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Events
- GRANDPARENTS' DAY
Date: 20th September, 2019.
Grades: Jr. & Sr. Kg
The theme being 'Twinning', both grandparents and their wards, came dressed alike. Along with other activities, they also enjoyed an interesting game of Housie based on their names. A special video based on the class activities was shown. This wonderful day came to an end with a photo taken at the specially created, unique photo booth.
- LENS IT
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Grade: 8A - Are we skilled or schooled?
Venue: School Hall
The various segments of the programme illustrated the pros and cons of the current education system. It brought out the fact that schools strive to do a lot to educate students and help them develop 21st century skills.
- TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS
Date: 4th September, 2019.
Grades: K - 10
Venue: School Hall
The celebration began with a special assembly for Junior & Senior school students. The assembly was led in prayer by the Student Council members of Grade 10. Representatives of each class gave the Principal and SAC a handmade card each. The Student Council members also presented each teacher with a personalised handmade memento.
Date: 21st September, 2019.
Venue: Global Fusion, Andheri
The Management hosted a lunch for teachers at the aforementioned venue as a gesture of appreciation for all the hard work and effort put in by them. The theme for the event was Bohemian Chic. Teachers came dressed accordingly and had a great time.
- TRIPS:
Date: 25th September, 2019
Venue: RBI, Fort
Grade: 10
Venue: Reserve Bank of India and the Coin Museum
The session for students of Standard 10 (Economics Applications and Commercial Applications) began being shown a video which focused on the evolution of money (its different forms in different regimes) till date. At the coin museum, they saw and learnt about the coins and currency notes of the past decades and centuries. They students could relate to the textual content when they saw a vivid description on how Hundies, Promissory notes, Bills of Exchange were issued and used in the past and some that are in use even in the present times. After an enriching tour of the Museum, they were taken to the RBI Regional Headquarters. The officials of the Financial Inclusion team at the RBI had organised an interactive session for the students with the objective of providing a practical idea of the working of the RBI in general that explained the role played by the RBI in the Indian economy. They were provided with in-depth information pertaining to the (i) maintenance of financial stability, (ii) issuance of bank notes (iii) implementation of monetary policies, (iv) insight on foreign exchange reserves, (v) currency management and (vi) Financial Inclusion. Videos were shown for better understanding of the said concepts.
It was an informative and enriching trip for the students as well as the teachers.
Date: 30th August, 2019.
Venue: Kidzania, R-City
Grades: 1-5
This trip was an educational cum recreational one. Students had a hands-on experience of the various professions. They baked doughnuts, pizzas and biscuits. They got an opportunity to make soft drinks (Frooti). They engaged themselves in delivering parcels, wall climbing, painting, learning about dentistry while also exploring various professions, eg., Banking , Departmental Store Keeping, Courier Services, Pilot Training, to name a few. They enjoyed dancing with the DJ and having a hair spa done as well. They showcased their talent in dance, drama and fashion show. All in all, it was a fun filled day!
- WORKSHOP:
Date: 7th September, 2019.
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
Event: Digital Safety for Youth
Grade: 9
Resource Person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
An introductory workshop on Digital Safety was conducted. Students were given different case-studies to understand the various issues that plague the youth in the present times. Students were made aware of digital threats like fake news, addiction by design and online predators. With the help of examples, they were shown how the same could be identified. The workshop ended with a Kahoot session.
Date: 31st August, 2019
Event: Brainstorm
Venue:Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
Grades: 8,9 & 10
Conducted By: ISC Students
14 students attended the Brainstorm session. The talks given by various entrepreneurs were inspirational. Be it Mr. Raj Shamani’s inspiring story about using Rs. 10,000 given by his father to open a dish washer business and giving a speech in the UN at the age of 17, Ms. Mehra and Mr. Barboza, who thought about the cases of sexual assault and came up with kits to teach the “common man” how to give immediate care to the victim, Mr. Aayushman Sinha’s life from a naughty Scottishite to the youngest artist manager, Mr. Samarth Shah’s 3D printing machine or Mr. Rahat’s drone idea; each of these helped students learn and hear first hand how hard work and diligence can help one fulfil their dreams. Gaurav Gambhir’s beatboxing and rapping, a quiz session using kahoot and various musical performances kept the audience enthralled.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES:
Grade: Jr. Kg
Date: 29th August, 2019.
Activity: Vegetables-Eaten Raw
Students brought vegetables that could be eaten raw. They came dressed in green and coloured a worksheet based on the topic. They recited a poem on vegetables.
Date: 21st August, 2019/ 23rd August, 2019.
Activity: Fruits
Students brought fruits with one seed/ more than one seed to class. As they shared and ate the fruits; they could see and discuss the distinct differences between each type.
Date: 14th August, 2019
Activity: Independence Day
Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes and brought tri-coloured snacks. The significance of Independence Day was told to them. A picture of the flag was shown and the meaning of each colour was explained. They then coloured the flag, stuck it on ice cream sticks and took it home.
Date: 13th August, 2019.
Activity: Puppet Talk
Students brought finger/stick puppets of rain creatures and spoke a few lines about the same.
Date: 9th August, 2019.
Activity: Monsoon Mania
Students came in wearing headgear related to the monsoon season. They sang rain related songs and later did bud painting on an umbrella.
Date: 8th August 2019
Activity: Friendship Day
Students came dressed in coloured clothes and brought star stickers from home. They were each given a satin ribbon and they decorated it with their stickers. They took the bands home for their friends.
Grade Sr. Kg
Date: 11th September, 2019/ 13th September, 2019.
Activity: Farm/Pet Animals
Students wore headgear that represented different pets/farm/wild animals and spoke a few words about their homes, cries and young ones.
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Activity: Shape Snacks
What could be a better geometry lesson than one that could also be eaten and relished? With their snacks of different shapes, students had a good time identifying and pointing out the differences between each shape.
Date: 8th September, 2019.
Activity: Friendship Day
Students came dressed in denim and spoke a few words about their best friend. They had fun making beautiful Friendship Day Cards for each other.
Date: 21st August, 2019.
Activity: Sprouts Salad
Students learnt about the importance of eating healthy food as they made a nutritious sprout salad by mixing sprouted lentils, boiled corn and potatoes, chopped tomatoes, pomegranate seeds, lime juice, black salt and sweet and sour tamarind chutney. They relished the yummy sprout salad.
Date: 13th August, 2019
Activity: Monsoon
Students came dressed in different shades of blue and recited rhymes related to the Rainy Season.
Grade 1:
Date: 11th September, 2019.
Activity: The Food We Eat
Students brought fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy products. They sat in their teams and prepared a healthy plate. They divided the plate into the different categories and stuck the pictures accordingly. This activity created awareness about the benefits of eating healthy food. They enjoyed doing the activity and learnt the value of eating healthy food.
Date: 6th September, 2019.
Activity: Money
Students were asked to get Indian (play) currency. They were then divided into groups and asked to come up and enact the various money transactions that take place in our daily lives. The groups were given time to discuss and enact any scene which included a money transaction. Their enactment included the purchase and sale of products, exchange of money, using a debit card at the ATM machines and depositing money into bank accounts.
Date: 13th August, 2019.
Activity: Celebrating Independence Day
Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes and spoke a few sentences on our National bird/flower/animal/fruit. The teacher showed them the National Flag of India, spoke about the significance of the day and why we celebrate it.
Date: 9th August, 2019.
Activity: Friendship Day
The celebration began with making creative friendship bands for their best friends. They decorated the ribbons in their own innovative manner. Students enthusiastically tied these colourful friendship bands to express their love and care for their friends, thereby making their bonds stronger.
Grade 2:
Date: 16th September, 2019.
Activity: Sowing Seeds (Plants Around Me)
Students brought a small container of soil along with a few mustard seeds which they sowed in the soil. They were made familiar with the life cycle of a plant and also learnt about its parts. They watered and learnt to take care of their plants.
Date: 11th September, 2019.
Activity: Building A Bird Home
Students made a birdhouse using tetra packs, ice-cream sticks, and water colours. They learnt to empathise with the little creatures. The importance of trees was also discussed with them. This activity helped the students enhance their Naturalistic intelligence as well as spatial intelligence.
Grade 3:
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Activity: General Science-Insects
Students made a 3D model of an insect (ladybird) using red and black clay.This activity helped them to identify the head, thorax and abdomen. It helped the students in developing visual, cognitive and application skills by using the knowledge given in the class.
Grade 4:
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Activity: Social Studies-Four Domains of the Earth
Students made a clay model showing the different layers of the Earth. This activity helped them to understand the inner core, outer core, mantle and crust of the Earth.
Date: 23rd August, 2018.
Activity: General Science - Measurement
Students learned about measurement by doing hands on activity. They measured their pencil box and pouch using the spring balance and weighing machine. They also measured the length of their notebooks and benches using ruler and handspan respectively. This helped the students in enhancing their analytical and observational skills.
Grade 5:
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Subject: General Science-Bones and Muscles
Students observed and studied the X- Rays of different body parts and answered the given set of questions based on the same. They observed the X-Rays and identified the bone/ joint present in the body part. It helped in developing visual, cognitive and application skills by using the knowledge given in the class.
Date: 26th August, 2019.
Activity: Mathematics-Fractions
Students used origami paper to do an activity on Equivalent fractions. They depicted the fractions 1/2 which is equal to 2/6 by folding and colouring the paper. This activity helped them to understand the concept of Equivalent fractions better.
Date: 8th August, 2019.
Activity: General Science - Separation Techniques
Students made water purifiers using natural things, for example, pulses, pebbles, cotton , sand and clay. They learnt to make a working model of a water purifier and troubleshooting practical difficulties while making the same. This activity helped the students to develop a scientific aptitude and application skills.
Grade 5:
Date: 26th August, 2019.
Activity: Mathematics - Topic: Fractions
The students used origami paper to depict the fractions 1/2 which is equal to 2/6 by folding and colouring the paper. This activity helped them to understand the concept better.
- INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Date: 15.08.19
Grades: 8 to 10
Venue: School Premises
The celebration began with the hoisting of the flag by our Principal, Mrs. Jane Kotian. This was followed by a prayer service that was conducted by the Principal and the academic coordinators. Mrs. Kotian then spoke to the parent-student audience about the importance of being ‘High-Tech’ while continuing to be ‘High-Touch’. While sharing statistics about the demographic information of education and employment, she asserted the importance of each child being equipped with a life skill that would sustain the planet. The cultural programme that followed Mrs. Kotian’s address, which included an amalgamation of a pantomime, declamation and slam poetry, enthralled the audience evoking patriotic fervor in one and all present there.
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DATE: 9th August 2019
GRADE: 6A: Appreciation – A Quality We Need To Cultivate
VENUE: School Hall
Students began with an introduction to the innumerable positives associated with the quality of appreciation. They depicted how it felt to be or not to be appreciated through a skit. They also emphasized the importance of the values. A poem entitled ‘Everything You Do’ was recited which was followed by a song on Appreciation and Gratitude sung by the students. It concluded with the students talking about what they learnt from the discussion about virtue and how they could apply it in their lives.
Date: 13th August 2019
Grade: 4A - The Art of Listening
Venue: Ms. Amita Kumar
Students enacted a scene from the classroom where students were not listening to the story being narrated in the class and thus were unable to answer the questions that followed. A story of a rabbit and a monkey depicting the importance of listening was enacted. The narrators stressed on how listening is a key to effective communication and how important it is to master this skill. The difference between listening and hearing and how important it is to listen to the instructions carefully was emphasised.
Date: 19th August 2019
Grade: 6B - Preserving Cultural Traditions
Venue: School Hall
Students addressed key areas like the origin and significance of regional dances through a display of three dances across three different cultures, a fashion show that highlighted the vibrant attires of different states, a classroom scene that spoke about the meaning and nature of the cultural preservation process followed by a gastronomic tour where students from different cultures shared an actual potluck meal on stage. A group discussion that followed covered aspects concerning the importance of cultural preservation and formal institutionalized support rendered not only by the Indian government but also the UN, to preserve indigenous languages, traditions, heritage, etc. Lastly, the entire act was summarized by an unconventional poetry presentation that depicted how these lived experiences, practices and traditions formulate our cultural heritage.
Date: 20.08.19
Grade: 2B - Impact of Climate Change on human beings and animals.
Venue: School Hall
Students performed short skits on how climate change affects and harms human beings and animals. The perils of global warming were put forth. The latest happenings were highlighted during the skit and through video clippings.
Date: 21st August 2019
Grade: 2C - Ocean Revolution
Venue: School Hall
While plastic has many valuable uses, we have become addicted to single-use or disposable plastic — with severe environmental consequences. Talking about this grave problem of single use plastic and how it is polluting our landfills as well as the oceans, students depicted how animals were choked because of the plastic waste through a skit, followed by an intense dance performance. The show ended with a song, that encouraged putting an end to single use plastic, followed by a pledge to do so taken by one and all.
Date: 22nd August 2019
Grade: 4B - Attitude- The Art of Living
Venue: School Hall
Using a video, students showcased two different attitudes and explained the meaning of having a positive attitude. This was followed by the introduction of various habits that support positive attitude. That these habits are important to build a positive attitude was stressed upon. The programme concluded with the enactment of the song ‘I can do it ‘ by the students.
Date: 27th August 2019
Grade: 4C - Think Before You Speak
Venue: School Hall
Students depicted a scene where they showcased how one can hurt other people’s feelings when they speak without giving it a thought. This was followed by a courtroom scene that showed how simple comments about a person can destroy a man’s honour. A few students then recited a beautiful poem. The event culminated with a spectacular dance performance on the ‘Power Of Words’.
Date: 29th August 2019
Grade: 6C - Child Labour
Venue: School Hall
Students depicted the plight of child labourers whose childhood is taken away due to challenging financial circumstances. A panel discussion which comprised government officials and NGO activists explained the various initiatives taken against child labour. They event ended with the soulful rendition of Michael Jackson’s ‘We Are The World’.
- WORKSHOPS:
Date: 10th August, 2019.
Grade: 10
Subject: College Career Subject Guidance
Resource Person: Ms.Mayura Mohta (Counsellor)
This session was conducted to bridge the gap that is prevalent in the minds of both students and parents regarding school, college and eventual career paths. The audience was informed about the various exams that one is required to take if one wishes to go abroad for higher studies while also giving a peek into the various kinds of entrance tests. She encouraged students to begin building their portfolios which must include both academic and non-academic achievements from grades 8-10.
Date: 19th August, 2019.
Grade: 5 & 6
Subject: Science/Geography
Venue: School Hall
Resource Person: Ms Rita Maker (Teacher & Environmentalist)
Sustainability of resources was promoted during the workshop. Students were encouraged to take care of nature through random acts of kindness. As an after activity, students were taught how to make table mats from used plastic bags, plarn (plastic yarn) using loops.
Date: 21st August, 2019.
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Home Science
Venue: School Classroom
Resource Person: Chef Zacharias (Bombay Canteen Restaurant)
Chef Zacharias shared valuable information on the different varieties of vegetables found in India .
They were then invited to participate in the festival celebrating local vegetables at the Bombay Canteen.
- TRIPS
Date: 26th August, 2019
Grade:10
Venue: St. Andrew's Auditorium, Bandra
Subject: English - 'The Tempest' by Shakespeare (Helen O'Grady Productions)
Students watched a musical pantomime based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, directed by Mr. K. Paintal. The 70 minute play helped students experience the magic of live theatre, thus enhancing their artistic and creative imagination. The play was a visual delight featuring great acting talent; mesmerizing light and sound effects. The Master story teller's gripping plot and dynamic characters did not fail to fascinate our young minds.
Date : 27th August, 2019
Venue : The National Stock Exchange, Block-G, B.K.C, Mumbai.
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Commercial Applications & Economic Applications
Resource Person: Mr. Hitesh Sethia
The session began with a discussion on the topic : Is Speculation Good or Bad ? Students learnt that speculation if done with the right knowledge and in a controlled environment, may contribute to dynamic economic growth. He helped in busting the myth that printing too many currency can make an economy free of poverty. The students were briefed about the live share trading procedures, pricing of shares, categories they fall under etc. Trading terminologies were explained with relevant examples. It was an informative session which the students thoroughly enjoyed.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES
- GRADE JR. KG & SR.KG:
In keeping with the theme of colours, students came dressed in the required colours and brought objects of the same. They described the objects while the others listened to them with rapt attention. Thus, Jr.Kg came dressed in blue on 24th July, 2019 & Sr.Kg came dressed in green on 24th July, 2019.
- GRADE 1:
Date: 11.07.19/18.07.19
Activity: Sense Organs
Subject: General Science
In keeping with the theme of sense organs, students were asked to bring various materials that would help them understand how the various sense organs work.
- GRADE 2:
Date: 22.07.19
Activity: Food Talk
Subject: General Science
Students brought various food items to class and spoke about the same. They classified the food into the category it belonged and explained the need for a balanced diet. This activity enhanced their understanding of eating healthy, thereby enhancing their intra personal intelligence.
- GRADE 3:
Date: 24.07.19
Activity: Addition
Subject: Mathematics
Students drew two flowers with four petals each on a sheet of paper. A number on the horizontal and vertical petal was given. The students had to complete the numbers on the remaining two petals in such a way to match the sum horizontally and vertically to get a common sum. This activity helped in building the logical and analytical skills of the children.
Date: 5.08.19
Activity: Concrete and Abstract Nouns.
Subject: English Language
Students were given four sentences, each containing a concrete and an abstract noun. They were asked to represent the sentences through drawings. This activity not only helped them learn that abstract nouns cannot be represented visually. But also helped them identify the difference between Concrete and Abstract nouns.
- GRADE 4:
Date: 19.07.19
Activity: The Brave Little Kite
Subject: English Literature
The theme of this poem is based on courage. Students made kites as a symbol of overcoming their fears and rising higher. Each student wrote down at least one of their fears on the kite with an aim to always keep trying to overcome it and not give up the pursuit of eradicating every kind of fear from their lives.
- GRADE 5:
Date: 24.07.19
Activity: My Family
Subject: Marathi
Students brought a picture of their family and spoke about each of their family members in class. This activity helped students overcome stage fear while also helping them learn the art of making short sentences in Marathi.
Date: 08.08.19
Activity: Separation Techniques
Subject: General Science
Students made water purifiers using natural things (pulses, pebbles, cotton, sand and clay). They learnt to make a working model of a water purifier and troubleshooting practical difficulties while making the same. This activity helped the students to develop a scientific aptitude and application skills.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES
- JR.KG
Date: 05.06.19
Activity: Walk Around the School
The students were taken for a walk around the school and were familiarized with the various important rooms in the premises. They visited the Library, the Sick Bay, the Computer Lab, the Accounts office and the Music Rooms. The scholastic trip turned out to be a great delight for our little tourists!
Date: 10.07.19
Activity: Red Day
To enhance their learning about the colour Red, students came dressed in red and brought a red fruit along. During the day, they completed a worksheet and sang songs on the same. They surely did paint their classrooms red with their enthusiasm and sweet melodies!
Date: 12.07.19
Activity: My Family
Each student was given the cut out of a tree which they painted green, using a sponge. They stuck the photographs of their family members on it and were ecstatic to see the end result. The love of family is indeed one of life's greatest gifts!
Date: 17.07.19
Activity: Yellow Day
Students came dressed in yellow and brought yellow coloured snacks. They coloured a bright yellow sun and recited a poem on the colour yellow. At the end of the task, their faces were radiant with a bright, sunshine smile!
- SR.KG
Date: 05.07.19
Activity: Orange Day
Students came dressed in orange and brought orange coloured snacks in their tiffin boxes. They coloured a worksheet on orange coloured objects. They learnt that orange does make one stand out!
Date: 16.07.19
Activity: Purple Day
Students came dressed in purple and spoke a few words on purple coloured accessories that they were super excited to flaunt. May this garden of purple always be in full bloom!
- GRADE 2:
Date: 14.07.19
Activity: MIME ACT
World Laughter Day is a yearly event celebrated worldwide to highlight the numerous mending benefits of laughter. Students prepared a 'Humorous Mime Act'. They came dressed as different funny characters like clowns, Mr. Bean among others. With their excellent acting abilities, they emoted and expressed their respective characters beautifully while conveying a valuable message to the audience.
- KG to GRADE 2
Date: 8.07.19
Activity: Chocolate Day
The World Chocolate Day was celebrated with great gusto by students as they used special accessories and props to speak about their favourite chocolate. Their narratives made one feel that chocolates are indeed ground from the beans of happiness!
- GRADE 3:
Date:16.07.19
Activity:Under the Bed
Subject: English Literature
Students used their creativity and imagination to make monster masks which was an extension of the topic being taught. They learnt that 'Fear is only as deep as the mind allows.'
Date: 17.07.19
Activity: Grandparents' Day
Students wrote a letter to their grandparents, decorated it with pictures and put it in an envelope addressed to them. They were asked to send it by post to their grandparents as a token of their love and respect for them. They learnt to appreciate the presence of their grandparents' in their lives.
- GRADE 4:
Date: 04.07.19
Activity: Roman Numerals
Subject: Mathematics
Students solved the given incorrect puzzles using ice-cream sticks which helped enhance their logical thinking and knowledge of Roman numerals.
Date: 27.06.19
Activity: Nouns
Subject: Hindi
Students brought different pictures of noun. They were divided into groups and stuck pictures on a sheet of paper according to the three types of nouns. The activity helped them learn to differentiate between the three types of nouns and enhanced their vocabulary. It also helped them in brainstorming.
- GRADE 5:
Date: 24.6.19
Activity: Making a Dream Catcher
Students used dry leaves, twigs, thread, rope, spices etc. to make a dream catcher. This activity helped them develop a sense of how recycled waste and plant parts can be used in an aesthetic manner.
Date: 10.07.19
Activity: Large Numbers
Subject: Mathematics
Students analysed the given data on the population of different states of India by using the appropriate operations which enhanced their analytical skills thus developing statistical skills.
Date: 16.07.19
Activity: The Constitution of India
Subject: Social Studies
Students were asked to write a letter to a government official informing him/her of an important historical monument being damaged by miscreants. They researched on a monument of their choice that was being damaged and wrote a letter giving suggestions for improvement while also appreciating the efforts of the government. The activity ensured that the students develop a sense of responsibility towards their national heritage.
Date: 15.07.19
Activity: Learning to write slogans
Subject: Hindi
Students used old greeting cards and invitation cards to make bookmarks with slogans based on the environment.
- PARENT TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
DATE: 5th July 2019
VENUE: School Hall
The 1st General Body Meeting of the PTA was attended by Mr. S. V. Albal, Treasurer and Administrator, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, the Principal, the SAC, the Coordinators & the parent representatives. The various committees presented their respective reports for the year 2018-19. The names of the new office bearers were announced. With no further matters to discuss, the meeting concluded with a prayer.
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DATE: 4th July, 2019.
GRADE: 5C: Happitude
VENUE: School Hall
A short skit titled, 'The Pursuit of Happiness' was presented. It beautifully portrayed the message that in order to stay happy in life, one needs to be content. This was followed by a discussion on the UN report of 2019 in which India ranks 140th in the Happiness Index.
Students deliberated on what the criteria to decide the happiness index for countries should be as they put their suggestions on placards bearing the 12 core habits that foster happiness. The programme concluded with the enactment of the song 'Happiness'.
- EDUCATIONAL TRIP
Date: 1st July, 2019.
Venue: Meluha - The Fern
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Home Science
Students visited the gold certified ecotel hotel and observed eco-friendly ways implemented in their day to day routines. They were taken around the building where they saw the eco-friendly infrastructure that had been put in place. They were addressed by the Master Chef and the Sous Chef and were taken on a tour of the kitchen and a royal suite to have a first hand view of the practices which have been adopted by the hotel. The overall experience was a very interesting one, where all their curious questions about hotels and restaurants were answered. Students saw how one can be luxurious yet eco-friendly in dispensing the best services to the hotel clientele.
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Date: 20.07.19
Venue: Nehru Planetarium
Grades: 8 & 9
Subject:
Students visited the Nehru Science Center to attend the 50th Moon Landing Day celebration. The students were shown a movie which had original clips and recording of the spaceflight mission, Apollo 11. They witnessed the problems that the astronauts faced during their 8 day travel. The second session was based on 'Science on a Sphere'. The students, with the help of the projections made on a sphere, observed the various faces of moon, the climatic conditions, the topography and the landing sites of spaceflights. The show was excellent and provided a good visual experience as well as factual knowledge about the moon.
- MISSION WEEK
Date: 8th-12th July 2019
Grades: 1 to 10
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Powai
In keeping with our motto, Perseverantia et Fide in Deo, the Mission Week on the theme 'Celebrating Life' was conducted for the students of the school. Students learnt how they could celebrate life in all its hues, especially while going through rejection. They were also encouraged to be a source of inspiration to others. They understood the importance of an individual's need to feel loved and secure while being patient through the various challenges that life throws at them. With the aid of videos, games and the inspiring stories of two influential personalities, namely 'Jim Carrey' and 'Ida Scudder', students were motivated to celebrate life in all situations.
- BRIDGE WORKSHOP
Date: 3rd July to 18th July 2019.
Grades: Grades 5 to 9
Resource Person: Mr. Amaresh Deshpande
Playing bridge, one of the most intelligent card games, helps improve an individual's memory, problem solving skills, communication skills, and social skills as students work together to achieve the best result.
As an intermediate step towards Bridge, a class-wise inter house tournament was also conducted. This game aimed at giving the students a peek into the kind of strategizing and analysis required to play the game.
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- ROTARY CLUB OF BOMBAY - FELICITATION
Date: 6th July 2019
Venue: Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai
The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai conferred our staff member, Mr. Dinesh Bangera with the Academic Excellence Award 2019 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the vocation of academics.
Shreya Ompreethi & Aayushi Mahajan, our ICSE toppers for the year 2019, were also awarded for their achievements.
We cannot be more proud!
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DATE: 4th July 2019
GRADE: 5B: Life Skills - Make It Your Way Of Life
VENUE: School Hall
Students presented the story of The Marble Statue and Marble Tile. Through their narration and enactment of the same, they drove home the message that being perseverant, owning a positive attitude and having a purpose filled life is important.
Simple things like doing their own work, being responsible, learning to use the first aid, cleaning and decorating the house were highlighted. They spoke about higher order life skills like creativity, empathy, critical thinking, collaboration and communication. The programme ended with the message that learning can, and should, be a lifelong process that enhances our understanding of the world and improves the quality of our life.
George Herbert was right when he said, 'Skill and confidence are an unconquered army!'
DATE: 15th July 2019
GRADE: 7C: India Against Corruption: The Story Of Anna Hazare
VENUE: School Hall
Students portrayed a helpless and ironic condition in present day society where corruption and bribery has become an integral part of our daily life. This premise was used to introduce the character of Anna Hazare and how he stood firm against all odds to fight corruption. Anna's biographical depiction covered his childhood days as well as his days in the military. His work towards the upliftment of his native village, Raleganj Siddhi was presented in the form of a village skit. A debate involving his social work in the light of the Right To Information Act and Lokpal Bill was presented. Anna's stint in Tihar jail along with people's participation in the Satyagraha Movement for the Lokpal Bill was enacted. The grand finale included the students assembling together on stage for the rendition of a heroic song.
- STUDENT COUNCIL LIST
Student Council Members For 2019-20 are as Follows:
School Captain - Dhruv Narayan
School Vice Captains - Apurva Mukherjee & Dia Daison Arakkal.
Sports Captain For Boys - Conroy Karkada
Sports Captain For Girls - Naina Sisodia.
Captain Of The Macpherson House - Aakar Babu
Vice Captain Of The Macpherson House - Surya Nandakumar.
Captain Of The Catherine House - Navya Sriram
Vice Captain Of The Catherine House - Bianca D'souza.
Captain Of The Macgregor House - Nachiket Shekhar Garg
Vice Captain Of The Macgregor House - Rohit Menon.
Captain Of The Elizabeth House - Ananya Parashar
Vice Captain Of The Elizabeth House - Rainah Sayed.
Captain Of The Haddow House - Aryan Singh
Vice Captain Of The Haddow House - Tarun Patil.
Captain Of The Anne House - Kashish Modani
Vice Captain Of The Anne House - Evann Reny.
Captain Of The Kennedy House - Ayushmaan
Vice Captain Of The Kennedy House - Joshua D'souza.
Captain Of The Victoria House - Shaleen Bansal
Vice Captain Of The Victoria House - Disha Khadtare.
The Band Major - Rajvini Rout.
- DATE: 29th June 2019
GRADE: 10
VENUE: S.K. School, Saphale and Zilla Parishad School, Borichapada.
Highlight: As a culmination of the Bombay Scottish “AID EDUCATION” campaign organized by Fuel-A-Dream, Nargis Dutt Foundation provided 5000 students belonging to two rural schools in Palghar district, namely, S.K. School, Saphale and Zilla Parishad School, Borichapada with School bags that had the Bombay Scottish School logo printed on it. They were also given pouches, recycled books and plantable pencils. Through crowdfunding, 92 students of Grade 9 & 10 raised Rs. 26.46 lakhs to make this possible. The campaign thus brought smiles to the young faces of both rural & urban India.
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- TREE PLANTATION DRIVE
On 6th July 2019, in collaboration with the Satsang Foundation, the Student Council members, along with the prefects of Bombay Scottish School,Powai, took part in a tree plantation drive, on the occasion of Van Mahotsav, which was celebrated from the 1st to 7th of July this year. This activity was a part of the Foundation's, 'Manav Ekta Mission'.
Though it was raining and the ground was mucky, the students decided to roll up their sleeves and carry out the activity for the betterment of the environment. They planted almond, mango, gooseberry and custard apple saplings at the BMC Ground in Raheja Vihar, Powai. This was followed by an interactive session with the volunteers of the foundation.
Students learnt about the benefits of planting and nurturing trees. They experienced a sense of fulfillment while doing their part as responsible citizens of the society. This sapling-planting enterprise was indeed a “fruitful” one!
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- TEACHER'S WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS
a) DATE: 3rd June 2019
TOPIC: 21st Century Creativity in Education
ATTENDEES : Entire Teaching Staff
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Kshama Jayaraj, Lecturer (English), Wilson College.
VENUE: School Hall
Highlight: An exposition of the Israeli model of education was used to give the teachers an overview of the various innovative teaching methodologies and strategies. Ms. Jayaraj also focussed on the importance of being self motivated and having a happy attitude.
b) DATE: 15th July 2019
TOPIC: The Art of Story Telling in English.
ATTENDEES: Ms. D. Naiker & Ms. S. D'silva:
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Nupur
VENUE: Sulochana Devi Singhania School
Highlight: The session presented various techniques of story-telling, voice modulation, usage of props, paper cutting and folding methods, using gestures, expressions and sound. It showed how one could create their own stories that have Character + Conflict + Resolution and use these stories to build empathy in children.
c) DATE: 20th June 2019
TOPIC: 'Novella (Word Jamboree)' - Story Telling Techniques
ATTENDEES : Ms. G. Pereira:
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Gurjeet Kaur Bhatia. (Language Analyst)
VENUE: St. Mary's ICSE School, Koparkhairne
Highlight: The session explored the qualities of the 21st century learner/teacher and the important development domains in the light of Howard Gardner and his Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
- ORIENTATION FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-2020
DATE: 6th/ 7th June 2019
GRADES: Sr. Kg to 10
VENUE: Classrooms (Grades Sr. Kg- 8) /School Hall (Grades 9-10)
For the parent of Sr.Kg to Grade 8, the orientation programme for the academic year 2019-20 began with a prayer. The Principal, Ms. J. Kotian's address that followed, accentuated the importance and relevance of technology in today's life and the need for the holistic development of children. Class teachers presented an overview of the excellent ICSE 2019 results, the focal point being the increase in the number of high achievers and the fact that the lowest score was above 70%. Class teachers also highlighted the achievements of the year gone by and briefed the parents about the various learning activities and opportunities that would be available to their wards throughout the new academic year. An overview of the upcoming events was given. That the students need to strictly follow the school guidelines, rules and regulations was reiterated.
For the students and parents of Grades 9 & 10, the orientation took place on 7th June 2019. Following the Principal's address, the parents were given an overview of the excellent ICSE 2019 results . Ms. E. Selvaraj (Coordinator for Grades 9 & 10) apprised the parents about the exam patterns and programmes as followed in Grades 9 & 10. Each subject teacher then spoke about the important aspects of their respective subjects, giving both parents and students valuable inputs on the best possible approach to comprehensive learning.
- SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
DATE: 21st June 2019
GRADES: Jr. Kg to 10
The 22nd Anniversary Celebrations of the School began with a prayer service for students of Grades 1 to 10, led by the Principal, Ms. J. Kotian and the Coordinators.
Kg students sang the birthday song for the school. Students thoroughly enjoyed watching an interactive musical puppet show on 'Healthy and Junk Food' presented by the Pre-Primary teachers, emphasizing the importance of healthy eating. The students cheered as they heard each character come alive. Students enjoyed the colouring competition that was organized for them and were delighted to receive the sweets given to commemorate the occasion.
An Art Competition was organized for the students of Grades 3 to 10 which was followed by a fun-filled day playing board games and viewing interesting movies and documentaries.
- ANNUAL PRIZE DAY
DATE: 25th June 2019
GRADES: 6 to 10
VENUE: Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai.
The School's 22nd Annual Prize Day was attended by Mr. V. Thomas, Member of the COM, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, Ms. L. Middlecote, Hon. Secretary, & Ms. Sunita George, Principal, BSS Mahim.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. Divya Thomas, the School's Vice Captain (2018-19) rendered the Welcome Note. This was followed by the Chairman's Address given by Mr. V. Thomas. The Principal, Ms. Jane Kotian presented the Annual Report (2018-19). Ms. E. Selvaraj introduced the Chief Guest, Dr. K. Narayanan, Professor Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.
In his speech, the Chief Guest emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between social media and personal life. After releasing the School Magazine - 'Tartan', he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners of Grades 6-10. The programme concluded with a heartwarming vote of thanks by the School's out-going Captain, Mehul Basu followed by the soulful rendition of the School Song & National Anthem.
NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS:
1) Shreya Ompreeti won the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2019 was won by Aayushi Mahajan.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Grade 9 was presented to Aditya Agrawal.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Shreya Ompreeti, Reva Dwivedi, Spandan Tikle, Aditya Krishnan, Aniket Iyer, Marc George and Mehul Basu.
5) Arushi Singh won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Grade Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) The Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence and The Cock House for Best All Round Performance was won by the Red House.
7) The Trophy for the Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza was won by the Red House
8) Academic Coordinator (Kg to Grade 2) Ms. Tina Quadros, Members of the Teaching Staff - Ms. Prabha Anilkumar, Ms. Bhumica Desai and Ms. Leena Clement, as well as, Maintenance Supervisor-Mr. Abraham Nadar, and Member of the Support Staff -Ms. Vidya Koregoakar were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
9) Ms. Nisha Sanga, one of our teaching staff was felicitated for the various awards she received during the academic year 2018-19. She was felicitated by the Rotary Club of Bombay in recognition of her Outstanding Contribution to the Vocation of Academics. She won the Teaching Excellence Award 2018 by S. Chand Group of Innovative Teaching Strategies. She also received a Certificate of Recognition for her leadership at the Global Scholars Programme. She was conferred with the Indian Education Awards for being one of the 'Top Ten Teachers of the Year' and the 'India Star Proud Award' for her contribution towards the betterment of Education.
- LENS IT
- DATE: 27th June 2019
GRADE: 5A: Communication - The Human Connection
VENUE: School Hall
The topic was introduced with a mime portraying a comparison between family life in the 1980s and 2018. It was followed by a skit titled 'Keeping the Roots Stronger' which emphasized the importance of guiding children rather than serving everything on a platter. A TED Talk on how a communicative relationship between a child and a parent can help children grow in an environment of love, care and respect was presented. A poem titled 'One Final Touch' recited by the students focused on helping the audience understand the different outcomes that the child lives with. Students then presented six keys that help maintain a strong human connection. The presentation ended with a group song expressing the children's love and gratitude for their parents.
- DATE: 28th June 2019
GRADE: 7A: The Story of Rosa Parks: Standing Up by Sitting Down
VENUE: School Hall
Rosa Louise McCauley Parks, the First Lady of Civil Rights, was also known as the Mother of the Freedom Movement. She was best known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The students presented a skit enacting the same. The poem 'Still I Rise' by Maya Angelou was brought to life through a dance. The next segment consisted of a discussion on the various types of discrimination in society and how it is perceived. A spoof that mocked the advertisements of the fairness cream industry was a good example of black humour. The programme concluded with the story of the 'Four Candles' followed by a question answer session for the audience.
- DATE: 1st July 2019
GRADE: 7B: The Story of Aung Sang Suu Kyi: Man is Born Free, But He Is Always In Chains
VENUE: School Hall
Students presented the life of Burmese politician and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Aung Sang Suu Kyi, in the form of role play. A traditional dance on a Burmese song was also performed to showcase her time in college. The students drew out her inspiring story by enacting the time when she was placed under house arrest and the attacks that she faced bravely. A discussion with the student audience highlighted her efforts for peace and freedom activism in Burma.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES (K to Grade 5)
- Grade: Jr. Kg
Date: 14.06.19
Activity: Ice-Breaker
As soon as the students entered their respective classrooms on the 1st day, they were engaged in many activities like playing with blocks, free hand drawing, playing with clay and reading big picture books. They all went home at 11 a.m. with big smiles on their faces, eager to come back the next day.
Date: 14.06.19
Activity: Paper Tearing (Developing Fine Motor Skills)
Students were divided into groups and each student was given a sheet of paper. They tore it into tiny bits and pasted it within the shapes given, thereby making butterflies, bees and ice creams. It was a fun activity involving gross motor skills. They were delighted to see their work of art.
Date: 24.06.19
Activity: Thumb Printing Activity
Students coloured the stem and the leaves outlined on the worksheet given. The picture was completed by thumb printing on the flowers. The result was a beautiful work of art!
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Sponge Painting
Students coloured the stem and leaves of a pumpkin. Then using a sponge, they painted the entire picture. The resulting bright ball of orange looked truly fantastic!
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Chalk Painting
Students were given the picture of an ice cream. Using chalk, they coloured the scoop in pink, yellow, purple, blue and green. The colourful picture was a treat to the eye!
- Grade: Sr. Kg
Date: 17.06.19
Activity: My Toys
To beat the Monday blues, students came dressed in their favourite colour and brought to class their favourite toy. They spoke a few lines about their respective toys. Later, they had fun playing with their toys.
Date: 18.06.19
Activity: Sensory World-Sense of Hearing
Students brought musical instruments and objects (keys, earphones, bangles & tambourine) that create different sounds to class. This activity helped enhance their listening skills.
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Sense of Smell
Students brought numerous objects related to varied kind of smells to class. They were excited to smell perfumed handkerchiefs, incense sticks, deodorants, menthol, spices and fragrant flowers.
Date: 21.06.19
Activity: Sense of Taste
Students brought in different foods to taste. They experienced a variety of tastes, such as sweet, sour, bitter, spicy and salty as they bit into wafers, biscuits, chocolates, etc. They learnt to share too.
Date: 28.06.19
Activity: Photo Frame
Students made beautiful photo frames by sticking a picture of their family on coloured chart paper. They used colourful stickers and popsicle sticks for decoration.
- Grade 1:
Date: 17.06.19
Activity: A Rainy Day
The Monsoon Season was introduced to the students in the form of a beautiful collage. Students were given an outline of a child carrying an umbrella on which they created an amazing collage using colourful magazine papers. This activity helped students develop their concentration and fine motor skills. Students were extremely thrilled to do their very first activity in Grade 1.
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Myself (Stick Dolls)
In keeping with the topic 'Myself', students were asked to bring ice-cream sticks and buttons to make puppets of a girl or a boy. Students used their imagination and creativity to make their puppet an exclusive one. This activity not only helped enhance their cognitive skills but also helped them understand that each one is unique and special in their own way.
- Grade 2:
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Rock Painting
Students got a small piece of rock from home on which they etched their name. They coloured and decorated the same with acrylic colours. They learnt about the formation of rocks while gaining insight into the various textures. This activity helped enhance students' naturalistic intelligence.
Date: 27.06.19
Activity: Planting (Sowing Seeds)
Students were taken to the garden where each one of them got the opportunity to sow tomato seeds. Along with a hands-on gardening, students were also taught about the life cycle of a plant. This activity helped them become aware of their surroundings and encouraged them to become good stewards of nature.
- Grade 3:
Date: 26.07.19
Activity: My Favourite Book
Subject: English Literature
The students made the cover page of their favourite book. This activity helped students express their comprehension of the story and their response to it in an artistic way while gaining more knowledge about the story, genre and the author.
Date: 24.06.19
Activity: Toy Land (The Joy of Sharing)
Subject: Hindi
Students brought toys to class and spoke a few lines on it. They shared their toys with their fellow mates and had a wonderful time playing together. This activity helped them make new friends, develop team spirit and taught them the important life skill of 'sharing'.
- Grade 4:
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: The Story of the Past: Making Seals
Subject: Social Studies
The students made seals with moulding clay and engraved them. This activity gave the students a peek into the past as they learnt about the use of seals. The students learnt to care and appreciate their rich cultural heritage while understanding the importance of preserving seals to know more about history.
Date: 27.06.19
Activity: Celebrating World Music Day
Subject: General Activity
The students made cards and bookmarks for their music teacher to express their love and appreciation.
- Grade 5:
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Solids, Liquids and Gases
Subject: General Science
Students identified insoluble components and understood the different processes of separating insoluble solids from a liquid by using the techniques of Sedimentation and Decantation.
Date: 29.09.18
Activity: Noun Play
Subject: Hindi
Students got pictures of a fair, beach and a market place. They identified the different kinds of nouns from the pictures and framed sentences using the same. The students also narrated a story and picked out the different kinds of nouns from the story.
- Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2018-19
· Shreya Ompreeti topped the school by securing 98.8% (Eng + Best 4)
· 67% students secured 90% and above
· 100% students secured 70% and above
- ICSE Results 2019
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- WHIZ KIDS:
The Whiz Kids Club for the students commenced in June with a large group of inquisitive and enthusiastic children from Grades 5 to 10. The objective of the club is to encourage children to discover, probe and hone their skills. The classes were structured to keep the students' curiosity kindled. They were encouraged to glean out information from a wide variety of books, encyclopedias and websites. The students enthusiastically found out and shared this content with the others in the group.
Quizzes were conducted in the conventional manner as well as on Kahoot.
Our students also participated and excelled in a number of Inter School quizzes such as the Bournvita Quiz Competition, YMCA Quiz, TCS Quiz and PCRA (Petroleum Conservation Research Association) Quiz.
We look forward to more students joining the club and having an exciting and challenging year in the next academic session.
- INTERACT CLUB:
The Club had the honour of collaborating with the Rotary Club of Powai and its orientation and initiation ceremony was attended by the Honorable President of the Rotary Club-Powai, Mr. Hanuman Tripathy and other dignitaries.
Through the year, the students of Grades 8 and 9 focussed on spreading awareness among and educating school's helpers in enhancing their English-speaking skills (and children in mobile crèches). The students played many interactive games with the children to help them learn lessons ranging from the Alphabet, to identification of colors and basic Math.
The Club also contributed to the relief provided to the victims of the terrifying floods that struck Kerala earlier last year. They segregated essentials and assigned a particular product to be donated by a single grade; collection tables were set up in the school and manned by the members of Grades 8, 9 and 10.
The members of the Interact Club thus have had a very eventful year.
- Literary Club - Blogging
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Resource person: Ms. Madhura Lathkar
Highlights: Ms. Lathkar introduced the concept, types and the process of Blogging to the children. Students gained better understanding about the use of blogs as an expression on social media and its impact. She encouraged them to observe, analyze, think and identify a subject or an area of interest before creating their own blogs.
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- Nature Club
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Coastal and Marine Biodiversity Centre, Airoli.
Highlights: The resource professionals at the centre used visual, audible and tactile elements to sensitize students about the beauty of coastal and marine biodiversity in Maharashtra. A documentary film based on the mangroves along Thane Creek and a skeleton of a blue whale shown were among the highlights of the day.
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- STEM Club
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Resource Person: Mr. Vishal, CURION EDUCATION
Highlights: The students created working models of 'Vibro-bug'-vibrating bug, 'Art-Bot'-a vibrating motor that creates a pattern). While creating these models, the students applied their understanding of circuits and magnetism.
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Heritage Club
Date: 9th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum
Highlights: A tour of the museum showcased numerous archaeological finds, maps and historical photographs of Mumbai, clay models, silver and copper ware. Students learnt about Mumbai's history in art and culture, which was evident in the museum's own unique architecture and the work of Indian master craftsmen and early modern artists. The dioramas and models unique to the museum was like a walk back in time to the 19th Century.
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- CONFERO CLUB
Activity: The Art of Public Speaking
Resource Person: Ms. Bhavna Singh
Date: Tuesday, 9th April 2019
Time: 8: 30 A.M. To 11: 30 A.M
Ms. Singh began the session by introducing the students to the Power of Words. With the help of various resources like PPT, videos, practical experience and valuable personal inputs, students were guided on building strong narratives, gauging audience feedback and enforcing key messages.
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- FINE ARTS CLUB- PALETTE KNIFE PAINTING
Date: 11th April, 2019
Grades: 6 TO 8
Resource Person: Ms. Sunita Krishna,
Highlights:
Ms. Krishna, taught students to blend colours and use palette knife painting techniques on canvas.
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- DATE: 12th APRIL 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Basement)
ORGANISERS: Fuel A Dream
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr. Ranganath Thota (Founder at Fueladream)
ATTENDED BY: 22 students of Grade 8
OBJECTIVE: To raise funds to provide sanitary pads (128 numbers, a year's supply) and other hygiene products to girls who come from poor homes.
HIGHLIGHTS: 22 students from Grade 8 participated in the crowdfunding campaign organized by Fueladream which was held between 12th April and 5th May 2019 in collaboration with IDF. The project, aptly named 'The Dignity Project' – empowers adolescent girls from poor homes by providing them with a year's supply of sanitary pads, undergarments and hygiene products.
- DICE Bootcamp at ISME
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 10
Venue: One Indiabulls
Highlights: The students attended workshops on entrepreneurship, data analytics and stock marketing. Students participated in various activities that promoted communication, innovation and teamwork
- Jai Vakheel Foundation
Date: 5th April 2019
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students visited Jai Vakheel Foundation which supports the intellectually disabled children, most of whom are born to the poorest families in the country. Their aim is to integrate their students into mainstream society by providing them with healthcare, education, skill development and support services. Our students were taken a campus tour of various departments like vocation, autism, craft work and their respective classrooms. They interacted with the students, playing games and doing art activities with them.
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- GRADE 10
Date: 6th March to 10th March 2019
Venue: Kambre Campsite
On 6th March 2019, 113 students of Grade 10 along with their teachers went to the Kambre Campsite, organised by Youreka Nature Campouts. Students were kept busy for the entire trip with different adventure activities which included hiking, wall climbing, low rope course, high rope course, kayaking, building their own rafts and rowing them, pitching their own tents and cooking their own food. Besides these, there were daily team building games. 'Solo time' which took place everyday was the most fruitful time for the students as they were encouraged to reflect upon the day's activities in terms of their performance and team behaviour.
The students planned and executed the community service task in the nearby village which included awareness on waste management, first aid, teaching the students of a Zilla Parishad school, setting up a library and painting the school courtyard.
The students were graded on various criteria and those who did exceptionally well were tagged as the 'Youreka Champs'. The following students earned this title: Ananya Guha, Diya Ujual, Jhanvi Srivastava and Swasti Goel. The experience of reaching out to the less privileged students and the task of reflecting on one's actions were appreciated by the students.
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- Date : 24th January, 2019
Attended by : Grade 10
Venue : Little Sisters Old Age Home.
A visit to the Little Sisters – Old Age Home was organised by the Rotary Club.
It was a poignant experience for all the students who visited the home and interacted with the residents there. The games and songs organised by the students rejuvenated their spirits and filled their hearts with joy.
The visit was a huge learning experience, and after spending two valuable hours, many students pledged to do something worthwhile for senior citizens and contribute towards their betterment.
- Learning by Doing- Science
Date: 25.2.19
Grade: 6C
Highlights: The students created simple machines like lever, pulley and inclined plane out of recycled materials and made it work.
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- Learning by Doing- Science
Date: 8.3.19
Grade: 6C
Highlights: The students performed an experiment to prove that lime water turns milky in the presence of carbon dioxide.
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- Assembly by Global Scholars
Date: 19.3.19
Topic: Virtual Water
Highlights: "When the wells run dry, we will know the worth of water."
On 19th March, 2019 the team of Global Scholars presented their community action plan during the school assembly.
A video was shown that focused on water scarcity worldwide; followed by a personification of water showcasing the austerities of this precious resource.
A water audit undertaken by the team in the first week of December brought to light the wastage of water in school, further driving home the point that saving water was both an individual responsibility as well as a group effort. Their peers from London and Detroit had interesting suggestions to save water which was also shared with the audience. While taking the pledge to save water, they advised the audience to be 'water wise' during the celebration of Holi.
A trio of 'water' rappers set the stage on fire with their funky rap and enthralled the students.
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- Jai Vakeel Foundation – Annual Sports Day
Date: 18.1.19
Highlights: Our sport stars Apeksha Fernandes, Alisha Dhanasingh, Salonee Dey & Keval Kirpekar attended the Sports Day of the Jai Vakeel Foundation, which serves intellectually disabled children. They marched along with the disabled children and were proud to be a part of their celebration.
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- KAHOOT
Date/ Week: 14.3.19
Grade: 6 and 8
Highlights: The students of Grade 6 revised decimals, fractions and percentage using the online quiz –Kahoot. The students of Grade 8 too used Kahoot to revise Mensuration, Volume and surface Area and simultaneous equations
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- Staff empowerment initiatives
Topic: Learning in the mainstream school system for children with ASD and preparing for adulthood and employment.
Date: 16.2.19 & 17.2.19
Attendees: Ms. Seena Desai and Ms. Rakhi Natu
Resource Person: Ms. Preeti Siwach and Ms. Divya Verma from Action for Autism, New Delhi.
Highlights: The workshop was conducted by the Forum for Autism, Mumbai, at Shree Manav Seva Sangh Trust, Sion. It focused on 'Understanding the Student with Autism in a Mainstream Classroom' and issues of adolescents with Autism and vocational skills.
- Adolescent Education – Girls (Students enrichment program)
Date: 6th March, 2019
Grade: 5 & 6
Resource person: Dr. Vanita Raut, Full time Obstetrics & Gynaecology Consultant, Hiranandani Hospital
Highlights: Dr. Raut spoke about the biological, physiological and emotional changes that occur during puberty, hygiene, menses, the importance of regular exercise and dietary changes for good health, safe touch and self safety measures. The students asked several questions which were suitably answered by the doctor.
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- Adolescent Education – Boys (Students enrichment program)
Date: 6th March, 2019
Grade: 5 & 6
Resource person: Dr. Neeraj Kumar Tulara, Full Time Consultant General Medicine, Hiranandani Hospital
Highlights: Dr. Tulara elucidated the biological, physical, social, mental and emotional changes that occur during puberty, the endocrine system and different hormones involved, growth spurt, development of secondary sexual characteristics and also answered many of the questions posed by the students.
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- A) Students Enrichment Programme
Topic: Self Awareness
Date: 20th, 25th 26th February 2019
Grade: 3A, 3B, 3C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu and Ms.Seena Desai
Highlights: This workshop aimed at developing self awareness and empathy through a video lesson. Students could understand the importance of sharing and understanding other's emotions.
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Topic: Growing Up
Date: 19th, 20th and 21st February 2019
Grade: 4 A B C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: This workshop made students aware of the importance of growing up gracefully. Emotional stability, determination, optimism and conscientiousness thus become important tools for a positive outcome.
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Topic: DREAM BIG and think POSITIVE
Date: 25th February 2018
Grade: 5 A B C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms. Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: The workshop mainly focused on being positive and the importance of right perception and dreaming big for oneself. The students saw the connection between positive minds and powerful minds and that big achievements are possible with willingness and determination.
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- B) Classroom activities / other activities
Mathematics: Topic: Average and Its Interpretation
Date : 25.2.19
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students recorded the maximum and minimum temperature for a week from daily newspapers and used these readings to calculate maximum and minimum average temperatures. They also made a note of which days showed above and below average temperatures.
Mathematics: Topic: Time
Date: 25.2.19-28.2.19
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made a clock with paper plates thus learning how time is divided into 12 hours and how each hour is divided into 60 minutes. The students learnt to show the time accurately by moving the hands of the clock.
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General Science: Topic: Sun -the source of energy.
Date : 25.2.19-28.2.19
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students brought pictures to identify the source of energy and categorise them as renewable or non-renewable energy.
- Mindfulness (Students enrichment program)
Date: 22nd February, 2019
Grade: 7
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu & Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: Through music, videos and worksheets, the school counsellors introduced the seemingly new topic of Mindfulness Meditation to the students. They had a short exercise on meditation and introspection and the students could experience for themselves the calmness it brought to their minds.
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- Lens It by Grade: 8C
Date: 28th February, 2019
Topic: Mental Health: Related stigma-Rethinking concepts and interventions
Highlight: The act involved an introduction with a skit showcasing the difference between physical and mental health, how mental illnesses are easily ignored and how physical illnesses are given more preference, leading to serious consequences. The children had interviewed a psychologist, Dr. Shubha Malhotra to understand early symptoms and the detection of mental disorders. A segment showing a panel of students sparked a discussion on case studies of Deepika Padukone, Parveen Babi, Daniel Radcliffe among others. Various issues like the stigma attached to mental illnesses were addressed and how one must go about preventing such conditions was also discussed.
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- DATE: 20th February 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Computer Lab)
ORGANISERS: Khan Academy, India
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr Vipul Redey [Head- School Enablement, Khan Academy]
ATTENDED BY:
Principal: Mrs Sunita George
Coordinators: Mrs E. Selvaraj, Mrs M. David, Mrs M. Chakraborty
Teachers: Mrs B. Marar, Mrs C.Malhotra, Mrs R. Raghuvanshi, Mrs L Ajitkumar, Mrs N. Sanga, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs H. Siddiqui,Mrs R. Fernandes ,Mrs G. Chacko, Mrs R. Behera, Mrs S. Khan
HIGHLIGHTS:
In keeping with the quest for pioneering the best teaching learning practices, BSS (P) has head-started another project-in collaboration with Khan Academy, whose mission is to provide world class education for anyone, anywhere.
The Resource person - Mr Vipul Redey- Head of School Enablement, Khan Academy, was invited to induct Science and Math teachers by giving them a hands-on experience in using the resources made available on their website.
With these resources, students can learn at their own pace, get immediate feedback and monitor their own progress. Teachers can also use these as in-class/flipped class learning and assign exercises or tests.
The workshop was a great learning experience.
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- Change of Guard
Date: 28th January 2019
The outgoing Student Council Members handed over the charge of their responsibilities to the newly elected Student Council 2019-20. The chosen elect are as follows:
School Captain :
Dhruv Narayan
School Vice Captains :
Apurva Mukherjee
Dia Daison Arakkal
Sports Captain (Boys) :
Conroy Karkada
Sports Captain (Girls) :
Naina Sisodia
Red House
Capain of Macpherson House : Aakar Babu
Vice Captain of Macpherson House : Surya Palani Nandakumar
Captain of Catherine House : Navya Sriram
Vice Captain of Catherine House : Bianca Benny D'Souza
Blue House
Captain of Macgregor House : Nachiket Shekhar Garg
Vice Captain of Macregor House : Rohit Ravikumar Menon
Captain of Elizabeth House : Ananya Parashar
Vice Captain of Elizabeth House : Rainah Amir Syed
Yellow House
Captain of Haddow House : Aryan Vardhan Singh
Vice Captain of Haddow House : Tarun Golappagouda Patil
Captain of Anne House : Kashish Modani
Vice Captain of Anne House : Evann Reny
Green House
Captain of Kennedy House : Ayushmaan
Vice Captain of Kennedy House : Joshua Paul D'Souza
Captain of Victoria House : Shaleen Bansal
Vice Captain of Victoria House : Disha Sukadev Khadtare
Band Major : Rajvini Rout
- Valedictory & Farewell-ICSE 2019
Date: 01/02/2019
The Valedictory service and Farewell for ICSE 2019 was held on 1st February 2019, the theme being- 'Paint The Canvas Of Your Life With Beautiful COLOURS'. The program began with a prayer service seeking God's blessings for our outgoing students and this was followed by the teacher's special song-'True Colours'. The Principal then addressed the outgoing students followed by the planting of the sapling along with the class teachers and outgoing School Captain Mehul Basu and Vice captain Divya Thomas. The class teachers of grade 10 then gave their message to the students. The highlight of the evening was the much awaited BSS Lad and Lass competition. Divya Thomas and Vedant Pradhan won the BSS Lass and Lad respectively while Naomi Hegde and Aaron Correya were the runners-up. The evening was fun filled with games and dance. The teachers then bid farewell to the students giving each of them a memento.
Lens It by Grade: 8A
Date: 6.2.19
Topic: Growing up Digitally [Impact of Social Media on Student Behaviour]
Highlight:
The act began with an introduction to social media with a dance highlighting the Uses of Google, Whatsapp, Twitter, Facebook and You tube. This was followed by an enactment of the addiction to social media at home and for online games like PUBG
A survey based on Social media was conducted by a team of students for grades 8A, B and C and based on the survey, statistical graphs were drawn. There were questions like 'Why do you use social media?' and 'How many hours per day do you use social media?'
The next segment showed a panel comprising a statistician who interpreted the graphical representation of statistical data collected, a doctor who enlisted the health impacts of social media, a digital expert, a parent, students and a teacher.
The show concluded with a Quiz which showed how digitally aware our audience was. The Finale "Can I get a connection?" stressed on the fact that social media must be used with discretion. We need to make a heart to heart connection and not just on social media.
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- Lens It by Grade: 8B
Date: 14th February, 2019
Topic: 'We are Indians, do we need an introduction?'
Highlight:
This year 8B threw light on the aforesaid topic with respect to the North East. The programme was divided into four broad segments namely -
Insurgency: which portrayed an ambush by ULFA/BODO?
Culture: showcased by Bihu dance of Assam and Bamboo dance of Nagaland
Perception Vs Reality: of the Indians with regard to the people of the NE
Socio Political issues : dealt with in a mock Lok Sabha session where the students brought to life the burning issues of every north - eastern state and put up a reality byte a video of standup comedian, Abhineet Mishra which covered the serious issue regarding the rat-hole mining incident in Meghalaya.
Before winding up, the students spoke shared the results of the quiz that they had conducted for parents using Google forms. The session ended with interesting facts about the North -Eastern states of India.
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- Pride of Scottish
Aditya Konda secured silver medal in Taekwondo on 17th & 18th of January, 2019 conducted in Pune.
- DATE: 20th February 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Computer Lab)
ORGANISERS: Khan Academy, India
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr Vipul Redey [Head- School Enablement, Khan Academy]
ATTENDED BY:
Principal : Mrs Sunita George
Coordinators: Mrs E. Selvaraj, Mrs M. David, Mrs M. Chakraborty
Teachers: Mrs B. Marar, Mrs C.Malhotra, Mrs R. Raghuvanshi, Mrs L Ajitkumar, Mrs N. Sanga, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs H. Siddiqui,Mrs R. Fernandes ,Mrs G. Chacko, Mrs R. Behera, Mrs S. Khan
HIGHLIGHTS:
In keeping with the quest for pioneering the best teaching learning practices, BSS (P) has head-started another project-in collaboration with Khan Academy, whose mission to provide world class education for anyone, anywhere, is shared by BSS.
The Resource person - Mr Vipul Redey- Head of School Enablement, Khan Academy, was invited to induct the Science and Math teachers give a hands-on experience in using the resources made available on their website.
With these resources, students can learn at their own pace, get immediate feedback and monitor their own progress. Teachers can also use these as in-class/flipped class learning and assign exercises or tests.
The workshop was a great learning experience.
- Lens It
Lens It by Grade: 5A
Date: 11.2.19
Topic: Dealing With Disappointments.
Highlight: The topic was introduced with a mime with a school scene showing Examination followed by results. The students spoke that to deal with disappointment is part of a fulfilling life. Disappointment is natural and normal, and everyone will experience it to some extent in their life because our expectations often don't align with what actually happens. This is also true with Famous Personalities.
A poem titled "Don't Quit" was recited by the students. A short enactment by students on "Mistakes are Ok" was enacted to motivate students to help them learn from their mistakes. The enactment of skit sent a message that "Parents are best judges and best teachers and obeying them is important.
Finally it ended with an insight video wherein the school Counsellor's gave tips to students and parents on dealing with need to deal with disappointments.
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- Republic day Report
The School celebrated the country's 70th Republic Day at school with the hoisting of the tricolor by the Principal, Mrs. Sunita George. A prayer service was held for the students of Grades 5 & 6 and their parents. The Principal spoke about the impact of social media and how fake news can polarize communities and disseminate credibility. The students of Grade 8 & 9 put a street play based on the same. This was an initiative of DigitalSafety4Youth, by BSS Powai in partnership with Digital Safety India to spread awareness on how to be a safe and responsible citizen. The street play highlighted the chaos caused in society and among the people because of circulation of fake news. Besides this, it also recommended the Four R's:1) Reverse Check 2) Reflect on your biases 3) Read beyond 4) Reconfirm the source. The play was not only performed in the school premises but also at Raheja Vistas and at the MCGM ground in Raheja Vihar. The motive was to reach out to most of the people in the neighbourhood. It was a great learning experience for both the performers and the audience.
Winners of the Inter-School Competition in both academics and sports were felicitated. The celebration ended with our Choir presenting a patriotic number.
- Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Transport
Date: 14.01.19
Grade: Jr.kg
Highlights:
Each child brought a cutout of a mode of transport and created a picture of vehicles with roads and highways.
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Event: Republic Day
Date: 21.01.19
Grade: Pre-Primary Section
Highlights:
The children came dressed in tri-colour and brought tri-coloured food with them. The importance of Republic Day was explained and then with great enthusiasm, they drew the National Flag and coloured it.
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Event: Traffic Signal
Date: 28.01.19
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights:
The concept of the Traffic Signal was reinforced as children of Sr. Kg came dressed in the colours of the traffic signal: Red, Amber and Green. They recited rhymes on traffic signal and rules.
Event: Kite Making
Date: 15.01.19
Grade: 1
Highlights:
Kite flying was celebrated on 15th January 2019. Children were asked to get materials to make a kite and decorate it. Different shapes and sizes of kites were made by the children.
They were thrilled to display their creativity. The class looked bright and beautiful with all the colourful kites.
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Event: Republic Day
Date: 17.01.19
Grade: 1
Highlights:
Children expressed their love for the country by making a flag from scratch on the occasion of Republic Day. They coloured the flag with Tri-colours and drew a chakra in the centre.
They proudly waved their flags and later sang the national anthem.
Event: Animals made out of paper folding
Date: 30-01-2019
Grade: 2
Highlights:
The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative or representational forms, like animals or flowers is scientifically proven to help kids stimulate their hand eye coordination while also amplifying their creativity.
Students thus made different animals using these paper folding techniques. It was an enjoyable way of learning about animals.
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Event: Scarecrow
Date: 31-01-2019
Grade: 2
Highlights:
Enhancing the spirit of teamwork, students of class 2 came together in groups and made a scarecrow using cardboards, hay, sticks and chart papers. They thought, coordinated and executed the work together which came out very well.
Students enjoyed and learned about team work. It also helped enhance their creativity.
- Biology-Digestive system of human body
Date: 29.1.19
Grade: 6
Highlights:
Students understood the structure and location of each organ along with the process of digestion through a model.
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- Physics- Current Electricity
Date: 29.1.19
Grade: 7
Highlights:
Students performed a simple experiment by assembling a simple electric circuit. They learnt the function and importance of each component in that circuit.
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- Adventure trip for Grade: 8
Date: 24th & 25th January, 2019
Grade: 8
Venue: Lonavala - Della
Highlights:
The students of Grade 8 arrived at Della Adventure Park on Thursday the 24th January, 2019. The students were given safety instructions and had the liberty to choose from any of the 42 activities available.
They thoroughly enjoyed outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, Land Zorbing, Bubble Soccer, Tandem Cycling, High Rope Challenge, Rodeo, Rocket Ejector, Dog Walk and Seven Tower Challenge. Indoor attractions included Hard Ball Net Cricket, Chess, Air Hockey, Archery, Rifle shooting, Virtual Racing Cars, Virtual Bowling, Virtual Boxing etc.
After a day of fun-filled adventure, the students grooved to popular numbers for DJ night.
The next day, they visited the Karla Caves, climbing 750 steps that led to a complex of ancient Buddhist Indian Rock-Cut caves, depicting the architectural skills of a period, stretching from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD.
The next stop was the wax museum, where students clicked pictures with wax models of celebrities and eminent personalities and ended the tour on a sweet note with a visit to the chikki factory.
The trip truly resonated the thought, "It's better to see and do something once than to hear about it a thousand times". This trip will be etched in their memories forever.
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- Adventure trip for Grade: 7
Date: 24th & 25th January, 2019
Venue: Bhandardhara
Highlights:
On 24th January, the students of Grade 7 embarked upon a two day trip to Bhandhardhara.
After lunch, they visited Randha Falls and the Wilson Dam- the largest earthern dam built by the British, followed by a trip to an Adivasi school where they spoke to and interacted with the students there. A fun DJ night followed by dinner was the culmination of day one.
On day two, they went trekking to the Kalsubai peak- the highest peak of the Sahyadri Ranges. They were exhilarated at the end of the trek and this was the highlight of their adventure trip.
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- DATE: 19th January 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai
ORGANISERS: Mindsprings Publishing
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Usha Pandit
ATTENDED BY: Ms. Jennifer Sumitra, Ms. Suma Varghese
HIGHLIGHTS:
The Webinar was a preview to a series of in-depth webinars on a variety of topics in both English Language and Literature.
Some of the topics that was focussed on are as follows:
Grammar as an essential component of language learning
Classroom tips to effectively teach Parts of Speech
Better understanding of complex grammatical concepts for effective teaching
Introduction to effectual use of classroom teaching methods like 'Cluster Teaching'
- DATE: 04.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Puppet Show
Date: 04.12.18
Grade: Jr.Kg. / Sr. Kg
Highlights: The children came dressed in shades of red, as the puppet show was themed on The Little Red Riding Hood. The children enjoyed interacting with the characters and learnt an important message. 'No talking to strangers or accepting gifts and chocolates from them'.
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- DATE: 05.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Transport
Date: 05.12.18
Grade: Jr.Kg
Highlights: Each child brought a transport toy to class. They sat in groups, played and sang songs on transport. This activity made the children more aware about the various modes of transport.
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- DATE :06.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Choco pie - Baubles (Christmas take away)
Date: 06.12.18
Grade: Jr.Kg
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Highlights: Each child brought a choco pie and a packet of gems, to decorate them as. We poured melted chocolate over each choco pie. It was a lovely colourful activity which the children had fun doing.
- DATE: 06.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: DOUGHNUT WREATHS (Christmas Take away)
Date : 06.12.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children of Sr.Kg turned into chefs as they decorated doughnuts with melted chocolate, glazed red cherries, tutti frutti and colourful sprinklers. They thoroughly enjoyed making these edible Christmas wreaths.
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- DATE: 13.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Christmas Party
Date: 13.12.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children of the Pre-Primary section had a splendid Christmas party as they came dressed in their party wear. They shared sumptuous snacks and sang Christmas carols while dancing merrily to the beats of catchy music. It was a day filled with joy and cheer, especially with a visit from santa.
- Report on Trip to Jaipur and Ranthambore for Grades: 6 to 9
Date: Tuesday, 18th December 2018 to Saturday 22nd December
Grades: 6 to 9
Venue: Jaipur and Ranthambore
Highlights:
A contingent of 7 teachers and 117 students travelled by air to the Pink City, Jaipur for a 4 day trip. Students were brimming with excitement to not only explore the city but also spend time with friends while doing so. They experienced the regality of the royal families and got a peek into the spectacular architecture of Amber Fort and Jal Mahal. Extending the scope of the royal experience was the stay at the hotel Jai Bhagh Palace. The cultural flavour of the state of Rajasthan at Amber Vatika (a simulated Rajasthani village) came in the form of a simple yet delicious Rajasthani meal. Everyone tried their hand at pottery, mehendi designs, enjoyed camel rides and reveled in the special folk dance presentation put up just for them.
The freezing temperatures of Rajasthan did nothing to dampen the high spirits of our happy troop of travelers. The highlight of the trip was the visit to Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO heritage site. Students were amazed at the various architectural designs based on light and shadows that were founded on scientific principles at a time when information & technology were not as accessible as they are today. A visit to the City Palace & Museum seemed like a walk into the closet of the kings and queens where the royal attires and weapons were on display. A glimpse into the wildlife at the Rathambore National Park added an adventurous streak to the trip. The journey home by train was spent exchanging tales, photographs and experiences of a holiday well spent.
The trip was nothing short of royal, adventurous and exciting just as the state of Rajasthan promises to be!
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- The Karadi Path : Deep Comprehension for Deep Learning
Venue : BSS, Mahim
Date : 07.01.2019
Attendees: All Teachers
Resource Person: Mr. C. P. Viswanath
Highlights: A workshop that focused on language acquisition, using technology and neuroscience to make student independent learners.
- Classroom activities / other
General Science: Topic: Understanding The Properties of Water.
Date : 26.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students put objects of different shapes ,sizes and materials in water and observed which objects float and which ones sink. They were able to relate and identify the objects based on their densities.
Social Studies :Topic: Helping Each Other
Date : 26.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights:The students came dressed as different Community Helpers. They spoke about the contribution of the Community Helpers for the good of the society.
General Science: Topic: Interdependence of Plants and Animals.
Date: 26.11.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students made a food chain showing producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, scavengers and decomposers using pictures of animals, birds and insects.
Mathematics: Topic: Decimals.
Date: 28.11.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students drew a grid of 10X 10 and learnt to find the product of two decimals by shading four groups of two-tenths (4 X 0.2= 0.8)
- SCHOOL ADOPTION PROGRAM
GRADE 9
Date: 15th October 2018 to 17th October 2018
"We make a living by what we get but, we make a life by what we give." - Winston Churchill
92 students of grade 9 went to Raigad for a School Adoption Program organized by Swades Foundation. 50 students visited the RZP New English School in Rawdhal and 42 students visited the RZP Panchkroshi Madhyamik Vidyalaya in Beloshi.
The students conducted various activities on personal hygiene and prepared study materials for the schools like charts, flashcards, worksheets, painting the walls with pictures of the parts of a plant, human body, figures of speech etc. The students visited the homes in the villages creating awareness on anaemia, importance of nutritious food and the need for immunization.
The students conducted math classes for students of different grades teaching them concepts like quadrilaterals, place value, graphs, angles, circles etc. The students also planted vegetable seeds, a gardening activity that they all enjoyed.
The experience of reaching out and connecting to the less privileged students was the biggest takeaway for the students from the trip. A local youtube channel covered the programme. Please find the link below:
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- Students Enrichment programme
A) Self -Defence techniques
Date: 16.11.18
Grade: 3-5
Resource person: Mr.Amit Tripathy, Shaili Shah.
Highlights: The national level initiative by Discovery India, aims to teach children self-defence through, Little Singham, an anime character. A demonstration on few techniques on Self -Defence was shown. The students were asked to practise, be alert at all times and shout for help when in danger.
- SPORTS DAY REPORT 2018
The Annual Athletic Meet for Seniors was held on the 29th October, 2018 at the Aarey Bhaskar Ground. After the welcome note was rendered by the Principal, the Chief Guest, Major N. Kango declared the Sports meet Open and shared a few words of wisdom with the students. He then lit the Scottish cauldron with the torch handed over to him by some of our brilliant student achievers in the field of sports namely, Apeksha Fernandes, Alisha Dhanasingh, Salonee Dey, Daryl Dhanasingh and Lisa Kullu.
The audience was spellbound by the March Past presented by the four houses consisting of students from Grades 8, 9 & 10, giving a brilliant start to the event. Grade 6 & 7 enthralled everyone with their colourful and rhythmic PT display using their attractive prop - the Hula Hoop. The entire troupe displayed a beautiful lotus formation bordered by waves. Students of Grades 8 & 9 demonstrated resilience and strength through their varied pyramid formations. The races were enjoyed by one and all. The 'Relay' and 'Tug of War' events were the highlights of the day. Parents eagerly participated in the races organized for them. The school alumni challenged the school's winning team to a tug of war. The closing March Past was a treat to watch. All the athletes having won in various categories marched with their heads held high in pride. The much awaited prize distribution ceremony saw the audiences enthusiastically appreciating the achievements of the winners.
The Sports Day concluded with a befitting vote of thanks by the Sr. Academic Coordinator Ms J. Kotian followed by the singing of the School Song & the National Anthem.
- Frexpression 2018
Another year of Frexpressions, celebrated as always on Children's Day, saw an enthusiastic and overwhelming response from students across all grades. From pre-primary students dressing up as animated Disney characters to grade 9 students narrating fairytales through audio effects, it was a literary delight.
While pre-primary students dabbled in clay moulding, students of primary and secondary displayed their beautiful creations in the form of bookmarks, facemasks, pretty pasta jewellery, paper bags, shoe designing, cup cake decorations, vegetable carvings, cushion covers, quilling, decorated hats, painted pots and mason jars. Flower arrangements, hair styling and fashion designing were a visual treat. The principles of STEM were brilliantly used and applied in 2D designing and scientific experimentation. Budding actors, stand up comedians, dancers, advertisers and musicians did complete justice to the platform provided to entertain their audiences through their brilliant performances. The 'Beat Boxing' and 'Best Out of Waste' events were the highlights this year. We had our own team of grade 9 reporters who covered the programme and made brilliant e-newspapers based on the event. The best walked away with prizes but every one left with a happy heart and a smiling face. All in all, the event was a success and students are already looking forward to the next Frexpressions!
- DATE: 22.10.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: World Food Day.
Date: 22-10-2018
Grade: 1
Highlights: Students of Grade 1 got coriander seeds and students of Grade 2 got fenugreek seeds to sow in the school garden. Students observed and learnt about the process of growing a plant. They are now eagerly waiting to see it grow.
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- DATE: 24.10.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Paper Bag Puppet.
Date: 24.10.18
Grade: Jr. Kg.
Highlights: The children brought a brown paper bag which was used to make giraffe puppets.
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DATE: 26.10.18
Event: Traditional Day
Date: 26.10.18
Grades: Jr. Kg. and Sr. Kg.
Highlights: Children came dressed in traditional clothes and brought traditional food with them. The festival of lights was discussed in class. Diyas were coloured with bright, resplendent colours. Children shared their food with their friends and enjoyed the time spent together.
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DATE: 19.10.18
Event: Puppet Show
Date: 19.10.18
Grade: Jr. Kg.
Highlights: A puppet show based on Mowgli and his friends conveyed the message of obeying elders at home and school.
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- DATE: 23.10.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Music and Movement (Animals)
Date: 23.10.18
Grade: Jr.Kg.
Highlights: The children came dressed with animal masks / headgear. They sang and danced to the beats of animal songs that they had learnt in class.
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DATE: 15.10.18
Event: Animals
Date : 15.10.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children wore animal/bird face masks and spoke about their favourite animal/bird with interest and enthusiasm. Children gained a lot of knowledge from each other through this activity.
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DATE: 23.10.18
Event: Clay moulding
Date: 23.10.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children thoroughly enjoyed making animals and birds of their choice with colourful play-doh. This activity also helped enhance fine motor skills.
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- AISM training program for Primary Math teachers.
Topic: Students Enrichment Program
Date: 16.11.18-18.11.18
Attendees: Ms. Beena Marar
Resource Person: Ms. Ruchira Khanna/Ms Anindita.
Highlights: The objective of the program was to explore different and innovative methods of teaching Math according to the new curriculum designed by the ICSE board
- Classroom activities / other activities
General Science: Food We Get From Plants
Date : 19.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students brought a plant product (eg. Cotton, wheat, carrot) from home. They spoke about its uses, the family to which it belongs and their habitat and identified the part of the plant. The students thus develop sensitivity towards plants, show respect for food and value for the same and most importantly not to waste food.
- Classroom activities / other activities
Showing Gratitude
Date : 19.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made colourful and decorative cards for the support staff in the school and also for the bus attendants, to show their gratitude towards them.
- Mathematics: Division
Date : 22.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students drew a house, based on the quotient they derived by division (The division problems were given by the teacher) This activity was aimed at the development of application of division skills of students.
- Smile Along With Me
Date: 20.11.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students shared their experiences about their friends who bring a smile on their faces and gave each other a Smiley they made. This activity taught them the importance of having a person in their lives who can make them smile.
- Celebrating World Vegan Day.
Date: 22.11.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students indulged in making a vegan salad to celebrate World Vegan Day. They learnt the importance of a diet which contains fruits and vegetables, which is important for a healthy life style.
- Chemistry - Learning by observation - Preparation of Oxygen
Date: 20.11.18
Grade: 7
Highlights: The students were able to observe the colour change which occurs when lead tetraoxide is heated and also the formation of oxygen during the preparation of oxygen.
- Students Enrichment programme
Subject: Mathematics
Date: 15.10.18
Grade: 4
Resource person: Mrs. Shubha Patankar
Highlights: Ms. Patankar showed easier ways of solving multiplication sums of 2-digits with 11 and 99, 3-digits with 999 and 9999.
- Staff empowerment initiatives
Topic: Deep Comprehension For Deep Learning.
Date: 16.10.18
Attendees: Ms. Vera Cardozo / Ms. Tina Quadras
Resource Person: Mr. C.P. Vishwanath (Co-founder and CEO of Karadi Path Education Company), Dr. Sriram Parasuram (BE, MBA, PhD in World Music from USA)
Highlights: This workshop showed the importance and techniques of comprehension, expression, reading and creative and critical thinking.
- CROWDFUNDING
10th September 2018 - 4th October 2018
Grade: 9 & 10
92 students of Grade 9 & 10 participated in the crowdfunding campaign organized by Fueladream. This campaign was held to help raise awareness and funds for aiding education for kids studying in rural areas / tribal schools located in the Palghar district around Sonave village. This is being done by giving them a year's supply of notebooks, pencils, pencil boxes, etc through a partnership with a NGO. These students were able to raise funds of INR 26.46 lakhs through this platform which will help over 4000 students.
- Field trip for Grade: 8
Date: Saturday, 13 October 2018
Grade: 8
Venue: CRISIL House, Hiranandani, Powai
Highlights: CRISIL House is a global analytical company that is deeply committed to minimizing their carbon footprint. They have received a platinum rating for energy saving and conservation. CRISIL house has features such as:
-SKYLIGHT - which optimizes about 70% sunlight and minimizes artificial lighting
-A control room for all ACs - to ensure minimal wastage
-Task Lights - to save energy after work hours
-Thermal reflective paint on the terrace- to reflect heat off the terrace
-A LUX sensor- to measure and control the illumination in the room.
-Gardens on every floor - to keep the lower floors cool
-A policy of no paper cups/ tissue paper- to reduce dry waste.
-A composting pit to recycle wet waste and produce quality manure which is used in-house.
Students learnt about the various techniques used for energy conservation/ water and waste management. They too can commit themselves to reduce their carbon footprint by consciously adopting means of energy and water conservation.
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- Student Solar Ambassador Training Workshop
Date : 02/10/2018
Venue : IIT Bombay (Gymkhana and Lecture Hall -302)
Grade : 10
Resource person : Professor Chetan Singh Solanki from the Department of Energy Science and Engineering and the founder of SoULS.( solar Urja through localization for sustainability )
Highlights: Grade 10 students of our School were among the 5700 students who attended a one day training 'Solar Student Ambassador' Workshop at IIT -Bombay to mark the institute's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations and the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. In doing so, they also set a new Guinness World Record for 'The most LED lights lit simultaneously, achieved by IIT-Bombay and the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy'. The students tested technical components before assembling their solar study lamps. As ambassadors, it is now their responsibility to spread the word about renewable sources of energy and keep the earth protected for the future generation.
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- Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Winter Season
Date : 25.09.18
Grade: Sr. Kg.
Highlights: Students brought winter wear and accessories such as mufflers, gloves, ear muffs to discuss the winter season.
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Event: Corn Chaat
Date: 26.09.18
Grade: Jr.Kg.
Highlights: Every child brought a bowl of boiled corn to class. With a dash of lime and chaat masala, the children relished the healthy snack.
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Event: LENS IT
Date: 27.9.18
Grade: 2C
Highlights: The students put up 'TEAMWORK' as their presentation topic. They gave an insight of how teamwork brings success in every situation. When people work together in harmony, they can achieve their goals easily. This concept was brought out through the story of a deer, trapped in a hunter's net and was rescued by a nest of mice. Through the performance that was inclusive of music, dance and videos, the students effectively brought out the meaning of TEAM: 'Together We Achieve More'
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Event : Winter Activity
Date : 19.09.18
Grade : Jr.Kg.
Highlights : Each child spoke about winter while sporting winter wear or carrying an object that symbolised winters. Food and animals were among the topics covered. They danced to winter songs and completed a worksheet on winter wear by sticking cotton on the pictures to depict snow.
Winter Activity Pictures
Event : Summer Season
Date : 19.09.18
Grade : Sr.Kg.
Highlights : Children came to school dressed in pretty floral pastel cottons, donning hats and sunglasses. They spoke a few sentences about the summer season and the food / drink that they enjoy while keeping themselves cool.
Summer Season Pictures
Event : Kinds of leaves and their use.
Date : 19-09-2018
Grade : 1
Highlights : Every child brought two different types of leaves and mentioned there use in our day to day life. They explained the use of leaves like coriander, curry leaves, bay leaves and mint leaves in cooking. Some students spoke about the use of tulsi, neem and alovera as medicine. While few students described the use of mango and banana leaves for decoration.
Kinds of leaves and their use Pictures
Event : Lens It
Date : 21/09/2018
Grade : 2 B
Highlights : The class took the topic 'Stand with Kerala' for their Lens It presentation. They began with the traditional Mohiniattam dance, followed by a mime that showed how the indiscriminate cutting down of trees added to the disaster. Students used tambourines in their street play to convey a message on social responsibility to the environment. They laid emphasis on the reasons behind the floods and the role that man played in this devastation. The tales of hope and humanity from the Kerala relief reports floods to prove that all is not lost. Students came up on stage and confidently expressed their thoughts and concerns.
Lens It Pictures
- Event: Food collage
Date: 20.08.18
Grade: Jr.Kg
Highlights: The students created a collage of food items that showed the importance of eating healthy food.
Food collage Pictures
- Event: Theme based class
Date: 24.08.18
Grade: Sr.Kg A
Highlights: A theme based class on colours was conducted. Children came dressed in different shades and hues. They spoke on primary colours and how secondary colours are formed. Children recited rhymes with great enthusiasm. Experiments related to colours were conducted by the children in the class guided by the teacher.
Theme based class Pictures
- Event: Fruit Salad
Date: 20.08.18
Grade: Grade 1
Highlights: Keeping in mind the concept 'The Food We Eat', children were divided into groups. Each group brought different fruits like pineapple, grapes, apples, oranges, papaya, sweet limes and bananas. They described the fruits as they exhibited them. With the help of the teacher the children mixed the fruits to make a salad. The teacher also showed them a video on healthy eating habits.
Fruit Salad Pictures
- Event: Activity on Adjectives
Date: 23.08.18
Grade: Grade 2
Highlights: Children were given cut outs of a cloud made by the teacher and colourful strips. They wrote the name of their friend on the cloud and adjectives to describe their friend. In this way children made a creative cloud, to appreciate their friends. They learnt the value of appreciating and accepting their friends as they are.
Activity on Adjectives Pictures
- Classroom activities / other activities
General Science: Measurement
Date / Week: 19.9.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students learnt the method of measuring solids and liquids using appropriate scientific apparatus, e.g. a simple weighing machine, a spring balance and a measuring cylinder. The students used a ruler to measure the length and breadth of the school diary. Through these activities they learnt about the different units used for measuring different substances.
Grandparents Day - Grade 3
Date / Week: 19.9.18
Highlights: The students brought pictures of their grandparents and made appreciation cards as a token of respect for them to celebrate Grandparents Day.
Grandparents Day Pictures
World Tourism Day - Grade 4
Date / Week: 19.9.18/ 21.9.18
Highlights: The students came dressed in traditional attire of their favourite tourist destination and spoke about the tourist attraction of that place. They learnt about the culture and the way of living of the various tourist destinations.
World Tourism Day - Grade: 5
Date / Week: 21.9.18
Highlights: In order to celebrate the World Tourism Day, students of Grade 5 designed a travel brochure of a tourist place of their choice. They learnt about the continent, places of tourist interest, the climate, the landforms and the modes of transport available to reach the destination.
- Grade 9 : Digital Footprint and Privacy
Date:4th September, 2018
Conducted by: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: Mr. Sayantan Sen started the session with the recap of previous year's session. Students shared their views about ideal profile pictures and societal expectations while also discussing 'online pressure', online games and how to be safe online.
- Lens It : Grade: 6C
Date : 27.8.18
Topic : 'Advertisement - Lies Legalised?'
Highlight: The students of Grade 6C brought about the pros and cons of advertising, an area which has an immense impact on the public in general. The students introduced the concept of advertising through enactments of various common ads. They showed the difference between, 'advertisement' and 'publicity'; and also threw light on the forms of advertising. The Principal aptly summed it up by asking both parents and students to apply their rationale and logic before believing in the tall claims of advertisements.
- Class room Activities - Middle School
English Literature- Learning by Doing
Date: 27.8.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students drew images related to early summer, that appealed to their senses, thereby dealing with different kinds of imagery- visual, tactile, auditory, olfactory and gustatory.
Board games
Date: 27.8.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students developed skills of reflective thinking and planning through board games.
English Literature- Creativity-Design a Comic Strip
Date: 28.8.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students created their own story using the comic strip format. This activity encouraged creativity and innovation while honing key skills such as composing and planning, producing and executing.
Civics-Rights to Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity for the Lower Income Group-Analytical Thinking
Date: 29.8.18
Grade: 7
Highlights: The students prepared a questionnaire for domestic help/security guard/sweeper were they lived to understand their views on the rights to justice, equality, liberty and fraternity. They prepared an analytical report of the same. Having revised the objectives of the Indian Constitution, they realised how ground realities can be different.
They were of the opinion that most people were satisfied and felt the objectives of justice and liberty were fulfilled. However, the government needs to take more measures to improve gender in equality and discrimination based on caste. The activity helped enhance their communication skills, research, data analysis and critical thinking skills.
English Literature- Sociogram- Creativity and Analytical thinking
Date: 30.8.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students of grade 8 prepared a Literary Sociogram on one of the short stories from their reader 'The Best of Saki' as a part of their English Literature class activity.
The students were divided into groups and picked a story by lots. The important features of a literary sociogram were discussed with the help of examples through a Powerpoint Presentation by the teacher. They were given a week to read the story. On the day of the activity, students sat and planned out their sociogram and created one on a PPT.
The students enhanced their analytical skills, their creativity, their technical skills and developed their social skills and also team spirit.
- Field trip for Grade: 7
Date: 31.8.18
Grade: 7
Venue: Nehru Science Centre
Highlights: The activity centered trip was based on the following subjects- Geography, Mathematics, Biology and Physics. Appropriate instructions along with printed hand outs were provided to the students enroute the venue. The students were asked to recognize the land marks along the route that was taken.
At the Science Centre, the students were asked to observe certain exhibits and note down the salient features. A questionnaire given to the students helped them to recapitulate all that they have learned.
Learning Outcomes-
Mathematics- The students collected data on 'Radiation Exposure - From Where and How Much' and noted the information on
a. Radiation exposure from medical exposure
b. Annual individual radiation exposure.
c. Composition of the total exposure radiation of the population in India.
The students later compiled this data and converted it into graphical form.
Physics-The students observed the exhibits related to different types of motion and kinematics. They studied how force enabled the ball to undergo the different types of motions.
Biology- The students observed and noted down the process involved in;
a. Conversion of stem cells into designer tissues
b. The process of filtration of blood through kidneys.
Geography- The students became amateur cartographers, as they plotted the route with landmarks, on the way to the science centre.
- Field Trip
Grade: 3
Date: 31.8.18
Venue: Bhavan's Nature Park, Andheri (West)
Highlights: The field trip was guided by experts.
The students saw hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits and a German shepherd. They were also shown the difference between rabbits and hares/turtles & tortoises.
The importance of rain water harvesting was explained to the children through a mini model.
Students enjoyed activities like the amoeba race and leaf-design.
A worksheet was done based on the trip.
- Field Trip
Grade: 4
Date: 31.8.18
Venue: Bhavan's Nature Park, Andheri (West)
Highlights: Students were introduced to the process of Vermi composting and shown various types of ant hills such as the pagoda ant nest. The students learnt how ants can use the dead bark of the tree and their own saliva mixed with soil to make an ant hill.
Students enjoyed a game on personality development in which they experienced the importance of teamwork, trust and concentration, after which they attended a small session on pet care.
A session on Origami was also organized for the students where they made seven different types of caps using a single sheet of newspaper. Students completed a worksheet which was based on the trip.
Field Trip Pictures
- Classroom activities / other activities
English Language: Aural Comprehension
Date / Week: 27.8.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: A passage was read out from Haydn Richards to enable the students to identify the central idea and specific details, distinguish fact from opinion, make inferences and predictions based on the information in the text. They could also infer meanings of unfamiliar words.
English Literature: Video Comprehension
Date / Week: 28.8.18
Grade: 3 & 5
Highlights: The students of Grades 3 and 5 watched videos (Robinhood & Room No. 13 respectively). This was followed by a questionnaire. The students were able to narrate the sequence of the story, judge the characters, identify the main ideas and also formulate questions.
Social Studies: Transport- Then and Now
Date / Week: 27.8.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students learned to compare and contrast the mode of transport used in the past with the present and present a picturesque evolution of transport.
- Scottish Model United Nations Conference 2018
The 6th edition of Scottish Model United Nations Conference (SMUN) was held on the 28th and 29th of August 2018 for the students of Grades 8, 9 and 10. Students of BSS, Mahim were invited to take part in the conference this year too. Many preparatory sessions were conducted and the first timers found this beneficial. An SMUN website was created by the Tech Team comprising students of Grades 9 and 10 to communicate instructions and announcements.
The committees and agendas this year catered to the Present and Future. The following committees were decided on:
1. The Futuristic Security Council (F UNSC)
2. The UN Women (UNW)
3. The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
In order to have the expertise required for the committee sessions, the alumni was invited to head the committees. The Co Chairs were selected from among the best of Grade 9 and 10 MUNners. The committees had Rapporteurs who assisted the Chairs.
The newsletter for both the days of SMUN has been uploaded on the SMUN website. Please visit the following link for the same: https://smun18.wixsite.com/powai
Please click on the link below to get the glimpse of SMUN'18.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwicI_647u0
The following constituted the Executive Board:
Secretary General: Ms. H. Kaur
- The Futuristic Security Council:
Chair: Ojus Sharma
Co-Chair: Anusha Sankholkar (Grade 9)
Rapporteur: Smriti Chaturvedi (Grade 9)
- UN Women:
Chair: Sanyukta Mathure
Co-Chair: Navya Sriram (Grade 9)
Rapporteur: Anshul Mitra (Grade 9)
- UNHRC:
Chair: Neil D' Costa
Co-Chair: Aayushi Mahajan (Grade 10)
Rapporteur: Shaleen Bansal (Grade 9)
Head of Journalism : Aditi Kumar (Grade 10)
Head of Photography : Sakshi Rammohan (Grade 10)
Head of Logistics : Manpreet Saini ( Grade 10)
The Tech Team included the following:
Akshat Mardikar (Grade 9)
Mehul Basu (Grade 10)
Shaun Fernandes (Grade 10)
Of the total number of 123 students, which 94 delegates represented different countries while the others became journalists, photographers, tech team, logistics members and creative team.
