SOMERVILLE SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA

ACHIEVEMENTS 2019 -20



























Shreya Ruth Nanda (XI C) and Gauri Mohan (XII A) Daniel Awana (X B) stood 1st in male solo in
stood 1st in Duet category in Western Music Western Music Competition – Harmony ’19 held at

Competition – Harmony ’19 held at Immanuel Mar Immanuel Mar Thomas Church, NOIDA

Thomas Church, NOIDA























Daniel Awana( X B), Gauri Mohan ( XII A),

Shreya Ruth Nanda (XI C) and Aditya Joshi (XI C)

bagged 2nd prize in quartet in Western Music Competition – Harmony ’19 , held at
Immanuel Mar Thomas Church, NOIDA

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The choir bagged the 2nd Prize in Hindi Carol The troupe stood 2 in Group Dance – Tarangini
Singing – Aanandit Taraane, in ‘Alegrarse 2019’ in ‘Alegrarse 2019’ held at Father Agnel School ,
held at Father Agnel School , Greater NOIDA. Greater NOIDA.


























The team ( Classes I – III ) stood 3rd in Nativity Aadya Choudhary (V B) and Ritanya Thakur (V B)

Scene through Live Crib Competition- Prince of stood 3 in a Phrase in ‘Alegrarse 2019’
rd
Peace in ‘Alegrarse 2019’ held at held at Father Agnel School , Greater NOIDA.

Father Agnel School, Greater NOIDA.

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The School won the Rolling Trophy

in ‘Alegrarse 2019’

held at Father Agnel School , Greater NOIDA.

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Winners of Britannia Quiz Contest – Winners of Britannia Quiz Contest –

‘CONQUEST’(PRE – PRIMARY). ‘CONQUEST’


























Football U – 18 winners at Football U - 14 Runners up at

K.R . Mangalam World school, K .R . Mangalam World School ,

Greater NOIDA Greater NOIDA

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Football U - 12 Runners up at Football U – 15 winners at
K .R . Mangalam World School , Greater NOIDA Holy Public School ,Greater NOIDA




























Football U – 14 Runners up at Football U – 12 winners at


JBM Global School, NOIDA Billabong High School , NOIDA

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INTER SCHOOL BALL TOURNAMENT 2020 INTER SCHOOL BALL TOURNAMENT 2019-

Football U -14 winners at Football winners at
Greater Noida World School, G. D. Goenka Public School,

Greater NOIDA. Greater NOIDA

REWARD OR PUNISHMENT : WHICH IS MORE



EFFECTIVE ?




Nowadays, when parents try various methods of making their ward study and make

them fall in love with their subjects. One of the first things that come to their mind is

reward or punishment. Reward and punishment can be seen in various other fields

where the work to be done fast, for example, a pizza delivery person has been given a

time limit of thirty minutes, so if they fail to deliver under the time limit, then they

shall pay for the pizza from their own pocket.

This is a punishment criterion which has proved to be a very effective method. Now we

take another example in which the delivery person is given a time limit of thirty

minutes. If he successfully delivers the pizza delivered under the time limit. This is the

reward criteria.On comparing the two we realize that keeping punishment in mind,

nearly all the pizzas are delivered on time while for reward only 70% pizzas are


delivered under the time limit.

When we compare the number of accidents occurred, the punishment gets more people

in accidents than reward.Thus, in essence, it is observed that reward and punishment

both have their pros and cons.

When it comes to studies, both reward and punishment are equally ineffective as it

makes the child think about what will happen after the result rather than helping them

focus on their studies.

-Archas Srivastava (XII-C)

REWARD OR PUNISHMENT : WHICH IS MORE




EFFECTIVE ?




Reward and punishment both are integral parts of one’s life. When a person makes a

mistake, it is necessary to get a punishment to learn from the mistakes but at the same

time for a good thing is also necessary to encourage the person.

As I said, both reward and punishment are necessary in one’s life, but I personally

prefer reward is more effective. When a person is rewarded for doing something good


for the society or excelling in his/her field, it motivates the person to work harder and

also it boosts up his confidence level. Reward in any form whether it is award or

money is always very encouraging. A reward motivates the person to work even

harder and achieve a bigger reward than the earlier one. Reward also plays a vital role

in a child’s life because when a child is rewarded, he starts taking his jobs more

seriously even though it may involve cleaning his room only. A reward is not only a

source of motivation for the common people but also for the person who is good in

his respective field. For example, a sportsperson gets awards like Rajiv Gandhi Khel

Ratna Award or an actor gets a Filmfare Award which motivates them to work harder

and get an award but at a higher level.

