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EDITION 10 VOL.3

No. INDEX




01 KG Supervisor’s Message



02 SIS - Through the Lens




03 Glimpses of Art Work




04 Kindergarten-Creative Space



























September 01

We are what we are inculcated into....


Once a Guru and his sishyas were on their daily biksha route. In that route there was
a house where a lady usually gave them biksha, so they knocked at that door. After sometime
a five year old girl with mud on her hands opened the door. She said that her mother

had gone out and she did not know what to give. The Guru asked her what she was
doing and she replied, "I am making mud pies". He requested her to give him one of
those and accepted it in his bowl. The sishyas were upset and questioned the Guru
about accepting the mud pie. The Guru replied that he was just inculcating in her the
habit of giving; after all we are what we are inculcated into.


All parents want to see their kids succeed, but it is just as important to teach your
children how to fail. If there is a rise in the number of suicides in children these
days, it is because we as parents have not inculcated into our kids that it is OK to fail.

There is so much pressure on kids today to be the best and in this rat race we as
parents tend to miss out on the fact that children also need to know that failing will
happen sometimes and that it is totally ok. We’ve ended up teaching our kids to fear

failure – and, in doing so, we have blocked the surest path to their success. Out of
love and a desire to protect our child’s self-esteem, we swoop in and bulldoze every uncomfortable
bump and fish out every obstacle in their way. In the process we are depriving our
children of the most important lessons of childhood. Setbacks, mistakes and failures

are the very experiences that will teach them to be resourceful, persistent and innova-
tive.Failure teaches kids the skills they need like resilience which is crucial to be
successful adults,after all children are what they are inculcated into.

All of us sometime or the other have caved into our child’s plead for a candy or a toy,
despite wanting to say ‘No’. Parents are busier than ever before, and a lot of the time

we feel guilty that we aren't spending as much time with our kids as we would like to.
When we are with our kids, we want them to be happy and have positive feelings
about the time they spend with us, so we end up doing things they like, and we are
reluctant to say no to them. We often do not realise that kids need to hear ‘no’ in

some form. Hearing ‘no’ helps them develop emotionally, physically and mentally and it
helps them build the grit they need to get through life's ups and downs, after all
children are what they are inculcated into.



Mrs. Rajni Menon
KG Supervisor


September 02

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September 03

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATIONS


Bhavans Smart Indian School celebrated Teacher’s Day in the virtual mode.
The amazing program really turned to be an impactful time for the teachers.
The students who organized a surprise celebration for teachers hosted the
show with passion and zeal. The special occasion was graced by the presence of

Bhavans Chairman Mr. N.K. Ramachandran Menon. He envisaged the impact of
tireless teaching of all the teachers on the society. The school Principal – Mr. Mahesh Iyer,
Vice Principal – Ms. Albin Daisy and KG Supervisor – Ms. Rajni Menon expressed
their views about the noble profession of teaching.

The program started off with the twist by breaking the news of the surprise
celebration to teachers. It was followed by the welcome speech done to recall

the significance of the day and talking about the personality who turns to be
the reason for the day’s remembrance – Mr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. The
engaging and interesting games show was conducted by the grade 11 children

whose massive preparation to glue the interest of the teachers was evident.
The teachers thoroughly enjoyed the innovative games by being split in groups
in virtual mode. The melodious live singing and recorded songs from different
languages depicted the heights of appreciation the children had for the teachers.

Beautiful and creative cards were received on this grand day from the students
of Primary Wing.It was made as collages. It was indeed a memorable day to
treasure and cherish.

















































September 04

September 05

TRADITIONAL DAY


The kindergarten kids of Smart Indian School had stood united in this
pandemic to express their love for culture. They emphasized on the need to
preserve their roots and they highlighted the theme by displaying it through
their attires. The virtual Traditional Day celebration heightened the moments

by showcasing values embedded in the classic culture. The amalgamation of
rich tradition, attractive indigenous costumes and sweet narratives of their
favourite festival gave beauty to the day.

The kids were dressed up beautifully to tell all about the importance of the
heritage present in old customs. The awesome festive looks sparked many rays
of golden sunshine to the virtual audience. Many kids spoke of their favourite

festival and described the sweet savouries that are made and shared during
the special days.

