School E magazine Middle School August - November- 2021-22

PRISHA KUMAR TVARITA GAUR
VI- BRAHMAPUTRA XI- KEYNES

THE CIRCUS BAND-AID FOR A CAST

Red and white What has he become?
Like a box of popcorn; he loved like no one else
All the children gather he cared about his friends
When they hear the horn he talked to his mother
he shared with his loved ones.
A penny for a ticket
Everyone jumps when they see; He trusted her, and she betrayed him
A belly dancing cricket She fought him, where she should have
And a lion on a balancing beam understood him.
She stood on the other side when all he
A white- faced fool wanted was her beside him.
With a big red nose; She made a mistake and lost the one
Playing tricks and games who’d loved her like no one ever did.
With a tricky hose
She ripped him apart, causing a fracture.
Tall lean women She tried to fix it, dumb enough to use a
Jumping to and fro; band-aid, for a cast.
A magician with his men
Who owns a talking crow He tried himself, to repair what she
broke.
Huge painted elephants Little did they know
Balancing on their hinds; Fractures take time to heal,
A brass band of trumpets They're not as small as wounds
Leaving the popcorn house behind To heal themselves within days.

All the kids cheer as they leave the sight It’ll take billions of cells, coming
To not leave, they put up a fight together
Staying put, with dedication and
SIMONE KAUR MAKKUR motivation
VIII- CONGO To join the broken pieces of the fracture
she caused.
It'll take him, and her,
It'll take time,
To fix a broken bone.
To make of him, a person he once was,
A person he himself loved.

She's gonna work with him,
To gain what she lost,
To fix what she broke.

SRINJAY MUKHERJEE
X- ANDES

INDIAN ARMED FORCES: THE PRIDE OF OUR NATION

India has a rich past of military histories. The first references about armies comes from the
Vedas as well as our very own great epics namely, The Mahabharata and The Ramayana.
The first evidence of our maritime history is a tidal dock built in Lothal in Gujarat around
2300 BC during the Indus Valley Civilisation. The Rig Veda, which was written at about
1500 BC quotes Varuna, the god of water who has knowledge of all sea routes and it
chronicles naval expeditions. The emperor Chandragupta Maurya’s right hand man and
closest confidante Chanakya’s famed book Arthashastra chronicles a whole chapter
dedicated to the state department of waterways (Sanskrit: navadhyaksha or Superintendent
of Ships) and exploration of new lands by ships (Sanskrit: dvipantaragamanam). Sea lanes
were widely responsible for the widespread sway of Indian culture to other countries. The
Marathas and Travancore reigned supreme in the Indian subcontinent during the 17th and
18th century defeating European powers several times (Travancore defeated Dutch East
India Company in The Battle of Colachel).

However, despite all this, a new enemy had taken over the subcontinent: The British East
India Company. Its tentacles were reaching everywhere and had taken advantage of the
disunity between the Indian rulers. It had first taken control over Bengal and soon took
over the entire subcontinent. Our riches were plundered and looted and our handloom
industry severely damaged. Worse of all, there was the deplorable and vile act of divide
and rule which further disunited us. Mahatma Gandhi said, “Among the many misdeeds of
the British rule in India, history will look upon the act depriving a whole nation of arms as
the blackest.” Of course, during the colonisation of India, 1.3 million Indian soldiers
served in World War I and over 74000 lost their lives. They fought in the trenches, in the
grimmest of conditions, The British raised a lot of men as well as money, horses,
ammunition from the rigorous taxation of Indians as well as the independent princely
states. In WWII, the Indian forces fought for the British Empire on various fronts, in the
European theatre against Germany and Italy, in North Africa, and in defending British Raj
against Japan and in Burma. When it began India’s forces were just 200,000 in 1939. It
rose to over 2.5 million soldiers near the end of the war. Field Marshal Sir Claude
Auchinleck, Commander-in-Chief of the British Indian Army stressed on the fact that the
British "couldn't have come through both wars [World War I & II] if they hadn't had
the Indian Army.

SRINJAY MUKHERJEE
X- ANDES

Contd…

On 15th of August 1947 India finally became independent. A new era had begun.

However, it faced new challenges. The Partition based on religious lines had broken a

country into two parts based on religion. Pakistan and India. The Kashmir conflict after

the Partition also caused four battles with Pakistan (1947-48 Indo-Pakistani War, 1965
2nd Indo-Pakistani war, 1971 3rd Indo-Pakistani War and 1999 Kargil Conflict) and two

conflicts with China (1962 Sino-Indian War, 1967 Nathu La and Cho La skirmishes).
India’s armed forces displayed great resilience and courage in the face of the enemy.
Now, India has over 1.4 million active personnel and is the world’s second largest
military force and the world’s largest volunteer army. It has the world’s third largest
military budget and is the world’s fourth most powerful military. India is armed with

the nuclear triad and the armed forces are undergoing stable modernisation and

investing in futuristic soldier systems and missile defence system.

As rightly put by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, “We should have but one desire today.
The desire to die so that India may live.”