REWARD OR PUNISHMENT : WHICH IS MORE



EFFECTIVE ?







Punishment teaches a person various lessons in life; it teaches the person

to learn from the mistake and not to repeat it again. But sometimes, it


gives the opposite result than expected. Sometimes the person turns

aggressive after punishment and rather than learning from the mistake,


learns to take revenge. The punishment also sometimes gets brutal which

the person may not deserve and it leaves the person emotionally and


mentally disturbed. Punishment also decreases the achievement level of a

person because the person is in the constant fear of being punished and is


not able to do work with more focus and determination. But at the same

time, I totally do not disagree with the concept of punishment, but I feel


reward and punishment should be balanced.

“A reward is like the crown of a king, but a punishment is like the


responsibility of the king.”

-Kanishka (XII-C)

REWARD OR PUNISHMENT : WHICH IS




MORE EFFECTIVE ?



“You can change a man physically, but it is the changing of the mind that really matters.”

In our everyday life, we come across crimes that are heinous and crimes that must get the

punishment the times these criminals are from the deprived sections of the Indian society

which compel them even more to commit those crimes.

Reward and punishment can be treated as two sides of the same coin and more importantly,

they are not always related to heinous crimes. They come into play whenever a person

does a wrong thing, deliberately or not. Both reward and punishment have their own pros

and cons and both must be carried out in a controlled manner. Giving ample amount of

appreciation and rewards to one may boost the morale of the person but it ultimately


makes the person arrogant and may see his peers as inferiors. Similarly, if punishment is

pushed way too forward it ends up in becoming the reason for depression, sadness and

what not. Only recently a seven-year-old boy in Delhi committed suicide as his class

teacher punished him brutally every day and that’s something! Moreover, excess of

anything is wrong and, in this case, even lack of it can have severe consequences.

In a nutshell, both ‘reward and punishment’ are equally effective in different in their own

different ways and both have equal but opposite impact on an individual.

“Punish the sin, not the sinner.”

-Kashik Sen (XII-C)

REWARD OR PUNISHMENT : WHICH IS MORE



EFFECTIVE ?

'Reward or punishment, which one is more effective' is the question which we usually


think off. Rewards are given when we do something really great and punishments are

given when we do something wrong. In my point of view, rewards must be given. The

people must see the positive side of a person and encourage him/her to do something

good. Sometimes, reward do not really work. Punishment should be given if the person

has done something wrong. Punishments are usually given to a person who isn’t

listening in spite of regular warnings. If we do not give punishment, then it becomes a

habit for the person to get indulged in wrong things frequently.

For example: a person who commits crime every day and is being given warning for it

but still continues to do so is to be punished for the crimes he has committed. His family

members should then call the police and get him punished for his sins.

There are many advantages and disadvantages of punishment. The advantage is when a


person gets punished for his wrong deeds then he won't do anything wrong again. A

person not only gets a punishment but also learns a lesson for what he has done. The

disadvantage is that sometimes punishment doesn’t work. Sometimes the person

becomes so used to it that it becomes his habit to repeat it again and again. When a

person is given reward, he gets a chance of improving is ability. Whereas, the

disadvantage is that he may become overconfident and then if anything goes wrong, he

isn’t able to bear it. -Riya Yadav (XII-A)

REWARD OR PUNISHMENT : WHICH IS




MORE EFFECTIVE ?



Everybody knows that there are two types of actions- Reward or Punishment. We all are

familiar with both of them. Which one would you like? Obviously, we all will choose

reward because no one likes punishment. Punishment is always seen as a negative term

by everyone. But, sometimes in the punishment, a reward is hidden. Everything that

happens in the world has something positive as well as negative. Reward also has a

positive as well as a negative side. If a person is rewarded, then it means that he has


improved and is on the right track. But the negative part is that he may think that he is the
best and no one is better than him. Reward is a gift given for doing good work. However,


it is not necessary that a person should be rewarded for each and every action. The person

should feel that he has got the reward after doing something good.

Punishment and reward are the two sides of a coin. Punishment has a positive as well as a

negative impact. If a person is punished, it doesn’t mean that he has done something

wrong. Instead, it means that he needs an improvement. Punishment is nothing but

'correcting someone's mistakes'. Punishment is mostly considered a negative term,

however it is more effective than a reward as through punishment, we get to know our

mistakes. No one is perfect in this world, at everyone tries to grow to the fullest. We must

remember that whether we are rewarded or punished, we must have a positive outlook to

cope up with the problems easily.

