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EDITION 3 OCT - NOV 2017-18

EDITION

STATION OF THE STARS

Letter from the

Vice Principal’s Desk (Primary)

Letter from the editorial

team

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Talent is present in each and every one of us but

it takes the opportunities to bring them, out and

develop them. Many people misunderstand and

don’t fully realise the real essence of talent;

students in particular.

By taking up co-curricular activities students can

enhance their overall development. The school is

the perfect place to find such activities. The

school gives various opportunities to showcase

the various hidden talents an individual

possesses.

But talents need to be nurtured carefully and

practised overtime. To develop our talents, we

should be able to recognise the opportunities we

are presented with and work with them.

“Opportunity does not knock; it presents itself

when you beat down the door.”

EDITORIAL TEAM

1. Nikhita

2. Anjali

3. Vijayalakshmi

4. Nishita

5. Aabha

6. Ankith

7. Shreya

8. Revanth

9. Syna

10. Samhita

11. Maaza

12. Prerana

13. Medha

It always seems impossible till

it's done. -Nelson Mandela

“Perseverance is stubbornness with a purpose” - Josh Shipp

King Bruce of Scotland was inspired by a spider whilst taking refuge in a cave after being defeated. The spider made several attempts to reach its web on the roof of the cave before it finally succeeded. King Bruce pondered on his own plight and compared it to the indomitable, stubborn streak of the tiny insect. Drawing inspiration from the spider, bolstered with optimism and fortified self-confidence he mobilised an army, fought valiantly and triumphed.

Perseverance has a bitter sweet taste. A taste that struggles in the beginning but is overcome in the end by victory. The greater the hindrance or obstacle the greater the glory of overcoming it. When armed with perseverance, patience and trust in God, no obstacle can thwart success and stand between you and victory.

Mary Elizabeth

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EVENTS@NCFE

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Diwali Celebrations

Ethnic Day

Karnataka Rajyotsava

Utkraanti’18

Children’s Day

Counselling for Xth & XIIth

Sports Day

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DIWALI CELEBRATIONS & ETHNIC DAY

Life is not about finding yourself, it's

about creating yourself. Who do you want

to be? - George Bernard Shaw

When celebrations are around

the corner, the heart, the soul

and the mind rejoice in

merriment and usher in

moments of joy. The month of

October is when we

commemorate the victory of

good over evil, light over

darkness and blend in with the

colours and lights of Diwali. The

festival was celebrated in our

school with great enthusiasm by

the students and the teachers as

the school was decked up in

bright shades .There was also an

extravaganza of programs put up

by the students which were a

delight to the senses. We had an

auspicious beginning by seeking

the blessings of the almighty by

an invocation song by the

students.A captivating classical

dance performance by our

students which was indeed a

feast for the eyes. An excellent

display of humour and skill was

put up in an act of ventriloquism

by Pulkit Raina of grade 9E.There

were also many competitions

such as Rangoli making among

the students which added to the

festivities. The Diwali

celebrations indeed brought in

the light of merriment and

togetherness into our lives.

Our school celebrated the ’Ethnic day’ in October to

rejoice in the diversity of the cultures of our country

which gives us a unique identity. Students dressed up

in traditional outfits and shared the culinary

delicacies and delights of the various states and

ecstasized in each other’s heritage. Raghav Joshi of

class 11 presented a regional folk song from

Uttarakhand which indeed enthralled us. The ’Ethnic

Day’ celebrations truly instilled in us the feeling of

unity in diversity.

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“The scientific man does not aim at an

immediate result. He does not expect that

his advanced ideas will be readily taken

up.” His work is like that of a planter – for

the future. His duty is to lay foundation of

those who are to come and point the way.

Utkraanti’18 - National Level Workshop

cum Championship was conducted by

Utkraanti’18 team in association with

National Students Space Championship – IIT

Kharagpur. The workshop cum

Championship is a part of Atal Innovative

Mission, NITI Aayog set up by the HRD

ministry, Government of India. It aims to

foster curiosity creativity and imagination in

young minds. It enables the students to

learn why and how aspects of STEM

(Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)

under the aegis of the Atal Tinkering Labs

set up in different education institutions.