AVNI JAIN
VI- BRAHMAPUTRA

SHIVANGI TALWAR
VII- MAHANADI

CELEBRATE LIFE SHIVANGI TALWAR
VII- MAHANADI
Through the mist, I look around
‘STAY STRONG, STAY HEALTHY’
All I can hear is a serene sound It’s a dark and silent night, with no one
Smiling away, at heaven’s door around or in sight
Thanking God…for all and more Sometimes I am scared as hell, almost as if I

It was time for me to take a look back

On how I celebrated life without a crack!

Standing tall as a Banyan tree were in a shell

I celebrated life totally free Full of all bad things aglore, inhumanity,

With a sense of pride and a full ride obsessiveness and more

Friends & Family helped me sail through the People everywhere are terrifying and
tide annoying
Children screaming all around and crying
There were bumps and I had many a fall
My head is in a spin, my mind is almost
And Believe you me…
numb
Countless people drew me up the wall
But in the end, we all stood together, small, I am unable to speak, and I feel so glum

or tall I don’t know what’s wrong, why my world

And then there was a time, has come to a halt
When the bird in me soared high Is it just in my mind, or is it my fault?
With my wings wide open These are some of the struggles I face
I flew carefree in the sky It is when I move into an empty space

Youth was at its peak, and I dared to seek Help me Lord, help me God, cause I need to
And there was no time to feel weak get well soon
Cause’ I was busy celebrating life With the help of my friends, family, and a
As a beautiful and lovable wife melodious tune
So to all my dear friends out there…
But the best times of all To all of us with a mental condition,
Was when I was small

With Beautiful flowers around, It’s time to break the tradition & make good

My heart fluttered and I was not bound use of your position

The butterfly was just out its cocoon Help me Lord, help me God, because I need
Learning to sing life’s beautiful tune to get well soon…

There is a lot to celebrate life for, my friends
And what you make of it really depends
On how much you care and tend to share
But now, it’s time for me to leave you
But with a prayer, Take care!

SHIVANGI TALWAR SIMONE KAUR MAKKUR
VII- MAHANADI VIII- CONGO

ONLINE VS OFFLINE – THE
DILEMMA CONTINUES!

There are things which I like, not that there
is anything I dislike
But It’s just a state of confusion, caused by
this fusion
Online vs Offline – which one should I
choose
But are they going to consider my views?
The excitement of going back to school
The proposition in itself is so cool
Feeling the walls, running down the halls
It’s time to hug my friends again
And forget the lockdown pain
But are they going to consider my views?
Online vs Offline – which one should I
choose

Sitting through the day staring at my laptop
I get to hear everyone speak non-stop
The comfort of sitting at home for online
classes
No longer is fun, Infact landed me with
glasses
Oh! dear Momma, I know you want to keep
me safe
But I promise, going to school is a bigger
craze
Sanitized floors and mask worn teachers
They follow all protocols & procedures
But are they going to consider my views?
Online vs Offline – which one should I
choose…

SIMONE KAUR MAKKUR
VIII- CONGO

NAVELI SHARMA
IX- NILGIRIS

NO FASHION ON A DEAD PLANET

‘Fashion’ may very well be the most commonly known word amongst humans. It
has been quite relevant since the 19th century, when terms like ‘fashion designing’
and ‘fashion houses’ sprang to life. Fashion has long been regarded by society as a
status symbol. People love the glitz and glamour of the runways, clothes with
elaborate designs, as well as accessories and footwear. In today’s day and age, the
need for trendy, and cheap clothing has created a demand for fast fashion.

‘Fast Fashion’ is a term used to describe quick production speeds and lower costs to
provide customers with cheap and trendy clothing which is often inspired by today’s
celebrities or fashion influencers. The fast fashion industry is particularly
problematic due to the frenzied rate at which it changes. Every season consumers
are persuaded to buy an increasing number of garments in order to keep the same
pace as today’s trends in fashion.

Early in the month of October this year, a climate activist, holding up a white
banner with the words “Overconsumption = Extinction” in bold block lettering,
joined the models on the runway for the Louis Vuitton show at the Louvre Museum,
which was the final event of Paris Fashion Week.

It is the same concept as the one stamped on that banner that explains why fashion
is so detrimental to our planet. Companies keep manufacturing: creating carbon
emissions, polluting water, and devouring tons of energy in the process, and we, the
customers, continue buying it.

The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of the world’s carbon emissions, uses
more energy than aviation and shipping combined, and contributes almost 20% of
wastewater. It consumes one tenth of all of the water used industrially to run
factories and clean products. Processes like dyeing of textiles often require the
involvement of toxic chemicals, which eventually end up in our oceans, polluting
the waters and fatally harming sea life. The wastewater is, on most occasions, toxic
and cannot be treated to rid it of its impurities.

Synthetic polymer polyester is the most common fabric used in clothing. Globally,
65% of the clothing that we wear is polymer-based. No wonder it is, because
polyester is easy to clean and durable. It is also lightweight and inexpensive.

NAVELI SHARMA
IX- NILGIRIS

Contd..

Around 70 million barrels of oil a year are used to make polyester fibers in our
clothes, and a shirt made from polyester produces the equivalent of 5.5 kg of carbon
dioxide compared to 2.1 kg from a cotton shirt.

The rise of online shopping has also contributed to a fast fashion culture where
consumers buy more than they need, have it delivered to their door and then return a
large proportion of their purchases after trying them on. Returning items can double
the emissions from transporting your goods.