The conference began with the Principal, Ms. Sunita George addressing the gathering and the Secretary General declaring the conference open. Heated discussions and debates were a regular feature of every committee session thereafter. This resulted in the subsequent passing of fruitful Resolutions and Directives.
The conference ended with the closing ceremony during which the accolades were presented by the Principal. Participation certificates were presented to all the delegates, photographers, journalists and logistics members.
- ACCOLADES
F UNSC:
Best Delegate: Dhruv Arya
Outstanding Delegate: Manav Dharnidharka
Honourable Mention:
Ravish Mungee
Vedant Vishwanath
Tanmay Arvind
Verbal Mention:
Pragya Gupta
Mehul Basu
Aditya Agarwal
Lakshmi Krishnan
Ishaan Goel
Dhruv Jain
UNW:
Best Delegate: Aashima Chopra
The Outstanding Delegate: Aniruddh Sengupta
The Honourable Mentions:
Bhavya Nigam
Stuti Sharma
Aaditya Asnani
The Verbal Mentions:
Rajbir Saluja
Namita Jasper
Rishika Mukherjee
UNHRC:
Best Delegate: Rishi Ahuja
Outstanding Delegate: Sahil Rao
Honourable Mentions:
Amey Agarwal
Neel Joshi
Arnav Singh
Verbal Mention:
Ansh Purohit
Naman Savla
Devansh Desai
BEST PHOTOGRAPHER: Karan Nagdev
BEST JOURNALIST: Ananya Pritam
- Classroom activities / other activities:
Event : Rainy season activity
Date : 06.09.18
Grade : Sr.Kg.
Highlights : The students brought a monsoon favourite - corn cooked in different ways (steamed, flakes, baked etc.,) as a healthy snack.
Event : Summer Fun
Date : 06.09.18
Grade : Jr.kg
Highlights : The children came dressed in cool cotton summer wear with sun hats and sunglasses. The importance of wearing these was explained to them. As part of the activity they wore their accessories, had a class race and stylishly posed for photographs.
Lens It
Date : 06-09-2018
Grade : 2A
Highlights : The students of grade 2A presented 'Self-Discipline - The Key To Success. Topics like completing H.W on time, eating healthy, exercising, reading and respecting the speaker were covered. The idea was to help students understand that to achieve something they must work hard and it is possible to work hard only through self-discipline. This was enacted and presented through song, dance as well as an exercise routine. They made it very clear that if one takes care of the small things right, then one would get the big things right as well.
- Information Literacy and Cyber Bullying (Students enrichment program)
Date: 4.9.18
Grade: 6 to 9
Resource person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: Mr. Sayantan Sen covered the following topics in a series of workshops held on 04th September, 2018.
Grade 6 - INFORMATION LITERACY AND CYBER BULLYING: While being briefed about online safety, students were made aware about Watsapp and You Tube and how these platforms work. They were shown the difference between private and personal information and how to be cautious while sharing such information.
Grade 7 - INFORMATION LITERACY: The students were made aware of how fake news is created and how they can be identified from real news. The economics of advertising agencies was explained briefly and they learnt the importance of developing critical thinking while being online.
Grade 8 - DIGITAL FOOTPRINT AND PRIVACY: The subject of cyber-bullying was dealt with in detail. While students were encouraged to introspect their own online behaviour, students were taught to be judicious in sharing personal information on social media platforms.
- Report - 11th August - 19th August 2018 - Third floor
15th August, 2018 - Independence day
The event started with flag hoisting and singing the national anthem. This was followed by prayer service asking God's blessings to be showered upon our country. This was followed by the Inter house debate and an open discussion with the students, parents and teachers. The topic for discussion was: ' Are Indians progressing more than the nation itself?' We as Indians need to ponder if the nation is progressing as much as its citizens are, both within and beyond its borders. In the present scenario where the nation seems to be muddled in the politics of power, caste, reservations, polarization etc., it is vital to take a step back and think about its effects on our nation's most powerful resource, 'the young minds'. Are the current dynamics of the country driving them away to potential 'greener pastures'? Why doesn't the progress of each citizen translate into the progress of the nation and vice versa. These were the thoughts expressed by the speakers of the four houses.
- Students Enrichment programme
Topic (Students enrichment program)
Date: 13.8.18
Grade: 4
Resource person: Ms. Madhuri Sawant.
Highlights: "Yaru-Key" has been introduced by the education division of Toppan, Tokyo for Grade-4. The students use tabs provided to them during the class. The unique feature of this platform allows the teacher to identify every student's difficulty separately through the software's artificial intelligence.
The objective of the programme is to provide the students with sufficient practice and ensure that they understand the concepts well.
The Yaru-Key recommends different questions to every student through stumbling point algorithm and the difficulty level of questions is automatically set based on each student's level.
The Yaru-Key can be used in online /offline mode.
- Topic: Independence Day
Week: 14.08.18
Grades: K to 5
Highlights: The students came dressed in Tri coloured clothes and shared Tri colour snacks. Students were engaged in various activities as a part of Independence Day celebration.
1. Jr.Kg made bookmarks with vegetable printing.
2. Sr. Kg spoke a few sentences on the impact of Independence Day.
3. Grades 1 and 2 had a classroom discussion on the courage and sacrifice of our great leaders.
4. Grade 3 students spoke about what freedom means to them.
5. Grade 4 students discussed the importance of National Symbols of India.
5. Grade 5 spoke about the impact of famous personalities like Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Mother Teresa, Rakesh Sharma, Kalpana Chawla, Sunder Pichai, Vishwanathan Anand and P.V. Sindhu.
- B. Classroom activities
Theme based class.
Topic: People Who Help Us
Week: 07.08.18, 14.08.18 & 20.08.18
Grade: 2A
Highlights: Keeping in mind the contribution of the people who help in the progress of our community, the students of Grade 2 prepared a theme based class. With the help of props, students confidently spoke about the roles and responsibilities of our helpers and emphasised on how much they deserve our respect.
Salad making
Topic: Healthy food
Week: 07.08.18
Grade: Sr. Kg
Highlights: Sr.Kg enjoyed preparing healthy and nutritious sprout and corn salad by mixing healthy ingredients like sprouts, corn, broccoli, potatoes and lime juice under the teacher's supervision. They learnt just how tasty and filling a salad can be.
- Report for the week 06.8.18-17.8.18
Lens It by Grade: 6A
Date: 6.8.18
Topic: Superstition - The Death of a Thinking Mind
Highlight: Students introduced the concept of superstition as a blindly accepted belief which affects one's behavior and state of mind through enactments of commonly prevalent superstitions, especially those believed by the student body. A court scene showed a personification of superstition being sent to a correctional facility for rehabilitation. The audience too agreed that rationale triumphs over superstition. The Lens It ended with The Principal summing up the essence of advocating scientific principles and developing the attitude of questioning idle beliefs and thoughts.
Lens It by Grade: 7A
Date: 25.6.18
Topic: The Selfie Craze: Self Expression or Self Absorption
Highlight: The topic was dealt with meticulously by the students of Grade 7A. A 'Mime' expressed the selfie craze that's taken over everyone and a short piece of enactment also showed the evolution of selfies. Consumer preferences while buying a smart phone are all centred around the 'camera' feature. 'Selfie deaths' was a topic handled sensitively by the students. The debate followed by an interactive session with the audience, was highly effective in sensitizing our pupils on the said topic.
Lens It by Grade: 7B
Date: 2.7.18
Topic: Hawkers: Choose them or Chase them
Highlight: The students of Grade 7B were successful in creating a setting which depicted a typical market place with hawkers taking centre stage, and a mock demolition drive by the municipality followed by a debate. The audience travelled back in time to understand how hawking set a precedent to trade. During the interactive session, alternative methods of relocation of hawkers in the city were discussed. The students stood on the fence, many sympathizing with the hawkers.
Lens It by Grade: 7C
Date: 6.7.18
Topic: 'Are We Ready to be Plastic Free?'
Highlight: The students of Grade 7C answered the aforesaid rhetoric question with the statement that 'Plastic Surgery' will not beautify but destroy Mother Earth. The students eloquently described the ill-effects of plastic and the need for alternatives to be used in its place, through a skit, street play and a staged talk-show. The quiz at the end of the session drove home the adage 'Where There Is A Will To Ban Plastics, There Is Surely A Way'. The show enlightened all about the judicious use of plastic in the process.
- Class room Activities - Middle School
History - Learning by doing- Excavation activity
Date: 8.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: Young Archaeologist-The students discovered objects used in the past that gave them information about the styles in early civilization
English Language- Fabulous Flags Activity- Collaboration between Language & Art
Date: 12.6.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students designed customised flags that represented themselves. They spoke a few lines on these self-designed icons that revealed who they really were.
General Science- Learning by doing- Kinetic theory of Matter
Date: 14.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students observed the movement of molecules at different temperatures. (normal, 60°C, 1°C) and understood the properties of matter.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 21.06.2018
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students measured the dimensions of various objects using thread, pile of books. They learnt to make observations and take accurate readings using ruler.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 22.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students applied the mathematical skills to find the thickness of a single two rupee coin with the thickness of 10 coins, measured using a ruler.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 25.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students applied measurement skills and suitable formulae to calculate area and volume of a regular shaped object like the School diary.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 27.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students developed accuracy and mathematical skills while using a graph paper to find the area of irregular surfaces.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement - Lab Activity
Date: 29.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students learnt to calculate the volume of an irregular solid like a stone using a measuring cylinder (250ml).
Biology-Learning by doing and observation- Osmosis and Transpiration
Date: 3.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights:
Osmosis: Students observed the changes in raisins and grapes when put in sugar solution and water respectively.
Transpiration: Students noted the process of transpiration by covering plant in a polythene bag. The students observed that the presence of water droplets on the inner surface of the bag indicating the transpiration.
Mathematics - Learning by doing - Puzzles
Date: 4.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The concept of square and square roots were reinforced through Tarsia Puzzles.
English Literature - Dialogue writing and Presentation
Date: 5.7.18 - 10.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students engaged themselves in a dialogue writing and an enactment of scenes from the book to bring out the satiric yet humorous side of bookshop employees and a paranoiac variety of customers that flock the store.
Chemistry- Learning by observation - Separation of Mixture activity
Date: 5.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students learnt about the different techniques used for separation of mixtures such a use of a magnet to separate it from non-magnetic substance, evaporation, distillation/sep of two miscible liquids, separating funnel (sep-one, dense and light liquid)
English Language- Creating a profile
Date: 11.7.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students created their profiles, describing who they are, thus bringing out their unexplored selves. The students were asked to stick their picture in the center of A4 size sheet and stick cutouts of pictures from magazine and newspapers that describes them. They were then asked to give a caption that encapsulates all that the poster stands for. They presented the poster to the class and spoke about themselves for a minute using the poster.
English Language - Declamation
Date: 1st August, 2018 to 3rd August, 2018
Grade: 7
Highlights: "Speech is power: speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel…." The students put this power to use through the medium of declamation..
e.g. 1) 'I Have A Dream' by Martin Luther King.
2) 'Having A Plastic Free World' by Wilsen Sisters
3) 'A Leonic But Ironic Speech' by Indira Gandhi
4) 'A Patriotic Speech' by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.
General Science- Checklist of Do's & Don'ts of Personal & Community Hygiene
Date: 8.8.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students prepared a do's & don'ts personal and community cleanliness (in groups) as part of the activity conducted after the flip teaching.
English Language - Recitation
Date: 31st August to 2nd August 2018
Grade: 6
Highlights: Poetry come alive through recitation and dramatic expression. The students enacted the poems with the help of props.
- Students Enrichment programme
- Report for the months of June/ July 2018
- Bridge class
Date: 17th/18th/19th July, 2018
Grade: 5, 4, 3 respectively
Resource person: Amaresh Deshpande.
Highlights: The students were given a demo of Bridge class through the KIDA app and various brain teasing worksheets.
- Reading Programme
Date: 27.7.18
Grade: 3 & 4
Resource person: Ms. Bhavna Singh
Highlights: Author Ms. Singh conducted a reading session followed by interaction with the students on her book of short stories titled 'Short Express'.
- School Anniversary
Date / Week: 22.6.18
Grade: 3-5
Highlights: The School celebrated its 21st Anniversary on 22nd June 2018. The day began with a prayer service for Grades 1-10 led by the Principal and Coordinators. The Juniors had a fun-filled day playing board games like Pictionary, Dumb charades and Treasure hunt. Dr. Gracy Fernandes - Vice President of the Nirmala Niketan Institute. Dr. Fernandes inspired the students to think and dream big and to take pleasure from the simple things that life affords us. This was followed by Basketball tournament for Seniors.
- Classroom activities / other activities
- General Science- Living and Non living things
Date: 25.6.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: Understanding the features of living things by growing a plant in a sponge which was kept in class.
- English Literature: Monster Mask Making
Date: 10.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students used their creativity and imagination to make masks. This was extension of the topic 'Under the Bed' from Grade 3 syllabus
- Mathematics: Geometrical Shapes
Date : 12.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made tangram puzzles to understand the spatial orientation of solid shapes
- General Science: Cleanliness, Hygiene and Health
Date: 30.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students were taken around on the second floor to observe and list the areas which were not clean. This created an awareness about the importance of cleanliness.
- Mathematics: Geometrical Shapes
Date : 30.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: Making a party cap and decorating the same with geometrical shapes to get a better understanding of shapes.
- English Language: Story Telling
Topic: The story of the past.
Date: 31.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students chose one of the given topics and narrated a story on 'A Friendly Alien Who Comes To Earth' or 'You Are Out On A Walk When You See A Dog That……' They were judged on Content and Vocabulary, Diction, Expression and presentation.
- Social Studies: Making of Seals
Date: 19.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students brought colourful moulding clay. They designed seals with engravings that they studied about in 'The Story of the Past'.
- Mathematics: Numeration
Date: 19.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students were given a pack of 6 cards with numbers in their groups (7 groups). They were asked to make the smallest / largest number, predecessor/successor using the given set of cards. They also wrote the numerals and their expanded forms.
- English Language: Aural Comprehension
Date : 25.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: An aural comprehension was conducted to enhance their listening and understanding skills.
- English Language: Story Telling
Date: 31.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students chose to narrate a story on 'A Detective Story' or 'It's Okay To Be Different'. They were judged on Content and Vocabulary Diction, Expression and presentation.
- Social Studies: Evolution of Human Beings
Date : 25.6.18.
Grade: 5
Highlights: A PPT was presented to the students on Stone Age and Bronze Age along with a role play. The students were able to understand the process of Human evolution. They learnt that fossils, tools and bones were an evidence of ancient life forms.
- General Science: The Circulatory System
Date : 17.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The teacher made a stethoscope using a funnel and a tube. The students checked the pulse rate and heartbeat in pairs.
- General Science: The Circulatory System
Date : 20.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students were taken to the Biology laboratory to observe the different organs of the Circulatory System.
- English Language: Tenses
Date: 27.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The class was divided into groups of seven. One child from each group enacted a particular verb that the rest of the class guessed. The other six children of the group made sentences using the verb in the Simple and Continuous form of that verb.
- English Language: Monoact on the characters of Harry Potter
Date: 31.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students dressed up as a character of Harry Potter of their choice and enacted the same. They were judged on Costume, Diction, Expression and Presentation.
- Independence Day:
Date: 15th August, 2018
On account of the 72nd Independence Day Celebrations, we as Indians need to ponder if the nation is progressing as much as its citizens are both within and beyond its borders. In the present scenario where the nation seems to be muddled in the politics of power, caste, reservations, polarization etc., it is vital to take a step back and think about its effects on our nation's most powerful resource, 'the young minds'. Are the current dynamics of the country driving them away to potential 'greener pastures'? Why do they find immense progress on another soil while in their own mother land they struggle to get what they deserve and what is rightfully theirs? Why doesn't the progress of each citizen translate into rightfully theirs? Why doesn't the progress of each citizen translate into the progress of the nation and vice versa. These were some of the questions that students explored at Bombay Scottish School Powai on the Independence day. The event started with flag hoisting and singing the national anthem. This was followed by the debate and an open discussion with the students, parents and teachers. The topic for discussion was : ' Are Indians progressing more than the nation itself ?' Vedant Pradhan,School Sports Captain gave an anecdote of football team stating that while a player may win Best Player, the team could take pride in it but this necessarily does not imply that the team has won the match. To this, Jeremiah Abraham argued that for the player to be a best player or make maximum goals the team members have helped by giving him the passes. The discussion was moderated by Devak Bharadwaj, an alumnus of Bombay Scottish School Powai. who also raised interesting questions for the audience like 'While we as Indians are proud of the fact that an Indian is a CEO of Google, we ought to have invent a Google of our own. The responses gave interesting insights of the socio-cultural background and the progress of India post independence. The fact that the economic development of a country was different from its economic growth was also highlighted. Also the fact that the progress of a nation doesn't just entail its economic progress but social, political and health are also some of the parameters that need to be taken in to consideration. The discussion helped in sensitizing the students towards the importance of working for the progress of the nation in various fields.
- Music Fest - 'Rhapsody of Rock'
Date: 10th August, 2018
Grade: 5 to 10
Highlights: This was the second year of 'Rhapsody of Rock'. The event provides an open platform to the budding musicians. The event doesn't declare any winners but encourages students to participate and experience the joy of music. Students from Grades 5 to 10 are encouraged to form bands and display their musical prowess without inhibitions and fear. This year there were 28 bands that participated in the event involving 140 Students. Parents were present in large numbers to encourage their wards.
- Parent Teacher Meeting
Date: 10th August 2018
Grade: K - 10
Highlights: The first Parent Teacher Meeting of the academic session was marked with a overwhelming response of the parents. Many parents met the teachers and were glad to discuss the progress of their child in the new academic year.
- MISSION WEEK (Students enrichment program)
Date : 6th - 13th August 2018
Grade : KG to 10
Resource Person : Mr. Dinesh Salian & Team, Scripture Union
Highlights : The Theme for this year's School Mission Week was "The Masterpiece".
The students were introduced to the theme by means of the story of a person abandoned by his own parents who became a notorious criminal but was transformed by God's love to become His Masterpiece. The students participated in the program by action songs, quizzes and many other activities. The Students learnt that God created each of us as unique individuals to be His Masterpiece.
- Lens It
Lens It by Grade: 3A
Date: 7.8.18
Topic: A Pet Is For Life!
Highlight: The message was conveyed through a short skit on a child demanding a pet and parents teaching him the pros and cons of owning one. The students came up and spoke about pets being stress -busters and the responsibilities one should fulfil while owning a pet.
Students were asked to choose wisely and well before demanding for a pet as if has its own pros and cons. While owing a pet can free one of stress, it does come with its own share of responsibilities.
- Mission Week
Date: 6th - 8th August 2018
Grade: K - 10
Resource person: Mr. Dinesh Salian, Scripture Union
Highlights: With the help of the real life story of a boy named Stephen, students were taught about various moral values like trustworthiness, fighting temptation, etc., that inspired students to take the right decision and follow the right path.
- Workshop on Design thinking, Smart Spaces and Leadership training
Date: 3rd August, 2018
Grade: 10
Venue: Indian School of Management & Entrepreneurship (ISME) Campus, India Bulls, Lower Parel
Resource Persons: Leadership Training - Prof. Mahesh Nazare Design Thinking - Prof. Abhishek Smart Spaces - Prof. M. Rishab
Highlights: The students of grade 10 attended the ISME School of Management and entrepreneurship. Hands on workshop on Product designing, Smart Space and Leadership skills was conducted by the ISME faculty. Students were also exposed to the various design and management courses offered by the institute.
- Field Trip
Field trip for Grade: 5
Date: 3.8.18
Grade: 5
Venue: Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Thane
Highlights: The students of grade 5 discovered the beauty of Yeoor Hills, which lies in the Thane side of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. On the trail, they were shown the flora and fauna, the gradual gradation in the forest vegetation: from a scrub like forest at the beginning to good, tall evergreen vegetation ahead. It was a pleasure to walk through the lush greenery. The trail suddenly opens out to a large ground surrounding by small rocky hills with mini waterfalls. As they climbed the plateau, there was a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding hills and paddy hills awaiting them.
The students discussed the ill effects of climate change and oil spills. They engaged themselves in various activities on the food chain and the disastrous effects of oil spills and how it devastates the marine life.
- Leadership training, Design thinking and Smart Spaces (Students enrichment program)
Date : 3rd August 2018
Grade : 10
Resource Person : Leadership Training - Prof. Mahesh Nazare
Design Thinking - Prof. Abhishek
Smart Spaces - Prof. M. Rishab , Indian School of Management & Entrepreneurship (ISME)
Highlights : Hands on workshop on Product designing, Smart Space and Leadership skills was conducted by the ISME faculty. Students were also exposed to the various design and management courses offered by the institute.
- Field trip for Grade 5
Date : 3rd August 2018
Venue : Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Thane
Highlights : The students of grade 5 discovered the beauty of Yeoor Hills, which lies in the Thane side of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. The resource person highlighted gradual gradation in the forest vegetation: from a scrub like forest at the beginning to good, tall evergreen vegetation ahead. The students were asked to complete a worksheet based on the trip.
- Interact Club Inauguration program
Date: 1st August 2018
Grade: 8 & 9
Resource person: Rtn. Ashok Deshpande
Highlights: The Interact Club for the year 2018-19 was formally started with the installation of the new office bearers for the year 2018-19. The service began with the Lord's Prayer followed by the National Anthem. The students were addressed by the Principal Mrs. Sunita George who spoke about giving something back to the society. The new members were inducted by the President of the Rotary Club, Powai, Mr.Hanuman Tripathi. The Chief Guest Mr. Ashok Deshpande addressed the gathering and called upon the students to contribute to the society by undertaking various welfare programmes.
The following are the office bearers of the newly formed Interact Club:
President : Anusha Sankholkar
Vice President : Rishi Bhat
Treasurer : Shaun Menezes
Secretary : Bhavya Nigam
Joint Secretary : Ojas Kumar
Seargant of arms : Aakar Babu
Board Members 1 : Pearl Eldho
Board Members 2 : Laksh Sharma
Board Members 3 : Ishita Vohra
Board Members 4 : Shreya Saha
- TRAIN THE TRAINER (Staff empowerment initiatives)
Date :5th June 2018
Attendees :All Teachers
Resource Persons :Prof. David Wittenberg, Prof. Janak Vadgama, Prof. Jyoti Rao & Prof. Anjana Vinod of the Indian School of Management & Entrepreneurship (ISME), at India Bulls
Highlights : Workshops were conducted for all participants on Critical Thinking, Creative Engagement for Experiential Teaching, Design Thinking, Leadership and Team Building
- PARENT ORIENTATION:
6th June 2018 - Sr.Kg to 8
7th June 2018 - Grade 9
8th June 2018 - Grade 10
14th June 2018 - Jr.Kg
The parent's orientation for the academic year 2018-19 started with a recap of the year gone by. The results of ICSE 2018 was discussed along with the activity plan for the year 2018-19.
The parents were briefed on what their child would be learning and the opportunities available to the child through the year. An overview of the upcoming events for the academic year was also presented. The school reiterated the guidelines, rules and regulations to be followed by the students.
- INVESTITURE CEREMONY
Date :13th June 2018
Attendees :Grades 8 to 10 & Parents of the Student Council
Highlights :The Investiture ceremony marked the end of the election process where interested students were asked to campaign for their roles and based on the students and teachers vote, the Student Council and Prefects were elected. The Investiture ceremony is also a beginning, where the Student Council and Prefects are formally invested into their respective roles. The event began with a prayer followed by exhortation from our Principal, Mrs. George. She spoke about the qualities of a good leader. The message centered around the thought 'A good leader may be far from being perfect but perfection is always what he strives for'. She encouraged our young student leaders to inspire and empower others while also taking charge of themselves.
Given below are the names of the new Office Bearers and Prefects for 2018 - 19
- STUDENT COUNCIL
School Captain - MEHUL BASU
School Vice Captain (Boys) - DHRUV NARAYAN
School Vice Captain (Girls) - DIVYA THOMAS
Sports Captain (Boys) - VEDANT PRADHAN
Sports Captain (Girls) - SHREYA OMPREETI
Captain MacPherson - ANIKET IYER
Vice Captain MacPherson - SHOUNAK ACHARYA
Captain Catherine- LISA KULLU
Vice Captain Catherine - ANANYA MATHEW
Captain Macgregor - REUBEN ROUSE
Vice Captain Macgregor - NACHIKET SHEKHAR GARG
Captain Elizabeth - NAOMI HEDGE
Vice Captain Elizabeth - NAMITA JASPER
Captain Haddow - SHAUN FERNANDES
Vice Captain Haddow - AKSHAT KALE
Captain Anne - MEGHNA RAMARATNAM
Vice Captain Anne -APURVA MUKHERJEE
Captain Kennedy - AARON CORREYA
Vice Captain Kennedy - AYUSHMAAN
Captain Victoria - ANANYA SINGH
Vice Captain Victoria - SHALEEN BANSAL
- SCHOOL'S 21 ST ANNIVERSARY
The School celebrated its 21st Anniversary on 22nd June 2018. The day began with a prayer service for Grades 1-10 led by the Principal and Coordinators. The juniors had a fun-filled day playing board games, dumb charades and a Treasure hunt. The senior students were given an opportunity to interact with Dr. Gracy Fernandes who is the Vice President of the Nirmala Niketan Institute. Dr. Fernandes gently inspired the students to think and dream big and to take pleasure from the simple things that life affords us. She quoted from some brilliant minds and shared anecdotes to drive this point home. Energy was high among the senior boys and girls as they shot hoops (or cheered) in the semi-finals of the Inter House Basketball Tournament.
- SENIOR PRIZE DAY
The School's Twenty first Annual Prize Day for Seniors was held on 26th June 2018 at the Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai. Mr. V. Thomas, Member of the COM, BSOS, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, BSOS Mrs. L. Middlecote, Hon. Secretary, BSOS, Mrs. Molly Paul, Principal of BSS Mahim graced the occasion with their presence.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. Rhea Mall, the School's Vice Captain (2017-18) presented the Welcome Note. This was followed by the Chairman's Address by Mr. V. Thomas. The Principal, Mrs. Sunita George presented the Annual Report (2017-18). Mrs. L. Middlecote introduced our esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. A.P. Jayaraman, Nuclear Scientist, Ex-BARC. He spoke about the 3 important C's of life: Commitment, Creativity and Communication. After releasing the School magazine, the Tartan, he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners from Grades 6-10.
NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS:
1) Tvishaa Bagai won the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2017 was won by both Samriti Mudaliar and Rohit John Mathew.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Std 9 was presented to Shreya Ompreeti.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Rohit John Mathew, Disha Lalwani, Jasmine Rishikesh Chaugule and Rhea Mall
5) Divya Tulapurkar won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Standard Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) Red House won the Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence and The Cock House for Best All Round Performance
7) The Trophy for the Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza was won by the Red and Green House
8) The Trophy for the Inter House Dramatics Competition presented by Mrs. Shaheen Pawane was won by the Yellow House
9) Mrs. Esther Selvaraj, Academic Coordinator(ICSE), Mrs. Roopali Mandrekar and Mr. Rajaram Chavan (Members of the Teaching Staff)and Ms. Seema Pawar, Ms. Inndu Sonawane and Ms. Ramila Jaiswal (Members of the Support Staff) were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School Powai.
10) Mrs. Rekha Malhan, a member of the teaching staff had compiled her late husband, Commander Ravi Malhan's anecdotes of life into a book called 'Fighter' which within a week of its release was ranked 13th on Amazon's bestseller list. She presented the same to the Chief Guest.
11) The Yellow House presented their prize-winning play 'The Monkey's Paw' written by W.W.Jacobs. The play used foreshadowing, imagery and symbolism to explore the consequences of tempting fate.
12) A talented dance brigade from Grades 5 and 6 lit up the stage with their dance 'Try Everything' and this was followed by 'Here Comes Treble' , an acapella performance by the songsters from Grades 6-10 who presented a medley of 'Some Nights' and 'This is Me'
13) The programme concluded with a heartwarming Vote of Thanks by the School's out-going Captain, Shlok Mulye and the School Song & National Anthem
- PTA General Body Meeting
The First GBM of the PTA for the year was held on 6th July 2018 in the School Premises. It was attended by Mr. S.V. Albal, the Principal, the SAC, the Coordinators and the Parent Representatives. The meeting began with a prayer by the Secretary of the PTA. The committee members of the PTA were introduced by the Principal. The report for the year 2017-18 was presented by Ms. Kalyani. This was followed by the Statement of Accounts as of 31st March 2018 and the Committee Reports. The Chairperson addressed some concerns put forward by the parents. The meeting concluded with a prayer.
- Intellectual Property Rights (Students enrichment program)
Date :17th July 2018
Grade :7 & 8
Resource Person : Dr.Ankita Jain,IPR consultant at Hindustan Unilever;M.Com, Ph.D in Commerce (Intellectual Property Rights)
Highlights :The students were introduced to the concept of ownership of non-tangible assets and terms like IPR, Patent, Copyright and Trademark. This was made more interesting using real life examples. The students were made aware of the dangers of counterfeit products. They were shown counterfeit products and taught to identify obvious counterfeits.
- Bridge Workshop (Students enrichment program)
Date :16th to 19th July 2018
Grade :3 to 6
Resource Person :Mr.Amaresh Deshpande, Mathematics Teacher from Kodaikanal
Highlights :The students were given a demo Bridge class using the KIDA app designed by Mr. Deshpande. The students enjoyed the session. The resource person taught that since Bridge stimulates both the left and right sides of the brain, it improves skills in concentration, logic, imagination, lateral thinking, articulation, cooperation, patience, mathematics, memory and psychology and is also a tool of social mobility.
- Judo Workshop (Students enrichment program)
Date : 20th July 2018
Grade : 5 to 8
Resource Person : Mr.Suresh Kanojia of The Kanojia Martial Arts and Fitness Studio
Highlights : Judo was introduced as an Olympic Sport that improves the quality of life of those who practise it. Mr. Kanojia demonstrated Judo's most prominent features of subduing an opponent by immobilizing him with a pin move or a joint lock or a choke.
- Reading Programme (Students enrichment program)
Date : 20th July 2018
Grade : 4 & 5
Resource Person : Ms. Bhavna Singh - Director- Communications (Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India)
Highlights : Ms. Singh , the author of 'Short Express', a book of short stories, had a reading of two of the stories 'My Grandma - My Hero' and 'The Magic Caravan' from the book. The students were captivated through the reading and she encouraged the students to think and to question by the post reading discussions.
- Crowd Funding (Community Service)
'Fuel A Dream' invited our students to raise funds for heart surgery of needy kids on their online crowd-funding platform. This was an opportunity for our students to help the underprivileged as well as to learn crowd-funding. Our students rose to the occasion raising Rs 10.88lakhs in a very short time. This went to meet the needs of 43 needy children at the B.J.Wadia Hospital. Taking this one step further, a group of students visited the hospital on 27th July 2018, and had the opportunity of seeing the patients as well as the care-givers in action. This interaction further stimulated them to do more for the needy in society as well as encourage their peers to do so.
- VISIT TO THE B.J. WADIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
In the month of April, in 2018, 27 students from Grades 9 & 10 took the initiative to collect money for children with ventricular septal defect (VSD). It was the "Little Hearts" crowdfunding campaign, a program of FuelADream organization tied up with the BJ Wadia Hospital. Our goal was to collect Rs. 25000 each. At the end of around three weeks, Bombay Scottish School, Powai had managed to collect almostRs.11 lakhs. This was a huge achievement which helped many patients.
On the 27th of July, 2018 these students were taken to the Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children in Parel, where they were shown a video on all the kinds of work done by the hospital. Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala, the CEO of the Wadia Hospitals, interacted with them. This hospital caters to most of the possible problems a child (from newborns to 16 year olds) can have. It receives grants from the Maharashtra government, Rotary Club, Being Human, Siddhivinayak Trust, and of course, FuelADream. 80% of the patients who come to this hospital are from the lower class.
The students learnt that their funds were utilized for the open heart surgeries of about 43 needy children at the hospital. These were very impressed with the SSD (Social Service Department) which donated clothes, toys and other forms of help to the families of patients who were from the lower strata of society.
Our group of 21 children was split into two in order to the see the various heart treatment related rooms. Our group was guided by Ms. Dhanashree, the "open heart surgery coordinator". First, she showed us the OPD (Out Patient Department), clean wards, a large pharmacy, the PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) and CathCad (Cardiac catheterization).They saw equipments, like ECG monitors, baby weighing scales, an incubator, and many others.
A students heartfelt response on the visit….."Overall, I really liked this idea and experienceof visiting this hospital. Our heart melted when we saw tiny babies with oxygen masks, nebulizers, saline intravenous, and bandages. To see a little, doll-like infant in an incubator was depressing. It was one of those times when I felt how lucky I am as an individual, who is fit and fine, can walk, talk, sit, eat on my own, play , go to a good school and live in a good house. When you see children who are extremely thin or weak due to a medical issue or are extremely small, it pierces your heart. When we saw the children who were helped by our funds, we felt so proud and happy. I was speechless. All we prayed for, at that moment was the quick recovery of those adorable children. I wish good health and life to them and that they can do all the things a physically normal child can do. I am really glad with what BJ Wadia Hospital is doing for children and what they are giving back to the society. Frank Guzzetta once said, "There's nothing more rewarding than giving back and making a difference in the lives of people in this great community" - Apurva Mukherjee Grade 9
- Lens It by Grade: 1C
Date: 7th March, 2018
Topic: Beautiful Hands
Highlights: The most beautiful hands are of those who help others. This message was brought out by the students of Grade 1C with their performance.
- Lens It by Grade: 3B
Date: 8th March, 2018
Topic: Peer Pressure
Highlights: The students presented a poem(with actions) and a role play to bring out the differences between positive and negative peer pressure. The topic helped the students to understand the role and influence of peers in their lives. They also learnt about the importance of taking correct decision by following positive peer pressure.
- PETA Workshop
Date: 9th March, 2018
Grade: 3 & 4
Resource persons: Ms. Puja Mahajan, Ms. Himani Ghoshal and volunteer Mr. Ganesh Khot
Highlights: A video depicting animals taking care of themselves and their young ones showed, that the animals also have feelings like humans. A quiz was conducted thereafter. The students also took a pledge not to be cruel to animals and take care of them.
- WORKSHOP ON INFORMATION LITERACY
Date: 13th March, 2018
Grade : 6 & 7
Resource person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: The Speaker, while explaining the meaning of Information Literacy to the students, emphasized the effect of cyber bullying on emotional, and social well being of a person. A video to understand the concept of victim, bully, bystander and accessories was shown to the students. The workshop ended with a question-answer session.
- WORKSHOP ON DIGITAL FOOTPRINT AND PRIVACY
Date: 13th & 15th March 2018
Grade: 8 & 9
Resource person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: The Speaker highlighted the importance of digital privacy as he asked the students to introspect their online behaviour while being on popular social media sites. He also spoke to them about digital consumer behavior, advertisements on facebook, customized ads and being safe online.
- Lens It by Grade: 3C
Date: 15th March, 2018
Topic: Safety
Highlights: The importance of being safe was highlighted through a presentation on bus rules that must be followed by the students. The students highlighted the importance of having rules by reciting a poem and also enacted a scene on road safety. They concluded their presentation with a dance.
- Lens It by Grade: 4C
Date: 15th March, 2018
Topic: Never Give Up
Highlights: Students focussed on always standing tall and being positive. They gave examples of people from different spheres of life who never gave up in spite of obstacles and are successful today. They concluded with a message for all to believe in themselves.
- PUBLIC SPEAKING WORKSHOP - CONFERO CLUB
Date: 9th April, 2018
Grade: 7 - 9
Resource person: Mr. Shijin Sreeraman and Mr. Ravi Sharma from Impetus360, an affiliate of Toastmasters International
Highlights: Students were given cues to enhance the structure of their speech, keeping in mind three aspects namely, Content, Body Language and Voice Modulation. Man mapping was taught through which they could assess each member's speech in the group. The workshop was followed by a J.A.M. (Just a Minute) session.
The students learnt about the best practices of Public Speaking drawn from participants of the World Championship (WCPS) of Public Speaking, including evaluation parameters.
- FIELD TRIP FOR LITERARY CLUB
Date: 9th April, 2018
Grade: 6 - 8
Venue: Asiatic Library
Highlights: The Asiatic Library which was established in the year 1804, by the Britishers, is 213 years old and is one of the very famous and old libraries in Mumbai. Students learnt about its varied services, the availability of resources and how one can access it. The 'Conservation Lab' of Asiatic Library where scientific methods are used to preserve old books fascinated them. Students learnt about the resources available at the Asiatic Library. They appreciated the scientific treatment used to conserve old books, manuscripts, newspapers and journals.
- FIELD TRIP FOR NATURE CLUB
Date: 9th April, 2018
Grade: 6 - 8
Venue: IIT Bombay
Highlights: Students learnt to identify various trees and plants by observation and learnt the scientific and common names of all the trees and plants observed.
- CANVAS PAINTING / FLOWER MAKING WORKSHOP - FINE ARTS CLUB
Date: 9th April 2018
Grade: 6 - 8
Resource person: Ms. S. Krishna, Ms. V. Fernandes
Highlights : Students learnt about acrylic painting on canvas and how to make flowers using stocking material.
- FIELD TRIP FOR STEM CLUB
Date: 10th April, 2018
Grade: 7 & 8
Venue: Talwade near Shahapur (Organised by Gram Oorja)
Highlights: Students learnt how solar panels transformed the lives of villagers who have lived without electricity in the past. Students witnessed an active solar plant and learnt about solar panels, storage and distribution of solar energy.
- RECREATIONAL CUM ADVENTURE TRIP
Date: 11th& 12th April 2018
Grade: 9
Venue: Adventure Plus, Bhor
Highlights: Students took part in various adventure activities like rappelling, Burma bridge, rock climbing, rifle shooting, etc. They also visited the Rajiv Gandhi Zoo and snake park.
- ANNUAL CONCERT FOR PRE-PRIMARY SECTION
Date : 10th April, 2018
Theme: Willy Wonka and the Chocolatiers
Venue: Basement
Highlights: The tiny Scots go on a sugar rush of an adventure filled with important life lessons covered in delicious chocolate. A dollop of right behavior and cup full of kindness make for the best kind of chocolatey-goodness!
- Vacation Bible School [VBS]
Date : 16th - 20th April, 2018
Grade :1 - 9
Highlights: Five days of VBS included fun-filled activities like skits, action songs, colouring and stories based on the theme EVEREST through which students were taught Biblical values. The last day was an open day where the students put up a presentation for their parents.
14.05.2018
Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2017- 2018!
· Total Number of Students appeared: 122
· Total Number of Successful students: 122
· Tvishaa Bagai topped the school by securing 98.17 % ( Total - 589/600)
· 100% students passed and all students secured first class and above
- Our Rankers:
Name Average Score
Tvishaa Bagai - 98.17
Samriti Mudaliar - 97.83
Rohit John Mathew - 97.83
Jasmin Rishikesh Chaughule - 97.67
Disha Lalwani - 97.33
Saumya Goel - 97.17
Rhea Mall - 97.17
- Average of Best 5
(English + Best 4)
90 and above - 52%
80 - 89 - 34%
70 - 79 - 12%
60 - 69 - 2%
<60 - 0
- Average of all Subjects
90 and above - 41%
80 - 89 - 36%
70 - 79 - 17%
60 - 69 - 6%
<60 - 0
- Percentage Wise Break-up of ICSE-2018 BSS-Powai Results(English+Best 4)
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- Percentage Wise Break-up of ICSE-2018 BSS-Powai Results(Average of all Subjects)
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27.03.2018
- Bridge Class Report
Bridge is a sport that seeks to build on one's intellectual faculties and better knowledge of others. Bridge stimulates both the left and right sides of the brain, improving skills in concentration, imagination, lateral thinking, articulation, cooperation, patience, memory and psychology.
The students of Grades 6 and 7 took to Bridge class most enthusiastically. Many left that the game made them think of new strategies and that even if they were at a disadvantage, the game could still be won. After a few classes and worksheets, they were introduced to another game - 'Hool' which proved to be equally challenging. It kept them on their toes as they had to come up with innovative moves, while interpreting those of their opponents'. They learnt the art of speculating and the direction in which they had to be placed. The game come as a heartening relief from the many other online games played in solitary. Bridge compounded their social skills and gave them an opportunity to bond with each other.
The teachers too observed a few students attempting to use similar logic while solving math. The worksheets provided to the students explained the rules of the game in detail. The students were kept engaged all through the sessions as their analytical and critical thinking skills were honed.
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12.03.2018
- SCHOOL EVENTS:
On 7th February 2018, students of the ICSE 2018 batch were given a formal Valedictory prayer service. The Principal and class teachers of grade 10 shared words of encouragement and inspiration with the students. Students reminisced their bittersweet journey in school, with a sober reckoning of the new phrase of life that waited for them beyond the school gate. Earlier that day, the Out-going Student Council handed over the charge of their responsibilities to the newly elected Student Council 2018-19. The chosen elect are as follows:
1. School Captain: Mehul Basu
School Vice Captain for Boys: Dhruv Narayan
School Vice Captain for Girls: Divya Thomas
2. Sports Captain for Boys: Vedant Pradhan
Sports Captain for Girls: Shreya Om Preeti
3. RED HOUSE
Captain of MacPherson House: Aniket Iyer
Vice Captain of MacPherson House: Shounak Acharya
Captain of Catherine House: Lisa Kullu
Vice Captain of Catherine House: Ananya Mathew
4. BLUE HOUSE
Captain of Macgregor House: Reuben Rouse
Vice Captain of Macgregor House: Nachiket Garg
Captain of Elizabeth House: Naomi Hegde
Vice Captain of Elizabeth House: Namita Jasper
6. YELLOW HOUSE
Captain of Haddow House: Shaun Fernandes
Vice Captain of Haddow House: Akshat Kale
Captain of Anne House: Meghna Ramratnam
Vice Captain of Anne House: Apurva Mukherjee
7. GREEN HOUSE
Captain of Kennedy House: Aaron Correya
Vice Captain of Kennedy House: Ayushmaan
Captain of Victoria House: Ananya Singh
Vice Captain of Victoria House: Shaleen Bansal
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- Founders' Day was celebrated on 17th February 2018. The day remembers with gratitude the vision of our Founders who set the foundation for education and helped Bombay Scottish School leapfrog to the ranks of being one of the elite schools in Mumbai.
Students came to School with their parents and showcased with confidence and ease all that they had learnt in that year. Through innovative games, indoor play, theatrics, scientific experiments and models, elocution and power-point presentations, students welcomed their parents to their world that is constantly learning and evolving. One of the high points of the day involved a self programmed robotic 'hand' that replicated one's hand's movements. There was also a presentation of the different class activities (academic and extracurricular) conducted in the year, including those that involved community service. Each child was given an opportunity to speak and interact with the class of parents. It was heartening to see their enthusiastic participation
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- Grade 5 attended a workshop that taught them to Dream Big and Always Think Positive on 23rd February 2018. There are many obstacles that come in the way of fulfilling one's goals or dreams but thinking positively can help one achieve all that he sets out to do. Stories of such successful world personalities were shared with them to give this message more clearly.
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Grade 3 too attended a workshop that aimed at developing empathy. The students learnt to understand another's condition from their perspective and thus improve on their pro-social (helping) behavior.
After a mesmerizing performance from the Koreans, Grades 7 and 9 explored Celtic music from the French region of Brittany. The band comprised two brothers and a DJ… Yannick Plantec on the Guitar, accompanied by Odran Plantec on the Bombarde (a traditional Brenton woodwind instrument) played to the synths and rhythms by DJ Ibril. They performed old traditional Brenton music giving it a modern twist. The mélange of traditional instruments and modern technologies create contemporary Celtic compositions that are exuberant and fresh, while still remaining rooted in tradition. Our school band too had an opportunity to play along with the band. It was an enthralling performance and gave the students a peek into how collaborating with bands work.
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- LENS IT
Grade 6C took up Gender Equality as their Lens It topic and emphasized on the patriarchal mindset that tends to dominate most world societies. The plight versus the rights of women was discussed about. There was an interesting dialogue among the students who believed that it wasn't only about fighting for equality between men and women but also for the transgender community.
Grade 8B highlighted on how nationwide or statewide protests affect the country's economy. While peaceful protests like the Swadeshi Movement, Jan Lok Pal Bill and the Nirbhaya Movement brought about a positive change in the society, a negative/violent protest does more harm than good. The students in their discussion felt that it was not so much the protest, as much as it was the reason justified and the manner of the protest that needed to be thought of. Protests ought to be non-disruptive, non-violent and not held as a mindless display of emotions.
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The meaning of the phrase 'Juvenile Delinquency' was explained by Grade 8C which followed a story of one such Juvenile Delinquent. A shadow act helped portray the painful separation of his parents which left him traumatized and led him to commit crimes. Through the story, the students depicted a court scene where the prosecution and the defense argued whether the Juvenile should be tried as an adult. The students were well versed with the recent rulings. They highlighted the rise in the juvenile crime rate over the decades with the help of a presentation. The most recent cases were also discussed in an interactive session and the students were also given ways to handle their emotions.
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Grade 3A depicted the true meaning of Cooperation which is an antithesis of Competition. Through a dance, song and mime, they reinforced the old adage that many hands do make light work. They agreed that at times it is difficult to adjust with one another, but by cooperating, everyone benefits. It works in the best interests of all social groups.
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- STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS:
Hindustan Times received more than 84,000 applications for the 2017-18 Scholarship Programme from more than 220 schools this year, of which 150 applications were shortlisted. The 50 winners were finally selected for Scholarship after a gruelling two-step selection process consisting of a written essay round and personal interview round. Meghna Ramaratnam of Grade 9 was one of the 50 winners from grades 5 to 9.
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- CLASS TRIPS:
The Heritage Club of Grades 6-9 went to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya as a part of their club activity. Apart from the sections on natural heritage, textiles and art, they also visited a special exhibition titled 'India and the World'. The exhibition was divided into nine segments named as Shared Beginnings, First Cities, Empire, State and Faith, Picturing the Divine, Indian Ocean Traders, Court Cultures, Quest for Freedom and Time Unbound. The arte facts in each segment were displayed aesthetically and provided a lot of information. The students also took part in fun activities like minting coins and making bookmarks.
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- STUDENT WORKSHOPS:
The school had organized a workshop on Human Rights for the students of Grade 8 on 30th January, 2018. The workshop was headed by the 'Reach Director' of the UN (Youth for Human Rights wing), Mr. Fraiser and Ms. Sheena Chohan, an ambassador of Youth for Human Rights. Students were informed about human rights and duties through a comprehensive video, 'The Story of Human Rights'. They were made aware of the thirty rights which each human is entitled to and actively participated in the question - answer session that followed. The phrase, 'Universal rights should become a fact and not remain a wishful dream' echoed each time when a human right was violated, reminding them of an important moral obligation to voice out & speak up when such situations arose.
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- TEACHER WORKSHOPS:
Ms. R. Raghuvanshi and Ms. R. Fernandes attended the 'The STEM' storytelling festival on 13th January 2018 at the Nehru Science Centre in order to pay tribute to Dr A.P Jayaraman for his contribution to creative school literature for children in the genre of fact-fiction fusion stories. Innovative narration techniques, panel discussions of Principals from note worthy schools were among the highlights of the day.
- STUDENT ACTIVITIES:
The Pre-Primary students celebrated International Hat Day on 15th January 2018. They came in with uniquely decorated and colourful hats and even spoke a line or two about them.
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Learning through Kahoot!
Kahoot is a game-based platform that creates an emotional, playful, engaging and truly social learning environment. Students are encouraged to look up while playing and connect with each other instead of looking down into their textbooks or devices. The School uses this platform to teach and revise many subjects.
Students of the secondary section played Kahoot enthusiastically during the revision sessions of English Language and Mathematics. Customised quiz sessions are made on topics such as Determiners, Tenses, Phrasal verbs, Integers, Fractions, algebraic expressions etc.
This year, Kahoot was also used to churn out the Inter- house General Knowledge mavens for the year 2017-18. The teacher customized a quiz with questions from varied fields. The best part of the quiz was the spontaneity in which students answered the questions as that determined their scores. Both the students and the teacher had a wonderful time during this high-spirited quiz session.
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09.03.2018
- Republic Day
The School celebrated the country's 69th Republic Day at School with the hoisting of the tricolor by the Principal, Mrs. S. George. A prayer service was held for the students of Grades 5-7 and their parents. The Principal urged the audience to reflect on their responsibilities towards the nation before demanding their rights. The winners of the Inter School competitions held in the past year were felicitated by the Principal. Grade 7 students used role play, panel discussion and audiovisual aids to throw light on the structure of the Parliament, the relevance of participation in democracy, the evolution of voting mechanism over years, the duties and responsibilities of the election commission. The Choir presented a foot tapping number that praised the country's bright presence on the global leaderboard.
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- Grades 1 & 2 - Trip to Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A field trip to Sanjay Gandhi National Park was organized for the students of Grades 1 and 2.With a view to take the E.V.S. topic of 'Animals Around Us' and Hindi topic Animals outside the four walls of the classroom. Children visited the national park on 21st February for a field trip. They learnt that national parks are made to protect animals that live inside them. The park gave an insight to the children about the life of animals. They enjoyed the greenery and all the tall trees and saw different kinds of plants. The children were taken in a bus deep inside the forest to see the animals. They saw a tiger walking majestically towards the pond. They were thrilled to see the lion, lioness, tigress and the deer running into the woods. Children visited the information center where lots of pictures were displayed of different animals like the tigers and their cubs different types of snakes and monkeys. The preserved body of the lion and the tiger was also kept in a glass case. Later a video clip was shown about the national park which gave the children a brief idea on how the animals are looked after. The trip was followed by classroom discussion and a worksheet to consolidate the learning.
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- Grades 3 & 4 - Trip to Maharashtra Nature Park
On 23rd February the students of grades 3 and 4 went on educational tour to the Maharashtra Nature Park in Dharavi. This is a man-made forest built on a garbage dump. The children reached the venue at 9:45 a.m. They were briefed about the nature park and the various species of plants, animals, insects and reptiles found in the park through a slideshow. They were then divided into five groups, each group was escorted by a guide and a teacher. The guides explained about the varieties of plants and trees that the children came across on their way on the nature trail. The students saw the butterfly garden, the Nakshatra garden, etc. The students were also sensitized about the deteriorating state of environment by showing them about the present state of the Mithi river. The guides also explained about the various water harvesting techniques used, eco-friendly colours made out of certain flowers and the importance of preserving the habitat of animals. The trail got over by 1.10 pm, post which the children were given a 15 minutes break. They returned to school by 2.15 p.m. and were dispersed by 3.00 p.m.
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- Grades Pre-Primary (Jr. and Sr. Kg) - Trip to Dolphin Aquarium
The children of Jr.kg & Sr.kg went for a field trip to the Dolphin Aquarium. They enjoyed the bus ride together. They were filled with awe looking at the different variety of colourful birds and fish. They related some animals to the discussion they had in the class while learning the concept. Children gleefully fed the fish and were thrilled to see them gobbling the food. They were amazed to see the Iguana and the Turkey. The next day the students were shown a PPT with pictures of all the birds and fish that they saw at the aquarium followed by a worksheet that completed the learning experience.
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- Grades 6 to 10 - Senior Sports Day
The Annual Athletic Meet was held on the 5th February, 2018 in the Arya Baskar grounds between 7.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. Principal hoisted the flag along with the Chief Guest. Opening of the sports meet was declared by the Chief Guest. As per the tradition the last year winner leads the march past. Students of Grades 8 - 10 marched with their house Capitan leading the squad. The highlights of the meet was a torch run by the achievers of Sport: Apeksha Fernandes(7c), Alisha Dhanasingh(7c), Salonee Dey(7A), Lisa Kullu(9A). There was a PT display by grade 6 & 7, and the uniqueness of it lay in the prop which was a colourful and flexible sink pipe. The prop displayed student's flexibility to mould themselves in varied environment. This was followed by the Pyramid formation by the students of grade 8 both girls and boys. This is the first time that girls displayed human pyramid demonstrating resilience and strength. Relay and Tug of war were the highlights of the day. The school alumni challenged the school winning team to a tug of war. The closing march past was a treat to watch. All the athletes having won in various categories marched upright with their heads held high in pride. The prize distribution ceremony which followed was the most cheered event. The sports day concluded with a befitting vote of thanks by Ms J. Kotian.
- Grades K to 5 - Junior Sports Day
The Junior Sports Day was held on 16th February, 2018. The day began with sports for Grades 1 and 2 at 7.00am, followed by Pre-Primary at 9.00 a.m. and finally by Grades 3 to 5 at 10:30.
PT Display by Grades 1 and 2 was performed on drumbeats followed by the song "Happy" using dumbbells decorated with yellow ribbons.
The Pre-Primary used colourful pinwheels on musical beats displaying rhythm and fitness.
The highlights of the meet were there was a torch run by the achievers of Sports: Raphael Kullu (3A) Angelina George (5A), Bhargav Palani (5B)and Daryl Danasingh(5B). March-past by grades 4 and 5.
Grade 3 showcased synchronization, harmony and physical endurance using tambourine for their drill. Each grade took part in the flat races
Every child participated in the flat race and they were felicitated with Gold, Silver and Bronze medals. This was followed by theme race. All the children were awarded medals for completing the theme race.
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08.03.2018
- Grade 6 - Trip to Durshet
An overnight trip to Durshet was organised for students of Grade 6.
Starting at 7:15 am the buses reached Durshet at around 9:30 am. After a quick breakfast at the venue, the children assembled in the ground. The students were taken on a trek in the forest near the campsite. It was a rocky terrain but the feeling of getting closer to Mother earth was overwhelming. Trekking further the children found the Burma Bridge- a rope walking activity for the thrill seekers. Initially it seemed very scary walking on a rope at a height but surprisingly one by one all the students were able to cross it successfully. Each activity was preceded by a demonstration. Thorough safety measures were ensured for everyone. Zip lining, Rapling and Tarzan swing were other activities that were conducted
Activities such as Archery and treasure hunt followed a sumptuous vegetarian lunch. Class 6A was the winner in the treasure hunt.
After evening snacks everyone proceeded to Monteria Resort. Thrilling DJ night was followed by dinner.
The resort had adventure sports such as Burma Bridge ,Tyre swings and Body zorbing. The students participated in these sports on day two
We left for Mumbai after lunch .The students were dispersed from school by 4:30 pm
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- Grade 7 - Trip to Bhandardara
A two day trip was organised by the school for Grade 7 to the picturesque Bhandardara. On 9th February, a Friday, fifty eight students of grade seven accompanied by four teachers embarked upon a journey to this location at Igatpuri.
The students were colour coded in blue on day one in order to keep discipline. Soon after lunch they visited the Randha falls and the Wilson Dam- the largest earth Dam built by the British depicting engineering excellence.
The base of the dam has a garden that boasts of thick greenery, huge trees and little streams
Later in the evening the students visited an Ashram School near the resort and interacted with the students of the school.
On day two, soon after breakfast students and teachers went trekking to the Kalsubai peak which is the highest peak of the Sahyadri Ranges. The view of this majestic mountain is an amazing sight in Bhandardara.
Grade 7, reached school at 8:30 p.m. that evening
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- Grade 8 - Trip to Lonavala (Della)
An overnight trip to Lonavala (Della) was organised for students of Grade 8.
Started our journey at 7:15am on Friday the 9th of February. We stopped at the Monteria resort for breakfast and then headed towards Zara's Resort. Post lunch, we went to Della Adventure Park. The students were queued up and given safety instructions and an entry wrist band. They had the liberty to choose 8 activities of the 42 activities made available there.
Students thoroughly enjoyed outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, Horse Riding, Land and Aqua Zorbing, Bubble Soccer, Double Seater Tandem Cycling, High Rope Challenge, Rodeo, Rocket Ejector, Dog Walk, Bungee Trampoline. There were many indoor attractions as well which included Hard Ball Net Cricket, Chess, Air Hockey, Virtual Racing Cars, Virtual Bowling, Virtual Boxing Etc.
After a day of fun filled adventures, we returned to the resort. The students freshened up and day 1 came to a close with a rocking DJ nite.
The next day began with a visit to the Karla Caves where our enthusiastic students climbed up 750 steps leading to a complex of ancient Buddhist Indian Rock-Cut caves. The students admired the historical structures depicting the architectural skills of a period stretching from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD.
Our next stop over was the wax museum , where students clicked pictures with wax models of celebrities such as Messi, Amitabh Bachchan , Beyonce, Prince Willam and Kate, Jackie Chan, Ranbir Kapoor etc. We ended our tour on a sweet note with a visit to the Maganlal Chikki factory.
The trip truly resonated the thought, "It's better to see and do something once than to hear about it a thousand times”. This trip would be etched in their memories forever.
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22.01.2018
- The Annual Concert 2017 was held at Shanmukananda Auditorium on 15th December 2017. 1250 students across grades 1-10 participated in the show under the theme, 'A.I. And I'. Times of India covered the event in the following words: This concert commenced with a performance by the school choir and a band display. After the lighting of the lamp by dignitaries, it was time to witness the thought-provoking and power-packed performance. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is openly discussed in schools and other forums as it has the potential to change the future of mankind. AI or the science and technological development to engineer intelligent machines and the impact on students were portrayed brilliantly. Through performances and videos, students covered wide range of social issues from carefree childhood being robbed by modern day gadgets to challenges faced by teenagers. Academic stress, parental and depression were highlighted. The performance conveyed, 'We are not dying from the cold outside but from cold within,' which threw light on the lack of warmth in humans.
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Principal Sunita George shared that all the videos were a part of the school project done by the students. While addressing the parents, she remarked "Should we fear the learning and reasoning of machines or should we welcome it and use it as a tool to magnify our intelligence? We are developing technical skills in children but we need to prepare them to deal with the turbulent world as well. While delivering the vote of thanks, she expressed her gratitude to guests from Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society: DS Parekh, deputy chairman, V. Runganandhan, Varghese Thomas both members, SV Albal, treasurer and administrator, Louiza Middlecote, Hon. Secretary of Bombay Scottish School Orphanage Society and Molly Paul, Principal of Bombay Scottish School, Mahim. While inspiring the students, she said, "The world will judge you, misunderstand you, their opinions aren't your problems. You stay committed to love and be free in your authenticity. No matter what they do or say, don't doubt your worth or the beauty of your truth. Just keep shinning like you always do."
- TEACHER WORKSHOPS
Ms. Ridhima Kapur attended a workshop on Teaching of Social Studies held by Oxford University Press on 25th November 2017. The workshop was conducted by Ms. Indira Subramanian. The workshop dealt with technical aspects of learning strategies like Picture Walk, PQRST and graphic organizers.
Ms. Tracy Pereira attended a workshop on the Teaching of English held by Oxford University Press on 25th November 2017. Dr. Chumki Biswas the resource person for the workshop demonstrated ways to help students with their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills
- STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Students of Grade 2 celebrated Mickey Mouse Day by donning the famous cartoon's ears and costume on 17th November 2017. They enjoyed listening to the History of this immortal toon and his journey to fame.
Ms. Jyotsna Singh from Scholastic conducted an activity for grade 3 on 21st November 2017 based on their reader Jungle Book. She asked the students to describe Mowgli using adjectives. Ms. Singh gave handouts to the students which had adjectives in them and asked them to work in a pairs. They had to identify the true /false adjectives.
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She also organized a sequencing activity for Grade 4 from the book Robinson Crusoe. The students were eventually shown a video and asked to identify the visuals and relate it to the book. They were asked to choose five items they would require in case they were deserted. Students of Grade 2 took the topic of shopping to a whole new level when they were asked to get empty cartons of different products and duplicate Indian currency notes. The cartons were collected a week prior to the day of activity. The products were displayed and the children role played as customers and shopkeepers. The customers exchanged currency and took the change for the products purchased by them. The shopkeeper in turn scanned the products and prepared bills for the same.
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World Television Day was celebrated by Grade 2 on 21st November 2017. The students debated on the advantages and disadvantages of viewing television. The debate also helped in sensitizing the students about effective and meaningful use of Visual Media.
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World Hello Day was celebrated by the students of Grade 1 on 21st November 2017. The children greeted each other by saying hello. They also went around greeting other classmates from other sections of the same grade. They made and exchanged cards with their friends.
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Students of Grades 1-10 had a Christmas Party on 16th December 2017. They came dressed in coloured clothes and enjoyed a morning of food, music, dance and fun. The day began with the assembly that highlighted the story of Christmas. It was a great start to the Winter Break.
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- LENS IT
Grade 6B took up 'School Safety: A Joint Effort' as their Lens It topic on November 24th, 2017. They began by greeting the audience and moved into the first act which was a fire drill, where students followed all the safety rules well which helped them exit the building safely. A few students then explained the importance and need for school safety by giving examples. This was followed by an enactment through which the importance of safety was conveyed. The students brought out a valuable point that school safety is not possible without complete cooperation from everyone i.e. the school teachers, support staff, parents and students. The students concluded the presentation by singing the song 'In Harmony' which ended with a rap song. At the end of the 'Lens It' the Principal shared her words of wisdom with all; highlighting the importance of school safety and how we as individuals need to take initiative to be safe at all times.
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Grade 4B showed the Effects of Gadgets and Technology for their informative Lens It session. A debate was presented on the advantages and disadvantages of the use of gadgets. A small skit by the students showcased the importance of family and friends over gadgets and technology.
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Grade 9B conducted their LENS IT session on RESERVATION - IS IT JUSTIFIED ON THE BASIS OF CASTE? on 31st October 2017. They spoke on the reservation of seats in educational institutes and government jobs. This presentation started with a song, followed by two skits which highlighted the apathy of students when it comes to admissions in various government colleges for professional courses.
It was followed by a panel discussion and an open forum which answered many queries of the audience from grades 8&9. This question answer session was supported by a power point presentation.
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Grade 4A presented their LENS IT topic 'CULTURE OF RESPECT' on 7th November 2017. The presentation started with a depiction of the behaviour of students in class when they do not respect the teachers, each other and the school. This was followed by a panel discussion where people from different segments of the society (parents, grandparents, paediatricians and counsellors) expressed their views on the causes of such behaviour in class. The session concluded with the message: Respect yourself, respect others and take responsibility for your actions.
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Grade 6A presented their LENS IT topic 'THINK GLOBAL, ACT LOCAL' on 9th November 2017. This adage was taken up by the students to show its relevance in various fields of life, that is, in education, marketing and environment.
The presentation started with a video that was shot by the students themselves, showing the different ways students littered their surroundings. The video headed the discussion forward and the students introduced the concept of thinking globally and acting locally. Case study of McDonalds in India was discussed.
Interviews of school staff and the school captain were also taken to understand their role in bringing in a change in students' life with regard to acting locally for a better global perspective. The session concluded with the students listing various ways in which each one of us can make a difference in the world with their small yet significant actions. A question and answer session was also conducted where the audience was encouraged to ask questions regarding the topic and presentation.
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Grade 9C presented their LENS IT topic 'WOMEN IN COMBAT' on 16th November 2017. It did not just reveal the military aspect, but also reflected upon the combat faced by women in every sphere of life. The presentation started with a brainstorming session on women in history who have made a mark in combat, followed by a skit and an debate on the topic: Should Women be allowed to enlist themselves in the Defence Services? It was a heated discussion which got the audience completely engrossed in the variety of views being presented.
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- BEYONDARIES:
The school launched 'The Global Scholars Programme that spans more than 10,500 students in the age groups of 10-13 from 50 large cities across five continents. As a part of this program 15 students of Grade 7 from the school under the guidance of the school teachers will communicate with students around the world.
This year's curriculum is "Feeding Our Cities." Students will discover the global food system and its impact on cities around the world. They will learn about nutrition and food access and their influence on public health, and discover the complex systems needed to grow and distribute food to the world.
As a part of the programme the students will write, create videos and use other technology to complete assignments, sharing them with students around the world through Global Scholars "e-classroom." This structure allows students to learn about new cities, countries, and cultures directly from other students their own age. It also strengthens students' skills in technology, communication skills in English, and understanding different perspectives. They will also take photos or record videos, and gather information, in order to create a presentation to share with international peers. By exchanging perspective, students will build an understanding of global issues and local cultures.
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- WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS
A Reading Activity for Grades 3-8 was conducted by Scholastic Publications. Ms. Jyotsna Singh, a corporate trainer and certified English teacher who specializes in 'Holistic Development of Children' was the resource person. Students were encouraged to work in pairs and groups and did a host of reading and writing activities that covered readers like Gulliver's Travels, The Best of Saki, Four Sherlock Holmes Mysteries, A Christmas Carol and Best of O 'Henry.
Grades 6-7 had a workshop on 'STAND UP FOR YOURSELF' on 5th and 7th November by the School's Counsellors. The following concerns were discussed
Dealing with peer pressure and bullying.
Cyber-bullying and its prevention.
Reporting cases of Cyber bullying.
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A workshop was conducted by the Department of Police, Mumbai for the students of grades 8 and 9 on CITIZEN AWARENESS. The officers from the Department of Police (Security Team) briefed the children on the do's and don'ts during an emergency situation. The children were shown a Presentation that depicted the ways in which one can be an alert citizen. They enlightened the students about the different types of bombs used by terror outfits and gave reasons as to why unclaimed objects need not be touched. Real life incidents were narrated to create awareness among the youth. Problem statements were made and children were probed with questions so as to check their alertness and awareness on certain issues. At the end, Sr. Police Officer Mrs. Purewal stressed on why security rules plays an important role in each one's life.
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Students of grade 8 and 9 enjoyed the session of Brainstorm held at and by BSS, Mahim on 11th November 2017. They were an audience to the many young achievers like Aarti Kubur- a social worker, Deep Mehta - Dancer, Kutuk Shivastava - Comedian and Actor, Kanchan Daniel - Clinical Psychologist and Musician, Raghav Mittal - Musician, Madhuvati s. Kumar - Fabric Designer who shared their experiences with the students.
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- WORKSHOP FOR TEACHERS
A workshop was conducted for the English teachers of Grades 1-8 on Saturday, 4th November 2017. It was organized by Pearson and the speaker was Ms. Lalitha Eapen, the author of Aster, (text book for English Literature followed by Bombay Scottish Schools).
The resource person emphasized the need for being patient while teaching English language particularly since many students are not native speakers of the language.
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- FIELD TRIPS AND EXCURSIONS
As part of the Navy Week 2017 celebration the students of Grade 9 were invited to visit Indian Navy warships which are docked at Tiger gate. They visited the INS Chennai warship. The students enjoyed the rich feel of the warships. They were guided by the officers/sailors to understand the layout of the warships. Each of the warships weighed about 7000 tones. They were shown the helipad and the hangar for helicopters, as well the missiles in different docks,( for long range ,short range and 360 degree rotation),the radar to receive and transmit messages, anchor and the control room. They learnt about the hard life of the security forces and were moved with the sacrifice they do for the nation. Overall the experience was enriching, as it created a respect and sensitivity to the community that serves our nation.
- SCHOOL ADOPTION PROGRAMME - RAIGAD
"Without community service we would not have a strong quality of life. It is important to the person who serves as well as the recipient. It's the way in which we ourselves grow and develop"-Dr Dorothy Height
The Grade 8 and 9 students of Bombay Scottish School, Powai school volunteered to work with New English School, Ravdhal in Raigad from 08th November, 2017 to 10th November, 2017. The programme was organized by 'Swades Foundation'. 'Swades Foundation' was founded by Ronnie and Zarina Screwvala with the objective of empowering rural India.
The students were divided into groups to conduct several activities for the rural children of the school. On their arrival, they were given a warm welcome by the principal, staff and students of the New English School. During the 3 days, the students had prepared worksheets to teach mathematics and hygiene, engaged in role plays, explained the importance of nutrition and immunisation, visited houses and performed street plays to create an awareness of anaemia. They also demonstrated science experiments. Our students not only taught the rural children but also learnt a lot from them especially the fact that a lot of learning can happen outdoors rather than spending time with gadgets. They made charts, flash cards and IEC paint material for the primary kids. A strong bond was developed between our students and the students of New English School, Ravdhal.
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- FREXPRESSIONS
The intra school Fest 'FREXPRESSIONS' was organised to celebrate Children's Day. Each student chose two events to participate based on their interest and talent. As a part of this fest the following competitions were held:
Grades Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg :
Fancy Dress Competition (Cartoon Characters)
Grades 1 - 3 :
Mono Act, 2D design, Biscuit Topping, Proud to be Geek (proving a scientific or mathematical concept through experimentation), Bookmark making, Solo Singing, Dance, Face Mask making.
Grades 4-5 :
Mono Act (socially relevant theme), 2D design, Proud to be Geek, AD making, Cake Decoration, Shoe Designing, Paper Bag Designing, Hat Decoration, Solo Singing and Solo Dance.
Grades 6-7 :
Mono Act (socially relevant theme), 2D design, Cake Decoration, Head Tales (Making creative hairdos), Dress Design, Solo Dance, Music(creating music with the help of objects of daily use), Pot Painting, Flower Making.
Grades 8 -9 :
Mono Act (socially relevant theme), AD making, Mic Check (Telling a story using only audio effects), LOL (framing a humorous story around the given picture), Design, Fruit and Vegetable Carving, Head Tales, Dress Design, Music (Composing and presenting an original tune), Group Dance, Mason Jar Decoration, Flower Arrangement), Press Corps (Journalism).
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The teachers also conducted a special assembly for the students to show their love and affection.
15.01.2018
- Grandparents Day:
Grandparents Day was celebrated on 12th September 2017. Grandparents along with their grand children visited the classrooms and participated in the activities designed for them. The young ones took the grandparents down the memory lane with their retro performance.
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- Nature Trail
The students of Grade 6 were taken to the school garden for a nature trail wherein they identified herbs, shrubs and trees (two of each) and drew labeled diagrams of the same.
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- World Smile Day
On World Smile Day, students of Grade 1 brought cut-outs of a yellow circle and drew a smiley on it. It was attached to a strip of paper and the children wore it around their head. They were thrilled and excited to wear the smiley head gear the whole day long. They also sang songs on being happy and spreading joy around.
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- Community Helpers
The students of Grade 2 made and distributed Thank You cards for community helpers like the postman, milkman, sweepers, teachers etc. in order to express their gratitude towards them. The activity promoted awareness and appreciation for the service provided by the community helpers.
- 'Pipsi' Movie - Educational Trip
The students of grade 5 were taken for the screening of a Marathi movie 'Pipsi' to PVR EX Citi Mall, Andheri West on 12th September 2017. It was a part of the Mumbai Film Festival. The director and the producer of the movie were both present as it was a Premier show. The movie was an impactful story about two 8 year olds- Channi and Balu who live in a drought stricken village in Maharashtra. The difficulties they face in everyday life and yet, the childlike innocence the two kids exuberate resonated with the viewers. There was a lot of interaction post the screening between the students, the director and the producer on various creative and technical aspects of the movie. The students enjoyed the movie very much.
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- Nehru Science Centre - Educational trip
Students of Grade 7 were taken to the Nehru Science Centre on 3rd October 2017. Appropriate instructions along with printed hand outs were provided to the students. The students were asked to recognize the land marks enroute to Nehru Science Centre. At the Science Centre, the students were asked to observe certain exhibits and jot down pointers. Students were required to use mathematics, sciences and social studies concept to complete a worksheet based on these exhibits. They were also asked to describe the nuances of the trip in Hindi and Marathi as part of this activity. The trip followed interdisciplinary approach.
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- Nehru Planetarium and Discovery of India - Educational Trip
Students of Grade 6 were taken to the Nehru Planetarium and Discovery of India on 3rd October 2017. Activities were conducted in Marathi, General Science, History, Geography and Mathematics based on the visit. The methodology that was used was learning through observation. Each student was given a handout. Students observed and took down notes on few exhibits based on the First Millennium, Confluence of Cultures etc. They watched a presentation: 'Who Are We?' which showed the different cultures and communities present in the country. At the Nehru Planetarium students could compare what a year looked like on each planet and thus gained a wider understanding about the rotation and revolution of each planet. A show on 'Discovery of the Universe' was played that gave a visual representation of the creation of the Universe. Questionnaires were answered and speaking skill activities were also conducted on the days following the trip.
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- Crisil House - Educational Trip
Students of Grade 8 were asked to assemble at Crisil House, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai on 7th October 2017. Crisil House is a State of Art - Green Building. The building has solar panels that are used to heat water. Its sky top ceiling allows in great amounts of natural light. The gardens both within and outside the building keep the place green and temperate. The building is painted white to enable reflection of light, thus keeping it cool. Students also learnt how the building was able to maintain a CO2 balance, make natural fertilizers, reduce wastage and recycle paper. Care was taken to conserve energy in every possible way (No hot beverages are allowed in AC rooms). Students were impressed by the well maintained cafeteria, gymnasium and library. They had many questions on the challenges of maintaining a cost/energy efficient building which were answered by the experts at Crisil House. The trip was followed by classroom activities that consolidated the learning.
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- Commercialisation of Sports - LENS IT
The students of Grade 7C showcased their topic, 'The Commercialisation of Sports' on 11th October 2017, beginning with a torch run on the Doordarshan Freedom tune of the 90's. A skit showed how television and internet advertising rights over popular sports earned the owners astronomical sums of money.
Students had many thoughts on the topic: 'What inspires a sportsmen to strive for glory- Is it money or love for sports?'. The class also boasts of two of its classmates, Alisha Dhanasingh, a judo master player and Apeksha Fernandes, an ace swimmer who added their own view points to the discussion. A dance choreographed by the students was the grand finale of the event wherein the audience also joined the dancers. The Principal addressed the students in the end with a informative talk and encouraged them to choose and learn a sport they liked.
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- Dignity of Labour - LENS IT
Grade 1A conducted their LENS IT session on 'Dignity Of Labour' on 12th October 2017. They presented a skit that highlighted the importance of people who are engaged in daily labour which showed how a child who was impolite to community helpers changed her attitude when she understood the importance of people who are engaged in daily labour. The skit brought out the message of why every job was important and the skit promoted the message every workman is worthy of civility and respect.
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- Pomegranate - Student Workshop
The Pomegranate Workshop's Reading Programme conducted a Parent-Child. Workshop for the students of Grade 3 on 9th October, 2017 at School. In accordance with the International Day of Peace (September 21) and International Day of Non-Violence (October 2), the workshop focused on the themes of peace and what it means to each of us. Following a spirited discussion, the students and their parents listened to a reading of Vladimir Radunsky's 'What Does Peace Feel Like?' They then worked together and created paper peace lanterns which carried messages of peace and harmony alongside hand-drawn decorations.
A similar workshop was conducted for the students of Grade 4 on 10th October 2017. In accordance with the International Day of Peace (September 21) and International Day of Non-Violence (Oct 2), the workshop focused on the themes of peace, violence, and how to promote harmony. The students and their parents listened to a reading of selected poems from the collection 'Peaceful Pieces' by Anna Grossnickle Hines. After an interactive discussion on the poems, the parents and children collaborated and created their own peace poems which expressed their take on peace and how to maintain it. They created collage art illustrations to decorate their work.
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- 3D Art - Student Workshop
Grade 10 Art students attended an Art 3D workshop conducted by Ms. Sabrina Long, the Dean of 3D Design at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore. This was held at BSS, Mahim.
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- TEACHER WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS
On 5th October 2017, Ms. Anuradha Mukherjee and Ms. Tracy Pereira attended a Social Studies Workshop held by 23.4 Degrees Publications at Karl Residency Hotel in Andheri. The workshop dealt with educational pedagogies such as classroom management, classroom rules, technology based teaching, etc. New techniques like flipped classroom and use of graphic organizers as teachings tools were discussed in detail with the help of relevant examples.
The teachers were divided into small groups and each group presented some effective teaching techniques to deliver topics ranging from the Mesopotamian Civilization to the Thar Desert and Rural-Urban Migration. A host of new ideas came up in the process, which added to the resources of the teachers present.
The workshop was well conducted and provided for an enriching experience.
27.09.2017
- 3D Printing
A 3D Printing Workshop was conducted for students of Grades 7-10 on 19th August'17, 20th August'17 2nd September'17 & 3rd September'17. Students were engaged in the designing of the product using the website Tinkercard. They later saw their design being printed by the 3D printing machine.
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- Tarsia Jigsaws - Grade 7
The hexagonal puzzle shaped in the form of triangles contained a jigsaw of numbers in decimal form, fraction form or in the form of a percentage. The groups of 5 students worked in groups to assemble the Tarsie together. The puzzle taught them coordination and honed their calculative skill.
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- Nutritious Sprout Salad and Corn Chat Activity - Jr. Kg
The children learnt the importance of healthy and nutritious food and helped the teacher to make the salad and chaat with the ingredients that they brought from home. They relished the salad and chaat
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- Grandparents Day Card making Activity - Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg
The children made colourful invitation cards for their beloved grandparents for grandparents' day celebration. An invitation was also attached. Grandparent's day celebration will be celebrated on Friday 06th October, 2017.
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- Sandwich Making Activity - Sr. Kg
The children made sandwiches with the ingredients that they brought from home. The activity aimed at promoting healthy eating habits among children.
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- Discipline during dispersal and in the bus - Grade 2 (LENS IT)
The children performed a skit showing good and bad behaviour during dispersal and in the bus. Indiscipline during dispersal at school and misbehavior in the bus was enacted by the students. A disciplined class and a good behaviour in the bus was role played by the students. The teacher then showed a video -Wrong way and Right way to behave. A happy song composed by the teacher was sung by the children to conclude.
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- Save Water - Grade 2 (LENS IT)
Every drop of water makes an ocean The students created awareness about saving water through a role play. Scenes like shutting the tap in the washrooms, using less water while washing vessels and brushing teeth were enacted. Issues like lack of water in some parts of the country and the problems faced by farmers due to lack of water were also highlighted. A class debate too was enacted by the students to sum up all the points if the role-play. A video showing ways to save water was displayed and the students recited a poem titled 'Save Water' in the end.
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- PICNIC - Viviana Mall Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg
This year the children were taken on 1st September, 2017 to Viviana Mall for their picnic. There were many games that kept them occupied for hours. They also enjoyed the dance session. The children ended their day with a scrumptious meal.
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- Planets - Grade 6
The students were divided into groups and each group was given printed resources related to planets followed by a questionnaire. The group had to choose one planet refers to the resources and understand various aspects of the planet and fill the questionnaire
The activity showcased excellent team work, coordination and research skills. The children showed remarkable time management skills as well. The aim of the activity was to promote social skills and engage in collaborative learning. Even though the final written outcome was individual, the process involved group dependency and mutual learning making every single child's contribution count.
- Group Discussion - Grade 6
For this activity students were divided into groups. Each group was given a topic on which they were expected to research and present their views. The topics given to the students were:
• Should community service be compulsory in schools?
• Do you think it is right to abandon or give up pets once they age?
Through this activity students showcased the following skills:
reflective thinking
research
leadership skills
team work
time management skills
The activity witnessed 100 percent participation making the activity a success.
- Christmas Card - Grade 6
To emphasise the importance of philanthropy and as an extension of learning the literature topic 'A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens' the students were asked to make Christmas cards.
The students had to put themselves in the shoes of Mr. Scrooge and create their own Christmas card. They had to write what they thought Scrooge would have written in his Christmas card the year after his transformation to any one character from the book.
The results were colourful and heart touching!
- Brochure for tourists - Grade 7
It was a fun- filled and stimulating day for the students of the seventh grade. They were asked to prepare a brochure on any one tourist spot (in Mumbai) of their choice, boasting of the history and importance of that place.
Brochure is a tangible marketing tool so it is important that a lot of fact-finding be done for what is being communicated in it. And the students did a splendid job. Their research on the tourist spots was comprehensive and praiseworthy. Each class was divided into groups of at least seven students each to encourage teamwork. Every student was assigned some task in the activity by the respective team leaders. Students pre-decided the tourist spots that they were going to promote. Starting from the color of the brochure to its design, tag lines, content etc. everything was very original and creatively done. Pictures, history and packages, all were compiled brilliantly in the colorful small space that they had to themselves and they had a great time doing it.
The end result of all the effort put in was a display of brochures covering almost every tourist spot in the city. Students completed the task given to them, on time and with utmost excellence.
Anybody interested in visiting some hot spots in Mumbai or wants any further details needs to contact our little budding tourist guides.
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- Brochure to the Nehru Science centre - Grade 7
The seventh graders had an enthusiastic time making brochures to the Nehru Science Centre. Each class was divided into groups of at least seven students each to encourage teamwork. Every student was assigned some task in the activity by the respective team leaders.
The activity was conducted with an intention to enhance creative expression of their writing skills. They were expected to demonstrate command of the conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, capitalization, punctuation and spelling. This activity taught them to use words precisely so as to convey appropriate information. The students made use of their strategic skills of inquiry to find out the location of the place and the attractions it offers to people in general. The drafting procedure was very interesting and interactive as they worked as a team to reach a desired result.
The groups took pride in presenting their work to the class, each being unique in itself. The children took liberty to present their projects in varied forms, role plays, marketing agents, street acts etc. The idea was to generate an interest in the audience to go to the Nehru Science Centre.
- Fishbowl Discussion method for learning English - Grade 7
A Fishbowl discussion makes for an excellent peer learning activity, often unearthing questions or ideas that students can explore more deeply in an independent assignment.
Students in a group selected a story of their choice from their book.
On the discussion day, the participants narrated the story, analysed the characters, plot
They asked probing questions to the others who were watching the discussion.
Learning Outcome: Engaged class with maximum participation. Helped them critically think and analyse.
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- Sociogram - Grade 8
The students were divided into groups and picked a story by lots. They were given a week to read the story. On the day of the activity important features of a literary sociogram were explained with the help of examples through a Powerpoint Presentation by the teacher. Next, students sat and planned out their sociogram, drew it on a chart paper and presented it.
The students thoroughly enjoyed the activity. It helped enhance their analytical skills, their creativity and developed their social skills and team spirit. It also helped the teacher evaluate the students' understanding of the story, their analytical and critical understanding of the relationships between the characters in the story effectively.
- MUN as a model to learn Social Science - Grade 8
The activity was based on the lines of MUN (Model United Nations) which involved researching, public speaking, debating, and writing skills. Each student was assigned a country and had to speak on the given topic followed by a debate with their fellow delegates. The students had to research and understand the global policies of the country assigned to them in order to represent them.
The topic assigned was:
Terrorism and Solutions to Counter Terrorism.
Climatic change and its impact on the future.
The Students displayed remarkable research skills, putting forth a variety of climate change issues, ranging from the shrinking wetlands of Bangladesh, to the desertification in Egypt and the depletion of the Amazon rainforests. They analysed the various causes of the environmental problems and also provided possible solutions with a lot of conviction.
It was an enlightening teaching-learning experience for the teachers and students alike.
- Machines - Grade 6
Students were asked to design simple and complex machines by applying the concepts of lever, pulley and inclined plane that they learnt in theory.
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- Plants Around Us-Germination - Grade 1
Children were asked to sow a seed on the 3rd of September and observe the different stages of plant growth. On the day of the activity they brought the plant to school and spoke about their observations. Each child took great care of their plant and watered it daily. They also learnt about the importance of growing a plant and they promised they would grow at least one plant every year on their birthday.
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- Naming Words - Grade 1
Children brought different pictures of person, place, animal and thing according to their roll number. They sat in groups and stuck the pictures in the respective columns on a chart given by the teacher. They were very clear about the concept and equally participated in group discussion with great enthusiasm.
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- Show and Tell-Favourite indoor/outdoor game - Grade 2
Children brought various indoor and outdoor game objects such as tennis racket, scrabble, puzzles, football, chess, basketball badminton etc. that they enjoy playing. They spoke about the game in class explaining the rules of the game as well as talking about the benefit of playing the game. Children also spoke about their favourite sportsperson related to their game. They were excited to talk about their game and were happy to learn about the different games that their friends brought.
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- Bullying - Grade 5 (LENS IT)
Bullying in schools is reported to be one of the serious problems appearing lately. The topic was presented by the students through Poems Come Alive, debate and concluded with a song and a dance. The children voiced their opinion unanimously and felt if people work together as a team, they pledged to make the school buying free zone. The Principal spoke to students about the ways to deal with bullying. She emphasized on the relevance of being self assured sensitive. The students were also demonstrated how to distinguish between comfortable and uncomfortable interaction and ways of staying secure.
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- Healthy Food - Jr. Kg.
Students of Jr.kg brought dry corn to school. The teacher made Popcorn and demonstrated the same to the students. They enjoyed as the corn poped into popcorn.
- Rhapsody Of Rock - Grades 5 - 10
Our Principal, Mrs. Sunita George's vision for music in school saw the birth of the 'Rhapsody of Rock', an event organized to provide a platform for all students to showcase their musical talents, both as a singer and an instrumentalist. The event was organized as an extension to the Teacher's Day celebration held on 4th September, 2017 and was open for students from Grade 5 to Grade 10. The purpose of the event was to give the students an opportunity to display their musical prowess without inhibitions and fear that the thought of participating in a competition could bring on.
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About 21 bands performed on that day. Each of them enthralled the audience, comprising of parents, teachers and fellow students, with their musical finesse and enthusiastic attitude. The two hour programme saw a fusion of world music at its best. It was a delightful experience for the audience as they saw the budding musicians put their best musical foot forward.
The students themselves organized the event which was sponsored and supported by the ever encouraging PTA of Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
It was an informal evening filled with music and bonhomie. The event ended on a positive note with the Principal promising the students with many such events to come.
- SMUN - 2017
The 5th edition of Scottish Model United Nations Conference (SMUN) was held on 31st August and 1st September for the students of grades 8, 9 and 10. Students from BSS, Mahim were also invited to take part in the conference. Many preparatory sessions were held for the first timers. A SMUN website was created to communicate the instructions and announcements.
The committees and agendas this year catered to different time phases—Past, Present and Future. The following committees were decided on:
1. The Leagues of Nations (LN)
2. The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
3. Futuristic Disarmament and International Security Committee (FDISEC).
In order to have the expertise required for the committee sessions, the alumni were invited to head the committees. The Co Chairs were selected from among the best of Grade 10 MUNners. The committees for the first time had Rapporteurs who assisted the chairs. This attempt was made in order to provide Grade 9 students an experience of being a part of the Executive Board. The following constituted the Executive Board:
Secretary General: Ms. H. Kaur
League of Nations:
Chair: Devak Bhardwaj
Co-Chair: Ojus Sharma
Rapporteur: Ananya Singh
ECOSOC:
Chair : Ishita Pradeep
Co-Chair :Manya Sharma
Rapporteur: Mehul Basu
FDISEC:
Chair: Shaan Bhatt
Co-Chair: Aryan Khandelwal
Rapporteur: Shreya Ompreeti
Head of Journalism: Ira Srivastava
Head of Photography: AamishiAvarsekar
Head of Logistics: Tanishi Srivastava
The total number of students who were a part of this event were 121 of which 95 were delegates representing different countries. The conference began with the Principal, Ms. Sunita George addressing the gathering and the Secretary General declaring the conference open. The committee heads then took over their respective committees. Heated discussions and debates were a regular feature of every committee session thereafter. This resulted in the subsequent passing of fruitful Resolutions and Directives in these two days.
The conference ended with the closing ceremony during which the following accolades were presented by the Principal.
League of Nations:
Best Delegate: Naomi Hegde
Outstanding Delegate: Sourodipto Roy
Honourable Mention:
1.Shaurya Tandon
2. Rishi Ahuja
3. Dhrutvan Joshi
Verbal Mention:
1. Hardik Khattar
2. Nivan Sadh
3. Sahil Mehta
ECOSOC:
Best Delegate: Vedant Vishwanath
Outstanding Delegate: Swara Patel
Honourable Mention:
1. Aman V Zaveri
2. Saloni Shah
3. Tanmay Arwind
Verbal Mention:
1. Oishi Poddar
2. Amey Agarwal
FDISEC:
Best Delegate: Arjun Virani
Outstanding Delegate: Dhruv Arya
Honourable Mention:
1. ShlokMulye
2. Ravish Mungee
3. Anusha Sankholkar
Verbal Mention:
1. Gaurika Mathur
2. Manav Dharnidharka
3. Pragya Gupta
4. Aniruddh Sengupta
BEST PHOTOGRAPHER: Sanaa Mangalore
BEST JOURNALIST: Rrushika Kadam
- The newsletter for both the days of SMUN has been uploaded on the SMUN website. Please visit the following link for the http://www.smunpowaieb.wixsite.com/smunpowai2017
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- Seasons Activity - Jr. Kg.
Children came dressed to school in summer attire i.e. printed cotton clothes, hats and sunglasses. They enthusiastically spoke a few lines about the summer season.
- Hindi Divas - Elocution (Grades 3, 4 & 5)
The students of grade 3, 4 & 5 participated in the elocution competition. All the students participated in the first round. The topic for recitation for grade 3 was 'Maa' or 'Chand', for grade 4 the students had to speak about 'What they want to become in life' and grade 5 had to advertise on any stationery item that is required in school. Two students from each section were chosen for the final round.
18.09.2017
- EDUCATIONAL TRIPS:
a) The educational field trip to Baramati and National Defence Academy Pune was the culmination of semester long sensitization programme for grade 10 on two noble professions in India, farmers and soldiers. As part of the SUPW Project Trip Grade 10 students visited an Agro-Tourism Farm in Baramati, on 29th July where they enthusiastically planted 125 tamarind saplings. They also learnt about rain water harvesting and the various facets of agro industry.
On 30th of July, the students visited The National Defence Academy (NDA) of India, at Khadakwasla, Pune. The tour of the campus started with a visit to the AFTT (Air Force Test Team) followed by the famous 'Habibullah Hall' and the last stop was 'Cadet's Mess' which can house more than 2100 cadets at a time. They also watched a documentary on Life in NDA.
b) Grades 1-5 were taken to Kidzania, R-City on 7th August 2017. The trip was both educational and recreational. From medicine to fashion industry, from baking to fire fighting the students had a hands on experience of various professions. It was a thrilling day for the students.
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- COMMUNITY SERVICE:
a) Few students of grade 9 & 10 went to Aarambh Elder Care Home accompanied by Mrs. Meenakshi Verma as a part of community service. They spent time interacting with the elders. The students organized games and dance performance for the senior citizens.
b) The interact club students of Grade 9 under the guidance of Mrs. J. Stanes have been conducting lessons for the young children of the Mobile Creche at Hiranandani, Powai on the weekends. This experience would develop a sense of social responsibility in the students.
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- STUDENT WORKSHOPS/ SEMINARS:
a) Mr. Nathan Williams, STEM Outreach Specialist, Educator & STEM advocate USA, conducted a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Workshop for Grade 9 on 27th July 2017. The workshop consisted of project based challenge where students had to re-plan a zoo, keeping in mind all the four aspects of STEM i.e. environment (science), cost effectiveness (math), technology and design (innovation and engineering).
b) On 10th August, 2017 under the tutelage of L.G. Polymers India Pvt. Ltd, a workshop on South Korean Music was organized for students from Grades 6-8 in School. The purpose of this workshop was to encourage cultural exchange between India and Korea through their musical performance. The SEMIHANSORI group educated the students on the various kinds of traditional musical instruments that they were using to play the various musical pieces like the Gayageum (Plucked), Haegeum (Bowed), Daegeuni (Flute), Piri (Oboes), Janggu (Drum) etc. The performances were entwined with information about each song that would be played and sung. Apart from their traditional music, they also performed Disney favorites, 'Under the Sea' and 'Let It Go' and ended their awe-inspiring performances with a Hindi song that they had learnt during their stay in India. The students were extremely delighted at getting an opportunity to experience a slice of global music.
