4. Myra Kailwoo - VI Godawali 9. Navya Singhal - VII Indus
5. Niharika Chauhan VI Godavari

BASKETBALL

31st July to 2nd August, Youth District Basketball Championship was held at Tau Devi
Lal Sports Complex, Gurgugram. Girl’s team bagged third position in youth U-17
District Championship.
Tanya Mahajan, Yohan Paul and Satvik Rai participated in State Championship held on
10th to 12th August in Kaithal, Haryana.

BASKETBALL

District School Basketball Championship- 24th to 29th August (Dhankot,
Gurugram). Our 03 teams participated in District Championship.

SKATING

( RSFI )District Roller Skating Association Gurugram. (DRSA Gurugram)
RESULT LOTUS VALLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, GURUGRAM
Held at Baliawas Roller Skating Track, Gurugram

Name Class Age Group Category Event Position
Tvesha Yadav 5th 8-12 Girls Inline 5k Rink Ele Second

Tvesha Yadav 5th 8-12 Girls Inline 3k meters Road Second
Tvesha Yadav 5th 8-12 Girls Inline 1000 meters Third

Tvesha Yadav 5th 8-12 Girls Inline 500 meters Third
Tvesha Yadav 5th 8-12 Girls Inline 1 lap road Third
Megha Bist 9th 14-16 Girls Inline 15 km ele. Third

SKATING Medal
4.Manya Srivastava of Grade III
Three learners of our school won medals Pelicans - Bronze
in GD Goenka Sport Fiesta Skating 5.Anushka Choubey of Grade III
Competition in Under- 8 and Under- 12, Hornbills - Bronze Medal
on 31st October 2018. 6.Tanvi Bhambhani of Grade V Cedars -
Gold Medal
1. Ashwika Gupta of Grade I - Gold medal 7.Megha Bisht of IX Elbert - Gold
Medal
2. Tvehsa Yadav of Grade V - Gold Medal 8.Divanshie Maheshwari of Grade X
Andes - Silver Medal
3. Aadya Kaushik of Grade I - Bronze 9.Vishvesh Gupta of XI Einstein - Silver
Medal Medal
10.Ambar Vashisth of Grade II Doves -
Learners of our school won medals in Gold Medal
27th Interschool School Skating 11.Anushka Choubey of Grade III
Championship held at Summer Field Hornbills - Gold Medal
Public School, Kailash Colony on 2nd 12.Aadya Kaushik of Grade I
November 2018. Nightangles - Silver Medal
13.Hrishit Sharma of Grade V Burans -
Following learners won medals in the Silver Medal
competition:

1.Ashwika Gupta of Grade II Doves -
Gold Medal
2.Aadya Kaushik of Grade I
Nightingales - Silver Medal
3.Nonita Talluri of Grade II Kites - Silver

TAEKWONDO

Annu Yadav of GRADE-XII Leonardo secured silver medal in CBSE North Zone
Taekwondo-do Championship and was selected for CBSE National held on 08th
October 2018. She also participated in CBSE National held at Bijnor in November.

CRICKET was a close game. It went to "super
over" and Lotus Valley needed 13 runs
Lotus Valley boys Under -17 and Under- to win but we fell short by 5 runs .
14 Cricket Team participated in the
Inter-District Tournament held at Tau Shourya Mukherji (Captain) of Grade
Devi Lal Stadium from 7th to VIII Bhramaputra and Karman Rooprai
9th September 2018. of Grade VII Indus performed well
with ball and bat.
In Under-17, Lotus Valley played their Shourya took 2 wickets and Karman
first match on 22nd August 2018 against scored 25 runs.
Laxmi Public School and won Agasstya Khanna of Grade X Everest
comprehensively. Agasstya Khanna and and Eshaan Sinha of Grade IX Elbert
Eshaan Aryan Sinha batted beautifully got selected to play for Haryana State
and scored 31 and 35 not out Under-17 Cricket Team, which was
respectively. Rest of the tournament held at Kurukshetra.
was washed out.
The Under-14 Inter-District Tournament,
Lotus Valley lost their first match. It was

CRICKET

Lotus Valley Under -14 participated in Knock Out Tournament held at St. Michael
School, Gurugram. The team lost the first match on 11th October 2018 against DAV
Sector-14.
Shourya performed well with ball, taking 2 wickets and Karman Rooprai scored 41
important runs.