There were two categories in the workshop;

Android App Development where students

learned and developed a mobile application

OS. The second category was the Spy

Robotics where are students learned and

developed a line follower robot interfaced

with embedded ‘C’. Out of 111 participants

15 were selected from first category while

31 made it to the finals from the second

category. The finalists will represent the

school at IIT Kharagpur. We wish them all

best for a stellar performance in the finals.

KARNATAKA RAJYOTSAVA UTKRAANTI’18

Imagine with all your mind.

Believe with all your heart.

Achieve with all your might.

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Karnataka Rajyotsava is celebrated on

1 November of every year. This was

the day in 1956 when all the Kannada

language-speaking regions of South

India were merged to form the state

of Karnataka. Today, it is celebrated

by people of different cultures who

call the splendid state of Karnataka

their home.

In our school, the Kannada Rajyotsava

was celebrated with great enthusiasm

and vigor. The atmosphere was

festive as the red and yellow flag

unfurled filling our hearts with pride

and glory. The morning assembly was

conducted very beautifully in

Kannada. The patriotic song,

‘Huttidare Kannada Nadalli

Huttabeku’ was sung by our students

which left the audience spellbound.

Then the attention of the audience

was captured by the enthusiastic

dancers who swayed to the fusion of

‘Karunade’ and ‘Yello jinugiruva’. This

performance enthralled the viewers.

Next was the stunning fancy dress

show in which the students of NCFE

dressed up as notable personalities

who are known worldwide for their

contributions in various fields. Roles

of the valiant Kittur Rani Chennamma,

her courageous warrior chief Sangolli

Rayanna, Green Crusader

Saalumarada Thimakka, poet and

saint Akka Mahadevi, former Indian

Cricket Captain Rahul Dravid,

philosopher,statesman and poet

Basavanna, athlete Ashwini

Nachappa, and Bharat Ratna Dr. M

Visvesvaraya were depicted

wonderfully and with ease by the

primary students which left us

speechless. This also made us

remember the glorious land of

Karnataka with pride as we were a

part of the land which had given birth

to such great people.

The grand celebration finally came to an

end but the memories would surely

linger in our mind for a long time.

“We are changing the World With

technology”

Bill Gates

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“Children are not things to be moulded,

but people to be unfolded”. – Jess Lair

Children's day is one of the most eagerly awaited events in the school calendar. In India children's day is celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of our first prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. He used to love children, thus on every November 14th we celebrate children's day. In NCFE, this day was marked by commendable celebrations. The programme initiated with a prayer song led by Mrs. Susan Barrid, Principal, NCFE. The general assembly which includes the news of the day was conducted by teachers. The teachers were introduced as the students of ‘Indian Institute of Mass Communication’ which was then followed by a beautiful rendition sung by the teachers of NCFE. Students were enthralled to see their teachers perform for them. A comedy show had the children rolling in the aisles. Through the hilarious enactment, the teachers conveyed an important message “Eat healthy and stay healthy “. The show was also a caution for children regarding phony people who live around us. A skit presenting the life of a student starting from primary school and then middle school finally ending at the high school had moved many hearts. The play also taught the importance of hard work and self-discipline in a student’s life. It also gave the message that every teacher knows how children are as they were once children. The dance performed by talented teachers to a medley of popular songs left the students spellbound. The final event was a breathtaking and glitzy fashion show. The teachers showcased the traditional dresses of India spreading the important message of love and unity. The fashion show gave way to a thunderous applause which marked the end of the eventful day. NCFE teachers had once again portrayed their love for children and their passion for teaching.

CHILDREN’S DAY COUNSELLING FOR 10TH& 12TH

STD

Little steps, big achievements

Choosing and charting the course of one's

career is of increasing importance in today's

fast paced and challenging work

environments. Career guidance is an area

that has been seldom dealt with in schools

wherein students are guided towards

making a career choice. However, in the

present scenario of competition and

constantly changing employment options

and requirements it is essential for schools

to support students in High School, guiding

them towards opportunities based on the

skills and strengths of each unique child. It is

with this objective that National Centre For

Excellence organised a Career Guidance

Session for High school parents and students

on 18th November 2017.