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- NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATIONS:
On 15th August 2017, the School celebrated the nation's 70th Independence Day. It was attended by the students of grades 8-10 and their parents. The Principal, Mrs. George hoisted the flag at 8.15a.m. and this was followed by a prayer service. The Principal spoke to the students about being discerning. She urged the students to use their colours to design a beautiful and diverse new India. This was followed by two original speeches on Incredible India presented by two students, Apurva Mukherjee & Dia Arakkal. The event culminated with two dance performances by the girls of Grades 9 & 10 which had been showcased earlier at Cascade.
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- LENS IT:
a) Students of Grade 7A presented BEAUTY IN DIVERSITY on 7th August 2017 where they took up the topic of inclusive education, sensitivity and emphatic compassion towards people who are differently abled and face attitudinal, physical and financial barriers.
b) The students of Grade 5A presented their topic, 'DIGITAL VS PRINT MEDIA' on 8th August 2017. The class was divided into three groups- Bookworms', Tech Savvy and the Intellectuals. While the Bookworms rapped on the importance of reading books, the Tech Savvys reiterated the importance of technology in our lives. The Intellectuals debated on what was more powerful… Digital or Print Media. They reached a mutual conclusion that inculcating the habit of reading in the students is of supreme importance, with the combination of both print and digital media.
c) Children of Grade 2A brought out the importance of CLEANLINESS on 10th August through a song and a skit. A number of scenes were enacted by the students showing how when students throw garbage outside the dustbin, they must also face repercussions of ill health and disease. In the end, they took a pledge to give the people a tidy city, a clean state, a beautiful country and a litter free world.
d) Grade 8A presented their Lens It session on REGIONALISM, A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY? On 14th August 2017. The students presented the English rendition of the National Anthem which was followed by a student representation of the newly formed states, their reason for a separate state, followed by a debate on the topic "Regionalism, a threat to democracy?". Children also spoke both for and against the compulsory inclusion of regional languages in the school curriculum.
e) Grade 7B presented STRANDED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIA AND CHINA, with regard to the Chinese army encroaching into the Doklam Plateau. The students did extensive research on Indo-China relations, starting from the ancient times to the present. They compiled their research work in the form of a power-point presentation, interspersed with narration and enactments of important events. Thereafter, they conducted an interactive session on the Doklam Plateau stand-off. Various questions, like, whether China was right in building a road on the plateau, whether India was right in extending support to Bhutan and how relevant is the age-old adage 'Hindi-Chini Bhai Bhai' today, were put up to the audience who responded enthusiastically, putting forth their perspective with a lot of conviction. The performance ended on a positive note, with the students all coming together to sing John Lennon's famous peace anthem - 'Imagine'.
f) Class 5B spoke about the IMPORTANCE OF SPORTS IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM. The entire programme was presented through a poem, an enactment and a debate. The students spoke on how preservation of health is a duty and how exercising opens the learning centers of our brain. They also spoke on how sports moulds an individual's personality and instills leadership qualities and liberates the mind from jealousy and envy. It helps build team spirit and finally helps an individual to celebrate life.
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- INTRA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES:
a) The students of Grades 3 & 4 celebrated Enid Blyton's Birth anniversary on 11th August 2017. The students made a cover page of Enid Blyton books and collated information of the author.
b) The students of Grade 3 made a sketch depicting their route from home to school using pictures of landmarks while learning a chapter on Directions
c) The students of Sr. KG were shown primary colours and these were then mixed in pairs to get the secondary colours. This fun filled activity was conducted in the first week of August
d) Students of the KG section came all dressed for Red Day , Green Day and Purple Day on 7th August, 8th August and10th August 2017 respectively. Objects/ food items were brought to School for Show and Tell activity
e) Students from the KG section came dressed in tricolor fashion on 14th August 2017. Children of Jr. KG made orange /green/blue paper balls by crumpling crepe paper and sticking them on the outline of the Flag. They learnt the significance of the saffron, white and green colours that grace our Flag.
f) Children of Grade 2 brought a variety of fruits (apples, pineapples, bananas, pomegranate, water melon and pears.) The teacher cut the fresh fruits in class involving the students and they enjoyed their fruit cocktail.
g) Similarly, students of Grade 1 brought their favourite vegetables and shared the benefits of eating healthy vegetables. They also brought cooked vegetables and shared it with their friends.
h) Students of Grades 5ABC celebrated Roald Dahl's Birth Anniversary on 31st August by illustrating their favourite book and writing their favourite Roald Dahl quotes and characteristics of their favourite figures
i) Grade Jr. Kg tried their hands on Fabric Painting as they decorated their T-shirts using various stencil cut outs and acrylic paint. Grade Sr. Kg brought orange coloured objects from home and spoke a few lines about it
j) Grade 6 learnt how to play a responsible role in Administration when they formed the rural local government bodies namely - Gram Sabha, Gram Panchayat and Nyaya Panchayat. They found solutions to the different problems such as water shortage, robbery in the village, spread of malaria/dengue due to lack of proper sanitation.
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- CELL MEETINGS/ TEACHER TRAINING/ ACCOLADES:
a) Ms. B. Marar, Ms. R. Raghuvanshi, Ms. V. Cardozo and Ms. N. Sangha attended a Science/ EVS Workshop on 10th August 2017 at Karnala. The workshop was organized by Trailblazers. The aim of the workshop was to teach environmental concepts by using simple techniques and by creating awareness. A special reference to Plastic being a boon or bane
b) Ms. J. Kotian attended the Cell Meeting for English Language on 23rd August 2017 at Lodha World School.
c) Ms. H. Choddha attended the Cell Meeting for English Literature on 24th August 2017 at the same venue
d) Ms. P. Roy was the winner of the Teacher's Excellence Award 2017 for Innovative Teaching Strategies in Science from The Progressive Teacher Magazine.
17.08.2017
- Workshop for Students and Teachers on STEM Education:
A one day workshop and seminar on integrated interdisciplinary STEM Education through Project Based Learning was held for the schools at Bombay Scottish School, Powai on 26th July 2017. A total of 86 teachers from 42 schools participated in the workshop. Mr. Nathan Williams, STEM Outreach Specialist, Educator & STEM advocate USA, Dr Paddy Sharma, Chairman of Board of Directors of IACA (India American Cultural Association) and Trustee of STEM World School, Dr Amitabh Sharma, Chair American India Foundation, Atlanta were present to address the seminar.
STEM which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is a hands-on methodology of teaching children (Grades 4-10), concepts in Math and Science in an interesting practical way that inculcates critical thinking. Project Based Learning (PBL) helps to develop computational thinking and focus on the real world applications of solving engineering and technological issues in our day to day lives.
The workshop consisted of various project based challenges like building a boat using limited resources to inculcate the sense of design blended in Physics. Another activity which was to re-plan a zoo, keeping in mind all the four aspects of STEM i.e. environment (science), cost effectiveness (math), innovation (design) and engineering in mind.'
A workshop on similar lines was held for students of Grade 9 on 27th July 2017 by Mr. Nathan Williams. They enjoyed re-planning a zoo using STEM in their design. Their understanding and innovative ideas was a heartening sight.
- KAHOOT
The School introduced the students to Kahooting. Kahoot is an online quiz tool that allows the teachers to create her own quiz and engages students actively in revision of concepts. It also helps the teachers in diagnosing the gaps in learning and visit the concepts again of need.
On Friday, 7th July 2017, Ms. Jayasree Ramesh made a presentation on Kahoot - a free game based learning platform that can be easily used in classrooms and other learning environments. Teachers revised revise Grammar, Math, Logarithm and Trigonometry.
- Students Workshop:
- Grades 9 and 10 attended a workshop on coping with Peer Pressure on 24th July 2017. The workshop was conducted by Ms. Nishita Choudhari, Counselling Psychologist, Dept. of Mental Health and Behaviourial Sciences. While pointing out to the difference between positive and negative peer pressure, she also gave them ways to overcome the latter.
- Grades 8 and 9 attended a workshop on Intellectual Property Rights on 25th July 2017. The workshop was conducted by Hindustan Unilever Limited. They spoke about the concept of ownership of non-tangible assets, terms like IPR, Patent, Copyright and Trademark using a number of examples. There were many spot quizzes with prizes. The students learnt about the significance of IP, counterfeits and their detrimental effects on society.
- Educational Trip:
The educational field trip to Baramati and National Defence academy Pune was the culmination of semester long sensitization programme for grade 10 on two noble professions in India, farmers and soldiers. As part of the SUPW Project Trip Grade 10 students visited an Agro-Tourism Farm in Baramati, which is about 106 km away from Pune . On 29th July they visited 33 acres agro farm in Baramati farmland which was a pioneer in agro tourism and generated 22 crore of annual revenue. Students and staff enthusiastically planted 125 tamarind saplings. The rain water harvesting and a talk by the managing director Mr. Pandurang enlightened the students on various facets of agro industry. The National Defence Academy (NDA) of India, situated in the lap of nature at Khadakwasla, a suburb in Pune, is indeed the Nation's pride. Students visited the campus on 30th July 2017. The tour of the campus started off with a visit to the AFTT (Air Force Test Team). Students watched a documentary on Life in NDA prepared by 'Discovery Channel'. Viewed in the famous 'Habibullah Hall', it was educative and inspiring. The last stop was 'Cadet's Mess', where upto 2100 Cadets can dine at a time. With this, the interesting tour came to an end.
- Classroom Activities for JR. KG:
These are some of the learning based activities that the students took part in: - Grade Jr. Kg: As the Students learnt about clouds and rain, they made their own cloud by pasting cotton on the cutouts given to them. The Students were encouraged to speak about their family as apart of their topic 'Myself'. They used variety of techniques like ear bud painting, sticking coloured paper/ stickers/ decorative items to design a photo frame for their family picture. On 17th July, 2017 Students brought to School their favorite toy and spoke about it in class in 'Show and Tell' Activity.
- Classroom Activities for SR. KG:
The Students used sponge painting to make their family tree. They brought pictures of their 'familia' and adorned the branches with it. To reinforce the concept of “Let's Take Care,” the students were asked to bring objects used to take care of the body and speak about it.
Both grades of KG enjoyed a School Tour where they were taken around various school facilities like, Labs, the School Garden, etc., They also visited various offices and interacted with the Staff about the work done by them.
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19.07.2017
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17.07.2017
- Annual Prize Day
The School's Annual Prize Day (Juniors & Seniors) was held on Friday, 30th June 2017 at the Renaissance Convention Centre.
Mr. V. Crishna, Mr. V. Thomas, Members of the COM, BSOS, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, BSOS and Mrs. Molly Paul, Principal of BSS Mahim and few other special invitees graced the occasion.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. This was followed by the Chairman's Address by Mr. V. Crishna. The Principal Mrs. Sunita George presented the Annual Report (2016-17). Mr. V. Thomas introduced our esteemed Chief Guest, Father Dr. Frazer Mascarenhas S. J. (Former Principal, St. Xavier's College). Father Frazer spoke about how the school's sole important goal is the imparting of values and teaching students to be good human beings. After releasing the School magazine, the Tartan, he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners from Grades 1-10.
- NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS:
1) Latika Narvekar did the School proud by winning both the Lazarus Gamaliel Gold Medal for being the highest scorer between both schools, BSS Powai and BSS Mahim at the ICSE 2017 as well as the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2017 was won by Kavisha Agarwal.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Std 9 was presented to Tvishaa Bagai.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Kavisha Agarwal and Aadarsh Dwivedi.
5) Aditya Agarwal won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Standard Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) Blue House scored a hat trick by winning the Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence, The Cock House for Best All Round Performance and the Trophy for Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza.
7) Ms. Harpreet Kaur was felicitated for winning the Best Social Science Teacher Award at the National Level, (by a joint initiative by NDTV and Educomp).
8) Ms. Jayasree Ramesh's efforts too were lauded as she represented India at the ILEP at the Centre for Advance Studies Global Education, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and for having received Fellowship from the Arizona State University.
9) Mrs. Smruti Kulkarni, Sr. Assistants Accounts and Ms. Sujata Raja Patel, Member of the Support Staff were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School Powai.
Grade 10 hosted Lens It on the theme 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' - They focused on the views, feelings and opinions of both farmers and soldiers, while also reflecting on their present day problems and seeking solutions to the same.
Shaan Bhatt, Outgoing School Captain concluded the grand event with the Vote of Thanks.
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- SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
The School's Twentieth Anniversary was celebrated on Thursday, 22nd June 2017. The day began with a prayer service that had the beatitude of perseverance as its central theme.. Everyone in School was given a chocolate to mark the happy occasion. The children were asked not to bring books but instead bring board games, colouring/art material and other such fun stuff.
Class Teachers led their students in a session of team building and bonding in the form of games and other activities. The Investiture Ceremony followed for Grades 8-10. Students had a lovely time watching classics such as Nanny McPhee and Sing. An Art Competition set the School in rainbow mode as colours stayed well within the lines to make beautiful composition. Grades 9 and 10 also had a collage making competition which was on the same lines as the Lens It event, 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan'
Students enjoyed playing board games such as Scrabble, Uno, Lexicons, Monopoly (and its variants like Business and Life) and even Chess unlike the simulated ones they are always playing on.
The traditional inter-house matches usually played on this day ended with the following results:
Senior Girls: Basketball: Catherine (Red House)
Senior Boys: Football: MacGregor (Blue House)
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- INVESTITURE CEREMONY
The Investiture Ceremony is one of the important events at School looked forward to with great enthusiasm by the Prefects and Student Council. This solemn occasion helps prepare our young leaders don on the mantle of leadership and discharge the duties entrusted upon them by the School.
At the end of the School Anniversary Service, another special service was held for the new prefectorial body. Readings by the Coordinators exhorted the qualities of true leadership: Courage marked with compassion, hard work patented with dedication and encouragement that sought to inspire others to become leaders. The service ended with a prayer by the School Principal, Mrs. S. George who also spoke a few words on the makings of a true leader.
The Student Council and the Prefect Assembly confidently took their oath and received their new badges from the Principal. It was a proud moment for the parents and created a wave of inspiration for the students of Grades 8- 10.
Given below are the names of the new Office Bearers and Prefects for 2017- 18.
- STUDENT COUNCIL
School Captain - SHLOK MULYE
School Vice Captains - RHEA MALL and MEHUL BASU
Sports Captain (Boys) - ABHAY BISWAS
Sports Captain (Girls) - CHARVEE JHA
Captain MacPherson - SAM SELVARAJ
Vice Captain MacPherson - SHAURYA TANDON
Captain Catherine - JASMINE CHAUGHULE
Vice Captain Catherine - LISA KULLU
Captain Macgregor - ADNAN LOKHANDWALA
Vice Captain Macgregor - VEDANT S PRADHAN
Captain Elizabeth - HETVI SHAH
Vice Captain Elizabeth - SAKSHI VERMA
Captain Haddow - PRITISH KANNAN
Vice Captain Haddow - VIKHYAT AGRAWAL
Captain Anne - PRIYA NORONHA
Vice Captain Anne - MEGHNA RAMARATNAM
Captain Kennedy - ALAN BALFOUR MANUEL
Vice Captain Kennedy - ROHIT JOHN MATHEW
Captain Victoria - TVISHAA BAGAI
Vice Captain Victoria - ANANYA SINGH
PREFECT ASSEMBLY
RED
Tanishi Srivastava - Grade 10
Manjiri Babar - Grade 10
Aniket Iyer - Grade 9
Shounak Acharya - Grade 9
Chahel Gupta - Grade 8
Dhruv Narayan - Grade 8
BLUE
Rhea Daison Arrakal - Grade 10
Disha Lalwani - Grade 10
Naomi Hegde Grade - 9
Divya MariaThomas - Grade 9
Tareen Khan - Grade 9
Jeshvina Ajvin - Grade 9
Aanya Sharma - Grade 9
Lakshmi Krishnan - Grade 8
Aditya Agrawal - Grade 8
YELLOW
Muskan Bhatia - Grade 10
Manya Sharma - Grade 10
S lavanya - Grade 10
Apurva Mukherjee - Grade 8
Aryan Singh - Grade 8
GREEN
Saumya Goel - Grade 10
Ira Srivastava - Grade 10
Ojus Sharma - Grade 10
Reva Dwivedi - Grade 9
Geetika Tirumalasetty - Grade 9
Shaleen Bansal - Grade 8
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30.05.2017
Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2016-17.
. Total Number of Students appeared: 121
. Total Number of Successful students: 121
. Latika Narvekar topped the school by securing 98 % ( Total - 588)
. 42 % of the students secured 90 percent and above
. 100% students passed and all students secured first class and above
Our Rankers:
Name:LATIKA PRANAY NARVEKAR
Aggregate Score:98.00
Best of 5 %:98.4
Name:KAVISHA AGARWAL
Aggregate Score:97.67
Best of 5 %:98
Name:AADARSH DWIVEDI
Aggregate Score:97.33
Best of 5 %:97.8
Name:SANJANA BAPNA
Aggregate Score:97.17
Best of 5 %:98
Aggregate Score of all Subjects & Percentage of Students
90 and above : 42%
80 - 89 : 35%
70 - 79 : 18%
60 - 69 : 5%
Average of Best 5(English + Best 4) & Percentage of Students.
90 and above : 46%
80 - 89 : 37%
70 - 79 :14%
60 - 69 : 3%
26.04.2017
- Winners of the International English Olympiad (2016-17): Grades: 3, 4, 5 IEO TOPPERS
GRADE: 3
FIRST : Ananya S Gandhe 3B - Medal of Excellence - Gold
SECOND : Benjamin George 3C - Medal of Excellence - Gold
FIRST : Belicia Joash 3C - Gold
SECOND : Bliss Amaris Wilson 3B - Silver
THIRD : Kenisha D'Souza 3B - Bronze
GRADE: 4
FIRST : Aditya Arakkal 4C - Medal of Excellence - Gold
FIRST : Saumya Baskar 4A - Gold
FIRST : Kabir Bachwani 4A - Gold
FIRST : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya 4B - Gold
SECOND : Ritvik Bhat 4A - Silver
SECOND : Prakriti Gupta 4B - Silver
THIRD : Niki Sushil Tanna 4A - Bronze
GRADE: 5
FIRST : Mahika S. Raghunathan 5B - Gold
SECOND : Mikhika Nair 5A - Silver
THIRD : Sumedh Narvekar 5B - Bronze
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06.03.2017
- FOUNDER'S DAY
The School's 20th Founder's Day was celebrated on Saturday, 18th February 2017. A prayer service that remembers our Founders and Principals who have selflessly served the School in the past was held for the students the day before. Mr. S.V. Albal (Administrator and Treasurer of the Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society) and Mr. Vinod Yennemadi (CEO, Bombay Scottish Schools) joined us for the Exhibition held for parents and other invitees.
The event offered a unique opportunity for both the staff and students to share an audio-visual and verbal presentation of current classroom activities and innovative teaching methodologies with the parents. Students worked in groups to create a display that expressed their personal learning experience in relation to the current curriculum.
As a part of the function Grade 8, was provided with a platform that required the students to research, debate and discuss at current events. The students put up presentations on the need for elections in a democratic state while emphasizing on the need to cast one's vote through a deliberative street play. The next group opened the eyes of the audience to the scary but very real existence of climate change. The students demonstrated online apps that calculate carbon footprints of an individual. The dramatic choral recitation ensured that the parents acknowledged the harsh reality of climate change. Another group scrutinized the much glorified Jallikattu Debate, complete with its origin in the Rabi festival of Pongal and harmonizing/opposing views of celebrities and finally the bull's take on the entire topic. Needless to say, the audience was left wanting for more… there were some incessant requests for a repeat of the show.
Every other grade had students strengthening their communication skills and confidence as they prepared for live presentations of teaching methodologies and learning outcomes in subjects like English, Hindi, Math, Social Studies and Science. There were role plays and recitations, sociograms and collaborations, a forensic murder scene that required a thorough knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Biology, mathematical concepts that are a part of everyday lives… All students, some as young as Grade 3 showed their comfort level in using gadgets comfortably… whether it was holding a mike or the ICT in the classrooms. The parents were encouraged to interact with our presenters and provide feedback (Some classes got the parents to do so on Google forms) on their exhibits.
Needless to say, the parents loved every moment of this new and improved way of Exhibition Day. They were a part of all the activities, games and shows designed for them and had a day in their child's lives… They realized how keen and enthusiastic their children were about learning.
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02.03.2017
- Results of National Science Olympiad
NSO TOPPERS
Grade: 3
FIRST : Viven Sameer Jagmag - Gold
SECOND : Ria Rochish Thaokar - Silver
THIRD : Mariam Leela Mathews - Bronze
Grade: 4
FIRST : Saksham Gupta - Gold
SECOND : Aditya Venkata Konda - Silver
THIRD : Mihika Agarwal - Bronze
Neel Solomon - Bronze
Pulak Banerjee Hadiya - Zonal Topper
Prisha Singh - Zonal Topper
Grade: 5
FIRST : Anvay P Borade - Gold
SECOND : Swarnav Halder - Silver
THIRD : Adit Gupta - Bronze
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15.02.2017
- ENGLISH INTRA CLASS MONOACT AND ELOCUTION COMPETITION - Grades 3, 4 & 5 (2016-17)
The students of Grades 3, 4 and 5 participated in various forms of elocution in English on 6th February, 2017. The students of grade 4 had gathered in the basement to witness the programme. All students participated in the preliminary round. Three students from each section were chosen for the final round.
The students of grade 3 performed a monoact of their favourite character from any story Enid Blyton.
The students of grade 4 performed a monoact of a character from a Roald Dahl creation.
The students of grade 5 recited poems by the following poets:- Roald Dahl, Ken Nesbitt, Shell Silverstein, Allan Ahlberg, Marilyn Singer.
The following students were the winners of the events which was
Grade 3
1) KENISHA D'SOUZA
2) NYSA ROSHAN
3) TVISHA NARAYAN
Grade 4
1) ANGELA CHACKO KOSHY
2) VRANDA BANSAL
3) RHIANNON PEREIRA
Grade 5
1) ALEEZA NAZEER KHAN
2) SANA MARIA JADHAV
3) ADIT GUPTA
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- Grade 5 - Picnic at Tikujini-Wadi on 09/02/2017
The students of Grade 5 were taken to Tikujini-Wadi on 9th of February 2017.
The students enjoyed various rides in the park like Crazy Cup, Giant Wheels, Family Train, Dragon Ship and many more. The ride which was an instant hit with the children was the Spinning Coaster and the UFO Cycle. The children were excited to see the Dinosaur World and the Aquarium. The tree top restaurant was the perfect place for our children to gorge on sumptuous meal. The children not only cherished the quality of food but also loved to sit and relax in the tranquil ambience of the Tree Top Restaurant.
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10.02.2017
- Report on Republic Day : Jr. KG
The children came to school on 25th January 2017, dressed in tricolours - orange, white and green. The significance of the Tricolour in our National flag was explained to the students. Children were taken to the Stilt area where they solemnly sang the National Anthem.
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- Sources/ Uses of water
On 20th January, every child brought a placard/ picture of the above topics and also shared information which they discussed in class.A few questions were discussed related to the topic. It was an enriching experience for both teacher and children.
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- Report for the activities held in the month of January 2017 : Grade 1
The activity on "Create your Home" was conducted on 23rd January 2017.
The children brought popsicles, stuck them on the given sheet and made houses of their choice. They drew their family in it and made it look like a home. They embellished their homes with great enthusiasm and excitement.
It was an informative and fun filled activity.
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- Report on how to save water - 20.01.17 : Grade 2
Children brought pictures of various sources of water. They had a discussion in their groups. They were very enthusiastic and shared the information amongst themselves in a well planned manner.
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- Report on how to save water - 23.01.17 : Grade 2
It was pleasant to watch all the children dressed in blue, symbolizing water. They demonstrated numerous ways to save water. Example: Use a bucket while having a bath, recycle water by using it for plants, they also spoke about water conservation.
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- Favourite Indian Sportsperson : Sr. KG
On 19th January, an activity was organised where every child spoke about his/her favourite sportsperson. Example-Virat Kohli, M S. Dhoni, P V. Sindhu, Mary Kom, Saniya Mirza, Milka Singh and Geetha Phogat.They also shared about their victories at the Olympics and Khel Ratna. In this way, their knowledge in the field of sports was enriched. It was a joyful experience for us also as teachers.
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07.02.2017
- REPORT ON PLAY AREA INAUGURATION : 9th January 2017
Play equipment for the Kindergarten was installed in the first week of January 2017.
Mr V Yennamadi, CEO of Bombay Scottish Schools, Inaugurated the Play Area along with our Principal Mrs Sunita George and the students of Grade 1.
The play area is now open to students of the KG section and Grades 1 & 2.
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06.02.2017
- REPORT ON COMMUNITY HELPERS : 23rd January 2017
Few community helpers were invited to school to introduce the work they do, to the students of Jr. KG. to Grade 2. Our Principal Mrs. Sunita George introduced these guests to our students.
Dr. Lisa Jolene Braganza - General Physician, Dr. Pallavi Choudhary - Dentist, Mr. Sushant - Postman, Mr. P T Sawarkar - Cobbler, Mr. Navin - Electrician and Mr. Gautam - Plumber, were all present in School to introduce themselves and talk about the way they help us.
Each of them exhibited their tools of profession much to the joy of the young students. We thanked them for providing us with this unique experience.
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24.01.2017
- Winners of NCO - Grades 3, 4 & 5 (2016-17)
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05.12.2016
- Grade1 - Fashion Fiesta
The students came dressed up in different kinds of clothes like seasonal clothes, party , traditional and professional costumes on 15th November 2016. They had a ramp walk where they exhibited their costumes and then spoke about what they wore. Every child was given an opportunity to speak whereas the rest of the class was the audience. Children's Day was also celebrated as they danced to the music played in class. Every child was offered a chocolate for Children's Day.
- Grade 2 - Festivals
The students were asked to bring pictures of various festivals on 11th November 2016. Groups were formed and a collage was made. The students wrote a few sentences describing the festival. They shared it with the rest of the class.
- Sr.Kg - Transport
The students had a group performance on 11th November on the theme - Transport. They were dressed in different coloured clothes, Green, white and blue. They recited a poem/song on the stage exhibiting the beautiful props of transport.
22.11.2016
- November month sports winners
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21.11.2016
Animals - Jr. Kg
The classrooms were converted into different kinds of animals - wild animals, farm animals, life under water. The students spoke about the animals that they had displayed. The students were dressed as an animal and was given an opportunity to speak, while grade 1, grade 2 and SR. KG. students had a gallery walk in these classes. Overall, it was a very enriching experience for the students.
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Flowers - Grade 1
The students of Grade 1 had a stage performance on the topic 'Flowers' on 10th October. The children made flower masks which they wore and went on stage in a group. They sang songs and recited poems learnt in the class.
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Hat Day - Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg
On 20th September the pre-primary students wore beautiful and decorative hats. They had a showcase of their hats and spoke about the type of hat they had worn. Every child described their hat.
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09.11.2016
- Coco Shell Painting - Grade 3 to Grade 8
All the students of Grade 3 to Grade 8 participated in the Coco Shell Painting organized on 21st October, 2016. This activity was conducted by Mr. Manish Advani and his team from Mahindra SSG. Prof. Sudhir Joshi from Patkar College and a Senior Police Inspector form Rambaug police station visited the different classes and witnessed the activity. The event began with a short Audio Visual presentation on recycling and reusing coconuts which could bring down the wide spread of dengue significantly in a positive way. The students painted the coconut shells using their own innovative ideas. Winners were chosen from every section.
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25.10.2016
- Pet Day - JR. KG
Pet Day was organised on 26th September. Parents of students having pets at home brought in their pets to school. Different breeds of dogs, cats, fish, birds and a rabbit were brought to school. The owners of the pets shared their experience of how they cared for their pets. The children were told their names, what they ate, how they played. The students were thrilled to hear the sounds they made.
The students were asked to name the fish which are now being looked after in the School. It was indeed a wonderful experience to see the love and affection the pets and the owners had for each other. The students also learnt the importance of taking care of animals.
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- Places in our neighbourhood - (Grade: 2)
Groups were made in the classroom according to the theme 'Places in the Neighbourhood'. The students came with props and costumes as per the group they belonged to and engaged in role play.
The children were dressed as follows:
Fire Station: The entire group was dressed as fire fighters and they did a role play with the props and explained the work they did to put out a fire.
Pharmacy: The children were dressed as pharmacists and explained the role of providing prescribed medicines only if customers produced a doctor's prescription.
Police Station: Students who were dressed as policemen explained their role of catching thieves or anyone who broke rules.
Doctors and Nurses: These students formed a group and enacted the scene treating patients.
Post Office: Students came in dressed as postmen. They carried bags full of letters, postcards etc. They explained how letters got posted and delivered.
Likewise there were groups showing a park, a bank and a stationery shop.
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- Plants - Grade: 1
Grade 1 displayed the theme 'Plants'. Each of the three sections was divided into Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers respectively. The students displayed various activites, recited poems and sang songs related to the topic.
It was very informative and an interactive day for the students. The Pre-Primary section visited these classes for gallery walk. They enjoyed themselves as they learnt from their friends.
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ANIMALS - SR.KG
'Show and Tell' activity was conducted on 19th September 2016. The topic was Animals. Students brought in toys, photographs or flash cards of their favourite animal. Children described the animal and also shared a few interesting facts about them.
The popular animals being spoken about were lions, tigers, monkeys, cows, cats, dogs, caterpillars, rabbits, giraffes, dolphins, whales and also dinosaurs.
Some students brought the characters to life by weaving a story about the animal. Overall, it was a very enriching experience for the children as well as for the teachers.
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- FLOWER (Group Performance) - Grade: 1
Students of Grade 1 participated in an activity on Flowers on 20th September, 2016.
They wore handmade flower masks and also performed on stage. Every section went up on stage and sang a song or recited a poem. The students learnt the name of various flowers. The teachers and students discussed interesting facts about flowers and importance of preserving nature.
This was followed by various art and craft activities related to the theme. The classrooms looked vibrant and colourful.
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07.10.2016
- Alisha Dhanasingh secured 1st place in Judo (u-12 girls) in Maharashtra Region Inter ICSE Schools Mumbai held on 24th Sept'16
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- Apeksha Fernandes of Grade 6 C won the following in the Maharashtra State Inter ICSE Schools Aquatic Meet held on 30th Aug'16 at the Ozone Swimming Pool
Gold medal in 100 metres Breast Stroke
Silver in 50 metres Breast Stroke
Silver in 100 metres Butterfly Stroke
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- English Essay Writing Competition
The English Essay Writing Competition was held on 26-July-16.To view result please click below
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- Hindi Poem Writing Competition
The Hindi Poem Writing Competition was held on 26-July-16.To view result please click below
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- Inquizitive 2016
Aditya Agrawal and Samparna Panda were declared winners of the 4th Inter School Quiz contest organised by Bombay YMCA, Inquizitive 2016.
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- Intra Class Drawing Competition
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- Lakshmi Krishnan has been awarded the 1st place for Solo Junior Category at Musiccapella 2016, an all Mumbai Interschool Western Solo and Group Singing Competition
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- Marathi Story Writing Competition
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23.09.2016
- Interschool Fest "ROCHAK" for Hindi Divas
An interschool fest "ROCHAK" was held at Christ Church School, Byculla on the occasion of Hindi Divas on 14th September 2016.
18 students from grades 6 to 8 participated in the following events.
1. Story writing
2. Greeting Card Making
3. Hindi Elocution for Juniors
4. Fancy Dress
5. Rakhi Making
6. Hindi Elocution for Seniors
7. Monuments of India (Quiz)
8. Dance
9. Decathlon
- Akar Babu from Grade 7 and Sneha Mohanty from Grade 8 won the 2nd prize in the Dance Competition.
- Sanjana Pillai and Nashmita Jathanna from Grade 6 won the 3rd prize in the Greeting Card Making Competition.
22.09.2016
- Report on Grandparents Day Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg
International Grandparents Day was celebrated in school on 12th September, 2016. The grandparents of the KG section were invited to school. Every section was given a colour code. They were welcomed with refreshments and gathered in the stilt area.
Our Principal, Mrs Sunita George spoke about how invaluable grandparents are to our families. The programme commenced with our young comperes from Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg., hosting the show in a confident manner.
A dance was put up by each section and every class sang a group song as a sign of love and respect for the grandparents. In this way, all the children performed on stage to make the day special. They also made cards, paper flowers and hearts with a personal touch to be given to the grandparents as a token of love.
The grandparents were touched by this gesture and acknowledged their appreciation as they left for home. The children have thus learnt to value and respect the elders in their homes. It was a very happy and an emotional day for all.
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14.09.2016
- Report on Seasons Sr. Kg
The students of Sr. Kg. projected the theme - Seasons by displaying the different seasons in each classroom - Summer, Winter and Monsoon. They were all dressed in costumes that displayed the season and gave a detailed explanation on the weather, clothes we wear and food. They also exhibited the seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Each classroom was beautifully decorated with the art and craft work related to the topic.
The Jr. Kg section and grades 1 & 2 visited these classes.
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22.08.2016
- Report on Traditional Day (Jr.KG and Sr. Kg)
The tiny tots of the kg section were all decked up in their traditional form. Coming from East to West, North to South, all kinds of colourful traditional outfits were exhibited by the students. They had a classroom discussion about the costume they had come in.
Some of them also shared a few words in their regional language and spoke about the costume they had worn .They shared traditional food with their friends.
It was thus an educational and enjoyable day for all.
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- Report on Our Great Leaders (Grade 1 and Grade 2)
Grade 1 and 2 celebrated our 70 th year of Independence on the 11 th August, 2016. As a mark of respect to Indian leaders of the past and present, the students came dressed as a leader of their choice and presented an inspiring monologue, complete with famous quotes and props.
They sang the National Anthem and the National song meaningfully after a discussion of the history of our Tricoloured National Flag. There was a brief discussion about Independent India at their level.
It was a learning experience and an enjoyable day for the students.
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11.08.2016
- Report on Colours - Thematic Activity - Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg. (2016-2017)
The kindergarten class enjoyed the Theme for the week: 'Colours' as they dressed in different colours every day the week. The teachers exhibited different objects, fruits, vegetables with the colour of the day. Related pictures and flash cards were shown to the students. The students also brought some objects from home as per the colour and this was used for a session of 'Show and Tell' in class.
They sang songs and recited poems related to the theme. Activities were conducted related to colours and the students work was exhibited on the display boards.
The colourful week was fun and the main objective of understanding colours was achieved.
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- Report on the Monsoon - Thematic Activity - Grade 1 and Grade 2 (2016-2017)
The students of Grade 1 and 2 enjoyed themselves on Splish Splash Day, when they were given an opportunity to bring their umbrella/raincoat and talk about the magic of the monsoon on stage. Songs were sung and poems recited amongst a discussion on the special creatures of the monsoon and the beautiful scenery at this time of the year.
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09.08.2016
- Report of School Anniversary - Jr.Kg to Grade 2(2016-2017)
The School's Nineteenth Anniversary was celebrated on 22nd June 2016. The day began with a special prayer service, invoking God's blessings on the School. Children enjoyed the colouring and drawing competition held for them as well. The day ended on a sweet note when every child went home with a bar of chocolate.
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- Report on the Visit to the Supermarket - Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg (2016-2017)
Students of Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg visited the supermarket 'Haiko' at Hiranandani Gardens on 14th and 18th July respectively. This was their first outdoor trip, where they learned outside the periphery of their classrooms. They were very excited to see the fresh vegetables and fruits outlying the shelves and identified food as 'healthy' and 'junk'. In order to recapitulate all that they had learned, the teachers engaged them in a drawing/colouring and speaking sessions when they returned to School.
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- Report of the Safety Awareness Programme - Jr. Kg to Grade 2 (2016-2017)
Safe Kids Programme was conducted for Classes Jr. Kg, Sr. Kg, Grade 1 and Grade 2 on 27th July and 28th July 2016. The programme focused on pedestrian safety and the prevention of accidental injuries. Students learnt road safety rules through role play. They identified various kinds of vehicles. A flex sheet was used to represent a busy road, complete with a zebra crossing, footpaths and traffic lights. Thus, the children understood the difficulties one would face while crossing the street and the importance of following traffic rules.
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- Report on the Food - Thematic Activity - Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg (2016-2017)
Food was the theme for both Jr. and Sr. Kg for the month of July. The students of Jr. Kg brought all kinds of fruits from their home which was used for a 'Show and Tell' session in class. However, the fruit salad making activity is what captivated the tiny tots who relished 'the fruit of their efforts'. They shared the healthy dish with their friends and staff alike, thus learning important values along the way.
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29.07.2016
- 'LENS- IT'
Impact of BREXIT on the world
The school has initiated a discussion forum by the name Lens It . The objective of the forum is to encourage students to research, analyze, build perspective and suggest creative solutions for global concerns.
The topic for the first Lens- It was Impact of BREXIT on the World. This was organised for grades 8, 9 and 10 on 12th July, 2016. The event was orchestrated by Grade 9A.
An audio-visual with still animation and a skit was presented by Students of class 9A. Grade 10 presented an interesting and captivating Panel Discussion. The panel which consisted of grade 10 students exhibited their awareness by efficiently handling the questions asked by students and teachers.
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- The Annual Prize Day for Juniors & Seniors was held on 5th July, 2016, at the Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai. Students of classes 1 to 10 were felicitated for their academic achievements in 2015-2016. Advocate Ms. Abha Singh (Ex- Director Postal Services Maharashtra & Goa) graced the occasion as Chief Guest. She inspired both students and parents alike with her views on women empowerment and raising a voice against corruption and injustice. The event was also attended the by Committee of Management of Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society.
It was a proud moment for Saachi Jain, who was the winner of the Principals Commendation Gold Medal for being the highest scorer at School in the ICSE 2016 and for Aryamaan who won the George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the Committee of Management of Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society for being the Runner up in the ICSE 2016. The programme also showcased the prize winning songs and dance of the Inter House Competitions (2015-16).
30.06.2016
- Investiture Ceremony
Investiture ceremony of the new student council was organized on 23rd June, 2016 wherein each of the office bearers took the oath to uphold the honour of the School. Shaan Bhatt took charge as the School Captain. Dyuti Kumar and Shlok Mulye as the School Vice-Captain. Krish DSilva took charge as the Boys Sports Captain and Poulomi Saraph as the Girls Sports Captain. Parents of Student Council Members were invited to witness the ceremony. The school anniversary celebration was also held on this day. This involved special prayer service followed by sports and fine art activities for students.
Mon, 27th June to Fri, 19th August 2016
- First Mid Term Assessment (Classes 6-8)
Wednesday, 22nd June 2016
- School Anniversary
Friday, 17th June 2016
- School Commences (Jr. KG)
- Inter House Basketball Tournament Senior Girls & Boys (Finals)
Thursday, 16th June 2016
- Inter House Basketball Tournament Senior Girls (Semifinals)
Wednesday, 15th June 2016
- Inter House Basketball Tournament Senior Boys (Semifinals)
Friday, 10th June 2016
- School Commences (Classes Sr. KG 4)
Thursday, 9th June 2016
- School Commences (Classes 5 8)
Wednesday, 8th June 2016
- School Commences (Classes 9 10)
Tuesday, 19th April 2016
- Mahavir Jayanthi (Holiday)
Mon, 18th April 2016 to Fri, 22nd April 2016
- VBS (Vacation Bible School)
Monday, 18th April 2016
- PTA GBM
Friday, 15th April 2016
- Ram Navami (Holiday)
Thursday, 14th April 2016
- Ambedkar Jayanthi (Holiday)
Tuesday, 12th April 2016
- Checking of papers (Classes 6 9)
- Last working day
Monday, 11th April 2016
- Checking of papers (Classes1 5)
- Last working day
Friday, 8th April 2016
- Gudi Padwa (Holiday)
Thursday, 7th April 2016
- Graduation Day/Last Working Day for Sr.KG
Wednesday, 6th April 2016
- Musical Morning/Last Working Day for Jr. KG
Wed, 30th March 2016 to Thur, 7th April 2016
- Written Assessment 2 (Classes 1 5)
Monday, 28th March 2016
- Study leave for (Classes 1 5)
Tuesday, 29th March 2016
- Farewell ICSE Batch 2016 (Class 10)
- Holiday for (Classes KG to 9)
Friday, 25th March 2016
- Good Friday (Holiday)
Thursday, 24th March 2016
- Holi (Holiday)
Tue, 22nd March 2016 to Thur, 7th April 2016
- Final Assessment (Classes 6 9)
Monday, 21st March 2016
- Study leave for (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 18th March 2016
- Study leave for Class 9)
Wednesday, 16th March 2016
- Picnic for (Classes 1 & 2)
Monday, 7th March 2016
- Mahashivratri
Mon, 29th February 2016 to Thur, 31st March 2016
- ICSE Examination Commence
Friday, 26th February 2016
- Inter House Football Tournament Finals (Boys & Girls U/8)
- Mumbai Darshan Picnic for (Classes 4 & 5) tentative
Thursday, 25th February 2016
- Inter House Dance Competition (Class 8 9)
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Girls U/8)
- Maths Workshop for (Classes 5-7)
Wednesday, 24th February 2016
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Boys U/8)
- Maths Workshop for (Classes 8-9)
Monday, 22nd February 2016
- Workshop on Responsible Netism for (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 19th February 2016
- Shivaji Jayanti (Holiday)
Thursday, 18th February 2016
- Founders Day
Wednesday, 17th February 2016
- Open Day ( Jr. KG to Std 9)
Friday, 12th February 2016
- Inter House Football Tournament Finals (Boys & Girls U/10)
Thursday, 11th February 2016
- Orientation for Electives (Class 8)
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Girls U/10)
Wednesday, 10th February 2016
- Valedictory Function
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Boys U/10)
Saturday, 6th February 2016
- Intra School Bombay Scottish Schools
- Football/Basketball - Boys & Girls - U/10 , U/12
Thur, 4th to Fri, 12th February 2016
- Group Project (Classes 1 5)
Mon, 1st to Fri, 12th February 2016
- Group Project (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 29th January 2016
- Annual Sports Day (KG - 4)
Tuesday, 26th January 2016
- Republic Day Celebrations
Thursday, 21st January 2016
- Inter House English Dramatics Competitions (Classes 6 9)
Wednesday, 20th January 2016
- International English Olympiad
Monday, 18th January 2016
- Inter House English Dramatics Competition Dress Rehearsal (Classes 6 9)
Mon, 18th January 2016 to Fri, 22nd January 2016
- Written Assessment 1 (Classes 1 5)
Friday, 15th January 2016
- Inter House Model Making Competition (Classes 6 9)
Wed, 13th January 2016 to Fri, 29th January 2016
- Second Mid Term Assessment (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 8th January 2016
- School re-opens (Classes K 8)
Thursday, 7th January 2016
- School re-opens (Classes 9 10)
Thur, 7th January 2016 to
- Preliminary Examinations (Class 10)
Fri, 22nd January 2016
- Second Mid Term Assessment (Class 9)
Sat, 19th December 2015 to Wed, 6th January 2016
- Winter Vacation
Friday, 18th December 2015
- Annual Concert (Day 2)
Thursday, 17th December 2015
- Annual Concert (Day 1)
Wednesday, 16th December 2015
- Annual Concert (Dress Rehearsal)
Sun, 13th to Wed, 16th December 2015
- Maharashtra Anglo Indian CISCE Schools Inter School Athletic & Debate Olympiad Pune (Seniors)
Tue, 3rd and Fri, 4th Decemeber 2015
- Model United Nations (MUN) Classes 8 to 10
Wednesday, 2nd December 2015
- Inter House Quiz Competition (Classes 1 10)
- Workshop on Puberty for Classes 6 & 7
Tuesday, 1st December 2015
- Clubs/Teams/Winners Photographs
Mon, 30th November to Tue,8th December 2015
- Oral Assessment (Classes 1-5)
Friday, 27th November 2015
- ISC Orientation for admission of Std 11 at BSS (Mahim)- PTM
Thursday, 26th November 2015
- International Math Olympiad
Wednesday, 25th November 2015
- Guru Nanak Jayanthi (Holiday)
Tuesday, 24th November 2015
- G.K. Assessment 2 (Classes 1 10)
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in English-Final(Classes 3-5)
Monday, 23rd November 2015
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in English Dress Rehearsal (Classes 3 to 5)
Std 8
- a) Workshop on Career Planning & Goal Setting (20 min.)
- b) Aptitude-Interest-Personality Testing (AIP Test) (2 hrs)
Monday, 23rd November 2015
- Making Science Make Sense Activity for Stds 5 & 6.
Mon, 23rd November 2015 to Mon, 21st March 2016
- Second Term Assessment for Jr & Sr KG .
Thursday, 19th November 2015
- School Re-opens
Thur, 19th November to Fri, 4th December 2015
- Second Mid-Term Assessment (Class 10)
Mon,9th to Wed, 18th November 2015
- Diwali Vacations
Friday, 6th November 2015
- Annual Athletic Meet (Seniors)
Thursday, 5th November 2015
- Senior Sports (Rehearsal) at Goregaon Sports Club
Wednesday, 4th November 2015
- Math Wizard Competition-Finals (Classes 1-5)
Tuesday, 3rd November 2015
- Math Wizard Competition-Finals (Classes 6-10)
Wednesday, 28th October 2015
- Math Wizard Competition Round 1 (Classes 1 10)
Tuesday, 27th October 2015
- Inter Class Choral Singing Competition (Classes 1 & 2)
Thursday, 22nd October 2015
- Dussehra (Holiday)
Tuesday, 20th October 2015
- National Science Olympiad
Monday, 19th October 2015
- Workshop for students, Awareness on Substance Abuse, by Dr. Ashish Deshpande (Classes 9 & 10)
Saturday, 17th October 2015
- Possible Road Map for Career by PTA (Class 10)
Thursday, 8th to Monday, 19th October 2015
- Written Assessment 2 (Classes 1 5)
Wednesday, 7th October 2015
- Inter House Music Competition-Individual: Vocals/Instrumental (Classes 9 10)
Monday, 5th to Monday, 19th October 2015
- Project (Classes 9 & ICSE)
Monday, 5th to Monday, 19th October 2015
- First Term Assessment (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 2nd October
- Gandhi Jayanti (Holiday)
Wednesday, 30th September 2015
- Spelling Bee Competition-Finals (Classes 6 10)
- UNESCO (Classes 7 9)
- Project Trip Class 9 (Tentative)
- Project Trip ICSE (Tentative)
- Inter House Chess Tournament Semi Finals/Finals (Classes 9-10)
Tuesday, 29th September 2015
- Spelling Bee Competition-Finals (Classes 1 5)
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament Finals (Classes 6-10)
Monday, 28th September 2015
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament Semi Finals (Classes 6-10)
Sunday, 27th September 2015
- Anant Chaturdashi (Holiday)
Friday, 25th September 2015
- PTM (KG & 6 10)
Thursday, 24th September 2015
- Bakri ID (Holiday)
Wednesday, 23rd September 2015
-National Cyber Olympiad
-Inter House Cricket Tournament Finals (Boys-Seniors)
Tuesday, 22nd September 2015
- Hindi Divas
- Inter House Elocution Competition in Hindi (Individual/Choral : Classes 1 10)
-Spelling bee Competition Round 1 (Classes 1 10)
-Inter House Cricket Tournament Semi-Finals (Boys-Seniors)
Thur, 17th to Mon, 21st September 2015
- MID TERM BREAK (Ganesh Chathurthi)
Tue, 8th to Wed, 16th September 2015
- Oral Assessment (Classes 1 5)
Sunday, 6th September 2015
- Gokulashtami (Holiday)
Friday, 4th September 2015
- Teachers Day Celebrations
Thursday, 3rd September 2015
- Inter House Chess Tournament -Finals (Classes 5-8)
Wed, 2nd to Wed, 16th September 2015
- First Term Assessment (Classes 9-10)
Wednesday, 2nd September 2015
- Inter House Chess Tournament Semi-Finals (Classes 5-8)
Saturday,22nd - 31st August 2015
- The Maharashtra Anglo-Indian CISCE Inter School Basketball & Football Tournament (Tentative)
Friday, 28th August 2015
- Class Photographs
Wednesday, 26th August 2015
- Inter House Debate Competition in Marathi (Classes 8-10)
Friday, 21st August 2015
- Inter House Throwball Tournament Finals (Girls U/16)
Thursday, 20th August 2015
- Inter House Throwball Tournament Semi-Finals (Girls U/16)
Thursday, 20th August 2015
- Inter House Music Competition-Individual: Vocals/Instrumental (Classes 3-5)
Wednesday, 19th August 2015
- Inter House Choral Recitation in English (Classes 6-8)
Tuesday, 18th August 2015
- Parsi New Year (Holiday)
Saturday, 15th August 2015
- Independence Day Celebrations (Classes 8, 9, 10)
Friday, 14th August 2015
- GK Assessment 1 (Classes 1-10)
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Finals (Classes 6-8)
Thursday, 13th August 2015
- Inter House Power Point Presentation (Classes 8-10)
Wednesday, 12th August 2015
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Semi Finals (Classes 6-8)
- Talent Day (Classes 8, 9, 10)
Mon, 3rd to Wed, 12th August 2015
- Written Assessment 1 (Classes 1-5)
Friday, 7th August 2015
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Finals (Classes 9-10)
Thursday, 6th August 2015
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Semi Finals (Classes 9-10)
Wednesday, 5th August 2015
- Talent Day (Classes 6-7)
31st July 2015, Friday
- Parent Teacher Association (First GBM)
Parent Teacher Meeting (Classes K 10)
27th July, Mon - 10th Aug 2015, Mon
- Project-Individual (Class 9 & ICSE)
22nd July 2015, Wednesday
-Marathi Essay Writing Competition
17th July 2015, Friday
- Albert Barrow Memorial All India Creative Writing Competition
15th July 2015, Wednesday
- Hindi Story Writing Competition
Frank Anthony Memorial All India Inter School Debate Competition
8th July 2015, Wednesday
Vanamahotsava Day
English Poem Writing Competition
Inter House Art and Craft Competition
6th July, Mon 14th July 2015, Tue
Project Individual (Classes 1 5)
3rd July, Fri - 4th Sept, Fri
Project Individual (Classes 6 8)
1st July 2015, Wednesday
Annual Prize Day (Juniors & Seniors)
30th April Thursday 2015 :
- Reports Cards (Classes 6 9)
29th April Wednesday 2015:
- Report Cards (Classes 1 5)
Mon-20th April to Fri 24th April 2015:
- VBS (Vacation Bible School)
17th April Friday 2015 :
- Papers shown to students (Class 1 9) Last Working Day/End of Term Service.
7th April Tuesday 2015 :
- Graduation Day (Last Working Day Sr. Kg.)
6th April Monday 2015 :
- Musical Morning (Last Working Day Jr. Kg.)
Mon-30th March to Fri-10th April 2015 :
- Final Assessment (Classes 1 5)
27th March Friday 2015 :
- Farewell - ICSE Batch 2015
Wed-25th March to Mon-13th April 2015:
- Final Assessment (Classes 6 9)
27th February Friday 2015 :
- Inter House Football Tournament Finals (Boys/Girls U/8)
26th February Thursday 2015:
ICSE Exams
26th February- Thursday 2015:
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Girls U/8)
25th February Wednesday 2015:
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Boys U/8)
Thur-19 to Tue-3rd March 2015:
- Second Mid-Term assessment (Classes 6-8)
18th February 2015 Wednesday:
- Founders Day
16th February 2015 Monday :
- Open Day (Projects on Display)
13th February 2015 Friday 2015:
- Inter House football Tournament Finals (Boys/Girls U/10)
12th February 2015 Thursday :
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Girls U/10)
11th February 2015 Wednesday:
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Boys U/10)
11th February 2015 Wednesday:
- Orientation for Electives (Class 8)
10th February 2015 Tuesday :
- Valedictory Function
6th February 2015 Friday :
- ISC MUN Orientation at Mahim
Tue-3rd to Wed-11th February:
- (Group) Project - Classes 1 5
Mon-2nd to Fri-13th February:
- (Group) Project - Classes 6 - 8
29th January 2015 Thursday :
- International English Olympiad (IEO)
28th January 2015 Wednesday :
- Inter House Choral Singing Competition (Classes 6 8)
26th January 2015 Monday:
- Republic Day Celebrations (Classes 6 - 10)
15th January 2015 Thursday:
- Second Term Written Assessment -1 (Classes 1 5)
Tue-6th to Thur-22nd January 2015:
- Class 10 : Preliminary Examinations
- Second Mid-Term Assessment (Class 9)
18th December 2014 - Thursday onwards :
- Christmas Break
Mon-15th to Wed-17th December 2014:
- Annual Concert
10th December 2014 - Wednesday :
- Inter House Quiz Competition (Classes 1 - 10)
4th December 2014 - Thursday :
- International Math Olympiad (IMO)
Mon-1st to Fri-12th - December 2014:
- Second Mid-Term Assessment (Classes 6 - 8)
1st December 2014 - Monday :
- Clubs / Teams / Winners Photographs
28th November 2014 - Friday :
- PTM (Classes K-10)
27th November 2014 Thursday :
- GK Assessment - 2 (Classes 1-10)
26th November 2014 Wednesday:
- Making Science Make Sense (MSMS) for Classes 5 & 6
25th November 2014 Tuesday:
- National Science Olympiad (NSO)
24th November 2014 Monday :
- ISC Orientation at 2.00 p.m.
24th November 2014 Monday:
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in Marathi (Finals - Classes 6 to 10)
21st November 2014 Friday:
- Inter House Science Model Making Competition (Classes 6 to 9)
19th November 2014 Wednesday:
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in Marathi (Dress Rehearsal - Classes 6 to 10)
Mon-17th to Mon-1st December 2014:
- Second Mid Term Assessment (Class 10)
Mon-17th to Tue-25th November 2014 :
- Orals Assessment (Classes 1-5)
Thur-13th & Fri-14th November 2014 :
- Annual Athletic Meet (Juniors/Seniors)
6th November 2014 Thursday :
- Guru Nanak Jayanti (Holiday)
5th November 2014 Wednesday:
- NIE Spelling Bee Competition (Classes 7 & 8)
4th November 2014 Tuesday :
- Moharrum (Holiday)
31st October 2014 Friday :
- Annual Swimming Gala
30th October 2014 - Thursday
- School Re-opens after diwali vacation.
Mon-20th to Wed-29th October 2014
- Diwali Vacation
13th October 2014 - Monday
- Inter House Solo/Duet Singing/Instrumental Solo Competition (Classes 9 - 10)
- Spelling Bee Round 2 (Classes 9 & 10)
- English Elocution (Classes 9 & 10)
Tue-7th to Fri-17th October 2014
- Written Assessment - 2 (Classes 1-5)
- Project (Individual) Classes 9 / ICSE
6th October 2014 - Monday
- Bakri Id (Holiday)
3rd October 2014 - Friday
- Dussehra (Holiday)
2nd October 2014 - Thursday
- Gandhi Jayanti
Wed-1st to Fri-17th October 2014
- First Terminal Assessment (Classes 6 - 8)
29th September 2014 - Monday
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament (Classes 6 - 10) Finals
29th September 2014 - Monday
- UNESCO
28th-30th September 2014 (Sun-Tue)
- Project Trip to Pune (Class 10)
27th September 2014 - Saturday
- All for the Art - Inter School Group Dance Competition at Pawar Public School - Chandivili.
24th -26th September 2014 (Wed-Fri)
- Project Trip to Nasik (Class 9)
25th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Elocution Competition in English for Seniors
25th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament (Classes 6 - 10) Semifinals
23rd September 2014 - Tuesday
- Class Photographs
- Inter House Choral Recitation in English for Juniors
- Spelling Bee Final Round (Classes 1 to 8)
22nd September 2014 - Monday
- Inter Class/House Solo Singing Competition for Junior Kg to Std 2
19th September 2014 - Friday
- PTM (Jr. Kg to Std 10)
18th September 2014 - Thursday
- National Cyber Olympiad (NCO)
15th September 2014 - Monday
- Hindi Divas
13th September 2014 - Saturday
- Rochak - Inter School Competition in Hindi on Hindi Divas at Christ Church School
12th September 2014 - Friday
- Inter House Chess Tournament (Classes 5-10) Finals
11th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Chess Tournament (Classes 5-10) Semifinals
9th -23rd September 2014 (Tue-Tue)
- First Terminal Assessment (Classes 9-10)
9th -17th September 2014 (Tue-Wed)
- First Term Oral Assessment (Classes 1-5)
5th September 2014 - Friday
- Teachers Day
4th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Debate Competition in Hindi for Classes 6 to 10
1st August 2014 - Friday
- GK Assessment - 1 for classes 1 to 10
4th -13th August 2014 - Mon-Wed
- Written Assessment for classes 1 to 5
6th August 2014 - Wednesday
- Inter House PPT competition for seniors
13th August 2014 - Friday
- Reserve Bank of India - All India Inter-School Quiz (RBIQ).
15th August 2014-Friday
- Inter-School Science Competition by Lions Club of Vidyavihar.
15th August 2014 - Fri
- Independence Day Celebration for classes 8 to 10
19th August 2014 - Tuesday
- Frank Anthony Memorial All-India Inter School Debate competition 2014 Category II and qualifying for Stage II, selection stage of the Debate.
23rd August 2014-Saturday
- Science Fair at The Cathedral & John Cannon School
23rd & 24th August 2014
- Jamnabi Narsee Alumni - Cascade will be held at J N S, Vileparle.
27th August 2014 - Wednesday
- Inter House Dramatics competition in Hindi for Juniors (Final)
28th August 2014 - Thursday
- Workshop on Debating Skills in Hindi for seniors
22nd to 31st August 2014 - Fri to Sun
- The Maharashtra Anglo Indian Inter-School Basketball and Football Tournament - Barnes School - Devlali
3rd July 2014 - Thursday
- English Story Writing Competition
4th July 2014 - Friday
- Annual Prize Day (Juniors & Seniors)
11th July 2014 - Friday
- Hindi Essay Writing Competition
15th July 2014 - Tuesday
- Vanamahotsava Day
19th July 2014 - Saturday
- Leadership Training Programme (Student Council & Prefects)
16th July 2014 - Wednesday
- Marathi Poem Writing Competition
Date: 20th September, 2019.
Grades: Jr. & Sr. Kg
The theme being 'Twinning', both grandparents and their wards, came dressed alike. Along with other activities, they also enjoyed an interesting game of Housie based on their names. A special video based on the class activities was shown. This wonderful day came to an end with a photo taken at the specially created, unique photo booth.
- LENS IT
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Grade: 8A - Are we skilled or schooled?
Venue: School Hall
The various segments of the programme illustrated the pros and cons of the current education system. It brought out the fact that schools strive to do a lot to educate students and help them develop 21st century skills.
- TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS
Date: 4th September, 2019.
Grades: K - 10
Venue: School Hall
The celebration began with a special assembly for Junior & Senior school students. The assembly was led in prayer by the Student Council members of Grade 10. Representatives of each class gave the Principal and SAC a handmade card each. The Student Council members also presented each teacher with a personalised handmade memento.
Date: 21st September, 2019.
Venue: Global Fusion, Andheri
The Management hosted a lunch for teachers at the aforementioned venue as a gesture of appreciation for all the hard work and effort put in by them. The theme for the event was Bohemian Chic. Teachers came dressed accordingly and had a great time.
- TRIPS:
Date: 25th September, 2019
Venue: RBI, Fort
Grade: 10
Venue: Reserve Bank of India and the Coin Museum
The session for students of Standard 10 (Economics Applications and Commercial Applications) began being shown a video which focused on the evolution of money (its different forms in different regimes) till date. At the coin museum, they saw and learnt about the coins and currency notes of the past decades and centuries. They students could relate to the textual content when they saw a vivid description on how Hundies, Promissory notes, Bills of Exchange were issued and used in the past and some that are in use even in the present times. After an enriching tour of the Museum, they were taken to the RBI Regional Headquarters. The officials of the Financial Inclusion team at the RBI had organised an interactive session for the students with the objective of providing a practical idea of the working of the RBI in general that explained the role played by the RBI in the Indian economy. They were provided with in-depth information pertaining to the (i) maintenance of financial stability, (ii) issuance of bank notes (iii) implementation of monetary policies, (iv) insight on foreign exchange reserves, (v) currency management and (vi) Financial Inclusion. Videos were shown for better understanding of the said concepts.
It was an informative and enriching trip for the students as well as the teachers.
Date: 30th August, 2019.
Venue: Kidzania, R-City
Grades: 1-5
This trip was an educational cum recreational one. Students had a hands-on experience of the various professions. They baked doughnuts, pizzas and biscuits. They got an opportunity to make soft drinks (Frooti). They engaged themselves in delivering parcels, wall climbing, painting, learning about dentistry while also exploring various professions, eg., Banking , Departmental Store Keeping, Courier Services, Pilot Training, to name a few. They enjoyed dancing with the DJ and having a hair spa done as well. They showcased their talent in dance, drama and fashion show. All in all, it was a fun filled day!
- WORKSHOP:
Date: 7th September, 2019.
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
Event: Digital Safety for Youth
Grade: 9
Resource Person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
An introductory workshop on Digital Safety was conducted. Students were given different case-studies to understand the various issues that plague the youth in the present times. Students were made aware of digital threats like fake news, addiction by design and online predators. With the help of examples, they were shown how the same could be identified. The workshop ended with a Kahoot session.
Date: 31st August, 2019
Event: Brainstorm
Venue:Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
Grades: 8,9 & 10
Conducted By: ISC Students
14 students attended the Brainstorm session. The talks given by various entrepreneurs were inspirational. Be it Mr. Raj Shamani’s inspiring story about using Rs. 10,000 given by his father to open a dish washer business and giving a speech in the UN at the age of 17, Ms. Mehra and Mr. Barboza, who thought about the cases of sexual assault and came up with kits to teach the “common man” how to give immediate care to the victim, Mr. Aayushman Sinha’s life from a naughty Scottishite to the youngest artist manager, Mr. Samarth Shah’s 3D printing machine or Mr. Rahat’s drone idea; each of these helped students learn and hear first hand how hard work and diligence can help one fulfil their dreams. Gaurav Gambhir’s beatboxing and rapping, a quiz session using kahoot and various musical performances kept the audience enthralled.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES:
Grade: Jr. Kg
Date: 29th August, 2019.
Activity: Vegetables-Eaten Raw
Students brought vegetables that could be eaten raw. They came dressed in green and coloured a worksheet based on the topic. They recited a poem on vegetables.
Date: 21st August, 2019/ 23rd August, 2019.
Activity: Fruits
Students brought fruits with one seed/ more than one seed to class. As they shared and ate the fruits; they could see and discuss the distinct differences between each type.
Date: 14th August, 2019
Activity: Independence Day
Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes and brought tri-coloured snacks. The significance of Independence Day was told to them. A picture of the flag was shown and the meaning of each colour was explained. They then coloured the flag, stuck it on ice cream sticks and took it home.
Date: 13th August, 2019.
Activity: Puppet Talk
Students brought finger/stick puppets of rain creatures and spoke a few lines about the same.
Date: 9th August, 2019.
Activity: Monsoon Mania
Students came in wearing headgear related to the monsoon season. They sang rain related songs and later did bud painting on an umbrella.
Date: 8th August 2019
Activity: Friendship Day
Students came dressed in coloured clothes and brought star stickers from home. They were each given a satin ribbon and they decorated it with their stickers. They took the bands home for their friends.
Grade Sr. Kg
Date: 11th September, 2019/ 13th September, 2019.
Activity: Farm/Pet Animals
Students wore headgear that represented different pets/farm/wild animals and spoke a few words about their homes, cries and young ones.
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Activity: Shape Snacks
What could be a better geometry lesson than one that could also be eaten and relished? With their snacks of different shapes, students had a good time identifying and pointing out the differences between each shape.
Date: 8th September, 2019.
Activity: Friendship Day
Students came dressed in denim and spoke a few words about their best friend. They had fun making beautiful Friendship Day Cards for each other.
Date: 21st August, 2019.
Activity: Sprouts Salad
Students learnt about the importance of eating healthy food as they made a nutritious sprout salad by mixing sprouted lentils, boiled corn and potatoes, chopped tomatoes, pomegranate seeds, lime juice, black salt and sweet and sour tamarind chutney. They relished the yummy sprout salad.
Date: 13th August, 2019
Activity: Monsoon
Students came dressed in different shades of blue and recited rhymes related to the Rainy Season.
Grade 1:
Date: 11th September, 2019.
Activity: The Food We Eat
Students brought fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and dairy products. They sat in their teams and prepared a healthy plate. They divided the plate into the different categories and stuck the pictures accordingly. This activity created awareness about the benefits of eating healthy food. They enjoyed doing the activity and learnt the value of eating healthy food.
Date: 6th September, 2019.
Activity: Money
Students were asked to get Indian (play) currency. They were then divided into groups and asked to come up and enact the various money transactions that take place in our daily lives. The groups were given time to discuss and enact any scene which included a money transaction. Their enactment included the purchase and sale of products, exchange of money, using a debit card at the ATM machines and depositing money into bank accounts.
Date: 13th August, 2019.
Activity: Celebrating Independence Day
Students came dressed in tri-coloured clothes and spoke a few sentences on our National bird/flower/animal/fruit. The teacher showed them the National Flag of India, spoke about the significance of the day and why we celebrate it.
Date: 9th August, 2019.
Activity: Friendship Day
The celebration began with making creative friendship bands for their best friends. They decorated the ribbons in their own innovative manner. Students enthusiastically tied these colourful friendship bands to express their love and care for their friends, thereby making their bonds stronger.
Grade 2:
Date: 16th September, 2019.
Activity: Sowing Seeds (Plants Around Me)
Students brought a small container of soil along with a few mustard seeds which they sowed in the soil. They were made familiar with the life cycle of a plant and also learnt about its parts. They watered and learnt to take care of their plants.
Date: 11th September, 2019.
Activity: Building A Bird Home
Students made a birdhouse using tetra packs, ice-cream sticks, and water colours. They learnt to empathise with the little creatures. The importance of trees was also discussed with them. This activity helped the students enhance their Naturalistic intelligence as well as spatial intelligence.
Grade 3:
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Activity: General Science-Insects
Students made a 3D model of an insect (ladybird) using red and black clay.This activity helped them to identify the head, thorax and abdomen. It helped the students in developing visual, cognitive and application skills by using the knowledge given in the class.
Grade 4:
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Activity: Social Studies-Four Domains of the Earth
Students made a clay model showing the different layers of the Earth. This activity helped them to understand the inner core, outer core, mantle and crust of the Earth.
Date: 23rd August, 2018.
Activity: General Science - Measurement
Students learned about measurement by doing hands on activity. They measured their pencil box and pouch using the spring balance and weighing machine. They also measured the length of their notebooks and benches using ruler and handspan respectively. This helped the students in enhancing their analytical and observational skills.
Grade 5:
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Subject: General Science-Bones and Muscles
Students observed and studied the X- Rays of different body parts and answered the given set of questions based on the same. They observed the X-Rays and identified the bone/ joint present in the body part. It helped in developing visual, cognitive and application skills by using the knowledge given in the class.
Date: 26th August, 2019.
Activity: Mathematics-Fractions
Students used origami paper to do an activity on Equivalent fractions. They depicted the fractions 1/2 which is equal to 2/6 by folding and colouring the paper. This activity helped them to understand the concept of Equivalent fractions better.
Date: 8th August, 2019.
Activity: General Science - Separation Techniques
Students made water purifiers using natural things, for example, pulses, pebbles, cotton , sand and clay. They learnt to make a working model of a water purifier and troubleshooting practical difficulties while making the same. This activity helped the students to develop a scientific aptitude and application skills.
Grade 5:
Date: 26th August, 2019.
Activity: Mathematics - Topic: Fractions
The students used origami paper to depict the fractions 1/2 which is equal to 2/6 by folding and colouring the paper. This activity helped them to understand the concept better.
- INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Date: 15.08.19
Grades: 8 to 10
Venue: School Premises
The celebration began with the hoisting of the flag by our Principal, Mrs. Jane Kotian. This was followed by a prayer service that was conducted by the Principal and the academic coordinators. Mrs. Kotian then spoke to the parent-student audience about the importance of being ‘High-Tech’ while continuing to be ‘High-Touch’. While sharing statistics about the demographic information of education and employment, she asserted the importance of each child being equipped with a life skill that would sustain the planet. The cultural programme that followed Mrs. Kotian’s address, which included an amalgamation of a pantomime, declamation and slam poetry, enthralled the audience evoking patriotic fervor in one and all present there.
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DATE: 9th August 2019
GRADE: 6A: Appreciation – A Quality We Need To Cultivate
VENUE: School Hall
Students began with an introduction to the innumerable positives associated with the quality of appreciation. They depicted how it felt to be or not to be appreciated through a skit. They also emphasized the importance of the values. A poem entitled ‘Everything You Do’ was recited which was followed by a song on Appreciation and Gratitude sung by the students. It concluded with the students talking about what they learnt from the discussion about virtue and how they could apply it in their lives.
Date: 13th August 2019
Grade: 4A - The Art of Listening
Venue: Ms. Amita Kumar
Students enacted a scene from the classroom where students were not listening to the story being narrated in the class and thus were unable to answer the questions that followed. A story of a rabbit and a monkey depicting the importance of listening was enacted. The narrators stressed on how listening is a key to effective communication and how important it is to master this skill. The difference between listening and hearing and how important it is to listen to the instructions carefully was emphasised.
Date: 19th August 2019
Grade: 6B - Preserving Cultural Traditions
Venue: School Hall
Students addressed key areas like the origin and significance of regional dances through a display of three dances across three different cultures, a fashion show that highlighted the vibrant attires of different states, a classroom scene that spoke about the meaning and nature of the cultural preservation process followed by a gastronomic tour where students from different cultures shared an actual potluck meal on stage. A group discussion that followed covered aspects concerning the importance of cultural preservation and formal institutionalized support rendered not only by the Indian government but also the UN, to preserve indigenous languages, traditions, heritage, etc. Lastly, the entire act was summarized by an unconventional poetry presentation that depicted how these lived experiences, practices and traditions formulate our cultural heritage.
Date: 20.08.19
Grade: 2B - Impact of Climate Change on human beings and animals.
Venue: School Hall
Students performed short skits on how climate change affects and harms human beings and animals. The perils of global warming were put forth. The latest happenings were highlighted during the skit and through video clippings.
Date: 21st August 2019
Grade: 2C - Ocean Revolution
Venue: School Hall
While plastic has many valuable uses, we have become addicted to single-use or disposable plastic — with severe environmental consequences. Talking about this grave problem of single use plastic and how it is polluting our landfills as well as the oceans, students depicted how animals were choked because of the plastic waste through a skit, followed by an intense dance performance. The show ended with a song, that encouraged putting an end to single use plastic, followed by a pledge to do so taken by one and all.
Date: 22nd August 2019
Grade: 4B - Attitude- The Art of Living
Venue: School Hall
Using a video, students showcased two different attitudes and explained the meaning of having a positive attitude. This was followed by the introduction of various habits that support positive attitude. That these habits are important to build a positive attitude was stressed upon. The programme concluded with the enactment of the song ‘I can do it ‘ by the students.
Date: 27th August 2019
Grade: 4C - Think Before You Speak
Venue: School Hall
Students depicted a scene where they showcased how one can hurt other people’s feelings when they speak without giving it a thought. This was followed by a courtroom scene that showed how simple comments about a person can destroy a man’s honour. A few students then recited a beautiful poem. The event culminated with a spectacular dance performance on the ‘Power Of Words’.
Date: 29th August 2019
Grade: 6C - Child Labour
Venue: School Hall
Students depicted the plight of child labourers whose childhood is taken away due to challenging financial circumstances. A panel discussion which comprised government officials and NGO activists explained the various initiatives taken against child labour. They event ended with the soulful rendition of Michael Jackson’s ‘We Are The World’.
- WORKSHOPS:
Date: 10th August, 2019.
Grade: 10
Subject: College Career Subject Guidance
Resource Person: Ms.Mayura Mohta (Counsellor)
This session was conducted to bridge the gap that is prevalent in the minds of both students and parents regarding school, college and eventual career paths. The audience was informed about the various exams that one is required to take if one wishes to go abroad for higher studies while also giving a peek into the various kinds of entrance tests. She encouraged students to begin building their portfolios which must include both academic and non-academic achievements from grades 8-10.
Date: 19th August, 2019.
Grade: 5 & 6
Subject: Science/Geography
Venue: School Hall
Resource Person: Ms Rita Maker (Teacher & Environmentalist)
Sustainability of resources was promoted during the workshop. Students were encouraged to take care of nature through random acts of kindness. As an after activity, students were taught how to make table mats from used plastic bags, plarn (plastic yarn) using loops.
Date: 21st August, 2019.
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Home Science
Venue: School Classroom
Resource Person: Chef Zacharias (Bombay Canteen Restaurant)
Chef Zacharias shared valuable information on the different varieties of vegetables found in India .
They were then invited to participate in the festival celebrating local vegetables at the Bombay Canteen.
- TRIPS
Date: 26th August, 2019
Grade:10
Venue: St. Andrew's Auditorium, Bandra
Subject: English - 'The Tempest' by Shakespeare (Helen O'Grady Productions)
Students watched a musical pantomime based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, directed by Mr. K. Paintal. The 70 minute play helped students experience the magic of live theatre, thus enhancing their artistic and creative imagination. The play was a visual delight featuring great acting talent; mesmerizing light and sound effects. The Master story teller's gripping plot and dynamic characters did not fail to fascinate our young minds.
Date : 27th August, 2019
Venue : The National Stock Exchange, Block-G, B.K.C, Mumbai.
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Commercial Applications & Economic Applications
Resource Person: Mr. Hitesh Sethia
The session began with a discussion on the topic : Is Speculation Good or Bad ? Students learnt that speculation if done with the right knowledge and in a controlled environment, may contribute to dynamic economic growth. He helped in busting the myth that printing too many currency can make an economy free of poverty. The students were briefed about the live share trading procedures, pricing of shares, categories they fall under etc. Trading terminologies were explained with relevant examples. It was an informative session which the students thoroughly enjoyed.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES
- GRADE JR. KG & SR.KG:
In keeping with the theme of colours, students came dressed in the required colours and brought objects of the same. They described the objects while the others listened to them with rapt attention. Thus, Jr.Kg came dressed in blue on 24th July, 2019 & Sr.Kg came dressed in green on 24th July, 2019.
- GRADE 1:
Date: 11.07.19/18.07.19
Activity: Sense Organs
Subject: General Science
In keeping with the theme of sense organs, students were asked to bring various materials that would help them understand how the various sense organs work.
- GRADE 2:
Date: 22.07.19
Activity: Food Talk
Subject: General Science
Students brought various food items to class and spoke about the same. They classified the food into the category it belonged and explained the need for a balanced diet. This activity enhanced their understanding of eating healthy, thereby enhancing their intra personal intelligence.
- GRADE 3:
Date: 24.07.19
Activity: Addition
Subject: Mathematics
Students drew two flowers with four petals each on a sheet of paper. A number on the horizontal and vertical petal was given. The students had to complete the numbers on the remaining two petals in such a way to match the sum horizontally and vertically to get a common sum. This activity helped in building the logical and analytical skills of the children.
Date: 5.08.19
Activity: Concrete and Abstract Nouns.
Subject: English Language
Students were given four sentences, each containing a concrete and an abstract noun. They were asked to represent the sentences through drawings. This activity not only helped them learn that abstract nouns cannot be represented visually. But also helped them identify the difference between Concrete and Abstract nouns.
- GRADE 4:
Date: 19.07.19
Activity: The Brave Little Kite
Subject: English Literature
The theme of this poem is based on courage. Students made kites as a symbol of overcoming their fears and rising higher. Each student wrote down at least one of their fears on the kite with an aim to always keep trying to overcome it and not give up the pursuit of eradicating every kind of fear from their lives.
- GRADE 5:
Date: 24.07.19
Activity: My Family
Subject: Marathi
Students brought a picture of their family and spoke about each of their family members in class. This activity helped students overcome stage fear while also helping them learn the art of making short sentences in Marathi.
Date: 08.08.19
Activity: Separation Techniques
Subject: General Science
Students made water purifiers using natural things (pulses, pebbles, cotton, sand and clay). They learnt to make a working model of a water purifier and troubleshooting practical difficulties while making the same. This activity helped the students to develop a scientific aptitude and application skills.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES
- JR.KG
Date: 05.06.19
Activity: Walk Around the School
The students were taken for a walk around the school and were familiarized with the various important rooms in the premises. They visited the Library, the Sick Bay, the Computer Lab, the Accounts office and the Music Rooms. The scholastic trip turned out to be a great delight for our little tourists!
Date: 10.07.19
Activity: Red Day
To enhance their learning about the colour Red, students came dressed in red and brought a red fruit along. During the day, they completed a worksheet and sang songs on the same. They surely did paint their classrooms red with their enthusiasm and sweet melodies!
Date: 12.07.19
Activity: My Family
Each student was given the cut out of a tree which they painted green, using a sponge. They stuck the photographs of their family members on it and were ecstatic to see the end result. The love of family is indeed one of life's greatest gifts!
Date: 17.07.19
Activity: Yellow Day
Students came dressed in yellow and brought yellow coloured snacks. They coloured a bright yellow sun and recited a poem on the colour yellow. At the end of the task, their faces were radiant with a bright, sunshine smile!
- SR.KG
Date: 05.07.19
Activity: Orange Day
Students came dressed in orange and brought orange coloured snacks in their tiffin boxes. They coloured a worksheet on orange coloured objects. They learnt that orange does make one stand out!
Date: 16.07.19
Activity: Purple Day
Students came dressed in purple and spoke a few words on purple coloured accessories that they were super excited to flaunt. May this garden of purple always be in full bloom!
- GRADE 2:
Date: 14.07.19
Activity: MIME ACT
World Laughter Day is a yearly event celebrated worldwide to highlight the numerous mending benefits of laughter. Students prepared a 'Humorous Mime Act'. They came dressed as different funny characters like clowns, Mr. Bean among others. With their excellent acting abilities, they emoted and expressed their respective characters beautifully while conveying a valuable message to the audience.
- KG to GRADE 2
Date: 8.07.19
Activity: Chocolate Day
The World Chocolate Day was celebrated with great gusto by students as they used special accessories and props to speak about their favourite chocolate. Their narratives made one feel that chocolates are indeed ground from the beans of happiness!
- GRADE 3:
Date:16.07.19
Activity:Under the Bed
Subject: English Literature
Students used their creativity and imagination to make monster masks which was an extension of the topic being taught. They learnt that 'Fear is only as deep as the mind allows.'
Date: 17.07.19
Activity: Grandparents' Day
Students wrote a letter to their grandparents, decorated it with pictures and put it in an envelope addressed to them. They were asked to send it by post to their grandparents as a token of their love and respect for them. They learnt to appreciate the presence of their grandparents' in their lives.
- GRADE 4:
Date: 04.07.19
Activity: Roman Numerals
Subject: Mathematics
Students solved the given incorrect puzzles using ice-cream sticks which helped enhance their logical thinking and knowledge of Roman numerals.
Date: 27.06.19
Activity: Nouns
Subject: Hindi
Students brought different pictures of noun. They were divided into groups and stuck pictures on a sheet of paper according to the three types of nouns. The activity helped them learn to differentiate between the three types of nouns and enhanced their vocabulary. It also helped them in brainstorming.
- GRADE 5:
Date: 24.6.19
Activity: Making a Dream Catcher
Students used dry leaves, twigs, thread, rope, spices etc. to make a dream catcher. This activity helped them develop a sense of how recycled waste and plant parts can be used in an aesthetic manner.
Date: 10.07.19
Activity: Large Numbers
Subject: Mathematics
Students analysed the given data on the population of different states of India by using the appropriate operations which enhanced their analytical skills thus developing statistical skills.
Date: 16.07.19
Activity: The Constitution of India
Subject: Social Studies
Students were asked to write a letter to a government official informing him/her of an important historical monument being damaged by miscreants. They researched on a monument of their choice that was being damaged and wrote a letter giving suggestions for improvement while also appreciating the efforts of the government. The activity ensured that the students develop a sense of responsibility towards their national heritage.
Date: 15.07.19
Activity: Learning to write slogans
Subject: Hindi
Students used old greeting cards and invitation cards to make bookmarks with slogans based on the environment.
- PARENT TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
DATE: 5th July 2019
VENUE: School Hall
The 1st General Body Meeting of the PTA was attended by Mr. S. V. Albal, Treasurer and Administrator, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, the Principal, the SAC, the Coordinators & the parent representatives. The various committees presented their respective reports for the year 2018-19. The names of the new office bearers were announced. With no further matters to discuss, the meeting concluded with a prayer.
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DATE: 4th July, 2019.
GRADE: 5C: Happitude
VENUE: School Hall
A short skit titled, 'The Pursuit of Happiness' was presented. It beautifully portrayed the message that in order to stay happy in life, one needs to be content. This was followed by a discussion on the UN report of 2019 in which India ranks 140th in the Happiness Index.
Students deliberated on what the criteria to decide the happiness index for countries should be as they put their suggestions on placards bearing the 12 core habits that foster happiness. The programme concluded with the enactment of the song 'Happiness'.
- EDUCATIONAL TRIP
Date: 1st July, 2019.
Venue: Meluha - The Fern
Grade: 9 & 10
Subject: Home Science
Students visited the gold certified ecotel hotel and observed eco-friendly ways implemented in their day to day routines. They were taken around the building where they saw the eco-friendly infrastructure that had been put in place. They were addressed by the Master Chef and the Sous Chef and were taken on a tour of the kitchen and a royal suite to have a first hand view of the practices which have been adopted by the hotel. The overall experience was a very interesting one, where all their curious questions about hotels and restaurants were answered. Students saw how one can be luxurious yet eco-friendly in dispensing the best services to the hotel clientele.
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Date: 20.07.19
Venue: Nehru Planetarium
Grades: 8 & 9
Subject:
Students visited the Nehru Science Center to attend the 50th Moon Landing Day celebration. The students were shown a movie which had original clips and recording of the spaceflight mission, Apollo 11. They witnessed the problems that the astronauts faced during their 8 day travel. The second session was based on 'Science on a Sphere'. The students, with the help of the projections made on a sphere, observed the various faces of moon, the climatic conditions, the topography and the landing sites of spaceflights. The show was excellent and provided a good visual experience as well as factual knowledge about the moon.
- MISSION WEEK
Date: 8th-12th July 2019
Grades: 1 to 10
Venue: Bombay Scottish School, Powai
In keeping with our motto, Perseverantia et Fide in Deo, the Mission Week on the theme 'Celebrating Life' was conducted for the students of the school. Students learnt how they could celebrate life in all its hues, especially while going through rejection. They were also encouraged to be a source of inspiration to others. They understood the importance of an individual's need to feel loved and secure while being patient through the various challenges that life throws at them. With the aid of videos, games and the inspiring stories of two influential personalities, namely 'Jim Carrey' and 'Ida Scudder', students were motivated to celebrate life in all situations.
- BRIDGE WORKSHOP
Date: 3rd July to 18th July 2019.
Grades: Grades 5 to 9
Resource Person: Mr. Amaresh Deshpande
Playing bridge, one of the most intelligent card games, helps improve an individual's memory, problem solving skills, communication skills, and social skills as students work together to achieve the best result.
As an intermediate step towards Bridge, a class-wise inter house tournament was also conducted. This game aimed at giving the students a peek into the kind of strategizing and analysis required to play the game.
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- ROTARY CLUB OF BOMBAY - FELICITATION
Date: 6th July 2019
Venue: Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai
The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai conferred our staff member, Mr. Dinesh Bangera with the Academic Excellence Award 2019 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the vocation of academics.
Shreya Ompreethi & Aayushi Mahajan, our ICSE toppers for the year 2019, were also awarded for their achievements.
We cannot be more proud!
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DATE: 4th July 2019
GRADE: 5B: Life Skills - Make It Your Way Of Life
VENUE: School Hall
Students presented the story of The Marble Statue and Marble Tile. Through their narration and enactment of the same, they drove home the message that being perseverant, owning a positive attitude and having a purpose filled life is important.
Simple things like doing their own work, being responsible, learning to use the first aid, cleaning and decorating the house were highlighted. They spoke about higher order life skills like creativity, empathy, critical thinking, collaboration and communication. The programme ended with the message that learning can, and should, be a lifelong process that enhances our understanding of the world and improves the quality of our life.
George Herbert was right when he said, 'Skill and confidence are an unconquered army!'
DATE: 15th July 2019
GRADE: 7C: India Against Corruption: The Story Of Anna Hazare
VENUE: School Hall
Students portrayed a helpless and ironic condition in present day society where corruption and bribery has become an integral part of our daily life. This premise was used to introduce the character of Anna Hazare and how he stood firm against all odds to fight corruption. Anna's biographical depiction covered his childhood days as well as his days in the military. His work towards the upliftment of his native village, Raleganj Siddhi was presented in the form of a village skit. A debate involving his social work in the light of the Right To Information Act and Lokpal Bill was presented. Anna's stint in Tihar jail along with people's participation in the Satyagraha Movement for the Lokpal Bill was enacted. The grand finale included the students assembling together on stage for the rendition of a heroic song.
- STUDENT COUNCIL LIST
Student Council Members For 2019-20 are as Follows:
School Captain - Dhruv Narayan
School Vice Captains - Apurva Mukherjee & Dia Daison Arakkal.
Sports Captain For Boys - Conroy Karkada
Sports Captain For Girls - Naina Sisodia.
Captain Of The Macpherson House - Aakar Babu
Vice Captain Of The Macpherson House - Surya Nandakumar.
Captain Of The Catherine House - Navya Sriram
Vice Captain Of The Catherine House - Bianca D'souza.
Captain Of The Macgregor House - Nachiket Shekhar Garg
Vice Captain Of The Macgregor House - Rohit Menon.
Captain Of The Elizabeth House - Ananya Parashar
Vice Captain Of The Elizabeth House - Rainah Sayed.
Captain Of The Haddow House - Aryan Singh
Vice Captain Of The Haddow House - Tarun Patil.
Captain Of The Anne House - Kashish Modani
Vice Captain Of The Anne House - Evann Reny.
Captain Of The Kennedy House - Ayushmaan
Vice Captain Of The Kennedy House - Joshua D'souza.
Captain Of The Victoria House - Shaleen Bansal
Vice Captain Of The Victoria House - Disha Khadtare.
The Band Major - Rajvini Rout.
- DATE: 29th June 2019
GRADE: 10
VENUE: S.K. School, Saphale and Zilla Parishad School, Borichapada.
Highlight: As a culmination of the Bombay Scottish “AID EDUCATION” campaign organized by Fuel-A-Dream, Nargis Dutt Foundation provided 5000 students belonging to two rural schools in Palghar district, namely, S.K. School, Saphale and Zilla Parishad School, Borichapada with School bags that had the Bombay Scottish School logo printed on it. They were also given pouches, recycled books and plantable pencils. Through crowdfunding, 92 students of Grade 9 & 10 raised Rs. 26.46 lakhs to make this possible. The campaign thus brought smiles to the young faces of both rural & urban India.
Facebook link covering the event: Click here
- TREE PLANTATION DRIVE
On 6th July 2019, in collaboration with the Satsang Foundation, the Student Council members, along with the prefects of Bombay Scottish School,Powai, took part in a tree plantation drive, on the occasion of Van Mahotsav, which was celebrated from the 1st to 7th of July this year. This activity was a part of the Foundation's, 'Manav Ekta Mission'.
Though it was raining and the ground was mucky, the students decided to roll up their sleeves and carry out the activity for the betterment of the environment. They planted almond, mango, gooseberry and custard apple saplings at the BMC Ground in Raheja Vihar, Powai. This was followed by an interactive session with the volunteers of the foundation.
Students learnt about the benefits of planting and nurturing trees. They experienced a sense of fulfillment while doing their part as responsible citizens of the society. This sapling-planting enterprise was indeed a “fruitful” one!
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- TEACHER'S WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS
a) DATE: 3rd June 2019
TOPIC: 21st Century Creativity in Education
ATTENDEES : Entire Teaching Staff
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Kshama Jayaraj, Lecturer (English), Wilson College.
VENUE: School Hall
Highlight: An exposition of the Israeli model of education was used to give the teachers an overview of the various innovative teaching methodologies and strategies. Ms. Jayaraj also focussed on the importance of being self motivated and having a happy attitude.
b) DATE: 15th July 2019
TOPIC: The Art of Story Telling in English.
ATTENDEES: Ms. D. Naiker & Ms. S. D'silva:
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Nupur
VENUE: Sulochana Devi Singhania School
Highlight: The session presented various techniques of story-telling, voice modulation, usage of props, paper cutting and folding methods, using gestures, expressions and sound. It showed how one could create their own stories that have Character + Conflict + Resolution and use these stories to build empathy in children.
c) DATE: 20th June 2019
TOPIC: 'Novella (Word Jamboree)' - Story Telling Techniques
ATTENDEES : Ms. G. Pereira:
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Gurjeet Kaur Bhatia. (Language Analyst)
VENUE: St. Mary's ICSE School, Koparkhairne
Highlight: The session explored the qualities of the 21st century learner/teacher and the important development domains in the light of Howard Gardner and his Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
- ORIENTATION FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-2020
DATE: 6th/ 7th June 2019
GRADES: Sr. Kg to 10
VENUE: Classrooms (Grades Sr. Kg- 8) /School Hall (Grades 9-10)
For the parent of Sr.Kg to Grade 8, the orientation programme for the academic year 2019-20 began with a prayer. The Principal, Ms. J. Kotian's address that followed, accentuated the importance and relevance of technology in today's life and the need for the holistic development of children. Class teachers presented an overview of the excellent ICSE 2019 results, the focal point being the increase in the number of high achievers and the fact that the lowest score was above 70%. Class teachers also highlighted the achievements of the year gone by and briefed the parents about the various learning activities and opportunities that would be available to their wards throughout the new academic year. An overview of the upcoming events was given. That the students need to strictly follow the school guidelines, rules and regulations was reiterated.
For the students and parents of Grades 9 & 10, the orientation took place on 7th June 2019. Following the Principal's address, the parents were given an overview of the excellent ICSE 2019 results . Ms. E. Selvaraj (Coordinator for Grades 9 & 10) apprised the parents about the exam patterns and programmes as followed in Grades 9 & 10. Each subject teacher then spoke about the important aspects of their respective subjects, giving both parents and students valuable inputs on the best possible approach to comprehensive learning.
- SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
DATE: 21st June 2019
GRADES: Jr. Kg to 10
The 22nd Anniversary Celebrations of the School began with a prayer service for students of Grades 1 to 10, led by the Principal, Ms. J. Kotian and the Coordinators.
Kg students sang the birthday song for the school. Students thoroughly enjoyed watching an interactive musical puppet show on 'Healthy and Junk Food' presented by the Pre-Primary teachers, emphasizing the importance of healthy eating. The students cheered as they heard each character come alive. Students enjoyed the colouring competition that was organized for them and were delighted to receive the sweets given to commemorate the occasion.
An Art Competition was organized for the students of Grades 3 to 10 which was followed by a fun-filled day playing board games and viewing interesting movies and documentaries.
- ANNUAL PRIZE DAY
DATE: 25th June 2019
GRADES: 6 to 10
VENUE: Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai.
