SCHOOL ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAMME BY TATA POWERS

A workshop on Energy Conservation was organised today for the  Middle Segment students by Tata Powers.
Students were shown an interesing & informative P.P.T on Energy Conservation followed by a short Quiz.
Students impressed with an enthusiastic response.

Some of the Questions asked & how they were answered by the students :

Q What is the first golden rule for energy conservation ?
Manpreet Kaur (8-A) : Switch off the lights when not in use.

Q What kind of bulbs should be used for energy conservation ?
Maluk Singh (8-C) : CFL

Q What is the full form of CFL ?
Prabhjot Singh ( 7-A) Compact Floroscent Light.

Q What is the full form of BEE?
Sanween Kaur (8-B) :The Bureau of Energy Efficiency.

Q Which day is celebrated as the World Standard Day ?
Ans 14th October

Later the students were asked to perform some activities as ENERGY CHAMPIONS & propagate
energy conservation-JIYO POWER SE !!

The students finally took a pledge to save fuel as ENERGY CHAMPIONS.



                                                       PLEDGE

                        I
PLEDGE TODAY TO TIRELESSLY STRIVE
IN SPREADING THE MESSAGE OF ENERGY CONSERVATION
IN MY HOME, SCHOOL & NEIGHBOURHOOD,
NOT ONLY BY SHOWING AND EDUCATING EVERYONE I KNOW
ON HOW TO SAVE PRECIOUS ENERGY
BUT BY DEMONSTRATING ENERGY CONSERVATION AT WORK
BY PUTTING IT INTO PLACE IN MY DAILY LIFE.
I PROMISE TO ABIDE BY THE RULES
AND CREATE A BETTER WORLD FOR ALL OF US
AND THE GENERATIONS TO COME.


INPUTS BY - MISS KARUNPREET KAUR

TEACHER CO-ORDINAOR - MRS MUKHCHANDER KAUR

WORKSHOP FOR CLASS 12 STUDENTS

NIE WORKSHOP

An interactive workshop for class12 students was organised by MANAV RACHNA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITYunder the aegis of TIMES OF INDIA. Students were exhorted to discover their potential & goals.Studentswere also briefed about personality development,stress,anxiety,anger& time-
management.Their queries were promptly answered.

OVERALL ARRANGEMENTS: MRS TEJINDER KAUR & MRS DIMPLE POPLI
TEACHER CO-ORDINATOR: MRS JAGDEEP KAUR SACHDEV

RACE FOR SURVIVAL

WORLD MARATHON CHALLENGE 2012

“Every child has the right to health & survival but every four seconds a child dies from preventive causes.”

Students from classes  5^th to 8^th  gave trials on 12^th Oct,2012 for the SAVE THE CHILDREN- RACE  FOR SURVIVAL  aimed at raising awareness of this injustice,and is organized by the children for the children.

Students ran for 200mts in batches of 5 and the 40 best were selected for the final – race to be held on 16^th  Oct at  Laxman Public School.

GLIMPSES OF THE TRIALS

ARRANGEMENTS: MRS TEJINDER KAUR
TEACHER CO-ORDINATOR- MR D.KAUSHIK

INSPIRING YOUNG MINDS THROUGH KNOWLEDGE OLYMPIADS

To identify young geniuses in Science & Maths & to provide them with a unique competitive platform where they can prove themselves in the national as well as the international arenas, SOF  (SCIENCE OLYMPIAD FOUNDATION ) is organising Science and Maths Olympiad. These Olympiads are designed to encourage excellence in performance and felicitate young achiever students.

IMPORTANT DATES

6th Internationational Maths Olympiad - 20th Dec.,2012
15th National Science Olympiad - 22nd Nov., 2012
Last Date for depositing Fees - 20th Oct.,2012
Participation Fee- Rs 100/
Sample Booklet - Rs.50/
Venue-GNPS, PUNJABI BAGH

CHANGES IN NSO

For the National Science Olympiad there would be one common question-paper for both medical & non-medical students of classes 11 & 12.
The NSO paper would have 4 sections. Section 1 & 2 on Physics & Chemistry would be compulsary for all students. Students may choose between section 3 on Biology or section 4 on non-biology questions and answer as per their stream.
The above is expected tosimplify and stream line registrations of class 11 & class 12 students.

NOTE


*Each participating student will get a performance analysis Report highlighting his/her school,city, state & international rank and also past 3years'performance. Student's identified areas of strengths & weaknesses will also be indicated. This will go a long way in helping the student understand his/her weaknesses and work
towards overcoming them, leading to a better academic performance.

*One deserving girl child will be nominated for a scholarship of Rs. 10000/ to enable her pursue her education.

PRIZES

* Laptops, Cash Prizes, Educational CDs, Medals, Merit Certificates, Gifts and other exciting prizes for top performing students.
* There are prizes alsofor International Winners and State Level Winners.

