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Dear Readers

We bring to you the second

edition of “Repository”. This

newsletter is the output of all the

events held at Ace School. We

feel blessed to see so much of joy

and happiness in all the students

here.

We got the chance to get involved

in various activities not

overlooking the academic aspects.

We are sure that you will rejoice

our effort in having been able to

come up with this second issue of

our newsletter.

We would like to take this

opportunity to thank our Ace

family without whom this

presentation would not have been

possible. We were impressed with

the motivation of all the

participants and enjoy taking the

time to discuss the different

aspects of the job with them.

Editorial Team

Ace school

Vol-2 December 2016

Editorial Team

Editor:

English:

Asmina Sainju

Rupasi Dulal

Nepali: Agraj Khadka

Suruchi Sah

Sub Editor:

English:

Arkesh Giri

Prajwol Gurung

Bodhi Gurung

Nepali:

Ayush Upreti

Bibhuti Dhakal

Co-ordinator:

Shlok Thapa

Designing:

Nikhil Chhetri

Pranav Prakash

Ace Junior Kaleidoscope

The Ace Junior Kaleidoscope was a

mind-blowing success. It was an

Interschool event which was

organized on the 8th

and 9th

September, 2016 where there was a

participation of 17 schools from the

valley.

The event was divided into two

categories: Internal Events and

External Events with multiple

competitions. The internal events were

held at the Ace School’s premise

whereas the external events were held

at the Army Auditorium.

The external events were very

interesting and competitive. We

thoroughly enjoyed the dance and the

band competitions. The spelling bee

competition was good and we were all

biting our nails. The interaction with

other school children was thoroughly

enjoyed by all of us.

Everyone participated as if they were

a family and each individual did their

job to their best.

We are eagerly waiting for this event

to be held in the coming years as well.

Asmina Sainju

Grade 8

There is no path to

happiness, happiness is

the path

- Lord Buddha

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Dashain and Tihar

During the month of Kartik

(late September and early

October), the Nepalese people

indulge in the merriment of the

biggest festival of the year,

Dashain. It is the longest and

the most auspicious festival in

the Nepalese annual calendar,

celebrated by Hindus. The

fifteen days of celebration occurs during the bright lunar

fortnight ending on the day of the full moon. Throughout

the kingdom of Nepal, goddess Durga in all her

manifestations is worshipped with innumerable pujas and

abundant offerings.

Tihar is a festival

which is celebrated for

five days during late

autumn and has its

unique ways of

celebration. It is

considered to be of great importance as it shows reverence

to not just the humans and the gods, but also to the animals

like crows, cows and dogs that maintain an intimate

relationship with humans. People make patterns on the floor

courtyards using materials such as colored rice, dry flour,

colored sand or flower petals outside of their house,

called Rangoli, which is meant to be a sacred welcoming

area for the gods and goddesses especially Goddess Laxmi.

Sulav Shrestha

Grade 6

International School Award (ISA)

ISA stands for International School Award which is one of the projects of British Council. Being a part

of ISA makes us enjoy the various benefits that come as a package

while performing projects and activities. It helps in broadening

perspective, aiding in professional development and raising teaching

standards. For youths it is an opportunity to learn about different

countries and their culture, preparing them for a global society. There

are three entry points to International School Award: Foundation,

Intermediate and Accreditation. All members of our school attended an

orientation session regarding this program. Out of the eight projects

we need to do, two are already in progress.

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Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is a kind of cancer that develops from breast

tissue. Signs of breast cancer may include a lump in the breast, a

change in breast shape, dimpling of the skin, fluid coming from

the nipple, or a red scaly patch of skin. In those with distant

spread of the disease, there may be bone pain, swollen lymph

nodes, shortness of breath, or yellow skin.

Our school had a fund raising program for the breast cancer

victims. All of us donated twenty rupees each for the victims on

the 28th

October, 2016.

Ankit Karki

Grade 7

Gardening

I love gardening. My favourite flowers are jasmine, daisy, lily,

and tulip. My favourite herbs are lemon grass, rosemary, cheek

peppermint and tulsi plant. I love to drink tulsi tea and lemon

grass tea. I love spring because varieties of flowers bloom

during this season. Gardening is so much fun. All of us should

plant flowers and plants to make the environment better.

Labu Shrestha

Grade 3

Rangoli

Rangoli is an art form native to

Nepal, India and Bangladesh

(known as Alpana) in which patterns

are created on the floor in living

rooms or courtyards using materials

such as coloured rice, dry flour,

coloured sand or flower petals. It is

usually made during Diwali or

Tihar, Onam, Pongal and other

Indian, Bangladeshi and Nepalese

festivals related to Hinduism.