The School's 22nd Annual Prize Day was attended by Mr. V. Thomas, Member of the COM, Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, Ms. L. Middlecote, Hon. Secretary, & Ms. Sunita George, Principal, BSS Mahim.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. Divya Thomas, the School's Vice Captain (2018-19) rendered the Welcome Note. This was followed by the Chairman's Address given by Mr. V. Thomas. The Principal, Ms. Jane Kotian presented the Annual Report (2018-19). Ms. E. Selvaraj introduced the Chief Guest, Dr. K. Narayanan, Professor Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.
In his speech, the Chief Guest emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between social media and personal life. After releasing the School Magazine - 'Tartan', he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners of Grades 6-10. The programme concluded with a heartwarming vote of thanks by the School's out-going Captain, Mehul Basu followed by the soulful rendition of the School Song & National Anthem.
NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS:
1) Shreya Ompreeti won the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2019 was won by Aayushi Mahajan.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Grade 9 was presented to Aditya Agrawal.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Shreya Ompreeti, Reva Dwivedi, Spandan Tikle, Aditya Krishnan, Aniket Iyer, Marc George and Mehul Basu.
5) Arushi Singh won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Grade Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) The Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence and The Cock House for Best All Round Performance was won by the Red House.
7) The Trophy for the Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza was won by the Red House
8) Academic Coordinator (Kg to Grade 2) Ms. Tina Quadros, Members of the Teaching Staff - Ms. Prabha Anilkumar, Ms. Bhumica Desai and Ms. Leena Clement, as well as, Maintenance Supervisor-Mr. Abraham Nadar, and Member of the Support Staff -Ms. Vidya Koregoakar were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
9) Ms. Nisha Sanga, one of our teaching staff was felicitated for the various awards she received during the academic year 2018-19. She was felicitated by the Rotary Club of Bombay in recognition of her Outstanding Contribution to the Vocation of Academics. She won the Teaching Excellence Award 2018 by S. Chand Group of Innovative Teaching Strategies. She also received a Certificate of Recognition for her leadership at the Global Scholars Programme. She was conferred with the Indian Education Awards for being one of the 'Top Ten Teachers of the Year' and the 'India Star Proud Award' for her contribution towards the betterment of Education.
- LENS IT
- DATE: 27th June 2019
GRADE: 5A: Communication - The Human Connection
VENUE: School Hall
The topic was introduced with a mime portraying a comparison between family life in the 1980s and 2018. It was followed by a skit titled 'Keeping the Roots Stronger' which emphasized the importance of guiding children rather than serving everything on a platter. A TED Talk on how a communicative relationship between a child and a parent can help children grow in an environment of love, care and respect was presented. A poem titled 'One Final Touch' recited by the students focused on helping the audience understand the different outcomes that the child lives with. Students then presented six keys that help maintain a strong human connection. The presentation ended with a group song expressing the children's love and gratitude for their parents.
- DATE: 28th June 2019
GRADE: 7A: The Story of Rosa Parks: Standing Up by Sitting Down
VENUE: School Hall
Rosa Louise McCauley Parks, the First Lady of Civil Rights, was also known as the Mother of the Freedom Movement. She was best known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The students presented a skit enacting the same. The poem 'Still I Rise' by Maya Angelou was brought to life through a dance. The next segment consisted of a discussion on the various types of discrimination in society and how it is perceived. A spoof that mocked the advertisements of the fairness cream industry was a good example of black humour. The programme concluded with the story of the 'Four Candles' followed by a question answer session for the audience.
- DATE: 1st July 2019
GRADE: 7B: The Story of Aung Sang Suu Kyi: Man is Born Free, But He Is Always In Chains
VENUE: School Hall
Students presented the life of Burmese politician and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Aung Sang Suu Kyi, in the form of role play. A traditional dance on a Burmese song was also performed to showcase her time in college. The students drew out her inspiring story by enacting the time when she was placed under house arrest and the attacks that she faced bravely. A discussion with the student audience highlighted her efforts for peace and freedom activism in Burma.
- CLASS ACTIVITIES (K to Grade 5)
- Grade: Jr. Kg
Date: 14.06.19
Activity: Ice-Breaker
As soon as the students entered their respective classrooms on the 1st day, they were engaged in many activities like playing with blocks, free hand drawing, playing with clay and reading big picture books. They all went home at 11 a.m. with big smiles on their faces, eager to come back the next day.
Date: 14.06.19
Activity: Paper Tearing (Developing Fine Motor Skills)
Students were divided into groups and each student was given a sheet of paper. They tore it into tiny bits and pasted it within the shapes given, thereby making butterflies, bees and ice creams. It was a fun activity involving gross motor skills. They were delighted to see their work of art.
Date: 24.06.19
Activity: Thumb Printing Activity
Students coloured the stem and the leaves outlined on the worksheet given. The picture was completed by thumb printing on the flowers. The result was a beautiful work of art!
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Sponge Painting
Students coloured the stem and leaves of a pumpkin. Then using a sponge, they painted the entire picture. The resulting bright ball of orange looked truly fantastic!
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Chalk Painting
Students were given the picture of an ice cream. Using chalk, they coloured the scoop in pink, yellow, purple, blue and green. The colourful picture was a treat to the eye!
- Grade: Sr. Kg
Date: 17.06.19
Activity: My Toys
To beat the Monday blues, students came dressed in their favourite colour and brought to class their favourite toy. They spoke a few lines about their respective toys. Later, they had fun playing with their toys.
Date: 18.06.19
Activity: Sensory World-Sense of Hearing
Students brought musical instruments and objects (keys, earphones, bangles & tambourine) that create different sounds to class. This activity helped enhance their listening skills.
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Sense of Smell
Students brought numerous objects related to varied kind of smells to class. They were excited to smell perfumed handkerchiefs, incense sticks, deodorants, menthol, spices and fragrant flowers.
Date: 21.06.19
Activity: Sense of Taste
Students brought in different foods to taste. They experienced a variety of tastes, such as sweet, sour, bitter, spicy and salty as they bit into wafers, biscuits, chocolates, etc. They learnt to share too.
Date: 28.06.19
Activity: Photo Frame
Students made beautiful photo frames by sticking a picture of their family on coloured chart paper. They used colourful stickers and popsicle sticks for decoration.
- Grade 1:
Date: 17.06.19
Activity: A Rainy Day
The Monsoon Season was introduced to the students in the form of a beautiful collage. Students were given an outline of a child carrying an umbrella on which they created an amazing collage using colourful magazine papers. This activity helped students develop their concentration and fine motor skills. Students were extremely thrilled to do their very first activity in Grade 1.
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Myself (Stick Dolls)
In keeping with the topic 'Myself', students were asked to bring ice-cream sticks and buttons to make puppets of a girl or a boy. Students used their imagination and creativity to make their puppet an exclusive one. This activity not only helped enhance their cognitive skills but also helped them understand that each one is unique and special in their own way.
- Grade 2:
Date: 20.06.19
Activity: Rock Painting
Students got a small piece of rock from home on which they etched their name. They coloured and decorated the same with acrylic colours. They learnt about the formation of rocks while gaining insight into the various textures. This activity helped enhance students' naturalistic intelligence.
Date: 27.06.19
Activity: Planting (Sowing Seeds)
Students were taken to the garden where each one of them got the opportunity to sow tomato seeds. Along with a hands-on gardening, students were also taught about the life cycle of a plant. This activity helped them become aware of their surroundings and encouraged them to become good stewards of nature.
- Grade 3:
Date: 26.07.19
Activity: My Favourite Book
Subject: English Literature
The students made the cover page of their favourite book. This activity helped students express their comprehension of the story and their response to it in an artistic way while gaining more knowledge about the story, genre and the author.
Date: 24.06.19
Activity: Toy Land (The Joy of Sharing)
Subject: Hindi
Students brought toys to class and spoke a few lines on it. They shared their toys with their fellow mates and had a wonderful time playing together. This activity helped them make new friends, develop team spirit and taught them the important life skill of 'sharing'.
- Grade 4:
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: The Story of the Past: Making Seals
Subject: Social Studies
The students made seals with moulding clay and engraved them. This activity gave the students a peek into the past as they learnt about the use of seals. The students learnt to care and appreciate their rich cultural heritage while understanding the importance of preserving seals to know more about history.
Date: 27.06.19
Activity: Celebrating World Music Day
Subject: General Activity
The students made cards and bookmarks for their music teacher to express their love and appreciation.
- Grade 5:
Date: 26.06.19
Activity: Solids, Liquids and Gases
Subject: General Science
Students identified insoluble components and understood the different processes of separating insoluble solids from a liquid by using the techniques of Sedimentation and Decantation.
Date: 29.09.18
Activity: Noun Play
Subject: Hindi
Students got pictures of a fair, beach and a market place. They identified the different kinds of nouns from the pictures and framed sentences using the same. The students also narrated a story and picked out the different kinds of nouns from the story.
- Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2018-19
· Shreya Ompreeti topped the school by securing 98.8% (Eng + Best 4)
· 67% students secured 90% and above
· 100% students secured 70% and above
- ICSE Results 2019
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- WHIZ KIDS:
The Whiz Kids Club for the students commenced in June with a large group of inquisitive and enthusiastic children from Grades 5 to 10. The objective of the club is to encourage children to discover, probe and hone their skills. The classes were structured to keep the students' curiosity kindled. They were encouraged to glean out information from a wide variety of books, encyclopedias and websites. The students enthusiastically found out and shared this content with the others in the group.
Quizzes were conducted in the conventional manner as well as on Kahoot.
Our students also participated and excelled in a number of Inter School quizzes such as the Bournvita Quiz Competition, YMCA Quiz, TCS Quiz and PCRA (Petroleum Conservation Research Association) Quiz.
We look forward to more students joining the club and having an exciting and challenging year in the next academic session.
- INTERACT CLUB:
The Club had the honour of collaborating with the Rotary Club of Powai and its orientation and initiation ceremony was attended by the Honorable President of the Rotary Club-Powai, Mr. Hanuman Tripathy and other dignitaries.
Through the year, the students of Grades 8 and 9 focussed on spreading awareness among and educating school's helpers in enhancing their English-speaking skills (and children in mobile crèches). The students played many interactive games with the children to help them learn lessons ranging from the Alphabet, to identification of colors and basic Math.
The Club also contributed to the relief provided to the victims of the terrifying floods that struck Kerala earlier last year. They segregated essentials and assigned a particular product to be donated by a single grade; collection tables were set up in the school and manned by the members of Grades 8, 9 and 10.
The members of the Interact Club thus have had a very eventful year.
- Literary Club - Blogging
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Resource person: Ms. Madhura Lathkar
Highlights: Ms. Lathkar introduced the concept, types and the process of Blogging to the children. Students gained better understanding about the use of blogs as an expression on social media and its impact. She encouraged them to observe, analyze, think and identify a subject or an area of interest before creating their own blogs.
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- Nature Club
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Coastal and Marine Biodiversity Centre, Airoli.
Highlights: The resource professionals at the centre used visual, audible and tactile elements to sensitize students about the beauty of coastal and marine biodiversity in Maharashtra. A documentary film based on the mangroves along Thane Creek and a skeleton of a blue whale shown were among the highlights of the day.
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- STEM Club
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Resource Person: Mr. Vishal, CURION EDUCATION
Highlights: The students created working models of 'Vibro-bug'-vibrating bug, 'Art-Bot'-a vibrating motor that creates a pattern). While creating these models, the students applied their understanding of circuits and magnetism.
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Heritage Club
Date: 9th April, 2019
Grade: 6 to 8
Venue: Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum
Highlights: A tour of the museum showcased numerous archaeological finds, maps and historical photographs of Mumbai, clay models, silver and copper ware. Students learnt about Mumbai's history in art and culture, which was evident in the museum's own unique architecture and the work of Indian master craftsmen and early modern artists. The dioramas and models unique to the museum was like a walk back in time to the 19th Century.
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- CONFERO CLUB
Activity: The Art of Public Speaking
Resource Person: Ms. Bhavna Singh
Date: Tuesday, 9th April 2019
Time: 8: 30 A.M. To 11: 30 A.M
Ms. Singh began the session by introducing the students to the Power of Words. With the help of various resources like PPT, videos, practical experience and valuable personal inputs, students were guided on building strong narratives, gauging audience feedback and enforcing key messages.
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- FINE ARTS CLUB- PALETTE KNIFE PAINTING
Date: 11th April, 2019
Grades: 6 TO 8
Resource Person: Ms. Sunita Krishna,
Highlights:
Ms. Krishna, taught students to blend colours and use palette knife painting techniques on canvas.
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- DATE: 12th APRIL 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Basement)
ORGANISERS: Fuel A Dream
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr. Ranganath Thota (Founder at Fueladream)
ATTENDED BY: 22 students of Grade 8
OBJECTIVE: To raise funds to provide sanitary pads (128 numbers, a year's supply) and other hygiene products to girls who come from poor homes.
HIGHLIGHTS: 22 students from Grade 8 participated in the crowdfunding campaign organized by Fueladream which was held between 12th April and 5th May 2019 in collaboration with IDF. The project, aptly named 'The Dignity Project' – empowers adolescent girls from poor homes by providing them with a year's supply of sanitary pads, undergarments and hygiene products.
- DICE Bootcamp at ISME
Date: 10th April, 2019
Grade: 10
Venue: One Indiabulls
Highlights: The students attended workshops on entrepreneurship, data analytics and stock marketing. Students participated in various activities that promoted communication, innovation and teamwork
- Jai Vakheel Foundation
Date: 5th April 2019
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students visited Jai Vakheel Foundation which supports the intellectually disabled children, most of whom are born to the poorest families in the country. Their aim is to integrate their students into mainstream society by providing them with healthcare, education, skill development and support services. Our students were taken a campus tour of various departments like vocation, autism, craft work and their respective classrooms. They interacted with the students, playing games and doing art activities with them.
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- GRADE 10
Date: 6th March to 10th March 2019
Venue: Kambre Campsite
On 6th March 2019, 113 students of Grade 10 along with their teachers went to the Kambre Campsite, organised by Youreka Nature Campouts. Students were kept busy for the entire trip with different adventure activities which included hiking, wall climbing, low rope course, high rope course, kayaking, building their own rafts and rowing them, pitching their own tents and cooking their own food. Besides these, there were daily team building games. 'Solo time' which took place everyday was the most fruitful time for the students as they were encouraged to reflect upon the day's activities in terms of their performance and team behaviour.
The students planned and executed the community service task in the nearby village which included awareness on waste management, first aid, teaching the students of a Zilla Parishad school, setting up a library and painting the school courtyard.
The students were graded on various criteria and those who did exceptionally well were tagged as the 'Youreka Champs'. The following students earned this title: Ananya Guha, Diya Ujual, Jhanvi Srivastava and Swasti Goel. The experience of reaching out to the less privileged students and the task of reflecting on one's actions were appreciated by the students.
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- Date : 24th January, 2019
Attended by : Grade 10
Venue : Little Sisters Old Age Home.
A visit to the Little Sisters – Old Age Home was organised by the Rotary Club.
It was a poignant experience for all the students who visited the home and interacted with the residents there. The games and songs organised by the students rejuvenated their spirits and filled their hearts with joy.
The visit was a huge learning experience, and after spending two valuable hours, many students pledged to do something worthwhile for senior citizens and contribute towards their betterment.
- Learning by Doing- Science
Date: 25.2.19
Grade: 6C
Highlights: The students created simple machines like lever, pulley and inclined plane out of recycled materials and made it work.
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- Learning by Doing- Science
Date: 8.3.19
Grade: 6C
Highlights: The students performed an experiment to prove that lime water turns milky in the presence of carbon dioxide.
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- Assembly by Global Scholars
Date: 19.3.19
Topic: Virtual Water
Highlights: "When the wells run dry, we will know the worth of water."
On 19th March, 2019 the team of Global Scholars presented their community action plan during the school assembly.
A video was shown that focused on water scarcity worldwide; followed by a personification of water showcasing the austerities of this precious resource.
A water audit undertaken by the team in the first week of December brought to light the wastage of water in school, further driving home the point that saving water was both an individual responsibility as well as a group effort. Their peers from London and Detroit had interesting suggestions to save water which was also shared with the audience. While taking the pledge to save water, they advised the audience to be 'water wise' during the celebration of Holi.
A trio of 'water' rappers set the stage on fire with their funky rap and enthralled the students.
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- Jai Vakeel Foundation – Annual Sports Day
Date: 18.1.19
Highlights: Our sport stars Apeksha Fernandes, Alisha Dhanasingh, Salonee Dey & Keval Kirpekar attended the Sports Day of the Jai Vakeel Foundation, which serves intellectually disabled children. They marched along with the disabled children and were proud to be a part of their celebration.
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- KAHOOT
Date/ Week: 14.3.19
Grade: 6 and 8
Highlights: The students of Grade 6 revised decimals, fractions and percentage using the online quiz –Kahoot. The students of Grade 8 too used Kahoot to revise Mensuration, Volume and surface Area and simultaneous equations
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- Staff empowerment initiatives
Topic: Learning in the mainstream school system for children with ASD and preparing for adulthood and employment.
Date: 16.2.19 & 17.2.19
Attendees: Ms. Seena Desai and Ms. Rakhi Natu
Resource Person: Ms. Preeti Siwach and Ms. Divya Verma from Action for Autism, New Delhi.
Highlights: The workshop was conducted by the Forum for Autism, Mumbai, at Shree Manav Seva Sangh Trust, Sion. It focused on 'Understanding the Student with Autism in a Mainstream Classroom' and issues of adolescents with Autism and vocational skills.
- Adolescent Education – Girls (Students enrichment program)
Date: 6th March, 2019
Grade: 5 & 6
Resource person: Dr. Vanita Raut, Full time Obstetrics & Gynaecology Consultant, Hiranandani Hospital
Highlights: Dr. Raut spoke about the biological, physiological and emotional changes that occur during puberty, hygiene, menses, the importance of regular exercise and dietary changes for good health, safe touch and self safety measures. The students asked several questions which were suitably answered by the doctor.
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- Adolescent Education – Boys (Students enrichment program)
Date: 6th March, 2019
Grade: 5 & 6
Resource person: Dr. Neeraj Kumar Tulara, Full Time Consultant General Medicine, Hiranandani Hospital
Highlights: Dr. Tulara elucidated the biological, physical, social, mental and emotional changes that occur during puberty, the endocrine system and different hormones involved, growth spurt, development of secondary sexual characteristics and also answered many of the questions posed by the students.
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- A) Students Enrichment Programme
Topic: Self Awareness
Date: 20th, 25th 26th February 2019
Grade: 3A, 3B, 3C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu and Ms.Seena Desai
Highlights: This workshop aimed at developing self awareness and empathy through a video lesson. Students could understand the importance of sharing and understanding other's emotions.
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Topic: Growing Up
Date: 19th, 20th and 21st February 2019
Grade: 4 A B C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: This workshop made students aware of the importance of growing up gracefully. Emotional stability, determination, optimism and conscientiousness thus become important tools for a positive outcome.
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Topic: DREAM BIG and think POSITIVE
Date: 25th February 2018
Grade: 5 A B C (Class wise)
Resource person: Ms. Rakhee Natu and Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: The workshop mainly focused on being positive and the importance of right perception and dreaming big for oneself. The students saw the connection between positive minds and powerful minds and that big achievements are possible with willingness and determination.
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- B) Classroom activities / other activities
Mathematics: Topic: Average and Its Interpretation
Date : 25.2.19
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students recorded the maximum and minimum temperature for a week from daily newspapers and used these readings to calculate maximum and minimum average temperatures. They also made a note of which days showed above and below average temperatures.
Mathematics: Topic: Time
Date: 25.2.19-28.2.19
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made a clock with paper plates thus learning how time is divided into 12 hours and how each hour is divided into 60 minutes. The students learnt to show the time accurately by moving the hands of the clock.
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General Science: Topic: Sun -the source of energy.
Date : 25.2.19-28.2.19
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students brought pictures to identify the source of energy and categorise them as renewable or non-renewable energy.
- Mindfulness (Students enrichment program)
Date: 22nd February, 2019
Grade: 7
Resource person: Ms.Rakhee Natu & Ms. Seena Desai
Highlights: Through music, videos and worksheets, the school counsellors introduced the seemingly new topic of Mindfulness Meditation to the students. They had a short exercise on meditation and introspection and the students could experience for themselves the calmness it brought to their minds.
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- Lens It by Grade: 8C
Date: 28th February, 2019
Topic: Mental Health: Related stigma-Rethinking concepts and interventions
Highlight: The act involved an introduction with a skit showcasing the difference between physical and mental health, how mental illnesses are easily ignored and how physical illnesses are given more preference, leading to serious consequences. The children had interviewed a psychologist, Dr. Shubha Malhotra to understand early symptoms and the detection of mental disorders. A segment showing a panel of students sparked a discussion on case studies of Deepika Padukone, Parveen Babi, Daniel Radcliffe among others. Various issues like the stigma attached to mental illnesses were addressed and how one must go about preventing such conditions was also discussed.
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- DATE: 20th February 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Computer Lab)
ORGANISERS: Khan Academy, India
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr Vipul Redey [Head- School Enablement, Khan Academy]
ATTENDED BY:
Principal: Mrs Sunita George
Coordinators: Mrs E. Selvaraj, Mrs M. David, Mrs M. Chakraborty
Teachers: Mrs B. Marar, Mrs C.Malhotra, Mrs R. Raghuvanshi, Mrs L Ajitkumar, Mrs N. Sanga, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs H. Siddiqui,Mrs R. Fernandes ,Mrs G. Chacko, Mrs R. Behera, Mrs S. Khan
HIGHLIGHTS:
In keeping with the quest for pioneering the best teaching learning practices, BSS (P) has head-started another project-in collaboration with Khan Academy, whose mission is to provide world class education for anyone, anywhere.
The Resource person - Mr Vipul Redey- Head of School Enablement, Khan Academy, was invited to induct Science and Math teachers by giving them a hands-on experience in using the resources made available on their website.
With these resources, students can learn at their own pace, get immediate feedback and monitor their own progress. Teachers can also use these as in-class/flipped class learning and assign exercises or tests.
The workshop was a great learning experience.
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- Change of Guard
Date: 28th January 2019
The outgoing Student Council Members handed over the charge of their responsibilities to the newly elected Student Council 2019-20. The chosen elect are as follows:
School Captain :
Dhruv Narayan
School Vice Captains :
Apurva Mukherjee
Dia Daison Arakkal
Sports Captain (Boys) :
Conroy Karkada
Sports Captain (Girls) :
Naina Sisodia
Red House
Capain of Macpherson House : Aakar Babu
Vice Captain of Macpherson House : Surya Palani Nandakumar
Captain of Catherine House : Navya Sriram
Vice Captain of Catherine House : Bianca Benny D'Souza
Blue House
Captain of Macgregor House : Nachiket Shekhar Garg
Vice Captain of Macregor House : Rohit Ravikumar Menon
Captain of Elizabeth House : Ananya Parashar
Vice Captain of Elizabeth House : Rainah Amir Syed
Yellow House
Captain of Haddow House : Aryan Vardhan Singh
Vice Captain of Haddow House : Tarun Golappagouda Patil
Captain of Anne House : Kashish Modani
Vice Captain of Anne House : Evann Reny
Green House
Captain of Kennedy House : Ayushmaan
Vice Captain of Kennedy House : Joshua Paul D'Souza
Captain of Victoria House : Shaleen Bansal
Vice Captain of Victoria House : Disha Sukadev Khadtare
Band Major : Rajvini Rout
- Valedictory & Farewell-ICSE 2019
Date: 01/02/2019
The Valedictory service and Farewell for ICSE 2019 was held on 1st February 2019, the theme being- 'Paint The Canvas Of Your Life With Beautiful COLOURS'. The program began with a prayer service seeking God's blessings for our outgoing students and this was followed by the teacher's special song-'True Colours'. The Principal then addressed the outgoing students followed by the planting of the sapling along with the class teachers and outgoing School Captain Mehul Basu and Vice captain Divya Thomas. The class teachers of grade 10 then gave their message to the students. The highlight of the evening was the much awaited BSS Lad and Lass competition. Divya Thomas and Vedant Pradhan won the BSS Lass and Lad respectively while Naomi Hegde and Aaron Correya were the runners-up. The evening was fun filled with games and dance. The teachers then bid farewell to the students giving each of them a memento.
Lens It by Grade: 8A
Date: 6.2.19
Topic: Growing up Digitally [Impact of Social Media on Student Behaviour]
Highlight:
The act began with an introduction to social media with a dance highlighting the Uses of Google, Whatsapp, Twitter, Facebook and You tube. This was followed by an enactment of the addiction to social media at home and for online games like PUBG
A survey based on Social media was conducted by a team of students for grades 8A, B and C and based on the survey, statistical graphs were drawn. There were questions like 'Why do you use social media?' and 'How many hours per day do you use social media?'
The next segment showed a panel comprising a statistician who interpreted the graphical representation of statistical data collected, a doctor who enlisted the health impacts of social media, a digital expert, a parent, students and a teacher.
The show concluded with a Quiz which showed how digitally aware our audience was. The Finale "Can I get a connection?" stressed on the fact that social media must be used with discretion. We need to make a heart to heart connection and not just on social media.
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- Lens It by Grade: 8B
Date: 14th February, 2019
Topic: 'We are Indians, do we need an introduction?'
Highlight:
This year 8B threw light on the aforesaid topic with respect to the North East. The programme was divided into four broad segments namely -
Insurgency: which portrayed an ambush by ULFA/BODO?
Culture: showcased by Bihu dance of Assam and Bamboo dance of Nagaland
Perception Vs Reality: of the Indians with regard to the people of the NE
Socio Political issues : dealt with in a mock Lok Sabha session where the students brought to life the burning issues of every north - eastern state and put up a reality byte a video of standup comedian, Abhineet Mishra which covered the serious issue regarding the rat-hole mining incident in Meghalaya.
Before winding up, the students spoke shared the results of the quiz that they had conducted for parents using Google forms. The session ended with interesting facts about the North -Eastern states of India.
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- Pride of Scottish
Aditya Konda secured silver medal in Taekwondo on 17th & 18th of January, 2019 conducted in Pune.
- DATE: 20th February 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai (Computer Lab)
ORGANISERS: Khan Academy, India
RESOURCE PERSON: Mr Vipul Redey [Head- School Enablement, Khan Academy]
ATTENDED BY:
Principal : Mrs Sunita George
Coordinators: Mrs E. Selvaraj, Mrs M. David, Mrs M. Chakraborty
Teachers: Mrs B. Marar, Mrs C.Malhotra, Mrs R. Raghuvanshi, Mrs L Ajitkumar, Mrs N. Sanga, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs H. Siddiqui,Mrs R. Fernandes ,Mrs G. Chacko, Mrs R. Behera, Mrs S. Khan
HIGHLIGHTS:
In keeping with the quest for pioneering the best teaching learning practices, BSS (P) has head-started another project-in collaboration with Khan Academy, whose mission to provide world class education for anyone, anywhere, is shared by BSS.
The Resource person - Mr Vipul Redey- Head of School Enablement, Khan Academy, was invited to induct the Science and Math teachers give a hands-on experience in using the resources made available on their website.
With these resources, students can learn at their own pace, get immediate feedback and monitor their own progress. Teachers can also use these as in-class/flipped class learning and assign exercises or tests.
The workshop was a great learning experience.
- Lens It
Lens It by Grade: 5A
Date: 11.2.19
Topic: Dealing With Disappointments.
Highlight: The topic was introduced with a mime with a school scene showing Examination followed by results. The students spoke that to deal with disappointment is part of a fulfilling life. Disappointment is natural and normal, and everyone will experience it to some extent in their life because our expectations often don't align with what actually happens. This is also true with Famous Personalities.
A poem titled "Don't Quit" was recited by the students. A short enactment by students on "Mistakes are Ok" was enacted to motivate students to help them learn from their mistakes. The enactment of skit sent a message that "Parents are best judges and best teachers and obeying them is important.
Finally it ended with an insight video wherein the school Counsellor's gave tips to students and parents on dealing with need to deal with disappointments.
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- Republic day Report
The School celebrated the country's 70th Republic Day at school with the hoisting of the tricolor by the Principal, Mrs. Sunita George. A prayer service was held for the students of Grades 5 & 6 and their parents. The Principal spoke about the impact of social media and how fake news can polarize communities and disseminate credibility. The students of Grade 8 & 9 put a street play based on the same. This was an initiative of DigitalSafety4Youth, by BSS Powai in partnership with Digital Safety India to spread awareness on how to be a safe and responsible citizen. The street play highlighted the chaos caused in society and among the people because of circulation of fake news. Besides this, it also recommended the Four R's:1) Reverse Check 2) Reflect on your biases 3) Read beyond 4) Reconfirm the source. The play was not only performed in the school premises but also at Raheja Vistas and at the MCGM ground in Raheja Vihar. The motive was to reach out to most of the people in the neighbourhood. It was a great learning experience for both the performers and the audience.
Winners of the Inter-School Competition in both academics and sports were felicitated. The celebration ended with our Choir presenting a patriotic number.
- Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Transport
Date: 14.01.19
Grade: Jr.kg
Highlights:
Each child brought a cutout of a mode of transport and created a picture of vehicles with roads and highways.
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Event: Republic Day
Date: 21.01.19
Grade: Pre-Primary Section
Highlights:
The children came dressed in tri-colour and brought tri-coloured food with them. The importance of Republic Day was explained and then with great enthusiasm, they drew the National Flag and coloured it.
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Event: Traffic Signal
Date: 28.01.19
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights:
The concept of the Traffic Signal was reinforced as children of Sr. Kg came dressed in the colours of the traffic signal: Red, Amber and Green. They recited rhymes on traffic signal and rules.
Event: Kite Making
Date: 15.01.19
Grade: 1
Highlights:
Kite flying was celebrated on 15th January 2019. Children were asked to get materials to make a kite and decorate it. Different shapes and sizes of kites were made by the children.
They were thrilled to display their creativity. The class looked bright and beautiful with all the colourful kites.
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Event: Republic Day
Date: 17.01.19
Grade: 1
Highlights:
Children expressed their love for the country by making a flag from scratch on the occasion of Republic Day. They coloured the flag with Tri-colours and drew a chakra in the centre.
They proudly waved their flags and later sang the national anthem.
Event: Animals made out of paper folding
Date: 30-01-2019
Grade: 2
Highlights:
The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative or representational forms, like animals or flowers is scientifically proven to help kids stimulate their hand eye coordination while also amplifying their creativity.
Students thus made different animals using these paper folding techniques. It was an enjoyable way of learning about animals.
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Event: Scarecrow
Date: 31-01-2019
Grade: 2
Highlights:
Enhancing the spirit of teamwork, students of class 2 came together in groups and made a scarecrow using cardboards, hay, sticks and chart papers. They thought, coordinated and executed the work together which came out very well.
Students enjoyed and learned about team work. It also helped enhance their creativity.
- Biology-Digestive system of human body
Date: 29.1.19
Grade: 6
Highlights:
Students understood the structure and location of each organ along with the process of digestion through a model.
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- Physics- Current Electricity
Date: 29.1.19
Grade: 7
Highlights:
Students performed a simple experiment by assembling a simple electric circuit. They learnt the function and importance of each component in that circuit.
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- Adventure trip for Grade: 8
Date: 24th & 25th January, 2019
Grade: 8
Venue: Lonavala - Della
Highlights:
The students of Grade 8 arrived at Della Adventure Park on Thursday the 24th January, 2019. The students were given safety instructions and had the liberty to choose from any of the 42 activities available.
They thoroughly enjoyed outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, Land Zorbing, Bubble Soccer, Tandem Cycling, High Rope Challenge, Rodeo, Rocket Ejector, Dog Walk and Seven Tower Challenge. Indoor attractions included Hard Ball Net Cricket, Chess, Air Hockey, Archery, Rifle shooting, Virtual Racing Cars, Virtual Bowling, Virtual Boxing etc.
After a day of fun-filled adventure, the students grooved to popular numbers for DJ night.
The next day, they visited the Karla Caves, climbing 750 steps that led to a complex of ancient Buddhist Indian Rock-Cut caves, depicting the architectural skills of a period, stretching from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD.
The next stop was the wax museum, where students clicked pictures with wax models of celebrities and eminent personalities and ended the tour on a sweet note with a visit to the chikki factory.
The trip truly resonated the thought, "It's better to see and do something once than to hear about it a thousand times". This trip will be etched in their memories forever.
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- Adventure trip for Grade: 7
Date: 24th & 25th January, 2019
Venue: Bhandardhara
Highlights:
On 24th January, the students of Grade 7 embarked upon a two day trip to Bhandhardhara.
After lunch, they visited Randha Falls and the Wilson Dam- the largest earthern dam built by the British, followed by a trip to an Adivasi school where they spoke to and interacted with the students there. A fun DJ night followed by dinner was the culmination of day one.
On day two, they went trekking to the Kalsubai peak- the highest peak of the Sahyadri Ranges. They were exhilarated at the end of the trek and this was the highlight of their adventure trip.
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- DATE: 19th January 2019
VENUE: Bombay Scottish School, Powai
ORGANISERS: Mindsprings Publishing
RESOURCE PERSON: Ms. Usha Pandit
ATTENDED BY: Ms. Jennifer Sumitra, Ms. Suma Varghese
HIGHLIGHTS:
The Webinar was a preview to a series of in-depth webinars on a variety of topics in both English Language and Literature.
Some of the topics that was focussed on are as follows:
Grammar as an essential component of language learning
Classroom tips to effectively teach Parts of Speech
Better understanding of complex grammatical concepts for effective teaching
Introduction to effectual use of classroom teaching methods like 'Cluster Teaching'
- DATE: 04.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Puppet Show
Date: 04.12.18
Grade: Jr.Kg. / Sr. Kg
Highlights: The children came dressed in shades of red, as the puppet show was themed on The Little Red Riding Hood. The children enjoyed interacting with the characters and learnt an important message. 'No talking to strangers or accepting gifts and chocolates from them'.
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- DATE: 05.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Transport
Date: 05.12.18
Grade: Jr.Kg
Highlights: Each child brought a transport toy to class. They sat in groups, played and sang songs on transport. This activity made the children more aware about the various modes of transport.
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- DATE :06.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Choco pie - Baubles (Christmas take away)
Date: 06.12.18
Grade: Jr.Kg
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Highlights: Each child brought a choco pie and a packet of gems, to decorate them as. We poured melted chocolate over each choco pie. It was a lovely colourful activity which the children had fun doing.
- DATE: 06.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: DOUGHNUT WREATHS (Christmas Take away)
Date : 06.12.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children of Sr.Kg turned into chefs as they decorated doughnuts with melted chocolate, glazed red cherries, tutti frutti and colourful sprinklers. They thoroughly enjoyed making these edible Christmas wreaths.
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- DATE: 13.12.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Christmas Party
Date: 13.12.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children of the Pre-Primary section had a splendid Christmas party as they came dressed in their party wear. They shared sumptuous snacks and sang Christmas carols while dancing merrily to the beats of catchy music. It was a day filled with joy and cheer, especially with a visit from santa.
- Report on Trip to Jaipur and Ranthambore for Grades: 6 to 9
Date: Tuesday, 18th December 2018 to Saturday 22nd December
Grades: 6 to 9
Venue: Jaipur and Ranthambore
Highlights:
A contingent of 7 teachers and 117 students travelled by air to the Pink City, Jaipur for a 4 day trip. Students were brimming with excitement to not only explore the city but also spend time with friends while doing so. They experienced the regality of the royal families and got a peek into the spectacular architecture of Amber Fort and Jal Mahal. Extending the scope of the royal experience was the stay at the hotel Jai Bhagh Palace. The cultural flavour of the state of Rajasthan at Amber Vatika (a simulated Rajasthani village) came in the form of a simple yet delicious Rajasthani meal. Everyone tried their hand at pottery, mehendi designs, enjoyed camel rides and reveled in the special folk dance presentation put up just for them.
The freezing temperatures of Rajasthan did nothing to dampen the high spirits of our happy troop of travelers. The highlight of the trip was the visit to Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO heritage site. Students were amazed at the various architectural designs based on light and shadows that were founded on scientific principles at a time when information & technology were not as accessible as they are today. A visit to the City Palace & Museum seemed like a walk into the closet of the kings and queens where the royal attires and weapons were on display. A glimpse into the wildlife at the Rathambore National Park added an adventurous streak to the trip. The journey home by train was spent exchanging tales, photographs and experiences of a holiday well spent.
The trip was nothing short of royal, adventurous and exciting just as the state of Rajasthan promises to be!
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- The Karadi Path : Deep Comprehension for Deep Learning
Venue : BSS, Mahim
Date : 07.01.2019
Attendees: All Teachers
Resource Person: Mr. C. P. Viswanath
Highlights: A workshop that focused on language acquisition, using technology and neuroscience to make student independent learners.
- Classroom activities / other
General Science: Topic: Understanding The Properties of Water.
Date : 26.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students put objects of different shapes ,sizes and materials in water and observed which objects float and which ones sink. They were able to relate and identify the objects based on their densities.
Social Studies :Topic: Helping Each Other
Date : 26.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights:The students came dressed as different Community Helpers. They spoke about the contribution of the Community Helpers for the good of the society.
General Science: Topic: Interdependence of Plants and Animals.
Date: 26.11.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students made a food chain showing producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, scavengers and decomposers using pictures of animals, birds and insects.
Mathematics: Topic: Decimals.
Date: 28.11.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students drew a grid of 10X 10 and learnt to find the product of two decimals by shading four groups of two-tenths (4 X 0.2= 0.8)
- SCHOOL ADOPTION PROGRAM
GRADE 9
Date: 15th October 2018 to 17th October 2018
"We make a living by what we get but, we make a life by what we give." - Winston Churchill
92 students of grade 9 went to Raigad for a School Adoption Program organized by Swades Foundation. 50 students visited the RZP New English School in Rawdhal and 42 students visited the RZP Panchkroshi Madhyamik Vidyalaya in Beloshi.
The students conducted various activities on personal hygiene and prepared study materials for the schools like charts, flashcards, worksheets, painting the walls with pictures of the parts of a plant, human body, figures of speech etc. The students visited the homes in the villages creating awareness on anaemia, importance of nutritious food and the need for immunization.
The students conducted math classes for students of different grades teaching them concepts like quadrilaterals, place value, graphs, angles, circles etc. The students also planted vegetable seeds, a gardening activity that they all enjoyed.
The experience of reaching out and connecting to the less privileged students was the biggest takeaway for the students from the trip. A local youtube channel covered the programme. Please find the link below:
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- Students Enrichment programme
A) Self -Defence techniques
Date: 16.11.18
Grade: 3-5
Resource person: Mr.Amit Tripathy, Shaili Shah.
Highlights: The national level initiative by Discovery India, aims to teach children self-defence through, Little Singham, an anime character. A demonstration on few techniques on Self -Defence was shown. The students were asked to practise, be alert at all times and shout for help when in danger.
- SPORTS DAY REPORT 2018
The Annual Athletic Meet for Seniors was held on the 29th October, 2018 at the Aarey Bhaskar Ground. After the welcome note was rendered by the Principal, the Chief Guest, Major N. Kango declared the Sports meet Open and shared a few words of wisdom with the students. He then lit the Scottish cauldron with the torch handed over to him by some of our brilliant student achievers in the field of sports namely, Apeksha Fernandes, Alisha Dhanasingh, Salonee Dey, Daryl Dhanasingh and Lisa Kullu.
The audience was spellbound by the March Past presented by the four houses consisting of students from Grades 8, 9 & 10, giving a brilliant start to the event. Grade 6 & 7 enthralled everyone with their colourful and rhythmic PT display using their attractive prop - the Hula Hoop. The entire troupe displayed a beautiful lotus formation bordered by waves. Students of Grades 8 & 9 demonstrated resilience and strength through their varied pyramid formations. The races were enjoyed by one and all. The 'Relay' and 'Tug of War' events were the highlights of the day. Parents eagerly participated in the races organized for them. The school alumni challenged the school's winning team to a tug of war. The closing March Past was a treat to watch. All the athletes having won in various categories marched with their heads held high in pride. The much awaited prize distribution ceremony saw the audiences enthusiastically appreciating the achievements of the winners.
The Sports Day concluded with a befitting vote of thanks by the Sr. Academic Coordinator Ms J. Kotian followed by the singing of the School Song & the National Anthem.
- Frexpression 2018
Another year of Frexpressions, celebrated as always on Children's Day, saw an enthusiastic and overwhelming response from students across all grades. From pre-primary students dressing up as animated Disney characters to grade 9 students narrating fairytales through audio effects, it was a literary delight.
While pre-primary students dabbled in clay moulding, students of primary and secondary displayed their beautiful creations in the form of bookmarks, facemasks, pretty pasta jewellery, paper bags, shoe designing, cup cake decorations, vegetable carvings, cushion covers, quilling, decorated hats, painted pots and mason jars. Flower arrangements, hair styling and fashion designing were a visual treat. The principles of STEM were brilliantly used and applied in 2D designing and scientific experimentation. Budding actors, stand up comedians, dancers, advertisers and musicians did complete justice to the platform provided to entertain their audiences through their brilliant performances. The 'Beat Boxing' and 'Best Out of Waste' events were the highlights this year. We had our own team of grade 9 reporters who covered the programme and made brilliant e-newspapers based on the event. The best walked away with prizes but every one left with a happy heart and a smiling face. All in all, the event was a success and students are already looking forward to the next Frexpressions!
- DATE: 22.10.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: World Food Day.
Date: 22-10-2018
Grade: 1
Highlights: Students of Grade 1 got coriander seeds and students of Grade 2 got fenugreek seeds to sow in the school garden. Students observed and learnt about the process of growing a plant. They are now eagerly waiting to see it grow.
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- DATE: 24.10.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Paper Bag Puppet.
Date: 24.10.18
Grade: Jr. Kg.
Highlights: The children brought a brown paper bag which was used to make giraffe puppets.
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DATE: 26.10.18
Event: Traditional Day
Date: 26.10.18
Grades: Jr. Kg. and Sr. Kg.
Highlights: Children came dressed in traditional clothes and brought traditional food with them. The festival of lights was discussed in class. Diyas were coloured with bright, resplendent colours. Children shared their food with their friends and enjoyed the time spent together.
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DATE: 19.10.18
Event: Puppet Show
Date: 19.10.18
Grade: Jr. Kg.
Highlights: A puppet show based on Mowgli and his friends conveyed the message of obeying elders at home and school.
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- DATE: 23.10.18
Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Music and Movement (Animals)
Date: 23.10.18
Grade: Jr.Kg.
Highlights: The children came dressed with animal masks / headgear. They sang and danced to the beats of animal songs that they had learnt in class.
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DATE: 15.10.18
Event: Animals
Date : 15.10.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children wore animal/bird face masks and spoke about their favourite animal/bird with interest and enthusiasm. Children gained a lot of knowledge from each other through this activity.
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DATE: 23.10.18
Event: Clay moulding
Date: 23.10.18
Grade: Sr.Kg.
Highlights: Children thoroughly enjoyed making animals and birds of their choice with colourful play-doh. This activity also helped enhance fine motor skills.
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- AISM training program for Primary Math teachers.
Topic: Students Enrichment Program
Date: 16.11.18-18.11.18
Attendees: Ms. Beena Marar
Resource Person: Ms. Ruchira Khanna/Ms Anindita.
Highlights: The objective of the program was to explore different and innovative methods of teaching Math according to the new curriculum designed by the ICSE board
- Classroom activities / other activities
General Science: Food We Get From Plants
Date : 19.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students brought a plant product (eg. Cotton, wheat, carrot) from home. They spoke about its uses, the family to which it belongs and their habitat and identified the part of the plant. The students thus develop sensitivity towards plants, show respect for food and value for the same and most importantly not to waste food.
- Classroom activities / other activities
Showing Gratitude
Date : 19.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made colourful and decorative cards for the support staff in the school and also for the bus attendants, to show their gratitude towards them.
- Mathematics: Division
Date : 22.11.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students drew a house, based on the quotient they derived by division (The division problems were given by the teacher) This activity was aimed at the development of application of division skills of students.
- Smile Along With Me
Date: 20.11.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students shared their experiences about their friends who bring a smile on their faces and gave each other a Smiley they made. This activity taught them the importance of having a person in their lives who can make them smile.
- Celebrating World Vegan Day.
Date: 22.11.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students indulged in making a vegan salad to celebrate World Vegan Day. They learnt the importance of a diet which contains fruits and vegetables, which is important for a healthy life style.
- Chemistry - Learning by observation - Preparation of Oxygen
Date: 20.11.18
Grade: 7
Highlights: The students were able to observe the colour change which occurs when lead tetraoxide is heated and also the formation of oxygen during the preparation of oxygen.
- Students Enrichment programme
Subject: Mathematics
Date: 15.10.18
Grade: 4
Resource person: Mrs. Shubha Patankar
Highlights: Ms. Patankar showed easier ways of solving multiplication sums of 2-digits with 11 and 99, 3-digits with 999 and 9999.
- Staff empowerment initiatives
Topic: Deep Comprehension For Deep Learning.
Date: 16.10.18
Attendees: Ms. Vera Cardozo / Ms. Tina Quadras
Resource Person: Mr. C.P. Vishwanath (Co-founder and CEO of Karadi Path Education Company), Dr. Sriram Parasuram (BE, MBA, PhD in World Music from USA)
Highlights: This workshop showed the importance and techniques of comprehension, expression, reading and creative and critical thinking.
- CROWDFUNDING
10th September 2018 - 4th October 2018
Grade: 9 & 10
92 students of Grade 9 & 10 participated in the crowdfunding campaign organized by Fueladream. This campaign was held to help raise awareness and funds for aiding education for kids studying in rural areas / tribal schools located in the Palghar district around Sonave village. This is being done by giving them a year's supply of notebooks, pencils, pencil boxes, etc through a partnership with a NGO. These students were able to raise funds of INR 26.46 lakhs through this platform which will help over 4000 students.
- Field trip for Grade: 8
Date: Saturday, 13 October 2018
Grade: 8
Venue: CRISIL House, Hiranandani, Powai
Highlights: CRISIL House is a global analytical company that is deeply committed to minimizing their carbon footprint. They have received a platinum rating for energy saving and conservation. CRISIL house has features such as:
-SKYLIGHT - which optimizes about 70% sunlight and minimizes artificial lighting
-A control room for all ACs - to ensure minimal wastage
-Task Lights - to save energy after work hours
-Thermal reflective paint on the terrace- to reflect heat off the terrace
-A LUX sensor- to measure and control the illumination in the room.
-Gardens on every floor - to keep the lower floors cool
-A policy of no paper cups/ tissue paper- to reduce dry waste.
-A composting pit to recycle wet waste and produce quality manure which is used in-house.
Students learnt about the various techniques used for energy conservation/ water and waste management. They too can commit themselves to reduce their carbon footprint by consciously adopting means of energy and water conservation.
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- Student Solar Ambassador Training Workshop
Date : 02/10/2018
Venue : IIT Bombay (Gymkhana and Lecture Hall -302)
Grade : 10
Resource person : Professor Chetan Singh Solanki from the Department of Energy Science and Engineering and the founder of SoULS.( solar Urja through localization for sustainability )
Highlights: Grade 10 students of our School were among the 5700 students who attended a one day training 'Solar Student Ambassador' Workshop at IIT -Bombay to mark the institute's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations and the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. In doing so, they also set a new Guinness World Record for 'The most LED lights lit simultaneously, achieved by IIT-Bombay and the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy'. The students tested technical components before assembling their solar study lamps. As ambassadors, it is now their responsibility to spread the word about renewable sources of energy and keep the earth protected for the future generation.
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- Classroom activities / other activities
Event: Winter Season
Date : 25.09.18
Grade: Sr. Kg.
Highlights: Students brought winter wear and accessories such as mufflers, gloves, ear muffs to discuss the winter season.
Pictures
Event: Corn Chaat
Date: 26.09.18
Grade: Jr.Kg.
Highlights: Every child brought a bowl of boiled corn to class. With a dash of lime and chaat masala, the children relished the healthy snack.
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Event: LENS IT
Date: 27.9.18
Grade: 2C
Highlights: The students put up 'TEAMWORK' as their presentation topic. They gave an insight of how teamwork brings success in every situation. When people work together in harmony, they can achieve their goals easily. This concept was brought out through the story of a deer, trapped in a hunter's net and was rescued by a nest of mice. Through the performance that was inclusive of music, dance and videos, the students effectively brought out the meaning of TEAM: 'Together We Achieve More'
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Event : Winter Activity
Date : 19.09.18
Grade : Jr.Kg.
Highlights : Each child spoke about winter while sporting winter wear or carrying an object that symbolised winters. Food and animals were among the topics covered. They danced to winter songs and completed a worksheet on winter wear by sticking cotton on the pictures to depict snow.
Winter Activity Pictures
Event : Summer Season
Date : 19.09.18
Grade : Sr.Kg.
Highlights : Children came to school dressed in pretty floral pastel cottons, donning hats and sunglasses. They spoke a few sentences about the summer season and the food / drink that they enjoy while keeping themselves cool.
Summer Season Pictures
Event : Kinds of leaves and their use.
Date : 19-09-2018
Grade : 1
Highlights : Every child brought two different types of leaves and mentioned there use in our day to day life. They explained the use of leaves like coriander, curry leaves, bay leaves and mint leaves in cooking. Some students spoke about the use of tulsi, neem and alovera as medicine. While few students described the use of mango and banana leaves for decoration.
Kinds of leaves and their use Pictures
Event : Lens It
Date : 21/09/2018
Grade : 2 B
Highlights : The class took the topic 'Stand with Kerala' for their Lens It presentation. They began with the traditional Mohiniattam dance, followed by a mime that showed how the indiscriminate cutting down of trees added to the disaster. Students used tambourines in their street play to convey a message on social responsibility to the environment. They laid emphasis on the reasons behind the floods and the role that man played in this devastation. The tales of hope and humanity from the Kerala relief reports floods to prove that all is not lost. Students came up on stage and confidently expressed their thoughts and concerns.
Lens It Pictures
- Event: Food collage
Date: 20.08.18
Grade: Jr.Kg
Highlights: The students created a collage of food items that showed the importance of eating healthy food.
Food collage Pictures
- Event: Theme based class
Date: 24.08.18
Grade: Sr.Kg A
Highlights: A theme based class on colours was conducted. Children came dressed in different shades and hues. They spoke on primary colours and how secondary colours are formed. Children recited rhymes with great enthusiasm. Experiments related to colours were conducted by the children in the class guided by the teacher.
Theme based class Pictures
- Event: Fruit Salad
Date: 20.08.18
Grade: Grade 1
Highlights: Keeping in mind the concept 'The Food We Eat', children were divided into groups. Each group brought different fruits like pineapple, grapes, apples, oranges, papaya, sweet limes and bananas. They described the fruits as they exhibited them. With the help of the teacher the children mixed the fruits to make a salad. The teacher also showed them a video on healthy eating habits.
Fruit Salad Pictures
- Event: Activity on Adjectives
Date: 23.08.18
Grade: Grade 2
Highlights: Children were given cut outs of a cloud made by the teacher and colourful strips. They wrote the name of their friend on the cloud and adjectives to describe their friend. In this way children made a creative cloud, to appreciate their friends. They learnt the value of appreciating and accepting their friends as they are.
Activity on Adjectives Pictures
- Classroom activities / other activities
General Science: Measurement
Date / Week: 19.9.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students learnt the method of measuring solids and liquids using appropriate scientific apparatus, e.g. a simple weighing machine, a spring balance and a measuring cylinder. The students used a ruler to measure the length and breadth of the school diary. Through these activities they learnt about the different units used for measuring different substances.
Grandparents Day - Grade 3
Date / Week: 19.9.18
Highlights: The students brought pictures of their grandparents and made appreciation cards as a token of respect for them to celebrate Grandparents Day.
Grandparents Day Pictures
World Tourism Day - Grade 4
Date / Week: 19.9.18/ 21.9.18
Highlights: The students came dressed in traditional attire of their favourite tourist destination and spoke about the tourist attraction of that place. They learnt about the culture and the way of living of the various tourist destinations.
World Tourism Day - Grade: 5
Date / Week: 21.9.18
Highlights: In order to celebrate the World Tourism Day, students of Grade 5 designed a travel brochure of a tourist place of their choice. They learnt about the continent, places of tourist interest, the climate, the landforms and the modes of transport available to reach the destination.
- Grade 9 : Digital Footprint and Privacy
Date:4th September, 2018
Conducted by: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: Mr. Sayantan Sen started the session with the recap of previous year's session. Students shared their views about ideal profile pictures and societal expectations while also discussing 'online pressure', online games and how to be safe online.
- Lens It : Grade: 6C
Date : 27.8.18
Topic : 'Advertisement - Lies Legalised?'
Highlight: The students of Grade 6C brought about the pros and cons of advertising, an area which has an immense impact on the public in general. The students introduced the concept of advertising through enactments of various common ads. They showed the difference between, 'advertisement' and 'publicity'; and also threw light on the forms of advertising. The Principal aptly summed it up by asking both parents and students to apply their rationale and logic before believing in the tall claims of advertisements.
- Class room Activities - Middle School
English Literature- Learning by Doing
Date: 27.8.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students drew images related to early summer, that appealed to their senses, thereby dealing with different kinds of imagery- visual, tactile, auditory, olfactory and gustatory.
Board games
Date: 27.8.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students developed skills of reflective thinking and planning through board games.
English Literature- Creativity-Design a Comic Strip
Date: 28.8.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students created their own story using the comic strip format. This activity encouraged creativity and innovation while honing key skills such as composing and planning, producing and executing.
Civics-Rights to Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity for the Lower Income Group-Analytical Thinking
Date: 29.8.18
Grade: 7
Highlights: The students prepared a questionnaire for domestic help/security guard/sweeper were they lived to understand their views on the rights to justice, equality, liberty and fraternity. They prepared an analytical report of the same. Having revised the objectives of the Indian Constitution, they realised how ground realities can be different.
They were of the opinion that most people were satisfied and felt the objectives of justice and liberty were fulfilled. However, the government needs to take more measures to improve gender in equality and discrimination based on caste. The activity helped enhance their communication skills, research, data analysis and critical thinking skills.
English Literature- Sociogram- Creativity and Analytical thinking
Date: 30.8.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students of grade 8 prepared a Literary Sociogram on one of the short stories from their reader 'The Best of Saki' as a part of their English Literature class activity.
The students were divided into groups and picked a story by lots. The important features of a literary sociogram were discussed with the help of examples through a Powerpoint Presentation by the teacher. They were given a week to read the story. On the day of the activity, students sat and planned out their sociogram and created one on a PPT.
The students enhanced their analytical skills, their creativity, their technical skills and developed their social skills and also team spirit.
- Field trip for Grade: 7
Date: 31.8.18
Grade: 7
Venue: Nehru Science Centre
Highlights: The activity centered trip was based on the following subjects- Geography, Mathematics, Biology and Physics. Appropriate instructions along with printed hand outs were provided to the students enroute the venue. The students were asked to recognize the land marks along the route that was taken.
At the Science Centre, the students were asked to observe certain exhibits and note down the salient features. A questionnaire given to the students helped them to recapitulate all that they have learned.
Learning Outcomes-
Mathematics- The students collected data on 'Radiation Exposure - From Where and How Much' and noted the information on
a. Radiation exposure from medical exposure
b. Annual individual radiation exposure.
c. Composition of the total exposure radiation of the population in India.
The students later compiled this data and converted it into graphical form.
Physics-The students observed the exhibits related to different types of motion and kinematics. They studied how force enabled the ball to undergo the different types of motions.
Biology- The students observed and noted down the process involved in;
a. Conversion of stem cells into designer tissues
b. The process of filtration of blood through kidneys.
Geography- The students became amateur cartographers, as they plotted the route with landmarks, on the way to the science centre.
- Field Trip
Grade: 3
Date: 31.8.18
Venue: Bhavan's Nature Park, Andheri (West)
Highlights: The field trip was guided by experts.
The students saw hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits and a German shepherd. They were also shown the difference between rabbits and hares/turtles & tortoises.
The importance of rain water harvesting was explained to the children through a mini model.
Students enjoyed activities like the amoeba race and leaf-design.
A worksheet was done based on the trip.
- Field Trip
Grade: 4
Date: 31.8.18
Venue: Bhavan's Nature Park, Andheri (West)
Highlights: Students were introduced to the process of Vermi composting and shown various types of ant hills such as the pagoda ant nest. The students learnt how ants can use the dead bark of the tree and their own saliva mixed with soil to make an ant hill.
Students enjoyed a game on personality development in which they experienced the importance of teamwork, trust and concentration, after which they attended a small session on pet care.
A session on Origami was also organized for the students where they made seven different types of caps using a single sheet of newspaper. Students completed a worksheet which was based on the trip.
Field Trip Pictures
- Classroom activities / other activities
English Language: Aural Comprehension
Date / Week: 27.8.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: A passage was read out from Haydn Richards to enable the students to identify the central idea and specific details, distinguish fact from opinion, make inferences and predictions based on the information in the text. They could also infer meanings of unfamiliar words.
English Literature: Video Comprehension
Date / Week: 28.8.18
Grade: 3 & 5
Highlights: The students of Grades 3 and 5 watched videos (Robinhood & Room No. 13 respectively). This was followed by a questionnaire. The students were able to narrate the sequence of the story, judge the characters, identify the main ideas and also formulate questions.
Social Studies: Transport- Then and Now
Date / Week: 27.8.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students learned to compare and contrast the mode of transport used in the past with the present and present a picturesque evolution of transport.
- Scottish Model United Nations Conference 2018
The 6th edition of Scottish Model United Nations Conference (SMUN) was held on the 28th and 29th of August 2018 for the students of Grades 8, 9 and 10. Students of BSS, Mahim were invited to take part in the conference this year too. Many preparatory sessions were conducted and the first timers found this beneficial. An SMUN website was created by the Tech Team comprising students of Grades 9 and 10 to communicate instructions and announcements.
The committees and agendas this year catered to the Present and Future. The following committees were decided on:
1. The Futuristic Security Council (F UNSC)
2. The UN Women (UNW)
3. The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
In order to have the expertise required for the committee sessions, the alumni was invited to head the committees. The Co Chairs were selected from among the best of Grade 9 and 10 MUNners. The committees had Rapporteurs who assisted the Chairs.
The newsletter for both the days of SMUN has been uploaded on the SMUN website. Please visit the following link for the same: https://smun18.wixsite.com/powai
Please click on the link below to get the glimpse of SMUN'18.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwicI_647u0
The following constituted the Executive Board:
Secretary General: Ms. H. Kaur
- The Futuristic Security Council:
Chair: Ojus Sharma
Co-Chair: Anusha Sankholkar (Grade 9)
Rapporteur: Smriti Chaturvedi (Grade 9)
- UN Women:
Chair: Sanyukta Mathure
Co-Chair: Navya Sriram (Grade 9)
Rapporteur: Anshul Mitra (Grade 9)
- UNHRC:
Chair: Neil D' Costa
Co-Chair: Aayushi Mahajan (Grade 10)
Rapporteur: Shaleen Bansal (Grade 9)
Head of Journalism : Aditi Kumar (Grade 10)
Head of Photography : Sakshi Rammohan (Grade 10)
Head of Logistics : Manpreet Saini ( Grade 10)
The Tech Team included the following:
Akshat Mardikar (Grade 9)
Mehul Basu (Grade 10)
Shaun Fernandes (Grade 10)
Of the total number of 123 students, which 94 delegates represented different countries while the others became journalists, photographers, tech team, logistics members and creative team.
The conference began with the Principal, Ms. Sunita George addressing the gathering and the Secretary General declaring the conference open. Heated discussions and debates were a regular feature of every committee session thereafter. This resulted in the subsequent passing of fruitful Resolutions and Directives.
The conference ended with the closing ceremony during which the accolades were presented by the Principal. Participation certificates were presented to all the delegates, photographers, journalists and logistics members.
- ACCOLADES
F UNSC:
Best Delegate: Dhruv Arya
Outstanding Delegate: Manav Dharnidharka
Honourable Mention:
Ravish Mungee
Vedant Vishwanath
Tanmay Arvind
Verbal Mention:
Pragya Gupta
Mehul Basu
Aditya Agarwal
Lakshmi Krishnan
Ishaan Goel
Dhruv Jain
UNW:
Best Delegate: Aashima Chopra
The Outstanding Delegate: Aniruddh Sengupta
The Honourable Mentions:
Bhavya Nigam
Stuti Sharma
Aaditya Asnani
The Verbal Mentions:
Rajbir Saluja
Namita Jasper
Rishika Mukherjee
UNHRC:
Best Delegate: Rishi Ahuja
Outstanding Delegate: Sahil Rao
Honourable Mentions:
Amey Agarwal
Neel Joshi
Arnav Singh
Verbal Mention:
Ansh Purohit
Naman Savla
Devansh Desai
BEST PHOTOGRAPHER: Karan Nagdev
BEST JOURNALIST: Ananya Pritam
- Classroom activities / other activities:
Event : Rainy season activity
Date : 06.09.18
Grade : Sr.Kg.
Highlights : The students brought a monsoon favourite - corn cooked in different ways (steamed, flakes, baked etc.,) as a healthy snack.
Event : Summer Fun
Date : 06.09.18
Grade : Jr.kg
Highlights : The children came dressed in cool cotton summer wear with sun hats and sunglasses. The importance of wearing these was explained to them. As part of the activity they wore their accessories, had a class race and stylishly posed for photographs.
Lens It
Date : 06-09-2018
Grade : 2A
Highlights : The students of grade 2A presented 'Self-Discipline - The Key To Success. Topics like completing H.W on time, eating healthy, exercising, reading and respecting the speaker were covered. The idea was to help students understand that to achieve something they must work hard and it is possible to work hard only through self-discipline. This was enacted and presented through song, dance as well as an exercise routine. They made it very clear that if one takes care of the small things right, then one would get the big things right as well.
- Information Literacy and Cyber Bullying (Students enrichment program)
Date: 4.9.18
Grade: 6 to 9
Resource person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: Mr. Sayantan Sen covered the following topics in a series of workshops held on 04th September, 2018.
Grade 6 - INFORMATION LITERACY AND CYBER BULLYING: While being briefed about online safety, students were made aware about Watsapp and You Tube and how these platforms work. They were shown the difference between private and personal information and how to be cautious while sharing such information.
Grade 7 - INFORMATION LITERACY: The students were made aware of how fake news is created and how they can be identified from real news. The economics of advertising agencies was explained briefly and they learnt the importance of developing critical thinking while being online.
Grade 8 - DIGITAL FOOTPRINT AND PRIVACY: The subject of cyber-bullying was dealt with in detail. While students were encouraged to introspect their own online behaviour, students were taught to be judicious in sharing personal information on social media platforms.
- Report - 11th August - 19th August 2018 - Third floor
15th August, 2018 - Independence day
The event started with flag hoisting and singing the national anthem. This was followed by prayer service asking God's blessings to be showered upon our country. This was followed by the Inter house debate and an open discussion with the students, parents and teachers. The topic for discussion was: ' Are Indians progressing more than the nation itself?' We as Indians need to ponder if the nation is progressing as much as its citizens are, both within and beyond its borders. In the present scenario where the nation seems to be muddled in the politics of power, caste, reservations, polarization etc., it is vital to take a step back and think about its effects on our nation's most powerful resource, 'the young minds'. Are the current dynamics of the country driving them away to potential 'greener pastures'? Why doesn't the progress of each citizen translate into the progress of the nation and vice versa. These were the thoughts expressed by the speakers of the four houses.
- Students Enrichment programme
Topic (Students enrichment program)
Date: 13.8.18
Grade: 4
Resource person: Ms. Madhuri Sawant.
Highlights: "Yaru-Key" has been introduced by the education division of Toppan, Tokyo for Grade-4. The students use tabs provided to them during the class. The unique feature of this platform allows the teacher to identify every student's difficulty separately through the software's artificial intelligence.
The objective of the programme is to provide the students with sufficient practice and ensure that they understand the concepts well.
The Yaru-Key recommends different questions to every student through stumbling point algorithm and the difficulty level of questions is automatically set based on each student's level.
The Yaru-Key can be used in online /offline mode.
- Topic: Independence Day
Week: 14.08.18
Grades: K to 5
Highlights: The students came dressed in Tri coloured clothes and shared Tri colour snacks. Students were engaged in various activities as a part of Independence Day celebration.
1. Jr.Kg made bookmarks with vegetable printing.
2. Sr. Kg spoke a few sentences on the impact of Independence Day.
3. Grades 1 and 2 had a classroom discussion on the courage and sacrifice of our great leaders.
4. Grade 3 students spoke about what freedom means to them.
5. Grade 4 students discussed the importance of National Symbols of India.
5. Grade 5 spoke about the impact of famous personalities like Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Mother Teresa, Rakesh Sharma, Kalpana Chawla, Sunder Pichai, Vishwanathan Anand and P.V. Sindhu.
- B. Classroom activities
Theme based class.
Topic: People Who Help Us
Week: 07.08.18, 14.08.18 & 20.08.18
Grade: 2A
Highlights: Keeping in mind the contribution of the people who help in the progress of our community, the students of Grade 2 prepared a theme based class. With the help of props, students confidently spoke about the roles and responsibilities of our helpers and emphasised on how much they deserve our respect.
Salad making
Topic: Healthy food
Week: 07.08.18
Grade: Sr. Kg
Highlights: Sr.Kg enjoyed preparing healthy and nutritious sprout and corn salad by mixing healthy ingredients like sprouts, corn, broccoli, potatoes and lime juice under the teacher's supervision. They learnt just how tasty and filling a salad can be.
- Report for the week 06.8.18-17.8.18
Lens It by Grade: 6A
Date: 6.8.18
Topic: Superstition - The Death of a Thinking Mind
Highlight: Students introduced the concept of superstition as a blindly accepted belief which affects one's behavior and state of mind through enactments of commonly prevalent superstitions, especially those believed by the student body. A court scene showed a personification of superstition being sent to a correctional facility for rehabilitation. The audience too agreed that rationale triumphs over superstition. The Lens It ended with The Principal summing up the essence of advocating scientific principles and developing the attitude of questioning idle beliefs and thoughts.
Lens It by Grade: 7A
Date: 25.6.18
Topic: The Selfie Craze: Self Expression or Self Absorption
Highlight: The topic was dealt with meticulously by the students of Grade 7A. A 'Mime' expressed the selfie craze that's taken over everyone and a short piece of enactment also showed the evolution of selfies. Consumer preferences while buying a smart phone are all centred around the 'camera' feature. 'Selfie deaths' was a topic handled sensitively by the students. The debate followed by an interactive session with the audience, was highly effective in sensitizing our pupils on the said topic.
Lens It by Grade: 7B
Date: 2.7.18
Topic: Hawkers: Choose them or Chase them
Highlight: The students of Grade 7B were successful in creating a setting which depicted a typical market place with hawkers taking centre stage, and a mock demolition drive by the municipality followed by a debate. The audience travelled back in time to understand how hawking set a precedent to trade. During the interactive session, alternative methods of relocation of hawkers in the city were discussed. The students stood on the fence, many sympathizing with the hawkers.
Lens It by Grade: 7C
Date: 6.7.18
Topic: 'Are We Ready to be Plastic Free?'
Highlight: The students of Grade 7C answered the aforesaid rhetoric question with the statement that 'Plastic Surgery' will not beautify but destroy Mother Earth. The students eloquently described the ill-effects of plastic and the need for alternatives to be used in its place, through a skit, street play and a staged talk-show. The quiz at the end of the session drove home the adage 'Where There Is A Will To Ban Plastics, There Is Surely A Way'. The show enlightened all about the judicious use of plastic in the process.
- Class room Activities - Middle School
History - Learning by doing- Excavation activity
Date: 8.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: Young Archaeologist-The students discovered objects used in the past that gave them information about the styles in early civilization
English Language- Fabulous Flags Activity- Collaboration between Language & Art
Date: 12.6.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students designed customised flags that represented themselves. They spoke a few lines on these self-designed icons that revealed who they really were.
General Science- Learning by doing- Kinetic theory of Matter
Date: 14.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students observed the movement of molecules at different temperatures. (normal, 60°C, 1°C) and understood the properties of matter.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 21.06.2018
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students measured the dimensions of various objects using thread, pile of books. They learnt to make observations and take accurate readings using ruler.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 22.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students applied the mathematical skills to find the thickness of a single two rupee coin with the thickness of 10 coins, measured using a ruler.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 25.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students applied measurement skills and suitable formulae to calculate area and volume of a regular shaped object like the School diary.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement
Date: 27.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students developed accuracy and mathematical skills while using a graph paper to find the area of irregular surfaces.
General Science- Learning by doing-Fun with Measurement - Lab Activity
Date: 29.6.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students learnt to calculate the volume of an irregular solid like a stone using a measuring cylinder (250ml).
Biology-Learning by doing and observation- Osmosis and Transpiration
Date: 3.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights:
Osmosis: Students observed the changes in raisins and grapes when put in sugar solution and water respectively.
Transpiration: Students noted the process of transpiration by covering plant in a polythene bag. The students observed that the presence of water droplets on the inner surface of the bag indicating the transpiration.
Mathematics - Learning by doing - Puzzles
Date: 4.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The concept of square and square roots were reinforced through Tarsia Puzzles.
English Literature - Dialogue writing and Presentation
Date: 5.7.18 - 10.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students engaged themselves in a dialogue writing and an enactment of scenes from the book to bring out the satiric yet humorous side of bookshop employees and a paranoiac variety of customers that flock the store.
Chemistry- Learning by observation - Separation of Mixture activity
Date: 5.7.18
Grade: 8
Highlights: The students learnt about the different techniques used for separation of mixtures such a use of a magnet to separate it from non-magnetic substance, evaporation, distillation/sep of two miscible liquids, separating funnel (sep-one, dense and light liquid)
English Language- Creating a profile
Date: 11.7.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students created their profiles, describing who they are, thus bringing out their unexplored selves. The students were asked to stick their picture in the center of A4 size sheet and stick cutouts of pictures from magazine and newspapers that describes them. They were then asked to give a caption that encapsulates all that the poster stands for. They presented the poster to the class and spoke about themselves for a minute using the poster.
English Language - Declamation
Date: 1st August, 2018 to 3rd August, 2018
Grade: 7
Highlights: "Speech is power: speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel…." The students put this power to use through the medium of declamation..
e.g. 1) 'I Have A Dream' by Martin Luther King.
2) 'Having A Plastic Free World' by Wilsen Sisters
3) 'A Leonic But Ironic Speech' by Indira Gandhi
4) 'A Patriotic Speech' by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.
General Science- Checklist of Do's & Don'ts of Personal & Community Hygiene
Date: 8.8.18
Grade: 6
Highlights: The students prepared a do's & don'ts personal and community cleanliness (in groups) as part of the activity conducted after the flip teaching.
English Language - Recitation
Date: 31st August to 2nd August 2018
Grade: 6
Highlights: Poetry come alive through recitation and dramatic expression. The students enacted the poems with the help of props.
- Students Enrichment programme
- Report for the months of June/ July 2018
- Bridge class
Date: 17th/18th/19th July, 2018
Grade: 5, 4, 3 respectively
Resource person: Amaresh Deshpande.
Highlights: The students were given a demo of Bridge class through the KIDA app and various brain teasing worksheets.
- Reading Programme
Date: 27.7.18
Grade: 3 & 4
Resource person: Ms. Bhavna Singh
Highlights: Author Ms. Singh conducted a reading session followed by interaction with the students on her book of short stories titled 'Short Express'.
- School Anniversary
Date / Week: 22.6.18
Grade: 3-5
Highlights: The School celebrated its 21st Anniversary on 22nd June 2018. The day began with a prayer service for Grades 1-10 led by the Principal and Coordinators. The Juniors had a fun-filled day playing board games like Pictionary, Dumb charades and Treasure hunt. Dr. Gracy Fernandes - Vice President of the Nirmala Niketan Institute. Dr. Fernandes inspired the students to think and dream big and to take pleasure from the simple things that life affords us. This was followed by Basketball tournament for Seniors.
- Classroom activities / other activities
- General Science- Living and Non living things
Date: 25.6.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: Understanding the features of living things by growing a plant in a sponge which was kept in class.
- English Literature: Monster Mask Making
Date: 10.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students used their creativity and imagination to make masks. This was extension of the topic 'Under the Bed' from Grade 3 syllabus
- Mathematics: Geometrical Shapes
Date : 12.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students made tangram puzzles to understand the spatial orientation of solid shapes
- General Science: Cleanliness, Hygiene and Health
Date: 30.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students were taken around on the second floor to observe and list the areas which were not clean. This created an awareness about the importance of cleanliness.
- Mathematics: Geometrical Shapes
Date : 30.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: Making a party cap and decorating the same with geometrical shapes to get a better understanding of shapes.
- English Language: Story Telling
Topic: The story of the past.
Date: 31.7.18
Grade: 3
Highlights: The students chose one of the given topics and narrated a story on 'A Friendly Alien Who Comes To Earth' or 'You Are Out On A Walk When You See A Dog That……' They were judged on Content and Vocabulary, Diction, Expression and presentation.
- Social Studies: Making of Seals
Date: 19.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students brought colourful moulding clay. They designed seals with engravings that they studied about in 'The Story of the Past'.
- Mathematics: Numeration
Date: 19.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students were given a pack of 6 cards with numbers in their groups (7 groups). They were asked to make the smallest / largest number, predecessor/successor using the given set of cards. They also wrote the numerals and their expanded forms.
- English Language: Aural Comprehension
Date : 25.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: An aural comprehension was conducted to enhance their listening and understanding skills.
- English Language: Story Telling
Date: 31.7.18
Grade: 4
Highlights: The students chose to narrate a story on 'A Detective Story' or 'It's Okay To Be Different'. They were judged on Content and Vocabulary Diction, Expression and presentation.
- Social Studies: Evolution of Human Beings
Date : 25.6.18.
Grade: 5
Highlights: A PPT was presented to the students on Stone Age and Bronze Age along with a role play. The students were able to understand the process of Human evolution. They learnt that fossils, tools and bones were an evidence of ancient life forms.
- General Science: The Circulatory System
Date : 17.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The teacher made a stethoscope using a funnel and a tube. The students checked the pulse rate and heartbeat in pairs.
- General Science: The Circulatory System
Date : 20.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students were taken to the Biology laboratory to observe the different organs of the Circulatory System.
- English Language: Tenses
Date: 27.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The class was divided into groups of seven. One child from each group enacted a particular verb that the rest of the class guessed. The other six children of the group made sentences using the verb in the Simple and Continuous form of that verb.
- English Language: Monoact on the characters of Harry Potter
Date: 31.7.18
Grade: 5
Highlights: The students dressed up as a character of Harry Potter of their choice and enacted the same. They were judged on Costume, Diction, Expression and Presentation.
- Independence Day:
Date: 15th August, 2018
On account of the 72nd Independence Day Celebrations, we as Indians need to ponder if the nation is progressing as much as its citizens are both within and beyond its borders. In the present scenario where the nation seems to be muddled in the politics of power, caste, reservations, polarization etc., it is vital to take a step back and think about its effects on our nation's most powerful resource, 'the young minds'. Are the current dynamics of the country driving them away to potential 'greener pastures'? Why do they find immense progress on another soil while in their own mother land they struggle to get what they deserve and what is rightfully theirs? Why doesn't the progress of each citizen translate into rightfully theirs? Why doesn't the progress of each citizen translate into the progress of the nation and vice versa. These were some of the questions that students explored at Bombay Scottish School Powai on the Independence day. The event started with flag hoisting and singing the national anthem. This was followed by the debate and an open discussion with the students, parents and teachers. The topic for discussion was : ' Are Indians progressing more than the nation itself ?' Vedant Pradhan,School Sports Captain gave an anecdote of football team stating that while a player may win Best Player, the team could take pride in it but this necessarily does not imply that the team has won the match. To this, Jeremiah Abraham argued that for the player to be a best player or make maximum goals the team members have helped by giving him the passes. The discussion was moderated by Devak Bharadwaj, an alumnus of Bombay Scottish School Powai. who also raised interesting questions for the audience like 'While we as Indians are proud of the fact that an Indian is a CEO of Google, we ought to have invent a Google of our own. The responses gave interesting insights of the socio-cultural background and the progress of India post independence. The fact that the economic development of a country was different from its economic growth was also highlighted. Also the fact that the progress of a nation doesn't just entail its economic progress but social, political and health are also some of the parameters that need to be taken in to consideration. The discussion helped in sensitizing the students towards the importance of working for the progress of the nation in various fields.
- Music Fest - 'Rhapsody of Rock'
Date: 10th August, 2018
Grade: 5 to 10
Highlights: This was the second year of 'Rhapsody of Rock'. The event provides an open platform to the budding musicians. The event doesn't declare any winners but encourages students to participate and experience the joy of music. Students from Grades 5 to 10 are encouraged to form bands and display their musical prowess without inhibitions and fear. This year there were 28 bands that participated in the event involving 140 Students. Parents were present in large numbers to encourage their wards.
- Parent Teacher Meeting
Date: 10th August 2018
Grade: K - 10
Highlights: The first Parent Teacher Meeting of the academic session was marked with a overwhelming response of the parents. Many parents met the teachers and were glad to discuss the progress of their child in the new academic year.
- MISSION WEEK (Students enrichment program)
Date : 6th - 13th August 2018
Grade : KG to 10
Resource Person : Mr. Dinesh Salian & Team, Scripture Union
Highlights : The Theme for this year's School Mission Week was "The Masterpiece".
The students were introduced to the theme by means of the story of a person abandoned by his own parents who became a notorious criminal but was transformed by God's love to become His Masterpiece. The students participated in the program by action songs, quizzes and many other activities. The Students learnt that God created each of us as unique individuals to be His Masterpiece.
- Lens It
Lens It by Grade: 3A
Date: 7.8.18
Topic: A Pet Is For Life!
Highlight: The message was conveyed through a short skit on a child demanding a pet and parents teaching him the pros and cons of owning one. The students came up and spoke about pets being stress -busters and the responsibilities one should fulfil while owning a pet.
Students were asked to choose wisely and well before demanding for a pet as if has its own pros and cons. While owing a pet can free one of stress, it does come with its own share of responsibilities.
- Mission Week
Date: 6th - 8th August 2018
Grade: K - 10
Resource person: Mr. Dinesh Salian, Scripture Union
Highlights: With the help of the real life story of a boy named Stephen, students were taught about various moral values like trustworthiness, fighting temptation, etc., that inspired students to take the right decision and follow the right path.
- Workshop on Design thinking, Smart Spaces and Leadership training
Date: 3rd August, 2018
Grade: 10
Venue: Indian School of Management & Entrepreneurship (ISME) Campus, India Bulls, Lower Parel
Resource Persons: Leadership Training - Prof. Mahesh Nazare Design Thinking - Prof. Abhishek Smart Spaces - Prof. M. Rishab
Highlights: The students of grade 10 attended the ISME School of Management and entrepreneurship. Hands on workshop on Product designing, Smart Space and Leadership skills was conducted by the ISME faculty. Students were also exposed to the various design and management courses offered by the institute.
- Field Trip
Field trip for Grade: 5
Date: 3.8.18
Grade: 5
Venue: Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Thane
Highlights: The students of grade 5 discovered the beauty of Yeoor Hills, which lies in the Thane side of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. On the trail, they were shown the flora and fauna, the gradual gradation in the forest vegetation: from a scrub like forest at the beginning to good, tall evergreen vegetation ahead. It was a pleasure to walk through the lush greenery. The trail suddenly opens out to a large ground surrounding by small rocky hills with mini waterfalls. As they climbed the plateau, there was a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding hills and paddy hills awaiting them.
The students discussed the ill effects of climate change and oil spills. They engaged themselves in various activities on the food chain and the disastrous effects of oil spills and how it devastates the marine life.
- Leadership training, Design thinking and Smart Spaces (Students enrichment program)
Date : 3rd August 2018
Grade : 10
Resource Person : Leadership Training - Prof. Mahesh Nazare
Design Thinking - Prof. Abhishek
Smart Spaces - Prof. M. Rishab , Indian School of Management & Entrepreneurship (ISME)
Highlights : Hands on workshop on Product designing, Smart Space and Leadership skills was conducted by the ISME faculty. Students were also exposed to the various design and management courses offered by the institute.
- Field trip for Grade 5
Date : 3rd August 2018
Venue : Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Thane
Highlights : The students of grade 5 discovered the beauty of Yeoor Hills, which lies in the Thane side of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. The resource person highlighted gradual gradation in the forest vegetation: from a scrub like forest at the beginning to good, tall evergreen vegetation ahead. The students were asked to complete a worksheet based on the trip.
- Interact Club Inauguration program
Date: 1st August 2018
Grade: 8 & 9
Resource person: Rtn. Ashok Deshpande
Highlights: The Interact Club for the year 2018-19 was formally started with the installation of the new office bearers for the year 2018-19. The service began with the Lord's Prayer followed by the National Anthem. The students were addressed by the Principal Mrs. Sunita George who spoke about giving something back to the society. The new members were inducted by the President of the Rotary Club, Powai, Mr.Hanuman Tripathi. The Chief Guest Mr. Ashok Deshpande addressed the gathering and called upon the students to contribute to the society by undertaking various welfare programmes.
The following are the office bearers of the newly formed Interact Club:
President : Anusha Sankholkar
Vice President : Rishi Bhat
Treasurer : Shaun Menezes
Secretary : Bhavya Nigam
Joint Secretary : Ojas Kumar
Seargant of arms : Aakar Babu
Board Members 1 : Pearl Eldho
Board Members 2 : Laksh Sharma
Board Members 3 : Ishita Vohra
Board Members 4 : Shreya Saha
- TRAIN THE TRAINER (Staff empowerment initiatives)
Date :5th June 2018
Attendees :All Teachers
Resource Persons :Prof. David Wittenberg, Prof. Janak Vadgama, Prof. Jyoti Rao & Prof. Anjana Vinod of the Indian School of Management & Entrepreneurship (ISME), at India Bulls
Highlights : Workshops were conducted for all participants on Critical Thinking, Creative Engagement for Experiential Teaching, Design Thinking, Leadership and Team Building
- PARENT ORIENTATION:
6th June 2018 - Sr.Kg to 8
7th June 2018 - Grade 9
8th June 2018 - Grade 10
14th June 2018 - Jr.Kg
The parent's orientation for the academic year 2018-19 started with a recap of the year gone by. The results of ICSE 2018 was discussed along with the activity plan for the year 2018-19.
The parents were briefed on what their child would be learning and the opportunities available to the child through the year. An overview of the upcoming events for the academic year was also presented. The school reiterated the guidelines, rules and regulations to be followed by the students.
- INVESTITURE CEREMONY
Date :13th June 2018
Attendees :Grades 8 to 10 & Parents of the Student Council
Highlights :The Investiture ceremony marked the end of the election process where interested students were asked to campaign for their roles and based on the students and teachers vote, the Student Council and Prefects were elected. The Investiture ceremony is also a beginning, where the Student Council and Prefects are formally invested into their respective roles. The event began with a prayer followed by exhortation from our Principal, Mrs. George. She spoke about the qualities of a good leader. The message centered around the thought 'A good leader may be far from being perfect but perfection is always what he strives for'. She encouraged our young student leaders to inspire and empower others while also taking charge of themselves.
Given below are the names of the new Office Bearers and Prefects for 2018 - 19
- STUDENT COUNCIL
School Captain - MEHUL BASU
School Vice Captain (Boys) - DHRUV NARAYAN
School Vice Captain (Girls) - DIVYA THOMAS
Sports Captain (Boys) - VEDANT PRADHAN
Sports Captain (Girls) - SHREYA OMPREETI
Captain MacPherson - ANIKET IYER
Vice Captain MacPherson - SHOUNAK ACHARYA
Captain Catherine- LISA KULLU
Vice Captain Catherine - ANANYA MATHEW
Captain Macgregor - REUBEN ROUSE
Vice Captain Macgregor - NACHIKET SHEKHAR GARG
Captain Elizabeth - NAOMI HEDGE
Vice Captain Elizabeth - NAMITA JASPER
Captain Haddow - SHAUN FERNANDES
Vice Captain Haddow - AKSHAT KALE
Captain Anne - MEGHNA RAMARATNAM
Vice Captain Anne -APURVA MUKHERJEE
Captain Kennedy - AARON CORREYA
Vice Captain Kennedy - AYUSHMAAN
Captain Victoria - ANANYA SINGH
Vice Captain Victoria - SHALEEN BANSAL
- SCHOOL'S 21 ST ANNIVERSARY
The School celebrated its 21st Anniversary on 22nd June 2018. The day began with a prayer service for Grades 1-10 led by the Principal and Coordinators. The juniors had a fun-filled day playing board games, dumb charades and a Treasure hunt. The senior students were given an opportunity to interact with Dr. Gracy Fernandes who is the Vice President of the Nirmala Niketan Institute. Dr. Fernandes gently inspired the students to think and dream big and to take pleasure from the simple things that life affords us. She quoted from some brilliant minds and shared anecdotes to drive this point home. Energy was high among the senior boys and girls as they shot hoops (or cheered) in the semi-finals of the Inter House Basketball Tournament.
- SENIOR PRIZE DAY
The School's Twenty first Annual Prize Day for Seniors was held on 26th June 2018 at the Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai. Mr. V. Thomas, Member of the COM, BSOS, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, BSOS Mrs. L. Middlecote, Hon. Secretary, BSOS, Mrs. Molly Paul, Principal of BSS Mahim graced the occasion with their presence.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. Rhea Mall, the School's Vice Captain (2017-18) presented the Welcome Note. This was followed by the Chairman's Address by Mr. V. Thomas. The Principal, Mrs. Sunita George presented the Annual Report (2017-18). Mrs. L. Middlecote introduced our esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. A.P. Jayaraman, Nuclear Scientist, Ex-BARC. He spoke about the 3 important C's of life: Commitment, Creativity and Communication. After releasing the School magazine, the Tartan, he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners from Grades 6-10.
NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS:
1) Tvishaa Bagai won the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2017 was won by both Samriti Mudaliar and Rohit John Mathew.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Std 9 was presented to Shreya Ompreeti.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Rohit John Mathew, Disha Lalwani, Jasmine Rishikesh Chaugule and Rhea Mall
5) Divya Tulapurkar won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Standard Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) Red House won the Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence and The Cock House for Best All Round Performance
7) The Trophy for the Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza was won by the Red and Green House
8) The Trophy for the Inter House Dramatics Competition presented by Mrs. Shaheen Pawane was won by the Yellow House
9) Mrs. Esther Selvaraj, Academic Coordinator(ICSE), Mrs. Roopali Mandrekar and Mr. Rajaram Chavan (Members of the Teaching Staff)and Ms. Seema Pawar, Ms. Inndu Sonawane and Ms. Ramila Jaiswal (Members of the Support Staff) were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School Powai.
10) Mrs. Rekha Malhan, a member of the teaching staff had compiled her late husband, Commander Ravi Malhan's anecdotes of life into a book called 'Fighter' which within a week of its release was ranked 13th on Amazon's bestseller list. She presented the same to the Chief Guest.
11) The Yellow House presented their prize-winning play 'The Monkey's Paw' written by W.W.Jacobs. The play used foreshadowing, imagery and symbolism to explore the consequences of tempting fate.
12) A talented dance brigade from Grades 5 and 6 lit up the stage with their dance 'Try Everything' and this was followed by 'Here Comes Treble' , an acapella performance by the songsters from Grades 6-10 who presented a medley of 'Some Nights' and 'This is Me'
13) The programme concluded with a heartwarming Vote of Thanks by the School's out-going Captain, Shlok Mulye and the School Song & National Anthem
- PTA General Body Meeting
The First GBM of the PTA for the year was held on 6th July 2018 in the School Premises. It was attended by Mr. S.V. Albal, the Principal, the SAC, the Coordinators and the Parent Representatives. The meeting began with a prayer by the Secretary of the PTA. The committee members of the PTA were introduced by the Principal. The report for the year 2017-18 was presented by Ms. Kalyani. This was followed by the Statement of Accounts as of 31st March 2018 and the Committee Reports. The Chairperson addressed some concerns put forward by the parents. The meeting concluded with a prayer.
- Intellectual Property Rights (Students enrichment program)
Date :17th July 2018
Grade :7 & 8
Resource Person : Dr.Ankita Jain,IPR consultant at Hindustan Unilever;M.Com, Ph.D in Commerce (Intellectual Property Rights)
Highlights :The students were introduced to the concept of ownership of non-tangible assets and terms like IPR, Patent, Copyright and Trademark. This was made more interesting using real life examples. The students were made aware of the dangers of counterfeit products. They were shown counterfeit products and taught to identify obvious counterfeits.
- Bridge Workshop (Students enrichment program)
Date :16th to 19th July 2018
Grade :3 to 6
Resource Person :Mr.Amaresh Deshpande, Mathematics Teacher from Kodaikanal
Highlights :The students were given a demo Bridge class using the KIDA app designed by Mr. Deshpande. The students enjoyed the session. The resource person taught that since Bridge stimulates both the left and right sides of the brain, it improves skills in concentration, logic, imagination, lateral thinking, articulation, cooperation, patience, mathematics, memory and psychology and is also a tool of social mobility.
- Judo Workshop (Students enrichment program)
Date : 20th July 2018
Grade : 5 to 8
Resource Person : Mr.Suresh Kanojia of The Kanojia Martial Arts and Fitness Studio
Highlights : Judo was introduced as an Olympic Sport that improves the quality of life of those who practise it. Mr. Kanojia demonstrated Judo's most prominent features of subduing an opponent by immobilizing him with a pin move or a joint lock or a choke.
- Reading Programme (Students enrichment program)
Date : 20th July 2018
Grade : 4 & 5
Resource Person : Ms. Bhavna Singh - Director- Communications (Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India)
Highlights : Ms. Singh , the author of 'Short Express', a book of short stories, had a reading of two of the stories 'My Grandma - My Hero' and 'The Magic Caravan' from the book. The students were captivated through the reading and she encouraged the students to think and to question by the post reading discussions.
- Crowd Funding (Community Service)
'Fuel A Dream' invited our students to raise funds for heart surgery of needy kids on their online crowd-funding platform. This was an opportunity for our students to help the underprivileged as well as to learn crowd-funding. Our students rose to the occasion raising Rs 10.88lakhs in a very short time. This went to meet the needs of 43 needy children at the B.J.Wadia Hospital. Taking this one step further, a group of students visited the hospital on 27th July 2018, and had the opportunity of seeing the patients as well as the care-givers in action. This interaction further stimulated them to do more for the needy in society as well as encourage their peers to do so.
- VISIT TO THE B.J. WADIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
In the month of April, in 2018, 27 students from Grades 9 & 10 took the initiative to collect money for children with ventricular septal defect (VSD). It was the "Little Hearts" crowdfunding campaign, a program of FuelADream organization tied up with the BJ Wadia Hospital. Our goal was to collect Rs. 25000 each. At the end of around three weeks, Bombay Scottish School, Powai had managed to collect almostRs.11 lakhs. This was a huge achievement which helped many patients.
On the 27th of July, 2018 these students were taken to the Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children in Parel, where they were shown a video on all the kinds of work done by the hospital. Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala, the CEO of the Wadia Hospitals, interacted with them. This hospital caters to most of the possible problems a child (from newborns to 16 year olds) can have. It receives grants from the Maharashtra government, Rotary Club, Being Human, Siddhivinayak Trust, and of course, FuelADream. 80% of the patients who come to this hospital are from the lower class.
The students learnt that their funds were utilized for the open heart surgeries of about 43 needy children at the hospital. These were very impressed with the SSD (Social Service Department) which donated clothes, toys and other forms of help to the families of patients who were from the lower strata of society.
