Katha, a festival full of fun-packed events, stories, activities, magic, food, puppetry, jumping castle, horse riding, gaming zone, pottery, tattoo corner, music, book fair, was organised for two days in Delhi Public School. Pramod Kamble, an artist who portrays his skills in 10 minutes, answered all the queries of the students. Chief guest for the next day was municipal commissioner Pravin Gedam. "Naughty Fly" event was conducted by puppeteer and choreographer of modern/contemporary dance Mohammad Samshul for the children of six years and above. Students of 10 to 14 years age group participated in a story telling competition. It was judged by Lalita Iyer, a noted author. Various workshops, Indian traditional performances like Thumri, Powada and Gondhal were presented by Natraj Kala Mandir. A Manipuri folk tale was presented by Samvedana for children of 9 to 14 years. Cookery session, "Mummy's Magic" was organized by Anju Nanda. Terracotta session, Palm leaf Etching session by Narayan Das were conducted for students 12 years and above. Quilling workshop, dance workshop for women, skits were performed, creative writing workshop, objects and theatre, live band session, puppet show, reduce-reuse-recycle session, theatre workshop were also organised.
Foundation signs MoU with NEC: Guru Gobind Singh Foundation has signed an MoU with Nashik Engineering Cluster (NEC) for facilitating training, placement, skill enhancement and knowledge up-gradation of students of its two institutions - Guru Gobind Singh College of Engineering and Research Centre and Guru Gobind Singh Polytechnic. Through this MoU opportunities will be provided to the students to make them industry-ready and to the teaching faculty of these two colleges to hone their pedagogical skills. Other benefits through this MOU are counselling support and placement assistance.
School observes 19th Foundation Day: Darshan Academy, Deolali, celebrated its 19th Foundation Day recently. As a part of social service, the school has kept water-filled urns near the entrance of the school. The urns were inaugurated by the dignitaries. The grain warehouse to help the drought-hit was also inaugurated on the occasion.
Cambridge celebrates Annual Day: Nashik Cambridge School celebrated its Annual Day recently. The students treated the audience to spellbinding performances, perfectly synchronized dances and inimitable acting.
GVIS becomes member of Interact Club: Mughda Lele introduced Interact Club to SM Education Society's Global Vision International School along with its motto, aim and working agenda. The club works for society development, organizes seminars by renowned and expert speakers, and designs projects for the students to give them abundant exposure to the outside world and enhance the child's intellectual abilities. Anjali Rathod, Anurag Mishra and Aman Yadav were elected as president, vice-president and treasurer, respectively.
The school also celebrated 'Beach Day' recently for the tiny tots. A small pool was created in the school wherein the pre-primary students took a dip and enjoyed themselves in the water. Taking into consideration the scarcity of water, various ways to conserve water, its judicious usage and importance of planting trees to achieve balance in nature were informed to the students by the headmistress of pre-primary section, Sushma Jadhav.
Wisdom High bids adieu to grades X and Xll: Wisdom High International School organized a bash to bid farewell to the X and XII graders. The grand carnival hosted in the atrium of the school witnessed party games and special awards. The event culminated with dance and the dinner.
Ryan joins hands with HAL for Swachh Bharat: Ryan International School, Ozar joined hands with HAL for the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Students from Grade I to VI participated in the rally with the slogan "Green city, Nashik city", "Green India, Clean India".
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