It is also more convenient for internet retailers to discard or incinerate returned
goods, rather than attempting to find another home for them. The US Environmental
Protection Agency estimates that in 2017 10.2m tonnes of textiles ended up in
landfills while another 2.9m tonnes were incinerated.

According to the World Bank, 40% of clothing purchased in some countries is never
used. The number of times you wear an item of clothing can make a big difference
in its overall carbon footprint. Scientists at the Chalmers Institute of Technology in
Sweden estimated, however, that the average t-shirt in Sweden is worn around 22
times in a year, while the average dress is worn just 10 times. this is a result of fast
fashion.

It is evident that investing in higher-quality clothing, wearing them more often and
holding onto them for longer, is the easily-wielded weapon for combatting the
carbon footprint from your garments. Mainstream consumers can quench their thirst
for new clothes by buying from vintage and secondhand clothing shops.

How you dispose of the clothes at the end of their useful life is also important.
Throwing them away so they end up in landfill or get incinerated simply leads to
more emissions. The best approach is probably to donate them to charity shops if
they're still in good condition or to recycle them.

Many of the changes needed to make fashion more sustainable have to be
implemented by the manufacturers and big companies that control the fashion
industry. But as consumers the changes we all make in our behavior can influence
positive impact too. We can all make a difference by being more thoughtful as
consumers.

ADVIKA BANERJEE
VI- GANGES

ANUSHA RAJADNYE
IV- CHINARS

AYANNA MUNJAL
VIII- CONGO

THE MAJOR HAZARD OF ALL TIME- GLOBAL WARMING
“There’s one issue that will define the contours of this century more dramatically than any
other, and that is the urgent and growing threat of a changing climate.” stated Barack
Obama. Global warming is a major hazard to the earth today. most of us know that global
warming is the long-term heating of Earth's climate system observed since the pre-
industrial period (between 1850 and 1900) which is mainly caused by greenhouse gases
like methane and carbon dioxide, India is the third-largest emitter of CO2 in the world
India emits about 3 gigatonnes of greenhouse gases each year, which is about 7% of
global emissions, if we don't do something soon India's CO2 footprint is bound to rise in
the future. The Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal surround India
therefore if the sea level rises then places near sea shores will be submerged in water
which would diminish the land to live which further could cause overcrowding and many
islands will also disappear gradually. Currently all land areas are seeing hotter days and
heat waves, 2020 was one of the hottest years on record. Higher temperature increases
heat-related illnesses and can make it more difficult to work and move around. Wildfires
start more easily and spread more rapidly when conditions are hotter .Such conditions
could be avoided by using less energy at home, limiting our air travel, Walking or cycling
instead of driving and using less fossil fuels. This is hard but not impossible. Let us all
take a step forward to save the earth from global warming.

LAVANYA BAJAJ
VII- RAVI



24th December’21
Talentore

10th 22nd December’21
December’21 National Math
Day
Nobel Prize Day

25th 30th December’21-
December’21 7th January’2021

Christmas Winter Break

26th January’22
Republic Day

5th February ’22
Work- Ed Display
(II-IX)

21th February ’22 11th February ’22
International World Radio Day
Mother Language
Day 28th February ’22
Mahashivratri

22nd March’22
World Consumer
Rights Day

21st March ’22
World Poetry Day

18st March ’22
Holi











It was an awesome experience to attend today’s function. Totally an enthralling
combination of fun and learning. Khiansh learnt about so many sports and
sportspersons, which will be going to surely motivate him to play. Hoping to have
next year event in the school! Thanks to the entire team for organizing such a great
event.

Regards
Khiansh’s Parents
Pre-Nursery Lilacs

Thanks Maam for such a great initiative.
In these difficult days kids are really missing the fun and discipline that comes
through sports. This has definitely halped the, it has also given parents graet ideas
to keep them involved in constructive activities. Thanks. We truly loved it

Shanaya Goyal
Nursery Bluebells

I am overwhelmed while writing this email to you for an amazing execution of
Sports Day. I appreciate the way different activities and dances were introduced
throughout the month and then commenced in the finale. It would have been
amazing if these kids had learned all this in offline classes but still it was great to
see these little munchkins performing dance and activities. I would like to mention
that both of you did a great job in making this event a success. Hats Off to dance
and sports teachers as well. I look forward to many more of such events in the
future. Thank You

Roohi Mathur
M/o Riyanshi Mathur
Prep Orchids

It was really a pleasure to see our child performing so well and enjoying every
moment.
Thank you so much Maam
Shivaay Guglani
Nursery Carnations

Hello Ma’am,
Nevaan, Along with his parents, enjoyed the National Sports Day celebration
today. He was enthusiastic and excited for this day, wearing his new dress, as per the
dress code. He was all happy to do the signature steps on the various sports related
dance numbers, like, chakk de, dil ziddi hai, as taught by the teachers.
This was a good event in virtual environment. Thank you!
Regards,
Soumya Aggarwal
Nevaan’s Mother
Pre-Nursery Asters

Dear lotus valley mentors
This is a heartfelt letter to express my gratitude towards the school authorities’
mentors and teachers for giving a lovely opportunity of celebrating Grandparents
Day and helping kids connect with them even in circumstances like these where
personal touch is missing.
This has also helped parents like mine understand technology and adapt to it only coz
it was for their grandkids.
Plus watching the super energy of the grandparents was an overwhelming
experience. I have personally learnt much from them and can’t thank enough the
school for this.
Please accept our many thanks.
Regards
Roopa Pant
M/o Aadiya Pant

It was a very well co-ordinated and excellently planned event. The final
performance itself showcased the amount of effort put in by the teachers and the
school management.
During the journey, our kids learnt so much about different sports, skills, famous
personalities etc. and all kids were very thorough with all the steps and presented
immaculately. I also loved the badge kids themselves prepared.