Our group of 21 children was split into two in order to the see the various heart treatment related rooms. Our group was guided by Ms. Dhanashree, the "open heart surgery coordinator". First, she showed us the OPD (Out Patient Department), clean wards, a large pharmacy, the PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) and CathCad (Cardiac catheterization).They saw equipments, like ECG monitors, baby weighing scales, an incubator, and many others.
A students heartfelt response on the visit….."Overall, I really liked this idea and experienceof visiting this hospital. Our heart melted when we saw tiny babies with oxygen masks, nebulizers, saline intravenous, and bandages. To see a little, doll-like infant in an incubator was depressing. It was one of those times when I felt how lucky I am as an individual, who is fit and fine, can walk, talk, sit, eat on my own, play , go to a good school and live in a good house. When you see children who are extremely thin or weak due to a medical issue or are extremely small, it pierces your heart. When we saw the children who were helped by our funds, we felt so proud and happy. I was speechless. All we prayed for, at that moment was the quick recovery of those adorable children. I wish good health and life to them and that they can do all the things a physically normal child can do. I am really glad with what BJ Wadia Hospital is doing for children and what they are giving back to the society. Frank Guzzetta once said, "There's nothing more rewarding than giving back and making a difference in the lives of people in this great community" - Apurva Mukherjee Grade 9
- Lens It by Grade: 1C
Date: 7th March, 2018
Topic: Beautiful Hands
Highlights: The most beautiful hands are of those who help others. This message was brought out by the students of Grade 1C with their performance.
- Lens It by Grade: 3B
Date: 8th March, 2018
Topic: Peer Pressure
Highlights: The students presented a poem(with actions) and a role play to bring out the differences between positive and negative peer pressure. The topic helped the students to understand the role and influence of peers in their lives. They also learnt about the importance of taking correct decision by following positive peer pressure.
- PETA Workshop
Date: 9th March, 2018
Grade: 3 & 4
Resource persons: Ms. Puja Mahajan, Ms. Himani Ghoshal and volunteer Mr. Ganesh Khot
Highlights: A video depicting animals taking care of themselves and their young ones showed, that the animals also have feelings like humans. A quiz was conducted thereafter. The students also took a pledge not to be cruel to animals and take care of them.
- WORKSHOP ON INFORMATION LITERACY
Date: 13th March, 2018
Grade : 6 & 7
Resource person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: The Speaker, while explaining the meaning of Information Literacy to the students, emphasized the effect of cyber bullying on emotional, and social well being of a person. A video to understand the concept of victim, bully, bystander and accessories was shown to the students. The workshop ended with a question-answer session.
- WORKSHOP ON DIGITAL FOOTPRINT AND PRIVACY
Date: 13th & 15th March 2018
Grade: 8 & 9
Resource person: Mr. Sayantan Sen
Highlights: The Speaker highlighted the importance of digital privacy as he asked the students to introspect their online behaviour while being on popular social media sites. He also spoke to them about digital consumer behavior, advertisements on facebook, customized ads and being safe online.
- Lens It by Grade: 3C
Date: 15th March, 2018
Topic: Safety
Highlights: The importance of being safe was highlighted through a presentation on bus rules that must be followed by the students. The students highlighted the importance of having rules by reciting a poem and also enacted a scene on road safety. They concluded their presentation with a dance.
- Lens It by Grade: 4C
Date: 15th March, 2018
Topic: Never Give Up
Highlights: Students focussed on always standing tall and being positive. They gave examples of people from different spheres of life who never gave up in spite of obstacles and are successful today. They concluded with a message for all to believe in themselves.
- PUBLIC SPEAKING WORKSHOP - CONFERO CLUB
Date: 9th April, 2018
Grade: 7 - 9
Resource person: Mr. Shijin Sreeraman and Mr. Ravi Sharma from Impetus360, an affiliate of Toastmasters International
Highlights: Students were given cues to enhance the structure of their speech, keeping in mind three aspects namely, Content, Body Language and Voice Modulation. Man mapping was taught through which they could assess each member's speech in the group. The workshop was followed by a J.A.M. (Just a Minute) session.
The students learnt about the best practices of Public Speaking drawn from participants of the World Championship (WCPS) of Public Speaking, including evaluation parameters.
- FIELD TRIP FOR LITERARY CLUB
Date: 9th April, 2018
Grade: 6 - 8
Venue: Asiatic Library
Highlights: The Asiatic Library which was established in the year 1804, by the Britishers, is 213 years old and is one of the very famous and old libraries in Mumbai. Students learnt about its varied services, the availability of resources and how one can access it. The 'Conservation Lab' of Asiatic Library where scientific methods are used to preserve old books fascinated them. Students learnt about the resources available at the Asiatic Library. They appreciated the scientific treatment used to conserve old books, manuscripts, newspapers and journals.
- FIELD TRIP FOR NATURE CLUB
Date: 9th April, 2018
Grade: 6 - 8
Venue: IIT Bombay
Highlights: Students learnt to identify various trees and plants by observation and learnt the scientific and common names of all the trees and plants observed.
- CANVAS PAINTING / FLOWER MAKING WORKSHOP - FINE ARTS CLUB
Date: 9th April 2018
Grade: 6 - 8
Resource person: Ms. S. Krishna, Ms. V. Fernandes
Highlights : Students learnt about acrylic painting on canvas and how to make flowers using stocking material.
- FIELD TRIP FOR STEM CLUB
Date: 10th April, 2018
Grade: 7 & 8
Venue: Talwade near Shahapur (Organised by Gram Oorja)
Highlights: Students learnt how solar panels transformed the lives of villagers who have lived without electricity in the past. Students witnessed an active solar plant and learnt about solar panels, storage and distribution of solar energy.
- RECREATIONAL CUM ADVENTURE TRIP
Date: 11th& 12th April 2018
Grade: 9
Venue: Adventure Plus, Bhor
Highlights: Students took part in various adventure activities like rappelling, Burma bridge, rock climbing, rifle shooting, etc. They also visited the Rajiv Gandhi Zoo and snake park.
- ANNUAL CONCERT FOR PRE-PRIMARY SECTION
Date : 10th April, 2018
Theme: Willy Wonka and the Chocolatiers
Venue: Basement
Highlights: The tiny Scots go on a sugar rush of an adventure filled with important life lessons covered in delicious chocolate. A dollop of right behavior and cup full of kindness make for the best kind of chocolatey-goodness!
- Vacation Bible School [VBS]
Date : 16th - 20th April, 2018
Grade :1 - 9
Highlights: Five days of VBS included fun-filled activities like skits, action songs, colouring and stories based on the theme EVEREST through which students were taught Biblical values. The last day was an open day where the students put up a presentation for their parents.
14.05.2018
Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2017- 2018!
· Total Number of Students appeared: 122
· Total Number of Successful students: 122
· Tvishaa Bagai topped the school by securing 98.17 % ( Total - 589/600)
· 100% students passed and all students secured first class and above
- Our Rankers:
Name Average Score
Tvishaa Bagai - 98.17
Samriti Mudaliar - 97.83
Rohit John Mathew - 97.83
Jasmin Rishikesh Chaughule - 97.67
Disha Lalwani - 97.33
Saumya Goel - 97.17
Rhea Mall - 97.17
- Average of Best 5
(English + Best 4)
90 and above - 52%
80 - 89 - 34%
70 - 79 - 12%
60 - 69 - 2%
<60 - 0
- Average of all Subjects
90 and above - 41%
80 - 89 - 36%
70 - 79 - 17%
60 - 69 - 6%
<60 - 0
- Percentage Wise Break-up of ICSE-2018 BSS-Powai Results(English+Best 4)
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- Percentage Wise Break-up of ICSE-2018 BSS-Powai Results(Average of all Subjects)
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27.03.2018
- Bridge Class Report
Bridge is a sport that seeks to build on one's intellectual faculties and better knowledge of others. Bridge stimulates both the left and right sides of the brain, improving skills in concentration, imagination, lateral thinking, articulation, cooperation, patience, memory and psychology.
The students of Grades 6 and 7 took to Bridge class most enthusiastically. Many left that the game made them think of new strategies and that even if they were at a disadvantage, the game could still be won. After a few classes and worksheets, they were introduced to another game - 'Hool' which proved to be equally challenging. It kept them on their toes as they had to come up with innovative moves, while interpreting those of their opponents'. They learnt the art of speculating and the direction in which they had to be placed. The game come as a heartening relief from the many other online games played in solitary. Bridge compounded their social skills and gave them an opportunity to bond with each other.
The teachers too observed a few students attempting to use similar logic while solving math. The worksheets provided to the students explained the rules of the game in detail. The students were kept engaged all through the sessions as their analytical and critical thinking skills were honed.
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12.03.2018
- SCHOOL EVENTS:
On 7th February 2018, students of the ICSE 2018 batch were given a formal Valedictory prayer service. The Principal and class teachers of grade 10 shared words of encouragement and inspiration with the students. Students reminisced their bittersweet journey in school, with a sober reckoning of the new phrase of life that waited for them beyond the school gate. Earlier that day, the Out-going Student Council handed over the charge of their responsibilities to the newly elected Student Council 2018-19. The chosen elect are as follows:
1. School Captain: Mehul Basu
School Vice Captain for Boys: Dhruv Narayan
School Vice Captain for Girls: Divya Thomas
2. Sports Captain for Boys: Vedant Pradhan
Sports Captain for Girls: Shreya Om Preeti
3. RED HOUSE
Captain of MacPherson House: Aniket Iyer
Vice Captain of MacPherson House: Shounak Acharya
Captain of Catherine House: Lisa Kullu
Vice Captain of Catherine House: Ananya Mathew
4. BLUE HOUSE
Captain of Macgregor House: Reuben Rouse
Vice Captain of Macgregor House: Nachiket Garg
Captain of Elizabeth House: Naomi Hegde
Vice Captain of Elizabeth House: Namita Jasper
6. YELLOW HOUSE
Captain of Haddow House: Shaun Fernandes
Vice Captain of Haddow House: Akshat Kale
Captain of Anne House: Meghna Ramratnam
Vice Captain of Anne House: Apurva Mukherjee
7. GREEN HOUSE
Captain of Kennedy House: Aaron Correya
Vice Captain of Kennedy House: Ayushmaan
Captain of Victoria House: Ananya Singh
Vice Captain of Victoria House: Shaleen Bansal
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- Founders' Day was celebrated on 17th February 2018. The day remembers with gratitude the vision of our Founders who set the foundation for education and helped Bombay Scottish School leapfrog to the ranks of being one of the elite schools in Mumbai.
Students came to School with their parents and showcased with confidence and ease all that they had learnt in that year. Through innovative games, indoor play, theatrics, scientific experiments and models, elocution and power-point presentations, students welcomed their parents to their world that is constantly learning and evolving. One of the high points of the day involved a self programmed robotic 'hand' that replicated one's hand's movements. There was also a presentation of the different class activities (academic and extracurricular) conducted in the year, including those that involved community service. Each child was given an opportunity to speak and interact with the class of parents. It was heartening to see their enthusiastic participation
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- Grade 5 attended a workshop that taught them to Dream Big and Always Think Positive on 23rd February 2018. There are many obstacles that come in the way of fulfilling one's goals or dreams but thinking positively can help one achieve all that he sets out to do. Stories of such successful world personalities were shared with them to give this message more clearly.
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Grade 3 too attended a workshop that aimed at developing empathy. The students learnt to understand another's condition from their perspective and thus improve on their pro-social (helping) behavior.
After a mesmerizing performance from the Koreans, Grades 7 and 9 explored Celtic music from the French region of Brittany. The band comprised two brothers and a DJ… Yannick Plantec on the Guitar, accompanied by Odran Plantec on the Bombarde (a traditional Brenton woodwind instrument) played to the synths and rhythms by DJ Ibril. They performed old traditional Brenton music giving it a modern twist. The mélange of traditional instruments and modern technologies create contemporary Celtic compositions that are exuberant and fresh, while still remaining rooted in tradition. Our school band too had an opportunity to play along with the band. It was an enthralling performance and gave the students a peek into how collaborating with bands work.
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- LENS IT
Grade 6C took up Gender Equality as their Lens It topic and emphasized on the patriarchal mindset that tends to dominate most world societies. The plight versus the rights of women was discussed about. There was an interesting dialogue among the students who believed that it wasn't only about fighting for equality between men and women but also for the transgender community.
Grade 8B highlighted on how nationwide or statewide protests affect the country's economy. While peaceful protests like the Swadeshi Movement, Jan Lok Pal Bill and the Nirbhaya Movement brought about a positive change in the society, a negative/violent protest does more harm than good. The students in their discussion felt that it was not so much the protest, as much as it was the reason justified and the manner of the protest that needed to be thought of. Protests ought to be non-disruptive, non-violent and not held as a mindless display of emotions.
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The meaning of the phrase 'Juvenile Delinquency' was explained by Grade 8C which followed a story of one such Juvenile Delinquent. A shadow act helped portray the painful separation of his parents which left him traumatized and led him to commit crimes. Through the story, the students depicted a court scene where the prosecution and the defense argued whether the Juvenile should be tried as an adult. The students were well versed with the recent rulings. They highlighted the rise in the juvenile crime rate over the decades with the help of a presentation. The most recent cases were also discussed in an interactive session and the students were also given ways to handle their emotions.
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Grade 3A depicted the true meaning of Cooperation which is an antithesis of Competition. Through a dance, song and mime, they reinforced the old adage that many hands do make light work. They agreed that at times it is difficult to adjust with one another, but by cooperating, everyone benefits. It works in the best interests of all social groups.
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- STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS:
Hindustan Times received more than 84,000 applications for the 2017-18 Scholarship Programme from more than 220 schools this year, of which 150 applications were shortlisted. The 50 winners were finally selected for Scholarship after a gruelling two-step selection process consisting of a written essay round and personal interview round. Meghna Ramaratnam of Grade 9 was one of the 50 winners from grades 5 to 9.
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- CLASS TRIPS:
The Heritage Club of Grades 6-9 went to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya as a part of their club activity. Apart from the sections on natural heritage, textiles and art, they also visited a special exhibition titled 'India and the World'. The exhibition was divided into nine segments named as Shared Beginnings, First Cities, Empire, State and Faith, Picturing the Divine, Indian Ocean Traders, Court Cultures, Quest for Freedom and Time Unbound. The arte facts in each segment were displayed aesthetically and provided a lot of information. The students also took part in fun activities like minting coins and making bookmarks.
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- STUDENT WORKSHOPS:
The school had organized a workshop on Human Rights for the students of Grade 8 on 30th January, 2018. The workshop was headed by the 'Reach Director' of the UN (Youth for Human Rights wing), Mr. Fraiser and Ms. Sheena Chohan, an ambassador of Youth for Human Rights. Students were informed about human rights and duties through a comprehensive video, 'The Story of Human Rights'. They were made aware of the thirty rights which each human is entitled to and actively participated in the question - answer session that followed. The phrase, 'Universal rights should become a fact and not remain a wishful dream' echoed each time when a human right was violated, reminding them of an important moral obligation to voice out & speak up when such situations arose.
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- TEACHER WORKSHOPS:
Ms. R. Raghuvanshi and Ms. R. Fernandes attended the 'The STEM' storytelling festival on 13th January 2018 at the Nehru Science Centre in order to pay tribute to Dr A.P Jayaraman for his contribution to creative school literature for children in the genre of fact-fiction fusion stories. Innovative narration techniques, panel discussions of Principals from note worthy schools were among the highlights of the day.
- STUDENT ACTIVITIES:
The Pre-Primary students celebrated International Hat Day on 15th January 2018. They came in with uniquely decorated and colourful hats and even spoke a line or two about them.
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Learning through Kahoot!
Kahoot is a game-based platform that creates an emotional, playful, engaging and truly social learning environment. Students are encouraged to look up while playing and connect with each other instead of looking down into their textbooks or devices. The School uses this platform to teach and revise many subjects.
Students of the secondary section played Kahoot enthusiastically during the revision sessions of English Language and Mathematics. Customised quiz sessions are made on topics such as Determiners, Tenses, Phrasal verbs, Integers, Fractions, algebraic expressions etc.
This year, Kahoot was also used to churn out the Inter- house General Knowledge mavens for the year 2017-18. The teacher customized a quiz with questions from varied fields. The best part of the quiz was the spontaneity in which students answered the questions as that determined their scores. Both the students and the teacher had a wonderful time during this high-spirited quiz session.
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09.03.2018
- Republic Day
The School celebrated the country's 69th Republic Day at School with the hoisting of the tricolor by the Principal, Mrs. S. George. A prayer service was held for the students of Grades 5-7 and their parents. The Principal urged the audience to reflect on their responsibilities towards the nation before demanding their rights. The winners of the Inter School competitions held in the past year were felicitated by the Principal. Grade 7 students used role play, panel discussion and audiovisual aids to throw light on the structure of the Parliament, the relevance of participation in democracy, the evolution of voting mechanism over years, the duties and responsibilities of the election commission. The Choir presented a foot tapping number that praised the country's bright presence on the global leaderboard.
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- Grades 1 & 2 - Trip to Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A field trip to Sanjay Gandhi National Park was organized for the students of Grades 1 and 2.With a view to take the E.V.S. topic of 'Animals Around Us' and Hindi topic Animals outside the four walls of the classroom. Children visited the national park on 21st February for a field trip. They learnt that national parks are made to protect animals that live inside them. The park gave an insight to the children about the life of animals. They enjoyed the greenery and all the tall trees and saw different kinds of plants. The children were taken in a bus deep inside the forest to see the animals. They saw a tiger walking majestically towards the pond. They were thrilled to see the lion, lioness, tigress and the deer running into the woods. Children visited the information center where lots of pictures were displayed of different animals like the tigers and their cubs different types of snakes and monkeys. The preserved body of the lion and the tiger was also kept in a glass case. Later a video clip was shown about the national park which gave the children a brief idea on how the animals are looked after. The trip was followed by classroom discussion and a worksheet to consolidate the learning.
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- Grades 3 & 4 - Trip to Maharashtra Nature Park
On 23rd February the students of grades 3 and 4 went on educational tour to the Maharashtra Nature Park in Dharavi. This is a man-made forest built on a garbage dump. The children reached the venue at 9:45 a.m. They were briefed about the nature park and the various species of plants, animals, insects and reptiles found in the park through a slideshow. They were then divided into five groups, each group was escorted by a guide and a teacher. The guides explained about the varieties of plants and trees that the children came across on their way on the nature trail. The students saw the butterfly garden, the Nakshatra garden, etc. The students were also sensitized about the deteriorating state of environment by showing them about the present state of the Mithi river. The guides also explained about the various water harvesting techniques used, eco-friendly colours made out of certain flowers and the importance of preserving the habitat of animals. The trail got over by 1.10 pm, post which the children were given a 15 minutes break. They returned to school by 2.15 p.m. and were dispersed by 3.00 p.m.
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- Grades Pre-Primary (Jr. and Sr. Kg) - Trip to Dolphin Aquarium
The children of Jr.kg & Sr.kg went for a field trip to the Dolphin Aquarium. They enjoyed the bus ride together. They were filled with awe looking at the different variety of colourful birds and fish. They related some animals to the discussion they had in the class while learning the concept. Children gleefully fed the fish and were thrilled to see them gobbling the food. They were amazed to see the Iguana and the Turkey. The next day the students were shown a PPT with pictures of all the birds and fish that they saw at the aquarium followed by a worksheet that completed the learning experience.
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- Grades 6 to 10 - Senior Sports Day
The Annual Athletic Meet was held on the 5th February, 2018 in the Arya Baskar grounds between 7.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. Principal hoisted the flag along with the Chief Guest. Opening of the sports meet was declared by the Chief Guest. As per the tradition the last year winner leads the march past. Students of Grades 8 - 10 marched with their house Capitan leading the squad. The highlights of the meet was a torch run by the achievers of Sport: Apeksha Fernandes(7c), Alisha Dhanasingh(7c), Salonee Dey(7A), Lisa Kullu(9A). There was a PT display by grade 6 & 7, and the uniqueness of it lay in the prop which was a colourful and flexible sink pipe. The prop displayed student's flexibility to mould themselves in varied environment. This was followed by the Pyramid formation by the students of grade 8 both girls and boys. This is the first time that girls displayed human pyramid demonstrating resilience and strength. Relay and Tug of war were the highlights of the day. The school alumni challenged the school winning team to a tug of war. The closing march past was a treat to watch. All the athletes having won in various categories marched upright with their heads held high in pride. The prize distribution ceremony which followed was the most cheered event. The sports day concluded with a befitting vote of thanks by Ms J. Kotian.
- Grades K to 5 - Junior Sports Day
The Junior Sports Day was held on 16th February, 2018. The day began with sports for Grades 1 and 2 at 7.00am, followed by Pre-Primary at 9.00 a.m. and finally by Grades 3 to 5 at 10:30.
PT Display by Grades 1 and 2 was performed on drumbeats followed by the song "Happy" using dumbbells decorated with yellow ribbons.
The Pre-Primary used colourful pinwheels on musical beats displaying rhythm and fitness.
The highlights of the meet were there was a torch run by the achievers of Sports: Raphael Kullu (3A) Angelina George (5A), Bhargav Palani (5B)and Daryl Danasingh(5B). March-past by grades 4 and 5.
Grade 3 showcased synchronization, harmony and physical endurance using tambourine for their drill. Each grade took part in the flat races
Every child participated in the flat race and they were felicitated with Gold, Silver and Bronze medals. This was followed by theme race. All the children were awarded medals for completing the theme race.
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08.03.2018
- Grade 6 - Trip to Durshet
An overnight trip to Durshet was organised for students of Grade 6.
Starting at 7:15 am the buses reached Durshet at around 9:30 am. After a quick breakfast at the venue, the children assembled in the ground. The students were taken on a trek in the forest near the campsite. It was a rocky terrain but the feeling of getting closer to Mother earth was overwhelming. Trekking further the children found the Burma Bridge- a rope walking activity for the thrill seekers. Initially it seemed very scary walking on a rope at a height but surprisingly one by one all the students were able to cross it successfully. Each activity was preceded by a demonstration. Thorough safety measures were ensured for everyone. Zip lining, Rapling and Tarzan swing were other activities that were conducted
Activities such as Archery and treasure hunt followed a sumptuous vegetarian lunch. Class 6A was the winner in the treasure hunt.
After evening snacks everyone proceeded to Monteria Resort. Thrilling DJ night was followed by dinner.
The resort had adventure sports such as Burma Bridge ,Tyre swings and Body zorbing. The students participated in these sports on day two
We left for Mumbai after lunch .The students were dispersed from school by 4:30 pm
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- Grade 7 - Trip to Bhandardara
A two day trip was organised by the school for Grade 7 to the picturesque Bhandardara. On 9th February, a Friday, fifty eight students of grade seven accompanied by four teachers embarked upon a journey to this location at Igatpuri.
The students were colour coded in blue on day one in order to keep discipline. Soon after lunch they visited the Randha falls and the Wilson Dam- the largest earth Dam built by the British depicting engineering excellence.
The base of the dam has a garden that boasts of thick greenery, huge trees and little streams
Later in the evening the students visited an Ashram School near the resort and interacted with the students of the school.
On day two, soon after breakfast students and teachers went trekking to the Kalsubai peak which is the highest peak of the Sahyadri Ranges. The view of this majestic mountain is an amazing sight in Bhandardara.
Grade 7, reached school at 8:30 p.m. that evening
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- Grade 8 - Trip to Lonavala (Della)
An overnight trip to Lonavala (Della) was organised for students of Grade 8.
Started our journey at 7:15am on Friday the 9th of February. We stopped at the Monteria resort for breakfast and then headed towards Zara's Resort. Post lunch, we went to Della Adventure Park. The students were queued up and given safety instructions and an entry wrist band. They had the liberty to choose 8 activities of the 42 activities made available there.
Students thoroughly enjoyed outdoor activities such as Zip Line, Rappelling, Horse Riding, Land and Aqua Zorbing, Bubble Soccer, Double Seater Tandem Cycling, High Rope Challenge, Rodeo, Rocket Ejector, Dog Walk, Bungee Trampoline. There were many indoor attractions as well which included Hard Ball Net Cricket, Chess, Air Hockey, Virtual Racing Cars, Virtual Bowling, Virtual Boxing Etc.
After a day of fun filled adventures, we returned to the resort. The students freshened up and day 1 came to a close with a rocking DJ nite.
The next day began with a visit to the Karla Caves where our enthusiastic students climbed up 750 steps leading to a complex of ancient Buddhist Indian Rock-Cut caves. The students admired the historical structures depicting the architectural skills of a period stretching from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD.
Our next stop over was the wax museum , where students clicked pictures with wax models of celebrities such as Messi, Amitabh Bachchan , Beyonce, Prince Willam and Kate, Jackie Chan, Ranbir Kapoor etc. We ended our tour on a sweet note with a visit to the Maganlal Chikki factory.
The trip truly resonated the thought, "It's better to see and do something once than to hear about it a thousand times”. This trip would be etched in their memories forever.
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22.01.2018
- The Annual Concert 2017 was held at Shanmukananda Auditorium on 15th December 2017. 1250 students across grades 1-10 participated in the show under the theme, 'A.I. And I'. Times of India covered the event in the following words: This concert commenced with a performance by the school choir and a band display. After the lighting of the lamp by dignitaries, it was time to witness the thought-provoking and power-packed performance. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is openly discussed in schools and other forums as it has the potential to change the future of mankind. AI or the science and technological development to engineer intelligent machines and the impact on students were portrayed brilliantly. Through performances and videos, students covered wide range of social issues from carefree childhood being robbed by modern day gadgets to challenges faced by teenagers. Academic stress, parental and depression were highlighted. The performance conveyed, 'We are not dying from the cold outside but from cold within,' which threw light on the lack of warmth in humans.
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Principal Sunita George shared that all the videos were a part of the school project done by the students. While addressing the parents, she remarked "Should we fear the learning and reasoning of machines or should we welcome it and use it as a tool to magnify our intelligence? We are developing technical skills in children but we need to prepare them to deal with the turbulent world as well. While delivering the vote of thanks, she expressed her gratitude to guests from Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society: DS Parekh, deputy chairman, V. Runganandhan, Varghese Thomas both members, SV Albal, treasurer and administrator, Louiza Middlecote, Hon. Secretary of Bombay Scottish School Orphanage Society and Molly Paul, Principal of Bombay Scottish School, Mahim. While inspiring the students, she said, "The world will judge you, misunderstand you, their opinions aren't your problems. You stay committed to love and be free in your authenticity. No matter what they do or say, don't doubt your worth or the beauty of your truth. Just keep shinning like you always do."
- TEACHER WORKSHOPS
Ms. Ridhima Kapur attended a workshop on Teaching of Social Studies held by Oxford University Press on 25th November 2017. The workshop was conducted by Ms. Indira Subramanian. The workshop dealt with technical aspects of learning strategies like Picture Walk, PQRST and graphic organizers.
Ms. Tracy Pereira attended a workshop on the Teaching of English held by Oxford University Press on 25th November 2017. Dr. Chumki Biswas the resource person for the workshop demonstrated ways to help students with their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills
- STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Students of Grade 2 celebrated Mickey Mouse Day by donning the famous cartoon's ears and costume on 17th November 2017. They enjoyed listening to the History of this immortal toon and his journey to fame.
Ms. Jyotsna Singh from Scholastic conducted an activity for grade 3 on 21st November 2017 based on their reader Jungle Book. She asked the students to describe Mowgli using adjectives. Ms. Singh gave handouts to the students which had adjectives in them and asked them to work in a pairs. They had to identify the true /false adjectives.
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She also organized a sequencing activity for Grade 4 from the book Robinson Crusoe. The students were eventually shown a video and asked to identify the visuals and relate it to the book. They were asked to choose five items they would require in case they were deserted. Students of Grade 2 took the topic of shopping to a whole new level when they were asked to get empty cartons of different products and duplicate Indian currency notes. The cartons were collected a week prior to the day of activity. The products were displayed and the children role played as customers and shopkeepers. The customers exchanged currency and took the change for the products purchased by them. The shopkeeper in turn scanned the products and prepared bills for the same.
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World Television Day was celebrated by Grade 2 on 21st November 2017. The students debated on the advantages and disadvantages of viewing television. The debate also helped in sensitizing the students about effective and meaningful use of Visual Media.
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World Hello Day was celebrated by the students of Grade 1 on 21st November 2017. The children greeted each other by saying hello. They also went around greeting other classmates from other sections of the same grade. They made and exchanged cards with their friends.
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Students of Grades 1-10 had a Christmas Party on 16th December 2017. They came dressed in coloured clothes and enjoyed a morning of food, music, dance and fun. The day began with the assembly that highlighted the story of Christmas. It was a great start to the Winter Break.
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- LENS IT
Grade 6B took up 'School Safety: A Joint Effort' as their Lens It topic on November 24th, 2017. They began by greeting the audience and moved into the first act which was a fire drill, where students followed all the safety rules well which helped them exit the building safely. A few students then explained the importance and need for school safety by giving examples. This was followed by an enactment through which the importance of safety was conveyed. The students brought out a valuable point that school safety is not possible without complete cooperation from everyone i.e. the school teachers, support staff, parents and students. The students concluded the presentation by singing the song 'In Harmony' which ended with a rap song. At the end of the 'Lens It' the Principal shared her words of wisdom with all; highlighting the importance of school safety and how we as individuals need to take initiative to be safe at all times.
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Grade 4B showed the Effects of Gadgets and Technology for their informative Lens It session. A debate was presented on the advantages and disadvantages of the use of gadgets. A small skit by the students showcased the importance of family and friends over gadgets and technology.
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- LENS IT
Grade 9B conducted their LENS IT session on RESERVATION - IS IT JUSTIFIED ON THE BASIS OF CASTE? on 31st October 2017. They spoke on the reservation of seats in educational institutes and government jobs. This presentation started with a song, followed by two skits which highlighted the apathy of students when it comes to admissions in various government colleges for professional courses.
It was followed by a panel discussion and an open forum which answered many queries of the audience from grades 8&9. This question answer session was supported by a power point presentation.
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Grade 4A presented their LENS IT topic 'CULTURE OF RESPECT' on 7th November 2017. The presentation started with a depiction of the behaviour of students in class when they do not respect the teachers, each other and the school. This was followed by a panel discussion where people from different segments of the society (parents, grandparents, paediatricians and counsellors) expressed their views on the causes of such behaviour in class. The session concluded with the message: Respect yourself, respect others and take responsibility for your actions.
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Grade 6A presented their LENS IT topic 'THINK GLOBAL, ACT LOCAL' on 9th November 2017. This adage was taken up by the students to show its relevance in various fields of life, that is, in education, marketing and environment.
The presentation started with a video that was shot by the students themselves, showing the different ways students littered their surroundings. The video headed the discussion forward and the students introduced the concept of thinking globally and acting locally. Case study of McDonalds in India was discussed.
Interviews of school staff and the school captain were also taken to understand their role in bringing in a change in students' life with regard to acting locally for a better global perspective. The session concluded with the students listing various ways in which each one of us can make a difference in the world with their small yet significant actions. A question and answer session was also conducted where the audience was encouraged to ask questions regarding the topic and presentation.
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Grade 9C presented their LENS IT topic 'WOMEN IN COMBAT' on 16th November 2017. It did not just reveal the military aspect, but also reflected upon the combat faced by women in every sphere of life. The presentation started with a brainstorming session on women in history who have made a mark in combat, followed by a skit and an debate on the topic: Should Women be allowed to enlist themselves in the Defence Services? It was a heated discussion which got the audience completely engrossed in the variety of views being presented.
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- BEYONDARIES:
The school launched 'The Global Scholars Programme that spans more than 10,500 students in the age groups of 10-13 from 50 large cities across five continents. As a part of this program 15 students of Grade 7 from the school under the guidance of the school teachers will communicate with students around the world.
This year's curriculum is "Feeding Our Cities." Students will discover the global food system and its impact on cities around the world. They will learn about nutrition and food access and their influence on public health, and discover the complex systems needed to grow and distribute food to the world.
As a part of the programme the students will write, create videos and use other technology to complete assignments, sharing them with students around the world through Global Scholars "e-classroom." This structure allows students to learn about new cities, countries, and cultures directly from other students their own age. It also strengthens students' skills in technology, communication skills in English, and understanding different perspectives. They will also take photos or record videos, and gather information, in order to create a presentation to share with international peers. By exchanging perspective, students will build an understanding of global issues and local cultures.
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- WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS
A Reading Activity for Grades 3-8 was conducted by Scholastic Publications. Ms. Jyotsna Singh, a corporate trainer and certified English teacher who specializes in 'Holistic Development of Children' was the resource person. Students were encouraged to work in pairs and groups and did a host of reading and writing activities that covered readers like Gulliver's Travels, The Best of Saki, Four Sherlock Holmes Mysteries, A Christmas Carol and Best of O 'Henry.
Grades 6-7 had a workshop on 'STAND UP FOR YOURSELF' on 5th and 7th November by the School's Counsellors. The following concerns were discussed
Dealing with peer pressure and bullying.
Cyber-bullying and its prevention.
Reporting cases of Cyber bullying.
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A workshop was conducted by the Department of Police, Mumbai for the students of grades 8 and 9 on CITIZEN AWARENESS. The officers from the Department of Police (Security Team) briefed the children on the do's and don'ts during an emergency situation. The children were shown a Presentation that depicted the ways in which one can be an alert citizen. They enlightened the students about the different types of bombs used by terror outfits and gave reasons as to why unclaimed objects need not be touched. Real life incidents were narrated to create awareness among the youth. Problem statements were made and children were probed with questions so as to check their alertness and awareness on certain issues. At the end, Sr. Police Officer Mrs. Purewal stressed on why security rules plays an important role in each one's life.
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Students of grade 8 and 9 enjoyed the session of Brainstorm held at and by BSS, Mahim on 11th November 2017. They were an audience to the many young achievers like Aarti Kubur- a social worker, Deep Mehta - Dancer, Kutuk Shivastava - Comedian and Actor, Kanchan Daniel - Clinical Psychologist and Musician, Raghav Mittal - Musician, Madhuvati s. Kumar - Fabric Designer who shared their experiences with the students.
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- WORKSHOP FOR TEACHERS
A workshop was conducted for the English teachers of Grades 1-8 on Saturday, 4th November 2017. It was organized by Pearson and the speaker was Ms. Lalitha Eapen, the author of Aster, (text book for English Literature followed by Bombay Scottish Schools).
The resource person emphasized the need for being patient while teaching English language particularly since many students are not native speakers of the language.
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- FIELD TRIPS AND EXCURSIONS
As part of the Navy Week 2017 celebration the students of Grade 9 were invited to visit Indian Navy warships which are docked at Tiger gate. They visited the INS Chennai warship. The students enjoyed the rich feel of the warships. They were guided by the officers/sailors to understand the layout of the warships. Each of the warships weighed about 7000 tones. They were shown the helipad and the hangar for helicopters, as well the missiles in different docks,( for long range ,short range and 360 degree rotation),the radar to receive and transmit messages, anchor and the control room. They learnt about the hard life of the security forces and were moved with the sacrifice they do for the nation. Overall the experience was enriching, as it created a respect and sensitivity to the community that serves our nation.
- SCHOOL ADOPTION PROGRAMME - RAIGAD
"Without community service we would not have a strong quality of life. It is important to the person who serves as well as the recipient. It's the way in which we ourselves grow and develop"-Dr Dorothy Height
The Grade 8 and 9 students of Bombay Scottish School, Powai school volunteered to work with New English School, Ravdhal in Raigad from 08th November, 2017 to 10th November, 2017. The programme was organized by 'Swades Foundation'. 'Swades Foundation' was founded by Ronnie and Zarina Screwvala with the objective of empowering rural India.
The students were divided into groups to conduct several activities for the rural children of the school. On their arrival, they were given a warm welcome by the principal, staff and students of the New English School. During the 3 days, the students had prepared worksheets to teach mathematics and hygiene, engaged in role plays, explained the importance of nutrition and immunisation, visited houses and performed street plays to create an awareness of anaemia. They also demonstrated science experiments. Our students not only taught the rural children but also learnt a lot from them especially the fact that a lot of learning can happen outdoors rather than spending time with gadgets. They made charts, flash cards and IEC paint material for the primary kids. A strong bond was developed between our students and the students of New English School, Ravdhal.
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- FREXPRESSIONS
The intra school Fest 'FREXPRESSIONS' was organised to celebrate Children's Day. Each student chose two events to participate based on their interest and talent. As a part of this fest the following competitions were held:
Grades Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg :
Fancy Dress Competition (Cartoon Characters)
Grades 1 - 3 :
Mono Act, 2D design, Biscuit Topping, Proud to be Geek (proving a scientific or mathematical concept through experimentation), Bookmark making, Solo Singing, Dance, Face Mask making.
Grades 4-5 :
Mono Act (socially relevant theme), 2D design, Proud to be Geek, AD making, Cake Decoration, Shoe Designing, Paper Bag Designing, Hat Decoration, Solo Singing and Solo Dance.
Grades 6-7 :
Mono Act (socially relevant theme), 2D design, Cake Decoration, Head Tales (Making creative hairdos), Dress Design, Solo Dance, Music(creating music with the help of objects of daily use), Pot Painting, Flower Making.
Grades 8 -9 :
Mono Act (socially relevant theme), AD making, Mic Check (Telling a story using only audio effects), LOL (framing a humorous story around the given picture), Design, Fruit and Vegetable Carving, Head Tales, Dress Design, Music (Composing and presenting an original tune), Group Dance, Mason Jar Decoration, Flower Arrangement), Press Corps (Journalism).
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The teachers also conducted a special assembly for the students to show their love and affection.
15.01.2018
- Grandparents Day:
Grandparents Day was celebrated on 12th September 2017. Grandparents along with their grand children visited the classrooms and participated in the activities designed for them. The young ones took the grandparents down the memory lane with their retro performance.
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- Nature Trail
The students of Grade 6 were taken to the school garden for a nature trail wherein they identified herbs, shrubs and trees (two of each) and drew labeled diagrams of the same.
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- World Smile Day
On World Smile Day, students of Grade 1 brought cut-outs of a yellow circle and drew a smiley on it. It was attached to a strip of paper and the children wore it around their head. They were thrilled and excited to wear the smiley head gear the whole day long. They also sang songs on being happy and spreading joy around.
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- Community Helpers
The students of Grade 2 made and distributed Thank You cards for community helpers like the postman, milkman, sweepers, teachers etc. in order to express their gratitude towards them. The activity promoted awareness and appreciation for the service provided by the community helpers.
- 'Pipsi' Movie - Educational Trip
The students of grade 5 were taken for the screening of a Marathi movie 'Pipsi' to PVR EX Citi Mall, Andheri West on 12th September 2017. It was a part of the Mumbai Film Festival. The director and the producer of the movie were both present as it was a Premier show. The movie was an impactful story about two 8 year olds- Channi and Balu who live in a drought stricken village in Maharashtra. The difficulties they face in everyday life and yet, the childlike innocence the two kids exuberate resonated with the viewers. There was a lot of interaction post the screening between the students, the director and the producer on various creative and technical aspects of the movie. The students enjoyed the movie very much.
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- Nehru Science Centre - Educational trip
Students of Grade 7 were taken to the Nehru Science Centre on 3rd October 2017. Appropriate instructions along with printed hand outs were provided to the students. The students were asked to recognize the land marks enroute to Nehru Science Centre. At the Science Centre, the students were asked to observe certain exhibits and jot down pointers. Students were required to use mathematics, sciences and social studies concept to complete a worksheet based on these exhibits. They were also asked to describe the nuances of the trip in Hindi and Marathi as part of this activity. The trip followed interdisciplinary approach.
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- Nehru Planetarium and Discovery of India - Educational Trip
Students of Grade 6 were taken to the Nehru Planetarium and Discovery of India on 3rd October 2017. Activities were conducted in Marathi, General Science, History, Geography and Mathematics based on the visit. The methodology that was used was learning through observation. Each student was given a handout. Students observed and took down notes on few exhibits based on the First Millennium, Confluence of Cultures etc. They watched a presentation: 'Who Are We?' which showed the different cultures and communities present in the country. At the Nehru Planetarium students could compare what a year looked like on each planet and thus gained a wider understanding about the rotation and revolution of each planet. A show on 'Discovery of the Universe' was played that gave a visual representation of the creation of the Universe. Questionnaires were answered and speaking skill activities were also conducted on the days following the trip.
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- Crisil House - Educational Trip
Students of Grade 8 were asked to assemble at Crisil House, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai on 7th October 2017. Crisil House is a State of Art - Green Building. The building has solar panels that are used to heat water. Its sky top ceiling allows in great amounts of natural light. The gardens both within and outside the building keep the place green and temperate. The building is painted white to enable reflection of light, thus keeping it cool. Students also learnt how the building was able to maintain a CO2 balance, make natural fertilizers, reduce wastage and recycle paper. Care was taken to conserve energy in every possible way (No hot beverages are allowed in AC rooms). Students were impressed by the well maintained cafeteria, gymnasium and library. They had many questions on the challenges of maintaining a cost/energy efficient building which were answered by the experts at Crisil House. The trip was followed by classroom activities that consolidated the learning.
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- Commercialisation of Sports - LENS IT
The students of Grade 7C showcased their topic, 'The Commercialisation of Sports' on 11th October 2017, beginning with a torch run on the Doordarshan Freedom tune of the 90's. A skit showed how television and internet advertising rights over popular sports earned the owners astronomical sums of money.
Students had many thoughts on the topic: 'What inspires a sportsmen to strive for glory- Is it money or love for sports?'. The class also boasts of two of its classmates, Alisha Dhanasingh, a judo master player and Apeksha Fernandes, an ace swimmer who added their own view points to the discussion. A dance choreographed by the students was the grand finale of the event wherein the audience also joined the dancers. The Principal addressed the students in the end with a informative talk and encouraged them to choose and learn a sport they liked.
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- Dignity of Labour - LENS IT
Grade 1A conducted their LENS IT session on 'Dignity Of Labour' on 12th October 2017. They presented a skit that highlighted the importance of people who are engaged in daily labour which showed how a child who was impolite to community helpers changed her attitude when she understood the importance of people who are engaged in daily labour. The skit brought out the message of why every job was important and the skit promoted the message every workman is worthy of civility and respect.
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- Pomegranate - Student Workshop
The Pomegranate Workshop's Reading Programme conducted a Parent-Child. Workshop for the students of Grade 3 on 9th October, 2017 at School. In accordance with the International Day of Peace (September 21) and International Day of Non-Violence (October 2), the workshop focused on the themes of peace and what it means to each of us. Following a spirited discussion, the students and their parents listened to a reading of Vladimir Radunsky's 'What Does Peace Feel Like?' They then worked together and created paper peace lanterns which carried messages of peace and harmony alongside hand-drawn decorations.
A similar workshop was conducted for the students of Grade 4 on 10th October 2017. In accordance with the International Day of Peace (September 21) and International Day of Non-Violence (Oct 2), the workshop focused on the themes of peace, violence, and how to promote harmony. The students and their parents listened to a reading of selected poems from the collection 'Peaceful Pieces' by Anna Grossnickle Hines. After an interactive discussion on the poems, the parents and children collaborated and created their own peace poems which expressed their take on peace and how to maintain it. They created collage art illustrations to decorate their work.
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- 3D Art - Student Workshop
Grade 10 Art students attended an Art 3D workshop conducted by Ms. Sabrina Long, the Dean of 3D Design at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore. This was held at BSS, Mahim.
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- TEACHER WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS
On 5th October 2017, Ms. Anuradha Mukherjee and Ms. Tracy Pereira attended a Social Studies Workshop held by 23.4 Degrees Publications at Karl Residency Hotel in Andheri. The workshop dealt with educational pedagogies such as classroom management, classroom rules, technology based teaching, etc. New techniques like flipped classroom and use of graphic organizers as teachings tools were discussed in detail with the help of relevant examples.
The teachers were divided into small groups and each group presented some effective teaching techniques to deliver topics ranging from the Mesopotamian Civilization to the Thar Desert and Rural-Urban Migration. A host of new ideas came up in the process, which added to the resources of the teachers present.
The workshop was well conducted and provided for an enriching experience.
27.09.2017
- 3D Printing
A 3D Printing Workshop was conducted for students of Grades 7-10 on 19th August'17, 20th August'17 2nd September'17 & 3rd September'17. Students were engaged in the designing of the product using the website Tinkercard. They later saw their design being printed by the 3D printing machine.
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- Tarsia Jigsaws - Grade 7
The hexagonal puzzle shaped in the form of triangles contained a jigsaw of numbers in decimal form, fraction form or in the form of a percentage. The groups of 5 students worked in groups to assemble the Tarsie together. The puzzle taught them coordination and honed their calculative skill.
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- Nutritious Sprout Salad and Corn Chat Activity - Jr. Kg
The children learnt the importance of healthy and nutritious food and helped the teacher to make the salad and chaat with the ingredients that they brought from home. They relished the salad and chaat
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- Grandparents Day Card making Activity - Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg
The children made colourful invitation cards for their beloved grandparents for grandparents' day celebration. An invitation was also attached. Grandparent's day celebration will be celebrated on Friday 06th October, 2017.
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- Sandwich Making Activity - Sr. Kg
The children made sandwiches with the ingredients that they brought from home. The activity aimed at promoting healthy eating habits among children.
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- Discipline during dispersal and in the bus - Grade 2 (LENS IT)
The children performed a skit showing good and bad behaviour during dispersal and in the bus. Indiscipline during dispersal at school and misbehavior in the bus was enacted by the students. A disciplined class and a good behaviour in the bus was role played by the students. The teacher then showed a video -Wrong way and Right way to behave. A happy song composed by the teacher was sung by the children to conclude.
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- Save Water - Grade 2 (LENS IT)
Every drop of water makes an ocean The students created awareness about saving water through a role play. Scenes like shutting the tap in the washrooms, using less water while washing vessels and brushing teeth were enacted. Issues like lack of water in some parts of the country and the problems faced by farmers due to lack of water were also highlighted. A class debate too was enacted by the students to sum up all the points if the role-play. A video showing ways to save water was displayed and the students recited a poem titled 'Save Water' in the end.
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- PICNIC - Viviana Mall Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg
This year the children were taken on 1st September, 2017 to Viviana Mall for their picnic. There were many games that kept them occupied for hours. They also enjoyed the dance session. The children ended their day with a scrumptious meal.
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- Planets - Grade 6
The students were divided into groups and each group was given printed resources related to planets followed by a questionnaire. The group had to choose one planet refers to the resources and understand various aspects of the planet and fill the questionnaire
The activity showcased excellent team work, coordination and research skills. The children showed remarkable time management skills as well. The aim of the activity was to promote social skills and engage in collaborative learning. Even though the final written outcome was individual, the process involved group dependency and mutual learning making every single child's contribution count.
- Group Discussion - Grade 6
For this activity students were divided into groups. Each group was given a topic on which they were expected to research and present their views. The topics given to the students were:
• Should community service be compulsory in schools?
• Do you think it is right to abandon or give up pets once they age?
Through this activity students showcased the following skills:
reflective thinking
research
leadership skills
team work
time management skills
The activity witnessed 100 percent participation making the activity a success.
- Christmas Card - Grade 6
To emphasise the importance of philanthropy and as an extension of learning the literature topic 'A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens' the students were asked to make Christmas cards.
The students had to put themselves in the shoes of Mr. Scrooge and create their own Christmas card. They had to write what they thought Scrooge would have written in his Christmas card the year after his transformation to any one character from the book.
The results were colourful and heart touching!
- Brochure for tourists - Grade 7
It was a fun- filled and stimulating day for the students of the seventh grade. They were asked to prepare a brochure on any one tourist spot (in Mumbai) of their choice, boasting of the history and importance of that place.
Brochure is a tangible marketing tool so it is important that a lot of fact-finding be done for what is being communicated in it. And the students did a splendid job. Their research on the tourist spots was comprehensive and praiseworthy. Each class was divided into groups of at least seven students each to encourage teamwork. Every student was assigned some task in the activity by the respective team leaders. Students pre-decided the tourist spots that they were going to promote. Starting from the color of the brochure to its design, tag lines, content etc. everything was very original and creatively done. Pictures, history and packages, all were compiled brilliantly in the colorful small space that they had to themselves and they had a great time doing it.
The end result of all the effort put in was a display of brochures covering almost every tourist spot in the city. Students completed the task given to them, on time and with utmost excellence.
Anybody interested in visiting some hot spots in Mumbai or wants any further details needs to contact our little budding tourist guides.
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- Brochure to the Nehru Science centre - Grade 7
The seventh graders had an enthusiastic time making brochures to the Nehru Science Centre. Each class was divided into groups of at least seven students each to encourage teamwork. Every student was assigned some task in the activity by the respective team leaders.
The activity was conducted with an intention to enhance creative expression of their writing skills. They were expected to demonstrate command of the conventions of Standard English grammar, usage, capitalization, punctuation and spelling. This activity taught them to use words precisely so as to convey appropriate information. The students made use of their strategic skills of inquiry to find out the location of the place and the attractions it offers to people in general. The drafting procedure was very interesting and interactive as they worked as a team to reach a desired result.
The groups took pride in presenting their work to the class, each being unique in itself. The children took liberty to present their projects in varied forms, role plays, marketing agents, street acts etc. The idea was to generate an interest in the audience to go to the Nehru Science Centre.
- Fishbowl Discussion method for learning English - Grade 7
A Fishbowl discussion makes for an excellent peer learning activity, often unearthing questions or ideas that students can explore more deeply in an independent assignment.
Students in a group selected a story of their choice from their book.
On the discussion day, the participants narrated the story, analysed the characters, plot
They asked probing questions to the others who were watching the discussion.
Learning Outcome: Engaged class with maximum participation. Helped them critically think and analyse.
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- Sociogram - Grade 8
The students were divided into groups and picked a story by lots. They were given a week to read the story. On the day of the activity important features of a literary sociogram were explained with the help of examples through a Powerpoint Presentation by the teacher. Next, students sat and planned out their sociogram, drew it on a chart paper and presented it.
The students thoroughly enjoyed the activity. It helped enhance their analytical skills, their creativity and developed their social skills and team spirit. It also helped the teacher evaluate the students' understanding of the story, their analytical and critical understanding of the relationships between the characters in the story effectively.
- MUN as a model to learn Social Science - Grade 8
The activity was based on the lines of MUN (Model United Nations) which involved researching, public speaking, debating, and writing skills. Each student was assigned a country and had to speak on the given topic followed by a debate with their fellow delegates. The students had to research and understand the global policies of the country assigned to them in order to represent them.
The topic assigned was:
Terrorism and Solutions to Counter Terrorism.
Climatic change and its impact on the future.
The Students displayed remarkable research skills, putting forth a variety of climate change issues, ranging from the shrinking wetlands of Bangladesh, to the desertification in Egypt and the depletion of the Amazon rainforests. They analysed the various causes of the environmental problems and also provided possible solutions with a lot of conviction.
It was an enlightening teaching-learning experience for the teachers and students alike.
- Machines - Grade 6
Students were asked to design simple and complex machines by applying the concepts of lever, pulley and inclined plane that they learnt in theory.
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- Plants Around Us-Germination - Grade 1
Children were asked to sow a seed on the 3rd of September and observe the different stages of plant growth. On the day of the activity they brought the plant to school and spoke about their observations. Each child took great care of their plant and watered it daily. They also learnt about the importance of growing a plant and they promised they would grow at least one plant every year on their birthday.
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- Naming Words - Grade 1
Children brought different pictures of person, place, animal and thing according to their roll number. They sat in groups and stuck the pictures in the respective columns on a chart given by the teacher. They were very clear about the concept and equally participated in group discussion with great enthusiasm.
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- Show and Tell-Favourite indoor/outdoor game - Grade 2
Children brought various indoor and outdoor game objects such as tennis racket, scrabble, puzzles, football, chess, basketball badminton etc. that they enjoy playing. They spoke about the game in class explaining the rules of the game as well as talking about the benefit of playing the game. Children also spoke about their favourite sportsperson related to their game. They were excited to talk about their game and were happy to learn about the different games that their friends brought.
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- Bullying - Grade 5 (LENS IT)
Bullying in schools is reported to be one of the serious problems appearing lately. The topic was presented by the students through Poems Come Alive, debate and concluded with a song and a dance. The children voiced their opinion unanimously and felt if people work together as a team, they pledged to make the school buying free zone. The Principal spoke to students about the ways to deal with bullying. She emphasized on the relevance of being self assured sensitive. The students were also demonstrated how to distinguish between comfortable and uncomfortable interaction and ways of staying secure.
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- Healthy Food - Jr. Kg.
Students of Jr.kg brought dry corn to school. The teacher made Popcorn and demonstrated the same to the students. They enjoyed as the corn poped into popcorn.
- Rhapsody Of Rock - Grades 5 - 10
Our Principal, Mrs. Sunita George's vision for music in school saw the birth of the 'Rhapsody of Rock', an event organized to provide a platform for all students to showcase their musical talents, both as a singer and an instrumentalist. The event was organized as an extension to the Teacher's Day celebration held on 4th September, 2017 and was open for students from Grade 5 to Grade 10. The purpose of the event was to give the students an opportunity to display their musical prowess without inhibitions and fear that the thought of participating in a competition could bring on.
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About 21 bands performed on that day. Each of them enthralled the audience, comprising of parents, teachers and fellow students, with their musical finesse and enthusiastic attitude. The two hour programme saw a fusion of world music at its best. It was a delightful experience for the audience as they saw the budding musicians put their best musical foot forward.
The students themselves organized the event which was sponsored and supported by the ever encouraging PTA of Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
It was an informal evening filled with music and bonhomie. The event ended on a positive note with the Principal promising the students with many such events to come.
- SMUN - 2017
The 5th edition of Scottish Model United Nations Conference (SMUN) was held on 31st August and 1st September for the students of grades 8, 9 and 10. Students from BSS, Mahim were also invited to take part in the conference. Many preparatory sessions were held for the first timers. A SMUN website was created to communicate the instructions and announcements.
The committees and agendas this year catered to different time phases—Past, Present and Future. The following committees were decided on:
1. The Leagues of Nations (LN)
2. The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
3. Futuristic Disarmament and International Security Committee (FDISEC).
In order to have the expertise required for the committee sessions, the alumni were invited to head the committees. The Co Chairs were selected from among the best of Grade 10 MUNners. The committees for the first time had Rapporteurs who assisted the chairs. This attempt was made in order to provide Grade 9 students an experience of being a part of the Executive Board. The following constituted the Executive Board:
Secretary General: Ms. H. Kaur
League of Nations:
Chair: Devak Bhardwaj
Co-Chair: Ojus Sharma
Rapporteur: Ananya Singh
ECOSOC:
Chair : Ishita Pradeep
Co-Chair :Manya Sharma
Rapporteur: Mehul Basu
FDISEC:
Chair: Shaan Bhatt
Co-Chair: Aryan Khandelwal
Rapporteur: Shreya Ompreeti
Head of Journalism: Ira Srivastava
Head of Photography: AamishiAvarsekar
Head of Logistics: Tanishi Srivastava
The total number of students who were a part of this event were 121 of which 95 were delegates representing different countries. The conference began with the Principal, Ms. Sunita George addressing the gathering and the Secretary General declaring the conference open. The committee heads then took over their respective committees. Heated discussions and debates were a regular feature of every committee session thereafter. This resulted in the subsequent passing of fruitful Resolutions and Directives in these two days.
The conference ended with the closing ceremony during which the following accolades were presented by the Principal.
League of Nations:
Best Delegate: Naomi Hegde
Outstanding Delegate: Sourodipto Roy
Honourable Mention:
1.Shaurya Tandon
2. Rishi Ahuja
3. Dhrutvan Joshi
Verbal Mention:
1. Hardik Khattar
2. Nivan Sadh
3. Sahil Mehta
ECOSOC:
Best Delegate: Vedant Vishwanath
Outstanding Delegate: Swara Patel
Honourable Mention:
1. Aman V Zaveri
2. Saloni Shah
3. Tanmay Arwind
Verbal Mention:
1. Oishi Poddar
2. Amey Agarwal
FDISEC:
Best Delegate: Arjun Virani
Outstanding Delegate: Dhruv Arya
Honourable Mention:
1. ShlokMulye
2. Ravish Mungee
3. Anusha Sankholkar
Verbal Mention:
1. Gaurika Mathur
2. Manav Dharnidharka
3. Pragya Gupta
4. Aniruddh Sengupta
BEST PHOTOGRAPHER: Sanaa Mangalore
BEST JOURNALIST: Rrushika Kadam
- The newsletter for both the days of SMUN has been uploaded on the SMUN website. Please visit the following link for the http://www.smunpowaieb.wixsite.com/smunpowai2017
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- Seasons Activity - Jr. Kg.
Children came dressed to school in summer attire i.e. printed cotton clothes, hats and sunglasses. They enthusiastically spoke a few lines about the summer season.
- Hindi Divas - Elocution (Grades 3, 4 & 5)
The students of grade 3, 4 & 5 participated in the elocution competition. All the students participated in the first round. The topic for recitation for grade 3 was 'Maa' or 'Chand', for grade 4 the students had to speak about 'What they want to become in life' and grade 5 had to advertise on any stationery item that is required in school. Two students from each section were chosen for the final round.
18.09.2017
- EDUCATIONAL TRIPS:
a) The educational field trip to Baramati and National Defence Academy Pune was the culmination of semester long sensitization programme for grade 10 on two noble professions in India, farmers and soldiers. As part of the SUPW Project Trip Grade 10 students visited an Agro-Tourism Farm in Baramati, on 29th July where they enthusiastically planted 125 tamarind saplings. They also learnt about rain water harvesting and the various facets of agro industry.
On 30th of July, the students visited The National Defence Academy (NDA) of India, at Khadakwasla, Pune. The tour of the campus started with a visit to the AFTT (Air Force Test Team) followed by the famous 'Habibullah Hall' and the last stop was 'Cadet's Mess' which can house more than 2100 cadets at a time. They also watched a documentary on Life in NDA.
b) Grades 1-5 were taken to Kidzania, R-City on 7th August 2017. The trip was both educational and recreational. From medicine to fashion industry, from baking to fire fighting the students had a hands on experience of various professions. It was a thrilling day for the students.
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- COMMUNITY SERVICE:
a) Few students of grade 9 & 10 went to Aarambh Elder Care Home accompanied by Mrs. Meenakshi Verma as a part of community service. They spent time interacting with the elders. The students organized games and dance performance for the senior citizens.
b) The interact club students of Grade 9 under the guidance of Mrs. J. Stanes have been conducting lessons for the young children of the Mobile Creche at Hiranandani, Powai on the weekends. This experience would develop a sense of social responsibility in the students.
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- STUDENT WORKSHOPS/ SEMINARS:
a) Mr. Nathan Williams, STEM Outreach Specialist, Educator & STEM advocate USA, conducted a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Workshop for Grade 9 on 27th July 2017. The workshop consisted of project based challenge where students had to re-plan a zoo, keeping in mind all the four aspects of STEM i.e. environment (science), cost effectiveness (math), technology and design (innovation and engineering).
b) On 10th August, 2017 under the tutelage of L.G. Polymers India Pvt. Ltd, a workshop on South Korean Music was organized for students from Grades 6-8 in School. The purpose of this workshop was to encourage cultural exchange between India and Korea through their musical performance. The SEMIHANSORI group educated the students on the various kinds of traditional musical instruments that they were using to play the various musical pieces like the Gayageum (Plucked), Haegeum (Bowed), Daegeuni (Flute), Piri (Oboes), Janggu (Drum) etc. The performances were entwined with information about each song that would be played and sung. Apart from their traditional music, they also performed Disney favorites, 'Under the Sea' and 'Let It Go' and ended their awe-inspiring performances with a Hindi song that they had learnt during their stay in India. The students were extremely delighted at getting an opportunity to experience a slice of global music.
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- NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATIONS:
On 15th August 2017, the School celebrated the nation's 70th Independence Day. It was attended by the students of grades 8-10 and their parents. The Principal, Mrs. George hoisted the flag at 8.15a.m. and this was followed by a prayer service. The Principal spoke to the students about being discerning. She urged the students to use their colours to design a beautiful and diverse new India. This was followed by two original speeches on Incredible India presented by two students, Apurva Mukherjee & Dia Arakkal. The event culminated with two dance performances by the girls of Grades 9 & 10 which had been showcased earlier at Cascade.
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- LENS IT:
a) Students of Grade 7A presented BEAUTY IN DIVERSITY on 7th August 2017 where they took up the topic of inclusive education, sensitivity and emphatic compassion towards people who are differently abled and face attitudinal, physical and financial barriers.
b) The students of Grade 5A presented their topic, 'DIGITAL VS PRINT MEDIA' on 8th August 2017. The class was divided into three groups- Bookworms', Tech Savvy and the Intellectuals. While the Bookworms rapped on the importance of reading books, the Tech Savvys reiterated the importance of technology in our lives. The Intellectuals debated on what was more powerful… Digital or Print Media. They reached a mutual conclusion that inculcating the habit of reading in the students is of supreme importance, with the combination of both print and digital media.
c) Children of Grade 2A brought out the importance of CLEANLINESS on 10th August through a song and a skit. A number of scenes were enacted by the students showing how when students throw garbage outside the dustbin, they must also face repercussions of ill health and disease. In the end, they took a pledge to give the people a tidy city, a clean state, a beautiful country and a litter free world.
d) Grade 8A presented their Lens It session on REGIONALISM, A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY? On 14th August 2017. The students presented the English rendition of the National Anthem which was followed by a student representation of the newly formed states, their reason for a separate state, followed by a debate on the topic "Regionalism, a threat to democracy?". Children also spoke both for and against the compulsory inclusion of regional languages in the school curriculum.
e) Grade 7B presented STRANDED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIA AND CHINA, with regard to the Chinese army encroaching into the Doklam Plateau. The students did extensive research on Indo-China relations, starting from the ancient times to the present. They compiled their research work in the form of a power-point presentation, interspersed with narration and enactments of important events. Thereafter, they conducted an interactive session on the Doklam Plateau stand-off. Various questions, like, whether China was right in building a road on the plateau, whether India was right in extending support to Bhutan and how relevant is the age-old adage 'Hindi-Chini Bhai Bhai' today, were put up to the audience who responded enthusiastically, putting forth their perspective with a lot of conviction. The performance ended on a positive note, with the students all coming together to sing John Lennon's famous peace anthem - 'Imagine'.
f) Class 5B spoke about the IMPORTANCE OF SPORTS IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM. The entire programme was presented through a poem, an enactment and a debate. The students spoke on how preservation of health is a duty and how exercising opens the learning centers of our brain. They also spoke on how sports moulds an individual's personality and instills leadership qualities and liberates the mind from jealousy and envy. It helps build team spirit and finally helps an individual to celebrate life.
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- INTRA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES:
a) The students of Grades 3 & 4 celebrated Enid Blyton's Birth anniversary on 11th August 2017. The students made a cover page of Enid Blyton books and collated information of the author.
b) The students of Grade 3 made a sketch depicting their route from home to school using pictures of landmarks while learning a chapter on Directions
c) The students of Sr. KG were shown primary colours and these were then mixed in pairs to get the secondary colours. This fun filled activity was conducted in the first week of August
d) Students of the KG section came all dressed for Red Day , Green Day and Purple Day on 7th August, 8th August and10th August 2017 respectively. Objects/ food items were brought to School for Show and Tell activity
e) Students from the KG section came dressed in tricolor fashion on 14th August 2017. Children of Jr. KG made orange /green/blue paper balls by crumpling crepe paper and sticking them on the outline of the Flag. They learnt the significance of the saffron, white and green colours that grace our Flag.
f) Children of Grade 2 brought a variety of fruits (apples, pineapples, bananas, pomegranate, water melon and pears.) The teacher cut the fresh fruits in class involving the students and they enjoyed their fruit cocktail.
g) Similarly, students of Grade 1 brought their favourite vegetables and shared the benefits of eating healthy vegetables. They also brought cooked vegetables and shared it with their friends.
h) Students of Grades 5ABC celebrated Roald Dahl's Birth Anniversary on 31st August by illustrating their favourite book and writing their favourite Roald Dahl quotes and characteristics of their favourite figures
i) Grade Jr. Kg tried their hands on Fabric Painting as they decorated their T-shirts using various stencil cut outs and acrylic paint. Grade Sr. Kg brought orange coloured objects from home and spoke a few lines about it
j) Grade 6 learnt how to play a responsible role in Administration when they formed the rural local government bodies namely - Gram Sabha, Gram Panchayat and Nyaya Panchayat. They found solutions to the different problems such as water shortage, robbery in the village, spread of malaria/dengue due to lack of proper sanitation.
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- CELL MEETINGS/ TEACHER TRAINING/ ACCOLADES:
a) Ms. B. Marar, Ms. R. Raghuvanshi, Ms. V. Cardozo and Ms. N. Sangha attended a Science/ EVS Workshop on 10th August 2017 at Karnala. The workshop was organized by Trailblazers. The aim of the workshop was to teach environmental concepts by using simple techniques and by creating awareness. A special reference to Plastic being a boon or bane
b) Ms. J. Kotian attended the Cell Meeting for English Language on 23rd August 2017 at Lodha World School.
c) Ms. H. Choddha attended the Cell Meeting for English Literature on 24th August 2017 at the same venue
d) Ms. P. Roy was the winner of the Teacher's Excellence Award 2017 for Innovative Teaching Strategies in Science from The Progressive Teacher Magazine.
17.08.2017
- Workshop for Students and Teachers on STEM Education:
A one day workshop and seminar on integrated interdisciplinary STEM Education through Project Based Learning was held for the schools at Bombay Scottish School, Powai on 26th July 2017. A total of 86 teachers from 42 schools participated in the workshop. Mr. Nathan Williams, STEM Outreach Specialist, Educator & STEM advocate USA, Dr Paddy Sharma, Chairman of Board of Directors of IACA (India American Cultural Association) and Trustee of STEM World School, Dr Amitabh Sharma, Chair American India Foundation, Atlanta were present to address the seminar.
STEM which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is a hands-on methodology of teaching children (Grades 4-10), concepts in Math and Science in an interesting practical way that inculcates critical thinking. Project Based Learning (PBL) helps to develop computational thinking and focus on the real world applications of solving engineering and technological issues in our day to day lives.
The workshop consisted of various project based challenges like building a boat using limited resources to inculcate the sense of design blended in Physics. Another activity which was to re-plan a zoo, keeping in mind all the four aspects of STEM i.e. environment (science), cost effectiveness (math), innovation (design) and engineering in mind.'
A workshop on similar lines was held for students of Grade 9 on 27th July 2017 by Mr. Nathan Williams. They enjoyed re-planning a zoo using STEM in their design. Their understanding and innovative ideas was a heartening sight.
- KAHOOT
The School introduced the students to Kahooting. Kahoot is an online quiz tool that allows the teachers to create her own quiz and engages students actively in revision of concepts. It also helps the teachers in diagnosing the gaps in learning and visit the concepts again of need.
On Friday, 7th July 2017, Ms. Jayasree Ramesh made a presentation on Kahoot - a free game based learning platform that can be easily used in classrooms and other learning environments. Teachers revised revise Grammar, Math, Logarithm and Trigonometry.
- Students Workshop:
- Grades 9 and 10 attended a workshop on coping with Peer Pressure on 24th July 2017. The workshop was conducted by Ms. Nishita Choudhari, Counselling Psychologist, Dept. of Mental Health and Behaviourial Sciences. While pointing out to the difference between positive and negative peer pressure, she also gave them ways to overcome the latter.
- Grades 8 and 9 attended a workshop on Intellectual Property Rights on 25th July 2017. The workshop was conducted by Hindustan Unilever Limited. They spoke about the concept of ownership of non-tangible assets, terms like IPR, Patent, Copyright and Trademark using a number of examples. There were many spot quizzes with prizes. The students learnt about the significance of IP, counterfeits and their detrimental effects on society.
- Educational Trip:
The educational field trip to Baramati and National Defence academy Pune was the culmination of semester long sensitization programme for grade 10 on two noble professions in India, farmers and soldiers. As part of the SUPW Project Trip Grade 10 students visited an Agro-Tourism Farm in Baramati, which is about 106 km away from Pune . On 29th July they visited 33 acres agro farm in Baramati farmland which was a pioneer in agro tourism and generated 22 crore of annual revenue. Students and staff enthusiastically planted 125 tamarind saplings. The rain water harvesting and a talk by the managing director Mr. Pandurang enlightened the students on various facets of agro industry. The National Defence Academy (NDA) of India, situated in the lap of nature at Khadakwasla, a suburb in Pune, is indeed the Nation's pride. Students visited the campus on 30th July 2017. The tour of the campus started off with a visit to the AFTT (Air Force Test Team). Students watched a documentary on Life in NDA prepared by 'Discovery Channel'. Viewed in the famous 'Habibullah Hall', it was educative and inspiring. The last stop was 'Cadet's Mess', where upto 2100 Cadets can dine at a time. With this, the interesting tour came to an end.
- Classroom Activities for JR. KG:
These are some of the learning based activities that the students took part in: - Grade Jr. Kg: As the Students learnt about clouds and rain, they made their own cloud by pasting cotton on the cutouts given to them. The Students were encouraged to speak about their family as apart of their topic 'Myself'. They used variety of techniques like ear bud painting, sticking coloured paper/ stickers/ decorative items to design a photo frame for their family picture. On 17th July, 2017 Students brought to School their favorite toy and spoke about it in class in 'Show and Tell' Activity.
- Classroom Activities for SR. KG:
The Students used sponge painting to make their family tree. They brought pictures of their 'familia' and adorned the branches with it. To reinforce the concept of “Let's Take Care,” the students were asked to bring objects used to take care of the body and speak about it.
Both grades of KG enjoyed a School Tour where they were taken around various school facilities like, Labs, the School Garden, etc., They also visited various offices and interacted with the Staff about the work done by them.
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19.07.2017
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17.07.2017
- Annual Prize Day
The School's Annual Prize Day (Juniors & Seniors) was held on Friday, 30th June 2017 at the Renaissance Convention Centre.
Mr. V. Crishna, Mr. V. Thomas, Members of the COM, BSOS, Mr. S.V. Albal, Administrator and Treasurer, BSOS and Mrs. Molly Paul, Principal of BSS Mahim and few other special invitees graced the occasion.
The programme began with the Lord's Prayer and the traditional rendition of the 23rd Psalm. This was followed by the Chairman's Address by Mr. V. Crishna. The Principal Mrs. Sunita George presented the Annual Report (2016-17). Mr. V. Thomas introduced our esteemed Chief Guest, Father Dr. Frazer Mascarenhas S. J. (Former Principal, St. Xavier's College). Father Frazer spoke about how the school's sole important goal is the imparting of values and teaching students to be good human beings. After releasing the School magazine, the Tartan, he also graciously felicitated all the prize winners from Grades 1-10.
- NOTEWORTHY MENTIONS:
1) Latika Narvekar did the School proud by winning both the Lazarus Gamaliel Gold Medal for being the highest scorer between both schools, BSS Powai and BSS Mahim at the ICSE 2017 as well as the Principal's Commendation Gold Medal for the Highest Scorer at BSS, Powai.
2) The George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the COM, BSOS to the Runner Up at the ICSE 2017 was won by Kavisha Agarwal.
3) The George Jacob Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence in Std 9 was presented to Tvishaa Bagai.
4) The Trophy for Excellence in Social Studies at the ICSE presented by the ICSE 2002 Batch was shared by Kavisha Agarwal and Aadarsh Dwivedi.
5) Aditya Agarwal won the Trophy for the Top Scorer at the Standard Seven Level presented by the Senior Citizens Association of Raheja Vihar.
6) Blue House scored a hat trick by winning the Trophy for Inter House Academic Excellence, The Cock House for Best All Round Performance and the Trophy for Inter House Music Competition presented by Mrs. Amelia L. D'Souza.
7) Ms. Harpreet Kaur was felicitated for winning the Best Social Science Teacher Award at the National Level, (by a joint initiative by NDTV and Educomp).
8) Ms. Jayasree Ramesh's efforts too were lauded as she represented India at the ILEP at the Centre for Advance Studies Global Education, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College and for having received Fellowship from the Arizona State University.
9) Mrs. Smruti Kulkarni, Sr. Assistants Accounts and Ms. Sujata Raja Patel, Member of the Support Staff were honored with a beautiful silver plaque each for having completed twenty years of service in Bombay Scottish School Powai.
Grade 10 hosted Lens It on the theme 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' - They focused on the views, feelings and opinions of both farmers and soldiers, while also reflecting on their present day problems and seeking solutions to the same.
Shaan Bhatt, Outgoing School Captain concluded the grand event with the Vote of Thanks.
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- SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
The School's Twentieth Anniversary was celebrated on Thursday, 22nd June 2017. The day began with a prayer service that had the beatitude of perseverance as its central theme.. Everyone in School was given a chocolate to mark the happy occasion. The children were asked not to bring books but instead bring board games, colouring/art material and other such fun stuff.
Class Teachers led their students in a session of team building and bonding in the form of games and other activities. The Investiture Ceremony followed for Grades 8-10. Students had a lovely time watching classics such as Nanny McPhee and Sing. An Art Competition set the School in rainbow mode as colours stayed well within the lines to make beautiful composition. Grades 9 and 10 also had a collage making competition which was on the same lines as the Lens It event, 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan'
Students enjoyed playing board games such as Scrabble, Uno, Lexicons, Monopoly (and its variants like Business and Life) and even Chess unlike the simulated ones they are always playing on.
The traditional inter-house matches usually played on this day ended with the following results:
Senior Girls: Basketball: Catherine (Red House)
Senior Boys: Football: MacGregor (Blue House)
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- INVESTITURE CEREMONY
The Investiture Ceremony is one of the important events at School looked forward to with great enthusiasm by the Prefects and Student Council. This solemn occasion helps prepare our young leaders don on the mantle of leadership and discharge the duties entrusted upon them by the School.
At the end of the School Anniversary Service, another special service was held for the new prefectorial body. Readings by the Coordinators exhorted the qualities of true leadership: Courage marked with compassion, hard work patented with dedication and encouragement that sought to inspire others to become leaders. The service ended with a prayer by the School Principal, Mrs. S. George who also spoke a few words on the makings of a true leader.
The Student Council and the Prefect Assembly confidently took their oath and received their new badges from the Principal. It was a proud moment for the parents and created a wave of inspiration for the students of Grades 8- 10.
Given below are the names of the new Office Bearers and Prefects for 2017- 18.
- STUDENT COUNCIL
School Captain - SHLOK MULYE
School Vice Captains - RHEA MALL and MEHUL BASU
Sports Captain (Boys) - ABHAY BISWAS
Sports Captain (Girls) - CHARVEE JHA
Captain MacPherson - SAM SELVARAJ
Vice Captain MacPherson - SHAURYA TANDON
Captain Catherine - JASMINE CHAUGHULE
Vice Captain Catherine - LISA KULLU
Captain Macgregor - ADNAN LOKHANDWALA
Vice Captain Macgregor - VEDANT S PRADHAN
Captain Elizabeth - HETVI SHAH
Vice Captain Elizabeth - SAKSHI VERMA
Captain Haddow - PRITISH KANNAN
Vice Captain Haddow - VIKHYAT AGRAWAL
Captain Anne - PRIYA NORONHA
Vice Captain Anne - MEGHNA RAMARATNAM
Captain Kennedy - ALAN BALFOUR MANUEL
Vice Captain Kennedy - ROHIT JOHN MATHEW
Captain Victoria - TVISHAA BAGAI
Vice Captain Victoria - ANANYA SINGH
PREFECT ASSEMBLY
RED
Tanishi Srivastava - Grade 10
Manjiri Babar - Grade 10
Aniket Iyer - Grade 9
Shounak Acharya - Grade 9
Chahel Gupta - Grade 8
Dhruv Narayan - Grade 8
BLUE
Rhea Daison Arrakal - Grade 10
Disha Lalwani - Grade 10
Naomi Hegde Grade - 9
Divya MariaThomas - Grade 9
Tareen Khan - Grade 9
Jeshvina Ajvin - Grade 9
Aanya Sharma - Grade 9
Lakshmi Krishnan - Grade 8
Aditya Agrawal - Grade 8
YELLOW
Muskan Bhatia - Grade 10
Manya Sharma - Grade 10
S lavanya - Grade 10
Apurva Mukherjee - Grade 8
Aryan Singh - Grade 8
GREEN
Saumya Goel - Grade 10
Ira Srivastava - Grade 10
Ojus Sharma - Grade 10
Reva Dwivedi - Grade 9
Geetika Tirumalasetty - Grade 9
Shaleen Bansal - Grade 8
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30.05.2017
Congratulations to all the students', staff and parents of Bombay Scottish School, Powai for excellent ICSE Results 2016-17.
. Total Number of Students appeared: 121
. Total Number of Successful students: 121
. Latika Narvekar topped the school by securing 98 % ( Total - 588)
. 42 % of the students secured 90 percent and above
. 100% students passed and all students secured first class and above
Our Rankers:
Name:LATIKA PRANAY NARVEKAR
Aggregate Score:98.00
Best of 5 %:98.4
Name:KAVISHA AGARWAL
Aggregate Score:97.67
Best of 5 %:98
Name:AADARSH DWIVEDI
Aggregate Score:97.33
Best of 5 %:97.8
Name:SANJANA BAPNA
Aggregate Score:97.17
Best of 5 %:98
Aggregate Score of all Subjects & Percentage of Students
90 and above : 42%
80 - 89 : 35%
70 - 79 : 18%
60 - 69 : 5%
Average of Best 5(English + Best 4) & Percentage of Students.
90 and above : 46%
80 - 89 : 37%
70 - 79 :14%
60 - 69 : 3%
26.04.2017
- Winners of the International English Olympiad (2016-17): Grades: 3, 4, 5 IEO TOPPERS
GRADE: 3
FIRST : Ananya S Gandhe 3B - Medal of Excellence - Gold
SECOND : Benjamin George 3C - Medal of Excellence - Gold
FIRST : Belicia Joash 3C - Gold
SECOND : Bliss Amaris Wilson 3B - Silver
THIRD : Kenisha D'Souza 3B - Bronze
GRADE: 4
FIRST : Aditya Arakkal 4C - Medal of Excellence - Gold
FIRST : Saumya Baskar 4A - Gold
FIRST : Kabir Bachwani 4A - Gold
FIRST : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya 4B - Gold
SECOND : Ritvik Bhat 4A - Silver
SECOND : Prakriti Gupta 4B - Silver
THIRD : Niki Sushil Tanna 4A - Bronze
GRADE: 5
FIRST : Mahika S. Raghunathan 5B - Gold
SECOND : Mikhika Nair 5A - Silver
THIRD : Sumedh Narvekar 5B - Bronze
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06.03.2017
- FOUNDER'S DAY
The School's 20th Founder's Day was celebrated on Saturday, 18th February 2017. A prayer service that remembers our Founders and Principals who have selflessly served the School in the past was held for the students the day before. Mr. S.V. Albal (Administrator and Treasurer of the Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society) and Mr. Vinod Yennemadi (CEO, Bombay Scottish Schools) joined us for the Exhibition held for parents and other invitees.
The event offered a unique opportunity for both the staff and students to share an audio-visual and verbal presentation of current classroom activities and innovative teaching methodologies with the parents. Students worked in groups to create a display that expressed their personal learning experience in relation to the current curriculum.
As a part of the function Grade 8, was provided with a platform that required the students to research, debate and discuss at current events. The students put up presentations on the need for elections in a democratic state while emphasizing on the need to cast one's vote through a deliberative street play. The next group opened the eyes of the audience to the scary but very real existence of climate change. The students demonstrated online apps that calculate carbon footprints of an individual. The dramatic choral recitation ensured that the parents acknowledged the harsh reality of climate change. Another group scrutinized the much glorified Jallikattu Debate, complete with its origin in the Rabi festival of Pongal and harmonizing/opposing views of celebrities and finally the bull's take on the entire topic. Needless to say, the audience was left wanting for more… there were some incessant requests for a repeat of the show.
Every other grade had students strengthening their communication skills and confidence as they prepared for live presentations of teaching methodologies and learning outcomes in subjects like English, Hindi, Math, Social Studies and Science. There were role plays and recitations, sociograms and collaborations, a forensic murder scene that required a thorough knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Biology, mathematical concepts that are a part of everyday lives… All students, some as young as Grade 3 showed their comfort level in using gadgets comfortably… whether it was holding a mike or the ICT in the classrooms. The parents were encouraged to interact with our presenters and provide feedback (Some classes got the parents to do so on Google forms) on their exhibits.
Needless to say, the parents loved every moment of this new and improved way of Exhibition Day. They were a part of all the activities, games and shows designed for them and had a day in their child's lives… They realized how keen and enthusiastic their children were about learning.
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02.03.2017
- Results of National Science Olympiad
NSO TOPPERS
Grade: 3
FIRST : Viven Sameer Jagmag - Gold
SECOND : Ria Rochish Thaokar - Silver
THIRD : Mariam Leela Mathews - Bronze
Grade: 4
FIRST : Saksham Gupta - Gold
SECOND : Aditya Venkata Konda - Silver
THIRD : Mihika Agarwal - Bronze
Neel Solomon - Bronze
Pulak Banerjee Hadiya - Zonal Topper
Prisha Singh - Zonal Topper
Grade: 5
FIRST : Anvay P Borade - Gold
SECOND : Swarnav Halder - Silver
THIRD : Adit Gupta - Bronze
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15.02.2017
- ENGLISH INTRA CLASS MONOACT AND ELOCUTION COMPETITION - Grades 3, 4 & 5 (2016-17)
The students of Grades 3, 4 and 5 participated in various forms of elocution in English on 6th February, 2017. The students of grade 4 had gathered in the basement to witness the programme. All students participated in the preliminary round. Three students from each section were chosen for the final round.
The students of grade 3 performed a monoact of their favourite character from any story Enid Blyton.
The students of grade 4 performed a monoact of a character from a Roald Dahl creation.
The students of grade 5 recited poems by the following poets:- Roald Dahl, Ken Nesbitt, Shell Silverstein, Allan Ahlberg, Marilyn Singer.
The following students were the winners of the events which was
Grade 3
1) KENISHA D'SOUZA
2) NYSA ROSHAN
3) TVISHA NARAYAN
Grade 4
1) ANGELA CHACKO KOSHY
2) VRANDA BANSAL
3) RHIANNON PEREIRA
Grade 5
1) ALEEZA NAZEER KHAN
2) SANA MARIA JADHAV
3) ADIT GUPTA
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- Grade 5 - Picnic at Tikujini-Wadi on 09/02/2017
The students of Grade 5 were taken to Tikujini-Wadi on 9th of February 2017.
The students enjoyed various rides in the park like Crazy Cup, Giant Wheels, Family Train, Dragon Ship and many more. The ride which was an instant hit with the children was the Spinning Coaster and the UFO Cycle. The children were excited to see the Dinosaur World and the Aquarium. The tree top restaurant was the perfect place for our children to gorge on sumptuous meal. The children not only cherished the quality of food but also loved to sit and relax in the tranquil ambience of the Tree Top Restaurant.
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10.02.2017
- Report on Republic Day : Jr. KG
The children came to school on 25th January 2017, dressed in tricolours - orange, white and green. The significance of the Tricolour in our National flag was explained to the students. Children were taken to the Stilt area where they solemnly sang the National Anthem.
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- Sources/ Uses of water
On 20th January, every child brought a placard/ picture of the above topics and also shared information which they discussed in class.A few questions were discussed related to the topic. It was an enriching experience for both teacher and children.
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- Report for the activities held in the month of January 2017 : Grade 1
The activity on "Create your Home" was conducted on 23rd January 2017.
The children brought popsicles, stuck them on the given sheet and made houses of their choice. They drew their family in it and made it look like a home. They embellished their homes with great enthusiasm and excitement.
It was an informative and fun filled activity.
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- Report on how to save water - 20.01.17 : Grade 2
Children brought pictures of various sources of water. They had a discussion in their groups. They were very enthusiastic and shared the information amongst themselves in a well planned manner.
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- Report on how to save water - 23.01.17 : Grade 2
It was pleasant to watch all the children dressed in blue, symbolizing water. They demonstrated numerous ways to save water. Example: Use a bucket while having a bath, recycle water by using it for plants, they also spoke about water conservation.
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- Favourite Indian Sportsperson : Sr. KG
On 19th January, an activity was organised where every child spoke about his/her favourite sportsperson. Example-Virat Kohli, M S. Dhoni, P V. Sindhu, Mary Kom, Saniya Mirza, Milka Singh and Geetha Phogat.They also shared about their victories at the Olympics and Khel Ratna. In this way, their knowledge in the field of sports was enriched. It was a joyful experience for us also as teachers.
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07.02.2017
- REPORT ON PLAY AREA INAUGURATION : 9th January 2017
Play equipment for the Kindergarten was installed in the first week of January 2017.
Mr V Yennamadi, CEO of Bombay Scottish Schools, Inaugurated the Play Area along with our Principal Mrs Sunita George and the students of Grade 1.
The play area is now open to students of the KG section and Grades 1 & 2.
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06.02.2017
- REPORT ON COMMUNITY HELPERS : 23rd January 2017
Few community helpers were invited to school to introduce the work they do, to the students of Jr. KG. to Grade 2. Our Principal Mrs. Sunita George introduced these guests to our students.
Dr. Lisa Jolene Braganza - General Physician, Dr. Pallavi Choudhary - Dentist, Mr. Sushant - Postman, Mr. P T Sawarkar - Cobbler, Mr. Navin - Electrician and Mr. Gautam - Plumber, were all present in School to introduce themselves and talk about the way they help us.
Each of them exhibited their tools of profession much to the joy of the young students. We thanked them for providing us with this unique experience.
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24.01.2017
- Winners of NCO - Grades 3, 4 & 5 (2016-17)
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05.12.2016
- Grade1 - Fashion Fiesta
The students came dressed up in different kinds of clothes like seasonal clothes, party , traditional and professional costumes on 15th November 2016. They had a ramp walk where they exhibited their costumes and then spoke about what they wore. Every child was given an opportunity to speak whereas the rest of the class was the audience. Children's Day was also celebrated as they danced to the music played in class. Every child was offered a chocolate for Children's Day.
- Grade 2 - Festivals
The students were asked to bring pictures of various festivals on 11th November 2016. Groups were formed and a collage was made. The students wrote a few sentences describing the festival. They shared it with the rest of the class.
- Sr.Kg - Transport
The students had a group performance on 11th November on the theme - Transport. They were dressed in different coloured clothes, Green, white and blue. They recited a poem/song on the stage exhibiting the beautiful props of transport.
22.11.2016
- November month sports winners
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21.11.2016
Animals - Jr. Kg
The classrooms were converted into different kinds of animals - wild animals, farm animals, life under water. The students spoke about the animals that they had displayed. The students were dressed as an animal and was given an opportunity to speak, while grade 1, grade 2 and SR. KG. students had a gallery walk in these classes. Overall, it was a very enriching experience for the students.
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Flowers - Grade 1
The students of Grade 1 had a stage performance on the topic 'Flowers' on 10th October. The children made flower masks which they wore and went on stage in a group. They sang songs and recited poems learnt in the class.
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Hat Day - Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg
On 20th September the pre-primary students wore beautiful and decorative hats. They had a showcase of their hats and spoke about the type of hat they had worn. Every child described their hat.
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09.11.2016
- Coco Shell Painting - Grade 3 to Grade 8
All the students of Grade 3 to Grade 8 participated in the Coco Shell Painting organized on 21st October, 2016. This activity was conducted by Mr. Manish Advani and his team from Mahindra SSG. Prof. Sudhir Joshi from Patkar College and a Senior Police Inspector form Rambaug police station visited the different classes and witnessed the activity. The event began with a short Audio Visual presentation on recycling and reusing coconuts which could bring down the wide spread of dengue significantly in a positive way. The students painted the coconut shells using their own innovative ideas. Winners were chosen from every section.
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25.10.2016
- Pet Day - JR. KG
Pet Day was organised on 26th September. Parents of students having pets at home brought in their pets to school. Different breeds of dogs, cats, fish, birds and a rabbit were brought to school. The owners of the pets shared their experience of how they cared for their pets. The children were told their names, what they ate, how they played. The students were thrilled to hear the sounds they made.
The students were asked to name the fish which are now being looked after in the School. It was indeed a wonderful experience to see the love and affection the pets and the owners had for each other. The students also learnt the importance of taking care of animals.
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- Places in our neighbourhood - (Grade: 2)
Groups were made in the classroom according to the theme 'Places in the Neighbourhood'. The students came with props and costumes as per the group they belonged to and engaged in role play.
The children were dressed as follows:
Fire Station: The entire group was dressed as fire fighters and they did a role play with the props and explained the work they did to put out a fire.
Pharmacy: The children were dressed as pharmacists and explained the role of providing prescribed medicines only if customers produced a doctor's prescription.
Police Station: Students who were dressed as policemen explained their role of catching thieves or anyone who broke rules.
Doctors and Nurses: These students formed a group and enacted the scene treating patients.
Post Office: Students came in dressed as postmen. They carried bags full of letters, postcards etc. They explained how letters got posted and delivered.
Likewise there were groups showing a park, a bank and a stationery shop.
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- Plants - Grade: 1
Grade 1 displayed the theme 'Plants'. Each of the three sections was divided into Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers respectively. The students displayed various activites, recited poems and sang songs related to the topic.
It was very informative and an interactive day for the students. The Pre-Primary section visited these classes for gallery walk. They enjoyed themselves as they learnt from their friends.
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ANIMALS - SR.KG
'Show and Tell' activity was conducted on 19th September 2016. The topic was Animals. Students brought in toys, photographs or flash cards of their favourite animal. Children described the animal and also shared a few interesting facts about them.
The popular animals being spoken about were lions, tigers, monkeys, cows, cats, dogs, caterpillars, rabbits, giraffes, dolphins, whales and also dinosaurs.
Some students brought the characters to life by weaving a story about the animal. Overall, it was a very enriching experience for the children as well as for the teachers.
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- FLOWER (Group Performance) - Grade: 1
Students of Grade 1 participated in an activity on Flowers on 20th September, 2016.
They wore handmade flower masks and also performed on stage. Every section went up on stage and sang a song or recited a poem. The students learnt the name of various flowers. The teachers and students discussed interesting facts about flowers and importance of preserving nature.
This was followed by various art and craft activities related to the theme. The classrooms looked vibrant and colourful.
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07.10.2016
- Alisha Dhanasingh secured 1st place in Judo (u-12 girls) in Maharashtra Region Inter ICSE Schools Mumbai held on 24th Sept'16
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- Apeksha Fernandes of Grade 6 C won the following in the Maharashtra State Inter ICSE Schools Aquatic Meet held on 30th Aug'16 at the Ozone Swimming Pool
Gold medal in 100 metres Breast Stroke
Silver in 50 metres Breast Stroke
Silver in 100 metres Butterfly Stroke
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- English Essay Writing Competition
The English Essay Writing Competition was held on 26-July-16.To view result please click below
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- Hindi Poem Writing Competition
The Hindi Poem Writing Competition was held on 26-July-16.To view result please click below
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- Inquizitive 2016
Aditya Agrawal and Samparna Panda were declared winners of the 4th Inter School Quiz contest organised by Bombay YMCA, Inquizitive 2016.
