Navaratri Celebration

Navaratri represents a celebration of the Goddess of power. It happens to be the most auspicious and unique period of devotion and worship of the divine. The surroundings of SVM snowed under the beats of Garba and Dandia on two consecutive days 18th Oct. & 19th Oct when the school organized Garba Nights. The energy of the children in fabulous performances of Garba with colourful dresses grabbed the attention of the spectators in the central lawn. Traditional costumes, food, music, dance and much more.. became the part of the festivity. he students of Grades I to VIII were given a special chance to do Garba dancing in a form of competition. The Garba Girls played and danced Garba on the tune of astonishing lyrics composed for holy praise of goddesses and Swamiji. 

Inter House English Elocution and Debate Competition

There is no denying that communication skills are essential in all aspects of life where Elocution and Debate refer to the study of proper public speaking, with particular attention paid to pronunciation, grammar, style, and tone. It cultivates not only student’s knowledge and expression, but also their confidence and logical ability which are exceedingly  advantageous throughout their lives. In Sarvanaman Vidya Mandir, every student in every class is trained to face an audience to enhance oral delivery.

Keeping this in mind following Inter house competitions were conducted by English Language Club.

English Elocution Competition	On Friday September 6	Std. I to V
English Elocution Competition	On Tuesday    October 15	Std. VI to VIII
English Debate Competition	On Tuesday    October 15	Std. IX to X

English Story Building Competition (Class VI-X)

Why not anybody be impressed when the budding authors mark their most individual approach in terms of narrative style, use of diction and imagination as build up wonderful stories on given themes? Yes, students of Class VI to X displayed their creativity in writing tasks as they participated in English Story Building Competition conducted by English

 Language Club on 11th October, 2013. The competition was inter-house by nature and all the twenty participants loose open their imagination and their treasure of vocabulary in those 55 minutes allotted them to build up a story of their own on given themes. The school has always been focusing on development of all the four linguistic skills of the students and English Story Building Competition is part of the large framework designed for the same.