To take us through the programme, we were

honoured to have Mr. Suresh Kalyanpur,

who is the Founder and Managing Director

of the Human Resource Centre for Training

& Development Pvt Ltd. HRCas our Chief

Guest for the session. The session

commenced with Mr.Kalyanpur pointing out

the extreme importance of choosing the

right career and identifying the skills and

aptitudes in guiding students through the

right career choices. In his presentation he

spoke extensively about sociometric tests

for identifying the skill sets, areas of interest

and individual aptitudes and abilities which

would be of invaluable help in choosing the

right career. A number of case studies were

also discussed in details. The last hour was

an interactive session where parents and

students sought clarifications on a variety of

topics. Some value based issues also came

up during the session. In the confusing maze

of career options, this session undoubtedly

enlightened both students and parents.

“Therapy and counselling can do

wonderful things for people.”

Alain De botton

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SPORTS DAY

“Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.” – Ralph Vaull Star

Sports bring new energy in the hearts and minds of every child. The Sports day is marked with great joy and discovering the inner talent of every child in the field of sports.

The most awaited event, the Annual Sports Day was held on 25th November 2017 in the school premises. The school ground donned a festive look with the fantabulous turnout of parents and the pleasant weather complimenting it.

The Chief Guest for the day was the Chief Operating Officer of National Centre For Excellence, Mrs. Sunalini Benjamin.

The Sports flag was hoisted followed by a March Past by all the four houses. Each house was led by its Captain and Vice-captain. They marched with perfection to the band beat. The chief guest took the flag salute. The Annual Sports Meet was thus declared open and the students released balloons in the air which represented the dreams of the entrants to participate and individually reach for the skies in their efforts. The Olympic Torch, which marked the beginning of the event was handed over to Medhansh of Grade IV by the Principal Mrs. Susan Barrid for the Olympic run. The torchbearers for the event included students Medhansh,Manan Jain, Srinidhi, Aadhana and Aarush Laddha, who have made the school

proud by winning various sports championships at the National and International levels. The Sports Captain Tavish took the sports Oath. The Sports Meet saw participation in a great number. All the students from Grades I to V took active participation and not a single child was left out, for which the students and teachers deserved a token of appreciation. The theme of the Annual Sports Day this year was “Cycle of Health.” Students of Grades I to V participated in displays namely, aerobic, zumba and exercise drill which was loved and appreciated by the parents. They rocked the ground in their lovely attires and perfect moves. The hard work of teachers and students for nearly a month has surely left a positive mark in the minds of the audience.

Many showcased their talents and had accolades coming their way and few were owners of broken hearts. But as is said “A trophy carries dust. Memories last forever.” This event sure did leave a bag of memories for them to carry around.

The event ended with the Beating Retreat by the school band. Their performance was mesmerizing. This was followed by the turning in of the sports flag to the Principal until the next sports meet. The sports day concluded with the National Anthem.

“Talent wins games, but team work and

intelligence Wins championships.”

Michael Jordan

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VEGETABLE CARVING

This inter-class competition was conducted to boost the

creativity of the young minds of NCFE. The students

carved vegetables and arranged them with great fervor

and enthusiasm. They developed the skills of artistic

creativity and imaginative thinking. The winners were

awarded with certificates to invigorate their morale.

DIYA DECORATION

This event was held for the primary students in which

they decorated resplendent diyas which showcased their

colourful imagination and ethnic presentation. The

winners were given certificates.

MONO ACTIVITY

This competition exhibited the speaking talents and

individuality of all the participants. The students

displayed their admirable stage presence and wowed the

audience. The winners were presented with certificates.

BEST OUT OF WASTE

This event was held for our students, which enabled them

to utilize their creativity to transform mundane waste

items into eye catching and useful objects. The winners

were presented with certificates.

CALLIGRAPHY

This was a competition which boosted the presentation

skills of the young children and allowed them to

showcase their praise-worthy handwriting to the

audience. The winners of this competition were given

certificates.

SINGING

This was an event which enabled our melodious little

singers to present their remarkable voices and in return,

receive the audience’s appreciation and applause. The

winners were rewarded with certificates.

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Achievements

09 You can't start the next chapter of

your life if you keep re-reading the

last one.

We are proud of you girls. Pratiksha, Neha, Sanjana and Aashita

were the Runners up of badminton tournament in U 12 girl’s

category in Prakash Padukone state interschool badminton

tournament.

