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“Players proved that they have no other model but they themselves to be copied after” by their cautious self controlled behavior, wisdom and a great sportsman spirit

Guest Lecture- Mr.ChippyGangjee 2/2/ 2013

Effective Communication

Sometimes people want to move forward in their life, but they don’t know how. You may know something that they don’t. And who knows your idea may change somebody’s life. So go ahead, don’t be afraid to share what you know. This was the message of Mr. ChippiGangjee, renowned Theatre person, Actor and Food Criticwho gave the students of XB and XD a one hour enlightening session on Communication.

Communication is the meaningful exchange between two or more persons.It can be anything- a talk, a cry, a moan, a gesture, one’s body language or expression.

But why do we need to communicate? It is to voice our opinion, feelings, ideas and thoughts. In other words, communication adds wings to one’s perspective.

The first and most important step toward success is the feeling that we can succeed. A positive attitude is necessary in life. Mr.Gangiee encouraged all to think with a positive note. He emphasised the need of the phrase ‘I can, I will’ in one’s life to succeed. The session was informative on how to engage the audience. First and foremost we should be fearless and firm in making our point To make it more coherent, we can use gestures and facial expressions. But the most important rule is animating your conversation. Animation is adding wings to imagination and doing it while communicating makes us even more confident in making our point.

At the end of the day, Mr. Gangjee encouraged all to speak their minds out. It was an opportunity for all to learn more about the art of Effective Communication.

 

National Science Day.

On 28thFeb National Science day was celebrated in the Vidyalaya as part of Golden jubilee celebrations.

 On this day i.e. 28 Feb 1928, Sir ChandrasekharaVenkata Raman led experiments at the Indian Association for Cultivation of Science with collaborators, including K. S. Krishnan, on the scattering of light, when he discovered the Raman Effect for which he received Nobel Prize for physics in 1930. He was the first Asian and first non-White to receive any Nobel Prize in the sciences.

Sir C V Raman’s photo was garlanded by Vice Principal, Mrs. Gita Padmaja and Mr. KRVP Rao, PGT (Chemistry)

The special program was a Skit about Scattering of Light and Raman effect. They showed why sky appeared red during sunrise and sunset, pattern of scattering of light and wavelengths of different light.

 Prizes were distributed for Drawing and Slogan Writing Competition conducted as part of National Science Day celebrations.

 The program ended with a motivational talk by Vice principal about how C.V.Raman achieved great things with limitedfacilities and all his achievements that the nation is proud of. She said with strong will and talent nothing is impossible.

 National Science day celebrations 28.02.2013

Primary Section of KVASC celebrated Science Week from 23rd to 28th February2013. Each day students showcased their creative talent of showing scientific experiments during the assembly.

It was like a Science Carnival in the school .There was competition for the best experiment including explanation and presentation. Judges Mrs.Ahalya and Mrs. James judged the best work

of the budding scientists. The Programme was presided by The Headmistress Mrs. Valentina Mathews.

On 28th February 2013 Class V B students presented model of Solar system in the assembly to make students aware of the existence of our earth and other planets. Students explained the

importance of National science day. Portrait of Sir C V Raman was garlanded by the Guest Shri KRVP RAO PGT Chemistry & Mrs. Harsha Jajal PRT (Both recipient of Science award 2012) and headmistress. The best experiments of the week were awarded by the chief guest. Chief Guest gave the Prizes and the certificates to the winners.

The enthusiasm of the students was remarkable. Primary section looked like a tiny laboratory in the morning and the budding researchers were at their best . Even Class I students were very active. Some of the experiments like ‘air has weight’( Balloon exp.) , ‘ Egg floats in saline water’,’ Making Wind Mills’ ( use of alternative energy) , ‘Newton’s disc’, ‘air occupies space’,’ Air pressure’ , ‘Volcano, Rocket technology’, - etc were worth mentioning .

Three students also participated in drawing competition conducted by ISAC (ISRO) 0n 28.02.2013. The week concluded with awareness on the need to hone scientific temperament among children.

Scouts-Greening the school Project

Tree plantation ceremony on 22nd February,2013

Tree plantation and Landscaping of Garden: To grow up in harmony with nature is what we Indians have always believed in; after all, the ancient Gurukuls functioned under the banyan tree. A beautiful garden can definitely be thought of as a wonderful feature, soothing for the eyes and mind. As we get busy with the daily academic pressures in the institution, we seldom stop by and appreciate the beauty of the 32 acres of verdant greenery of the campus. On the occasion of the Golden jubilee, the beautiful garden was sought to be decorated in its entire splendor. In order to reflect the eco friendly ambient learning atmosphere, this task was taken up with much enthusiasm by the Scouts and Guides movement of the school under the leadership of Scout Master Shri G. M. Chavan. Thinking Day was celebrated in a unique way by the Scouts and Guides who contributed generously with Saplings and planted them at chosen spots all over the school campus.

Workshop on Indian Handicrafts-25th and 26th Feb. 2013

On the 25th and 26th of February students witnessed and actively participated in the ‘Craft Awareness Programme’ organized by Regional Design and Technical Development Centre under the Ministry of Handicrafts.

Vice Principal, Mrs. Gita Padmaja inaugurated the function by lighting the lamp followed by an introductory talk by the panel of experts who highlighted the importance of keeping alive the skill and expertise of our country’s traditional skills. Our vice principal started the event by

signing on the poster. Sri V.S.R. Gupta, the instructor, gave us a small speech on craft awareness and its essence, he blessed the children wishing them a nice learning experience with him and

his team. Art teacher, Mr. Ram Mohan Rao, Mr. Barnidharan,SUPW teacher mentioned the schedule & guided students through the programme. About 275 children from class IX and a

group of teachers participated in the event.

B. Puttaswamy (the hand block printing expert) showed some beautiful wood carved blocks which were made by him. He explained every detail, and how he prepared the colours, painting tray, excel etc .every single thing he printed on cloth was marvellous. He printed an exceptional design for a handkerchief & it didn’t take more than 5 minutes to dry. He told that he took only 1 month to learn the art. G.R. Mishra, the pottery expert showed how we make a pot & other crafts, both technically & visually. In fact he interacted with the students &showed how to make a pot. He gave details about terracotta, its uses, and its efficiency. He told that we get the appropriate clay from the soil in the rainy season since the rain washes away the minerals and enriches the soil with it , this soil is used for pottery and other related crafts . Many teachers and students participated in this activity and felt that being responsible for one’s own creation is a very enriching experience.

K.M. Chalapathy (Cane and Bamboo expert) taught how we can use bamboo fibre to build every innovative and creative thing which can be used in daily life. He demonstrated how to turn, fold and squeeze bamboo. Students imbibed some innovative ideas on designing. He repeatedly stressed that devotion to work is the mantra for creating any piece of Art. We must link our work to the society and see the positive part of everything since the same dangerous & sharp fibre was used to create beautiful objects. The students felt that it was a great opportunity to learn the different uses of bamboo. Sri Timmaraju (lacquerwave expert) explained how the machine worked. He showed toys and other samples made by him on his machine. He interacted with students and displayed skill and dexterity in creating exquisite wooden dolls and playthings. At first he mixed lacquer with a variety of colours and some solids so that it adapts or accepts it and is ready for moulding. On the second day, Cultural Competitions were conducted like debate, Essay Writing, Drawing etc. The topic was on the richness and diversity of Indian handicrafts. There was an enthusiastic response from students. The winners were awarded prizes during the Valedictory function. Most students walked away marveling at their own creations like bamboo clips, pots, printed handkerchiefs and many more.