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- Intra Class Drawing Competition
The Intra Class Drawing Competition was held on 23-June-16.To view result please click below
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- Lakshmi Krishnan has been awarded the 1st place for Solo Junior Category at Musiccapella 2016, an all Mumbai Interschool Western Solo and Group Singing Competition
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- Marathi Story Writing Competition
The Marathi Story Writing Competition was held on 26-July-16.To view result please click below
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23.09.2016
- Interschool Fest "ROCHAK" for Hindi Divas
An interschool fest "ROCHAK" was held at Christ Church School, Byculla on the occasion of Hindi Divas on 14th September 2016.
18 students from grades 6 to 8 participated in the following events.
1. Story writing
2. Greeting Card Making
3. Hindi Elocution for Juniors
4. Fancy Dress
5. Rakhi Making
6. Hindi Elocution for Seniors
7. Monuments of India (Quiz)
8. Dance
9. Decathlon
- Akar Babu from Grade 7 and Sneha Mohanty from Grade 8 won the 2nd prize in the Dance Competition.
- Sanjana Pillai and Nashmita Jathanna from Grade 6 won the 3rd prize in the Greeting Card Making Competition.
22.09.2016
- Report on Grandparents Day Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg
International Grandparents Day was celebrated in school on 12th September, 2016. The grandparents of the KG section were invited to school. Every section was given a colour code. They were welcomed with refreshments and gathered in the stilt area.
Our Principal, Mrs Sunita George spoke about how invaluable grandparents are to our families. The programme commenced with our young comperes from Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg., hosting the show in a confident manner.
A dance was put up by each section and every class sang a group song as a sign of love and respect for the grandparents. In this way, all the children performed on stage to make the day special. They also made cards, paper flowers and hearts with a personal touch to be given to the grandparents as a token of love.
The grandparents were touched by this gesture and acknowledged their appreciation as they left for home. The children have thus learnt to value and respect the elders in their homes. It was a very happy and an emotional day for all.
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14.09.2016
- Report on Seasons Sr. Kg
The students of Sr. Kg. projected the theme - Seasons by displaying the different seasons in each classroom - Summer, Winter and Monsoon. They were all dressed in costumes that displayed the season and gave a detailed explanation on the weather, clothes we wear and food. They also exhibited the seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Each classroom was beautifully decorated with the art and craft work related to the topic.
The Jr. Kg section and grades 1 & 2 visited these classes.
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22.08.2016
- Report on Traditional Day (Jr.KG and Sr. Kg)
The tiny tots of the kg section were all decked up in their traditional form. Coming from East to West, North to South, all kinds of colourful traditional outfits were exhibited by the students. They had a classroom discussion about the costume they had come in.
Some of them also shared a few words in their regional language and spoke about the costume they had worn .They shared traditional food with their friends.
It was thus an educational and enjoyable day for all.
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- Report on Our Great Leaders (Grade 1 and Grade 2)
Grade 1 and 2 celebrated our 70 th year of Independence on the 11 th August, 2016. As a mark of respect to Indian leaders of the past and present, the students came dressed as a leader of their choice and presented an inspiring monologue, complete with famous quotes and props.
They sang the National Anthem and the National song meaningfully after a discussion of the history of our Tricoloured National Flag. There was a brief discussion about Independent India at their level.
It was a learning experience and an enjoyable day for the students.
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11.08.2016
- Report on Colours - Thematic Activity - Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg. (2016-2017)
The kindergarten class enjoyed the Theme for the week: 'Colours' as they dressed in different colours every day the week. The teachers exhibited different objects, fruits, vegetables with the colour of the day. Related pictures and flash cards were shown to the students. The students also brought some objects from home as per the colour and this was used for a session of 'Show and Tell' in class.
They sang songs and recited poems related to the theme. Activities were conducted related to colours and the students work was exhibited on the display boards.
The colourful week was fun and the main objective of understanding colours was achieved.
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- Report on the Monsoon - Thematic Activity - Grade 1 and Grade 2 (2016-2017)
The students of Grade 1 and 2 enjoyed themselves on Splish Splash Day, when they were given an opportunity to bring their umbrella/raincoat and talk about the magic of the monsoon on stage. Songs were sung and poems recited amongst a discussion on the special creatures of the monsoon and the beautiful scenery at this time of the year.
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09.08.2016
- Report of School Anniversary - Jr.Kg to Grade 2(2016-2017)
The School's Nineteenth Anniversary was celebrated on 22nd June 2016. The day began with a special prayer service, invoking God's blessings on the School. Children enjoyed the colouring and drawing competition held for them as well. The day ended on a sweet note when every child went home with a bar of chocolate.
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- Report on the Visit to the Supermarket - Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg (2016-2017)
Students of Jr. Kg and Sr. Kg visited the supermarket 'Haiko' at Hiranandani Gardens on 14th and 18th July respectively. This was their first outdoor trip, where they learned outside the periphery of their classrooms. They were very excited to see the fresh vegetables and fruits outlying the shelves and identified food as 'healthy' and 'junk'. In order to recapitulate all that they had learned, the teachers engaged them in a drawing/colouring and speaking sessions when they returned to School.
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- Report of the Safety Awareness Programme - Jr. Kg to Grade 2 (2016-2017)
Safe Kids Programme was conducted for Classes Jr. Kg, Sr. Kg, Grade 1 and Grade 2 on 27th July and 28th July 2016. The programme focused on pedestrian safety and the prevention of accidental injuries. Students learnt road safety rules through role play. They identified various kinds of vehicles. A flex sheet was used to represent a busy road, complete with a zebra crossing, footpaths and traffic lights. Thus, the children understood the difficulties one would face while crossing the street and the importance of following traffic rules.
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- Report on the Food - Thematic Activity - Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg (2016-2017)
Food was the theme for both Jr. and Sr. Kg for the month of July. The students of Jr. Kg brought all kinds of fruits from their home which was used for a 'Show and Tell' session in class. However, the fruit salad making activity is what captivated the tiny tots who relished 'the fruit of their efforts'. They shared the healthy dish with their friends and staff alike, thus learning important values along the way.
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29.07.2016
- 'LENS- IT'
Impact of BREXIT on the world
The school has initiated a discussion forum by the name Lens It . The objective of the forum is to encourage students to research, analyze, build perspective and suggest creative solutions for global concerns.
The topic for the first Lens- It was Impact of BREXIT on the World. This was organised for grades 8, 9 and 10 on 12th July, 2016. The event was orchestrated by Grade 9A.
An audio-visual with still animation and a skit was presented by Students of class 9A. Grade 10 presented an interesting and captivating Panel Discussion. The panel which consisted of grade 10 students exhibited their awareness by efficiently handling the questions asked by students and teachers.
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- The Annual Prize Day for Juniors & Seniors was held on 5th July, 2016, at the Renaissance Convention Centre, Powai. Students of classes 1 to 10 were felicitated for their academic achievements in 2015-2016. Advocate Ms. Abha Singh (Ex- Director Postal Services Maharashtra & Goa) graced the occasion as Chief Guest. She inspired both students and parents alike with her views on women empowerment and raising a voice against corruption and injustice. The event was also attended the by Committee of Management of Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society.
It was a proud moment for Saachi Jain, who was the winner of the Principals Commendation Gold Medal for being the highest scorer at School in the ICSE 2016 and for Aryamaan who won the George Jacob Memorial Silver Medal presented by the Committee of Management of Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society for being the Runner up in the ICSE 2016. The programme also showcased the prize winning songs and dance of the Inter House Competitions (2015-16).
30.06.2016
- Investiture Ceremony
Investiture ceremony of the new student council was organized on 23rd June, 2016 wherein each of the office bearers took the oath to uphold the honour of the School. Shaan Bhatt took charge as the School Captain. Dyuti Kumar and Shlok Mulye as the School Vice-Captain. Krish DSilva took charge as the Boys Sports Captain and Poulomi Saraph as the Girls Sports Captain. Parents of Student Council Members were invited to witness the ceremony. The school anniversary celebration was also held on this day. This involved special prayer service followed by sports and fine art activities for students.
Mon, 27th June to Fri, 19th August 2016
- First Mid Term Assessment (Classes 6-8)
Wednesday, 22nd June 2016
- School Anniversary
Friday, 17th June 2016
- School Commences (Jr. KG)
- Inter House Basketball Tournament Senior Girls & Boys (Finals)
Thursday, 16th June 2016
- Inter House Basketball Tournament Senior Girls (Semifinals)
Wednesday, 15th June 2016
- Inter House Basketball Tournament Senior Boys (Semifinals)
Friday, 10th June 2016
- School Commences (Classes Sr. KG 4)
Thursday, 9th June 2016
- School Commences (Classes 5 8)
Wednesday, 8th June 2016
- School Commences (Classes 9 10)
Tuesday, 19th April 2016
- Mahavir Jayanthi (Holiday)
Mon, 18th April 2016 to Fri, 22nd April 2016
- VBS (Vacation Bible School)
Monday, 18th April 2016
- PTA GBM
Friday, 15th April 2016
- Ram Navami (Holiday)
Thursday, 14th April 2016
- Ambedkar Jayanthi (Holiday)
Tuesday, 12th April 2016
- Checking of papers (Classes 6 9)
- Last working day
Monday, 11th April 2016
- Checking of papers (Classes1 5)
- Last working day
Friday, 8th April 2016
- Gudi Padwa (Holiday)
Thursday, 7th April 2016
- Graduation Day/Last Working Day for Sr.KG
Wednesday, 6th April 2016
- Musical Morning/Last Working Day for Jr. KG
Wed, 30th March 2016 to Thur, 7th April 2016
- Written Assessment 2 (Classes 1 5)
Monday, 28th March 2016
- Study leave for (Classes 1 5)
Tuesday, 29th March 2016
- Farewell ICSE Batch 2016 (Class 10)
- Holiday for (Classes KG to 9)
Friday, 25th March 2016
- Good Friday (Holiday)
Thursday, 24th March 2016
- Holi (Holiday)
Tue, 22nd March 2016 to Thur, 7th April 2016
- Final Assessment (Classes 6 9)
Monday, 21st March 2016
- Study leave for (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 18th March 2016
- Study leave for Class 9)
Wednesday, 16th March 2016
- Picnic for (Classes 1 & 2)
Monday, 7th March 2016
- Mahashivratri
Mon, 29th February 2016 to Thur, 31st March 2016
- ICSE Examination Commence
Friday, 26th February 2016
- Inter House Football Tournament Finals (Boys & Girls U/8)
- Mumbai Darshan Picnic for (Classes 4 & 5) tentative
Thursday, 25th February 2016
- Inter House Dance Competition (Class 8 9)
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Girls U/8)
- Maths Workshop for (Classes 5-7)
Wednesday, 24th February 2016
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Boys U/8)
- Maths Workshop for (Classes 8-9)
Monday, 22nd February 2016
- Workshop on Responsible Netism for (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 19th February 2016
- Shivaji Jayanti (Holiday)
Thursday, 18th February 2016
- Founders Day
Wednesday, 17th February 2016
- Open Day ( Jr. KG to Std 9)
Friday, 12th February 2016
- Inter House Football Tournament Finals (Boys & Girls U/10)
Thursday, 11th February 2016
- Orientation for Electives (Class 8)
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Girls U/10)
Wednesday, 10th February 2016
- Valedictory Function
- Inter House Football Tournament Semi-Finals (Boys U/10)
Saturday, 6th February 2016
- Intra School Bombay Scottish Schools
- Football/Basketball - Boys & Girls - U/10 , U/12
Thur, 4th to Fri, 12th February 2016
- Group Project (Classes 1 5)
Mon, 1st to Fri, 12th February 2016
- Group Project (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 29th January 2016
- Annual Sports Day (KG - 4)
Tuesday, 26th January 2016
- Republic Day Celebrations
Thursday, 21st January 2016
- Inter House English Dramatics Competitions (Classes 6 9)
Wednesday, 20th January 2016
- International English Olympiad
Monday, 18th January 2016
- Inter House English Dramatics Competition Dress Rehearsal (Classes 6 9)
Mon, 18th January 2016 to Fri, 22nd January 2016
- Written Assessment 1 (Classes 1 5)
Friday, 15th January 2016
- Inter House Model Making Competition (Classes 6 9)
Wed, 13th January 2016 to Fri, 29th January 2016
- Second Mid Term Assessment (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 8th January 2016
- School re-opens (Classes K 8)
Thursday, 7th January 2016
- School re-opens (Classes 9 10)
Thur, 7th January 2016 to
- Preliminary Examinations (Class 10)
Fri, 22nd January 2016
- Second Mid Term Assessment (Class 9)
Sat, 19th December 2015 to Wed, 6th January 2016
- Winter Vacation
Friday, 18th December 2015
- Annual Concert (Day 2)
Thursday, 17th December 2015
- Annual Concert (Day 1)
Wednesday, 16th December 2015
- Annual Concert (Dress Rehearsal)
Sun, 13th to Wed, 16th December 2015
- Maharashtra Anglo Indian CISCE Schools Inter School Athletic & Debate Olympiad Pune (Seniors)
Tue, 3rd and Fri, 4th Decemeber 2015
- Model United Nations (MUN) Classes 8 to 10
Wednesday, 2nd December 2015
- Inter House Quiz Competition (Classes 1 10)
- Workshop on Puberty for Classes 6 & 7
Tuesday, 1st December 2015
- Clubs/Teams/Winners Photographs
Mon, 30th November to Tue,8th December 2015
- Oral Assessment (Classes 1-5)
Friday, 27th November 2015
- ISC Orientation for admission of Std 11 at BSS (Mahim)- PTM
Thursday, 26th November 2015
- International Math Olympiad
Wednesday, 25th November 2015
- Guru Nanak Jayanthi (Holiday)
Tuesday, 24th November 2015
- G.K. Assessment 2 (Classes 1 10)
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in English-Final(Classes 3-5)
Monday, 23rd November 2015
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in English Dress Rehearsal (Classes 3 to 5)
Std 8
- a) Workshop on Career Planning & Goal Setting (20 min.)
- b) Aptitude-Interest-Personality Testing (AIP Test) (2 hrs)
Monday, 23rd November 2015
- Making Science Make Sense Activity for Stds 5 & 6.
Mon, 23rd November 2015 to Mon, 21st March 2016
- Second Term Assessment for Jr & Sr KG .
Thursday, 19th November 2015
- School Re-opens
Thur, 19th November to Fri, 4th December 2015
- Second Mid-Term Assessment (Class 10)
Mon,9th to Wed, 18th November 2015
- Diwali Vacations
Friday, 6th November 2015
- Annual Athletic Meet (Seniors)
Thursday, 5th November 2015
- Senior Sports (Rehearsal) at Goregaon Sports Club
Wednesday, 4th November 2015
- Math Wizard Competition-Finals (Classes 1-5)
Tuesday, 3rd November 2015
- Math Wizard Competition-Finals (Classes 6-10)
Wednesday, 28th October 2015
- Math Wizard Competition Round 1 (Classes 1 10)
Tuesday, 27th October 2015
- Inter Class Choral Singing Competition (Classes 1 & 2)
Thursday, 22nd October 2015
- Dussehra (Holiday)
Tuesday, 20th October 2015
- National Science Olympiad
Monday, 19th October 2015
- Workshop for students, Awareness on Substance Abuse, by Dr. Ashish Deshpande (Classes 9 & 10)
Saturday, 17th October 2015
- Possible Road Map for Career by PTA (Class 10)
Thursday, 8th to Monday, 19th October 2015
- Written Assessment 2 (Classes 1 5)
Wednesday, 7th October 2015
- Inter House Music Competition-Individual: Vocals/Instrumental (Classes 9 10)
Monday, 5th to Monday, 19th October 2015
- Project (Classes 9 & ICSE)
Monday, 5th to Monday, 19th October 2015
- First Term Assessment (Classes 6 8)
Friday, 2nd October
- Gandhi Jayanti (Holiday)
Wednesday, 30th September 2015
- Spelling Bee Competition-Finals (Classes 6 10)
- UNESCO (Classes 7 9)
- Project Trip Class 9 (Tentative)
- Project Trip ICSE (Tentative)
- Inter House Chess Tournament Semi Finals/Finals (Classes 9-10)
Tuesday, 29th September 2015
- Spelling Bee Competition-Finals (Classes 1 5)
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament Finals (Classes 6-10)
Monday, 28th September 2015
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament Semi Finals (Classes 6-10)
Sunday, 27th September 2015
- Anant Chaturdashi (Holiday)
Friday, 25th September 2015
- PTM (KG & 6 10)
Thursday, 24th September 2015
- Bakri ID (Holiday)
Wednesday, 23rd September 2015
-National Cyber Olympiad
-Inter House Cricket Tournament Finals (Boys-Seniors)
Tuesday, 22nd September 2015
- Hindi Divas
- Inter House Elocution Competition in Hindi (Individual/Choral : Classes 1 10)
-Spelling bee Competition Round 1 (Classes 1 10)
-Inter House Cricket Tournament Semi-Finals (Boys-Seniors)
Thur, 17th to Mon, 21st September 2015
- MID TERM BREAK (Ganesh Chathurthi)
Tue, 8th to Wed, 16th September 2015
- Oral Assessment (Classes 1 5)
Sunday, 6th September 2015
- Gokulashtami (Holiday)
Friday, 4th September 2015
- Teachers Day Celebrations
Thursday, 3rd September 2015
- Inter House Chess Tournament -Finals (Classes 5-8)
Wed, 2nd to Wed, 16th September 2015
- First Term Assessment (Classes 9-10)
Wednesday, 2nd September 2015
- Inter House Chess Tournament Semi-Finals (Classes 5-8)
Saturday,22nd - 31st August 2015
- The Maharashtra Anglo-Indian CISCE Inter School Basketball & Football Tournament (Tentative)
Friday, 28th August 2015
- Class Photographs
Wednesday, 26th August 2015
- Inter House Debate Competition in Marathi (Classes 8-10)
Friday, 21st August 2015
- Inter House Throwball Tournament Finals (Girls U/16)
Thursday, 20th August 2015
- Inter House Throwball Tournament Semi-Finals (Girls U/16)
Thursday, 20th August 2015
- Inter House Music Competition-Individual: Vocals/Instrumental (Classes 3-5)
Wednesday, 19th August 2015
- Inter House Choral Recitation in English (Classes 6-8)
Tuesday, 18th August 2015
- Parsi New Year (Holiday)
Saturday, 15th August 2015
- Independence Day Celebrations (Classes 8, 9, 10)
Friday, 14th August 2015
- GK Assessment 1 (Classes 1-10)
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Finals (Classes 6-8)
Thursday, 13th August 2015
- Inter House Power Point Presentation (Classes 8-10)
Wednesday, 12th August 2015
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Semi Finals (Classes 6-8)
- Talent Day (Classes 8, 9, 10)
Mon, 3rd to Wed, 12th August 2015
- Written Assessment 1 (Classes 1-5)
Friday, 7th August 2015
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Finals (Classes 9-10)
Thursday, 6th August 2015
- Inter House Carrom Tournament Semi Finals (Classes 9-10)
Wednesday, 5th August 2015
- Talent Day (Classes 6-7)
31st July 2015, Friday
- Parent Teacher Association (First GBM)
Parent Teacher Meeting (Classes K 10)
27th July, Mon - 10th Aug 2015, Mon
- Project-Individual (Class 9 & ICSE)
22nd July 2015, Wednesday
-Marathi Essay Writing Competition
17th July 2015, Friday
- Albert Barrow Memorial All India Creative Writing Competition
15th July 2015, Wednesday
- Hindi Story Writing Competition
Frank Anthony Memorial All India Inter School Debate Competition
8th July 2015, Wednesday
Vanamahotsava Day
English Poem Writing Competition
Inter House Art and Craft Competition
6th July, Mon 14th July 2015, Tue
Project Individual (Classes 1 5)
3rd July, Fri - 4th Sept, Fri
Project Individual (Classes 6 8)
1st July 2015, Wednesday
Annual Prize Day (Juniors & Seniors)
30th April Thursday 2015 :
- Reports Cards (Classes 6 9)
29th April Wednesday 2015:
- Report Cards (Classes 1 5)
Mon-20th April to Fri 24th April 2015:
- VBS (Vacation Bible School)
17th April Friday 2015 :
- Papers shown to students (Class 1 9) Last Working Day/End of Term Service.
7th April Tuesday 2015 :
- Graduation Day (Last Working Day Sr. Kg.)
6th April Monday 2015 :
- Musical Morning (Last Working Day Jr. Kg.)
Mon-30th March to Fri-10th April 2015 :
- Final Assessment (Classes 1 5)
27th March Friday 2015 :
- Farewell - ICSE Batch 2015
Wed-25th March to Mon-13th April 2015:
- Final Assessment (Classes 6 9)
27th February Friday 2015 :
- Inter House Football Tournament Finals (Boys/Girls U/8)
26th February Thursday 2015:
ICSE Exams
26th February- Thursday 2015:
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Girls U/8)
25th February Wednesday 2015:
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Boys U/8)
Thur-19 to Tue-3rd March 2015:
- Second Mid-Term assessment (Classes 6-8)
18th February 2015 Wednesday:
- Founders Day
16th February 2015 Monday :
- Open Day (Projects on Display)
13th February 2015 Friday 2015:
- Inter House football Tournament Finals (Boys/Girls U/10)
12th February 2015 Thursday :
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Girls U/10)
11th February 2015 Wednesday:
- Inter House Football Tournament Semifinals (Boys U/10)
11th February 2015 Wednesday:
- Orientation for Electives (Class 8)
10th February 2015 Tuesday :
- Valedictory Function
6th February 2015 Friday :
- ISC MUN Orientation at Mahim
Tue-3rd to Wed-11th February:
- (Group) Project - Classes 1 5
Mon-2nd to Fri-13th February:
- (Group) Project - Classes 6 - 8
29th January 2015 Thursday :
- International English Olympiad (IEO)
28th January 2015 Wednesday :
- Inter House Choral Singing Competition (Classes 6 8)
26th January 2015 Monday:
- Republic Day Celebrations (Classes 6 - 10)
15th January 2015 Thursday:
- Second Term Written Assessment -1 (Classes 1 5)
Tue-6th to Thur-22nd January 2015:
- Class 10 : Preliminary Examinations
- Second Mid-Term Assessment (Class 9)
18th December 2014 - Thursday onwards :
- Christmas Break
Mon-15th to Wed-17th December 2014:
- Annual Concert
10th December 2014 - Wednesday :
- Inter House Quiz Competition (Classes 1 - 10)
4th December 2014 - Thursday :
- International Math Olympiad (IMO)
Mon-1st to Fri-12th - December 2014:
- Second Mid-Term Assessment (Classes 6 - 8)
1st December 2014 - Monday :
- Clubs / Teams / Winners Photographs
28th November 2014 - Friday :
- PTM (Classes K-10)
27th November 2014 Thursday :
- GK Assessment - 2 (Classes 1-10)
26th November 2014 Wednesday:
- Making Science Make Sense (MSMS) for Classes 5 & 6
25th November 2014 Tuesday:
- National Science Olympiad (NSO)
24th November 2014 Monday :
- ISC Orientation at 2.00 p.m.
24th November 2014 Monday:
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in Marathi (Finals - Classes 6 to 10)
21st November 2014 Friday:
- Inter House Science Model Making Competition (Classes 6 to 9)
19th November 2014 Wednesday:
- Inter House Dramatics Competition in Marathi (Dress Rehearsal - Classes 6 to 10)
Mon-17th to Mon-1st December 2014:
- Second Mid Term Assessment (Class 10)
Mon-17th to Tue-25th November 2014 :
- Orals Assessment (Classes 1-5)
Thur-13th & Fri-14th November 2014 :
- Annual Athletic Meet (Juniors/Seniors)
6th November 2014 Thursday :
- Guru Nanak Jayanti (Holiday)
5th November 2014 Wednesday:
- NIE Spelling Bee Competition (Classes 7 & 8)
4th November 2014 Tuesday :
- Moharrum (Holiday)
31st October 2014 Friday :
- Annual Swimming Gala
30th October 2014 - Thursday
- School Re-opens after diwali vacation.
Mon-20th to Wed-29th October 2014
- Diwali Vacation
13th October 2014 - Monday
- Inter House Solo/Duet Singing/Instrumental Solo Competition (Classes 9 - 10)
- Spelling Bee Round 2 (Classes 9 & 10)
- English Elocution (Classes 9 & 10)
Tue-7th to Fri-17th October 2014
- Written Assessment - 2 (Classes 1-5)
- Project (Individual) Classes 9 / ICSE
6th October 2014 - Monday
- Bakri Id (Holiday)
3rd October 2014 - Friday
- Dussehra (Holiday)
2nd October 2014 - Thursday
- Gandhi Jayanti
Wed-1st to Fri-17th October 2014
- First Terminal Assessment (Classes 6 - 8)
29th September 2014 - Monday
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament (Classes 6 - 10) Finals
29th September 2014 - Monday
- UNESCO
28th-30th September 2014 (Sun-Tue)
- Project Trip to Pune (Class 10)
27th September 2014 - Saturday
- All for the Art - Inter School Group Dance Competition at Pawar Public School - Chandivili.
24th -26th September 2014 (Wed-Fri)
- Project Trip to Nasik (Class 9)
25th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Elocution Competition in English for Seniors
25th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Table Tennis Tournament (Classes 6 - 10) Semifinals
23rd September 2014 - Tuesday
- Class Photographs
- Inter House Choral Recitation in English for Juniors
- Spelling Bee Final Round (Classes 1 to 8)
22nd September 2014 - Monday
- Inter Class/House Solo Singing Competition for Junior Kg to Std 2
19th September 2014 - Friday
- PTM (Jr. Kg to Std 10)
18th September 2014 - Thursday
- National Cyber Olympiad (NCO)
15th September 2014 - Monday
- Hindi Divas
13th September 2014 - Saturday
- Rochak - Inter School Competition in Hindi on Hindi Divas at Christ Church School
12th September 2014 - Friday
- Inter House Chess Tournament (Classes 5-10) Finals
11th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Chess Tournament (Classes 5-10) Semifinals
9th -23rd September 2014 (Tue-Tue)
- First Terminal Assessment (Classes 9-10)
9th -17th September 2014 (Tue-Wed)
- First Term Oral Assessment (Classes 1-5)
5th September 2014 - Friday
- Teachers Day
4th September 2014 - Thursday
- Inter House Debate Competition in Hindi for Classes 6 to 10
1st August 2014 - Friday
- GK Assessment - 1 for classes 1 to 10
4th -13th August 2014 - Mon-Wed
- Written Assessment for classes 1 to 5
6th August 2014 - Wednesday
- Inter House PPT competition for seniors
13th August 2014 - Friday
- Reserve Bank of India - All India Inter-School Quiz (RBIQ).
15th August 2014-Friday
- Inter-School Science Competition by Lions Club of Vidyavihar.
15th August 2014 - Fri
- Independence Day Celebration for classes 8 to 10
19th August 2014 - Tuesday
- Frank Anthony Memorial All-India Inter School Debate competition 2014 Category II and qualifying for Stage II, selection stage of the Debate.
23rd August 2014-Saturday
- Science Fair at The Cathedral & John Cannon School
23rd & 24th August 2014
- Jamnabi Narsee Alumni - Cascade will be held at J N S, Vileparle.
27th August 2014 - Wednesday
- Inter House Dramatics competition in Hindi for Juniors (Final)
28th August 2014 - Thursday
- Workshop on Debating Skills in Hindi for seniors
22nd to 31st August 2014 - Fri to Sun
- The Maharashtra Anglo Indian Inter-School Basketball and Football Tournament - Barnes School - Devlali
3rd July 2014 - Thursday
- English Story Writing Competition
4th July 2014 - Friday
- Annual Prize Day (Juniors & Seniors)
11th July 2014 - Friday
- Hindi Essay Writing Competition
15th July 2014 - Tuesday
- Vanamahotsava Day
19th July 2014 - Saturday
- Leadership Training Programme (Student Council & Prefects)
16th July 2014 - Wednesday
- Marathi Poem Writing Competition
Announcement
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- The school will remain closed todyay due to inclement weather(Thursday 19th September,2019).
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today. Grades 1 to 4 will be dispersed at 11:30 a.m. and Grades 5 to 10 will be dispersed at 12:30 p.m. today (Wednesday 04th September,2019).
- Due to heavy rain and traffic Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Friday 02 August, 2019).
We are happy to announce the appointment of the following for Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
1. Senior Academic Coordinator - Mrs. Esther Selvaraj
2. ICSE Coordinator (Grades 9 &10) - Mrs. Monicca David
3. Middle School Coordinator (Grades 6 to 8) - Mrs. Harpreet Kaur Chodda
We wish them all the very best.
Thanking you,
Sd/-
Principal
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Wednesday 24th July, 2019).
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Monday 08th July, 2019).
- Dear Parents,
The school will stay closed today on account of the rains(2.07.2019)
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Friday, 28th June 2019).
- Notice for Online admission Part 2
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- Notice for the Std. 11 students who have secured admission to Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
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- Circular for HSC college admission 2019-2020
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Dear Parents,
Online Admission Booklets are available in the School Office for the students of ICSE Batch 2019, for admission to Junior Colleges. The cost of each Online Admission Booklet is Rs 250/- only.
You may collect the above from (Friday 24th May, 2019) to (Wednesday 29th May, 2019) between 10.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon.
Sd/-
Principal
- Certificates ICSE-2019
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- Circular of applying for rechecking the ICSE results 2019
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08.08.2018
- The School will remain CLOSED for students on 09th August, 2018 on account of Maharashtra Bandh.
09.07.2018
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Monday 09th July, 2018).
03.07.2018
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today. It will resume from tomorrow as per schedule.
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Tuesday 03rd July, 2018).
25.06.2018
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Monday 25th June, 2018).
19.06.2018
- The Annual Prize for Seniors is Schedule on Tuesday, 26th June 2018
01.06.2018
- School Commences:
- Thursday 7th June, 2018: Std 1 - 10
- Friday 8th June, 2018: Sr. Kg.
- Thursday 14th June, 2018: Jr. Kg.
25.05.2018
Dear Parent,
Guidelines session for FYJC Online Admission Form will take place on Monday 28th May, 2018. Parents of the ICSE 2018 students, who are opting for Online Admission, are requested to come to school at 11:00 a.m. You are required to carry your Booklets with you.
Sd/-
Principal
24.05.2018
- Certificates ICSE-2018
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22.05.2018
- Please click on the below download button for the list of books required for Std.11 ISC batch 2019
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18.05.2018
- Circular of applying for rechecking the ICSE results 2018
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16.05.2018
- Please download the procedure for FYJC online admission by clicking the below link
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09.05.2018
Dear Parents,
Online Admission Booklets are available in the School Office for the students of ICSE Batch 2018, for admission to Junior Colleges. The cost of each Online Admission Booklet is Rs 250/- only.
You may collect the above from (Monday 21st May, 2018) to (Thursday 31st May, 2018) between 10.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon.
Sd/-
Principal
07.02.2018
Due to certain unavoidable circumstances the sports day for Jr Kg to Grade 2 scheduled on 8th February 2018 and sports day for Grade 3 to 5 scheduled on 9th February 2018 has been postponed till further notice.
Sd/-
Principal
29.01.2018
- FAREWELL
Farewell for ICSE-2018 batch will be held on Tuesday, 03rd April, 2018.
04.12.2017
Dear Parents,
As per government directive school will remain closed tomorrow(05.12.2017)
Sd/-
Principal
30.10.2017
Kindly click the link below to fill the online alumni form.
https://goo.gl/forms/tFsgzMYAPL8gmVgj1
20.09.2017
Dear Parents
The school shall remain closed today on a/c of heavy rains. The exam that was supposed to Be held today will be rescheduled and children will be informed likewise while rest of the exam schedule shall be followed as per the time table.
Sd/-
Principal
31.08.2017
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20pm today (Thursday 31st August, 2017). The after school activities will be conducted as per schedule.
30.08.2017
- The Jr Kg trip scheduled for 31st August is postponed to 1st September. Jr KG and Sr KG will have regular school on 31st August.
29.08.2017
On Wednesday 30th August 2017, the school will remain close on account of heavy rains.
17.07.2017
Dear Parents,
The photographer will be available in the School Premises on 28th July, 2017 from 8.15 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Interested parents can place their orders for 2016-2017 photographs by making the required payments directly to the photographer.
Sd/-
Principal
08.06.2017
Notice for the collection of Certificates for students who passed the ICSE March 2017 Examination
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07.06.2017
- Students of ISC Std. 11 (2017-2018) to report with their parent tomorrow Wednesday 7th June 2017 at 9 a.m. in the Gamaliel Hall at Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
05.06.2017
Dear Parent,
Guidelines session for FYJC Online Admission Form will take place on Wednesday 07th June 2017. Parents of the ICSE 2017 students, who are opting for Online Admission, are requested to come to school at 1:00 p.m. You are required to carry your Booklets with you.
Sd
Principal
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Dear Parents,
Online Admission Booklets are available in the School Office for the students of ICSE Batch 2017, for admission to Junior Colleges. The cost of each Online Admission Booklet is R250/- only.
You may collect the above from 1st June 2017 between 10.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m.
Sd/-
Principal
23.11.2016
- Class Photographs
To download Class Photograph of Pre-Primary. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 1 and Grade 2. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 3 and Grade 4. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 5 and Grade 6. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 7 and Grade 8. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 9 and Grade 10. Please click the link below
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26th August, 2016
- The School invites applications from trained experienced teachers.
Refer to the 'Careers' link on the homepage for details.
16th August, 2016
- To download pictures of Junior Annual Prize Day. Please click below
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11.08.2016
- "Circular no. BSS/P/Cir.18/16 dated 11th August, 2016 for Grade 8 to Grade 10 regarding Independence Day Celebrations has been uploaded in the individual login ID".
- Mid - Term break for Jr. Kg to Grade 10 :
Saturday, 3rd September 2016 to Wednesday, 7th September 2016.
05.08.2016
- After school activities will not be held today, 5th August 2016, due to heavy rains.
- All bus students will be dispersed from school at 1.10 p.m.
- Students who do not avail the bus will be dispersed at 1.45 p.m.
01.08.2016
Please click on the link below to download MUN 2016 Chair Application form. Interested students should download and submit the completed form by August 3, 2016.
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15th July, 2016
To view pictures of Annual Prize Day 5th July 2016. Please click below
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1st June, 2016
- Dear Parent,
For ICSE 2016 students:
The Online Admission forms have been APPROVED by the school. The students are required to get a print out of the APPROVED form signed by themselves and submit the same to the school on Friday, 3rd June 2016 between 10.00 am and 12.00 noon.
The students can collect the submitted APPROVED forms from the school on Wednesday, 8th June 2016 between 10.00 a.m and 12.00 noon.
Sd/-
Principal
24th May, 2016
- Dear Parent,
Guidelines session for FYJC Online Admission Form will take place on Thursday, 26th May 2016. Parents of the ICSE 2016 students, who are opting for Online Admission are requested to come to school between 11.00 a. m and 12.00 noon and please carry your Booklets with you.
Sd/-
Principal
16th May, 2016
- Dear Parent,
The Online Booklet for admission to Std 11 (2016-2017) is available in school from Monday to Friday between 10.00 a.m and 12.00 noon on payment of Rs. 150/- for the students appeared for ICSE March 2016 examinations.
Sd/ Principal
11th May, 2016
- Documents of ICSE 2016
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06th May, 2016
ICSE EXAMINATION 2016
- The Management, Principal and Staff of BSS Powai heartily congratulate all the 127 students of ICSE batch 2016 for doing us proud.
- The ICSE Exams were held from 29th February 2016 to 31st March 2016. A total of 128 students appeared for the exam. The ICSE results were declared on 6th May 2016 at 3.00 p.m. 127 students passed and 1 failed.
Saachi Jain is the topper with 96.50%
Aryamaan is second with 96.33%
Ruhi Jain is third with 96.17%
- Some of the highlights of the ICSE 2016 results are as under:
50 students scored 90% and above
43 students scored between 80% and 89%
16 students scored between 70% and 79%
13 students scored between 60% and 69%
5 student scored between 50% and 59%
1 Student scored between 40% and 49%
26th April, 2016
- Parents who have not collected the Report Card of their ward may collect on Monday, 30th May 2016 between 10.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon. You are also requested to carry two passport size photographs (as mentioned in the circular). PTA fees may be paid on the same day.
Sd/-
Principal
25.08.2015
- Physics Workshop for Std. 10 on 26.08.2015
Please click below to download the circular
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Monday, 10th August to Friday, 14th August 2015
- The School Mission week, a value based education programme is organised by the Scripture Union which is an International Organization working among children in 132 countries including India.
17.07.2015
- The first meeting of the General Body of the PTA for the academic year 2015-2016 will be held on 31st July, 2015 at 11.00 a.m. in the school.
03.07.2015
Dear Parent,
- Junior KG : Please be informed that the login ID and password for your child has been issued and is sent with your child. Please check the bag for the letter.
08.06.2015
- Online Admission process for Std 11 will start from Tuesday, 9th June 2015 between
10.30 am to 11.30 am - Std 10 A
11.30 a.m to 12.30 a.m - Std 10 B
12.30 a.m to 1.30 p.m - Std 10 C
Please fill up the application form and get the printed copy with attested documents for verification and approval. Further instructions will be given in school.
01.06.2015
- 1. ICSE 2015 the following documents will be available from Tuesday, 2nd June 2015 between 10.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. at the front office.
a. Pass Certificate
b. Statement of Marks
c. Migration Certificate
d. Transfer Certificate
- 2. Attestation: 3 copies of each certificate to be submitted to the Principal for attestation.
- 3. Eligibility Forms will be available at the address given below:
Sector 6/7, S.S.C. Board, Plot No. 27/28, Opp. St. Lawrence School, Sector No. 16 A, Vashi, Contact No. 27662504
- 4. Revaluation of Subjects for I.C.S.E. March 2015 Examinations:
Students who are interested in applying for revaluation of any subject, you are requested to submit a written application at the school latest by Friday, 12th June 2015.
- 5. Parent ID and Student ID to be returned to the school office when collecting your ICSE documents.
29.05.2015
- Std. XI online admission booklet will be available in the School office from Monday to Friday between 10 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. on paying Rs.150/-.
28.05.2015
- The Management, Principal and Staff of BSS Powai heartily congratulate all the 123 students of ICSE batch 2015 for doing us proud in securing a cent percent result.
- On account of the ICSE Farewell on Friday, 27th March 2015 there will be a holiday for the students of Stds. 1 to 9.
- Choice of Subjects and the Fee Notice is uploaded for the Students Admitted to Std 11 (ISC) at Bombay Scottish School - Mahim.
- To download Choice of Subjects (Bombay Scottish School - Mahim) please click below
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- To download Fee Notice (Bombay Scottish School - Mahim) please click below
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23.02.2015:
- Dear Parent,
Please inform your ward appearing for ICSE March 2015 Examinations to report to school by 9.30 a.m on Thursday, 26th February, 2015. They are to carry their Admit Card daily and all transparent stationery and water bottle. Best Wishes for the ICSE exams.
Sd/- Principal.
School re-opens :
- Tuesday 6th January, 2015 : Std. 9 & 10
- Wednesday 7th January, 2015 : Std. 5 to Std. 8
- Thursday 8th January, 2015 : Jr Kg to Std. 4
5th December 2014
- 'THE DIARY OF A SCOTTISHITE'
Dear Ex-Students, Wherever you are, whatever you have become you owe it to this Wondrous Institute that stands by the Powai Lake. It's that time of the year to become nostalgic and reminisce over the good old days.
Bombay Scottish School - Powai is organizing a RE-UNION for the ICSE batches: Ø 2012, Ø 2013, Ø 2014.
On the 12th of December 2014
Kindly report by 4.00 p.m.
Dress Code : Semi Formals
5th December 2014
Dear Parents,
Please be informed that the students of Std 6 to10 will come to school on Saturday, 13th December 2014 for the concert practice and will be dispersed at 12.00 noon.
Sd/- Principal
Thursday, 13th November 2014
- Annual Sports Day (Junior Section)
Friday, 14th November 2014
- Annual Athletic Meet (Senior Section)
- Circular is uploaded for both the days . Please login for details.
3rd Sep 2014
- Dear Parent,
Please be informed that the Students will be dispersed at 10.30 a.m. on Friday, 5th September 2014 on account of Teachers Day. Students to come in school uniform.
MID TERM BREAK:
- There will be a mid-term break for students of Jrkg to Std 10 from Friday 29th August to Tuesday 2nd September 2014.
- NATIONAL OLYMPIAD - STD. 2 TO 10
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- UNESCO
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25th July 2014
- Parent-Teacher Meeting / PTA GBM - Friday 25th July, 2014 - for Jr Kg to Std. 10
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- School Clubs 2014-2015
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- Jr Robinage : Stds.1 & 2
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- Robinage - Std. 3 to 6
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- Times NIE (Std. 7 to Std. 10)
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- IAIS International Assessment - UNSW
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- "Circular for Annual Prize day"
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- "Additional Sports Coaching Circular" for 2014-2015
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- The Management, Principal and Staff of BSS Powai heartily congratulate all the 118 students of ICSE batch 2014 for doing us proud in securing a cent percent result.
- After School Activity Schedule
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16.06.2014
- Online Admission process for Std 11 will start from Tuesday, 17th June 2014 between
9.00 am to 10.00 am - Std 10 A
10.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m - Std 10 B
11.00 a.m to 12.00 noon - Std 10 C
- Please fill up the application form and get the printed copy with attested documents for verification and approval. Further instructions will be given in school.
- Revaluation of ICSE March 2014 Examinations
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10.06.2014
- ICSE 2014 documents will be available on Tuesday, 10th June 2014 between 10.00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. at the front office.
- On Payment Gateways
Sibling Cases - To pay the Fees for the Academic year - 2014-2015, through the Web-Portal, the parents need to use the Senior Siblings - User Name /Login ID and Password to access the "Finance" module for both the siblings. It is valid for siblings appeared for Boards of Std X in 2014.
Non - Sibling Cases - To pay the Fees for the Academic year - 2014-2015 through the Web-Portal, the parents need to use their existing - User Name/Login ID and Password to access the "Finance" module. The Login Page, by default, the Academic Year will be shown as 2013-2014 till 31st May 2014.
As The Academic Year will Start from 1st June 2014 to 31st May 2015, when parents login from 1st June 2014 by default the academic year will be shown as 2014-2015 in the login page.
Please , go to the Academic year - 2014-2015 , to View the Booklist.
- The Booklet for Online admission to Std 11 is available in school from Monday to Friday between 10.00 a.m to 12.00 noon on payment of Rs. 150/- for the students who appeared for ICSE 2014 examinations.
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today. Grades 1 to 4 will be dispersed at 11:30 a.m. and Grades 5 to 10 will be dispersed at 12:30 p.m. today (Wednesday 04th September,2019).
- Due to heavy rain and traffic Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Friday 02 August, 2019).
We are happy to announce the appointment of the following for Bombay Scottish School, Powai.
1. Senior Academic Coordinator - Mrs. Esther Selvaraj
2. ICSE Coordinator (Grades 9 &10) - Mrs. Monicca David
3. Middle School Coordinator (Grades 6 to 8) - Mrs. Harpreet Kaur Chodda
We wish them all the very best.
Thanking you,
Sd/-
Principal
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Wednesday 24th July, 2019).
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Monday 08th July, 2019).
- Dear Parents,
The school will stay closed today on account of the rains(2.07.2019)
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Friday, 28th June 2019).
- Notice for Online admission Part 2
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- Notice for the Std. 11 students who have secured admission to Bombay Scottish School, Mahim
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- Circular for HSC college admission 2019-2020
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Dear Parents,
Online Admission Booklets are available in the School Office for the students of ICSE Batch 2019, for admission to Junior Colleges. The cost of each Online Admission Booklet is Rs 250/- only.
You may collect the above from (Friday 24th May, 2019) to (Wednesday 29th May, 2019) between 10.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon.
Sd/-
Principal
- Certificates ICSE-2019
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- Circular of applying for rechecking the ICSE results 2019
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08.08.2018
- The School will remain CLOSED for students on 09th August, 2018 on account of Maharashtra Bandh.
09.07.2018
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today.
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Monday 09th July, 2018).
03.07.2018
- Due to heavy rain there will be no After School Activities today. It will resume from tomorrow as per schedule.
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Tuesday 03rd July, 2018).
25.06.2018
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20 p.m. today (Monday 25th June, 2018).
19.06.2018
- The Annual Prize for Seniors is Schedule on Tuesday, 26th June 2018
01.06.2018
- School Commences:
- Thursday 7th June, 2018: Std 1 - 10
- Friday 8th June, 2018: Sr. Kg.
- Thursday 14th June, 2018: Jr. Kg.
25.05.2018
Dear Parent,
Guidelines session for FYJC Online Admission Form will take place on Monday 28th May, 2018. Parents of the ICSE 2018 students, who are opting for Online Admission, are requested to come to school at 11:00 a.m. You are required to carry your Booklets with you.
Sd/-
Principal
24.05.2018
- Certificates ICSE-2018
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22.05.2018
- Please click on the below download button for the list of books required for Std.11 ISC batch 2019
Download
18.05.2018
- Circular of applying for rechecking the ICSE results 2018
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16.05.2018
- Please download the procedure for FYJC online admission by clicking the below link
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09.05.2018
Dear Parents,
Online Admission Booklets are available in the School Office for the students of ICSE Batch 2018, for admission to Junior Colleges. The cost of each Online Admission Booklet is Rs 250/- only.
You may collect the above from (Monday 21st May, 2018) to (Thursday 31st May, 2018) between 10.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon.
Sd/-
Principal
07.02.2018
Due to certain unavoidable circumstances the sports day for Jr Kg to Grade 2 scheduled on 8th February 2018 and sports day for Grade 3 to 5 scheduled on 9th February 2018 has been postponed till further notice.
Sd/-
Principal
29.01.2018
- FAREWELL
Farewell for ICSE-2018 batch will be held on Tuesday, 03rd April, 2018.
04.12.2017
Dear Parents,
As per government directive school will remain closed tomorrow(05.12.2017)
Sd/-
Principal
30.10.2017
Kindly click the link below to fill the online alumni form.
https://goo.gl/forms/tFsgzMYAPL8gmVgj1
20.09.2017
Dear Parents
The school shall remain closed today on a/c of heavy rains. The exam that was supposed to Be held today will be rescheduled and children will be informed likewise while rest of the exam schedule shall be followed as per the time table.
Sd/-
Principal
31.08.2017
- Grades 9 and 10 will be dispersed at 2:20pm today (Thursday 31st August, 2017). The after school activities will be conducted as per schedule.
30.08.2017
- The Jr Kg trip scheduled for 31st August is postponed to 1st September. Jr KG and Sr KG will have regular school on 31st August.
29.08.2017
On Wednesday 30th August 2017, the school will remain close on account of heavy rains.
17.07.2017
Dear Parents,
The photographer will be available in the School Premises on 28th July, 2017 from 8.15 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Interested parents can place their orders for 2016-2017 photographs by making the required payments directly to the photographer.
Sd/-
Principal
08.06.2017
Notice for the collection of Certificates for students who passed the ICSE March 2017 Examination
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07.06.2017
- Students of ISC Std. 11 (2017-2018) to report with their parent tomorrow Wednesday 7th June 2017 at 9 a.m. in the Gamaliel Hall at Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
05.06.2017
Dear Parent,
Guidelines session for FYJC Online Admission Form will take place on Wednesday 07th June 2017. Parents of the ICSE 2017 students, who are opting for Online Admission, are requested to come to school at 1:00 p.m. You are required to carry your Booklets with you.
Sd
Principal
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Dear Parents,
Online Admission Booklets are available in the School Office for the students of ICSE Batch 2017, for admission to Junior Colleges. The cost of each Online Admission Booklet is R250/- only.
You may collect the above from 1st June 2017 between 10.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m.
Sd/-
Principal
23.11.2016
- Class Photographs
To download Class Photograph of Pre-Primary. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 1 and Grade 2. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 3 and Grade 4. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 5 and Grade 6. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 7 and Grade 8. Please click the link below
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To download Class Photograph of Grade 9 and Grade 10. Please click the link below
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26th August, 2016
- The School invites applications from trained experienced teachers.
Refer to the 'Careers' link on the homepage for details.
16th August, 2016
- To download pictures of Junior Annual Prize Day. Please click below
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11.08.2016
- "Circular no. BSS/P/Cir.18/16 dated 11th August, 2016 for Grade 8 to Grade 10 regarding Independence Day Celebrations has been uploaded in the individual login ID".
- Mid - Term break for Jr. Kg to Grade 10 :
Saturday, 3rd September 2016 to Wednesday, 7th September 2016.
05.08.2016
- After school activities will not be held today, 5th August 2016, due to heavy rains.
- All bus students will be dispersed from school at 1.10 p.m.
- Students who do not avail the bus will be dispersed at 1.45 p.m.
01.08.2016
Please click on the link below to download MUN 2016 Chair Application form. Interested students should download and submit the completed form by August 3, 2016.
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15th July, 2016
To view pictures of Annual Prize Day 5th July 2016. Please click below
Click here
1st June, 2016
- Dear Parent,
For ICSE 2016 students:
The Online Admission forms have been APPROVED by the school. The students are required to get a print out of the APPROVED form signed by themselves and submit the same to the school on Friday, 3rd June 2016 between 10.00 am and 12.00 noon.
The students can collect the submitted APPROVED forms from the school on Wednesday, 8th June 2016 between 10.00 a.m and 12.00 noon.
Sd/-
Principal
24th May, 2016
- Dear Parent,
Guidelines session for FYJC Online Admission Form will take place on Thursday, 26th May 2016. Parents of the ICSE 2016 students, who are opting for Online Admission are requested to come to school between 11.00 a. m and 12.00 noon and please carry your Booklets with you.
Sd/-
Principal
16th May, 2016
- Dear Parent,
The Online Booklet for admission to Std 11 (2016-2017) is available in school from Monday to Friday between 10.00 a.m and 12.00 noon on payment of Rs. 150/- for the students appeared for ICSE March 2016 examinations.
Sd/ Principal
11th May, 2016
- Documents of ICSE 2016
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06th May, 2016
ICSE EXAMINATION 2016
- The Management, Principal and Staff of BSS Powai heartily congratulate all the 127 students of ICSE batch 2016 for doing us proud.
- The ICSE Exams were held from 29th February 2016 to 31st March 2016. A total of 128 students appeared for the exam. The ICSE results were declared on 6th May 2016 at 3.00 p.m. 127 students passed and 1 failed.
Saachi Jain is the topper with 96.50%
Aryamaan is second with 96.33%
Ruhi Jain is third with 96.17%
- Some of the highlights of the ICSE 2016 results are as under:
50 students scored 90% and above
43 students scored between 80% and 89%
16 students scored between 70% and 79%
13 students scored between 60% and 69%
5 student scored between 50% and 59%
1 Student scored between 40% and 49%
26th April, 2016
- Parents who have not collected the Report Card of their ward may collect on Monday, 30th May 2016 between 10.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon. You are also requested to carry two passport size photographs (as mentioned in the circular). PTA fees may be paid on the same day.
Sd/-
Principal
25.08.2015
- Physics Workshop for Std. 10 on 26.08.2015
Please click below to download the circular
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Monday, 10th August to Friday, 14th August 2015
- The School Mission week, a value based education programme is organised by the Scripture Union which is an International Organization working among children in 132 countries including India.
17.07.2015
- The first meeting of the General Body of the PTA for the academic year 2015-2016 will be held on 31st July, 2015 at 11.00 a.m. in the school.
03.07.2015
Dear Parent,
- Junior KG : Please be informed that the login ID and password for your child has been issued and is sent with your child. Please check the bag for the letter.
08.06.2015
- Online Admission process for Std 11 will start from Tuesday, 9th June 2015 between
10.30 am to 11.30 am - Std 10 A
11.30 a.m to 12.30 a.m - Std 10 B
12.30 a.m to 1.30 p.m - Std 10 C
Please fill up the application form and get the printed copy with attested documents for verification and approval. Further instructions will be given in school.
01.06.2015
- 1. ICSE 2015 the following documents will be available from Tuesday, 2nd June 2015 between 10.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. at the front office.
a. Pass Certificate
b. Statement of Marks
c. Migration Certificate
d. Transfer Certificate
- 2. Attestation: 3 copies of each certificate to be submitted to the Principal for attestation.
- 3. Eligibility Forms will be available at the address given below:
Sector 6/7, S.S.C. Board, Plot No. 27/28, Opp. St. Lawrence School, Sector No. 16 A, Vashi, Contact No. 27662504
- 4. Revaluation of Subjects for I.C.S.E. March 2015 Examinations:
Students who are interested in applying for revaluation of any subject, you are requested to submit a written application at the school latest by Friday, 12th June 2015.
- 5. Parent ID and Student ID to be returned to the school office when collecting your ICSE documents.
29.05.2015
- Std. XI online admission booklet will be available in the School office from Monday to Friday between 10 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. on paying Rs.150/-.
28.05.2015
- The Management, Principal and Staff of BSS Powai heartily congratulate all the 123 students of ICSE batch 2015 for doing us proud in securing a cent percent result.
- On account of the ICSE Farewell on Friday, 27th March 2015 there will be a holiday for the students of Stds. 1 to 9.
- Choice of Subjects and the Fee Notice is uploaded for the Students Admitted to Std 11 (ISC) at Bombay Scottish School - Mahim.
- To download Choice of Subjects (Bombay Scottish School - Mahim) please click below
Download PDF
- To download Fee Notice (Bombay Scottish School - Mahim) please click below
Download PDF
23.02.2015:
- Dear Parent,
Please inform your ward appearing for ICSE March 2015 Examinations to report to school by 9.30 a.m on Thursday, 26th February, 2015. They are to carry their Admit Card daily and all transparent stationery and water bottle. Best Wishes for the ICSE exams.
Sd/- Principal.
School re-opens :
- Tuesday 6th January, 2015 : Std. 9 & 10
- Wednesday 7th January, 2015 : Std. 5 to Std. 8
- Thursday 8th January, 2015 : Jr Kg to Std. 4
5th December 2014
- 'THE DIARY OF A SCOTTISHITE'
Dear Ex-Students, Wherever you are, whatever you have become you owe it to this Wondrous Institute that stands by the Powai Lake. It's that time of the year to become nostalgic and reminisce over the good old days.
Bombay Scottish School - Powai is organizing a RE-UNION for the ICSE batches: Ø 2012, Ø 2013, Ø 2014.
On the 12th of December 2014
Kindly report by 4.00 p.m.
Dress Code : Semi Formals
5th December 2014
Dear Parents,
Please be informed that the students of Std 6 to10 will come to school on Saturday, 13th December 2014 for the concert practice and will be dispersed at 12.00 noon.
Sd/- Principal
Thursday, 13th November 2014
- Annual Sports Day (Junior Section)
Friday, 14th November 2014
- Annual Athletic Meet (Senior Section)
- Circular is uploaded for both the days . Please login for details.
3rd Sep 2014
- Dear Parent,
Please be informed that the Students will be dispersed at 10.30 a.m. on Friday, 5th September 2014 on account of Teachers Day. Students to come in school uniform.
MID TERM BREAK:
- There will be a mid-term break for students of Jrkg to Std 10 from Friday 29th August to Tuesday 2nd September 2014.
- NATIONAL OLYMPIAD - STD. 2 TO 10
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- UNESCO
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25th July 2014
- Parent-Teacher Meeting / PTA GBM - Friday 25th July, 2014 - for Jr Kg to Std. 10
Download PDF
- School Clubs 2014-2015
Download PDF
- Jr Robinage : Stds.1 & 2
Download PDF
- Robinage - Std. 3 to 6
Download PDF
- Times NIE (Std. 7 to Std. 10)
Download PDF
- IAIS International Assessment - UNSW
Download PDF
- "Circular for Annual Prize day"
Download PDF
- "Additional Sports Coaching Circular" for 2014-2015
Download PDF
- The Management, Principal and Staff of BSS Powai heartily congratulate all the 118 students of ICSE batch 2014 for doing us proud in securing a cent percent result.
- After School Activity Schedule
Download PDF
16.06.2014
- Online Admission process for Std 11 will start from Tuesday, 17th June 2014 between
9.00 am to 10.00 am - Std 10 A
10.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m - Std 10 B
11.00 a.m to 12.00 noon - Std 10 C
- Please fill up the application form and get the printed copy with attested documents for verification and approval. Further instructions will be given in school.
- Revaluation of ICSE March 2014 Examinations
Download PDF
10.06.2014
- ICSE 2014 documents will be available on Tuesday, 10th June 2014 between 10.00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. at the front office.
- On Payment Gateways
Sibling Cases - To pay the Fees for the Academic year - 2014-2015, through the Web-Portal, the parents need to use the Senior Siblings - User Name /Login ID and Password to access the "Finance" module for both the siblings. It is valid for siblings appeared for Boards of Std X in 2014.
Non - Sibling Cases - To pay the Fees for the Academic year - 2014-2015 through the Web-Portal, the parents need to use their existing - User Name/Login ID and Password to access the "Finance" module. The Login Page, by default, the Academic Year will be shown as 2013-2014 till 31st May 2014.
As The Academic Year will Start from 1st June 2014 to 31st May 2015, when parents login from 1st June 2014 by default the academic year will be shown as 2014-2015 in the login page.
Please , go to the Academic year - 2014-2015 , to View the Booklist.
- The Booklet for Online admission to Std 11 is available in school from Monday to Friday between 10.00 a.m to 12.00 noon on payment of Rs. 150/- for the students who appeared for ICSE 2014 examinations.
News
Date: 19th August to 1st October, 2019
Event: Tennis Tournaments: AISM- National School Games / ASISC
Our star tennis player, Keval Kirpekar won the doubles in the U 14 category at the Championship series in Ahmedabad. He followed up this victory with Gold in the AISM Regional Tournament and the AISM, State level Tournament, both in the U 14 category. He was selected to captain the 'Maharashtra and Goa' team at the Nationals in Bengaluru. He led his team to the finals, after defeating teams from West Bengal and the North East. The finals is scheduled to be held in Pune, this December.
He also won the Gold Medal in the Individual Event at the Nationals organized by the Association of Schools for the Indian School Certificate (ASISC) in Bengaluru.
Outstanding Effort! You should be proud, just as we are!
Date: 30th September, 2019.
Event: DSO Football Tournament - U17 (Girls)
Venue: St. Francis D'Assisi Ground, Borivali
Among 64 teams that participated, our dynamic brigade of girls were the First Runners-up at the event. The winning team comprised the following members: 1) Disha Khadtare 2) Mihika Saraph 3) Dia Daison Arakkal 4) Kashish Modani 5) Sheetal Prakash 6) Evann Reny 7) Anusha Guha 8) Netra Neelakantan 9) Garima Tikle 10) Zarah Martin 11) Nashmita Jathanna 12) Saesha Agarwal 13) Smriti Chaturvedi 14) Bianca D'souza 15) Chahel Gupta 16) Tanvee Bhangale 17) Johanna Foster Kulangara.
Give yourselves a pat on your back, girls! You deserve it!
Date: 29th September, 2019.
Event: Gizmo Geeks
Venue: Lilavatibai Podar High School
Priyanshu Yadav from Grade 8 won the First place in the Comic Strip Maker event while Vver Khurrana from Grade 10 came in Third in the Ace the App event.
You boys are on the mark! Well done!
Date: 28th September, 2019.
Event: Collins Scrabble Championship
Venue: The Cathedral and John Connon School
Scrabble Champ, Arvind Iyengar continued his winning spree by acing this competition. He was the winner in the Grade 8 category and was also awarded the Champion of Champions Trophy for his excellent show of skill.
Exceptional performance! Wishing that your genius continues as you work your wonder at the Nationals!
Date: 28th September, 2019.
Event: Canara Knowledge Champ
Venue: Canara Bank, Bandra Kurla Complex
Among 700 teams, with participants across grades 8 to 12, Samarpana Panda and Aditya Agrawal of Grades 9 & 10 respectively, won the First place at the Regional Level. They were awarded a trophy and a cheque of Rs. 50,000/- They will now be representing the school, as well as Mumbai city, at the National level in Bengaluru, later this year.
You've Outdone Yourselves! Kudos!
Date: 27th September, 2019.
Event: NIE Quiz (Times of India)
Venture: Zaverben Popatlal Sabhagraha Auditorium, Ghatkopar
In the written G.K. Quiz, based on Science and Math, Aditya Agrawal & Aiden Correya (Grade 10) & Sanidhya Chand (Grade 9) won the First place at the Zonal Level. They were awarded a trophy, a tablet, and a gift voucher.
Two Thumbs Up!
Date: 26th September, 2019.
Event: The Tenth Asian Age Group Championship
Venue: Bengaluru
Our budding swimming virtuoso, Apeksha Fernandes won the bronze medal in the 200 m Breaststroke event with India's best timing in the Women's category. She was also a member of the team which won the bronze medal in the Mixed Medley race (4x100 m). She managed to reach the final 8 in all 5 individual events for which she was selected. Out of these, she stood fifth in two events, and 7th and 8th in the remaining two events. In all, 28 Asian countries participated in this championship. Apeksha’s feat at the tender age of 14 years is truly inspirational. The Secretary of the GMAAA said that they were very delighted and ecstatic at her stellar performance.
Take a bow, Team Apeksha. Cheers!
Date: 23rd September, 2019.
Event: Indian School Scrabble Championship (conducted by Wordaholix)
Venue: Jamnabai Narsee School
Arvind Iyengar and Uday Tej Singh were the Zonal Winners and have qualified for the Nationals to be held in conjunction with WESPA (World English Speaking Scrabble Players Association) Championship in Goa, later this year.
Phenomenal Effort, Boys!
Date: 23rd September, 2019.
Event: Choral Recitation - Stories Come Alive
Venue: School Hall
Following are the winners of the Intra-class competition:
GRADE 1
First Place Grade 1B
Second Place Grade 1A
Third Place Grade 1C
GRADE 2
First Place Grade 2B
Second Place Grade 2C
Third Place Grade 2A
Congratulations!
Date:17th/20th September 2019
Event: Council's National Sports and Games 2019
Venue: University Sports Pavilion
Rianne Fernandes of Grade 8 won the Bronze at the Zonal Level as well as the Regional Level in the 200m race.
Date: 15th September, 2019.
Event: Inter-school TCS IT Wiz 2019
Venue: Rangsharda Auditorium, Bandra Reclamation
Among 6 teams from various schools across Maharashtra and Surat, with students studying in grades 8 to 12 participating, our wizkids from Grade 10, Aditya Agrawal & Karan Nagdev won the Third place at the competition. They also won a gift voucher of Rs. 5000/-.
You two deserve a star!
Date: 15th September, 2019.
Event: All-India Anglo-Indian Association, Mumbai Branch - Inter-School Group Singing
Competition -"Music Mania"
Venue: Christ Church School
Grades: 9 &10
To celebrate the World Anglo-Indian Day, a singing competition was organized. Each of the 10 participating schools had to pick draws to select the band whose songs they would perform a medley of. Our students had to perform songs by the Eagles. They won the Third place. They were awarded a trophy, medals, certificates and a cake. Their performance was appreciated by all.
i) Lakshmi Krishnan
ii) Vera Kotian
iii) Anusha Sankholkar
iv) Khushi Bachwani
v) Rainah Syed
Way to go, girls!
Date: 14th September, 2019.
Event: Inter-school Competition: Rochak (Hindi)
Venue: Christ Church School
Group Medley Singing: First Place
The participants were Priyonka Niyogi & Hiyanshi Mehta from Grade 6, Suhani Minocha, Vranda Bansal, Esha Agarwal, Shrestha Asthana, Akshat Kartik, Kabir Bachvani, Samarthya Rindani, Manas Maroji and Bhargav Nandkumar from Grade 7.
Video Clip: Second Place
The participants were Soham K. Shesh & Samarpana Panda from Grade 9 & Uday Tej Singh & Aditya Agarwal from Grade 10.
Quiz: Third Place
The participants were Veerish Leekha, Anvay Borade & Atharva S. Pandey from Grade 8.
Fancy Dress: Shivank Tandon from Grade 5 won the Second place.
Essay Writing: Prisha Singh from Grade 6 won the Third place.
News Paper Bag: Roshni Ramaratnam & Mrudula Arolkar from Grade 7 won the Third place.
We couldn’t be prouder of our team of talented and enthusiastic students!
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Event: Inter-house Vocal Solo Competition
Grades: 9 & 10
Venue: School Hall
Following are the winners:
1st Place Lakshmi Krishnan (Blue)
2nd Place Vera Kotian (Blue)
3rd PLace Rainah Syed (Blue) & Anusha Sankholkar (Blue)
CP Dyuti Milir (Red)
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Event: U16 Girls - MSSA IInd Division Football Tournament
Venue: Cooperage Ground, Churchgate
Our sporting U-16 Girls won Third place and made us proud. The team members are as follows:
1) Disha Khadtare 2) Mihika Saraph 3) Dia Daison Arakkal 4) Kashish Modani 5) Sheetal Prakash 6) Evann Reny 7) Anusha Guha 8) Stasha Pereira 9) Netra Neelakantan 10) Garima Tikle 11) Zarah Martin 12) Nashmita Jathanna 13) Saesha Agarwal 14) Smriti Chaturvedi 15) Bianca D'souza 16) Chahel Gupta 17) Tanvee Bhangale 18) Johanna Foster Kulangara
Keep Up the Good Work!
Date: 31st August, 2109.
Event: Powai Fest 2020 - Knowledge Quest (Team Event)
Venue: Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai
At the event, our young champs stole the show by winning the top two prizes. The team comprising Pulak Banerjee (Grade 7), Pranav Arun (Grade 8) & Samarpana Panda (Grade 9) won the First place, while the team comprising Sanidhya Chand (Grade 9), Siddharth Ravi (Grade 8) and Ritvik Bhat(Grade 7) came in Second.
Impressive!
Date: 30th August, 2019
Event: Interact Club - Flood Relief Campaign
In view of the unprecedented floods that had caused extreme devastation in many states within the country, the students, with immense support provided by the GOONJ FOUNDATION, collected basic essentials such as sanitary pads, new undergarments, toothbrushes, toothpaste and soap bars for hygiene, as well as pulses such as rice, dal, rava and sugar, for those who were affected. It was ensured that these items were packed and placed carefully in the van.
We are happy to see our students blossom into wonderful human beings with a heart of service!
Date: 25th August, 2019.
Event: 13th I.I.K.F. All India Karate Championship 2019
Venue: Priyadarshi Sports Complex, Mulund
Shlok Suri of Grade 8 won the Gold Medal in the 12 to 13 years category in KUMITE and the Silver Medal in the12 to 13 years category in KATA.
Date: 23rd August 2019
Event: Anglo ndian Football Tournament (U-12 Boys)
Venue: Christ Church
Our team won the Fair Play award at the event. The team comprised the following members: Sean Chettiar, Priyansh Iyer, Shravan Sreevathsow, Vedhanth Rammohan and Yash Vashisht from Grade 6 and Rian Sangam, Ranit Senthilnathan, Raul da Costa, Shivank Tandon, Ajinkya Dinesh and Aarush Bhattacharya from Grade 5.
Well done, boys!
Date: 23rd August, 2019.
Event: Inter-house Dramatics Competition
Genre: Mystery - Whodunit!
Grades: 9 & 10
This year an array of mystery plays were showcased. Each had an essence of its own. From plays written by Agatha Christie & Alfred Hitchcock to one written by students themselves, none failed to enthrall the audience and judges alike. The nail-biting moments, the mysterious characters, compelling pieces of evidence, the cliff hangers, the mesmerizing sets, the magic weaved by the prop makers - each of these contributed to a spectacular show. All in all, it was a morning well spent!
The winners of the event are as follows:
First Place: Blue House
Director: Lakshmi Krishnan
Asst Director: Shreya Saha
Narrator: Lakshmi Krishnan
Actors: Vaishnavi Wariar
Dia Daison Arakkal
Beatrice Barretto
Rainah Syed
Anusha Sankholkar
Vera Kotian
Shehzan Workingboxwalla
Sheetal Prakash
Aditya Agrawal
Ananya Parashar
Shezan Dhamodiwala
Head of Props: Ananya Guha
Prop Making Team: Arushi Gupta
Surabhi Nair
Ashutosh Nair
Sheetal Prakash
Head of Logistics: Marc Daniel
Prop Movers: Rehaan Sardana
Soham Dharankar
Aryan Patil
Aryan Kotwal
Ashutosh Nair
Aditya Agrawal
Shezan Dhamodiwala
Japjot Singh Dang
Sound and Lighting: Naina Sisodia
Shaurya Goel
Rehaan Sardana
Costume : Jigyasa Krishna
Naina Sisodia
Head of PR Team: Anusha Sankholkar
P R Team: Ananya Parashar
Lakshmi Krishnan
Ananya Guha
First Runners-Up: Yellow House
Director: Kashish Modani
Asst. Director: Tarun G. Patil
Technical Directors: Tarun Patil, Arham Mahajan
Script Writers: Kashish Modani, Neel Joshi, Apurva Mukherjee, Soumik Chowdhury
Logistics: Aryan Singh, Stasha Pereira, Evann Reny, Alwin Johnson, Chrysl Thomas, Keith D'Souza, Jayden Cabral, Ivan Joseph
Art Team: Vartika Pattabiraman, Kavya Rola, Pavitra Pattabiraman, Manav Suraj, Hemmenth Kumar, Eshna Mukherjee, Tanya Dinesh, Anna Mathias
Actors: Apurva Mukherjee
Smriti Chaturvedi
Neel Joshi
Yash Puggal
Vishwas Samuel
Advait Rabde
Samarpana Panda
Arham Mahajan
Rhea Raghavan
Manav Suraj
Kashish Modani
Aliza Mordecai
Special Awards:
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Male):Sahil Rao
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Male)1st Runner-Up :Dhruv Narayan
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Female):Apurva Mukherjee
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Female)1st Runner-Up:Smriti Chaturvedi
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Male):Anshul Mitra
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Male)1st Runner-Up:Ishani Saha
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Female):Rainah Syed
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Female)1st Runner-Up:Jhanvi Srivastava
Best Set Design: The Blue House
Best Set Design 1st Runner-Up:The Green House
Best Costume :The Blue House
Best Costume 1st Runner-Up :The Green House
Best Director: Kashish Modani
Best Director 1st Runner-Up: Rishi Bhat
Best Narrator: Lakshmi Krishnan
Best Narrator 1st Runner-Up :Navya Sriram
-TEACHER ACHIEVEMENTS:
While our students won us laurels across many disciplines, our teachers are not far behind.
Date: 30th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Subject: Science
Award: Zero- Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives
Ms. Sanga won Sri Aurobindo Society Teacher Innovation award for sustainable efforts towards promoting joyful and experiential learning.
Date: 25th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Programme: Global Scholars - New York
Certificate: Professional Development - Level 2: Global Scholars, New York
Ms. Sanga was awarded a certificate for excellence in perspective-taking, understanding and appreciating culture, respectful communication, critical thinking, collaboration and community action during the Global Scholars programme, 2018-19.
Date: 31st August, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Subject: Home Science
Event: The Progressive Teacher Conclave
Venue: Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Ms. Sanga was conferred with the Teaching Excellence Award 2019 for Innovative Teaching Strategies in Science by S. Chand.
You are A Shining Star!
Date: 30th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. N.S. Lakshmi
Subject: English, Mathematics & Science
Award: Zero- Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives
Ms. N.S. Lakshmi won the Sri Aurobindo Society Teacher Innovation Certificate of Appreciation for sustainable efforts towards promoting joyful and experiential learning.
Date: 14th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. N.S. Lakshmi
Subjects: Economics & English Literature
Event: Edustar Awards 2019-20
Venue: Bombay Stock Exchange, Dalal Street
Out of 224 teachers from across India, Ms. N.S. Lakshmi was adjudged as one of the Top 10 Edustars of the year 2019-20 after rigorous rounds of written tests and panel interviews by some of the most prominent leaders in the field of education. This event was organized by the TeachersHelpTeachers Community. A truly incredible feat!
Special Mention: Article - Teacher Plus Magazine
An article written by Ms. N.S. Lakshmi was also published in the Teachers Plus magazine as part of their Teachers' Day special issue. This issue was dedicated to giving credit to students who have inspired teachers to think out of the box and look at things with a different perspective. She gives a true account of her learning from the students.
We are proud of you!
Date: 25th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Greeti Chacko
Programme: Global Scholars - New York
Certificate: Professional Development - Level 1: Global Scholars, New York
Ms. Chacko was awarded a certificate for excellence in perspective-taking, understanding and appreciating culture, respectful communication, critical thinking, collaboration and community action during the Global Scholars programme, 2018-19.
- CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION
ENGLISH – STORY WRITING
GRADES 3 & 4
1. Avyukta Singh
1. Meer Jain
3. Radhika Singh
3. Jashith Narang
CP. Sthitodhi Sen
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Ishan Vasishtha
2. Ryan Ronny
3. Namya Aggarwal
GRADES 7 & 8
1. Mihika Nair
2. Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
2. Roshni Ramaratnam
CP Aryan Gajwani
CP Kabir Bachwani
GRADES 9 & 10
1. Reuben Krish Sharma
2. Sanjana Biju Pillai
3. Navya Sriram
CP Apurva Mukherjee
- CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION
HINDI – POEM WRITING
GRADES 3 & 4
1. Radhika Singh
2. Charvi Gyananai
3. Kartik Burakia
CP Ahana Ghosh
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Shauraya Agarwal
2. Avani Kumar
2. Prisha Singh
3. Tanya Chouksey
CP Aashna Batheja
CP Rishi Saurabh
GRADES 7 & 8
1. Arushi Singh
2. Suhani Minocha
2. Viya Banerjee
3. Prakriti Gupta
3. Jahnavi S. Singh
CP Arshiya Agarwal
GRADES 9 & 10
1. Divya Kumaar
2. Bianca Dsouza
2. Mihika Saraf
3. Anushka Saurabh
3. Rainah Syed
- CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION
MARATHI – ESSAY WRITING
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Ananya Gandhe
2. Aarohi Matele
3. Anushka Gaine
CP Delisha Rajput
GRADES 7 & 8
1. Keval Kirpekar
2. Vaidehi Pattarkine
3. Grishma Jadhav
CP Purva Babar
CP Sanvi Mahajan
GRADES 9 & 10
1. Mihika Saraph
2. Shonita Bangale
3. Dyuti Milir
- INTRA CLASS ORATORY COMPETITION - ENGLISH
GRADE 1
1 Arella Angre
2 Aakarsh Kumar
3 Crista George
CP Dishta Sikri
GRADE 2
1 Niyati Gupta
2 Sunishka Saraswat
3 Sanaya Jain
CP Anahita Gauba
GRADE 3
1 Aaron Roshan
2 Joshua Joseph
2 Vedant Menon
3 Liam Alves
CP Aaliyah Patrao
CP Sthitodhi Sen
GRADE 4
1 Jashith Narang
2 Soham Baishya
3 Joel Thoppil
CP Sarah Sequeira
GRADE 5
1 Jasleen Kaur Chodda
2 Reya Mathew
3 Shivank Tandon
CP Jolene Kotian
GRADE 6
1st Avantika Ranjan
1st Aashna Batheja
2nd Lysandra Fernandes
2nd Swarnali Chowdhury
3rd Snehin Mitra
3rd Tvisha Narayan
GRADE 7
1st Saksham Gupta
2nd Vranda Bansal
3rd Akshat Kartik
CP Joshua Xavier Lewis
CP Prakriti Gupta
GRADE 8
1st Mihika Nair
2nd Arvind Iyengar
3rd Swarnav Halder
3rd Sana Maria Jadhav
- INTRA CLASS ORATORY COMPETITION - HINDI
GRADE 1
1 Anusha Gutgutia
2 Pulastya
3 Naabhya Subramaniam
CP Avantika Mittal
GRADE 2
1 Sanaya Jain
2 Ashia Wadhera
3 Vedaant Rahul Agarwal
CP Anant Kalantri
GRADE 3
1 Joshua Joseph
2 Ishaan Kalantri
3 Ciona Biju
CP Amelia Zoey Minz
CP Diva Malhotra
GRADE 4
1 Soham Baishya
2 Radhika Shriram Singh
3 Johan George Varghese
CP Manasvi Naresh Naik
GRADE 5
1 Nandita Krishnan
1 Taniya Chouksey
2 Shivank Tandon
3 Rian Sangam
CP Anushka Bhandarkar
CP Jolene Kotian
GRADE 6
1st Namya Aggarwal
2nd Prisha Singh
3rd Nysa Roshan
3rd Kevin John
CP Kenisha D'Souza
CP Kavya Sachar
Grade 7
1st Ritvik Bhat
2nd Arnav Malhotra
3rd Asma Master
3rd Akshat Kartik
Grade 8
1st Arushi Singh
2nd Arshiya Agarwal
2nd Jahnavi Shriram Singh
CP Ritisha Jain
- CISCE REGIONAL SPORTS AND GAMES 2019 - FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
(U-17 Boys - Juniors Group)
Our footballers made us proud by winning the Runners-up position which was held on 8th July, 2019 at the All Saints High School, Bhiwandi. Aryan Patil of Grade 10 was selected to be a part of the State Team for the AISM Football Tournament at the National level.
The names of the team members are…
1) Jayden Cabral
2) Ayushmaan
3) Dhruv Narayan
4) Soham Khadtare
5) Aryan Patil
6) Advait Rabde
7) Shaurya Goel
8) Aakar Babu
9) Shezan Dhamodiwala
10) Japjot Singh Dang
11) Aryan Singh
12) Granville Salins
13) Nachiket Garg
14) Rishi Sajit
15) Manavv Senhaa
16) Yatharth Singhvi
17) Sheldon Benson
18) Aalaap Seshanand
Kudos, Team Scottish!
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- COMPETITION - ANNUAL SAILING REGATTA
Organizers - The Royal Madras Yacht Club
Date: 2nd June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Sibling duo, Surya Palani Nandakumar of Grade 9 & Bhargav Palani Nandakumar of Grade 7, who were part of a five member team rowed their way to victory!
- WINNING LAURELS (NEWS)
1. Competition - 'Novella (Word Jamboree)' Competition
Organizers - St. Mary's ICSE School, Koparkhairne.
Date: 22nd June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Winners:
- Proverbial Twist
1st Place - Apurva Singh & Arvind Iyengar
- Too Good For Words
1st Place - Arvind Iyengar & Aanya Saraf
- Raging Poetry (A Slam Poetry Event)
1st Place - Navya Sriram
2nd Place - Mihika Nair
- Black Out Poetry
3rd Place - Lakshmi Krishnan
2. Competition - 'Athena'
Organizers: N. L. Dalmia School
Date: 29th & 30th June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Winners:
- Mind Twister
1st Place - Aditya Agrawal and Samarpana Panda
- Sip n Snack
2nd Place - Kashish Modani & Aliza Mordecai
- Temptations
3rd Place - Vaishnavi Wariar & Eshna Mukherjee
- Poster Making
3rd Place - Shaleen Bansal & Chahel Gupta
- Graffiti Painting
3rd Place - Ananya Guha & Jennessa Jacob
- Collage Making
3rd Place - Vranda Bansal & Swarnali Chowdhury
- Master Chef - Cake Craft
3rd Place - Angelina George & Anna Cherian
- RESULTS OF THE INTRA –CLASS/ INTER HOUSE ART COMPETITION 21ST JUNE 2019
JUNIOR KG
1. Alvira Dsouza
2. Sumira Singh & Avyaan Thareja
3. Jaanvi Amol Jadhav
CP. Araina Bhandari & Albina Candice
SENIOR KG
1. Maya Laghate
2. Mishika Singh
3. Shambhavi Yash
CP. Trish Abeer Singh & Jayden Abrahamraj Swamy
GRADE 1
1. Nevan Chettiar & Sofia Fernandes
2. Dishta Sikri
3. Jaden Sunil George
CP. Arika Baheti
GRADE 2
1. Niyati Gupta & Vivaan Singh
2. Paarth Nirvan & Sanvi Batra
3. Aranyaa Tayal
CP. Shriya Chatterjee & Keisha Gandhi
GRADE 3
1. Ciona Biju
2. Hia Gandhi & Rupangi Roy
3. Lakshya Deep & Kapish Neeli
CP. Navya Purwar, Riya Bhardwaj & Sthitodhi Sen
GRADE 4
1. Nisaba Raje Arora
2. Svetlana Furtado & Anya Sarangi
3. Teah Manoj Maliakkal
CP. Sukanya Khairnar, Ariane Nilesh Kadam, Jasit & Jashith Narang
GRADE 5
1. Aditi Suresh & Parth Naik
2. Rishaan Mani Abraham Mazhuvencheril & Harshal Kumbhar
3. Saayna Gupta
CP. Trisha Sain & Nishka Manish Mamtani
GRADE 6
1. Nysa Roshan & Ananiah Babu
2. Kiara Rodrigues & Swarnali Chowdhury
3. Anya Roy
CP. Snehin Mitra
GRADE 7
1. Mrudula Arolkar & Navya Hirak Joshi
2. Hansika Mathias & Naysa Varghese
3. Garima Sharma
CP. Rozene Kaur & Samarthya Rindani
GRADE 8
1. Jenisha Kunder & Helena Anto Chirayath
2. Reuben Beji & Ann Koshy
3. Piyali Dhar & Akashlina Dhar
CP. Ishita Kashive
GRADE 9 (Inter House Poster Making Competition)
1. Green House - Zarah Martin, Ojas Kumar, Sanjana Pillai, Mahek Panjwani, Disha Khadtare, Maanya Dubey , Nysa Sanghvi, Vandana Nicholas
2. Yellow House - Anaya Gode, Chrysl Thomas, Evann Reny, Kunal Gupta, Manya Nigam, Sibyl Salome Nadar, Pearl Eldho, Rhea Raghavan
GRADE 10 (Inter House Poster Making Competition)
1. Red House- Akanksha Vadakkan, Saesha Agarwal, Aarushi Chawla, Jashaank Arora, Soham Khadtare, Dyuti Milir, Chahel Gupta, Arushi Agarwal
2. Green House- Shaleen Bansal, Ayushmaan, Jhanvi Srivastava, Aniruddh Sengupta, Adya Gupta, Shreyas Katta, Indrani Ray, Jenessa Jacob
- Our star champion, Apeksha Fernandes from Grade 9 has done the School proud by winning the following:
a) At the Maharashtra State Meet, Pune- Swimming held between 30th May to 2nd June 2019, she won:
Gold in - 1) 200m & 400m Individual Medley,
2) 200m Butterfly stroke
3) 100m & 50m Breaststroke
b) At The National Aquatic Championships held at Rajkot, Gujarat , held between 24th June to 30th June 2019, she won:
Gold in - 1) 200m & 400m Individual Medley,
2) 200m Butterfly stroke
3) 100m & 50m Breaststroke
thus creating three National records. She was declared the best National Swimmer for girls under 14 and received the trophy from the Chief Minister of Gujarat. She has also won two relay gold medals for Maharashtra.
Facebook link covering the news: Click Here
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- The results of International General Knowledge Olympiad:
Grade 2
Gold : Kapish Neeli
Silver : Joshua Sibi Joseph
Bronze : Harshita Arun
Grade 3
Gold : Stuti Sinha
Silver : Jashith Narang
Bronze : Aarjav Jain
Grade 4
Gold : Ishan Vasishtha
Silver : Arjav Gangwal
Bronze : Parth Naik
Grade 5
Gold : Gynelle Joan Fernandes
Silver : Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Bronze : Prisha Singh
Grade 6
Gold : Tuviksha Murudkar
Grade 7
Gold : Atharva Pandey
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Sumedh P Narvekar
Grade 8
Gold : Samarth Sharma
Grade 9
Gold : Uday Tej Singh
- The results of National Science Olympiad
Grade 2
Gold : Harshita Arun
Silver : Shashwat Phuleria
Bronze : Joshua Sibi Joseph , Kapish Neeli
Grade 3
Gold : Dhriti Heranjal
Silver : Karthik Baskar
Bronze : Shlok Sinha
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Vihaan Krishnan Menon
Swasti Singh
Stuti Sinha
Grade 4
Gold : Nishka Mamtani
Silver : David Benjamin James
Bronze : Divanshi Bhambri
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Snehal Mishra
Ishan Vasishtha
Grade 5
Gold : Prisha Singh
Silver : Ria Thaokar
Bronze : Swarnali Chowdhury
Grade 6
Gold : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Silver : Aditya Venkata Konda
Bronze : Neel Solomon
Grade 7
Gold : Swarnav Halder
Silver : Dipayan Dasgupta
Bronze : Anvay Borade
Grade 8
Gold : Shreya Saha
Silver : Tanay Jain
Bronze : Niranjan Raina
Grade 9
Gold : Saachi Sirola
Silver : Uday Tej Singh
Bronze : Balaji Ramadhurai
Grade 10
Gold : Aditi Kumar
- The results of International English Olympiad
Grade 2
Gold: Aaliyah Dominique Patrao, Anshika Madan
Silver: Aadya Gupta
Bronze: Sthitodhi Sen
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction: Gold
Prisha Khandelwal
Liam David Alves
Joshua Sibi Joseph
Kapish Neeli
Riya Bhardwaj
Grade 3
Gold : Meer Ja
Silver : Kiaan Lobo, Shlok Sinha
Bronze : Aarjav Jain
Grade 4
Gold : Aaryan Iyer
Silver : Ranit Senthilnathan
Bronze : Vedant Nair
Grade 5
Gold : Cheryl George
Silver : Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Bronze : Mariam Mathews
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Prisha Singh
Grade 6
Gold : Siddhant Walase
Silver : Prakriti George
Bronze : Roshni Ramaratnam
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:Gold
Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Grade 7
Gold : Aanya Saraf
Silver: Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
Bronze : Arvind Iyengar
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Shashwat Singh
Dipayan Dasgupta
Grade 8
Gold : Ananya Mishra
Silver : Manasa Lakshmi Ganti
Bronze : Varun R Gogoi
Grade 9
Gold : Anusha Chandrashekar
Silver : Aiden Correya, Soumik Chowdhury
Bronze : Aditya Abhishek Agrawal
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Uday Tej Singh
Grade 10
Gold : Jeremiah Abraham
Silver : Brinda Chattopadhyay
Bronze : Aayushi Mahajan
The results of ASSET for outstanding performance in Mathematics / Science
Grade 3
Mathematics: Swasti Singh
Science: Stuti Sinha
Grade 4
Mathematics: Snehal Mishra
Science: Shubh Khadria
Grade 5
Mathematics: Mariam Mathews
Science: Prisha Singh
Grade 6
Silver:
Aditya Konda
Naina Thomas
Siddhant Ram Walase
Grade 7
Outstanding performance in Science: Adit Gupta
Scholar Certificate: Siddharth Ravi
Grade 8
Mathematics: Divya Tulapurkar
Outstanding performance in Mathematics: Tanay Jain & Divya Tulapurkar
Scholar Certificate: Reah Nainan, Tarun Patil & Netra Neelakantan
Grade 9
Outstanding performance in Mathematics: Aditya Agrawal
- At Infinitus 2019 held on 26th January, 2019 the following were declared as winners:
1. Nandita Neelakantan of Grade 7A secured second place in Black out Poetry
2. Pulak Banerjee Haldiya of Grade 6C secured second place in Write of passage.
3. Arvind Iyengar of Grade 7C secured second place in Build a Beast.
4. Ritvik Bhat of Grade 6B and Aanya Saraf of Grade 7C secured third place in Literary Remix
- In the Asset Talent Search, 2018, Siddhant Ram Walase has been awarded the Silver Scholar Certificate.
- Soham Baishya of Grade 3A secured the third position in individual Kata in the 24th Asian/ International World Funakoshi Shotokan Karate Organisation Open Karate Championship held on the 9th /10th of February, 2019.
- Pride of Scottish
- Writer's Bug - GET LITT
The students of grade 7 participated in the online Get Litt Book Review Challenge which is a gamified e-library for students that inculcates the reading habit in children. This is organized by Writer's Bug.
The following students of Grade 7 were awarded as winners in the Best Review Category for the month of January, 2019:
1) Apurva Singh
2) Shashwat Singh
3) Siddharth Ravi
-Football (U-12) Boys secured the Runner Up position at the Powai Fest held on 2nd February, 2019. Their names are as follows:
Shravan Sreevathsow
Kabir Bachwani
Vedhanth Rammohan
Saksham Verma
Sean Chettiar
Aayush Dwivedi
Daksh Bhardwaj
-Basketball (U-14) Girls secured the Runner Up position in the S. M. Shetty Interschool Basketball tournament held on 25th February, 2019.
Their names are as follows:
Sanjana Pillai
Jenisha Kunder
Nikita Deshmukh
Pearl Eldho
Avisha Saraf
Ananya Shibu
Joshika Karri
Aleeza Khan
Jiya Pandey
Jeffrina Evelyn
- Racheal Daniel of Grade 5B participated in the 6th F.M.A Maharashtra State Level Karate Championship organised by FIREWINGS MARTIAL ARTS and won a Silver medal in KATA in the 10-11 years age group category held on 5th August, 2018.
She also participated in the 24th ASIAN/INTERNATIONAL WFSKO OPEN KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP held at Priyadarshini Sports Complex, Mulund held on 9th/10th February, 2019 and was awarded the Bronze medal in the 10-11 years age group category in Individual Kata.
- Pride of Scottish
Ishan Amol Tannu of Grade 9 has been awarded by Wako India Kickboxing Federation the 2nd Degree Blackbelt in recognition of the progress, ability and knowledge that has been accomplished by the diligent study and practice in Kickboxing.
Aditya Konda secured silver medal in Taekwondo on 17th & 18th of January, 2019 conducted in Pune.
Apeksha Fernandes of Grade 8 was felicitated by the Government of Maharashtra on 31st January, 2019 for her outstanding performance in Khelo India.
Pranav Arun and Siddharth Ravi of Grade 7 secured second place in inQUIZitive 2019, held on 5th February, 2019 conducted by Bombay YMCA.
Snehal Mishra of grade 4B has secured the 33rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 3. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 450/- This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Swasti Singh of grade 3B has secured the 133rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 2. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 350/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Daksh Pajiar of grade 3C has secured the 83rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 2. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 400/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Jashith Narang of grade 3B has secured the 154th rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 3. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 300/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Karthik Baskar of grade 3A secured the 4th rank in the October Edition and ranked 2nd in the December Edition winning a medal for the same in Mathlathon 2018-19.
Name of the tournament: RYP Sports Invitational Meet (2018)
Date of the tournament: 25.11.18
Highlights: Raphael Kullu secured the 2nd position and won a Silver medal in the U-10 Boys below 36 kg weight held at Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Smarak Samiti, Juhu.
Name of the tournament: Viva
Date of the tournament: 15.12.18
Highlights: Raphael Kullu participated in Viva organized by Vibgyor Group of Schools at Vibgyor High, Goregaon (West) secured the 1st position and won a Gold medal in the U-10 Boys below 39 kg weight.
Name of the tournament: Mumbai Games Judo
Date of the tournament: 5.1.19/6.1.19
Highlights: Raphael Kullu participated in Mumbai Games Judo organized by Sports Consult at Dharavi Sports Complex, in the midgets category and secured the 2nd position and won a Silver medal.
Name of the Tournament: Sensei N.T. Bangera Memorial Invitational Inter School Judo Championship, 2019
Date of the tournament: 19.1.19/20.1.19
Highlights: Raphael Kullu of grade 4B secured the 2nd position and won a Silver medal in the U-10 Boys in the -42 kg weight category.
Date of the tournament: 16.1.19
Highlights: Raphael Kullu participated in Mumbai Schools Sports Association incorporating Bombay High School Athletic Association held at Dharavi Sports Complex, in theU-10 Boys category and secured the 1st position and won a Gold medal.