FOOTBALL

Two students of Lotus Valley
International School, Gurugram
were selected for State Football
Championship and represented
Gurugram District held at Sirsa
district.
 Ishan Sharma – XII

Archimedes
 Manav Gangwani –XII

Leonardo

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL
Boys under-19 team participated in Inter- District Football Tournament from 28th to
31st August 2018.

 Vedant Sharma - XII Leonardo  Chaitanya Chaurasia -X Fuji
 Bhavya Verma – XII Leonardo  Aadi Avasthi – X Elbrus
 Sidharth P – XII Leonardo  Anshul Rana – X Fuji
 Kshitij Tandon -XII Leonardo  Sahil Vats – IX Himalayas
 Aryan Matta -XII Archimedes  Arjun Hingne – X Fuji
 Shaurya Babbar -X Elbrus  Anirudh Rathod – IX Elbert
 Vidit Jaduvanshi – IX Vindhyas  Krishang Killa – IX Vindhyas

FOOTBALL

Inter School Football Championship U-17 • Chaitanya Chaurasia -X Fuji

Boys and Girls (Sports Fiesta G.D Goenka  Aadi Avasthi – X Elbrus

Public School, Gurugram)  Anshul Rana – X Fuji

List of the participants:  Sahil Vats – IX Himalayas
 Arjun Hingne – X Fuji

• Shaurya Babbar -X Elbrus  Anirudh Rathod – IX Elbert
 Vidit Jaduvanshi – IX Vindhyas  Ahaan Ganguly- X Fuji
 Archit – IX Aravallis



SULABH INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF

TOILETS - Grade IV (4th August, 2018)

“Education is not preparation for life; Education is life itself”

The Principal, Ms Anita Malhotra Learners were amazed to understand
believes in providing learners with the that human waste can be used for
best opportunities to explore the world generating electricity and works as a
around them and then metamorphose fuel for kitchen through a Bio Gas
their experiences into learning. Plant. The museum also had a Water
Treatment Plant; which signified the
Contemplating on this vision, learners of reuse of water for best purposes. The
Grade 4 were taken on a trip to Sulabh learners were amused to know about
International Museum of Toilets on 4th the toilets used by kings and
August. Their museum tour started with emperors. They were also educated
a melodious prayer song followed by about the sensible use of water while
some brainstorming activities. using toilet. It was a unique
The museum not only displayed the experience for learners, which gave
amazing history of toilets from Indus insight about the most basic
Valley Civilization to the modern era, but requirement of human life.
also conferred some very crucial life skills
lessons to learners. It taught the most
critical necessity of today’s
time; REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE.

VISIT TO THE NATIONAL MUSEUM- Grade V
(4th August, 2018)

The learners of the Lotus Valley Learners visited various galleries and did
International School visited the various activities on the site as history
National Museum, New Delhi as part detectives and explored various artifacts,
of their educational excursion, on coins , burials placed in the Central Asian
Saturday, 4th August 2018. The visit Gallery, Coins Gallery and the Harappan
was facilitated by Flow India, an Gallery respectively.
organisation that expertises in creating Learners drew inferences from their
learning social sciences more observation of these objects. The
experiential. experience was an enriching one where
learners could contextualize their
classroom learning and relate it to the
real life.

TRIP TO JAIPUR– Grade IV (22nd to 23rd Sep, 2018)

Keeping up with the motto of holistic The evening kept them engaged with the
development of learners, Lotus Valley splendor of Rajasthani folk music,
International School organized a trip to puppet show and a myriad of traditional
Choki Dhani, Jaipur for the learners of entertainment- dancers, acrobats, snack
Grade IV from 22nd to 23rd September’ stalls and adventure-park-like activities.
2018. The trip was a step towards Learners were in awe of the perfect
encouraging the overall development introduction to rural and authentic
and enhancement of communication Rajasthan.
and social skills, personality,
confidence and awareness of learners. The visit to The Paper Mache factory at
Sanganer, Jaipur was a great learning as
Learners were welcomed at Choki kids witnessed the making of paper
Dhani in the ethnic Rajasthani style fabric scraps. Learners also visited the
with tilak, followed by a welcome City Palace, which includes the Chandra
drink. They had a great time exploring Mahal and Mubarak Mahal palaces and
the traditional heritage hospitality of other buildings.
Rajasthani culture in the resort
enjoying the wide variety of dishes The visit was indeed an enriching
and had a hearty meal. experience for learners. They had a
wonderful time bonding with their old
friends and making new friends too! It
got the young learners closer to the
roots and see Indian village life. This trip
of Grade IV learners was a remembrance
of Rajasthan’s captivating and vibrant art
and culture, fun and frolic and many
indelible memories to cherish forever.