Kudos to the entire team.
Zoomi Warman
Parent of Veer Marwah, Grade I Magpies

Dear Simran Ma’am,
Sports day was super duper hit !!
It was awesome to see kids performing so well and top it they really enjoyed
research work and share the knowledge with each one!! Thanks to the PE ,dance
,music teacher and to you for making them practicing so well!!

Warm Regards
Nidhi Sharma
Parent of Nishka Sareen,
Grade I Flamingoes

Hi Mam(s), I would like to thank you and the school team for arranging such an
awesome event. The way you managed our 3-year-old son to actively participated in
this event is commendable. Our son participated with such enthusiasm and zeal that
we could have imagined. You put in a lot of hard work to make this happen.
We can see changes in our son because of you. We are highly grateful to you for being
there for our kid and helping him grow. Aahan is always excited to attend the classes
and it feels amazing to see the joy of learning on his face.
Lastly, Congratulations to you and your school team for the success of the event.

Aahan Parihar Parents
Pre-Nursery Asters

Dear Simran Maa'm and respected teachers,
It was our pleasure to see these kids performing live and making this sports day
come alive with their zeal. Definitely, it was a commendable effort by all the teachers
could make practice sessions possible along with their regular studies.
Never imagined that even an event like Sports day can be organised and executed so
well( virtually) by Teachers and students team work.
A special mention to Dance and Yoga teachers who made them learn different skills
in a brief time.
Indeed a great day of this academic year.
Thanks LVIS for focusing on the overall development of learners.

Warm regards
Dr. Anuj & Shipra Chawla
Parent- Siona Chawla,
Grade I Flamingoes

Good morning Ma’am,
Today's sports day event was really great. And we are actually surprised that school
has taken the pain to organize this event virtually. The teachers has been working
so hard with the children and making them practice on screen which is a really
difficult job. Kudos to all of them.

Regards
Mousumi tyagi
Parent of Virat Tyagi,
Grade I Flamingoes

Dear Ma'am,
It was such a wonderful event. All kids were full of confidence, they thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. I too enjoyed it. Cheers to you Ma'am and all of your students.
Great work. Keep it up.

Warm regards.
Priti Chaudhary
Parent-Anahita Malik- Grade I Flamingoes

Respected Teacher's ,A very Good Afternoon ,
It was glad to see the outstanding performance of our learners, the way they have
done research work and spoke lines about it. The way they did warmup exercises ,
shown their skills on athletics, boxing and hockey and last but not least the way the
learners have showcased dance performance. Never thought that even virtually this
type of event and performance is possible. Learners have really learned and gained a
lot out of it, as now they relate sports as a part of life. The credit goes to the hardwork
and efforts given by the class teachers , sports teachers , music teachers , dance
teachers and all other school staff members who have been working behind it , so that
the event is successful. My regards and special thanks to Respected Ritu Ma'am and
Respected Principal Ma'am who never comes in front of the stage but they are always
there standing behind the stage in organising and planning these events on special
and important days and making the occasion/event finally successful.

Regards
Saurabh Sharma
Parent of Noor Sharma- Grade I Magpies

It was a great initiative by LVIS , as I can see a lot of positive development in my child
both physically and mentally.. I would like to appreciate Devangana ma'am for her
commendable job in managing the show.

Dr. Geetika
M/o Rudra Raj Chandra
Grade II Kiwis

Really appreciate the efforts teachers have taken in putting together an amazing
performance. All the hard work was reflecting during the performance. All learners are
away from each other and teachers are like the thread who has binded them together.

Mallika Mittal
M/o Atharva Mittal
Grade II Kites

It was a commendable job done by Ms. Divya and her students of Grade 3 Pelicans.
We had lots of fun watching all the learners performing so enthusiastically and above
all they were having fun doing all the activities! Looking forward to more such
refreshing events.. Kudos Divya Ma'am and learners of Pelicans.
Nupur Arora
Parent of Aanya Arora
Grade III Pelicans

Fabulous and energetic event . Emphasized very well on the importance of physical
fitness and also rolled us through the success journey of our sportsmen
Rashmi Bhatia
Parent of Rahini Bhatia
Grade III Pigeons

Sports day was well planned and children performed fantastically. They have
proved their Mattel in PowerPoint presentation also. Amazing team work and
mentor guidance
Ashwini Shah
Parent of Ridit Shah
Grade III Pigeons

Great effort by the teachers and the students. Good performances. Keep up the
great work
Ruchika Goel
Parent of Gauri Saraswat
Grade III Skylarks

Dear Tuhina and Nancy Ma’am,

I would like to start with a big gratitude and my heartfelt thanks.
Thank you for arranging today's session and giving our parents the opportunity
and platform to talk and share about their lifetime experiences.