-Nishant Joshi (XII-A)

TREATING EACH DAY AS A GIFT





“Time and tide wait for none.”

At the beginning of each day we are given 86,400 seconds to spend. How we


spend it, depends on us. Everyone is given the same amount of time to

spend, but one becomes a billionaire and the other, a beggar. Sounds


unbelievable right? Truth is unbelievable suppose, you are given Rs. 40,000

to spend each morning. If not spent, the money will disappear. We would


think of all kinds of ways to spend the money judiciously. Then why not

time? It intrigues me that, the same man who wasted time so casually, would


jump and run to spend the money. The truth is we don’t value anything we

have or is given to us for free only when it is gone would we realize its


value. Each day has the potential to shape your destiny, your future and also,

destroy your future. Ironical, yet true. Each day is a step towards your goal,


or a lesson to be learnt. Each day is a blessing given by God. Spend it wisely


and meticulously. Each passing day has the ability to heal. “Only time can

heal the scars and bruises of a man’s life.” Remember, nothing is

impossible!


-M. Sairam (XII-C)

TREATING EACH DAY AS A GIFT





“The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is to celebrate.”

-Oprah Winfrey

Nobody knows if tomorrow is going to come or not. But we always have ‘today’,


this day that we are all living in and we should be well aware that this day is

precious. Treat each day as if it is a gift of God and a chance for everyone to do

good by helping others and not committing any sin.


If you want to do something then don’t wait for some other day to start, start it

today since the other day never comes. Be thankful of each day and the people

you get to meet along with the food you get to eat. Before going to bed, analyze


what you have done in the day, whether it was good or bad or if it may have hurt

someone in any way. And wake up with a thought to bring out the most out of the

day, learning from your mistakes from the previous days and implementing the


thought in the day.

Everyday gives you more and more opportunities to learn so as to develop a

mutual respect towards others. Live your day to the fullest but taking in care the


joy of others.

“Each day is a gift for all, not just one person.”

-Chirag Sharma (XII-C)

TREATING EACH DAY AS A GIFT




Quoting the Holy Bible, “Praise the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own

understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.”

Every day is a gift to us by the Lord, and we should learn to appreciate it in every way

possible. We are often disappointed by the failures in our lives and start condescending our

life and luck. Even though it may be a little difficult to get some perspective at that point in

our lives, but a change of attitude towards it always helps. Start thinking about failures as
steps towards success, and start to value each day to lead a glorious life. Our time on this

planet is extremely short, and thus it would be better if we learn how to be grateful for it. The

transience of human life is an indication for us to be productive with our time, and to be

thankful for the opportunities provided to us.

Vanquishing death, and living an immortal life is beyond our limit. What we can do is

conquer the fleeting moments of our lives and make the best of them. It would be an injustice

to say that we have enough time to procrastinate things in our life. We all are living on
borrowed time, and being resolute about spending it wisely would truly be a blessing.

As a matter of fact, we don’t know what the other person is going through, so the key to

living a grateful life is showing compassion to a fellow individual. Discouraging acts of

criticism also counts as a good deed. What we give to the universe comes right back at us.

Keeping that in mind, it is futile to even think of inducing violence and uncertainty about

principles in one’s life, to get away with it unscathed. Hence, ‘Every drop makes an ocean.

Showing care and compassion would make this world a better place.’
- Ananya Pal (XII-C)

TREATING EACH DAY AS A GIFT




Every day is a new day and every new day is a gift to us from God. Whenever we get a gift,

we are joyful and excited and eager to know what is in the box. The same way we get up in

the morning and receive our gift of new day with a big smile. Now in this box, the gift given

to us may not be of our choice or we may like it, but still we accept it with open arms.

Similarly, sometimes we may face too many challenges, sometimes few but overcoming

them is our responsibility.

Life is like a video game, where we are given tasks to complete, so as to move to the next

level. If we don’t, we have to repeat the same level again. The second time we play, after

being unsuccessful, we think about how we played before, where we went wrong and then

we play accordingly avoiding our earlier mistakes. Sometimes we also get bonus points for

playing well. This happens only when we strive hard to get them. These bonus points are

like opportunities in our life. So, we should treat every day as a gift. When we open this gift,

opportunities, challenges, happiness, sorrows come out of it which we should accept

graciously and make most out of it. Even if we fail, then it is not the end but beginning.