TRIP TO JAIPUR– Grade IV (22nd to 23rd Sep, 2018)

TRIP TO AGRA– Grade V (21st to 22nd & 23rd to 24th Sep’ 18)

Lotus Valley International School, The next day commenced with a
Gurugram organised an overnight trip delicious Pan-Asian breakfast, followed
to Agra for the Grade V learners in two by visit to the Taj Mahal. Learners got to
groups. The first group (Burans, peep into the unknown mysteries of
Neems, Oaks and Olives) visited from history and relive the olden moments.
21st to 22nd September and the second The tour guides shared a lot of
group (Birches, Cedars, Maples and information about the history of the Taj
Pines) visited from 23rd to 24th Mahal and learners were mesmerized to
September. see the architecture of the monument.
Learners came back to the hotel happily
Their stay at Agra was hosted by and enjoyed the scrumptious lunch.
Jaypee Palace. On arrival, learners They had a great time and returned
were greeted with marigold garlands with fond memories of the trip.
and fresh exotic lunch. They enjoyed
the puppet show and explored the
souvenir shop on Day 1. This was
followed by delicious dinner. The day
ended with lots of fun filled activities.



TRIP TO SARISKA– Grade VI (28th to 30th Sep, 2018)

Educational excursions are one such It was a pleasure to watch the
platform that provide a relief from the individuals comprising a team work
mundane and enthuse learners with joy cohesively to achieve the stated team
and excitement. Grade VI visited Camp goals. The early morning trek to
Anubhav by RockSport in Sariska for its Naldeshwar Temple tested their
annual educational excursion from 28th stamina as they navigated rocky creeks,
- 30th September 2018. The Experiential narrow trails and mountainous paths to
Camp aimed at building endurance in reach the hilltop where the temple is
learners while infusing them with an situated. But the climb was worth the
appreciation for the unblemished effort as the positivity felt in the
natural surroundings. temple premises was surpassed only by
the beautiful, panoramic vistas of lush
The visit honed diverse aspects of the green hills from the vantage point.
learners' personalities. The stay at the
camp familiarized them with aesthetic The stay also featured a DJ night where
Rajasthani architecture. The pristine learners danced to their heart's
surroundings dotted with picturesque content, a birthday celebration and a
Aravallis highlighted the beauty of Journal writing activity. The camp
nature and the diversity of flora and concluded with an Award Ceremony
fauna, often missed in cities. Learners where Best Campers and the Winning
were divided into 4 teams and Team received prizes for their hard-
participated in various tasks like Raft work, grit and toil. The Camp was an
Building & Relay, Hangman, Zipline, enriching experience for the learners
Rock Climbing, Obstacle course, that highlighted for them the
Treasure Hunt, Guerrilla Warfare to importance of building not just a strong
name a few. These tasks brought to fore physique but a stronger character.
the qualities of team-spirit, healthy
competition, co-operation and
sportsmanship in the learners.

TRIP TO SARISKA– Grade VI (28th to 30th Sep, 2018)

TRIP TO JIM CORBETT– Grade VII (29th Sep to 1st Oct, 2018)

Learners of Grade VII visited Jim The visit was indeed an enriching
Corbett Camp,Anubhav, organised by experience for learners. They had a
Rocksport for their annual excursion wonderful time bonding with their old
from 29th Sept- 1st Oct 2018. The School friends and making new friends too!
organised the trip to encourage holistic Learners engaged in many outdoor
personality development of learners by activities like zip lining, body surfing,
hosting several outbound experiences. raft making, hang-man, nature walk,
The three day trip to Jim Corbett gave lantern walk and stream crossing. The
them a first hand experience of activities tested their physical
connecting with nature and surviving endurance, allowing them to explore
its challenges. their full potential. The trip overall
made learners become one with nature
and understand the importance of
appreciating the beauty of Nature.