All grandparents and kids meet, see and talk to each other every day but they were
so excited and happy to connect this way.

Kiyaan was super happy to meet them and also show his dada dadi to all his
classmates and it gave us also chance to meet them all.

You both really made each one of them comfortable. Our parents felt a very warm
connect with both of you and were happy that Kiyaan is blessed with such nice
teachers so kudos to both of you and a big shootout to LVIS school for this
initiative.

Best regards,

Deepika
Child’s Name- Kiyaan Bhatia

Grade- Prep Daffodils

Appreciation messages for
Grandparents Day Celebration

Dear teachers
It was really good to see all the grandparents talking about kids and their experience.
Great efforts by Shilpa and Nupur ma'am

Regards
Sera’s parents
Grade Prep Primroses

Dear Rachna ma'am and Sonam ma'am

I would like to share my feedback on the grandparent’s day that happened last
week.

This was a wonderful initiative from the school but teachers like you brought it to
life in such meaningful and beautiful ways. I would like to pass on my heartfelt
gratitude and thanks for your efforts that you put in every day.

The activity-garnered lot of appreciation from the grandparent’s community solely
because of your warm welcome and ability to make everyone feel included that
day. Starting with a warm 'Namaste Aunty and uncle' did set the right tone from the
start. Saanvi's grandparents were overwhelmed and really enjoyed speaking with
you. The way everyone was able to share their thoughts about their grandkids
openly, was mainly because of the pleasing way you spoke. I can only say that it
was an experience and spectacle to behold!
Thanks again for making it memorable for everyone.
Jyoti Rajvanshi
Child’s Name- Saanvi
Grade- Prep Marigolds

Dear Teachers

Greetings of the day!!

We duly received the bi-annual report card and it’s overwhelming to see how
wonderfully my child is growing and learning day by day under your efforts. I
would like to take this opportunity to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this
fabulous learning experience, focussing on his each and every aspect.
Commendable efforts of both of you make us feel proud on the decision of getting
Aarav’s admission in LVIS.

Looking forward to see Aarav touching more heights under your guidance and
mentorship.
I assure you that we shall always be there for any kind of parent support.

Thank you once again.
Regards
Preeti Gupta
M/0 Aarav Gupta
Grade Prep Orchids

Dear Ma’am,

Parents give us life and a teacher teach us how to live it.
Thank you for being a fantastic mentor for our kids. We can’t thank you enough
for the love and care you are giving to these little learners each day.

Being a teacher requires lot of patience, hard work & dedication, especially in
these COVID times. Thanks for being available whenever we need your
guidance. We, parents of Grade 1 Flamingoes, truly appreciate that.

Special thanks to our dear Ritu Ma’am & Principal Ma’am for being so
dedicated, hard- working, inspiring and thoughtful for our little ones!
Happy Teachers Day Simran Ma’am!!
Wishing you joy and happiness today and always!
A small token of thank u shared in the form of a small video.

Regards,
Parents of Grade 1 Flamingoes

Dear Ma’am,
Hope you and your family are doing well. I am a parent of Riyana Singh. She is
the student of Ms. Itey Wadhwa of Grade I/Hummingbirds.

I am writing this email to express my heartfelt gratitude to Itey Wadhwa maam
for being such an amazing and dedicated teacher. She is so compassionate and
patient with kids and has bonded extremely well with kids in such a short span
of time with her positivity and resilience. Her conceptual understanding of
subjects is meticulous and kids are building a strong foundation under her
mentorship. Even in the absence of second teacher, she was able to single
handedly manage the class exceptionally well. It was very thoughtful of her to
call Riyana few times during summer vacations to catch up on Riyana's health as
Riyana was unwell before vacations.
I am confident Riyana and other kids will shine under her guidance and support.
Thank you so much maam for giving us such a wonderful teacher.
Regards
Ms. Shweta Singh
Parent of Riyana Singh
Grade 1 Hummingbirds

Dear Madam, Hello Maa'm,
I am so impressed with the Reading Hope all good. Thanks a lot Maa'm for
Time. The way you are teaching what all efforts you have been putting to
them how to make sentences, how to keep kids engaged and so happy in the
imagine is commendable. Its learning school. She comes so happy and has so
for me too. I request you to please much to share about the school.
continue this program. Its not easy to run a session in hybrid
Thanks and warm regards mode. ...and keep everyone satisfied.
Dr. Priti Chaudhary Kudos to you and all the teachers who
Parent of Anahita Malik have been doing so well in such frequent
Grade 1 Flamingoes transitions of teaching methodology.
Ms. Shipra Chawla
Goodmorning Maa'm. Parent of Siona Chawla
Maa'm if possible, for you can you Grade 1 Flamingoes
pls share the morning prayer audio "
Teri hai Zameen ". The moment it Dear Simran Ma’am
plays in our house, brings so much Wish you a very happy Teacher's day.
positivity around. God is really kind , to bless our children
Also, pls appreciate Singer Ma’am with such Guru's who are playing a big
from our end for the same. Its so role in shaping them as dynamic learners
soothing and soulful. in all the spheres of life. Pls accept our
Ms. Shipra Chawla heartfelt gratitude on this day.
Parent of Siona Chawla Warm regards
Grade 1 Flamingoes Dr. Anuj and Shipra Chawla
Parent of Siona Chawla
Grade 1 Flamingoes