An example of this is what happened with me on Sunday. I went to my dance class. We had

to do a new routine but I wasn’t getting the step correct. My dance teacher asked me to stay

back to practice and learn it more. At first, I thought of my fatigue and decided to say 'no',

but then I thought as if I was running away from a challenge, so I stayed back. In that one

hour, I not only learnt the whole step but also got some important details from my teacher

which increased my knowledge on jazz dance.
-Walusha Rodriguez (XII-A)





Investiture Ceremony – Junior School






The investiture ceremony for the Primary section of the Somerville School, Greater Noida was




th
held on 27 April ,2019 in the school quadrangle. The ceremony commenced with a prayer and a


hymn sung by the Primary school choir. The Principal , Dr Mary Thomas conferred the batches




and saches to the newly elected council members urging the young leaders to be conscious of their



duties and perform them with true spirit of leadership , discipline, team spirit and diligence. The



students took an oath promising to deliver their duties to the best of their abilities. Among the




newly appointed council members were Noah Sahu, the Head boy and Adya Choudhary head girl.



Captains for four houses and Secretaries were also made for Discipline, Environment, Cultural




activities and Social service were also appointed on the same day.

Principal Dr Mary Thomas grace the occasion. Seeking God's blessings for the Junior School

investiture ceremony































The previous year Students' Council Ready to Noah Sahu wears the sache of the head Boy

Handover charge from Principal Dr. Mary Thomas

Adya Choudhary wears the Sache of the Head Girl
Head Boy Noah Sahu
from Principal Dr Mary Thomas

































Vice head Girl-Ritanya Thakur Vice head boy -Shouryendra Pratap

Sports Captain-Mahin Abeer Ibn Asif Sports Vice Captain Jalaj Dahiya


































Daniel House Captain-Darsh Gupta House Vice Captain -Namit Gupta

David House Captain-Pratyush David House Vice Captain-Stephen C Joby


































Solomon House Captain- Gaurish Deo Singh Solomon House Vice Captain-Sheetal Sihag

Moses House Vice Captain-Anshika Social Service Secretary- Pavithra Ramachandran


































Cultural Secretary- Sarah Fatima Cultural Secretary-Divnoor Sindhu

Social Service Secretary-Anubhav Bhardwaj Social service Seretary-Mysha Mariam


































Environment Secretary- Om Raghuvanshi Environment Secretary- Yashika Singh

Environment Secretary-Eliza Zehra Naqvi Discipline Prefect-Rahini Virmani


































Discipline Prefect-Shrey Basant Discipline Prefect- Gitansh

Discipline Prefect-Sreeja Rai Handing over the flags


































Taking over the flags Determined to Lead

Principal Dr. Mary Thomas. Address the newly Together we uphold the honour of our Flag -

appointed Student Council

































We pledge... Oath taking...We pledge....

All set to take on Together we shall Sing ,Glory to our School




































Newly Elected Student Council Members with Principal, Dr. Mary Thomas

INTER HOUSE ENGLISH DEBATE COMPETITION



Environment Comes in the Way of National Progress.





As per the instructions from the DIOS , an Inter House English Debate Competition was held on 14 th

August 2019 in the AV Room. The competition was open for the students of Classes IX-XII. The
participants of all four houses well debated the topic, ‘Protection of Environment Comes in the Way of

National progress.’ The subject of the debate was indeed an apt choice for maintaining a balance between

conserving the environment and national progress is the pressing priority for our country.

The young debaters came up with well researched statistics and gave excellent examples to prove their

point. While the speakers speaking for the motion proved their mettle with valid arguments stating

conservation of environment comes in the way of national progress .The debaters presenting views against
the topic proved that progress and conservation can go hand in hand.



The confident orators impressed the judges with their impeccable oration. The judges, Mrs. Monisha

Claudius and Mrs. Rose Anthony heard the discussion with great interest and gave their valuable feedback

at the end of the contest. Vice Principal ma’am congratulated the participants for their efforts and
announced the results.

Ritika Sharma of Class XI Mayank Agarwal speaks ‘For the Adeep Sharma Speaking for the

displaying her Oratory Skills Motion’ Motion
































Kiranpreet Kaur from Class Mrs. Monisha Claudius and Vice Principal Ma'am shares her
Mrs. Rose Anthony , engrossed in valuable feedback
XII D proves her point their work...Judging the event.

Eid-Ul-Adha-A Festival of Sacrifice



SPECIAL ASSEMBLY



A special assembly was organized at Somerville School, Greater Noida to

observe the festival of Eid-Ul-Adha. Comperes Hiba and Sahar shared the


significance of the festival which is the willingness to sacrifice and obedience

to God. Mrs. Lubna Ahmad encouraged the students to understand the


significance and celebrate the festival in the right spirit. Vice Principal, Mrs.