TRIP TO JIM CORBETT– Grade VII (29thSep to 1st Oct, 2018)

TRIP TO MUSSOORIE – Grade VIII (5th Oct to 8th Oct, 2018)

Learners of Grade VIII went for camping Well planned activities combined with
to Mountain Quails for their annual fresh air , pristine nature around the
excursion from 5th October to 8th Oct, camp and a disciplined life awakened
2018. Camp Anubhav is nestled the spirit of inquiry and adventure in
amongst the majestic Garhwal our young learners. They explored
Himalayan Range located 12 km from nature, appreciated its importance and
Mussoorie with gushing water streams beauty. Living independently taught
around the sprawling camp site. them to value their friends and also
The trip was organised to provide made them self-reliant.
learners an opportunity to learn As they worked in groups in most of the
beyond classroom. Each day was activities they developed into more
customised to develop new set of skills. accountable , compassionate and rule
Rock climbing, zipline , rappelling, abiding adults .
trekking, night hike and raft building The overall enriching experience of
gave them a first -hand experience of the camp has etched beautiful and
connecting with nature and surviving its everlasting memories in the hearts our
challenges. learners .

TRIP TO MUSSOORIE – Grade VIII (27th to 30th Sep, 2018)

TRIP TO AMRITSAR– Grade IX (19th to 21st Sep, 2018)

Lotus Valley International School, Amritsar being an adventurous,
Gurugram, believes in educational and cultural, and patriotic city, students
recreational visits, that are undertaken learnt about the various historical, and
from time to time to refresh and religious values. Learners visited
rejuvenate students from the tedium of ‘Sadda Pind’ which is a one-stop
studies. Excursion is always a delight for destination to experience the Punjabi
students. To provide an opportunity to lifestyle and culture. It took students to
students for the development of their Punjab’s rustic rural settings in an era
aesthetic sense, power of observations, untouched by modernity.
exploration, judgement, and drawing
inferences, an excursion trip to
Amritsar for three days was organised
by the school for Grade 9, from
September 19th -21st , 2018.

TRIP TO AMRITSAR– Grade IX (19th to 21st Sep, 2018)

They also visited the enchanting The visit to India-Pakistan Wagah
Golden Temple, also known as Sri Border made learners learn about the
Harmindar Sahib, which is surrounded complete ‘Beating Retreat Border’
by holy water body and they were protocol. It gave a complete patriotic
completely mesmerised by its beauty fervour and instilled the feeling of
and splendour. They realised the power pride of being an Indian amongst each
of faith and discipline on seeing a huge one present there. Learners visited
number of devotees lined up in queues mall to buy souvenirs for their family
to enter the shrine. On experiencing and friends.
the visions of the Divine ‘Guru Granth
Sahib’, learners were left spellbound. This trip was refreshing and
Learners visited Jallianwala Bagh, a entertaining but at the same time also
public garden in Amritsar. Jallianwala laid foundation for learning and gave
Bagh massacre is a landmark in India’s learners many memories to cherish for
Freedom Struggle and is of National lifetime.
importance. The recollection of this
historical but harrowing event sent
chills down the students’ spines.

TRIP TO BAGHAAN– Grade XI (28th to 30th Sep, 2018)

Lotus Valley International School, They enjoyed immensely and curated
Gurugram believes in organizing strong bonds with nature as well as their
recreational visits from time to time to friends. Students enjoyed various
refresh and rejuvenate students from activities planned for them and took part
the tedium of studies. These in all of the activities with immense zeal
educational excursions are always a and enthusiasm. The activities ranged
delight to the students. from 'pottery' to 'zip lining and rock
climbing'. Students also visited the local
Therefore, to provide an opportunity village school nearby via a bullock cart
to the students for the development of ride. They interacted with the students of
their aesthetic sense, power of the local village school and learnt their
observation, exploration, judgment, way of living and learning. The bullock
and drawing inferences, an educational cart ride enabled students to see the
and recreational trip to 'Baghaan beauty in simplicity of living.
Orchard Retreat' for the students of Baghaan orchard retreat has indeed
grade eleven was organized. Learners proved to be a perfect getaway for a
were stationed at the 'Baghaan students and had given them a home-
orchard retreat' in Garhmukteshwar, away-from-home experience and
Uttar Pradesh. portrayed an escape cradled in the
serenity of nature.
This beautiful and wonderfully serene Overall learners immensely enjoyed this
place is located within the canopy of retreat and learnt about the virtue of
trees in Garhmukteshwar. Baghaan giving, team building, cooperation and
has beautiful surroundings that strong friendship. Learners thanked
immediately relaxed the students. The Principal Ma'am and the teachers
Baghaan orchard retreat is located in a organizing this wonderful trip.
rural area that acted as detox for all
students.