A huge appreciation was stretched out to the management for giving such a
platform to sharpen the skills.






























































September 06

September 07

FRUIT SALAD DAY AND NUTRITION DAY

A refreshing ‘Fruit Salad Day’ and ‘Nutrition Day’ were celebrated in Bhavans
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Smart Indian School on 10 September 2020. Fruits and health mutually
complement each other and “A day without a fruit is a day without a shine.”

By bringing the Nutrition day and Fruit Salad Day together, the days turned as
an innovative way of making the tiny tots learn about the importance of fruits
in our balanced diet and their nutritive value. It was also celebrated to make
them relish all the fruits in the form of salad in the tastier way.

To highlight the importance of having fruits in our daily diet, tiny tots were

asked to get a variety of chopped fruits and to compliment the fruits, there
was honey and nuts. Young kids were asked about the fruits they brought and
to speak about their importance in the diet. Tiny tots were filled with excitement
to showcase the fruits and to participate in the discussion on the Nutrition
Day.

































































September 08

September 09

HINDI DIWAS


Hindi Diwas in Bhavans Smart Indian School revived the celebration of Hindi
language. It was observed on the virtual platform and the students who have
taken Hindi as their second language had a great time in getting to know the
importance of the language. Considered as the simplest source of expression
and regarded as an identity by a number of people in India, the language’s
prestigious origin dates back to the beginnings of languages’ inception.The
grand day was hosted by the Department of Hindi and was graced by the
school Principal – Mr. Mahesh Iyer, Vice Principal – Ms. Albin Daisy and
KG Supervisor – Ms. Rajni Menon.












































































September 10

VIRTUAL FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN

The nation-wide campaign that aims at encouraging people to include physical
activities and sports in their everyday lives under the name ‘Fit India Freedom
Run’ was conducted in Bhavans Smart Indian School. Central Board of Secondary
Education in association with this magnificent campaign had taken this initiative to
implement it in all its affiliated schools.Their mammoth motto –‘Run Anywhere,
Anytime’ which enables its followers to promote good health by infusing fitness as a
daily routine was actively and cheerfully carried out by the management that
includes the school Principal – Mr. Mahesh Iyer, Vice Principal – Ms.Albin Daisy,
Department of Physical Education along with the teachers, parents and
students of grades 5 to 11. The launch of this campaign in the school which
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had taken place from 17 to 19 September had seen tremendous appreciation
and the participants showed their relentless participation on those three days.






































































September 11

CHOCOLATE DAY

‘Anything is good if it’s made of chocolate’ say the Kinders of Bhavans Smart

Indian School with a grin.
Even when physical tutoring is nearly halted and festivities are a ‘No chance to

get’ in a virtual based tutoring, the Smarters of Bhavans Smart Indian school
has never abandoned festivals and one such festival was the "Chocolate Day",
celebrated on September 17, 2020.

A great stress buster, a mood lifter, an antioxidant, a chocolate is not always a
junk food. It has its own benefits. The idea of celebrating ‘Chocolate Day’ was

to educate the young scholars of its health benefits. As always the children
demonstrated great interest and energy in understanding the health benefits
related with this rich chunk of sweetness.

Imparting knowledge behind every aspect and a story identified with each has
always been the teaching pedagogy in the Smart Indian School. The children

learnt not only to bake and plate their yummy dish but also enhanced their
language through rhymes and stories on chocolates.

“Chocolate is sweet, brown and yummy, I want it in my tummy.” Humming this
delightful rhyme children bid good bye to their wonderful teachers. The
delights of observing Chocolate Day with their classmates were seen on their
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September 12

September 13

ALL ABOUT HATTITUDE – ‘THE HATS’ Day

The astounding Kindergarten Wing of Bhavans Smart Indian School celebrated

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Creative Hat Day on 24 September 2020.Hats serve as the best wear
protecting the head from cold or heat of the day, or for religious purpose,
profession, class, status or it just makes the way to express who you are to
the world.

The young imaginary minds along with their parents gathered their craft

supplies, channelled the secret milliner in their soulsand made a creative hat
for themselves of different shapes, colours and designs. This helped the tiny
tots not only to strengthen their bonding but also to
augment their creative thinking skills.








































































September 14

September 15

September 16

September 17

September 18

Kindergarten





Creative




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September 19

September 20

September 21

EDITOR IN CHIEF : Mr.MAHESH IYER


EDITORS : Ms.ANJANA NAVEEN


Ms.DHIVYA CHRISTY


DESIGN & LAYOUT : Mr.JOGY GEORGE































“The best wat to predict your future is to create it”