Thank you so much Simran Ma'am.
Wish u a very happy teachers day to u!!
No words can express my gratitude. Thanks for putting in all the energy,
hard work & showering these little Flamingoes with love & care !!
All the efforts and hard work you invested in bringing out the best in Riyana can never
be repaid in mere words. We can only feel grateful that she has a teacher like you !!
Indu Malhotra
Parent of Riyana Malhotra
Grade 1 Flamingoes

hello mam
It felt so good to see the excitement on Kiyara's face today as she was super excited
to attend the school. From waking up early to getting ready she was happy doing
everything herself.
Seeing you physically was something very different for her... sitting on
benches.....going to washrooms.... chit chatting with friends was icing on the cake.
though hybrid mode is tough for the teachers but kudos to all the teachers and school
.Managing kids is not that easy.
Requesting to start the classes on all days rather than just 2 days.
Thnksss
ANUKRITI AGRAWAL
MOTHER OF KIYARA AGARWAL
GRADE 1 HUMMINGBIRDS

Good morning maam… Naira was so so happy and comfortable for her first
offlineclass after a long time… she wants to go every day… and she was saying
that ITEY MAAM is so good.. she really liked you very much…thank you maam
for making kids so comfortable and make feel them so happy
Ms. Anita Aggarwal

Good Afternoon Ma’am,
Drihaana was thrilled to be back to school and now cannot stop talking about her day
at school . She says school should be offline everyday . Hoping for the best!
Thank You again for mentoring our kids and bringing the best out of them.
Regards,
Sweta
(Parent of Drihaana Reddy
Grade 1 Nightingales)

Dear Principal ma'am,
We really hope you are doing well and thank you for everything.
We know it is a difficult period for everyone in the world. Covid 19 has taken a toll
on our lives and disrupted it in many ways. But we would again like to stand up
and applaud and thank LVIS, teachers, administration and especially “Khushboo
Ma'am” for making things easier for us as parents and students via undue hard
work and efforts.
We are parents of Anya - Class Grade I Magpies and we are so thankful to you and
all other teachers for taking classes and making children understand everything in
the best possible way.
Anya is missing her regular school a lot, missing seeing her friends, teachers. But
undoubtedly we are happy that we are not missing on her studies as these are her
foundation years and a happy big milestone for her life...we don't know how long
the lockdown would be but we think this experience has made us see life from a
different perspective and filled us with gratitude.Kudos to the teachers who are
managing both their personal & professional life in such a crisis situation. It’s
highly appreciated and a huge applaud to the teachers.
Yours Sincerely,
Ritika & Manish Agarwal
Parents of Anya Agarwal
Grade I - Magpies

Hello ma’am
Thank you so much for the warmth you gave to the kids today. Sanay came home
super happy and said Mumma Nitika mam is so cute and I love her.
Please cancel my holiday I want to go to school everyday now..
A very huge thank you to the LVIS team to manage school so nicely.

Thank you
Nikita Jain
(Parent of Sanay Jain
Grade 1 Nightingales)

Dear ma’am Good afternoon Ma’am,

Thanks a lot ma’am. Really Today was the first day of Grade 1
appreciate your support always. classes with hybrid mode and my
daughter Mairaa Singh attended
Regards her school from school and I could see
Shailja Sharma the excitement and happiness in her
Parent of Sanvi and Surya Sharma eyes and heard so many stories about
Grade I - Penguins her class and how happy she was to see
the school. Its a request if possible to
Dear Harpreet Mam and Juhi Mam, start the school on a daily basis because
We would like to thank you for kids needs the school environment to
recognising Inaya's performance in study and interact with their friends and
her first term. It's really motivating teachers personally.
for us as parents and we were
amazed with the detailed feedback It also reduces their screen time too.
that was entered in the report
card.It's heartening to be associated Regards,
with such dedicated teachers who Ruchika Grover
manage to observe our child so (Parent of Mairaa Singh
closely even in an online mode Grade 1 Nightingales)
of communication.We really look
forward to your guidance in the
future .
Best regards
Parent of Inaya Pathak
Nursery Irises

Dear Teachers,Thanks so much for your detailed inputs on Dhruvi's first term
performance. Very helpful for us to monitor and recalibrate focus on her development
points.We have noted her developments areas, such as cvc word building skills and
logical understanding of building and recreating patterns, and will focus more on these
areas.Look forward to your continued guidance as always.
Thanks and regards
Parent of Dhruvi
Nursery Irises

Dear Ma'am,
Progress Report for Kyra and Myra Ahuja has been well received. Your feedback is
indeed helpful and we look forward to growth of our children under your
guidance. Thank you for all your efforts and guidance.
Regards,
Parent of kyra &Myra Ahuja
Nursery Lilies