Students come forward to avail the opportunity


TEACHER CO-ORDINATORS  - MRS GURDIP KAUR  (HOD- MATHS)
              
                                                                      &

                                                         MR K.SINGH (HOD- SCIENCE)

NASA ASTRONOMY OLYMPIAD (NAO)

ORANGE EDUCATION hosted NAO on 6th Oct in the school premises. 100 selected students from classes 5th to 8th participated. All children have extraordinary talents but they don't find the right platform to exhibit their zeal. Such programmes are organized by the school from time to time and we solicit parents' co-operation in encouraging children for maximum participation.

At the time of Examination result the child will be given
*Question wise performance report (QPR)
*Participation certificate for qualified student.
*A brochure for NASA TREK/EURO SPACE CENTER
*Gold, Silver and Bronze medals( for first three toppers )

Winners of this contest will go to NASA and runner up will go to Euro Space Center free of cost.

All arrangements back-scene - MRS HARMEET KAUR LYALLPURI

Co-ordinators - MRS GURDIP KAUR- (HOD MATHS)
                                                     &
                         MR K.SINGH ( HOD- SCIENCE )

Exchange of Ideas at NIE Teacher's Knowledge Meet

Mrs Jagdeep Kaur Teacher-Incharge NIE ( Newspaper In Education Prog ) attended Teacher's Knowledge Meet organised by The Times Of India on 8th Oct. The prog began with a power packed Yoga-session followed by a seminar on Health And Nutrition In Schools.

A deep cocern was expressed by all over the dietary habbits of students. It is very important for all to understand that

 "Good Health is not just the absence of disease; it is a feeling of well being."

                                                       &

"Nutrition is ingestion, digestion, absorption & utilisation of nutrients for growth, development and maintenance of HEALTH."

Since students spend six hours in school, it becomes parents' foremost duty to give them nutritious food and they must have breakfast before they leave for school.

Why Breakfast ?

*Good for the brain

*get healthier

*feel less stressed

*lesslikely to be overweight.

What is an ideal breakfast 

*High in Protien

*High in complex carbohydrates

*Fortified with Vitamins & Minerals

* Washed down with a tall glass of milk

Well a piece of advice for students:

*Start your day with sumptuous breakfast

*Follow Regular meal timings

*Limit intake of fats & sugar

Variety is the spice of life, eat more to build-up more.

*Increas intake of vegetables & fruits

*Opt for aseptically processed & packaged milk & juice

*Say no to bad Carbs

*Increase intake of fiberin your diet

*Take to regular exercise.

Teachers gearing up for ISA

A Mid-Term Review Meeting of ISA activities was conducted on 8th Oct. under the aegis of British Council at Okhla. The same was attended by the ISA co-ordinator, Mrs Kanwaljeet Kaur & Miss Rubinder Gambhir, ISA committee member.

Mrs Kanwaljeet Kaur & Miss Rubinder Gambhir at the ISA Meeting



The meeting  highlighted the inherent need for incorporating ISA activities within the curriculum only & that ISA activities should be implemented as constructive team work.

Back with the pics

welcome board prepared by Art teacher Mrs Ramanjeet kaur

Welcome slide preparedby Class 7 students

Gurjot Singh Matta-the young anchor from class 7-A

japanese guests were highly impressed by the presentation .

Young ones had everyone spell-bound

Jasroop Singh of Class 7-B gives introduction to Heritage Sites

audience included parent community aswell

class 7 students

A slide by the students of class 7

Another Slide

parents & students

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seated in the front row - Headmistress Ms Harinder Kaur along with a  member of the management and translator

Principal Mrs Reema Punj addressing the gathering

Parneet Kaur 7-D,Tavleen Kaur 7-D,Jasneet Kaur 7-A, Ishnoor Kaur 7-A ,Megha Pawar 7-B, Gurjot Singh Matta 7-A,
Gurjot Singh Gulati 7-C & JasroopSingh 7-B along with  Mrs Devinder Kaur Teacher Co-Ordinator P.P.Presentation , the Principal and guests

Japanese guest addressing the gathering

Kamakshi Suri of classXI-C with a guest

Students interacting with a guest

ISA Co-Ordinator Mrs Kanwaljeet Kaur, P.P.Presentation Incharge Mrs Devinder kaur,Principal Mrs ReemaPunj & students during the interactive session with the foreign guests

Exchange of gifts

Berlin,Janak and Simran Vohra of class XI-A with the guests

Principal Mrs Reema Punj, Headmistress Ms Harinder Kaur & Additional Chairman S.Ravinder Singh Chawla

with the guests

Guests flanked by Headmistress Ms Harinder Kaur, Addl Chairman S.Ravinder Singh Chawla,Advisor  Col.Bhandari & Mr Anand

REFRESHMENTS - MRS DIMPLE POPLI
                                             & 
                                 HOME SCIENCE STUDENTS -  JANAK, HARLEEN KAUR,
                                                                                     BERLIN & SIMRAN VOHRA
                                                                                            (CLASS XI-A)

OVER ALL ARRANGEMENTS - MRS TEJINDER KAUR 
PHOTOGRAPHS : MRS ANUPAM KALRA