School E magazine Middle School December-March 2018-19

GRADE VI GRADE VII GRADE VIII
Beas- Ayati s Singh Chenab-Ameya Chaurasia Amazon- Nikki Lakotia
Ganges- Maanya Rajput Colorado-Ishaan Chabra Brahmaputra-Medhansh

Kaveri- Moksh Pawar Indus-Nia Ranjan Dhawan
Nile-Mahi K. Jajal Ravi- Geetanjali Sekhri Danube-Aliza Alam
Sutlej- M Sai Rohan Jhelum- Rishita Singh
Rhine- Punit Jain Mississippi- Meenal Goel
Thames- Reyansh Agarwal Volga -Navya Nandini Tapti-Kanika Poonia
Godavari- Shirani Anand
Yamuna- Harsh Vohra ---

GRADE IV

Acacias- Arsha Sharma
Ashokas- Aarav Gupta
Aspens-Anahita Pant
Banyans-Jenya Munjal
Chinars- Mihika Sharma
Gulmohars- Sedhaarth K. Nai
Mahogany- Livanya Dayal

Palms- Avanya Khanna

GRADE V

Birches– Nikita Juneja
Burans- Nainja Garg
Cedars – Shradha Miglani
Maples – Diva Sharma
Neems – Arna Sharma
Oaks – Aditya Vikram Chauhan
Olives- Mutver Setia
Pines – Rohan Vishwanath

GRADE VI GRADE VII GRADE VIII

Beas- Paridhi Garg Chenab-Aryan K Raheja Amazon- Manas Kumaria

Ganges- Bhavya Gupta Colorado- Tanvi Singh Brahmaputra-Nandini Jha

Kaveri- Divya Goyal Indus-Navya Singhal Danube- Soham Viral Desai

Nile- Gauri Sharma Ravi- Jaiditya Jhelum- Ekus Singh Khosla
Sutlej- Ojal Baswani Rhine- Kshitij Verma Mississippi- Mihika Singh

Thames- Aarav Gupta Volga- Shiladitya Ray Tapti-Navya Gosain
Godavari- Vivian Oberoi
Yamuna- Lakshya Agarwal ---

GRADE IV GRADE V

Acacias- Abhyudita Vserma Birches– Vrishank Kuthiala
Ashokas- Aadhar Mittal Burans- Ayushi Moolchandani
Aspens- Naisha Sawhney Cedars – Anvi Jain
Banyans- Prisha Motwani Maples – Nishika Manini
Chinars- Tvisha Chawla Neems – Aniruddha Bhattacharya
Gulmohars- Shreyansh Kanotra Oaks – Vadanya Chaturevedi
Mahogany- Disha Agarwal Olives- Surya Khurana
Palms- Tanisha Gupta Pines – Aanya Vohra

GRADE VI GRADE VII GRADE VIII
Amazon- Prisha Alawadi
Beas- Raghvi Bansal Chenab-Abhie Gupta Brahmaputra- Shaurya
Mukherji
Ganges- Krishang Colorado- Anoushka Danube- Manya Dhull
Sharma
Maheshwari Indus- Karman Rooprai Jhelum- Bhavya Jain
Kaveri- Dishita Mississippi- Neda Kapoor
Maheshwari Ravi- Aditya Sundaram Tapti- Hiya Jain
Nile- Amreen Brar
Rhine- Rahat Kaura ---
Sutlej- Devkaran Goel