TRIP TO BAGHAAN– Grade XI (28th to 30th Sep, 2018)

TRIP TO BAGHAAN– Grade XI (28th to 30th Sep, 2018)

TRIP TO BANGLA SAHIB– Grade XI I(14th November, 2018)

Students of Grade XII visited The Bangla It was an eventful day for the students
Sahib Gurudwara in New Delhi on 14th as they paid their obeisance in the
November’2018 . It was a much awaited Gurudwara and explored the
trip attended by 50 students who magnificent temple of worship.
sought blessings of the almighty in Learners enjoyed the Langar at the
preparation for their upcoming class XII Gurudwara and extended their seva by
board examinations. The class teachers serving food to the people present
of grade XII along with 2 P.E teachers there. This short trip was an enjoyable,
accompanied the learners. spiritual journey that thrilled the
teachers and students alike.

CHILDREN’S DAY– An enchanting vista!

There are some things that can neither be bought nor reversed and one of them is -
Childhood. Children's Day is a day recognized to celebrate children and also as a
tribute to the country's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.

The Principal, Ms. Anita Malhotra ensured to make the day special for children by

letting them rejoice the spirit of Children's Day. Grades III & IV enjoyed viewing the

movie -'INCREDIBLES 2' while Grades V to VIII watched the movie 'COCO'. school
The

auditorium

resounded with

laughter, giggles

and applause as

they sat glued

to their seats in

excitement.

Children also

had good time

in classrooms

indulging in fun

games and

winning prizes.

Kids interacted

with the

Principal in the

auditorium and

got together for

mass singing of

their favourite

numbers. With

the thought

that- Childhood

means Fun

unlimited,

bounteous

shower of love

and care, realm

of imagination

and joy of

growing up, we

wish all the

learners once

again a Happy

Children's Day!



BAKE SALE –fundraiser to buy Screenreading Program
J.A.W.S. for the visually impaired (11th August, 2018)

Learners of Grades VI to VIII volunteered to put up a Bake Sale to raise funds to buy
Screenreading Program J.A.W.S in collaboration with the National Asssociation for the
Blind. The program, J.A.W.S reads aloud text from any digital screen for the visually
impaired to be able to access the information available over internet. The children
contributed a whooping amount of Rs. 23000 in a span of 3 to 4 hours.

Kanika of Grade XII,
Archimedes has
been working in
close association
with the NGO and
initiated this effort.

TAMANA– Believing in the cause of Inclusion

‘Diversity is not about how we differ
It is about embracing one another’s uniqueness’

Lotus Valley International School, Principal, Mrs. Anita Malhotra along
Gurugram firmly believes in the cause with the students -Shivali Mishra
of Inclusion and it was a moment of from Grade-X and Rhea Aggarwal
pride yet again for our students to be a from Grade-XII walked hand in hand
part of the Annual Mega Event- with the students of Tamana. They
Tamana Fashion Show 2018- ‘Unity in looked ravishing in the ensemble
Diversity’held on 15th September 2018 created by the renowned designers-
at Hyatt Regency. As the promoters of Asha and Gautam Gupta. The
Inclusion, we brace this cause and Headmistress- Ms. Ritu Jawa
follow the holistic objective to bring extended her participation in the
equality amongst all. Each year our same as the Master of Ceremony and
school draws support to the cause and threaded the show till the end.
partakes --to acknowledge, understand, We shall continue to provide our
and value the differences among each indomitable benefaction to Tamana
other. It is the love for these beautiful and strive to work towards creating
children of God that brings us together an inclusive and integrated society.
…. United in our thoughts and purpose.

TAMANA– believing in the cause of Inclusion

SEVA MELA– Learning and earning for a cause

It's not enough to have lived. We should be determined to live for
something.

May I suggest that it be creating joy for others, sharing what we have for

the betterment of mankind, bringing hope to the lost and love to the

lonely.” - Leo Buscaglia

Lotus Valley International School,
Gurugram, organized its annual
event, Seva Mela –‘Learning &
Earning for a cause’ on Saturday,
13th October 2018. The event, in its
third year, sparked the spirit of
service as enthusiastic learners,
parents and teachers came together
in huge numbers to show their
support towards the noble cause.
The initiative received immense
response, not only generating
earnings to support the noble cause
of facilitating the less privileged, but
also helped to instill the value of
compassion and empathy in our
learners.