Designs are passed from one

generation to the next, keeping both

the art form and the tradition alive.

The purpose of Rangoli is

decoration, and it is thought to bring

good luck.

Our school had organized a Rangoli

making competition during the Tihar

celebration. We were divided into

groups for the competition. All of us

made beautiful designs of Rangoli

and had a lot of fun making them.

Arpit Agrawal

Grade 7

My Favourite toy

My favourite toy is my remote

control car. It is red in colour. It has

one gear. I like it very much.

Rigzin Syangba

Grade 1

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Flower

Plants are important to us. They give us oxygen to breathe

and help to keep the environment clean and fresh. Like us

plants also have different parts of their body. Leaves are the

most important part of a plant as it helps in making food for

the plant with the help of sunlight, water and air. The most

beautiful part of a plant is the flower. Flowers are of different

colours, shapes and sizes. They look beautiful and smell

good. I love flowers and their colours.

Praisha Kansakar

Grade 3

Market Fair

We, the students of grade two, three

and four organized the market fair.

Through this activity we learnt about

money, business (buying selling) and

did a lot of calculation while selling

off our thing to the buyers. We also

learnt to deposit money in the bank.

Our parents were glad see how

actively we were selling off our

things, dealing with our customers,

keeping track of our money and

stock of things.

Deepika Singh

Grade 4

Christmas

We celebrated Christmas in our school. Aaryan

and Adarsh of grade 8 were dressed up like Santa

and distributed chocolates to all the students. The

grade one students sang the Christmas carol. We

made Christmas tree using the recycled paper.

We had a lot of fun.

Ankit Maharjan

Grade 4

Poetry Recitation Competition

Poetry recitation competition was one of the events I was

looking forward to. I was very excited on the day I got the

poem and started preparing. That day finally arrived and all

my friends were as nervous as me. I eagerly waited for my

turn and finally when my name was announced I felt a

sudden tinge of fear creeping in me. I went to the centre

stage, took a deep breath and started my recitation and

recited well. I am awaiting the result of this competition.

Hanif Shah

Grade 6

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In our school we have yoga classes.

There are many exercises in yoga.

I do yoga because it makes me fit and

healthy. Our yoga teacher is very nice.

She starts the class with a prayer and

then teaches us different ashanas. Thank

you Yojana ma`am for teaching us yoga.

Devanshi Thapa

Grade 2

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Sea

By the silent sea

Without any smiles or chains

Lives a lucky boy

Siddhartha Kedia

Director

Ace Institute of Management

Haiku Flavours

Haiku is a traditional poetry writing style that started from

Japan. It consists of three lines. First line consists of five

syllables and the second line consists of seven syllables and the

third line consists of five syllables. Each Haiku should embody

something about nature in some way.

We had a workshop for writing Haiku in our school in Nepali

and English and the students were asked to prepare a booklet

consisting of ten Haikus in both the languages.

An official book launch ceremony was organized on Friday 16th

December 2016 where our parents

were also invited. Each of us recited the best Haiku from English and Nepali booklets. Our parents

also participated by writing one in the language preferred by them. Here are some of the Haikus by

our students and parents.

Haiku

How much can I fit?

Into a Haiku format

No! I`m out of it.

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Maker Faire

On 25

th September, 2016 Karkhana

organized a Mini Maker Faire at

Pulchowk. Our school also participated in

this program. Students of grade seven and

eight were taken for the fair.

Ayush Upreti

Grade 7

Pahadi Gadi Event

On 6th

October Karkhana organized a

Toy Car Design Challenge in Ace

School. Students had to make their own

custom car within fourty five minutes.

The car which could go the furthest was

awarded the first prize whereas all the

other students who participated were

given the certificates.

Rijen Kayastha

Grade 5

Brain Drain

Quiz of the Volume

1. How many zeros are there in 20 trillion?

2. There are 365. 25 days in a year. How many

days have you been alive if today is your 40th

birthday?

3. How many times does the number 1 appear

from 0 to 100?

4. If you sleep 8 hours a night, how many 'awake'

hours are you left within a week?

5. How many seconds are there in a day?

Sudoku

Winners of the Brain Drain will be published in the next

volume of “Repository”. Please submit it to the editorial

team.

Class Social- Grade One

After practicing for many days we had our Grade one

socials. We sang, danced and delivered speech. The

fashion show was the best part of the programme.

Our parents were very happy to see us becoming

smart and confident. We also ate delicious snack after

the show.

Everyone enjoyed the show.

Prashoon Shakya

Grade 1

Pranav Prakash and Ayush Upreti

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