Inter House General Knowledge Competition
Date / Week: 17.1.19
Grade: 3-5
Highlights: The quiz comprised of five rounds. They comprised of Take your pic, Know your body, Identify the personality, Current affairs and Rapid fire. Yellow House won the competition. The winning team comprised of:
Svetlana Furtado (Grade: 3A)
Arjav Gangwal (Grade: 4B)
Aannya Seth (Grade: 5A)
- Pride of Scottish - At Infinitus, on 26th January, 2019 the following students were declared winners:
1. Pulak Banerjee Haldiya of Grade 6C secured first place in Black Out Poetry
2. Angelina George of Grade 6C secured first place in Are You Afraid of the Dark?
3. Roshni Ramaratnam of Grade 6B secured first place in Comic Relief
4. Ethan D'souza of Grade 7C secured second place in Comic Relief
5. Nysa Sanghvi of Grade 8C secured first place in Literary Remix
6. Rhea Rodrigues of Grade 6A, Mahika Raghunathan of Grade 7A and Nysa Sanghvi of Grade 8C secured first place in Verse Gets Better
- Report of 4th floor - 8.1.19 to 11.1.19
Pride of Scottish
1) Alisha Dhanasingh of Grade 8C secured the second place in the Judo Competition - VIVA, U/14Girls - Below 45kg, category on 15th December, 2018 held at Vibgyor High, Goregoan.
2) a) Daryl Dhanasingh of Grade 6C secured the first place in Judo Competition - VIVA, U/12 Boys - Below 30kg, category on 16th December, 2018 held at Vibgyor High, Goregoan.
b) He won the Bronze medal in Mumbai Games - Judo, U/12 Boys - Below 30kg, category on 5th January, 2019 held at Dharavi Sports Complex.
3) a) Tanay Jain of Grade 8A secured the 10th rank in the mega finals of ALL INDIA OPEN MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION held on 2nd September 2018, for Std 7. He secured 10/2536 in order of merit list and won a cash award.
b) Aditya Abhishek Agrawal of Grade 9C secured the 11th rank in the mega finals of the ALL INDIA OPEN MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION held on 2nd September 2018, for Std 8. He secured 11/1885 in order of merit list and won a cash award.
- Report of 4th Floor:
Pride of Scottish
1) Pulak Banerjee of Grade 6C won a trophy and Rupees Fifty thousand in Hindustan Times Scholarship programme 2018-19 held on 11th December, 2018 at Rangsharda Auditorium Bandra West, Mumbai- 400050.
2) Shreya Saha of Grade 8C secured first place in the Inter-School Story Writing event Once Upon a Time, 2018 Competition conducted by St.Gregorios High School, on 29th September, 2018.
- Interschool activities & sports:
Name of the tournament: Scottish Cup
Date of the tournament : 24.11.18
Highlights: The U-11 Boys Basketball team won the match against BSS, Mahim by scoring 12 baskets.
- Arvind Iyengar from Grade 7 secured First Runner-Up in the Collins Scrabble for Schools Championship 2018 on 24th November, 2018.
- Pride of Scottish:
Keval Kirpekar secured second place in the National level Championship Series Lawn Tennis Tournament under Doubles U-14, category (Boys) on 15th November, 2018.
Salonee Dey secured second place in the National level Championship Series Lawn Tennis Tournament under Doubles U-14, category (Girls) on 15th November, 2018.
Rohit Menon secured second place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Individual Kata, U-14 category.
Surya Nandakumar secured third place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Individual Kata, U-14 category
Bhargav Nandakumar secured
Second place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Kumite, U-12 category.
Third place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Kumite, U-12 category. Daryl Dhanasingh secured third place in RYP Sports Invitational Meet - 2018, on 25th November, 2018, in Judo, U-12 Boys -34 kg category.
- Inter house Music Competition
Grade: 6 to 10
- Vocal Solo
Grade 6
Akshat Kartik -1st place
Vranda Bansal -2nd place
Shrestha Asthana -3rd place
Hazel Nadar -3rd place
Grade 7
Shanaya Soans -1st place
Sneha Narayan -2nd place
Aleeza Khan -3rd place
Grade 8
Netra Neelakantan -1st place
Alisha Dhanasingh -2nd place
Angela Seejo -3rd place
Grade 9
Vera Kotian - 1st place
Lakshmi Krishna - 1st place
Khushi Bachwani - 2nd place
Anusha Sankholkar - 2nd place
Dyuti Milir - 3rd place
Grade 10
Anushruti Gupta - 1st place
Divya Thomas - 2nd place
Brinda Chattopadhya - 3rd place
Sakshi Tambe - 3rd place
- Instrumental Solo
Grade 6
Bhargav Nandkumar -1st place
Shane Sumitra -2nd place
Manas Maroju -3rd place
Grade 7
Atharva Vankit -1st place
Nikita Dheshmukh -2nd place
Abhigyan Seth -3rd place
Grade 8
Divya Tulapurkar -1st place
Rohit Menon -2nd place
Surya Nandakumar -3rd place
Grades 9 and 10
Swardhuni Pawar - 1st place
Shounak Acharya - 2nd place
Akshat Kale - 3rd place
Dhruv Narayan - Consolation
- Achievement in Intraclass activities
Spelling Bee Competition
Date: 22.10.2018
Grades:1 to 9
The winners are:
Anahita Gauba (1A)
Kashvi Neeli (2C)
Jashith Narang (3B)
Ashwin Pattabiraman (4A)
Prisha Singh (5A)
Roshni Ramaratnam (6B)
Shashwat Singh (7C)
Rainah Syed (8B)
Anusha Sankholkar (9C)
- Inter House Choral Singing Competition
Date : 24.10.18
Grade: 3, 4 & 5
Highlights: The Inter House Choral Singing Competition was conducted in the school hall.
The positions secured by the respective houses are:
Blue House- 1st
Green House - 2nd
Red House-3rd
Yellow House- 4th
- Pride of Scottish
1. Aditi Kumar of Grade 10 secured second position in Taekwondo Fight - Category U / 17 Girls 49 - 52 Kg. in the Council's National Sports & Games 2018 at the Regional Level held at Euro School, Airoli on 22nd July 2018.
2. Aditya Agrawal and Karan Nagdev of Grade 9 were the Regional Winners at the Nationwide Inter-School TCS IT Wiz 2018 held in Mumbai on 7th October 2018. They were declared the champions among 400 school teams. They will now participate in the national finals which will be held on 25th November, 2018.
- Achievement in Interschool sports
Pride of Scottish - Ranit Senthilnathan (Grade: 4C)
Position secured: Second
Name of the tournament: AISM
Date of the tournament: 21.7.18
Highlights: Ranit Senthilnathan won a silver medal in the U/10 boys light weight 33.1kg to 38 kg in the AISM Taekwondo Fight in the Council's National Sports and Games 2018 at the Regional level held at Euro School, Airoli on the 21st of July, 2018.
Pride of Scottish - Swasti Singh (Grade: 3B)
Position secured: Third
Name of the tournament: AISM
Date of the tournament: 22.7.18
Highlights: Swasti Singh won a bronze medal in the U/8 girls light weight 21.1kg to 24 kg in the AISM Taekwondo Fight in the Council's National Sports and Games 2018 at the Regional level held at Euro School, Airoli on the 22nd July, 2018.
- Achievement in Interschool activities
Name of the Competition: Brainwaves 2018 - YMCA
Date of the tournament: 15.9.18
Highlights:
1. Soham Baishya of Grade 3A secured the first place in the Hindi Story Telling Competition in the Sub- Junior category
2. Radhika Shriram of Grade 3B secured the third place in the Hindi Story Telling Competition in the Sub- Junior category.
3. Parth Naik of Grade 4C secured the third place in the Marathi Story Telling Competition in the Sub- Junior category.
4. Grishma Jadhav of Grade 7 secured the second place in Marathi essay writing in the Junior category.
5. Arushi Singh of Grade 7 secured the second place in Hindi short story writing in the Junior category.
6. Apurva Singh of Grade 7 secured the third place in Marathi Elocution in the Junior category.
7. Tarun Patil of Grade 8 secured the third place in Marathi Elocution in the Senior category
8. Aditya Agarwal of Grade 9 secured first place in General Knowledge in the Senior category.
9. Uday Singh of Grade 9 secured second place in General Knowledge in the Senior category.
- Event: Math Wizard competition
Date: 22.08.18
Grade: Grades 1 & 2
Highlights: The final round of the Math Wizard was conducted on 21st August, 2018 for Grades 1 and 2 in the Computer Lab. This title was awarded to Sanvi Batra from Grade 1 and Daiwik Bhattacharjee from Grade 2.
- Event: Intra Class English Oratory Competition
Date: 20.08.18
Grade: Grades 1 & 2
Highlights:
Finalists for the Show and Tell Competition were judged on their vocabulary, expression, voice modulation and presentation.
The energy, enthusiasm and confidence of the students made it extremely difficult to choose a winner and therefore apart from first, second and third prize, consolation prizes were also given.
The following were the winners of Grade 1:
1st - Niyati Gupta
2nd - Sunishka Saraswat
2nd - Advait Menon
3rd - Sanaya Jain
Consolation - Peher Goradia
Consolation - Saesha Singh
The following were the winners of Grade 2:
1st - Sthitodhi Sen
2nd - Aaliyah Patrao
3rd - Liam Alves
3rd - Zara Jamshedji
Consolation - Randitya Sharma
Consolation - Vani Bhatt
- The Times NIE Student of the Year Award 2018 was awarded to Shreya Ompreeti of Grade 10, for her top academic performance in Grade 9. She was felicitated with a trophy and a certificate on 11th September 2018.
- In the Inter School Hindi Elocution Competition held at Jamnabai Narsee School on 11th September, 2018, Shaleen Bansal of Grade 9C and Ayushmaan of Grade 9A won the consolation prize.
- In Rochak 2018, held at Christ Church School, on 14th September, 2018, our students received the following awards:
1. Swarnali Chowdhury of Grade 5 and Roshni Ramaratnam of Grade 6 won the first prize in Canvas Painting, on the theme 'Say No To Plastics'.
2. Karan Nagdev and Arushi Gupta of Grade 9 won the First Prize in the Photography Competition.
3. In the Group Medley Singing, our School won the third prize. The vocalists comprised: Priyonka Neogi and Hiyanshi Mehta (Grade 5), Vranda Bansal, Angelina George, Suhani Minocha and Eesha Agarwal (Grade 6), Vaidehi Pattarkine (Grade 7) and Satya Sriram (Grade 8). The accompanists were Samarthya Rindani (Grade 6) on the tabla, Swardhuni Pawar on the keys and Akshat Kale on the guitar (Grade 10).
4. The School dance team representing Andhra Pradesh, bagged the third prize in the Folk Dance Competition. The team members are as follows : Katheryn Matthews and Ishita Vohra (Grade 8), Jennessa Jacob, Kashish Modani, Aakar Babu, Shaleen Bansal, Shehzan
Workingboxwalla, Navya Sriram and Suead Shaikh (Grade 9). - Pride of Scottish:
1. Achievement in Interschool activities & sports.
Jasleen Kaur Chodda was awarded Level -1 in Graded Examination in Rock and Pop.
2. Writer's Bug- GET LITT
The students of grades 3-5 participated in the online 'Get Litt'
Book Review Challenge which is a gamified e-library for kids that inculcates the reading habit in children. This is organized by Writer's Bug and following have been awarded.
The winners of Grade 3:
Name : Rishik Ganguli (3A)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge / Best Review Challenge- overall, Fastest Book Dare Challenge/ Fastest Book Dare Challenge -overall.
Name : Aarhav Jain (3A)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Fastest Book Dare Challenge
Name : Catherine Daniel (3B)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge
Name : Sahana Mudaliar (3B)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Reader Challenge
Name : Aahan Mishra (4A)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Fastest Book Dare Challenge
Name : Aarav Sahni (4C)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Fastest Book Dare Challenge and Best
Reader Challenge Name : Nishka Mamtani (4C)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge
Name : Rachel Daniel (5B)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge
Name : Reah Ninan (8)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Challenge and Best Review Challenge
Alisha Dhanasingh won the following:
First place in U/14 girls (48 kg) weight category conducted by Prof. Jigoro Kano Invitational Mumbai Judo Championship 2018 on 19th August 2018
Bronze medal in U -14 (45kg) weight category conducted by Inter School AISM Judo championship on 12th August 2018.
Daryl Dhanasingh won the Bronze medal in U-12 (30kg) weight category conducted by Mumbai Judo Championship, 2018-19 on 15th August 2018.
Salonee Dey won the first place in U-14 girls Doubles event at the All India Ranking Championship Series Tennis Tournament held at Practennis School of Tennis, Mumbai on 7th September 2018.
Anglo Indian Schools Football Tournament
In the 30th All Maharashtra Anglo Indian Schools Football Tournament, 2018 held from 28th August 2018 to 2nd September, 2018 at Deolali, Nashik, our Under 16 boys team won the Fair Play Award in the Secondary School Boys Category.
All India Anglo Indian Association Essay Writing Contest
In the All India Anglo Indian Association Mumbai Branch, Essay Writing Contest, the following students received medals and certificate of Honour for winning in the Intra School Category:
Gold Medal - Vedant Pradhan
Silver Medal - Amy Vasudevan
Bronze Medal - Shreya Ompreeti
Times NIE Quiz Competition
In the 'Times NIE Fundamental Quiz 2018-19' - an inter-school quiz competition held on 6th September,2018, amongst 750 participating students, our Quiz team received accolades for being the Runner up team. The Winning team members were:
Sanidhya Chand - Grade 8
Aditya Agrawal- Grade 9
Aiden Correya- Grade 9
MATRIX
In Matrix- a math based competition organized by St. Mary's ICSE School, Mazagaon, held on 8th September 2018, our Math geniuses made us proud by winning the following accolades:
Check-Math-A chess game with a twist of Mathematics
Our students won the 1st place. The winning team consists of:
Grade 9: Varun Rajiv Gogoi
Tarun Golappagouda Patil
Ananya Mishra
Tanay Jain
Divya Tulapurkar
Grade 10: Aditya Abhishek Agrawal
Uday Tej Singh
Nachiket Garg
Rishi Bhat
Yash Khanna
Indrani Ray
Mathopoly - An amalgamation of Math and Monopoly: Our team comprising of Dhruv Narayan (Grade 9) and Shashwat Asthana (Grade 10) won the 1st Place.
- Pride of Scottish
1) Apeksha Fernandes, student from Grade 7 has been selected for KHELO India Project for Swimming She won Gold in all 5 events in Girls under 14 category.
200 mts, Individual Medley
400 mts, Individual Medley
200 mts Butterfly
100 mts Free style relay
200 mts Free style relay
2) Rohit Menon of Grade 8 won the Gold in Kata & Free Fight at the All India Karate Tournament - Shotakan Cup on 29th July, 2018
3) Surya Palani Nandakumar of Grade 8 won Bronze in Kata & Free Fight at the All India Karate Tournament - Shotakan Cup on 29th July, 2018
4) Bhargav Palani Nandakumar of Grade 6 won Bronze in Kata at the All India Karate Tournament - Shotakan Cup on 29th July, 2018.
5) Divya Tulapurkar of Grade 8 had a piano recital at the Young Talent 2018, The Budding Brigade presented by The Stop-Gaps Cultural Academy at the Experimental Theatre, NCPA on 16th August 2018.
6) In AISM Judo Championship held at Vibgyor School, Lisa Kullu of Grade 10 won silver medal in U/16 girls category.
7) In Prof. Jigoro Kano Invitational Mumbai Judo Championship 2018 held on 18th & 19th August 2018 at Gundawali Municipal School, Andheri (E), Lisa Kullu of Grade 10 secured 2nd place in U/16 girls (57 kg) category.
8) Raphael Kullu of Grade 4B won a gold medal in the Prof. Jigaro Kano Invitational Mumbai Judo Championship (2018-19), organized by Narayan T. Memorial Foundation which was held on 18.8.18/19.8.18 at Andheri (East), Mumbai in the U-10 category and 38kg weight group.
9) At the MUN organized by GOLDCREST High International School held on 17th & 18th August, 2018, Bombay Scottish School bagged the trophy for the Best School. The list of accolades won by our students of Grade 9 are as follows:
Navya Sriram - Best Delegate
Neel Joshi - High Recommendation
Lakshmi Krishnan - Special Mention
Sahil Rao - Verbal Mention
- English Oratory Competition (Monoact)
Date / Week: 16.8.18
Grade: 5 the students enacted the characters from Harry Potter books. The judges were Ms. Elaine Fernandes from Gopal Sharma International School and Ms. Sugeet Gulati from our school.
1st: Aashna Batheja
2nd: Tvisha Narayan
3rd: Nysa Roshan
4th: Kenisha D'souza
- Inter House Debate Competition
On 15th August, 2018 the Inter House Debate Competition was organized for students of Grades 9 and 10. The students debated on the topic -'Are Indians Progressing More Than The Nation Itself.' The young minds engaged in a constructive exchange of ideas, sharing of perspectives and showcased an open-mindedness in accepting another's point of view.
To judge the debate, we had two distinguished guests with us. Ms. Vasavi Katrak, coordinator at Gopal Sharma International School and Ms. Bhavna Singh, a Tedex speaker and Director Communications, Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India (OPPI). The winners of the event are as follows:
Best Speaker - Vedant Pradhan (Blue House)
Best Speaker - 1st Runner Up - Jeremiah Abraham (Yellow House)
Best Speaker - 2nd Runner Up - Ananya Ahuja (Yellow House)
Position: First Place - Blue House (Vedant Pradhan & Brinda Chattopadhyay)
Second Place - Yellow House
Third Place - Green House
Fourth Place - Red House
- English Oratory Competition
Date / Week: 20.8.18
Grade: 3 & 4
Highlights: Storytelling is a means for sharing and interpreting experiences. The participants of Grade 3 narrated a story on one of the following themes:
1) A Friendly Alien Who Comes To Earth
2) You are out on a walk when you see a dog that…..
The themes for the Grade: 4 participants were:
It's Okay To Be Different
You are a detective and have to crack an unusual case…..
The participants narrated their stories with great enthusiasm and fervor. The judges included our very own Ms Aditi Chatterjee and Ms Sana Myageri, from Hiranandani Foundation School.
The winners for Grade 3:
1st: Jashith Narang (3B)
2nd: Soham Baishya (3A)
3rd: Radhika Shriram Singh (3B)
Consolation: Yashi Bhambri (3C)
The winners for Grade 4:
1st: Jasleen Kaur Chodda (4C)
2nd: Jolene Vianna Kotian (4B)
3rd: Nandita Krishnan (4B), 3rd: Shivank Tandon (4B)
- Math Wizard
Date / Week: 21.8.18
Grade: 3, 4, 5
Highlights: The students participated in the Intra class Math Wizard competition and the following were declared as the winners:
Grade 3: Jashith Narang
Grade 4: Nishka Manish Mamtani
Grade 5: Aarav Jain
12.03.2018
- INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
1. At INFUSION 2018, an Inter School Fusion Music Band Competition, the School band comprising students of Grade 9 won accolades for their fusion entry. They were amongst the top three school bands of the city chosen to perform live and interact with Prasanna, a legendary Rock and Carnatic guitar maestro from New York. The event was hoisted on Sunday, 28th January 2018 at Sophia Bhabha Hall, Breach Candy
2. Aditya Agarwal from Grade 8 represented the School for his excellence in academics and scientific curiosity at Radio One's campaign - Wonder Kids.
3. Keval Kirpekar won Silver in the (U-12) & (U-14) categories and Bronze in the (U-16) category of Lawn Tennis held at the Acres Inter School Sports Tournament between 19th-21st January 2018. Keval Kirpekar won Silver at the All India National Championship Series held in Panchgani between 3rd to 5th March, 2018. The tournament was conducted under the purview of All India Tennis Association (AITA)
- Results of the International English Olympiad (2017-18):
Grade 2
Gold : Aaron Frijo Thekkudan
Silver : Sara Abhishek Kurne
Bronze : Ananya Menon,Joshua Sunil George
Special Mention: Zonal Medal Of Distinction - Gold
Aarjav Vaibhav Jain
Avyukta Singh
Jashith Narang
Stuti Sinha
Sumana Lakshmi Ganti
Swasti Singh
Aarush Kapoor
Rishik Ganguli
Zonal Topper (Gold) - Annabel Daniel
Grade 3
Gold : Ashwin Pattabiraman
Silver : Aarav Krishna
Bronze : Ranit Senthilnathan
Grade 4
Gold : Bliss Amaris Wilson Vivien Sameer
Silver : Carol S Pengal
Bronze : Aashna Batheja Benjamin
Special Mention: Zonal Medal Of Distinction: Gold
Kenisha D'souza
Krrish Das
Bernice Isachris Wilson
Prisha Singh
Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Swarnali Chowdhury
Ryan Ronny
Grade 5
Gold : Roshni Ramaratnam
Silver : Kabir Bachwani
Bronze : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Grade 6
Gold : Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Mihika Nair
Grade 7
Gold : Nysa Sanghvi Varun Rajiv Gogoi
Silver : Divya Tulapurkar
Bronze : Netra Neelakantan
Grade 8
Gold : Khushi Bachwani Uday Tej Singh
Silver : Dhruv Narayan Diya Ujual
Bronze : Agni Ray
Special Mention: Zonal Medal Of Distinction: Gold
Shaurya Goel
Adya Gupta
Anusha Sankholkar
Apurva Mukherjee
Kavya Rola
Aiden Correya
Soumik Chowdhury
Grade 9
Gold : Shounak Acharya
Silver : Manas Mehta
Bronze : Mehul Basu
Grade 10
Gold : Avneesh Viswanath
Silver : Saumya Vikas Goel
Bronze : Chirag Dilip Goenka
Special Mention: Rhea Ved Prakash Mall
Anjini Rola
- Results of the International General Knowledge Olympiad (2017-18):
Grade 2
Gold : Rishik Ganguli
Silver : Jashith Narang
Bronze : Manaswin Mishra
Special Mention: Aarjav Vaibhav Jain (Gold)
Grade 3
Gold : Ranit Senthilnathan
Silver : Ishan Vashishta
Bronze : Ashwin Pattabiram
Special Mention: Snehal Mishra (Zonal Medal (Silver)
Grade 4
Gold : Ria Thaokar
Silver : Prisha Singh
Bronze : Swarnali Chowdhury
Grade 5
Gold : Chris Johnson
Silver : Prakriti Gupta
Bronze : Siddhant Ram Walase
Grade 6<
Gold : Pranav Arun
Silver : Advik Viswanath
Bronze : Oishik Ganguli
Grade 7
Gold : Divya Kumar
Silver : Ishita Vohra
Bronze : Manasa Ganti
Grade 8
Gold : Soumik Chowdhury
Silver : Apurva Mukherjee
Bronze : Akshat Mardikar
Grade 9
Gold : Manas Mehta
- These are the results of the National Science Olympiad (2017-18):
Grade 3
Gold : Snehal Mishra
Silver : Srika Shetty
Bronze : Ashwin Pattabiraman Special Mention: Ishan Vasishtha (Zonal Medal (Gold)
Grade 4
Gold : Prisha Singh
Silver : Rishi Saurabh
Bronze : Hridhuun Savant
Grade 5
Gold : Saumya Bhaskar
Silver : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Bronze : Prakriti Gupta
Grade 6
Gold : Swarnav Halder
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Adit Gupta
Grade 7
Gold : Sanidhya Chand
Silver : Divya Tulapurkar
Bronze : Tanay Jain
Grade 8
Gold : Aditya Agrawal
Silver : Karan Nagdev
Bronze : Ayushmaan Kumar
Grade 9
Gold : Aniket Iyer
Rohit John Mathew
Silver : Shounak Acharya
Bronze : Shashwat
Special Mention: Asthana
- INTRA SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
These are the winners of the Inter House General Awareness Competition held on 19th January 2018:
a. Grades 9/10:
Red House: Sourodipto Roy, Aniket Iyer, Shreya Om Preeti
b. Grades 6-8:
Blue House: Anusha Sankholkar, Sheetal Prakash, Jiya
c. Grades 3-5:
Green House: Aarav Krishna, Ethan D'souza, Siddhan Walase
d. Grades 1-2:
Red House: Medhansh Srimali, Aaron Frijo Thekkudan, Ankita Mallik
15.01.2018
INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
- Rotary Club of Bombay - Powai felicitated the toppers of ICSE 2017 on 1st July, 2017 Latika Narvekar 98.4% and Kavisha Agarwal 98%. Ms. Roopali Mandrekar, Teacher for Commercial Application was also felicitated for her exemplary contribution towards ICSE 2017.
At the Rochak competition organised by Christ Church School, Avni Chopra secured 2nd position in Turn Coat Event.
At Cascade 2017 organised by Jamnabai Narsee School, the school won several accolades:
- Literary Arts-
2nd Position at The Front Row (Critical Review of a Film) - Samriti Mudaliar
3rd Position at Scene to Screen (Journalism) - Janhavi Shandilya,
2nd Position at Itihas Ke Panno Se (Creative Writing) - Aayushi Mahajan.
1st Position at Friend-o-Meter - Dia Daison Arakkal and Bianca Benny Dsouza.
1st Position at Hindi Elocution Competition - Apurva Mukherjee was the winner
At the Brainwaves Inter School Competition 2017 held by the Bombay YMCA, the following students did the School proud by winning the following prizes:
1. Jolene Kotian of Grade 3 won the First place in the English Story Telling Competition for Sub-Juniors
2. Nysa Roshan of Grade 4 won the First place in the Hindi Story Telling Competition for Sub-Juniors
3. Apurva Singh of Grade 7 won the First place in the English Elocution Competition for Juniors
4. Grishma Jadhav of Grade 6 won the First place for the Marathi Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
5. Shaurya Tandon of Grade 10 won the First place in the Hindi Story Writing Competition for Seniors
6. Netra Neelkantan of Grade 7 won the Second place for the English Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
7. Disha Khadtare of Grade 7 won the Second place for the Marathi Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
8. Jasmine Chaughule of Grade 9 won the Second place in the English Elocution Competition for Seniors
9. Ayushmaan of Grade 8 won the Second place for the Hindi Essay Writing Competition for Seniors
10.Swardhuni Pawar of Grade 9 won the Second place in the Marathi Elocution Competition for Seniors
11. Shounak Acharya of Grade 9 won the Second place in the GK Competition for Seniors
12. Tvisha Narayan of Grade 4 won the Third place in the English Story Telling Competition for Sub- Juniors
13. Ann Koshy of Grade 6 won the Third place for the English Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
14. Sheetal Prakash of Grade 7 won the Third place for the Hindi Essay Writing Competition for Juniors.
15. Disha Khadtare of Grade 7 won the Third place in the Marathi Elocution Competition for Juniors.
- Sports Achievements:
Apeksha Fernandes a grade 7 student is being recognized amongst the top 3 national swimmers in the U12 girl's category. She not only won the won the overall championship trophy for the Team Maharashtra Girls but also created a new national record at the 34th Sub-Junior National Aquatic Championship conducted by the Swimming Federation of India between 28th June - 30th June 2017. She also won Gold in 4 x 50m Medley Relay, Silver in 100m breast stroke, Bronze in 50 mts Breast stroke, 200mts free style and 200 mts Individual Medley.
At the G.M.A.A.A Swim Meet held at the Tata Swimming Pool on 19th and 20th August 2017, Apeksha won Gold in 200mts Individual Medley and 400mts Individual Medley Silver in 200mts, Breast Stroke, 200mts Butterfly. Bronze in 100mts Breast stroke
1. Saloni Dey was declared as the Runner-Up at the All India Ranking Championship IP Series Tennis Tournament in the U-12 girl's category.
2. Daryl Dhanasingh won gold in the boys U-10 category at the AISM JUDO tournament
3. At the Maharashtra Region Inter ICSE School Meet held on 16th September 2017, Daryl Dhanasingh secured the First position in Judo
4. Rafael Kullu won bronze in the boys U-10 category at the AISM JUDO tournament
5. Lisa Kullu won bronze in the girls U-16 category at the AISM JUDO tournament
6. Alisha Dhanasingh won bronze in the girls U-14 category at the DSO JUDO tournament.
7. Tanay Jain ranked 11th in the boys U-14 category at the DSO Chess tournament.
8. Rohit Menon won silver in the U-12 category at Inter Dojo Tournament - Team kata and individual at the Shotokan Karate Championship.
9. Boys U-12 teams were the Runners-Up in Mumbai division and qualified for Semi-final at Pune at the Anglo India football league.
- INTRA SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
A. These are the results of the Hindi Oratory Competition held for Grades 1 to 5 held on account of Hindi Divas on 18th September 2017:
i. GRADE 1:
1. Aaliya Patro
2. Saaron S. Roshan
3. Ankita Mallik
4. Jedidah Solomon and Vedant Menon
ii. GRADE 2:
1. Soham Baishya
2. Radhika S. Singh
3. Jashith Narang
4. Sara Sequiera and Swati Singh
iii. GRADE 3:
1. Shivank Tandon
2. Jolene Kotian
3. Raj Lalwani, Parth Naik and Snehal Mishra
4. Aahan Mishra
iv. GRADE 4:
1. Ananya Gandhe, Sashrika Jha and Rimsha Syed
2. Krrish Das and Eric D'costa
3. Aaliyah Shaikh
v. GRADE 5:
1. Seifer Mathias
2. Shane Sumitra and Saumya Baskar
3. Saanvy Panda
4. Garima Sharma and Niki Tanna
B. These are the results of the Spelling Bee Competition held on 12th and 13th October for Grades 1-10:
Grade 1: Vihaan Chitgopekar
Grade 2: Ashita Singla
Grade 3: Ashwin Pattabiraman
Grade 4: Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Grade 5: Rose Catherine Sabu
Grade 6: Apurva Singh
Grade 7: Tarun Patil
Grade 8: Lakshmi Krishnan
Grade 9: Naomi Hegde
Grade 10: Sourodipto Roy
C. The Inter House Choral Recitation Competition was held on 4th October 2017. School teachers Ms. N. Sundaresan and Ms. J. Ramesh were our judges for the day. The students of Grade 1 recited fairy tales set into rhyme and Grade 2 presented a poetic treat in the form of Roald Dahl's poems. The poems were brought to life through dramatization. The results of the competition are as follows:
Grade 1:
First Place: 1A
Second Place: 1B
Third Place: 1C
Grade 2:
First Place: 2A
Second Place: 2B
Third Place: 2C
D. The Inter House Choral Singing Competition for Grades 3,4 and 5 was held on 5th October 2017. Mr. John Soans, (Music teacher at S.M. Shetty School) and Mr. Jaison Jacob Malayil (Procurement Analyst in Zycus) were the judges for the competition. The Houses sang a spiritual and a secular song each. The spiritual songs were accompanied by student pianists and the Disney songs were sung on a musical track. The results were as follows:
1. First Place: Red and Green House
2. Second Place: Blue House
3. Third Place: Yellow House
E. The Inter House Dramatics Competition in English for Grades 8 & 9 was held on 6th October 2017. Our honourable judges were Ms. Priya Rajive, Co-founder: Writer's Bug and Ms. Chetnaa Mehrotra, Head of Rang Bhoomi.
These are the results of the competition:
1. First Place: Yellow House: The Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs
2. Second Place: Green House: The Mighty Mandarin by Robert Geoffrey Trease
3. Third Place: Red House: Mother's Day by John Boynton Priestley
4. Fourth Place: Blue House: The Open Window by H.H. Munro
- Individual Prizes:
1. Best performer in a leading role (Male): Vedant Pradhan from the Blue house
2. Best performer in a leading role (Female): Avni Chopra from the Yellow house
3. Best performer in a leading role (Male) 1st runner up : Ayushmaan from the Green house
4. Best performer in a leading role (Female) 1st runner up: Divya Maria Thomas from the Blue house
5. Best performer in a supporting role (Male): Akshat Kale from the Yellow house
6. Best performer in a supporting role (Female): Ananya Ahuja from the Yellow house
7. Best performer in a supporting role (Male) 1st runner up: Shounak Acharya from the Red house
8. Best performer in a supporting role (Female) 1st runner up: Esha Vohra from the Blue house
9. Best set design 1st runner up: Red house
10. Best costume : Blue house
11. Best costume 1st runner up : Yellow house
12. Best narrator: Mark Varghese from the Red house
13. Best narrator 1st runner up: Anshul Mitra from the Red house
01.12.2017
- INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS:
Apeksha Fernandes, our student from grade 7 has achieved the following U/14:
A)
1) DSO Swim Meet (Mumbai): Gold-50mts-Breast Stroke, Back Stroke, Free style, 100 mts-Free style, Individual Medley.
2) Zonal Level : Gold-50 & 200 mts-Breast Stroke
3) State Meet : Gold -100 mts-Breast Stroke
4) National School Games (New Delhi): Gold with new meet record for Maharashtra State in Free style and Gold in Medley.
B)
1) DSO Swim Meet (Mumbai): Silver- 50,100,200 mts- Breast Stroke.
2) GMAAA (Mumbai) : Silver-50mts Butterfly Stroke- Individual Championship Trophy as the Best swimmer
3) Zonal Meet: Silver- 100 mts, Breast Stroke and qualified for Maharashtra State meet
4) State Meet : Silver- 50 and 200 mts, Breast Stroke
5) National School Games (New Delhi): Silver in 50mts-Breast Stroke
C)
National School Games (New Delhi): Bronze-100mts and 200 mts-Breast stroke at National School Games, New -Delhi.
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- INTER-SCHOOL CURRICULAR:
At the INQUEST-2017 held by the Cathedral John Cannon School, the following students did the School proud by winning the First Prize. Avni Chopra, Aniket Iyer, Shashwat Asthana from grade 9 were the team members who showcased a working model titled 'Deep Freeze On The Go' - Project based on conservation of heat energy. The project worked on the use of Solar energy for The working of a Deep Freeze using a Peltier and Solar cells. A special mention was made for Jesan Santosh and Karan Chawla also from grade 9 whose joint efforts towards this project helped the School win First Place.
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At the inQUIZitive-2017 held by 5th Bombay YMCA Inter-School Quiz Contest, two teams from our school bagged both 1st and 2nd Place. The winners are as follows:
First place - Sanidhya Chand (Grade 7) & Siddharth Ravi (Grade 6)
Second place - Samarpana Panda (Grade 7) &Pranav Arun (Grade 6)
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27.09.2017
- INTERSCHOOL COMPETITIONS/ TOURNAMENTS
1. The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai held a felicitation ceremony lauding the efforts of ICSE 2017 Toppers and Teachers on Saturday, 1st July, 2017 at Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai.
While our achievers, Ms. Latika Narvekar (98%) and Ms. Kavisha Agarwal (97.6%) were congratulated with a certificate and trophy, our long serving Staff member, Mrs. Roopali Mandrekar (teaching Commercial Applications for Grades 9-10) was also lionized for her contribution to the success of the students at the ICSE Exams.
2. At the monthly competition held by Delta Step learning, where over one lakh students participated, the following students won prizes:
i) Karan Chandan Nagdev (Grade 8) - rank 41 for April 2017
ii) Khushi Bachwani (Grade 8) - rank 38 for May 2017 and 93 for June 2017
iii) Netra Neelkantan - rank 83 for July 2017
iv) Siddhanth Suryavanshi - rank 85 for July 2017
v) Marc Alexander George (Grade 9) - rank 89 for July 17
3. Saumya Baskar from Grade 5 and Vaibhavi Venkatesawaran from Grade 4won the State Level Championship of the Ken Ken International Championship of 2016-17
4. At the Amateur Shotokan Karate Association held in Nigdi, Pune, the following students won prizes
i) Surya Nanda Kumar (Grade 7) won the 2nd place in the 12 years Category
ii) Rohit Menon won 2nd place in the 12 years Category and 3rd place in the 12 years B Category
5. Apeksha Fernandes from Grade 7 did the School proud by winning the following competitions:
i) At the 34th Sub-Junior National Aquatic Championship conducted by the Swimming Federation of India between 28th June - 30th June 2017, in the Girls Group 3 Category, she won the :
a) Gold in 4 x 50m Medley Relay creating a new record
b) Silver in 100m breast stroke
c) Bronze in 50 mts Breast stroke, 200mts free style and 200 mts Individual Medley.
d) She also won the Overall championship trophy for the Team Maharashtra Girls
ii) At the G.M.A.A.A Swim Meet held at the Tata Swimming Pool on 19th and 20th August 2017, in the Senior Age group, she won:
a) Gold in 200mts Individual Medley and 400mts Individual Medley.
b) Silver in 200mts Breast Stroke,200mts Butterfly.
c) Bronze in 100mts Breast stroke. She has now qualified to represent Mumbai at the next level
6. School Football Teams of various age groups qualified for the following levels:
a) Boys (U16) qualified for the 2nd Round of the Knockout Stage at the DSO - Subroto Cup and the MSSA (Ahmed Sailor) Tournament. At the Anglo-Indian Football Tournament, the players reached the Semi-finals. They have also qualified for the Pre-Quarter Finals at the MSSA Football Tournament
b) Boys (U12) qualified for the Finals in the Anglo Indian Football Tournament - Mumbai Schools as well as the Semi-finals at the Bishop's School, Pune
c) Boys (U14) qualified for the 2nd Round of the Knockout Stage at the DSO - Subroto Cup
d) Girls (U12) reached the Finals in the Anglo Indian Football Tournament
-INTRASCHOOL COMPETITIONS
1. In the Colouring Competition held for Grades K-5 on 22nd June 2017, the following students won prizes:
GRADE JR. KG:
1. Raaisha Todi
2. Kyra Castellino
3. Shivali Singh and Stefan Karkada
4. Hazel Sadhu and Arush Oberoi
GRADE SR. KG
1. Keisha Gandhi
2. Mihika Chander
3. Sunishka Saraswat
4. Advaith Menon and Isha Thakkar
GRADE 1
1. Natasha Arakkal and Ahana Ghosh
2. Miria Cherian and Aanshika Patel
3. Akshar Nautiyal and Riya Bhardwaj
4. Varalika Gupta and Daniel Bijo Kattamkottial
GRADE 2
1. Justin Cheruvathoor
2. Shreya Sahu and Avyukta Singh
3. Anish Shenon and Ian Aby John
4. Saprem Sant and Aarjav Ja
GRADE 3
1. Saayna Gupta and Abhibhav Shishoo
2. Ananya Samanta and Simone Seth
3. Mughdha Arolkar and Shivank Tandon
4. Nilayaa Misra and Ari Soans
GRADE 4
1. Snehin Mitra and Carol Pengal
2. Aarna Sharma
3. Swarnali Chowdhury and Krrish Das
4. Gabrielle Bellani
GRADE 5
1. Roshni Ramaratnam, Saumya Baskar and Johanna Borah
2. Nicole Da Costa and Prakriti Gupta
3. Mihika Agarwal and Deborah Cornelius
4. Naysa Varghese, Jonathan Paul Tathgiri, Rishika Madan and Rajvi Kaur Rehan
GRADE 6
1. Ann C Koshy
2. Reuben Reji, Sana Jadhav, Aleeza Khan.
3. Joanna Bibbin
4. Mahika S. Raghunathan, Diva Biyani & Sunaina Nair
GRADE 7
1. Sheetal Prakash and Simar Kaur Saini
2. Divya Bartarya and Divya Kumaar
3. Dia Daison Arakkal
4. Salonee Dey
GRADE 8
1. Jashaank Arora and Shaleen Bansal
2. Dyuti Milir and Soham S. Khadtare
3. Apurva Mukherjee and Mahima Rajput
4. Stanley Edward, Vartika Pattabiraman and Sanya Chawla
GRADE 9
1. Pragati Toppo, Joanna Bara, Siona Tribhuyan,
Anushruti Gupta,
Chrislyn Thomas,
Swardhuni Pawar and
Brinda Chattopadhyay
1. Sakshi Tambe
Shreya Shrivastava
Aditi Kumar
Meghna Ramaratnam
Avani Chora
Jeshvina Ajvin
GRADE 10
1. Anjini Rola
Tanisha Nagpal
Stephanie Simons
Lisa Fernandes
Daksha Aeer
Gaurika Mathur
2. In the English Creative Writing Competition (Poem Writing) held on 5th July 2017, the following students won prizes:
GRADE 3
1. Parineeta Kataria
2. Ria Patni Vedant Nair, Ranit Senthilnathan
3. Aaryan Prakash Iyer, Ishan Vasishtha
4. Ananya Samanta, Parth Naik, Ashwin Pattabiraman
GRADE 4
1. Sean Chettiar, Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
2. Krrish Das/ Prisha Singh
3. Kenisha Dsouza
4. Tvisha Narayan, Om Nandan, Rachel Gogoi, Jonethan Arakkal
GRADE 5
1. Rhea Rodrigues/ Roshni Ramaratnam,
2. Saumya Baskar, Anna Cherian, Pulak Banerjee Haldiya,
3. Aditya Arakkal, Preetha Krishnan
4. Samuel Ratna/ Nicole Da Costa
GRADE 6
1. Mahika Sarma Raghunathan,
2. Ann Chacko Koshy
3. Sana Maria Jadhav/ Jiya
4. Jenisha Kunder, Irene Binu, Adit Gupta, Sumedh Narvekar
GRADE 7
1. Nysa Sanghvi, Netra Neelakantan, Apeksha Fernandes
2. Joshua Vincent Menacherry
3. Preksha Dewani
4. Divya Tulapurkar
GRADE 8
1. Ananya Guha
2. Apurva Mukherjee
3. Indrani Ray, Dhruv Narayan
4. Adya Gupta, Advait Rabde
GRADE 9
1. Pathik Das
2. Meghna Ramratnam
3. Tanya Gupta
4. Aashima Chopra, Aditi Kumar
GRADE 10
1. Rhea Mall
2. Angeline Jesudasan
3. Alan Manuel
4. Michelle Kenny
3. The results of the Creative Writing Competition in Hindi (Story Writing) held on 5th July 2017 are as follows:
GRADES 5& 6
: 1. Mihika Agarwal (Grade 5) and Arushi Singh (Grade 6)
2. Sarah Raghav (Grade 5) and Angelina George (Grade 5)
3. Siddharth Ravi (Grade 6)
4. Avisha Saraf (Grade 6)
GRADES 7& 8:
1. Sheetal Prakash (Grade 7) and Ayushmaan (Grade 8)
2. Sanjana Pillai (Grade 7) and Anushree Verma (Grade 7)
3. Anshul Mitra (Grade 8)
4. Apurva Mukherjee (Grade 8)
GRADES 9 &10
1. Sakshi Verma (Grade 10) and Aniket Iyer (Grade 9)
2. Shaurya Tandon (Grade 10) and Ashwini Karthik (Grade 9)
3. Disha Lalwani (Grade 10), Kavita Sriram (Grade 10) and Avani Chopra (Grade 9)
4. The results of the Creative Writing Competition in Marathi (Essay Writing) held on 5th July 2017 are as follows:
GRADE 6
1. Keval Kirpekar
2. Anuva Bhute
3. Sumedh Narvekar and Madhur Naik
GRADE 7 & 8
1. Disha Khadtare (Grade 7)
2. Mihika Saraph(Grade 7)
3. Anaya Gode (Grade 7)
GRADE 9 & 10
1. Manjiri Babar (Grade 10)
2. Daksha Aeer (Grade10)
3. Spandan Tikle (Grade 9)
5. The winners of the Inter House Football Tournament are as follows:
a. Boys (U12): MacGregor
b. Girls(U13): Catherine
c. Boys (U16) : MacGregor
d. Girls (U16): Catherine
6. The winners of the Inter House Basketball Tournament are as follows
a. Boys (U16): MacGregor
b. Girls (U16): Catherine
7. At the Inter School Competition, Rochak, held every year on 14th September on account of Hindi Divas at Christ Church, Avni Chopra (Grade 9) got the second prize in the Turn Coat Competition. She was required to speak for the topic for a minute and immediately speak against it for a minute.
8. At the Hindi Elocution Competition held at Jamnabai Narsee School on 15th September 2017, Apurva Mukherjee (Grade 8) won the first prize
19.12.2016
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24.11.2016
- EDUCATIONAL TRIP
An educational trip to The Nehru Science Centre was organized by Bombay Scottish School, Powai on the 9th and 10th of November 2016 for the students of Grades 6 ,7 and 8. This trip served a dual purpose of allowing the students to de-stress and learn something new by observing the fantastic exhibits at the Museum.
As the students made their way for Discovery of India, they were handed a worksheet that would test their skill of observation . They were given clear hints in the worksheet that allowed them to identify the zones where they needed to concentrate on to solve their projects. This activity made them more alert and observant. The worksheet for the students of grade 6 was based on the Ancient period while those for grade 7 and 8 were based on the Medieval and Modern India respectively. The students found this activity to be challenging and entertaining. They not only managed to get all their answers but had ample time to visit the exhibits that appealed to them.
'Learning by doing' helped the students to grasp new concepts in a jiffy. The audio visual aids created the perfect ambience for learning to take place in a new manner. The students were eager to solve their worksheets too to do justice to their project.
The trip gave the students a perfect opportunity to unwind and accumulate information that would serve a greater purpose in their future.
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19.10.2016
- Home science - trip to Renaissance
On 27th September 2016, the School organized a practical training programme for the Home Science students of class 9th & 10th ( 29 students) at the Renaissance Hotel in Powai. It's a beautiful and large hotel with around 500 rooms and large banqueting and restaurant facilities. The kitchen of such a huge hotel has to be designed in such a way to meet its large requirements. They were shown the large utensils and the huge dough makers.
All the chefs and cooks in the kitchen had worn hair nets and gloves and the students too had to wear the same during their tour of the kitchen.
They were shown the Walk - in cooler (refrigerator) and were taken in through the same. They were briefed that a large hotel like this cannot manage with only normal refrigerators hence they have to have huge space.
Cookie Making
The students were then taken to their most favorite department - The Bakery. The chef was kind enough to allow them to help him in baking chocolate chip cookies. Each one of them were given a small portion of the dough to be made into the cookies shape as per chef's instructions. He shared with them the recipe and they also got to eat the cookies they had prepared.
All in all, the trip to the Renaissance was well worth the visit there.
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- LENS IT
DATE: 20.9.2016
TOPIC: TERRORISM
The students of 9C depicted their views on Terrorism through means of a power point presentation, skit and poem recitation.
In the presentation, they defined what Terrorism is, its types , how it is now a new method of warfare and also elaborated on the major terrorist attacks that have occurred in the recent history of various countries, and different terrorist organizations involved in these activities.
The students also highlighted the usual causes that lead to terrorism and what made people turn into terrorists i.e feelings of anger, hatred, boredom, social injustice, poverty that is exploited through misguidance and brainwashing by vested interests.
One of the students recited an emotionally charged poem which she dedicated to the 17 soldiers who were killed in the terrorist act at Uri.
Through the skit, the students dramatized a hypothetical yet hopeful heart changing scenario involving a terrorist. The students began by showing a violent shoot-out scene carried out by terrorists in a public place. Then, while at the hideout, the terrorists are seen to have an encounter with immortals. These immortals make the terrorists realize their mistake. The terrorists are moved to repentance by the words of the immortals and the speeches of Mother Teresa and Malala Yousafzai. The skit beautifully portrayed how forgiveness can be a big healer of humanity.
The students convincingly brought out the idea that education is the only solution to violence and intolerance in the world. We must live in peace and harmony if we want the world to be a better place to live in.
The skit also depicted the idea of how terrorism can be nipped in the bud if we are responsible and sensitive enough to each other beginning with the way we conduct ourselves in the classrooms in school. The students ended on a positive note suggesting solutions to the acts of terrorism which included various ways to end loneliness among students.
07.10.2016
- Scottish Model United Nations Conference 2016
The 4th edition of Scottish Model United Nations Conference was held on 23rd and 24th of September for the students of grades 8, 9 and 10. Though this was the 4th edition of SMUN, it was special because this was the first time that BSS, Mahim students were invited to take part in it.
There was an immense amount of exhilaration among the students for this event. A SMUN website and an App was created by grade 10 students to communicate the instructions and announcements.
The following committees were decided on: 1. The Security Council (SC) 2. The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) 3.The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC). Besides involving the students from Mahim, the SMUN had another important feature - the involvement of the alumni. This was done to have the expertise required for the committee sessions. The following constituted the Executive Board:
Secretary General : Ms. H. Kaur
SC:
President : Riya Nandedkar
Vice President : Shaan Bhatt
ECOSOC:
Chair : Dhyuti Raghu
Co-Chair :Antariksh Sharma
DISEC: Chair: Chakshu Sang
Co-Chair: Krish D' Silva
Head of Press :Latika Narvekar
Head of Photography : Maahi Gilder
Head of Logistics : Mehul Sahni
The total number of delegates who attended the conference was 86. The conference began with the Principal, Ms. Sunita George addressing the gathering and the Secretary General declaring the conference open. The committee heads then took over their respective committees. Heated discussions and debates were a regular feature of every committee session thereafter. This resulted in the subsequent passing of fruitful resolutions in these two days.
The conference ended with the closing ceremony during which the accolades were presented by the Principal. The SMUN'16 was indeed a roaring success!
- SMUN 2016: ACCOLADES
ECOSOC
VERBAL MENTION:
Vedant Vishwanath (IRAN)
Aryan Khandelwal (GERMANY)
Swara Patel (JAPAN)
Robenus Kifle( SAUDI ARABIA)
HONOURABLE MENTION:
Samantha Joseph (USA)
Manya Sharma (COLOMBIA)
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE:
Aryamaan Mehra (UK)
Abhyuday Sen( IRAQ)
BEST DELEGATE:
Param Nadga (SYRIA)
- SC
VERBAL MENTION:
Sarah Serrao (UKRAINE)
Bryan Francis (INDIA)
Vatsal Kothari (USA)
Priya Noronha (RUSSIA)
HONOURABLE MENTION:
NehanshuRao (CHINA)
MayankaSarma (TURKEY)
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE:
IshitaPradeep (IRAN)
LakshyaDugar (NORTH KOREA)
BEST DELEGATE:
Aditya Gupta (UK)
- DISEC
VERBAL MENTION:
Ira Srivastava (INDIA)
Ravish Mungee (IRAN)
Amber Pereira (UK)
AdityaSwaminathan (CHINA)
HONOURABLE MENTION:
ArjunVirani(USA)
PronoyNeogi (SLOVENIA)
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE:
EnakshSrivastava(FRANCE)
SakethRaju (ITALY)
BEST DELEGATE: AnshVora (RUSSIA)
BEST PHOTOGRAPHER ARUSHI K.
BEST JOURNALIST: JOANNA V.
- The newsletter for both the days of SMUN has been uploaded on the SMUN website.Please visit the following link for the same: smunpowai.website.com/smun2016
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30.09.2016
- Visit to an Advertising Company - Ogilvy & Mather.
The students of Standard 10 (Commercial Applications and Economics Applications) were taken on an educational trip to the Ogilvy and Mather on Wednesday, 21st September 2016.
The interactive session was designed for the students wherein they were exposed to different aspects of advertisement including the AIDA principle which stands for Attention, Desire and Action.
The trip gave an insight into the hard work that goes in making a TV advertisement of few seconds.
The courtesy, warmth and hospitality by the Ogilvy staff made the visit more delightful.
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23.09.2016
- Educational Trip to Kidzania
The students of Grades 1 to 4 were taken on an educational trip to Kidzania on 14th September 2016. It is a global indoor theme park that enhances the social and cognitive skills of children. As the students entered the venue they were given Kidzos, which is the currency used in Kidzania. There were around 60 real-world establishments. For example, Yes Bank, Coca-Cola, DHL, Big Bazar, etc. The children performed 'jobs' and were either paid for their work (firemen, dentists etc) or paid to get a service (university, driving school etc). The kids got an opportunity to play adult roles as they emulated, re-enacted and participated in adult activities and experiences.
It was a day of fun and learning with a lot of play. A variety of activities were offered to them. They were given the freedom to explore on their own and had hands on experience of money transactions. After a whole day of excitement and fun, the students returned to school by 4:00 p.m.
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20.09.2016
- International Conference on STEM- The Global Dream
The conference was held on 11th September 2016 at The Grand Hyaat.
The conference started with a welcome speech by Dr. Paddy Sharma, Director STEM Academy Of USA INC. who spoke about the importance of STEM and how we can incorporate it in our conventional curriculum.
Speakers Prof. Robert Mayes and Dr. Lisa Stueve from the University of Georgia began with the questions like what STEM is and why STEM is important in India now. They spoke about the importance of the curriculum being mapped with hands on learning and engineering design. It was followed by Dr. Craig Lockhart from Georgia who spoke about relating subjects to each other for holistic learning.
Co-founder and CEO, Ken Parker spoke about making use of the available resources and how his website www.nexthought.com which can be used by students and teachers for making learning more interactive.
Participants were asked to make a launch pad using few straws and a cup to incorporate concepts of hands- on project based modules.
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- VISIT TO RESERVE BANK OF INDIA AND THE COIN MUSEUM
The students of Standard 10 (Economics Applications and Commercial Applications) were taken on an educational trip to the RBI on 30th August, 2016.
The officials at the RBI had organised an interactive session for the students with the objective of providing a practical idea of the working of the RBI in general. It was a two hour session where they explained the role played by the RBI in the Indian economy in simple terms. The students were provided with an in depth information pertaining to the (i) maintenance of financial stability, (ii) issuance of bank notes (iii) implementation of monetary policies, (iv) insight on foreign exchange reserves, (v)currency management and (vi) Financial Inclusion.
After the session, the students were led to the RBI museum where they were shown a video which focused on the evolution of money and its different forms in different regimes. The students were then shown the coins and currency notes of the past decades and centuries.
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16.09.2016
- Educational Trip To NIRRH (National Institute of Research in Reproductive Health, Lower Parel)
56 students of Class 10 went on an educational trip to the National Institute of Research in Reproductive Health in Parel on the 31st of August 2016.The students were first given a brief overview of the Institute and the work done at the Institute through an introductory lecture. Thereafter, the students visited four different labs within the premises and learnt more about the following:
1. Light Microscope, Confocal Microscope, transmission electron microscope and flow cytometry
2. PCR, DNA sequencing
3. Karyotyping and chromosomal analysis
4. Ethical methods followed taking care of experimental animals
It was a good exposure to the field of science and research. Students learnt the principles and working of various laboratory techniques and equipment followed in high end research work. They saw how DNA is extracted and concentrated on gels, sequenced using electropherograms and understood concepts of SNP and mutations. They were shown how chromosomes look under the microscope and understood the importance of genetic studies in the field of medicine and health. The highlight of the visit was the transmission electron microscope and the animal house. The students were fascinated with the volume of work and the level of precision involved in seemingly simple research techniques. The scientists patiently and enthusiastically explained several complicated concepts in interactive and lucid manner. They welcomed and attempted to answer several queries posed by the inspired students in the best possible manner.
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- Principals and Mentors Meet on 30th August 2016 organised by Tata Power Club Energy at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.
The Tata Power Club Energy organised a Mentor's meet to discuss the various initiatives taken by the different educational institutions in order to conserve resources. Approximately, sixty two principals and mentors from different schools participated. They emphasised on the Four R's i.e. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle & Rethink.
Various activities i.e. Rallies, Street play, Tree plantation, Elocution Essay writing, Batti band, Segregation & Waste management, Best out of waste, Say No to plastics , Eco friendly celebration of festivals etc. were the suggestions for the different activities & competitions that could be conducted.
The main initiator of the program Ms. Shalini Singh, Head Corporate Communications of the Tata Power Educate, Enhance, Engage and Empower the students through the various activities conducted in the school. The objective of the programme was to make the youth of today more conscious & responsible for the conservation of resources in their day to day life.
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01.09.2016
Report on Summer Institute for the Gifted - Online Programme:
Parents of toppers of grade 5, 6 and 7 were called for a meeting on 24th August 2016 to discuss and explore the possibilities of enrollment in the "8 weeks online program for the gifted students" organized by SIG (Summer Institute for the Gifted), a not -so profit organisation which is governed by NSIG. U.S.A. This organisation uses the resources and facilities of Ivy League schools like U.C.Berkley, Yale University, Vassar College, Emory, UCLA etc.
A power point presentation was used to explain the details of the course, eligibility, course fee, and number of hours required per week. It also dealt with the method of the course, content and the learning outcome.
Some of the highlights of the program were choice of subjects between STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and Humanities, opportunity to learn hands-on, participate in the discussion forum, have an invidualised program, interaction with instructors, self paced learning etc.
A video was also shown to parents as an over view to the program. This was followed by a Question and Answer session. The parents were enthusiastic and agreed to revert.
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30.08.2016
- Mission week
Mission Week was conducted from 8th - 12th August 2016 for the students from Jr. KG to grade 10.
The VBS team from Scripture Union headed by Mr. Dinesh Salian discussed values like honesty, truthfulness, gratitude to name a few, taking them through visuals, talking to them and conducting various activities. They also engaged the students in singing spiritual numbers with actions.
The students enjoyed their sessions and learnt good values.
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- Report on Student Council and Prefect Leadership Training Workshop
The members of the Student Council, along with the Prefects of Classes 7 to 10 attended a workshop in school on Saturday, 20th August, 2016. The workshop, organised by 'DestinoGlobal Holidays' was titled "Leaders of Tomorrow". It included modules on time management, communication, innovation and problem solving, the four core skills required to become a good leader. Lunch was also provided to the students by the school. The students were divided house-wise, and each house was further divided into four groups. The groups performed activities, competed against one another, and earned points. The group with the highest points in each house was felicitated.
The modules were interesting, and the students learnt a lot from them, by performing hands on activities and working together as a team. They required the students to think on their feet and work in close cooperation with their team, thus preparing them to become good leaders in the future.
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26.08.2016
- Independence Day Parade and Panel - Talk at Bombay Scottish School - Powai
The Bombay Scottish School, Powai presented a very smartly turned out parade of students while hoisting the National Flag during the Independence Day program. Air Vice Marshal PK Srivastava, VSM (Retd) as guest of honour unfurled the flag, while the school band played the national anthem. The Principal Mrs. Sunita George, gave a deeply thought speech wherein she introduced the topic "The India of Tomorrow" to the panel. She highlighted that the students had chosen a wide range of topics where governance, tolerance, terrorism and digital media became key topics amongst others.
Mrs. George spoke about a rise in the number of educated terrorists in the world. She said that a person who is educated would be sensitive to others and to the needs of the society. A person who uses technology to harm others can only be called literate, not educated. Thereafter, she said that there is a very small section of society that goes out to make a change. We as Indians are doers, we are born tough and we do things! The challenges are there, but the answer is to dream. And then make a difference by taking action.
Students of grade 9 and 10 presented a mime that highlighted various social issues like intolerance, responsibility of media, and the wrongful use of social media. This was followed by a digital presentation that emphasized India's strength and her vision to create a world where different countries, across lands and seas, come together to discover opportunities in the fields of Business, Culture and Knowledge, with India being at the forefront.
Then the students opened the panel discussion with a question should we discuss the 'future OF India' or 'future IN India'? The idea that India wants to be a super power within the context of its growing future energy requirements; research and development needs; security concerns and many other points were very articulated by the student community.
The panelists were noted badminton player Upendra Phadnis; defense personnel Air Vice Marshal PK Srivastava; Director Gram Oorja Sameer Nair; and Head of Operations Community Code, Soham Bhatnagar. They answered queries such as 'Where do you see India, 15 years from now'; 'As a sports person, what was your initial reaction to a particular tweet on Olympics'; 'Would make-in-India create quick start-ups and mar development?'; 'Why aren't so many professionals taking up the civil services'; 'How would the Indian State respond to maritime threats when its only aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya is out on service repair?' And so on.
The answers to these questions were given with much thought and reflection. Each member of the audience felt part of the discussion.
To conclude the event, Ms. Purbasha Roy was felicitated with a plaque from the Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai for her exemplary contribution towards education. Similarly, Class 8 students were also congratulated for winning the first place in an inter school competition, HAIRAT.
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22.08.2016
- Report on HAIRAT 2016
Our School participated in an inter school competition: HAIRAT 2016, organised by Community Code which is a social initiative chaired by our alumni, Soham Bhatnagar. The event was held at Bhaktivedanta Swami Mission School, Andheri West on Saturday, 13th August 2016.
Among the 10 participating schools, our school won the first place. 12 students from class 8 enacted a skit on the atrocities faced by Indian women and how an NGO worker empowers them.
The Competition was judged by Mr. Javed Jaffery (Actor), Mr. Neeraj Vora (Director for Hera Pheri movie series) and Mr. Shellee, a well known poet (lyricist for the movie Udata Punjab).
It was a fun filled and entertaining evening for all who were present.
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19.08.2016
- Cascade 2016-17
At the Interschool Fest- Cascade held by the Jamnabai Narsee Alumni Association the students of Bombay Scottish School, Powai won several laurels. Noteworthy of mention are the following :
- National Debate:
The Cascade National Debate put speakers across the nation to test in the format of a British parliamentary debate and also a moot court. The team from Bombay Scottish School, Powai comprising Ishita Pradeep of Class 10, Priya Noronha of Class 9, Shaan Bhatt of Class 10 and Krish Dsilva of Class 10, was among the eight teams to reach the final round and was declared 3rd runner up at the event. Shaan Bhatt was also adjudged the Best Rebuttal Speaker for Round one.
- National Creative Writing Competition- Yours Truly
At the national creative writing competition, Yours Truly, participants were given the task of writing a letter as a famous personality from history in first person. The letter had to be written as if the personality had written it just before his/her demise. Mayanka Raghunathan of Class 10 won the first prize at this event.
- Swimming :
At the Swimming Competition, held at Khar Gymkhana on the 30th July 2016, Mayanka Raghunathan again did the school proud by winning bronze medals in all three categories of the event- butterfly stroke, freestyle and breaststroke.
- Dodgeball:
The girls Dodgeball team were the winners at the Dodgeball tournament. The Dodgeball team comprised Sona Peter, Charvee Jha, Akanksha B, Sanjana Shetty and Sanaa Mangalore of Class 9 and Tanvi Raipurwala, Tanvi Reddy, Arushi Kelshikar, Mahek Vyas and Nikita Potdar of Class 10.
- World Wide Web :
The junior section of the school also kept the flag of their Alma Mater flying high.Aman Nambiar and Shane Sumitra, both promising students of Class 4 were the second runner up at the event World Wide Web. The participants of the event had to complete a series of tasks testing their mental and physical prowess.
- Personality Contest: Numero Uno
Shaan Bhatt was the winner of the challenging Cascade Personality Contest- 'Numero Uno' and was awarded the title Mr. Cascade 24. Shaan had to go through several grilling rounds that tested his wit, presence of mind, confidence and poise. The contest was judged by famous personalities from the Bollywood industry- Ms. Jacqueline Fernandez, Mr. Tiger Shroff and Mr. Remo Dsouza.
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- Inter House Choral Singing Competition Grades 3, 4 & 5 (2016-17)
The Inter House Choral Singing Competition for grades 3, 4, and 5 was held on 1st August 2016. 355 students of the four houses participated in the competition.
Green House was declared as the Winner and Yellow House got the Runner-up place.
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11.08.2016
- Inter-house Carrom Competition
The Inter house Carrom Competition was held on Wednesday 3rd August 2016 and Tuesday, 9th August 2016.
The final results are as follows :
- Sub Junior (Boys)
Winner - Ayush Chakraborty (6B)
1st runner-up - Rishi Sajit (6B)
2nd runner-up - Siddhanth Narayanan (6A)
- Sub Junior (Girls)
Winner - Dia Arakkal (6C)
1st runner-up - Ananya Gode (6C)
2nd runner-up - Sanjana Pillai (6C)
- Junior (Boys)
Winner - Siddhanth Suri (7B)
1st runner-up - Nachiket Garg (7C)
2nd runner-up - Joel Jacob (7A)
- Intermediate (Boys)
Winner - Shezan Dhamodiwala (7A)
1st runner-up - Reuben Rouse (8C)
2nd runner-up - Jacob John (8C)
- Intermediate (Girls)
Winner - Sakshi Rammohan (8B)
1st runner-up - Sakshi Tambe (8A)
2nd runner-up - Saesha Agarwal (7A)
- Senior (Boys)
Winner - Anurag Nayyar (10A)
1st runner-up - Archit Muni (10A)
2nd runner-up - Yash Goyal (10C)
- Senior (Girls)
Winner - Rachita Agrawal (10B)
1st runner-up - Dyuti Kumar (10C)
2nd runner-up - Tanvi Reddy (10B)
09.08.2016
- INTERNATIONAL MATH OLYMPIAD:
Aditya Abhishek Agrawal secured 46th rank at the International level and 3rd rank at the zonal level in Maharashtra and Goa in the finals of the 9th International Mathematics Olympiad.
- INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD:
Brinda Chattopadhyay secured 39th rank at the International level and 25th rank at the zonal level in Maharashtra and Goa in the finals of the 6th International English Olympiad.
Dyuti Milir secured 28th rank at the International level and 24th rank at the zonal level in Maharashtra and Goa in the finals of the 6th International English Olympiad.
29.07.2016
- Teaching Professionals' Olympiad TPO 2015
Our staff members, Ms. N. S. Lakshmi and Ms. Beena Marar were acknowledged for their awareness of Teaching and Learning Techniques by Centre for Teacher Accreditation. They received Certificates for the same.
- The AISM English Inter School Debate- State level competition was held on 22nd July, 2016 at Smt.Sulochana Devi Singhania School, Thane. The School was among the 57 schools participating in the same. Our representatives, Ishita Pradeep and Krish D'Silva from Std. 10 put forth their views on "Virtual Game like Pokémon go is a Social Utopian Connector" and qualified for the final round. They were among the top 10 teams who debated on the topic "Imagination is a better tool than knowledge"
- ASSET Award Winner
Naomi Hedge of Class 8 was adjudged ASSET Talent Scholar for securing 96% in English. She was awarded with a Medal and a Certificate.
Monday, 1st February 2016
- Inter House English Dramatics Competition for Classes 6 to 9 .
Result: 1st Green House, 2nd Blue House, 3rd Red House and 4th Yellow House.
Saturday, 6th February 2016
- Intra School Tournament: Bombay Scottish School (Mahim & Powai) 'Scottish Cup'.
Result: Basketball - U/14 Boys - BSS - Powai won.
Friday, 12th February 2016
- Inter House Friendly matches - Football - U/10 Boys winners - Red House, Blue House - Girls
Thursday, 18th February 2016
- Inter House Dance Competition for Classes 8 & 9
Result: 1st Green House, 2nd Red House, 3rd Yellow House, 4th Blue House.
Friday, 19th February 2016
- Result: Rianne Fernandes - Std 4 won the 3rd place in 50m flat race and was awarded a Bronze Medal and certificate at the 3rd Inter School Athletic Championship.
Thursday, 25th February 2016
- Inter House Football U/8 Boys winners - Green House.
03.02.2016
- Saturday, 23rd January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Lakshadam High School. BSS won.
- Monday, 18th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/8 - BSS Powai v/s Don Bosco School. BSS won.
- Friday, 15th January 2016
Inter House Science Model Making Competition for Classes 6 to 9 .
Result: 1st Yellow House, 2nd Green House, 3rd Red House and 4th Blue House
- Wednesday, 13th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Cambridge School. BSS won.
- Tuesday, 12 January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/8 - BSS Powai v/s Janki Devi. BSS won.
- Monday, 11th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Billabong High International. BSS won.
- Thursday, 7th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Podar International. BSS won
08.10.2015
Friday, 11th September 2015:
- Inter School Football Tournament-DSO
U/14 - Girls. BSS-Powai v/s Carmel of St Joseph.
Monday, 14th September 2015:
- Intra Class Hindi Choral Recitation Competition for Classes 1 & 2
Stds I C & 2 C - First
Stds I A & 2 A - Second
Stds I B & 2 B - Third
- Inter House Choral Recitation Competition for Classes 3 to 5
Ist - Green House
IInd - Blue House
IIIrd - Yellow House
IVth - Red House
- Hindi Divas - "ROCHAK - Christ Church School
Students from classes 5 to 8 participated in various events like Hindi Elocution, Story Telling, Quiz contest and Art work based on creativity. Participation Certificates were given to all students.
Tuesday, 15th September 2015
- Workshop on competitive exams for classes 6 to 8 was organized by NIE conducted by Pace Junior Science College, Powai. The speakers were Mr. Rahul Yadav, Principal and Mr. Vipul Mehta (IIT-ian) Prof. of Pace.
Mr. Ramaswamy, Senior Citizen of Raheja Vihar conducted a Guest Lecture for Interact Club Students from EMCO Foundation. (Electrical Manufacturing Company)
Wednesday, 16th September 2015:
- Times NIE conducted an Aptitude Test on 'Think & Learn Challenge for classes 9 & 10.
Saturday, 19th September 2015:
- MSSA-Ahmed Sailor Cup
- Inter School U/16 Boys - Football - BSS-Powai V/S Antonio D'silva, Dadar. BSS-Powai won.
BSS-Powai V/S Campion School
Tuesday, 22nd September 2015
- Inter House Hindi Elocution Competition for Classes 6 to 10
Std 9 & 10
Ishita Pradeep - 9 - First
Shaan Bhatt - 9 - First
Sanjana Bapna - 9 - Third
Chinmay Joshi - 10 - Third
Std 6, 7, 8
Aayushi Mahajan - 7 - First
Shlok Muley - 8 - Second
Avni Chopra - 7 - Third
Consolation : Apurva Mukherjee
Disha Lalwani
Monday, 28th September 2015
- DSO - Cricket
- Inter School Cricket Match - BSS-Powai V/S St. Mary's, Andheri. BSS-Powai Won.
BSS-Powai V/S Sacred Heart, Santacruz.
Tuesday, 29th September 2015
- Inter Class Spelling Bee for Classes 1 to 8
Std 1 to 5
Ranit - 1
Vaibhavi Venkateswaran - 2
Rose Catherine Sabu - 3
Keval Kirpekar - 4
Nandini Menon - 5
Std 6 to 8
Rishabh Patnaik - 6
Mehul Basu - 7
Aman Ghildiyal - 8
10.09.2015
1st, 2nd, 8th & 9th August 2015:
- Cascade 23 organised by Jamnabai Narsee Alumni Association Annual Inter School Cultural Festival, sports events were held at Khar Gymkana. Students of Stds. 5, 8, 9 & 10 participated and Mayanka S. Raghunathan from Std 10 won the 3rd position for swimming, 50 mts back stroke. Ruhi Jain from Std 10 participated in Brainless Bander and won the 2nd Position.
3rd August 2015
Inter School Football Tournament-Subroto Mukherjee Cup
- U/17 - Boys. BSS-Powai v/s KKR School - Juhu. BSS-Powai won.
- U/17 - Girls. Bss-Powai v/s St. George School-Andheri. BSS-Powai won.
4th August 2015
Inter School Football Tournament-Subroto Mukherjee Cup
- U/17 - Boys. BSS-Powai v/s Dhirubai Ambani School-BKC. BSS-Powai won.
- U/17 - Girls. Bss-Powai v/s . BSS-Powai won.
5th August 2015
Inter School Football Tournament-Subroto Mukherjee Cup
- U/17 - Boys. BSS-Powai v/s St. Francis Assisi-Borivili.
- U/17 - Girls. Bss-Powai v/s Dhirubai Ambani School.
13th August 2015
- Competition Results of :
- Inter House Power Point Presentation for Classes 9 & 10.
- Inter House Basketball -Seniors (Boys)
19th August 2015
- Inter House Choral Recitation in English for Classes 6 to 8
20th August 2015
- Inter House Music Competition for Classes 3 to 5
- Vocal Solo :
- Instrumental Solo:
- Inter School Football Tournament - DSO - Boys U/16
BSS-Powai v/s IES, Andheri. BSS-Powai won
26th August 2015
- Inter House Marathi Debate Competition for Classes 8 to 10.
06-08-2015
- 2nd July 2015 :
Inter House Football Tournament
- 9th July 2015:
Inter House Football Tournament
- 17th July 2015
Inter House Football Tournament U/16
15th July 2015:
- The Inter School Frank Anthony Debate Memorial All India Inter School Debate Competition 2015 Category II Stage I, conducted by CISCE was held on 15th July, 2015 hosted by BSS- Powai for 10 ICSE Schools from Mumbai.
Topic for the debate : Competitions Lead To The Death Of Relationships.
Students from BSS-Powai participated in this competition at P.G Garodia School, Ghatkopar.
17th July 2015:
- Aryamaan from Std. 10 participated in the Inter School Albert Barrow Essay Writing Competition conducted by CISCE held at Smt. Sulochnadevi Singhania School, Thane.
24th July 2015:
- Swimming Gala was held at the Raheja Club House.
Toppers for Individual Championship
Boys
Girls
25th July 2015 :
Inter School Football Tournament - Subroto Mukherjee Cup
U/14 Boys. BSS-Powai v/s St Lawrence-Malad. BSS- Powai won.
03.07.2015
- It is with great grief that we announce the sad demise of our former Principal, Mr. Mark David (1997 - 2004) on Friday, 3rd July 2015.
Funeral service at 11.00 a.m. on Saturday, 4th July 2015 at St. Andrew's Church, Fort, Mumbai, Opp Lion Gate.
The ICSE results May 2015.
- 123 students appeared and have passed.
- Advaith Menon and Saujas Adarkar are the toppers with 97.33%.
Some of the highlights of the ICSE 2015 results are as under :
- 43 students scored 90% and above
- 44 students scored between 80% and 89%
- 20 students scored between 70% and 79%
- 15 students scored between 60% and 69%
- 1 student scored between 50% and 59%.
CONGRATULATIONS!
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Results of Cascade-22 (EVENT)
- Numero Uno: 1st (Mohana Soman)
- Big Picture - Art Event: 1st (Rhea Mall & Sakshi Tambe)
- The Hole Story - Braille Art: 1st (Diya Paode)
- Mastermind - General Knowledge & Literary Trivia: 2nd (Aman Saraf, Dyuti Raghu, Aryamaan)
- Scribble - Doodling: 2nd (Arushi Kelshaikar)
- Chords & Concoctions (Band Event) : 2nd (Aryan Mhaiskar, Jerusha Mendes, Alen Biju, Asha Eicher)
- Advert-I-Sing (Band Event): 3rd (Shankh Suri, Iqra Khan, Irene Daniel, Celine Rouse, Stuthi George, Shalom Kusuma)
- Students of Std 8 participated in 'VOICES' 14, Poster Competition, Skit, Quiz and in the skit-Moods of Mumbai organized by Salaam Bombay Foundation at Children's Academy, Malad. They qualified for the final round in poster competition and quiz. They bagged the second position in the Quiz.
- NIE workshop was organized by times NIE group for the NIE subscribers. Topics : Std 7 - Communication Skills, Std 8 - Power of Attitude, was held in school .
- The Derek's quiz was organized for juniors (Std 5, 6, 7) and seniors (Std 8, 9) in school by co-sponsors Sun-feast. Students of 8, 10 participated in the quarter final of the Sun-feast Yippee noodles Derek's Challenge, but could not make it to the semi-final round (city level).
- Students of Std 8 participated in the All 4D Art Dance competition organized by Pawar Public School, Chandivali, on the Theme - International Dance form-Our students performed a Mexican Dance Form.
- Winners of Spelling Bee Competition : Std 1-Vaibhavi Venkateswaran, Std 2-Stuti Tripathy, Std 3-Keval Kirpekar, Std 4-Divya Tulapurkar, Std 5-Aditya Agrawal, Std 6-Aarushi Agarwal, Std 7-Anipreet Chowdhury, Std 8-Aryamaan Singh.
- Scholastic Writing Awards 2013-2014 : Group 2 students of classes 7-9 : Esha Nair from class 8 ranked 13th and Mohana Soman from class 9 ranked 20th in India.
- RBI QUIZ: Aryan Mhaiskar & Jeff Patrick participated in the All India Inter School Quiz (RBIQ) where nearly 140 schools had participated.
- At the Science Model Making Competition organised by Lion's club of Vidyavihar-Bombay .Our Physics exhibit made by Advaith Menon of Std.10, Jordan Mascarenhas of Std. 9 and Aryamaan Singh of Std. 8 won the Third Prize.
- In the Inter School Science Fair organised by The Cathedral and John Connon School, Ashley Varghese & Joash Stanley exhibited a Physics project which was adjudged the "Best Project" among the eleven participating schools.
- Cascade 22: Students have won prizes in the Mastermind & Advertisement Competition, Chords & Concoction Competition. In the Numero Uno, our Student Mohana Soman was adjudged 'Ms. Cascade' held at JNS where over 4000 participated from among 50 best schools in Mumbai.
- In Odyssey 2014 held at St. Gregorious high School our students had participated. In the 'News on the Loose' event our students won 2nd Prize. The participants were : Swarna Rajawat, Harshil Ashra, Aastha Bhute & Mayanka Sarma. In the Speak out event Warren Romer and Priya Noronha won the third prize each.
- Our team of football and basket ball players participated in the Maharashtra Anglo-Indian CISCE Schools Inter-School Football & Basket Ball Tournament 2014 at Barnes High School Devlali-Nashik. Girls Team of Basket Ball players won the Trophy for "Fair Play".
- Esha Nair's composition- "When a friend betrays...," and Mohana Soman's "A bomb is ticking away..." has been selected among the top 25 entries for Group 2 (Cls7-9) Scholastic Writing Awards 2014.
11th July 2014
- In the Frank Anthony Debate held at Pawar Public School, Bhandup. Aman Saraf from Std. 10 and Ruhi Jain from Std. 9 participated. Aman Saraf secured the Best Speaker Award and our School has qualified for the next level.
18th July 2014
- Advaith Menon from Std. 10 participated in the Albert Barrow Essay Writing Competition conducted by CISCE held at Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
19th July 2014
- Student Council members (Juniors & Seniors) & prefects participated in the Leadership Training Programme conducted by CODE in our School.
- The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai, felicitated one of our teachers Ms. S. Daniel for her contribution towards the success of our ICSE students and our ICSE 2014 toppers Mansi Puggal, Tanvi Rege, N. Anirudh.
- Students from our School participated in Odyssey, an Inter School event organized by Gregorian Alumni on the 19th & 20th of July 2014.
26th July 2014
- Six Students of our School participated in the Commonwealth Class Music Competition organised by British Council at Udayachal High School. Stuti George from Std. 7 and Varun Venugopal from Std. 9 were a part of the winning teams.
- The ICSE results were declared on 21st May 2014. A total of 118 students appeared have passed. Mansi Puggal was the topper with 97.43%. N. Anirudh and Tanvi Amit Rege shared the second position with 96% Some of the highlights of the ICSE 2014 results are as under :
34 students scored 90% and above
51 students scored between 80% and 89%
19 students scored between 70% and 79%
8 students scored between 60% and 69%
6 students scored between 50% and 59%
- Our school team comprising Ayesha Modak of class 9, Samar Bansod of class 8 and Robhenus Kaif of class 5 participated in the XXIV Inter school English Elocution competition for the Sam T.Berkeley- hill Memorial Trophy on 18th of January 2014. Samar Bansod of class 8, qualified for the final round, held on 25th January and won the Second place.
- A workshop was conducted on Debating skills for School students on behalf of "The Mumbai High Schools Debate Program."
Event: Tennis Tournaments: AISM- National School Games / ASISC
Our star tennis player, Keval Kirpekar won the doubles in the U 14 category at the Championship series in Ahmedabad. He followed up this victory with Gold in the AISM Regional Tournament and the AISM, State level Tournament, both in the U 14 category. He was selected to captain the 'Maharashtra and Goa' team at the Nationals in Bengaluru. He led his team to the finals, after defeating teams from West Bengal and the North East. The finals is scheduled to be held in Pune, this December.
He also won the Gold Medal in the Individual Event at the Nationals organized by the Association of Schools for the Indian School Certificate (ASISC) in Bengaluru.
Outstanding Effort! You should be proud, just as we are!
Date: 30th September, 2019.
Event: DSO Football Tournament - U17 (Girls)
Venue: St. Francis D'Assisi Ground, Borivali
Among 64 teams that participated, our dynamic brigade of girls were the First Runners-up at the event. The winning team comprised the following members: 1) Disha Khadtare 2) Mihika Saraph 3) Dia Daison Arakkal 4) Kashish Modani 5) Sheetal Prakash 6) Evann Reny 7) Anusha Guha 8) Netra Neelakantan 9) Garima Tikle 10) Zarah Martin 11) Nashmita Jathanna 12) Saesha Agarwal 13) Smriti Chaturvedi 14) Bianca D'souza 15) Chahel Gupta 16) Tanvee Bhangale 17) Johanna Foster Kulangara.
Give yourselves a pat on your back, girls! You deserve it!
Date: 29th September, 2019.
Event: Gizmo Geeks
Venue: Lilavatibai Podar High School
Priyanshu Yadav from Grade 8 won the First place in the Comic Strip Maker event while Vver Khurrana from Grade 10 came in Third in the Ace the App event.
You boys are on the mark! Well done!
Date: 28th September, 2019.
Event: Collins Scrabble Championship
Venue: The Cathedral and John Connon School
Scrabble Champ, Arvind Iyengar continued his winning spree by acing this competition. He was the winner in the Grade 8 category and was also awarded the Champion of Champions Trophy for his excellent show of skill.
Exceptional performance! Wishing that your genius continues as you work your wonder at the Nationals!
Date: 28th September, 2019.
Event: Canara Knowledge Champ
Venue: Canara Bank, Bandra Kurla Complex
Among 700 teams, with participants across grades 8 to 12, Samarpana Panda and Aditya Agrawal of Grades 9 & 10 respectively, won the First place at the Regional Level. They were awarded a trophy and a cheque of Rs. 50,000/- They will now be representing the school, as well as Mumbai city, at the National level in Bengaluru, later this year.
You've Outdone Yourselves! Kudos!
Date: 27th September, 2019.
Event: NIE Quiz (Times of India)
Venture: Zaverben Popatlal Sabhagraha Auditorium, Ghatkopar
In the written G.K. Quiz, based on Science and Math, Aditya Agrawal & Aiden Correya (Grade 10) & Sanidhya Chand (Grade 9) won the First place at the Zonal Level. They were awarded a trophy, a tablet, and a gift voucher.
Two Thumbs Up!
Date: 26th September, 2019.
Event: The Tenth Asian Age Group Championship
Venue: Bengaluru
Our budding swimming virtuoso, Apeksha Fernandes won the bronze medal in the 200 m Breaststroke event with India's best timing in the Women's category. She was also a member of the team which won the bronze medal in the Mixed Medley race (4x100 m). She managed to reach the final 8 in all 5 individual events for which she was selected. Out of these, she stood fifth in two events, and 7th and 8th in the remaining two events. In all, 28 Asian countries participated in this championship. Apeksha’s feat at the tender age of 14 years is truly inspirational. The Secretary of the GMAAA said that they were very delighted and ecstatic at her stellar performance.
Take a bow, Team Apeksha. Cheers!
Date: 23rd September, 2019.
Event: Indian School Scrabble Championship (conducted by Wordaholix)
Venue: Jamnabai Narsee School
Arvind Iyengar and Uday Tej Singh were the Zonal Winners and have qualified for the Nationals to be held in conjunction with WESPA (World English Speaking Scrabble Players Association) Championship in Goa, later this year.
Phenomenal Effort, Boys!
Date: 23rd September, 2019.
Event: Choral Recitation - Stories Come Alive
Venue: School Hall
Following are the winners of the Intra-class competition:
GRADE 1
First Place Grade 1B
Second Place Grade 1A
Third Place Grade 1C
GRADE 2
First Place Grade 2B
Second Place Grade 2C
Third Place Grade 2A
Congratulations!
Date:17th/20th September 2019
Event: Council's National Sports and Games 2019
Venue: University Sports Pavilion
Rianne Fernandes of Grade 8 won the Bronze at the Zonal Level as well as the Regional Level in the 200m race.
Date: 15th September, 2019.
Event: Inter-school TCS IT Wiz 2019
Venue: Rangsharda Auditorium, Bandra Reclamation
Among 6 teams from various schools across Maharashtra and Surat, with students studying in grades 8 to 12 participating, our wizkids from Grade 10, Aditya Agrawal & Karan Nagdev won the Third place at the competition. They also won a gift voucher of Rs. 5000/-.
You two deserve a star!
Date: 15th September, 2019.
Event: All-India Anglo-Indian Association, Mumbai Branch - Inter-School Group Singing
Competition -"Music Mania"
Venue: Christ Church School
Grades: 9 &10
To celebrate the World Anglo-Indian Day, a singing competition was organized. Each of the 10 participating schools had to pick draws to select the band whose songs they would perform a medley of. Our students had to perform songs by the Eagles. They won the Third place. They were awarded a trophy, medals, certificates and a cake. Their performance was appreciated by all.
i) Lakshmi Krishnan
ii) Vera Kotian
iii) Anusha Sankholkar
iv) Khushi Bachwani
v) Rainah Syed
Way to go, girls!
Date: 14th September, 2019.
Event: Inter-school Competition: Rochak (Hindi)
Venue: Christ Church School
Group Medley Singing: First Place
The participants were Priyonka Niyogi & Hiyanshi Mehta from Grade 6, Suhani Minocha, Vranda Bansal, Esha Agarwal, Shrestha Asthana, Akshat Kartik, Kabir Bachvani, Samarthya Rindani, Manas Maroji and Bhargav Nandkumar from Grade 7.
Video Clip: Second Place
The participants were Soham K. Shesh & Samarpana Panda from Grade 9 & Uday Tej Singh & Aditya Agarwal from Grade 10.
Quiz: Third Place
The participants were Veerish Leekha, Anvay Borade & Atharva S. Pandey from Grade 8.
Fancy Dress: Shivank Tandon from Grade 5 won the Second place.
Essay Writing: Prisha Singh from Grade 6 won the Third place.
News Paper Bag: Roshni Ramaratnam & Mrudula Arolkar from Grade 7 won the Third place.
We couldn’t be prouder of our team of talented and enthusiastic students!
Date: 13th September, 2019.
Event: Inter-house Vocal Solo Competition
Grades: 9 & 10
Venue: School Hall
Following are the winners:
1st Place Lakshmi Krishnan (Blue)
2nd Place Vera Kotian (Blue)
3rd PLace Rainah Syed (Blue) & Anusha Sankholkar (Blue)
CP Dyuti Milir (Red)
Date: 9th September, 2019.
Event: U16 Girls - MSSA IInd Division Football Tournament
Venue: Cooperage Ground, Churchgate
Our sporting U-16 Girls won Third place and made us proud. The team members are as follows:
1) Disha Khadtare 2) Mihika Saraph 3) Dia Daison Arakkal 4) Kashish Modani 5) Sheetal Prakash 6) Evann Reny 7) Anusha Guha 8) Stasha Pereira 9) Netra Neelakantan 10) Garima Tikle 11) Zarah Martin 12) Nashmita Jathanna 13) Saesha Agarwal 14) Smriti Chaturvedi 15) Bianca D'souza 16) Chahel Gupta 17) Tanvee Bhangale 18) Johanna Foster Kulangara
Keep Up the Good Work!
Date: 31st August, 2109.
Event: Powai Fest 2020 - Knowledge Quest (Team Event)
Venue: Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai
At the event, our young champs stole the show by winning the top two prizes. The team comprising Pulak Banerjee (Grade 7), Pranav Arun (Grade 8) & Samarpana Panda (Grade 9) won the First place, while the team comprising Sanidhya Chand (Grade 9), Siddharth Ravi (Grade 8) and Ritvik Bhat(Grade 7) came in Second.
Impressive!
Date: 30th August, 2019
Event: Interact Club - Flood Relief Campaign
In view of the unprecedented floods that had caused extreme devastation in many states within the country, the students, with immense support provided by the GOONJ FOUNDATION, collected basic essentials such as sanitary pads, new undergarments, toothbrushes, toothpaste and soap bars for hygiene, as well as pulses such as rice, dal, rava and sugar, for those who were affected. It was ensured that these items were packed and placed carefully in the van.
We are happy to see our students blossom into wonderful human beings with a heart of service!
Date: 25th August, 2019.
Event: 13th I.I.K.F. All India Karate Championship 2019
Venue: Priyadarshi Sports Complex, Mulund
Shlok Suri of Grade 8 won the Gold Medal in the 12 to 13 years category in KUMITE and the Silver Medal in the12 to 13 years category in KATA.
Date: 23rd August 2019
Event: Anglo ndian Football Tournament (U-12 Boys)
Venue: Christ Church
Our team won the Fair Play award at the event. The team comprised the following members: Sean Chettiar, Priyansh Iyer, Shravan Sreevathsow, Vedhanth Rammohan and Yash Vashisht from Grade 6 and Rian Sangam, Ranit Senthilnathan, Raul da Costa, Shivank Tandon, Ajinkya Dinesh and Aarush Bhattacharya from Grade 5.
Well done, boys!
Date: 23rd August, 2019.
Event: Inter-house Dramatics Competition
Genre: Mystery - Whodunit!
Grades: 9 & 10
This year an array of mystery plays were showcased. Each had an essence of its own. From plays written by Agatha Christie & Alfred Hitchcock to one written by students themselves, none failed to enthrall the audience and judges alike. The nail-biting moments, the mysterious characters, compelling pieces of evidence, the cliff hangers, the mesmerizing sets, the magic weaved by the prop makers - each of these contributed to a spectacular show. All in all, it was a morning well spent!
The winners of the event are as follows:
First Place: Blue House
Director: Lakshmi Krishnan
Asst Director: Shreya Saha
Narrator: Lakshmi Krishnan
Actors: Vaishnavi Wariar
Dia Daison Arakkal
Beatrice Barretto
Rainah Syed
Anusha Sankholkar
Vera Kotian
Shehzan Workingboxwalla
Sheetal Prakash
Aditya Agrawal
Ananya Parashar
Shezan Dhamodiwala
Head of Props: Ananya Guha
Prop Making Team: Arushi Gupta
Surabhi Nair
Ashutosh Nair
Sheetal Prakash
Head of Logistics: Marc Daniel
Prop Movers: Rehaan Sardana
Soham Dharankar
Aryan Patil
Aryan Kotwal
Ashutosh Nair
Aditya Agrawal
Shezan Dhamodiwala
Japjot Singh Dang
Sound and Lighting: Naina Sisodia
Shaurya Goel
Rehaan Sardana
Costume : Jigyasa Krishna
Naina Sisodia
Head of PR Team: Anusha Sankholkar
P R Team: Ananya Parashar
Lakshmi Krishnan
Ananya Guha
First Runners-Up: Yellow House
Director: Kashish Modani
Asst. Director: Tarun G. Patil
Technical Directors: Tarun Patil, Arham Mahajan
Script Writers: Kashish Modani, Neel Joshi, Apurva Mukherjee, Soumik Chowdhury
Logistics: Aryan Singh, Stasha Pereira, Evann Reny, Alwin Johnson, Chrysl Thomas, Keith D'Souza, Jayden Cabral, Ivan Joseph
Art Team: Vartika Pattabiraman, Kavya Rola, Pavitra Pattabiraman, Manav Suraj, Hemmenth Kumar, Eshna Mukherjee, Tanya Dinesh, Anna Mathias
Actors: Apurva Mukherjee
Smriti Chaturvedi
Neel Joshi
Yash Puggal
Vishwas Samuel
Advait Rabde
Samarpana Panda
Arham Mahajan
Rhea Raghavan
Manav Suraj
Kashish Modani
Aliza Mordecai
Special Awards:
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Male):Sahil Rao
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Male)1st Runner-Up :Dhruv Narayan
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Female):Apurva Mukherjee
Best Performer In A Leading Role (Female)1st Runner-Up:Smriti Chaturvedi
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Male):Anshul Mitra
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Male)1st Runner-Up:Ishani Saha
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Female):Rainah Syed
Best Performer In A Supporting Role (Female)1st Runner-Up:Jhanvi Srivastava
Best Set Design: The Blue House
Best Set Design 1st Runner-Up:The Green House
Best Costume :The Blue House
Best Costume 1st Runner-Up :The Green House
Best Director: Kashish Modani
Best Director 1st Runner-Up: Rishi Bhat
Best Narrator: Lakshmi Krishnan
Best Narrator 1st Runner-Up :Navya Sriram
-TEACHER ACHIEVEMENTS:
While our students won us laurels across many disciplines, our teachers are not far behind.