Our li’l Champ, Medansh Rathi has proved his mettle once again. He

secured first place in Chess, U-10 category at Vibgyor Rapid Chess

Inter School Tournament

Medansh Rathi also secured third position in Chess, U-10 category

atBishop Cotton State Inter School chess tournament.

Raghav Joshi received the award for the outstanding delegate at The

Ivy League Model United Nations Conference conducted by The

International Affairs Association of the University of Pennsylvania.

Raghav represented Labour MP the RT. Hon. John Spellar in the

United Kingdom House of Commons,2016.

Congratulations to Raghav for this great achievement.

It is a proud moment for NCFE. Anirudh Rajeev and Shejal were the

runners up of the mixed doubles in U-19 category of CBSE National

Badminton Championship 2018-18

Bhuvan qualified for the quarter finals in the singles match.

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10 If 'Plan A' didn't work, the

alphabet has 25 more

letters. Stay cool.

Club Activities

11 Club Activities

If 'Plan A' didn't work, the

alphabet has 25 more

letters. Stay cool.

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ART CORNER

Kapila [XIB]

Archisha C [VIII C] Apoorva R [IXB] Rahul M Dinesh [XIIA]

From the Desk of Aspiring Artists

Nitikha .S [X B] Mihika L [VI B] Athira M Dinesh [X A]

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GOODBYE

Playing in the lush fields of grass, always smiling in her wake a doll made out of glass, why did she have to break?

Full of laughter, her tender soul

babbling throughout the day

she was what made me whole

oh, why was she taken away?

I read to her everyday,

but was rewarded with silence

in a state of oblivion her timid body

lay

away from all violence

Stumbling through darkness

grasping for a shred of light,

and finally a crack in her starkness,

she began to fight

She offered me weak smiles,

entwining her cold hands in mine

she tried to hide her painful wiles,

but I wished I could bring back her

shine

A thousand times,

words just died right on her lips

I started hearing dark chimes,

death had reached her tips

I had to part with my angel,

I gazed at her with a trembling sigh

I kissed her as much as I was able,

….and I said goodbye

Syna Rajput [IX B]

THE FINAL DRIVE

Entering my tenth and last year in NCFE, I

didn’t expect it to be that different. But, for

someone who doesn’t really bother about

much, the year has been full of memories

and hope, that somehow I could go back in

time, relive memories that at the time

didn’t seem much. This is my tenth year in

this school and I have probably been here

longer than most, but it fills me with

utmost pleasure that NCFE has been the

place of my schooling. I can say without any

hesitation that I would’ve had it no other

way. I’ve seen everything one can see at a

school, from a movie shoot to a “haunted”

dwelling, there’s not much that NCFE

hasn’t seen. I was part of the first Green

Ambassadors, one of the few who won in

the very first election and much, much

more. Now I am standing at the cross roads

of life. It is a weird phase this one, where

the future holds such promise and whence

the past calls on to you with so much force.

Memories always float around but it seems

like this year, the last two months

especially so, have been magnets for fond

memories. An advantage of being in one

place for such a long time is that one meets

all kinds of people and learns all kinds of

new things. One also tends to realize a lot

of stuff, things taken for granted, and

people taken for granted and also how

many people you are thankful for,

everyone from the guy who helped you out

on your first day of school to the ones you

spend your last with and everyone and

everything in between. I’m one of the lucky

few and through this medium, I would like

to thank all of you, for being a part of my

journey and for letting me be a part of

yours. To conclude, I hope you have a

journey as lovely and amazing as mine,

Signing off,

Here Always,

Anirudh.L [XII A]

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LOSS

Lonely in my room, with no one else but me, only an impending sense of gloom, like a shadow inside of me. “All the world’s a stage”, they say, one plays his part and exits, the world moves on, the play goes on, But the one I love no longer exists.

All that remains is a faint memory, locked away in my mind’s treasury, the world moves on, my head plays its tricks, But the one I love no longer exists.

Akshith Sainarayan, [IX E]

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MAGIC It is there in our finger tips, it is there in our tongue, beneath the lips it is present in everything you see, everything you go through, everything you flee

Don't search for it; for you can't see it, but can only feel it, in a quite and peaceful mind

When an innocent smile, drives anger out a mile, don't you realize , that it is nothing but magic?

When pitiful things come to your life' and you make an innocent person smile, don't you realize, that it is nothing but magic?

