The
most awaiting event… Funfair was organized with a great relish and delight. All
the didis and some teachers took charge of the stalls set up in the
central garden under the guidance of P. Sahajdidi. Various delights like
lip-smacking ice-creams, luscious chocolates, and hot and yummy cheese
sandwiches were warmly offered. Creative game zone was the key attraction for
the younger students. Fun-lovers had a great time dancing on the tunes of
music. A rib-tickling documentary was a climax to an evening filled with fun
and laughter. The key purpose of Funfair was to receive and welcome all the new
arrivals of students from India and overseas.
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Friday, June 24, 2016
International Yoga Day and Inter House Stretch and Tone Competition
Yoga
is aimed to unite the mind, the body and the spirit. To practice and perform
the same, an Inter-house Stretch and Tone competition was organized for the
grades I to XI in the assembly hall. The performing Yogis were more aware of
their body's posture, alignment and patterns of movement. All the houses put
their best foot forward to display the potential for Yoga. The judges observed
each and every round keeping the parameters like timing, stability and clarity.
Some very unusual and special rounds of hard-hitting postures and challenging
Asanas made the contest enormously exclusive.
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Inter House Gujarati Poem Recitation and Elocution Competitions
Poem Recitation I to II
Poem
recitation is an art of expression of thoughts and understanding towards
Gujarati poetry. This is what was felt by the listeners when the tiny tots of
Grade I & II participated in the Poem Recitation Competition. All the kids
were very excited and full of energy. Students fluently recited beautiful poems
with bright ideas and showcased their instinctive flair.
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Elocution Competition III to
X
Why not anybody be impressed when the
budding speakers mark their most individual approach in terms of narrative
style, use of diction and imagination as build up wonderful speeches on given
themes? Yes, students of Class III to X displayed their knack and endowment
with originality as they participated in the Gujarati Elocution Competition.
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