Monisha R. Claudius appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers for


putting up an enriching and informative programme.





































Lubna ma'am shares significance of the festival Vice Principal Ma'am's message

Somerville School, Greater Noida celebrated India’s 73 rd

Independence Day with much enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. It was
indeed a proud moment as the Principal, students, staff and parents

gathered in the school premises to hoist the national flag on 15 th

August 2019. Our honourable Principal, Dr. Mary Thomas, unfurled
the national flag and everyone present sang the national anthem.

Principal ma’am delivered an inspirational speech and motivated the

students to become responsible citizens of the country.


The Inner Quadrangle reverberated with patriotic songs as the Indian
Music Choir sang melodiously. Solo performance by Tanishq

Upadhyay of Class IX was appreciated as he sang , ‘Teri Mitti me Mil

Jawan..’. The dance troupe performed on a medley of patriotic songs.
Students of Classes IX and XI staged a Street Play with the tag line

‘Aazadi Chahiye’. They brought to the fore the idea that India needs

freedom from Corruption, Poverty and Pollution etc. and this is
possible only if each individual takes an initiative to do his/her bit.

The senior students recited poems, read out inspirational quotes and
took the audience on a ‘March to Independence’ through their well

written and presented content on the National freedom Struggle.
Principal Dr. Mary Thomas
Principal ma’am appreciated the efforts of the Social Science unfurls the Tricolour

Department in putting up an enlightening presentation .Ma’am also
read out the honourable Deputy Chief Minister’s message for the

people of the state.

Principal ma'am’s message on Patriotic songs melodiously sung by Indian

Independence Day Music Choir






























Vice Head Girl, Varnika Bali Mathur, reciting a Head Boy, Rishabh Banerjee reading out

self - composed poem Inspirational quotes

Principal Ma'am reading out the hon'ble Deputy Tanishq Upadhyay of Class -9 A gives a solo
Chief Minister's Message performance

































Our Dance troupe 'Azadi Chahiye..' - A Street Play

WATER






CONSERVATION






WEEK









A REPORT

Water is the driving force of all nature. It is one of those natural resources without which the existence of human

beings and life on our planet is not possible. Unfortunately, humans have proved to be inefficient water users. The

challenge we now face as we head into the future is how to effectively conserve and manage the water we have. To
highlight this urge, a three day campaign was organized at Somerville School, Greater Noida as the initiative of the

District Administration.

To sensitize the students, a variety of activities were undertaken. On the first day a role play titled, ‘Water-the Big

Deal!’ was staged by the students of classes V-IX & XI. The young actors highlighted the alarming condition of water

crisis in various slums and cities where people queue up from early in the morning just to fill a bucket of water. The
skit did bring to the forefront the grim situation of water woes our country is facing. The students understood that

each drop counts and they must not waste water.

A power point presentation with appealing animations, visuals and videos kept the students engrossed on the second

day of the campaign. The engaging power point presentation by Archas Srivastava and Talin Kaul of Class XII

provided statistical data from NITI Aayog which was an eye-opener for the audience as it is claimed that 21 major
cities of India are expected to run out of groundwater as soon as 2020.


The power point presentation also featured information about traditional system of water conservation like ‘Kuhls’
and ‘Baolis’ which were excellent ways of saving the most precious resource. The students also gave an insight into

the importance of ‘Rain Water Harvesting’ and ‘Waste Water Treatment’. It was truly an informative and enriching

experience for the students as they learnt to be water savers in their everyday activities.

A mime presented by the middle school students on the theme of Water Conservation was yet another way
of emphasizing the need to save water. Captivating music and sound effects coupled with fantastic

performance by the young artists garnered applause from the audience. The Street Play with the tagline
‘ Bachao Bachao , Paani Bachao’ made it evident that soon water crisis would be a part of everbody’s life if

we didn’t turn the tap off when we should.


An Inter School Mime Competition was also organized in the school premises to spread the message beyond

the walls of Somerville School, Greater Noida. The occasion was graced by Mr. Thomas T. Roy
Superintendent & Secretary/Treasurer Lott Carey Baptist Mission in India Mr. Abraham Mathew, Manager,

Somerville School , Greater Noida and Dr. Mary Thomas, Principal, Somerville School, Greater Noida and
our esteemed guest Mr. Dinesh Rana, Principal, Kidsville School, Greater Noida.