Magic through wands, magic through potions, but never to forget, the biggest and best magic, Poetry

Ramya Lakshmi [VIII C]

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If I were

If I were a bird,

I would fly high

Above the world.

If I were a bunny,

I’d hop and hop

And never stop.

If I were a monster,

I’d be a hideous,

Roaring beast.

If I were a monkey,

I would swing on the

branches of trees.

If I were a fish,

I would swim in the sea

With joy and glee.

If I were the sun,

I would be really high,

Above the sky.

But whatever I wish to be,

I’m just happy being me.

Parvathy R [IV D]

My father, my super hero

My father, my super hero

In front of him, the whole world looks zero

He is the one who taught me to talk

He is the one who taught me to walk

He is so loving and caring

But at the same time he is very daring

I never feel insecure

Because there is no pain which he cannot

cure

In the night when I sleep with him I don’t

feel scared

Because I know that I m being cared

Though he is very busy

But for playing with me he is never fussy

When he is around, we have so much fun

We play music, dance and go for long run

My days are always bright even when there

is no sunlight

He teaches me, he preaches me

But he never screeches on me

I am just like my father and he is just like me.

He is always besides me

Be when I m happy or sad

And that makes him a super dad

My father, my super hero

In front of him, the whole world looks zero

Shivanshi Rohatgi [ IV D]

Bottom’s up

Today was absolute worst day ever

And don’t try to convince me that.

There is something good in every day

Because when you take a close look,

This world is a pretty evil place

Even if,

Some Goodness does shine through once in a

while.

Satisfaction and happiness don’t last

And it’s not true that

It’s all in the mind and heart

Because

True happiness can be attained

Only if one’s surroundings are good,

It’s not true that good exists

I am sure you can agree that.

The reality

Creates

My attitude

It’s all beyond my control

And you will never in a million years hear me

say

Today was a very good day

Now try reading the poem from the last line

to the first line

Gopika S Kumar [IX C]

The Author Who Introduced Me to the Fantasy World

Joanne Rowling who writes under the pen names J K Rowling and Robert Galbraith, is a British Novelist and a screenwriter. She is

my favorite writer as she wrote the series of Harry Potter and I have read all the seven books of the series. Her age is 52 and born

in Yate which is in Gloucestershire, England.

Her life was a rags to riches story. When she was young she was poor. Through her hardwork and determination she was able to

change her life and became a multi-millionaire and a best-selling author. Her books have won multiple awards and have become

best-selling book series in history. They have also been a basis for a series of films. I like her as an author because she is able to

bring to life various characters in her book. Characters like Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger are loved by all.

Having read all her books I am looking forward for another book from JK Rowling.

Shivansh Pant [IV D]

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धरती और मानव

बमूभ, धयती, ब,ू धया

तयेे हैं मे कितने नाभ,

पर पूरों से बयी-बयी ,

तनेू हभ ऩय उऩिाय किमा,

हभने फदर ेभें क्मा ददमा?

तझुसे तयेा रूऩ है छिना,

तझुसे तयेे यंग बी है छिना|

ऩय अफ भानव है जाग गमा,

हभने तझुसे मह वादा किमा,

अफ न जंगर िाटेंगे

नददमों िो साप यखेंग,े

रौटा देंग ेतयेा यंग रूऩ,

चाहे हो कितनी फारयश धूऩ|

Shruti S. [VIII-B]

The Black Sheep

Life’s a game and the game is on, For we are but players,

Players who are trapped in the matrix of uncertainty, Uncertain about the objective and path,

For without one, useless is the other one.

I however, am not an amateur, For the game feels like a child’s play,

My opponents seem as clockwork toys, For their “random” actions seem as foreseeable

As a puppet’s actions to its puppeteer.

I have been part of the game since time immemorial, The wheel, Turing machines, nuclear reactors

Being the consequence of my existence.

My actions can accelerate civilisation’s growth, Or bring it down with a drowning boat.

For the fate of civilisation rests with the utilisation Of my consequence not the consequence itself.

Da Vinci, Einstein, Turing, Newton are some of the names You’ve called me throughout my journey,

For I’m a philosopher, I’m an artist, I’m a scientist, I’m a poet, I’m a logician, I’m a mathematician,

I’m genius, I’m the black sheep, I’m human, I’m You.

-Anirudh.S , [X-A]

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