We wanted to take a moment to thank you both for the extra time you both invested with
Meher in extra classes. It truly helped her in not only improving her writing but also in
igniting her interest in it, reading and recognition also. Nowadays, we find her writing
on any piece of paper, or even highlighting sight words in her story books which is her
favourite thing to do these days. A lot of credit goes to you both. Thanks again for being
the guiding light for her. Also, thanks for noting the observations for her first term. Its
well received by us.
Parent of Meher Manchanda
Nursery Lilies

We are very happy to see a detailed progress report for mananksh though u all have
been too kind for the sweetest acknowledgements and little things u observe.We will
keep trying to involve and motivate our child as much as we can. I personally want
to thank both the teachers Amandeep mam for always giving amazing facts to kids
treating them as independent boy and girl showing the confidence in them and
always trying new things with the children.Shivani mam always being so polite and
so patient with our children giving them a chance to tell one thing again and again
giving them a "wao" factor always.Both the mentors have been extremely patient,
I've met parents who have a favourite mam ..children who pick favourite teachers
,genuinely mananksh finds both of his mentors amazing and approachable ,he looks
forward to both of u equally.
I would like to thank you personally for keeping things easy for them, I have myself
seen a positive change in mananksh for a lot of things.
And cannot wait for them to go to school as I want to see him with his friends and
daily learn to sit with other children.
THANKU
Parent of Mananksh Sikka
Nursery Lilies

Thank you so much Shivani and Thank you so much dear teachers for
Amandeep Ma’am for the report your commitment. It is really emotional
card. Yashika is so happy to hear moment for me on seeing kuvira's first
such nice and encouraging words ever progress report.. I just wish and
from you both and definitely she hope that with each passing day she
will excels , realizes her dreams and blooms
work more harder on her improve into a beautiful human being as well.
ment areas.My sincere regards to Thank you for being always there for her.
both you Parent of Kuvira Narang
mentor for all the efforts, love an Nursery Bluebells
d care for the
kids. Thanks once again. Hello Ma’am,
Parent of Yashika Malhotra Good Afternoon!
Nursery Lilies Thank you so much for the feedback, this
is Nevaan’s first official certificate of
Good morning Mam, thank you for participation/appreciation, so we’re
sharing report card, and we are glad delighted to receive this, along
to see the remarks made about with Nevaan.
Kiaan's performance. We wish to see Hoping to get many more enthusiastic
him growing, improving and participation from Nevaan in the future.
excelling in all areas with all your Thank you both for your love and
guidance and wonderful teaching encouragement you provide to the Aster
methodologies. Thank you again for kids.
all your efforts and love for him. Regards,
Parent of Kiaan Joshi Nevaan’s Parents
Nursery Lilies (PN- Asters)

The sports day was a wonderful and well-coordinated event. As parents, since this was
one of the 1st events we attended, hence initially we were apprehensive on, how a
sports day would be made viable online, but kudos to the planning, training efforts
invested by teachers, in the little ones, it was truly a delight watching Anaia participate
with full confidence and enthusiasm.

Regards
Nikhil Phadke
Pre-Nursery Lilacs

Thank You Once Again!!

Dear Principal ma'am,

We really hope you are doing well and thank you for everything.

We know it is a difficult period for everyone in the world. Covid 19 has taken a toll on our lives
and disrupted it in many ways. But we would again like to stand up and applaud and thank
LVIS, teachers, administration and especially “Khushboo Ma'am” for making things easier for
us as parents and students via undue hard work and efforts.

We are parents of Anya - Class Grade I Magpies and we are so thankful to you and all other
teachers for taking classes and making children understand everything in the best possible way.

Anya is missing her regular school a lot, missing seeing her friends, teachers. But undoubtedly
we are happy that we are not missing on her studies as these are her foundation years and a
happy big milestone for her life...we don't know how long the lockdown would be but we think
this experience has made us see life from a different perspective and filled us with gratitude.

Kudos to the teachers who are managing both their personal & professional life in such a crisis
situation. It’s highly appreciated and a huge applaud to the teachers.

Yours Sincerely,

Ritika & Manish Agarwal

Parents of Anya Agarwal

Grade I - Magpies

Kudos - Prep Primroses teachers

Dear Ma'am,

I am a happy parent who wanted to compliment the teachers and the thoughts
that go into the whole preparation process.

I was putting the leaves needed for an activity today in my daughter's room when
I overheard the conversation between Shilpa ma'am and a child. I was highly
impressed with ma'am's response when the child commented about Goddess Sita
knowing taekwando. She is so brilliant and spontaneous with kids. Also wanted
to compliment upon the values and beliefs being inculcated, whether it's making
torans or knowing the how-why behind different names of the gods. That's where
we as busy parents fail and the school and teachers are pitching in.

I agree that online mode is little difficult but I do believe that the teachers are
doing their best and I wish them the very best.

Thank you ma'am and wish you a very happy festive season.

Regards,

Neha

Good Morning Ma'am,

Hope this email finds you in good health.

Ma'am,

With immense happiness, I would like to Congratulate You, Our Vice Principal Ma'am and
all the Teachers for such a stupendous result of both Grade-10 and 12 learners.

Our teachers have worked so hard with the learners in these unusual circumstances and didn't
let the Pandemic be a deterrent to the studies.

Ma'am, I'm so happy for Miheeka's Result. She has scored 100 in 3 Subjects and overall
96%.