Thames- Kirat Jabbal Volga- Raghav Bansal

Godavari- Rishabh Rajesh Yamuna- Nysa H Vaid



4th FEBRUARY, 2019
New Session Begins
For X/Xii

26th MARCH, 2019
World Radio Day







THE STORY OF THE TWO KITES

Once there was a boy named Peter. He had had two kites and he used to
fly them on every windy day. The two kites were very fond of him as he
took great care of them. One kite was blue in colour and the other was
pink .Peter used to play with a boy called John. John envied Peter, as he
loved the look of the kites. One fine day Peter was playing with his kites.
He rushed home as his mother called him urgently. Now, John was
seeing everything that was happening. He quietly crept into the garden
and took the blue kite. Peter was just coming from his house, when he
saw that the blue kite was missing! Peter started crying, as he loved the
kite dearly. His mother came rushing towards him and then he told the
whole story to his mother. Peter’s mother calmed him down and gave
him a cup of hot cocoa. In the meantime, the pink kite started searching
for the blue kite. The pink kite knew the way to John’s house as Peter
often took him there. The pink kite slipped inside the gate and found
the blue kite there, sobbing miserably. The pink kite was very wise. He
quickly tied the strings of both the kites together and flew out of the
house. Peter came out of his house and stared in surprise at both the
kites lying there. In the meantime, John was astonished to find the blue
kite missing. He rushed to Peter’s house and told him the whole story,
as he was very angry. Peter understood the matter and let John go
home. The next day Peter decided to teach John a lesson. He went to
John’s house and took his favourite video game. The next day John
found his things missing and suddenly understood his mistake. He went
to Peter and apologized. Peter let him go but he still could not
understand how the blue kite was lying in his garden smiling. You please
don’t tell him the story, let him find it out on his own!

Ritisha Dwivedy
IV/Acacias

PARENTS

Parents are teachers, they teach
They are not preachers, but they preach
Parents teach us new things
They inspire us and give us wings
Whenever we do something wrong, they tell us what is right
For instance, whenever we get angry, they tell us not to fight.
Parents always take care of us.
But when they tell us to do something we don’t like, we make a fuss
It is very difficult for parents to calm us down
They make our face smile when there is a frown

When we have any flaws, our parents try to correct them
If it wasn’t for them, we couldn’t have survived in this realm
Parents are our best friends
Its fun to spend time with them on weekends
Its our parents whom we can trust
No wall between our parents can ever rust
You inspire us and let our imagination soar
We love you, we thank you, we admire you to the core

Sharanya Singh
V/Pines

Traffic

Traffic, traffic what is traffic
It is like a game graphic
But it is real, this traffic
Traffic, traffic makes so much noise
I feel it might break your toys
Like that motor train and wind up boy
Everyone thinks we are making progress
Like when we invented the printing press
But the truth is, we don’t get any rest
Have you seen the traffic on the roads?
Oh, there’s rubbish and rubbish, there’s loads
You might thing how can be so near our adobes
One day superman came this way
When he got there, he ran away
Holding his nose, he cried out, ‘’may good Lord save the day.’’
So now you have seen the truth with your own eyes
Everyday you see the rubbish but you won’t be surprised
Because these dirty roads, this traffic has become a part of our
everyday lives.

Sharanya Singh
V/Pines



TESTIMONIALS

Dear Anita,

Please extend our heartfelt gratitude to your Pre Nurs-III
learners for their contributions for the Tamana students on the
occasion of World Kindness Day. The students were delighted
to receive the goodies.
Kudos to you and your team for organising this activity, its a
great initiative.
Best
Dr. Chona

Thanks Anita ji.

A very impressive coverage of the vast number of curricular and co-
curricular activities.

And congratulations on the excellent results!

With kind regards,
Bhartendra Singh Baswan

Dear Ms. Malhotra

Congratulations on bringing out the 8th issue of your quarterly
e-magazine 'Different Strokes'. The effort put in to bring out this
publication is indeed commendable.

I also congratulate you, among other things, on the wonderful community
service work being done by your students.

Warm regards

Dr. Ruchi Seth
Principal

INNOVATION & IDEAS...

Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)

CONCEPT & DESIGN...

Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)

CREATIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT...

Ms Ruchi Joshi (Vice Principal)
Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress , Middle Wing)

EDITORIAL TEAM...

Ms Harvinder Kaur (Headmistress, Middle Wing)
Ms Deepti Mor (Middle School Facilitator, IT)

GRAPHICS & FORMATTING...

Ms Kirti Hora (Senior Facilitator, IT)
Ms Poornima Singh (Middle School Coordinator, IT)
Ms Malvika Jain (Middle School Facilitator, IT)
Ms Preety Bala (Middle School Facilitator, IT)
Ms Deepti Mor (Middle School Facilitator, IT)

SPECIAL THANKS TO…

All Class Representatives