SEVA MELA– Learning and earning for a cause

Members of the NGO, Tamana, had
also put up a stall of ethnic and
useful handmade items like bags,
diyas and stoles amongst others. At
the same time, a number of exciting
games added considerable fun and
made the ambience lively. Tamana
Chona, addressed the gathering and
thanked one and all for
enthusiastically participating in this
noble cause.

Seva Mela was a heartwarming
experience for all as the volunteers
worked earnestly with the sole
intention of bringing a smile on the
faces of the less privileged .As
someone has rightly remarked, “We
make a living by what we get, but we
make a life by what we give”, Seva
Mela is indeed one such opportunity
that underscored the power of
GIVING.

SEVA MELA– Learning and earning for a cause

SEVA MELA– Learning and earning for a cause

SEVA MELA– Learning and earning for a cause

SEVA MELA– Learning and earning for a cause

Our heartfelt thanks to the entire parent fraternity of Lotus Valley
International School, Gurugram for their unflinching support and
relentless efforts in making Seva Mela a huge success.

LANGAR – a community lunch by Mother Teresa Club

Learners of Mother Teresa Club, at Lotus
Valley International School, organised a
Langar- a community lunch for the house
keeping staff and guards of the school on
Saturday, 3rd Nov, 2018. Students were
encouraged by the Principal, Ms Anita
Malhotra who believes that we should
learn the value of serving
our community and make a conscious
effort to contribute towards our society.

The Langar commenced with a
religious prayer recited by
the Sewadars of Mother Teresa Club.
The volunteers observed purity,
hygiene and cleanliness while serving
the Prasad. The school helpers
immensely enjoyed the Langar and it
harboured the feeling of oneness
amongst one and all.

LANGAR – a community lunch by Mother Teresa Club

AWAKENED CITIZEN PROGRAMME– an initiative
by Ramakrishna Mission, New Delhi

Learners of Grade VII of Lotus Valley This programme is already been taught
International School, Gurugram are in 3000 CBSE schools across India. The
attending sessions on The Awakened Awakened Citizen Program includes 16
Citizen Program implemented by The modules in Year 1 . Ms. Sonia Batra , Ms
Ramakrishna Mission ,New Delhi . The Shikha Bansal have attended Year 1
ACP was launched in 2014 and since training.
then has been implemented in over
4200 schools across the country Learners of Grade VII have completed 4
which includes Kendriya Vidyalayas, modules in the First Term . Each module
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalays, is given 2 to 3 periods to ensure an
Government Schools of Madhya extensive discussion on the value being
Pradesh, Rajasthan and Haryana as taught. Ms Indrani Roy and Ms Anju
well as Private schools. from the Ramakrishna Mission visited
our school on 9th Oct 2018. They
attended demo sessions In VII Chenab
and VII Volga. The mentors also took
this opportunity to interact with the
students of Grade VII and ascertain how
they are benefitting from the modules.

AWAKENED CITIZEN PROGRAMME– an initiative
by Ramakrishna Mission, New Delhi

WALKATHON– a walk in pursuit of peace & service to humanity

“Peace is not something you wish for, it’s something you make,

something you do, something you are and something you give away…” –

John Lennon

Lotus Valley International School, This was followed by an invigorating
Gurugram organized ‘Walkathon choir performance by the little
2018’ for its learners, parents and the learners and release of balloons by
faculty on Thursday, 27th September the Principal and the learners to mark
2018. In its third year now, the day. Thereafter, everyone began
Walkathon is a novel attempt by the the walk which started from the
school to join hands with its partners, school premises and ended at the
the parents, and spread the message school ground. It was indeed a sheer
of harmony and peace, for peace is joy to watch the learners, parents and
nothing but our gift to each other. teachers walk hand in hand and
The event saw parents turn up in spread the message of peace.
huge numbers with the little learners

in row. The Principal, Ms. Anita

Malhotra, welcomed the gathering

and spoke about how the importance

of having inner peace and faith leads
to contentment and happiness..

WALKATHON– a walk in pursuit of peace & service to humanity

WALKATHON– a walk in pursuit of peace & service to humanity