The programme began with a hymn sung by the Western Music Choir which was followed by the lighting of
the lamp by the dignitaries. The schools of Greater Noida and Noida participated in huge numbers

showcasing the urgent need to conserve water in their own unique way. The participants captured the
audience’s attention as they performed to reinforce the idea of being ‘water warriors’.
The campaign ended with the Prize Distribution Ceremony for Inter School Mime competition. The first

position was bagged by Holy Public School, Greater Noida while DPS, Greater Noida and Somerville
School, Greater Noida were adjudged the first and second runners up respectively. Our Principal ma’am

congratulated the participants and motivated the students to be water conscious. She also underscored the
ways of being water savers at school and in their homes in their everyday activities. The students were
encouraged to spread the word in their family and neighborhood too. At the end of the campaign it would

not be an exaggeration to say that the staff and students at Somerville School, Greater Noida have dedicated
themselves to the cause of conserving water.

Sir Thomas T. Roy, Secretary, Treasurer Lighting the Lamp Principal Ma'am illuminating the Lamp

































Mr. Dinesh Rana, Principal ,Kidsville school, Greater The Dignitaries

Noida lights the Lamp of Wisdom

Hardika and Riya- our Anchors for the Day Praising the Lord Almighty

































Nishtha Singh Sharing some facts on Water Every Drop Counts! Food for thought shared

Conservation by Jayati

Archas and Talhin -Our Presenters keep the An Act to Remember

audience engrossed

































Activities Undertaken to Spread the Word A Skit on Water Conservation

Speechless! Don't Leave the Tap Running!


































Save our Rivers Safe Drinking water is the Need of the Hour

Saving Water Starts with You Life in a Metro- a grim reality


































Encouraging words by the Judges Enthusiastic Participants

Principal ma'am guiding the students to be Water Water Pollution-A serious Concern
Conscious
































The Message is Loud and Clear Words of Appreciation

Judges for the Day Holy Public School, Greater Noida-The Winners!

































DPS, Greater Noida, First Runners Up Somerville School, Greater Noida,
Second Runners Up

TEACHER’S DAY ASSEMBLY




Wherever you find something extraordinary, you will find the finger print of a great teacher.

On the occasion of the birthday of the second President of India, philosopher, scholar and teacher,

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan , Teacher’s Day was celebrated with immense enthusiasm in our

school. The programme started with the reading from the Holy Bible and a word of prayer by the

Head Boy Rishabh Banerjee. Thereafter, bouquets were handed over as a gesture of love and
gratitude to the Principal Dr. Mary Thomas, Vice Principal Ms. Monisha Claudius and Head Mistress

Mrs. Shefali Egbert.

A teacher’s task is the most crucial in the field of education. Whatever strategy may be laid down,

in the ultimate analysis, these have to be interpreted and implemented by the teachers as much

through their personal example as through the teaching-learning process. Acknowledging this fact ,

Class XII paid their tribute and exhibited their love for their teachers through stellar performances

enthralling one and all. The classroom enactment by the students of class XII conveyed the vital
message that not only it is the good teachers who embrace deep concern and respect for their

students but students should bear a sense of responsibility too. Next in the row was a charismatic

medley of English and Hindi songs that left everyone spell bound while the girls danced with poise

on a foot tapping number .The assembly culminated with Principal Ma’am’s address wherein she

appreciated the efforts of the students and emphasised the need for the students to respect their

teachers.

It has been rightly said, ‘Teachers can change lives with the right mix of chalk and challenges’.

TEACHER’S DAY ASSEMBLY


























A token of gratitude for dear Principal
Ma’am Dr. Mary Thomas





























Handing over of bouquet to Vice Principal Head Mistress Ms. Shefali Egbert

Ms. Monisha Claudius presented a bouquet on the ocassion.

TEACHER’S DAY ASSEMBLY




























Propagating the message –
Class XII enactment of a An enchanting medley of songs
classroom being presented ”Students should bear a sense of
responsibility too”




















Head Boy Rishabh Banerjee says Class room enactment by An enthralling dance presentation

a word of prayer class XII by Class XII

TEACHER’S DAY ASSEMBLY



























Class XII wish their mentors on Young musicians mesmerise one It takes a big heart to teach little

the occasion and all minds-thank you my teacher






















Every day brings a chance for Preparatory school students
Teacher-takes a hand, opens a you to draw in a breath, kick off express their gratitude

mind, touches a heart
your shoes, and dance

Teacher’s day out-some fun at Jungle Jamboree, Noida