I can't thank our teachers enough for their continuous support and guidance for Miheeka.Not
just academics, but in so many extracurricular activities, she has kept herself busy
throughout the year.

Thanks to Lotus Valley School for giving such opportunities to my child which is helping her
in her overall grooming and development.

Ma'am, along with Miheeka, I feel Immensely Happy and Proud to be associated with Lotus
Valley School.

I really hope and pray that the situation becomes conducive and our kids join back school
and we also get an opportunity to meet each other in person.

Please Take Good Care Ma'am.

Once again Many Congratulations!

Warm Regards

Indrani Bhasin

M/O Miheeka Bhasin (XI- Shakespeare)

Appreciation - Virtual sports day

Good Evening Ma’am,
The virtual sports day held on 31st August was a beautiful experience. It was a
great morning, to watch every child perform their best. A special mention to the
sports teachers and the class teacher for the way they trained the kids virtually and
kept them motivated.

The sports activities were very innovative and interesting and kids loved every
task assigned to them.
Thank You very much !

Sweta & Vishal Reddy
(Parents of Drihaana Reddy )
Grade I - Nightingales

Congratulations on being a Scholar (2020-21)

Dear Ms.Malhotra

Truly appreciate the congratulatory message.
Aditya is growing leaps and bounds under your able guidance and able to soar
new heights by nouvelle initiatives that he has been taking under Smriti's wings
to shape his overall personality from academics, sports to extra-curricular
activities.
I firmly believe that my lovely wife Smriti is more responsible for Aditya's
success at Lotus Valley than me and I should take this opportunity to
acknowledge her dedication in bringing up Aditya in the most responsible
manner, single-handedly.
I trust that Smriti is also adding immense value to your esteemed organization in
multiple ways and I am also thankful for the opportunity that you have provided
her to be of service.
I come from a hospitality background where the pandemic has impacted many of
us adversely in many different ways, therefore, getting this wonderful news has
been like bringing sunshine to my day.
I am sure to look you up the next time I am in India and pay my respects in
person.
Warm Regards
Lokesh Kumar
Proud Dad & Grateful Husband

Nandini's feedback on re-joining school

Dear Ma'am,

Hope you are well.

I wanted to let you know that Nandini had a great time today at school. She
informed us, everything was well managed and we were sitting at a distance. She
was super happy on rejoining the school and also said, would like to attend school
everyday.

I am really thankful to teachers and the school management for taking this step for
our children which was very important.

Looking forward to supporting the school.

Thanks

Aarti

Nandini's Mother

Mail of appreciation

Hello Ma'am!

Hope you are doing well.

I write this mail to thank you for the wonderful learning experience that the kids
had at school today. It has been a really long break and though there is anxiety
and fear, we needed to get started and must add, you guys have done an amazing
job!!

Rajveer was really so happy when he got back and we are happy too to see him
enjoy the true essence of schooling and learning in a safe environment.

The "Flip Teaching" session added to the "Real-Time " experience of learning at
school.

I sincerely thank you and the entire team at LVIS for pulling it off so well. May
God bless us all and may our learning continue in a smooth manner going
forward.

Warm regards

Jyoti Rajpurohit

Thank You_Ivana Agarwal_Grade 3_Kinderuni Meeting

Dear Principal Ma'am,

It was lovely meeting you at the school yesterday! Thanks for inviting us to
witness one of the most cherishable moments for our daughter Ivana Agarwal
receiving the prize from her lovely principal ma'am! Thankyou for your kind and
generous compliments to Ivana, she adores every moment she spent in your
office yesterday.

We are very glad to spend some moments with you Ma'am and your grandson
Anvay! Lots of Love and blessings to him!

We hope Ivana will keep shining and make her school, teachers and us proud!
And most importantly thanks to Lotus Valley to keep giving ample opportunities
to the kids which brings out the best in them!

One small request ma'am, if you can please share the pics clicked with you we
would like to keep them as cherishable memories for Ivana and us forever!

Please find attached picture clicked by us.

Look forward to hearing back,

Warm Regards,

Priya Lokwani (Ivana's Mother)

Ms Anita Malhotra (Director- Principal)
Ms Pooja Bakshi (ICT Facilitator, Primary Wing)
Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)

Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)

Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)

Ms Kirti Hora (Senior School Facilitator, IT)
Dr Sakshi Gupta (Vocational Education Coordinator)

Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)
Ms Sneha Mukerjee (Senior School Facilitator, English)
Ms Somoshree Sarkar (Middle School Co-ordinator, English)
Ms Charu Bhambri (Middle School Facilitator, English)
Ms Preeti Makhija (Middle School Facilitator, English)
Ms Tripti Awasthi (Middle School Facilitator, English)

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Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)
Ms Kirti Hora (Senior School Facilitator, IT)
Ms Poornima Singh (Middle School Coordinator, IT)
Dr Sakshi Gupta (Vocational Education Coordinator)
Ms Nivedita Dhawan (Middle School Facilitator, French)
Ms Shivani Bhatia (Middle School Facilitator, Mathematics)
Ms Babita Kuwarbi (Middle School Facilitator, Mathematics)
Ms Ankur Bansal (Middle School Facilitator, IT)
Ms Aarushi Sharma (Middle School Facilitator, IT)