Date: 30th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Subject: Science
Award: Zero- Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives
Ms. Sanga won Sri Aurobindo Society Teacher Innovation award for sustainable efforts towards promoting joyful and experiential learning.
Date: 25th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Programme: Global Scholars - New York
Certificate: Professional Development - Level 2: Global Scholars, New York
Ms. Sanga was awarded a certificate for excellence in perspective-taking, understanding and appreciating culture, respectful communication, critical thinking, collaboration and community action during the Global Scholars programme, 2018-19.
Date: 31st August, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Nisha Sanga
Subject: Home Science
Event: The Progressive Teacher Conclave
Venue: Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Ms. Sanga was conferred with the Teaching Excellence Award 2019 for Innovative Teaching Strategies in Science by S. Chand.
You are A Shining Star!
Date: 30th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. N.S. Lakshmi
Subject: English, Mathematics & Science
Award: Zero- Investment Innovations for Education Initiatives
Ms. N.S. Lakshmi won the Sri Aurobindo Society Teacher Innovation Certificate of Appreciation for sustainable efforts towards promoting joyful and experiential learning.
Date: 14th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. N.S. Lakshmi
Subjects: Economics & English Literature
Event: Edustar Awards 2019-20
Venue: Bombay Stock Exchange, Dalal Street
Out of 224 teachers from across India, Ms. N.S. Lakshmi was adjudged as one of the Top 10 Edustars of the year 2019-20 after rigorous rounds of written tests and panel interviews by some of the most prominent leaders in the field of education. This event was organized by the TeachersHelpTeachers Community. A truly incredible feat!
Special Mention: Article - Teacher Plus Magazine
An article written by Ms. N.S. Lakshmi was also published in the Teachers Plus magazine as part of their Teachers' Day special issue. This issue was dedicated to giving credit to students who have inspired teachers to think out of the box and look at things with a different perspective. She gives a true account of her learning from the students.
We are proud of you!
Date: 25th September, 2019.
Teacher: Ms. Greeti Chacko
Programme: Global Scholars - New York
Certificate: Professional Development - Level 1: Global Scholars, New York
Ms. Chacko was awarded a certificate for excellence in perspective-taking, understanding and appreciating culture, respectful communication, critical thinking, collaboration and community action during the Global Scholars programme, 2018-19.
- CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION
ENGLISH – STORY WRITING
GRADES 3 & 4
1. Avyukta Singh
1. Meer Jain
3. Radhika Singh
3. Jashith Narang
CP. Sthitodhi Sen
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Ishan Vasishtha
2. Ryan Ronny
3. Namya Aggarwal
GRADES 7 & 8
1. Mihika Nair
2. Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
2. Roshni Ramaratnam
CP Aryan Gajwani
CP Kabir Bachwani
GRADES 9 & 10
1. Reuben Krish Sharma
2. Sanjana Biju Pillai
3. Navya Sriram
CP Apurva Mukherjee
- CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION
HINDI – POEM WRITING
GRADES 3 & 4
1. Radhika Singh
2. Charvi Gyananai
3. Kartik Burakia
CP Ahana Ghosh
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Shauraya Agarwal
2. Avani Kumar
2. Prisha Singh
3. Tanya Chouksey
CP Aashna Batheja
CP Rishi Saurabh
GRADES 7 & 8
1. Arushi Singh
2. Suhani Minocha
2. Viya Banerjee
3. Prakriti Gupta
3. Jahnavi S. Singh
CP Arshiya Agarwal
GRADES 9 & 10
1. Divya Kumaar
2. Bianca Dsouza
2. Mihika Saraf
3. Anushka Saurabh
3. Rainah Syed
- CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION
MARATHI – ESSAY WRITING
GRADES 5 & 6
1. Ananya Gandhe
2. Aarohi Matele
3. Anushka Gaine
CP Delisha Rajput
GRADES 7 & 8
1. Keval Kirpekar
2. Vaidehi Pattarkine
3. Grishma Jadhav
CP Purva Babar
CP Sanvi Mahajan
GRADES 9 & 10
1. Mihika Saraph
2. Shonita Bangale
3. Dyuti Milir
- INTRA CLASS ORATORY COMPETITION - ENGLISH
GRADE 1
1 Arella Angre
2 Aakarsh Kumar
3 Crista George
CP Dishta Sikri
GRADE 2
1 Niyati Gupta
2 Sunishka Saraswat
3 Sanaya Jain
CP Anahita Gauba
GRADE 3
1 Aaron Roshan
2 Joshua Joseph
2 Vedant Menon
3 Liam Alves
CP Aaliyah Patrao
CP Sthitodhi Sen
GRADE 4
1 Jashith Narang
2 Soham Baishya
3 Joel Thoppil
CP Sarah Sequeira
GRADE 5
1 Jasleen Kaur Chodda
2 Reya Mathew
3 Shivank Tandon
CP Jolene Kotian
GRADE 6
1st Avantika Ranjan
1st Aashna Batheja
2nd Lysandra Fernandes
2nd Swarnali Chowdhury
3rd Snehin Mitra
3rd Tvisha Narayan
GRADE 7
1st Saksham Gupta
2nd Vranda Bansal
3rd Akshat Kartik
CP Joshua Xavier Lewis
CP Prakriti Gupta
GRADE 8
1st Mihika Nair
2nd Arvind Iyengar
3rd Swarnav Halder
3rd Sana Maria Jadhav
- INTRA CLASS ORATORY COMPETITION - HINDI
GRADE 1
1 Anusha Gutgutia
2 Pulastya
3 Naabhya Subramaniam
CP Avantika Mittal
GRADE 2
1 Sanaya Jain
2 Ashia Wadhera
3 Vedaant Rahul Agarwal
CP Anant Kalantri
GRADE 3
1 Joshua Joseph
2 Ishaan Kalantri
3 Ciona Biju
CP Amelia Zoey Minz
CP Diva Malhotra
GRADE 4
1 Soham Baishya
2 Radhika Shriram Singh
3 Johan George Varghese
CP Manasvi Naresh Naik
GRADE 5
1 Nandita Krishnan
1 Taniya Chouksey
2 Shivank Tandon
3 Rian Sangam
CP Anushka Bhandarkar
CP Jolene Kotian
GRADE 6
1st Namya Aggarwal
2nd Prisha Singh
3rd Nysa Roshan
3rd Kevin John
CP Kenisha D'Souza
CP Kavya Sachar
Grade 7
1st Ritvik Bhat
2nd Arnav Malhotra
3rd Asma Master
3rd Akshat Kartik
Grade 8
1st Arushi Singh
2nd Arshiya Agarwal
2nd Jahnavi Shriram Singh
CP Ritisha Jain
- CISCE REGIONAL SPORTS AND GAMES 2019 - FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
(U-17 Boys - Juniors Group)
Our footballers made us proud by winning the Runners-up position which was held on 8th July, 2019 at the All Saints High School, Bhiwandi. Aryan Patil of Grade 10 was selected to be a part of the State Team for the AISM Football Tournament at the National level.
The names of the team members are…
1) Jayden Cabral
2) Ayushmaan
3) Dhruv Narayan
4) Soham Khadtare
5) Aryan Patil
6) Advait Rabde
7) Shaurya Goel
8) Aakar Babu
9) Shezan Dhamodiwala
10) Japjot Singh Dang
11) Aryan Singh
12) Granville Salins
13) Nachiket Garg
14) Rishi Sajit
15) Manavv Senhaa
16) Yatharth Singhvi
17) Sheldon Benson
18) Aalaap Seshanand
Kudos, Team Scottish!
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- COMPETITION - ANNUAL SAILING REGATTA
Organizers - The Royal Madras Yacht Club
Date: 2nd June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Sibling duo, Surya Palani Nandakumar of Grade 9 & Bhargav Palani Nandakumar of Grade 7, who were part of a five member team rowed their way to victory!
- WINNING LAURELS (NEWS)
1. Competition - 'Novella (Word Jamboree)' Competition
Organizers - St. Mary's ICSE School, Koparkhairne.
Date: 22nd June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Winners:
- Proverbial Twist
1st Place - Apurva Singh & Arvind Iyengar
- Too Good For Words
1st Place - Arvind Iyengar & Aanya Saraf
- Raging Poetry (A Slam Poetry Event)
1st Place - Navya Sriram
2nd Place - Mihika Nair
- Black Out Poetry
3rd Place - Lakshmi Krishnan
2. Competition - 'Athena'
Organizers: N. L. Dalmia School
Date: 29th & 30th June 2019
Type: Inter-School
Winners:
- Mind Twister
1st Place - Aditya Agrawal and Samarpana Panda
- Sip n Snack
2nd Place - Kashish Modani & Aliza Mordecai
- Temptations
3rd Place - Vaishnavi Wariar & Eshna Mukherjee
- Poster Making
3rd Place - Shaleen Bansal & Chahel Gupta
- Graffiti Painting
3rd Place - Ananya Guha & Jennessa Jacob
- Collage Making
3rd Place - Vranda Bansal & Swarnali Chowdhury
- Master Chef - Cake Craft
3rd Place - Angelina George & Anna Cherian
- RESULTS OF THE INTRA –CLASS/ INTER HOUSE ART COMPETITION 21ST JUNE 2019
JUNIOR KG
1. Alvira Dsouza
2. Sumira Singh & Avyaan Thareja
3. Jaanvi Amol Jadhav
CP. Araina Bhandari & Albina Candice
SENIOR KG
1. Maya Laghate
2. Mishika Singh
3. Shambhavi Yash
CP. Trish Abeer Singh & Jayden Abrahamraj Swamy
GRADE 1
1. Nevan Chettiar & Sofia Fernandes
2. Dishta Sikri
3. Jaden Sunil George
CP. Arika Baheti
GRADE 2
1. Niyati Gupta & Vivaan Singh
2. Paarth Nirvan & Sanvi Batra
3. Aranyaa Tayal
CP. Shriya Chatterjee & Keisha Gandhi
GRADE 3
1. Ciona Biju
2. Hia Gandhi & Rupangi Roy
3. Lakshya Deep & Kapish Neeli
CP. Navya Purwar, Riya Bhardwaj & Sthitodhi Sen
GRADE 4
1. Nisaba Raje Arora
2. Svetlana Furtado & Anya Sarangi
3. Teah Manoj Maliakkal
CP. Sukanya Khairnar, Ariane Nilesh Kadam, Jasit & Jashith Narang
GRADE 5
1. Aditi Suresh & Parth Naik
2. Rishaan Mani Abraham Mazhuvencheril & Harshal Kumbhar
3. Saayna Gupta
CP. Trisha Sain & Nishka Manish Mamtani
GRADE 6
1. Nysa Roshan & Ananiah Babu
2. Kiara Rodrigues & Swarnali Chowdhury
3. Anya Roy
CP. Snehin Mitra
GRADE 7
1. Mrudula Arolkar & Navya Hirak Joshi
2. Hansika Mathias & Naysa Varghese
3. Garima Sharma
CP. Rozene Kaur & Samarthya Rindani
GRADE 8
1. Jenisha Kunder & Helena Anto Chirayath
2. Reuben Beji & Ann Koshy
3. Piyali Dhar & Akashlina Dhar
CP. Ishita Kashive
GRADE 9 (Inter House Poster Making Competition)
1. Green House - Zarah Martin, Ojas Kumar, Sanjana Pillai, Mahek Panjwani, Disha Khadtare, Maanya Dubey , Nysa Sanghvi, Vandana Nicholas
2. Yellow House - Anaya Gode, Chrysl Thomas, Evann Reny, Kunal Gupta, Manya Nigam, Sibyl Salome Nadar, Pearl Eldho, Rhea Raghavan
GRADE 10 (Inter House Poster Making Competition)
1. Red House- Akanksha Vadakkan, Saesha Agarwal, Aarushi Chawla, Jashaank Arora, Soham Khadtare, Dyuti Milir, Chahel Gupta, Arushi Agarwal
2. Green House- Shaleen Bansal, Ayushmaan, Jhanvi Srivastava, Aniruddh Sengupta, Adya Gupta, Shreyas Katta, Indrani Ray, Jenessa Jacob
- Our star champion, Apeksha Fernandes from Grade 9 has done the School proud by winning the following:
a) At the Maharashtra State Meet, Pune- Swimming held between 30th May to 2nd June 2019, she won:
Gold in - 1) 200m & 400m Individual Medley,
2) 200m Butterfly stroke
3) 100m & 50m Breaststroke
b) At The National Aquatic Championships held at Rajkot, Gujarat , held between 24th June to 30th June 2019, she won:
Gold in - 1) 200m & 400m Individual Medley,
2) 200m Butterfly stroke
3) 100m & 50m Breaststroke
thus creating three National records. She was declared the best National Swimmer for girls under 14 and received the trophy from the Chief Minister of Gujarat. She has also won two relay gold medals for Maharashtra.
Facebook link covering the news: Click Here
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- The results of International General Knowledge Olympiad:
Grade 2
Gold : Kapish Neeli
Silver : Joshua Sibi Joseph
Bronze : Harshita Arun
Grade 3
Gold : Stuti Sinha
Silver : Jashith Narang
Bronze : Aarjav Jain
Grade 4
Gold : Ishan Vasishtha
Silver : Arjav Gangwal
Bronze : Parth Naik
Grade 5
Gold : Gynelle Joan Fernandes
Silver : Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Bronze : Prisha Singh
Grade 6
Gold : Tuviksha Murudkar
Grade 7
Gold : Atharva Pandey
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Sumedh P Narvekar
Grade 8
Gold : Samarth Sharma
Grade 9
Gold : Uday Tej Singh
- The results of National Science Olympiad
Grade 2
Gold : Harshita Arun
Silver : Shashwat Phuleria
Bronze : Joshua Sibi Joseph , Kapish Neeli
Grade 3
Gold : Dhriti Heranjal
Silver : Karthik Baskar
Bronze : Shlok Sinha
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Vihaan Krishnan Menon
Swasti Singh
Stuti Sinha
Grade 4
Gold : Nishka Mamtani
Silver : David Benjamin James
Bronze : Divanshi Bhambri
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Snehal Mishra
Ishan Vasishtha
Grade 5
Gold : Prisha Singh
Silver : Ria Thaokar
Bronze : Swarnali Chowdhury
Grade 6
Gold : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Silver : Aditya Venkata Konda
Bronze : Neel Solomon
Grade 7
Gold : Swarnav Halder
Silver : Dipayan Dasgupta
Bronze : Anvay Borade
Grade 8
Gold : Shreya Saha
Silver : Tanay Jain
Bronze : Niranjan Raina
Grade 9
Gold : Saachi Sirola
Silver : Uday Tej Singh
Bronze : Balaji Ramadhurai
Grade 10
Gold : Aditi Kumar
- The results of International English Olympiad
Grade 2
Gold: Aaliyah Dominique Patrao, Anshika Madan
Silver: Aadya Gupta
Bronze: Sthitodhi Sen
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction: Gold
Prisha Khandelwal
Liam David Alves
Joshua Sibi Joseph
Kapish Neeli
Riya Bhardwaj
Grade 3
Gold : Meer Ja
Silver : Kiaan Lobo, Shlok Sinha
Bronze : Aarjav Jain
Grade 4
Gold : Aaryan Iyer
Silver : Ranit Senthilnathan
Bronze : Vedant Nair
Grade 5
Gold : Cheryl George
Silver : Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Bronze : Mariam Mathews
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Prisha Singh
Grade 6
Gold : Siddhant Walase
Silver : Prakriti George
Bronze : Roshni Ramaratnam
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:Gold
Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Grade 7
Gold : Aanya Saraf
Silver: Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
Bronze : Arvind Iyengar
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Shashwat Singh
Dipayan Dasgupta
Grade 8
Gold : Ananya Mishra
Silver : Manasa Lakshmi Ganti
Bronze : Varun R Gogoi
Grade 9
Gold : Anusha Chandrashekar
Silver : Aiden Correya, Soumik Chowdhury
Bronze : Aditya Abhishek Agrawal
Special Mention: Zonal Medal of Distinction:
Uday Tej Singh
Grade 10
Gold : Jeremiah Abraham
Silver : Brinda Chattopadhyay
Bronze : Aayushi Mahajan
The results of ASSET for outstanding performance in Mathematics / Science
Grade 3
Mathematics: Swasti Singh
Science: Stuti Sinha
Grade 4
Mathematics: Snehal Mishra
Science: Shubh Khadria
Grade 5
Mathematics: Mariam Mathews
Science: Prisha Singh
Grade 6
Silver:
Aditya Konda
Naina Thomas
Siddhant Ram Walase
Grade 7
Outstanding performance in Science: Adit Gupta
Scholar Certificate: Siddharth Ravi
Grade 8
Mathematics: Divya Tulapurkar
Outstanding performance in Mathematics: Tanay Jain & Divya Tulapurkar
Scholar Certificate: Reah Nainan, Tarun Patil & Netra Neelakantan
Grade 9
Outstanding performance in Mathematics: Aditya Agrawal
- At Infinitus 2019 held on 26th January, 2019 the following were declared as winners:
1. Nandita Neelakantan of Grade 7A secured second place in Black out Poetry
2. Pulak Banerjee Haldiya of Grade 6C secured second place in Write of passage.
3. Arvind Iyengar of Grade 7C secured second place in Build a Beast.
4. Ritvik Bhat of Grade 6B and Aanya Saraf of Grade 7C secured third place in Literary Remix
- In the Asset Talent Search, 2018, Siddhant Ram Walase has been awarded the Silver Scholar Certificate.
- Soham Baishya of Grade 3A secured the third position in individual Kata in the 24th Asian/ International World Funakoshi Shotokan Karate Organisation Open Karate Championship held on the 9th /10th of February, 2019.
- Pride of Scottish
- Writer's Bug - GET LITT
The students of grade 7 participated in the online Get Litt Book Review Challenge which is a gamified e-library for students that inculcates the reading habit in children. This is organized by Writer's Bug.
The following students of Grade 7 were awarded as winners in the Best Review Category for the month of January, 2019:
1) Apurva Singh
2) Shashwat Singh
3) Siddharth Ravi
-Football (U-12) Boys secured the Runner Up position at the Powai Fest held on 2nd February, 2019. Their names are as follows:
Shravan Sreevathsow
Kabir Bachwani
Vedhanth Rammohan
Saksham Verma
Sean Chettiar
Aayush Dwivedi
Daksh Bhardwaj
-Basketball (U-14) Girls secured the Runner Up position in the S. M. Shetty Interschool Basketball tournament held on 25th February, 2019.
Their names are as follows:
Sanjana Pillai
Jenisha Kunder
Nikita Deshmukh
Pearl Eldho
Avisha Saraf
Ananya Shibu
Joshika Karri
Aleeza Khan
Jiya Pandey
Jeffrina Evelyn
- Racheal Daniel of Grade 5B participated in the 6th F.M.A Maharashtra State Level Karate Championship organised by FIREWINGS MARTIAL ARTS and won a Silver medal in KATA in the 10-11 years age group category held on 5th August, 2018.
She also participated in the 24th ASIAN/INTERNATIONAL WFSKO OPEN KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP held at Priyadarshini Sports Complex, Mulund held on 9th/10th February, 2019 and was awarded the Bronze medal in the 10-11 years age group category in Individual Kata.
- Pride of Scottish
Ishan Amol Tannu of Grade 9 has been awarded by Wako India Kickboxing Federation the 2nd Degree Blackbelt in recognition of the progress, ability and knowledge that has been accomplished by the diligent study and practice in Kickboxing.
Aditya Konda secured silver medal in Taekwondo on 17th & 18th of January, 2019 conducted in Pune.
Apeksha Fernandes of Grade 8 was felicitated by the Government of Maharashtra on 31st January, 2019 for her outstanding performance in Khelo India.
Pranav Arun and Siddharth Ravi of Grade 7 secured second place in inQUIZitive 2019, held on 5th February, 2019 conducted by Bombay YMCA.
Snehal Mishra of grade 4B has secured the 33rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 3. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 450/- This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Swasti Singh of grade 3B has secured the 133rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 2. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 350/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Daksh Pajiar of grade 3C has secured the 83rd rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 2. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 400/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Jashith Narang of grade 3B has secured the 154th rank in order of merit list in the All India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination held on 2nd September 2018, for grade 3. She was awarded a cash prize of Rs. 300/-. This is conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics.
Karthik Baskar of grade 3A secured the 4th rank in the October Edition and ranked 2nd in the December Edition winning a medal for the same in Mathlathon 2018-19.
Name of the tournament: RYP Sports Invitational Meet (2018)
Date of the tournament: 25.11.18
Highlights: Raphael Kullu secured the 2nd position and won a Silver medal in the U-10 Boys below 36 kg weight held at Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Smarak Samiti, Juhu.
Name of the tournament: Viva
Date of the tournament: 15.12.18
Highlights: Raphael Kullu participated in Viva organized by Vibgyor Group of Schools at Vibgyor High, Goregaon (West) secured the 1st position and won a Gold medal in the U-10 Boys below 39 kg weight.
Name of the tournament: Mumbai Games Judo
Date of the tournament: 5.1.19/6.1.19
Highlights: Raphael Kullu participated in Mumbai Games Judo organized by Sports Consult at Dharavi Sports Complex, in the midgets category and secured the 2nd position and won a Silver medal.
Name of the Tournament: Sensei N.T. Bangera Memorial Invitational Inter School Judo Championship, 2019
Date of the tournament: 19.1.19/20.1.19
Highlights: Raphael Kullu of grade 4B secured the 2nd position and won a Silver medal in the U-10 Boys in the -42 kg weight category.
Date of the tournament: 16.1.19
Highlights: Raphael Kullu participated in Mumbai Schools Sports Association incorporating Bombay High School Athletic Association held at Dharavi Sports Complex, in theU-10 Boys category and secured the 1st position and won a Gold medal.
Inter House General Knowledge Competition
Date / Week: 17.1.19
Grade: 3-5
Highlights: The quiz comprised of five rounds. They comprised of Take your pic, Know your body, Identify the personality, Current affairs and Rapid fire. Yellow House won the competition. The winning team comprised of:
Svetlana Furtado (Grade: 3A)
Arjav Gangwal (Grade: 4B)
Aannya Seth (Grade: 5A)
- Pride of Scottish - At Infinitus, on 26th January, 2019 the following students were declared winners:
1. Pulak Banerjee Haldiya of Grade 6C secured first place in Black Out Poetry
2. Angelina George of Grade 6C secured first place in Are You Afraid of the Dark?
3. Roshni Ramaratnam of Grade 6B secured first place in Comic Relief
4. Ethan D'souza of Grade 7C secured second place in Comic Relief
5. Nysa Sanghvi of Grade 8C secured first place in Literary Remix
6. Rhea Rodrigues of Grade 6A, Mahika Raghunathan of Grade 7A and Nysa Sanghvi of Grade 8C secured first place in Verse Gets Better
- Report of 4th floor - 8.1.19 to 11.1.19
Pride of Scottish
1) Alisha Dhanasingh of Grade 8C secured the second place in the Judo Competition - VIVA, U/14Girls - Below 45kg, category on 15th December, 2018 held at Vibgyor High, Goregoan.
2) a) Daryl Dhanasingh of Grade 6C secured the first place in Judo Competition - VIVA, U/12 Boys - Below 30kg, category on 16th December, 2018 held at Vibgyor High, Goregoan.
b) He won the Bronze medal in Mumbai Games - Judo, U/12 Boys - Below 30kg, category on 5th January, 2019 held at Dharavi Sports Complex.
3) a) Tanay Jain of Grade 8A secured the 10th rank in the mega finals of ALL INDIA OPEN MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION held on 2nd September 2018, for Std 7. He secured 10/2536 in order of merit list and won a cash award.
b) Aditya Abhishek Agrawal of Grade 9C secured the 11th rank in the mega finals of the ALL INDIA OPEN MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION held on 2nd September 2018, for Std 8. He secured 11/1885 in order of merit list and won a cash award.
- Report of 4th Floor:
Pride of Scottish
1) Pulak Banerjee of Grade 6C won a trophy and Rupees Fifty thousand in Hindustan Times Scholarship programme 2018-19 held on 11th December, 2018 at Rangsharda Auditorium Bandra West, Mumbai- 400050.
2) Shreya Saha of Grade 8C secured first place in the Inter-School Story Writing event Once Upon a Time, 2018 Competition conducted by St.Gregorios High School, on 29th September, 2018.
- Interschool activities & sports:
Name of the tournament: Scottish Cup
Date of the tournament : 24.11.18
Highlights: The U-11 Boys Basketball team won the match against BSS, Mahim by scoring 12 baskets.
- Arvind Iyengar from Grade 7 secured First Runner-Up in the Collins Scrabble for Schools Championship 2018 on 24th November, 2018.
- Pride of Scottish:
Keval Kirpekar secured second place in the National level Championship Series Lawn Tennis Tournament under Doubles U-14, category (Boys) on 15th November, 2018.
Salonee Dey secured second place in the National level Championship Series Lawn Tennis Tournament under Doubles U-14, category (Girls) on 15th November, 2018.
Rohit Menon secured second place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Individual Kata, U-14 category.
Surya Nandakumar secured third place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Individual Kata, U-14 category
Bhargav Nandakumar secured
Second place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Kumite, U-12 category.
Third place in the 24th Inter Dojo Tournament of the Academy of Shotokan Karate on 12th November, 2018 in the event of Kumite, U-12 category. Daryl Dhanasingh secured third place in RYP Sports Invitational Meet - 2018, on 25th November, 2018, in Judo, U-12 Boys -34 kg category.
- Inter house Music Competition
Grade: 6 to 10
- Vocal Solo
Grade 6
Akshat Kartik -1st place
Vranda Bansal -2nd place
Shrestha Asthana -3rd place
Hazel Nadar -3rd place
Grade 7
Shanaya Soans -1st place
Sneha Narayan -2nd place
Aleeza Khan -3rd place
Grade 8
Netra Neelakantan -1st place
Alisha Dhanasingh -2nd place
Angela Seejo -3rd place
Grade 9
Vera Kotian - 1st place
Lakshmi Krishna - 1st place
Khushi Bachwani - 2nd place
Anusha Sankholkar - 2nd place
Dyuti Milir - 3rd place
Grade 10
Anushruti Gupta - 1st place
Divya Thomas - 2nd place
Brinda Chattopadhya - 3rd place
Sakshi Tambe - 3rd place
- Instrumental Solo
Grade 6
Bhargav Nandkumar -1st place
Shane Sumitra -2nd place
Manas Maroju -3rd place
Grade 7
Atharva Vankit -1st place
Nikita Dheshmukh -2nd place
Abhigyan Seth -3rd place
Grade 8
Divya Tulapurkar -1st place
Rohit Menon -2nd place
Surya Nandakumar -3rd place
Grades 9 and 10
Swardhuni Pawar - 1st place
Shounak Acharya - 2nd place
Akshat Kale - 3rd place
Dhruv Narayan - Consolation
- Achievement in Intraclass activities
Spelling Bee Competition
Date: 22.10.2018
Grades:1 to 9
The winners are:
Anahita Gauba (1A)
Kashvi Neeli (2C)
Jashith Narang (3B)
Ashwin Pattabiraman (4A)
Prisha Singh (5A)
Roshni Ramaratnam (6B)
Shashwat Singh (7C)
Rainah Syed (8B)
Anusha Sankholkar (9C)
- Inter House Choral Singing Competition
Date : 24.10.18
Grade: 3, 4 & 5
Highlights: The Inter House Choral Singing Competition was conducted in the school hall.
The positions secured by the respective houses are:
Blue House- 1st
Green House - 2nd
Red House-3rd
Yellow House- 4th
- Pride of Scottish
1. Aditi Kumar of Grade 10 secured second position in Taekwondo Fight - Category U / 17 Girls 49 - 52 Kg. in the Council's National Sports & Games 2018 at the Regional Level held at Euro School, Airoli on 22nd July 2018.
2. Aditya Agrawal and Karan Nagdev of Grade 9 were the Regional Winners at the Nationwide Inter-School TCS IT Wiz 2018 held in Mumbai on 7th October 2018. They were declared the champions among 400 school teams. They will now participate in the national finals which will be held on 25th November, 2018.
- Achievement in Interschool sports
Pride of Scottish - Ranit Senthilnathan (Grade: 4C)
Position secured: Second
Name of the tournament: AISM
Date of the tournament: 21.7.18
Highlights: Ranit Senthilnathan won a silver medal in the U/10 boys light weight 33.1kg to 38 kg in the AISM Taekwondo Fight in the Council's National Sports and Games 2018 at the Regional level held at Euro School, Airoli on the 21st of July, 2018.
Pride of Scottish - Swasti Singh (Grade: 3B)
Position secured: Third
Name of the tournament: AISM
Date of the tournament: 22.7.18
Highlights: Swasti Singh won a bronze medal in the U/8 girls light weight 21.1kg to 24 kg in the AISM Taekwondo Fight in the Council's National Sports and Games 2018 at the Regional level held at Euro School, Airoli on the 22nd July, 2018.
- Achievement in Interschool activities
Name of the Competition: Brainwaves 2018 - YMCA
Date of the tournament: 15.9.18
Highlights:
1. Soham Baishya of Grade 3A secured the first place in the Hindi Story Telling Competition in the Sub- Junior category
2. Radhika Shriram of Grade 3B secured the third place in the Hindi Story Telling Competition in the Sub- Junior category.
3. Parth Naik of Grade 4C secured the third place in the Marathi Story Telling Competition in the Sub- Junior category.
4. Grishma Jadhav of Grade 7 secured the second place in Marathi essay writing in the Junior category.
5. Arushi Singh of Grade 7 secured the second place in Hindi short story writing in the Junior category.
6. Apurva Singh of Grade 7 secured the third place in Marathi Elocution in the Junior category.
7. Tarun Patil of Grade 8 secured the third place in Marathi Elocution in the Senior category
8. Aditya Agarwal of Grade 9 secured first place in General Knowledge in the Senior category.
9. Uday Singh of Grade 9 secured second place in General Knowledge in the Senior category.
- Event: Math Wizard competition
Date: 22.08.18
Grade: Grades 1 & 2
Highlights: The final round of the Math Wizard was conducted on 21st August, 2018 for Grades 1 and 2 in the Computer Lab. This title was awarded to Sanvi Batra from Grade 1 and Daiwik Bhattacharjee from Grade 2.
- Event: Intra Class English Oratory Competition
Date: 20.08.18
Grade: Grades 1 & 2
Highlights:
Finalists for the Show and Tell Competition were judged on their vocabulary, expression, voice modulation and presentation.
The energy, enthusiasm and confidence of the students made it extremely difficult to choose a winner and therefore apart from first, second and third prize, consolation prizes were also given.
The following were the winners of Grade 1:
1st - Niyati Gupta
2nd - Sunishka Saraswat
2nd - Advait Menon
3rd - Sanaya Jain
Consolation - Peher Goradia
Consolation - Saesha Singh
The following were the winners of Grade 2:
1st - Sthitodhi Sen
2nd - Aaliyah Patrao
3rd - Liam Alves
3rd - Zara Jamshedji
Consolation - Randitya Sharma
Consolation - Vani Bhatt
- The Times NIE Student of the Year Award 2018 was awarded to Shreya Ompreeti of Grade 10, for her top academic performance in Grade 9. She was felicitated with a trophy and a certificate on 11th September 2018.
- In the Inter School Hindi Elocution Competition held at Jamnabai Narsee School on 11th September, 2018, Shaleen Bansal of Grade 9C and Ayushmaan of Grade 9A won the consolation prize.
- In Rochak 2018, held at Christ Church School, on 14th September, 2018, our students received the following awards:
1. Swarnali Chowdhury of Grade 5 and Roshni Ramaratnam of Grade 6 won the first prize in Canvas Painting, on the theme 'Say No To Plastics'.
2. Karan Nagdev and Arushi Gupta of Grade 9 won the First Prize in the Photography Competition.
3. In the Group Medley Singing, our School won the third prize. The vocalists comprised: Priyonka Neogi and Hiyanshi Mehta (Grade 5), Vranda Bansal, Angelina George, Suhani Minocha and Eesha Agarwal (Grade 6), Vaidehi Pattarkine (Grade 7) and Satya Sriram (Grade 8). The accompanists were Samarthya Rindani (Grade 6) on the tabla, Swardhuni Pawar on the keys and Akshat Kale on the guitar (Grade 10).
4. The School dance team representing Andhra Pradesh, bagged the third prize in the Folk Dance Competition. The team members are as follows : Katheryn Matthews and Ishita Vohra (Grade 8), Jennessa Jacob, Kashish Modani, Aakar Babu, Shaleen Bansal, Shehzan
Workingboxwalla, Navya Sriram and Suead Shaikh (Grade 9). - Pride of Scottish:
1. Achievement in Interschool activities & sports.
Jasleen Kaur Chodda was awarded Level -1 in Graded Examination in Rock and Pop.
2. Writer's Bug- GET LITT
The students of grades 3-5 participated in the online 'Get Litt'
Book Review Challenge which is a gamified e-library for kids that inculcates the reading habit in children. This is organized by Writer's Bug and following have been awarded.
The winners of Grade 3:
Name : Rishik Ganguli (3A)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge / Best Review Challenge- overall, Fastest Book Dare Challenge/ Fastest Book Dare Challenge -overall.
Name : Aarhav Jain (3A)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Fastest Book Dare Challenge
Name : Catherine Daniel (3B)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge
Name : Sahana Mudaliar (3B)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Reader Challenge
Name : Aahan Mishra (4A)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Fastest Book Dare Challenge
Name : Aarav Sahni (4C)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Fastest Book Dare Challenge and Best
Reader Challenge Name : Nishka Mamtani (4C)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge
Name : Rachel Daniel (5B)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Best Review Challenge
Name : Reah Ninan (8)
Certificate of Accomplishment : Challenge and Best Review Challenge
Alisha Dhanasingh won the following:
First place in U/14 girls (48 kg) weight category conducted by Prof. Jigoro Kano Invitational Mumbai Judo Championship 2018 on 19th August 2018
Bronze medal in U -14 (45kg) weight category conducted by Inter School AISM Judo championship on 12th August 2018.
Daryl Dhanasingh won the Bronze medal in U-12 (30kg) weight category conducted by Mumbai Judo Championship, 2018-19 on 15th August 2018.
Salonee Dey won the first place in U-14 girls Doubles event at the All India Ranking Championship Series Tennis Tournament held at Practennis School of Tennis, Mumbai on 7th September 2018.
Anglo Indian Schools Football Tournament
In the 30th All Maharashtra Anglo Indian Schools Football Tournament, 2018 held from 28th August 2018 to 2nd September, 2018 at Deolali, Nashik, our Under 16 boys team won the Fair Play Award in the Secondary School Boys Category.
All India Anglo Indian Association Essay Writing Contest
In the All India Anglo Indian Association Mumbai Branch, Essay Writing Contest, the following students received medals and certificate of Honour for winning in the Intra School Category:
Gold Medal - Vedant Pradhan
Silver Medal - Amy Vasudevan
Bronze Medal - Shreya Ompreeti
Times NIE Quiz Competition
In the 'Times NIE Fundamental Quiz 2018-19' - an inter-school quiz competition held on 6th September,2018, amongst 750 participating students, our Quiz team received accolades for being the Runner up team. The Winning team members were:
Sanidhya Chand - Grade 8
Aditya Agrawal- Grade 9
Aiden Correya- Grade 9
MATRIX
In Matrix- a math based competition organized by St. Mary's ICSE School, Mazagaon, held on 8th September 2018, our Math geniuses made us proud by winning the following accolades:
Check-Math-A chess game with a twist of Mathematics
Our students won the 1st place. The winning team consists of:
Grade 9: Varun Rajiv Gogoi
Tarun Golappagouda Patil
Ananya Mishra
Tanay Jain
Divya Tulapurkar
Grade 10: Aditya Abhishek Agrawal
Uday Tej Singh
Nachiket Garg
Rishi Bhat
Yash Khanna
Indrani Ray
Mathopoly - An amalgamation of Math and Monopoly: Our team comprising of Dhruv Narayan (Grade 9) and Shashwat Asthana (Grade 10) won the 1st Place.
- Pride of Scottish
1) Apeksha Fernandes, student from Grade 7 has been selected for KHELO India Project for Swimming She won Gold in all 5 events in Girls under 14 category.
200 mts, Individual Medley
400 mts, Individual Medley
200 mts Butterfly
100 mts Free style relay
200 mts Free style relay
2) Rohit Menon of Grade 8 won the Gold in Kata & Free Fight at the All India Karate Tournament - Shotakan Cup on 29th July, 2018
3) Surya Palani Nandakumar of Grade 8 won Bronze in Kata & Free Fight at the All India Karate Tournament - Shotakan Cup on 29th July, 2018
4) Bhargav Palani Nandakumar of Grade 6 won Bronze in Kata at the All India Karate Tournament - Shotakan Cup on 29th July, 2018.
5) Divya Tulapurkar of Grade 8 had a piano recital at the Young Talent 2018, The Budding Brigade presented by The Stop-Gaps Cultural Academy at the Experimental Theatre, NCPA on 16th August 2018.
6) In AISM Judo Championship held at Vibgyor School, Lisa Kullu of Grade 10 won silver medal in U/16 girls category.
7) In Prof. Jigoro Kano Invitational Mumbai Judo Championship 2018 held on 18th & 19th August 2018 at Gundawali Municipal School, Andheri (E), Lisa Kullu of Grade 10 secured 2nd place in U/16 girls (57 kg) category.
8) Raphael Kullu of Grade 4B won a gold medal in the Prof. Jigaro Kano Invitational Mumbai Judo Championship (2018-19), organized by Narayan T. Memorial Foundation which was held on 18.8.18/19.8.18 at Andheri (East), Mumbai in the U-10 category and 38kg weight group.
9) At the MUN organized by GOLDCREST High International School held on 17th & 18th August, 2018, Bombay Scottish School bagged the trophy for the Best School. The list of accolades won by our students of Grade 9 are as follows:
Navya Sriram - Best Delegate
Neel Joshi - High Recommendation
Lakshmi Krishnan - Special Mention
Sahil Rao - Verbal Mention
- English Oratory Competition (Monoact)
Date / Week: 16.8.18
Grade: 5 the students enacted the characters from Harry Potter books. The judges were Ms. Elaine Fernandes from Gopal Sharma International School and Ms. Sugeet Gulati from our school.
1st: Aashna Batheja
2nd: Tvisha Narayan
3rd: Nysa Roshan
4th: Kenisha D'souza
- Inter House Debate Competition
On 15th August, 2018 the Inter House Debate Competition was organized for students of Grades 9 and 10. The students debated on the topic -'Are Indians Progressing More Than The Nation Itself.' The young minds engaged in a constructive exchange of ideas, sharing of perspectives and showcased an open-mindedness in accepting another's point of view.
To judge the debate, we had two distinguished guests with us. Ms. Vasavi Katrak, coordinator at Gopal Sharma International School and Ms. Bhavna Singh, a Tedex speaker and Director Communications, Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India (OPPI). The winners of the event are as follows:
Best Speaker - Vedant Pradhan (Blue House)
Best Speaker - 1st Runner Up - Jeremiah Abraham (Yellow House)
Best Speaker - 2nd Runner Up - Ananya Ahuja (Yellow House)
Position: First Place - Blue House (Vedant Pradhan & Brinda Chattopadhyay)
Second Place - Yellow House
Third Place - Green House
Fourth Place - Red House
- English Oratory Competition
Date / Week: 20.8.18
Grade: 3 & 4
Highlights: Storytelling is a means for sharing and interpreting experiences. The participants of Grade 3 narrated a story on one of the following themes:
1) A Friendly Alien Who Comes To Earth
2) You are out on a walk when you see a dog that…..
The themes for the Grade: 4 participants were:
It's Okay To Be Different
You are a detective and have to crack an unusual case…..
The participants narrated their stories with great enthusiasm and fervor. The judges included our very own Ms Aditi Chatterjee and Ms Sana Myageri, from Hiranandani Foundation School.
The winners for Grade 3:
1st: Jashith Narang (3B)
2nd: Soham Baishya (3A)
3rd: Radhika Shriram Singh (3B)
Consolation: Yashi Bhambri (3C)
The winners for Grade 4:
1st: Jasleen Kaur Chodda (4C)
2nd: Jolene Vianna Kotian (4B)
3rd: Nandita Krishnan (4B), 3rd: Shivank Tandon (4B)
- Math Wizard
Date / Week: 21.8.18
Grade: 3, 4, 5
Highlights: The students participated in the Intra class Math Wizard competition and the following were declared as the winners:
Grade 3: Jashith Narang
Grade 4: Nishka Manish Mamtani
Grade 5: Aarav Jain
12.03.2018
- INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
1. At INFUSION 2018, an Inter School Fusion Music Band Competition, the School band comprising students of Grade 9 won accolades for their fusion entry. They were amongst the top three school bands of the city chosen to perform live and interact with Prasanna, a legendary Rock and Carnatic guitar maestro from New York. The event was hoisted on Sunday, 28th January 2018 at Sophia Bhabha Hall, Breach Candy
2. Aditya Agarwal from Grade 8 represented the School for his excellence in academics and scientific curiosity at Radio One's campaign - Wonder Kids.
3. Keval Kirpekar won Silver in the (U-12) & (U-14) categories and Bronze in the (U-16) category of Lawn Tennis held at the Acres Inter School Sports Tournament between 19th-21st January 2018. Keval Kirpekar won Silver at the All India National Championship Series held in Panchgani between 3rd to 5th March, 2018. The tournament was conducted under the purview of All India Tennis Association (AITA)
- Results of the International English Olympiad (2017-18):
Grade 2
Gold : Aaron Frijo Thekkudan
Silver : Sara Abhishek Kurne
Bronze : Ananya Menon,Joshua Sunil George
Special Mention: Zonal Medal Of Distinction - Gold
Aarjav Vaibhav Jain
Avyukta Singh
Jashith Narang
Stuti Sinha
Sumana Lakshmi Ganti
Swasti Singh
Aarush Kapoor
Rishik Ganguli
Zonal Topper (Gold) - Annabel Daniel
Grade 3
Gold : Ashwin Pattabiraman
Silver : Aarav Krishna
Bronze : Ranit Senthilnathan
Grade 4
Gold : Bliss Amaris Wilson Vivien Sameer
Silver : Carol S Pengal
Bronze : Aashna Batheja Benjamin
Special Mention: Zonal Medal Of Distinction: Gold
Kenisha D'souza
Krrish Das
Bernice Isachris Wilson
Prisha Singh
Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Swarnali Chowdhury
Ryan Ronny
Grade 5
Gold : Roshni Ramaratnam
Silver : Kabir Bachwani
Bronze : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Grade 6
Gold : Mahika Sarma Raghunathan
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Mihika Nair
Grade 7
Gold : Nysa Sanghvi Varun Rajiv Gogoi
Silver : Divya Tulapurkar
Bronze : Netra Neelakantan
Grade 8
Gold : Khushi Bachwani Uday Tej Singh
Silver : Dhruv Narayan Diya Ujual
Bronze : Agni Ray
Special Mention: Zonal Medal Of Distinction: Gold
Shaurya Goel
Adya Gupta
Anusha Sankholkar
Apurva Mukherjee
Kavya Rola
Aiden Correya
Soumik Chowdhury
Grade 9
Gold : Shounak Acharya
Silver : Manas Mehta
Bronze : Mehul Basu
Grade 10
Gold : Avneesh Viswanath
Silver : Saumya Vikas Goel
Bronze : Chirag Dilip Goenka
Special Mention: Rhea Ved Prakash Mall
Anjini Rola
- Results of the International General Knowledge Olympiad (2017-18):
Grade 2
Gold : Rishik Ganguli
Silver : Jashith Narang
Bronze : Manaswin Mishra
Special Mention: Aarjav Vaibhav Jain (Gold)
Grade 3
Gold : Ranit Senthilnathan
Silver : Ishan Vashishta
Bronze : Ashwin Pattabiram
Special Mention: Snehal Mishra (Zonal Medal (Silver)
Grade 4
Gold : Ria Thaokar
Silver : Prisha Singh
Bronze : Swarnali Chowdhury
Grade 5
Gold : Chris Johnson
Silver : Prakriti Gupta
Bronze : Siddhant Ram Walase
Grade 6<
Gold : Pranav Arun
Silver : Advik Viswanath
Bronze : Oishik Ganguli
Grade 7
Gold : Divya Kumar
Silver : Ishita Vohra
Bronze : Manasa Ganti
Grade 8
Gold : Soumik Chowdhury
Silver : Apurva Mukherjee
Bronze : Akshat Mardikar
Grade 9
Gold : Manas Mehta
- These are the results of the National Science Olympiad (2017-18):
Grade 3
Gold : Snehal Mishra
Silver : Srika Shetty
Bronze : Ashwin Pattabiraman Special Mention: Ishan Vasishtha (Zonal Medal (Gold)
Grade 4
Gold : Prisha Singh
Silver : Rishi Saurabh
Bronze : Hridhuun Savant
Grade 5
Gold : Saumya Bhaskar
Silver : Pulak Banerjee Haldiya
Bronze : Prakriti Gupta
Grade 6
Gold : Swarnav Halder
Silver : Pranav Arun
Bronze : Adit Gupta
Grade 7
Gold : Sanidhya Chand
Silver : Divya Tulapurkar
Bronze : Tanay Jain
Grade 8
Gold : Aditya Agrawal
Silver : Karan Nagdev
Bronze : Ayushmaan Kumar
Grade 9
Gold : Aniket Iyer
Rohit John Mathew
Silver : Shounak Acharya
Bronze : Shashwat
Special Mention: Asthana
- INTRA SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
These are the winners of the Inter House General Awareness Competition held on 19th January 2018:
a. Grades 9/10:
Red House: Sourodipto Roy, Aniket Iyer, Shreya Om Preeti
b. Grades 6-8:
Blue House: Anusha Sankholkar, Sheetal Prakash, Jiya
c. Grades 3-5:
Green House: Aarav Krishna, Ethan D'souza, Siddhan Walase
d. Grades 1-2:
Red House: Medhansh Srimali, Aaron Frijo Thekkudan, Ankita Mallik
15.01.2018
INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
- Rotary Club of Bombay - Powai felicitated the toppers of ICSE 2017 on 1st July, 2017 Latika Narvekar 98.4% and Kavisha Agarwal 98%. Ms. Roopali Mandrekar, Teacher for Commercial Application was also felicitated for her exemplary contribution towards ICSE 2017.
At the Rochak competition organised by Christ Church School, Avni Chopra secured 2nd position in Turn Coat Event.
At Cascade 2017 organised by Jamnabai Narsee School, the school won several accolades:
- Literary Arts-
2nd Position at The Front Row (Critical Review of a Film) - Samriti Mudaliar
3rd Position at Scene to Screen (Journalism) - Janhavi Shandilya,
2nd Position at Itihas Ke Panno Se (Creative Writing) - Aayushi Mahajan.
1st Position at Friend-o-Meter - Dia Daison Arakkal and Bianca Benny Dsouza.
1st Position at Hindi Elocution Competition - Apurva Mukherjee was the winner
At the Brainwaves Inter School Competition 2017 held by the Bombay YMCA, the following students did the School proud by winning the following prizes:
1. Jolene Kotian of Grade 3 won the First place in the English Story Telling Competition for Sub-Juniors
2. Nysa Roshan of Grade 4 won the First place in the Hindi Story Telling Competition for Sub-Juniors
3. Apurva Singh of Grade 7 won the First place in the English Elocution Competition for Juniors
4. Grishma Jadhav of Grade 6 won the First place for the Marathi Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
5. Shaurya Tandon of Grade 10 won the First place in the Hindi Story Writing Competition for Seniors
6. Netra Neelkantan of Grade 7 won the Second place for the English Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
7. Disha Khadtare of Grade 7 won the Second place for the Marathi Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
8. Jasmine Chaughule of Grade 9 won the Second place in the English Elocution Competition for Seniors
9. Ayushmaan of Grade 8 won the Second place for the Hindi Essay Writing Competition for Seniors
10.Swardhuni Pawar of Grade 9 won the Second place in the Marathi Elocution Competition for Seniors
11. Shounak Acharya of Grade 9 won the Second place in the GK Competition for Seniors
12. Tvisha Narayan of Grade 4 won the Third place in the English Story Telling Competition for Sub- Juniors
13. Ann Koshy of Grade 6 won the Third place for the English Essay Writing Competition for Juniors
14. Sheetal Prakash of Grade 7 won the Third place for the Hindi Essay Writing Competition for Juniors.
15. Disha Khadtare of Grade 7 won the Third place in the Marathi Elocution Competition for Juniors.
- Sports Achievements:
Apeksha Fernandes a grade 7 student is being recognized amongst the top 3 national swimmers in the U12 girl's category. She not only won the won the overall championship trophy for the Team Maharashtra Girls but also created a new national record at the 34th Sub-Junior National Aquatic Championship conducted by the Swimming Federation of India between 28th June - 30th June 2017. She also won Gold in 4 x 50m Medley Relay, Silver in 100m breast stroke, Bronze in 50 mts Breast stroke, 200mts free style and 200 mts Individual Medley.
At the G.M.A.A.A Swim Meet held at the Tata Swimming Pool on 19th and 20th August 2017, Apeksha won Gold in 200mts Individual Medley and 400mts Individual Medley Silver in 200mts, Breast Stroke, 200mts Butterfly. Bronze in 100mts Breast stroke
1. Saloni Dey was declared as the Runner-Up at the All India Ranking Championship IP Series Tennis Tournament in the U-12 girl's category.
2. Daryl Dhanasingh won gold in the boys U-10 category at the AISM JUDO tournament
3. At the Maharashtra Region Inter ICSE School Meet held on 16th September 2017, Daryl Dhanasingh secured the First position in Judo
4. Rafael Kullu won bronze in the boys U-10 category at the AISM JUDO tournament
5. Lisa Kullu won bronze in the girls U-16 category at the AISM JUDO tournament
6. Alisha Dhanasingh won bronze in the girls U-14 category at the DSO JUDO tournament.
7. Tanay Jain ranked 11th in the boys U-14 category at the DSO Chess tournament.
8. Rohit Menon won silver in the U-12 category at Inter Dojo Tournament - Team kata and individual at the Shotokan Karate Championship.
9. Boys U-12 teams were the Runners-Up in Mumbai division and qualified for Semi-final at Pune at the Anglo India football league.
- INTRA SCHOOL COMPETITIONS:
A. These are the results of the Hindi Oratory Competition held for Grades 1 to 5 held on account of Hindi Divas on 18th September 2017:
i. GRADE 1:
1. Aaliya Patro
2. Saaron S. Roshan
3. Ankita Mallik
4. Jedidah Solomon and Vedant Menon
ii. GRADE 2:
1. Soham Baishya
2. Radhika S. Singh
3. Jashith Narang
4. Sara Sequiera and Swati Singh
iii. GRADE 3:
1. Shivank Tandon
2. Jolene Kotian
3. Raj Lalwani, Parth Naik and Snehal Mishra
4. Aahan Mishra
iv. GRADE 4:
1. Ananya Gandhe, Sashrika Jha and Rimsha Syed
2. Krrish Das and Eric D'costa
3. Aaliyah Shaikh
v. GRADE 5:
1. Seifer Mathias
2. Shane Sumitra and Saumya Baskar
3. Saanvy Panda
4. Garima Sharma and Niki Tanna
B. These are the results of the Spelling Bee Competition held on 12th and 13th October for Grades 1-10:
Grade 1: Vihaan Chitgopekar
Grade 2: Ashita Singla
Grade 3: Ashwin Pattabiraman
Grade 4: Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
Grade 5: Rose Catherine Sabu
Grade 6: Apurva Singh
Grade 7: Tarun Patil
Grade 8: Lakshmi Krishnan
Grade 9: Naomi Hegde
Grade 10: Sourodipto Roy
C. The Inter House Choral Recitation Competition was held on 4th October 2017. School teachers Ms. N. Sundaresan and Ms. J. Ramesh were our judges for the day. The students of Grade 1 recited fairy tales set into rhyme and Grade 2 presented a poetic treat in the form of Roald Dahl's poems. The poems were brought to life through dramatization. The results of the competition are as follows:
Grade 1:
First Place: 1A
Second Place: 1B
Third Place: 1C
Grade 2:
First Place: 2A
Second Place: 2B
Third Place: 2C
D. The Inter House Choral Singing Competition for Grades 3,4 and 5 was held on 5th October 2017. Mr. John Soans, (Music teacher at S.M. Shetty School) and Mr. Jaison Jacob Malayil (Procurement Analyst in Zycus) were the judges for the competition. The Houses sang a spiritual and a secular song each. The spiritual songs were accompanied by student pianists and the Disney songs were sung on a musical track. The results were as follows:
1. First Place: Red and Green House
2. Second Place: Blue House
3. Third Place: Yellow House
E. The Inter House Dramatics Competition in English for Grades 8 & 9 was held on 6th October 2017. Our honourable judges were Ms. Priya Rajive, Co-founder: Writer's Bug and Ms. Chetnaa Mehrotra, Head of Rang Bhoomi.
These are the results of the competition:
1. First Place: Yellow House: The Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs
2. Second Place: Green House: The Mighty Mandarin by Robert Geoffrey Trease
3. Third Place: Red House: Mother's Day by John Boynton Priestley
4. Fourth Place: Blue House: The Open Window by H.H. Munro
- Individual Prizes:
1. Best performer in a leading role (Male): Vedant Pradhan from the Blue house
2. Best performer in a leading role (Female): Avni Chopra from the Yellow house
3. Best performer in a leading role (Male) 1st runner up : Ayushmaan from the Green house
4. Best performer in a leading role (Female) 1st runner up: Divya Maria Thomas from the Blue house
5. Best performer in a supporting role (Male): Akshat Kale from the Yellow house
6. Best performer in a supporting role (Female): Ananya Ahuja from the Yellow house
7. Best performer in a supporting role (Male) 1st runner up: Shounak Acharya from the Red house
8. Best performer in a supporting role (Female) 1st runner up: Esha Vohra from the Blue house
9. Best set design 1st runner up: Red house
10. Best costume : Blue house
11. Best costume 1st runner up : Yellow house
12. Best narrator: Mark Varghese from the Red house
13. Best narrator 1st runner up: Anshul Mitra from the Red house
01.12.2017
- INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS:
Apeksha Fernandes, our student from grade 7 has achieved the following U/14:
A)
1) DSO Swim Meet (Mumbai): Gold-50mts-Breast Stroke, Back Stroke, Free style, 100 mts-Free style, Individual Medley.
2) Zonal Level : Gold-50 & 200 mts-Breast Stroke
3) State Meet : Gold -100 mts-Breast Stroke
4) National School Games (New Delhi): Gold with new meet record for Maharashtra State in Free style and Gold in Medley.
B)
1) DSO Swim Meet (Mumbai): Silver- 50,100,200 mts- Breast Stroke.
2) GMAAA (Mumbai) : Silver-50mts Butterfly Stroke- Individual Championship Trophy as the Best swimmer
3) Zonal Meet: Silver- 100 mts, Breast Stroke and qualified for Maharashtra State meet
4) State Meet : Silver- 50 and 200 mts, Breast Stroke
5) National School Games (New Delhi): Silver in 50mts-Breast Stroke
C)
National School Games (New Delhi): Bronze-100mts and 200 mts-Breast stroke at National School Games, New -Delhi.
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- INTER-SCHOOL CURRICULAR:
At the INQUEST-2017 held by the Cathedral John Cannon School, the following students did the School proud by winning the First Prize. Avni Chopra, Aniket Iyer, Shashwat Asthana from grade 9 were the team members who showcased a working model titled 'Deep Freeze On The Go' - Project based on conservation of heat energy. The project worked on the use of Solar energy for The working of a Deep Freeze using a Peltier and Solar cells. A special mention was made for Jesan Santosh and Karan Chawla also from grade 9 whose joint efforts towards this project helped the School win First Place.
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At the inQUIZitive-2017 held by 5th Bombay YMCA Inter-School Quiz Contest, two teams from our school bagged both 1st and 2nd Place. The winners are as follows:
First place - Sanidhya Chand (Grade 7) & Siddharth Ravi (Grade 6)
Second place - Samarpana Panda (Grade 7) &Pranav Arun (Grade 6)
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27.09.2017
- INTERSCHOOL COMPETITIONS/ TOURNAMENTS
1. The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai held a felicitation ceremony lauding the efforts of ICSE 2017 Toppers and Teachers on Saturday, 1st July, 2017 at Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai.
While our achievers, Ms. Latika Narvekar (98%) and Ms. Kavisha Agarwal (97.6%) were congratulated with a certificate and trophy, our long serving Staff member, Mrs. Roopali Mandrekar (teaching Commercial Applications for Grades 9-10) was also lionized for her contribution to the success of the students at the ICSE Exams.
2. At the monthly competition held by Delta Step learning, where over one lakh students participated, the following students won prizes:
i) Karan Chandan Nagdev (Grade 8) - rank 41 for April 2017
ii) Khushi Bachwani (Grade 8) - rank 38 for May 2017 and 93 for June 2017
iii) Netra Neelkantan - rank 83 for July 2017
iv) Siddhanth Suryavanshi - rank 85 for July 2017
v) Marc Alexander George (Grade 9) - rank 89 for July 17
3. Saumya Baskar from Grade 5 and Vaibhavi Venkatesawaran from Grade 4won the State Level Championship of the Ken Ken International Championship of 2016-17
4. At the Amateur Shotokan Karate Association held in Nigdi, Pune, the following students won prizes
i) Surya Nanda Kumar (Grade 7) won the 2nd place in the 12 years Category
ii) Rohit Menon won 2nd place in the 12 years Category and 3rd place in the 12 years B Category
5. Apeksha Fernandes from Grade 7 did the School proud by winning the following competitions:
i) At the 34th Sub-Junior National Aquatic Championship conducted by the Swimming Federation of India between 28th June - 30th June 2017, in the Girls Group 3 Category, she won the :
a) Gold in 4 x 50m Medley Relay creating a new record
b) Silver in 100m breast stroke
c) Bronze in 50 mts Breast stroke, 200mts free style and 200 mts Individual Medley.
d) She also won the Overall championship trophy for the Team Maharashtra Girls
ii) At the G.M.A.A.A Swim Meet held at the Tata Swimming Pool on 19th and 20th August 2017, in the Senior Age group, she won:
a) Gold in 200mts Individual Medley and 400mts Individual Medley.
b) Silver in 200mts Breast Stroke,200mts Butterfly.
c) Bronze in 100mts Breast stroke. She has now qualified to represent Mumbai at the next level
6. School Football Teams of various age groups qualified for the following levels:
a) Boys (U16) qualified for the 2nd Round of the Knockout Stage at the DSO - Subroto Cup and the MSSA (Ahmed Sailor) Tournament. At the Anglo-Indian Football Tournament, the players reached the Semi-finals. They have also qualified for the Pre-Quarter Finals at the MSSA Football Tournament
b) Boys (U12) qualified for the Finals in the Anglo Indian Football Tournament - Mumbai Schools as well as the Semi-finals at the Bishop's School, Pune
c) Boys (U14) qualified for the 2nd Round of the Knockout Stage at the DSO - Subroto Cup
d) Girls (U12) reached the Finals in the Anglo Indian Football Tournament
-INTRASCHOOL COMPETITIONS
1. In the Colouring Competition held for Grades K-5 on 22nd June 2017, the following students won prizes:
GRADE JR. KG:
1. Raaisha Todi
2. Kyra Castellino
3. Shivali Singh and Stefan Karkada
4. Hazel Sadhu and Arush Oberoi
GRADE SR. KG
1. Keisha Gandhi
2. Mihika Chander
3. Sunishka Saraswat
4. Advaith Menon and Isha Thakkar
GRADE 1
1. Natasha Arakkal and Ahana Ghosh
2. Miria Cherian and Aanshika Patel
3. Akshar Nautiyal and Riya Bhardwaj
4. Varalika Gupta and Daniel Bijo Kattamkottial
GRADE 2
1. Justin Cheruvathoor
2. Shreya Sahu and Avyukta Singh
3. Anish Shenon and Ian Aby John
4. Saprem Sant and Aarjav Ja
GRADE 3
1. Saayna Gupta and Abhibhav Shishoo
2. Ananya Samanta and Simone Seth
3. Mughdha Arolkar and Shivank Tandon
4. Nilayaa Misra and Ari Soans
GRADE 4
1. Snehin Mitra and Carol Pengal
2. Aarna Sharma
3. Swarnali Chowdhury and Krrish Das
4. Gabrielle Bellani
GRADE 5
1. Roshni Ramaratnam, Saumya Baskar and Johanna Borah
2. Nicole Da Costa and Prakriti Gupta
3. Mihika Agarwal and Deborah Cornelius
4. Naysa Varghese, Jonathan Paul Tathgiri, Rishika Madan and Rajvi Kaur Rehan
GRADE 6
1. Ann C Koshy
2. Reuben Reji, Sana Jadhav, Aleeza Khan.
3. Joanna Bibbin
4. Mahika S. Raghunathan, Diva Biyani & Sunaina Nair
GRADE 7
1. Sheetal Prakash and Simar Kaur Saini
2. Divya Bartarya and Divya Kumaar
3. Dia Daison Arakkal
4. Salonee Dey
GRADE 8
1. Jashaank Arora and Shaleen Bansal
2. Dyuti Milir and Soham S. Khadtare
3. Apurva Mukherjee and Mahima Rajput
4. Stanley Edward, Vartika Pattabiraman and Sanya Chawla
GRADE 9
1. Pragati Toppo, Joanna Bara, Siona Tribhuyan,
Anushruti Gupta,
Chrislyn Thomas,
Swardhuni Pawar and
Brinda Chattopadhyay
1. Sakshi Tambe
Shreya Shrivastava
Aditi Kumar
Meghna Ramaratnam
Avani Chora
Jeshvina Ajvin
GRADE 10
1. Anjini Rola
Tanisha Nagpal
Stephanie Simons
Lisa Fernandes
Daksha Aeer
Gaurika Mathur
2. In the English Creative Writing Competition (Poem Writing) held on 5th July 2017, the following students won prizes:
GRADE 3
1. Parineeta Kataria
2. Ria Patni Vedant Nair, Ranit Senthilnathan
3. Aaryan Prakash Iyer, Ishan Vasishtha
4. Ananya Samanta, Parth Naik, Ashwin Pattabiraman
GRADE 4
1. Sean Chettiar, Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
2. Krrish Das/ Prisha Singh
3. Kenisha Dsouza
4. Tvisha Narayan, Om Nandan, Rachel Gogoi, Jonethan Arakkal
GRADE 5
1. Rhea Rodrigues/ Roshni Ramaratnam,
2. Saumya Baskar, Anna Cherian, Pulak Banerjee Haldiya,
3. Aditya Arakkal, Preetha Krishnan
4. Samuel Ratna/ Nicole Da Costa
GRADE 6
1. Mahika Sarma Raghunathan,
2. Ann Chacko Koshy
3. Sana Maria Jadhav/ Jiya
4. Jenisha Kunder, Irene Binu, Adit Gupta, Sumedh Narvekar
GRADE 7
1. Nysa Sanghvi, Netra Neelakantan, Apeksha Fernandes
2. Joshua Vincent Menacherry
3. Preksha Dewani
4. Divya Tulapurkar
GRADE 8
1. Ananya Guha
2. Apurva Mukherjee
3. Indrani Ray, Dhruv Narayan
4. Adya Gupta, Advait Rabde
GRADE 9
1. Pathik Das
2. Meghna Ramratnam
3. Tanya Gupta
4. Aashima Chopra, Aditi Kumar
GRADE 10
1. Rhea Mall
2. Angeline Jesudasan
3. Alan Manuel
4. Michelle Kenny
3. The results of the Creative Writing Competition in Hindi (Story Writing) held on 5th July 2017 are as follows:
GRADES 5& 6
: 1. Mihika Agarwal (Grade 5) and Arushi Singh (Grade 6)
2. Sarah Raghav (Grade 5) and Angelina George (Grade 5)
3. Siddharth Ravi (Grade 6)
4. Avisha Saraf (Grade 6)
GRADES 7& 8:
1. Sheetal Prakash (Grade 7) and Ayushmaan (Grade 8)
2. Sanjana Pillai (Grade 7) and Anushree Verma (Grade 7)
3. Anshul Mitra (Grade 8)
4. Apurva Mukherjee (Grade 8)
GRADES 9 &10
1. Sakshi Verma (Grade 10) and Aniket Iyer (Grade 9)
2. Shaurya Tandon (Grade 10) and Ashwini Karthik (Grade 9)
3. Disha Lalwani (Grade 10), Kavita Sriram (Grade 10) and Avani Chopra (Grade 9)
4. The results of the Creative Writing Competition in Marathi (Essay Writing) held on 5th July 2017 are as follows:
GRADE 6
1. Keval Kirpekar
2. Anuva Bhute
3. Sumedh Narvekar and Madhur Naik
GRADE 7 & 8
1. Disha Khadtare (Grade 7)
2. Mihika Saraph(Grade 7)
3. Anaya Gode (Grade 7)
GRADE 9 & 10
1. Manjiri Babar (Grade 10)
2. Daksha Aeer (Grade10)
3. Spandan Tikle (Grade 9)
5. The winners of the Inter House Football Tournament are as follows:
a. Boys (U12): MacGregor
b. Girls(U13): Catherine
c. Boys (U16) : MacGregor
d. Girls (U16): Catherine
6. The winners of the Inter House Basketball Tournament are as follows
a. Boys (U16): MacGregor
b. Girls (U16): Catherine
7. At the Inter School Competition, Rochak, held every year on 14th September on account of Hindi Divas at Christ Church, Avni Chopra (Grade 9) got the second prize in the Turn Coat Competition. She was required to speak for the topic for a minute and immediately speak against it for a minute.
8. At the Hindi Elocution Competition held at Jamnabai Narsee School on 15th September 2017, Apurva Mukherjee (Grade 8) won the first prize
19.12.2016
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24.11.2016
- EDUCATIONAL TRIP
An educational trip to The Nehru Science Centre was organized by Bombay Scottish School, Powai on the 9th and 10th of November 2016 for the students of Grades 6 ,7 and 8. This trip served a dual purpose of allowing the students to de-stress and learn something new by observing the fantastic exhibits at the Museum.
As the students made their way for Discovery of India, they were handed a worksheet that would test their skill of observation . They were given clear hints in the worksheet that allowed them to identify the zones where they needed to concentrate on to solve their projects. This activity made them more alert and observant. The worksheet for the students of grade 6 was based on the Ancient period while those for grade 7 and 8 were based on the Medieval and Modern India respectively. The students found this activity to be challenging and entertaining. They not only managed to get all their answers but had ample time to visit the exhibits that appealed to them.
'Learning by doing' helped the students to grasp new concepts in a jiffy. The audio visual aids created the perfect ambience for learning to take place in a new manner. The students were eager to solve their worksheets too to do justice to their project.
The trip gave the students a perfect opportunity to unwind and accumulate information that would serve a greater purpose in their future.
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19.10.2016
- Home science - trip to Renaissance
On 27th September 2016, the School organized a practical training programme for the Home Science students of class 9th & 10th ( 29 students) at the Renaissance Hotel in Powai. It's a beautiful and large hotel with around 500 rooms and large banqueting and restaurant facilities. The kitchen of such a huge hotel has to be designed in such a way to meet its large requirements. They were shown the large utensils and the huge dough makers.
All the chefs and cooks in the kitchen had worn hair nets and gloves and the students too had to wear the same during their tour of the kitchen.
They were shown the Walk - in cooler (refrigerator) and were taken in through the same. They were briefed that a large hotel like this cannot manage with only normal refrigerators hence they have to have huge space.
Cookie Making
The students were then taken to their most favorite department - The Bakery. The chef was kind enough to allow them to help him in baking chocolate chip cookies. Each one of them were given a small portion of the dough to be made into the cookies shape as per chef's instructions. He shared with them the recipe and they also got to eat the cookies they had prepared.
All in all, the trip to the Renaissance was well worth the visit there.
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- LENS IT
DATE: 20.9.2016
TOPIC: TERRORISM
The students of 9C depicted their views on Terrorism through means of a power point presentation, skit and poem recitation.
In the presentation, they defined what Terrorism is, its types , how it is now a new method of warfare and also elaborated on the major terrorist attacks that have occurred in the recent history of various countries, and different terrorist organizations involved in these activities.
The students also highlighted the usual causes that lead to terrorism and what made people turn into terrorists i.e feelings of anger, hatred, boredom, social injustice, poverty that is exploited through misguidance and brainwashing by vested interests.
One of the students recited an emotionally charged poem which she dedicated to the 17 soldiers who were killed in the terrorist act at Uri.
Through the skit, the students dramatized a hypothetical yet hopeful heart changing scenario involving a terrorist. The students began by showing a violent shoot-out scene carried out by terrorists in a public place. Then, while at the hideout, the terrorists are seen to have an encounter with immortals. These immortals make the terrorists realize their mistake. The terrorists are moved to repentance by the words of the immortals and the speeches of Mother Teresa and Malala Yousafzai. The skit beautifully portrayed how forgiveness can be a big healer of humanity.
The students convincingly brought out the idea that education is the only solution to violence and intolerance in the world. We must live in peace and harmony if we want the world to be a better place to live in.
The skit also depicted the idea of how terrorism can be nipped in the bud if we are responsible and sensitive enough to each other beginning with the way we conduct ourselves in the classrooms in school. The students ended on a positive note suggesting solutions to the acts of terrorism which included various ways to end loneliness among students.
07.10.2016
- Scottish Model United Nations Conference 2016
The 4th edition of Scottish Model United Nations Conference was held on 23rd and 24th of September for the students of grades 8, 9 and 10. Though this was the 4th edition of SMUN, it was special because this was the first time that BSS, Mahim students were invited to take part in it.
There was an immense amount of exhilaration among the students for this event. A SMUN website and an App was created by grade 10 students to communicate the instructions and announcements.
The following committees were decided on: 1. The Security Council (SC) 2. The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) 3.The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC). Besides involving the students from Mahim, the SMUN had another important feature - the involvement of the alumni. This was done to have the expertise required for the committee sessions. The following constituted the Executive Board:
Secretary General : Ms. H. Kaur
SC:
President : Riya Nandedkar
Vice President : Shaan Bhatt
ECOSOC:
Chair : Dhyuti Raghu
Co-Chair :Antariksh Sharma
DISEC: Chair: Chakshu Sang
Co-Chair: Krish D' Silva
Head of Press :Latika Narvekar
Head of Photography : Maahi Gilder
Head of Logistics : Mehul Sahni
The total number of delegates who attended the conference was 86. The conference began with the Principal, Ms. Sunita George addressing the gathering and the Secretary General declaring the conference open. The committee heads then took over their respective committees. Heated discussions and debates were a regular feature of every committee session thereafter. This resulted in the subsequent passing of fruitful resolutions in these two days.
The conference ended with the closing ceremony during which the accolades were presented by the Principal. The SMUN'16 was indeed a roaring success!
- SMUN 2016: ACCOLADES
ECOSOC
VERBAL MENTION:
Vedant Vishwanath (IRAN)
Aryan Khandelwal (GERMANY)
Swara Patel (JAPAN)
Robenus Kifle( SAUDI ARABIA)
HONOURABLE MENTION:
Samantha Joseph (USA)
Manya Sharma (COLOMBIA)
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE:
Aryamaan Mehra (UK)
Abhyuday Sen( IRAQ)
BEST DELEGATE:
Param Nadga (SYRIA)
- SC
VERBAL MENTION:
Sarah Serrao (UKRAINE)
Bryan Francis (INDIA)
Vatsal Kothari (USA)
Priya Noronha (RUSSIA)
HONOURABLE MENTION:
NehanshuRao (CHINA)
MayankaSarma (TURKEY)
OUTSTANDING DELEGATE:
IshitaPradeep (IRAN)
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BEST DELEGATE:
Aditya Gupta (UK)
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Ira Srivastava (INDIA)
Ravish Mungee (IRAN)
Amber Pereira (UK)
AdityaSwaminathan (CHINA)
HONOURABLE MENTION:
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BEST DELEGATE: AnshVora (RUSSIA)
BEST PHOTOGRAPHER ARUSHI K.
BEST JOURNALIST: JOANNA V.
- The newsletter for both the days of SMUN has been uploaded on the SMUN website.Please visit the following link for the same: smunpowai.website.com/smun2016
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30.09.2016
- Visit to an Advertising Company - Ogilvy & Mather.
The students of Standard 10 (Commercial Applications and Economics Applications) were taken on an educational trip to the Ogilvy and Mather on Wednesday, 21st September 2016.
The interactive session was designed for the students wherein they were exposed to different aspects of advertisement including the AIDA principle which stands for Attention, Desire and Action.
The trip gave an insight into the hard work that goes in making a TV advertisement of few seconds.
The courtesy, warmth and hospitality by the Ogilvy staff made the visit more delightful.
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23.09.2016
- Educational Trip to Kidzania
The students of Grades 1 to 4 were taken on an educational trip to Kidzania on 14th September 2016. It is a global indoor theme park that enhances the social and cognitive skills of children. As the students entered the venue they were given Kidzos, which is the currency used in Kidzania. There were around 60 real-world establishments. For example, Yes Bank, Coca-Cola, DHL, Big Bazar, etc. The children performed 'jobs' and were either paid for their work (firemen, dentists etc) or paid to get a service (university, driving school etc). The kids got an opportunity to play adult roles as they emulated, re-enacted and participated in adult activities and experiences.
It was a day of fun and learning with a lot of play. A variety of activities were offered to them. They were given the freedom to explore on their own and had hands on experience of money transactions. After a whole day of excitement and fun, the students returned to school by 4:00 p.m.
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20.09.2016
- International Conference on STEM- The Global Dream
The conference was held on 11th September 2016 at The Grand Hyaat.
The conference started with a welcome speech by Dr. Paddy Sharma, Director STEM Academy Of USA INC. who spoke about the importance of STEM and how we can incorporate it in our conventional curriculum.
Speakers Prof. Robert Mayes and Dr. Lisa Stueve from the University of Georgia began with the questions like what STEM is and why STEM is important in India now. They spoke about the importance of the curriculum being mapped with hands on learning and engineering design. It was followed by Dr. Craig Lockhart from Georgia who spoke about relating subjects to each other for holistic learning.
Co-founder and CEO, Ken Parker spoke about making use of the available resources and how his website www.nexthought.com which can be used by students and teachers for making learning more interactive.
Participants were asked to make a launch pad using few straws and a cup to incorporate concepts of hands- on project based modules.
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- VISIT TO RESERVE BANK OF INDIA AND THE COIN MUSEUM
The students of Standard 10 (Economics Applications and Commercial Applications) were taken on an educational trip to the RBI on 30th August, 2016.
The officials at the RBI had organised an interactive session for the students with the objective of providing a practical idea of the working of the RBI in general. It was a two hour session where they explained the role played by the RBI in the Indian economy in simple terms. The students were provided with an in depth information pertaining to the (i) maintenance of financial stability, (ii) issuance of bank notes (iii) implementation of monetary policies, (iv) insight on foreign exchange reserves, (v)currency management and (vi) Financial Inclusion.
After the session, the students were led to the RBI museum where they were shown a video which focused on the evolution of money and its different forms in different regimes. The students were then shown the coins and currency notes of the past decades and centuries.
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16.09.2016
- Educational Trip To NIRRH (National Institute of Research in Reproductive Health, Lower Parel)
56 students of Class 10 went on an educational trip to the National Institute of Research in Reproductive Health in Parel on the 31st of August 2016.The students were first given a brief overview of the Institute and the work done at the Institute through an introductory lecture. Thereafter, the students visited four different labs within the premises and learnt more about the following:
1. Light Microscope, Confocal Microscope, transmission electron microscope and flow cytometry
2. PCR, DNA sequencing
3. Karyotyping and chromosomal analysis
4. Ethical methods followed taking care of experimental animals
It was a good exposure to the field of science and research. Students learnt the principles and working of various laboratory techniques and equipment followed in high end research work. They saw how DNA is extracted and concentrated on gels, sequenced using electropherograms and understood concepts of SNP and mutations. They were shown how chromosomes look under the microscope and understood the importance of genetic studies in the field of medicine and health. The highlight of the visit was the transmission electron microscope and the animal house. The students were fascinated with the volume of work and the level of precision involved in seemingly simple research techniques. The scientists patiently and enthusiastically explained several complicated concepts in interactive and lucid manner. They welcomed and attempted to answer several queries posed by the inspired students in the best possible manner.
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- Principals and Mentors Meet on 30th August 2016 organised by Tata Power Club Energy at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.
The Tata Power Club Energy organised a Mentor's meet to discuss the various initiatives taken by the different educational institutions in order to conserve resources. Approximately, sixty two principals and mentors from different schools participated. They emphasised on the Four R's i.e. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle & Rethink.
Various activities i.e. Rallies, Street play, Tree plantation, Elocution Essay writing, Batti band, Segregation & Waste management, Best out of waste, Say No to plastics , Eco friendly celebration of festivals etc. were the suggestions for the different activities & competitions that could be conducted.
The main initiator of the program Ms. Shalini Singh, Head Corporate Communications of the Tata Power Educate, Enhance, Engage and Empower the students through the various activities conducted in the school. The objective of the programme was to make the youth of today more conscious & responsible for the conservation of resources in their day to day life.
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01.09.2016
Report on Summer Institute for the Gifted - Online Programme:
Parents of toppers of grade 5, 6 and 7 were called for a meeting on 24th August 2016 to discuss and explore the possibilities of enrollment in the "8 weeks online program for the gifted students" organized by SIG (Summer Institute for the Gifted), a not -so profit organisation which is governed by NSIG. U.S.A. This organisation uses the resources and facilities of Ivy League schools like U.C.Berkley, Yale University, Vassar College, Emory, UCLA etc.
A power point presentation was used to explain the details of the course, eligibility, course fee, and number of hours required per week. It also dealt with the method of the course, content and the learning outcome.
Some of the highlights of the program were choice of subjects between STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and Humanities, opportunity to learn hands-on, participate in the discussion forum, have an invidualised program, interaction with instructors, self paced learning etc.
A video was also shown to parents as an over view to the program. This was followed by a Question and Answer session. The parents were enthusiastic and agreed to revert.
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30.08.2016
- Mission week
Mission Week was conducted from 8th - 12th August 2016 for the students from Jr. KG to grade 10.
The VBS team from Scripture Union headed by Mr. Dinesh Salian discussed values like honesty, truthfulness, gratitude to name a few, taking them through visuals, talking to them and conducting various activities. They also engaged the students in singing spiritual numbers with actions.
The students enjoyed their sessions and learnt good values.
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- Report on Student Council and Prefect Leadership Training Workshop
The members of the Student Council, along with the Prefects of Classes 7 to 10 attended a workshop in school on Saturday, 20th August, 2016. The workshop, organised by 'DestinoGlobal Holidays' was titled "Leaders of Tomorrow". It included modules on time management, communication, innovation and problem solving, the four core skills required to become a good leader. Lunch was also provided to the students by the school. The students were divided house-wise, and each house was further divided into four groups. The groups performed activities, competed against one another, and earned points. The group with the highest points in each house was felicitated.
The modules were interesting, and the students learnt a lot from them, by performing hands on activities and working together as a team. They required the students to think on their feet and work in close cooperation with their team, thus preparing them to become good leaders in the future.
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26.08.2016
- Independence Day Parade and Panel - Talk at Bombay Scottish School - Powai
The Bombay Scottish School, Powai presented a very smartly turned out parade of students while hoisting the National Flag during the Independence Day program. Air Vice Marshal PK Srivastava, VSM (Retd) as guest of honour unfurled the flag, while the school band played the national anthem. The Principal Mrs. Sunita George, gave a deeply thought speech wherein she introduced the topic "The India of Tomorrow" to the panel. She highlighted that the students had chosen a wide range of topics where governance, tolerance, terrorism and digital media became key topics amongst others.
Mrs. George spoke about a rise in the number of educated terrorists in the world. She said that a person who is educated would be sensitive to others and to the needs of the society. A person who uses technology to harm others can only be called literate, not educated. Thereafter, she said that there is a very small section of society that goes out to make a change. We as Indians are doers, we are born tough and we do things! The challenges are there, but the answer is to dream. And then make a difference by taking action.
Students of grade 9 and 10 presented a mime that highlighted various social issues like intolerance, responsibility of media, and the wrongful use of social media. This was followed by a digital presentation that emphasized India's strength and her vision to create a world where different countries, across lands and seas, come together to discover opportunities in the fields of Business, Culture and Knowledge, with India being at the forefront.
Then the students opened the panel discussion with a question should we discuss the 'future OF India' or 'future IN India'? The idea that India wants to be a super power within the context of its growing future energy requirements; research and development needs; security concerns and many other points were very articulated by the student community.
The panelists were noted badminton player Upendra Phadnis; defense personnel Air Vice Marshal PK Srivastava; Director Gram Oorja Sameer Nair; and Head of Operations Community Code, Soham Bhatnagar. They answered queries such as 'Where do you see India, 15 years from now'; 'As a sports person, what was your initial reaction to a particular tweet on Olympics'; 'Would make-in-India create quick start-ups and mar development?'; 'Why aren't so many professionals taking up the civil services'; 'How would the Indian State respond to maritime threats when its only aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya is out on service repair?' And so on.
The answers to these questions were given with much thought and reflection. Each member of the audience felt part of the discussion.
To conclude the event, Ms. Purbasha Roy was felicitated with a plaque from the Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai for her exemplary contribution towards education. Similarly, Class 8 students were also congratulated for winning the first place in an inter school competition, HAIRAT.
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22.08.2016
- Report on HAIRAT 2016
Our School participated in an inter school competition: HAIRAT 2016, organised by Community Code which is a social initiative chaired by our alumni, Soham Bhatnagar. The event was held at Bhaktivedanta Swami Mission School, Andheri West on Saturday, 13th August 2016.
Among the 10 participating schools, our school won the first place. 12 students from class 8 enacted a skit on the atrocities faced by Indian women and how an NGO worker empowers them.
The Competition was judged by Mr. Javed Jaffery (Actor), Mr. Neeraj Vora (Director for Hera Pheri movie series) and Mr. Shellee, a well known poet (lyricist for the movie Udata Punjab).
It was a fun filled and entertaining evening for all who were present.
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19.08.2016
- Cascade 2016-17
At the Interschool Fest- Cascade held by the Jamnabai Narsee Alumni Association the students of Bombay Scottish School, Powai won several laurels. Noteworthy of mention are the following :
- National Debate:
The Cascade National Debate put speakers across the nation to test in the format of a British parliamentary debate and also a moot court. The team from Bombay Scottish School, Powai comprising Ishita Pradeep of Class 10, Priya Noronha of Class 9, Shaan Bhatt of Class 10 and Krish Dsilva of Class 10, was among the eight teams to reach the final round and was declared 3rd runner up at the event. Shaan Bhatt was also adjudged the Best Rebuttal Speaker for Round one.
- National Creative Writing Competition- Yours Truly
At the national creative writing competition, Yours Truly, participants were given the task of writing a letter as a famous personality from history in first person. The letter had to be written as if the personality had written it just before his/her demise. Mayanka Raghunathan of Class 10 won the first prize at this event.
- Swimming :
At the Swimming Competition, held at Khar Gymkhana on the 30th July 2016, Mayanka Raghunathan again did the school proud by winning bronze medals in all three categories of the event- butterfly stroke, freestyle and breaststroke.
- Dodgeball:
The girls Dodgeball team were the winners at the Dodgeball tournament. The Dodgeball team comprised Sona Peter, Charvee Jha, Akanksha B, Sanjana Shetty and Sanaa Mangalore of Class 9 and Tanvi Raipurwala, Tanvi Reddy, Arushi Kelshikar, Mahek Vyas and Nikita Potdar of Class 10.
- World Wide Web :
The junior section of the school also kept the flag of their Alma Mater flying high.Aman Nambiar and Shane Sumitra, both promising students of Class 4 were the second runner up at the event World Wide Web. The participants of the event had to complete a series of tasks testing their mental and physical prowess.
- Personality Contest: Numero Uno
Shaan Bhatt was the winner of the challenging Cascade Personality Contest- 'Numero Uno' and was awarded the title Mr. Cascade 24. Shaan had to go through several grilling rounds that tested his wit, presence of mind, confidence and poise. The contest was judged by famous personalities from the Bollywood industry- Ms. Jacqueline Fernandez, Mr. Tiger Shroff and Mr. Remo Dsouza.
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- Inter House Choral Singing Competition Grades 3, 4 & 5 (2016-17)
The Inter House Choral Singing Competition for grades 3, 4, and 5 was held on 1st August 2016. 355 students of the four houses participated in the competition.
Green House was declared as the Winner and Yellow House got the Runner-up place.
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11.08.2016
- Inter-house Carrom Competition
The Inter house Carrom Competition was held on Wednesday 3rd August 2016 and Tuesday, 9th August 2016.
The final results are as follows :
- Sub Junior (Boys)
Winner - Ayush Chakraborty (6B)
1st runner-up - Rishi Sajit (6B)
2nd runner-up - Siddhanth Narayanan (6A)
- Sub Junior (Girls)
Winner - Dia Arakkal (6C)
1st runner-up - Ananya Gode (6C)
2nd runner-up - Sanjana Pillai (6C)
- Junior (Boys)
Winner - Siddhanth Suri (7B)
1st runner-up - Nachiket Garg (7C)
2nd runner-up - Joel Jacob (7A)
- Intermediate (Boys)
Winner - Shezan Dhamodiwala (7A)
1st runner-up - Reuben Rouse (8C)
2nd runner-up - Jacob John (8C)
- Intermediate (Girls)
Winner - Sakshi Rammohan (8B)
1st runner-up - Sakshi Tambe (8A)
2nd runner-up - Saesha Agarwal (7A)
- Senior (Boys)
Winner - Anurag Nayyar (10A)
1st runner-up - Archit Muni (10A)
2nd runner-up - Yash Goyal (10C)
- Senior (Girls)
Winner - Rachita Agrawal (10B)
1st runner-up - Dyuti Kumar (10C)
2nd runner-up - Tanvi Reddy (10B)
09.08.2016
- INTERNATIONAL MATH OLYMPIAD:
Aditya Abhishek Agrawal secured 46th rank at the International level and 3rd rank at the zonal level in Maharashtra and Goa in the finals of the 9th International Mathematics Olympiad.
- INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD:
Brinda Chattopadhyay secured 39th rank at the International level and 25th rank at the zonal level in Maharashtra and Goa in the finals of the 6th International English Olympiad.
Dyuti Milir secured 28th rank at the International level and 24th rank at the zonal level in Maharashtra and Goa in the finals of the 6th International English Olympiad.
29.07.2016
- Teaching Professionals' Olympiad TPO 2015
Our staff members, Ms. N. S. Lakshmi and Ms. Beena Marar were acknowledged for their awareness of Teaching and Learning Techniques by Centre for Teacher Accreditation. They received Certificates for the same.
- The AISM English Inter School Debate- State level competition was held on 22nd July, 2016 at Smt.Sulochana Devi Singhania School, Thane. The School was among the 57 schools participating in the same. Our representatives, Ishita Pradeep and Krish D'Silva from Std. 10 put forth their views on "Virtual Game like Pokémon go is a Social Utopian Connector" and qualified for the final round. They were among the top 10 teams who debated on the topic "Imagination is a better tool than knowledge"
- ASSET Award Winner
Naomi Hedge of Class 8 was adjudged ASSET Talent Scholar for securing 96% in English. She was awarded with a Medal and a Certificate.
Monday, 1st February 2016
- Inter House English Dramatics Competition for Classes 6 to 9 .
Result: 1st Green House, 2nd Blue House, 3rd Red House and 4th Yellow House.
Saturday, 6th February 2016
- Intra School Tournament: Bombay Scottish School (Mahim & Powai) 'Scottish Cup'.
Result: Basketball - U/14 Boys - BSS - Powai won.
Friday, 12th February 2016
- Inter House Friendly matches - Football - U/10 Boys winners - Red House, Blue House - Girls
Thursday, 18th February 2016
- Inter House Dance Competition for Classes 8 & 9
Result: 1st Green House, 2nd Red House, 3rd Yellow House, 4th Blue House.
Friday, 19th February 2016
- Result: Rianne Fernandes - Std 4 won the 3rd place in 50m flat race and was awarded a Bronze Medal and certificate at the 3rd Inter School Athletic Championship.
Thursday, 25th February 2016
- Inter House Football U/8 Boys winners - Green House.
03.02.2016
- Saturday, 23rd January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Lakshadam High School. BSS won.
- Monday, 18th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/8 - BSS Powai v/s Don Bosco School. BSS won.
- Friday, 15th January 2016
Inter House Science Model Making Competition for Classes 6 to 9 .
Result: 1st Yellow House, 2nd Green House, 3rd Red House and 4th Blue House
- Wednesday, 13th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Cambridge School. BSS won.
- Tuesday, 12 January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/8 - BSS Powai v/s Janki Devi. BSS won.
- Monday, 11th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Billabong High International. BSS won.
- Thursday, 7th January 2016
MSSA - Inter School Football for Boys U/10 - BSS Powai v/s Podar International. BSS won
08.10.2015
Friday, 11th September 2015:
- Inter School Football Tournament-DSO
U/14 - Girls. BSS-Powai v/s Carmel of St Joseph.
Monday, 14th September 2015:
- Intra Class Hindi Choral Recitation Competition for Classes 1 & 2
Stds I C & 2 C - First
Stds I A & 2 A - Second
Stds I B & 2 B - Third
- Inter House Choral Recitation Competition for Classes 3 to 5
Ist - Green House
IInd - Blue House
IIIrd - Yellow House
IVth - Red House
- Hindi Divas - "ROCHAK - Christ Church School
Students from classes 5 to 8 participated in various events like Hindi Elocution, Story Telling, Quiz contest and Art work based on creativity. Participation Certificates were given to all students.
Tuesday, 15th September 2015
- Workshop on competitive exams for classes 6 to 8 was organized by NIE conducted by Pace Junior Science College, Powai. The speakers were Mr. Rahul Yadav, Principal and Mr. Vipul Mehta (IIT-ian) Prof. of Pace.
Mr. Ramaswamy, Senior Citizen of Raheja Vihar conducted a Guest Lecture for Interact Club Students from EMCO Foundation. (Electrical Manufacturing Company)
Wednesday, 16th September 2015:
- Times NIE conducted an Aptitude Test on 'Think & Learn Challenge for classes 9 & 10.
Saturday, 19th September 2015:
- MSSA-Ahmed Sailor Cup
- Inter School U/16 Boys - Football - BSS-Powai V/S Antonio D'silva, Dadar. BSS-Powai won.
BSS-Powai V/S Campion School
Tuesday, 22nd September 2015
- Inter House Hindi Elocution Competition for Classes 6 to 10
Std 9 & 10
Ishita Pradeep - 9 - First
Shaan Bhatt - 9 - First
Sanjana Bapna - 9 - Third
Chinmay Joshi - 10 - Third
Std 6, 7, 8
Aayushi Mahajan - 7 - First
Shlok Muley - 8 - Second
Avni Chopra - 7 - Third
Consolation : Apurva Mukherjee
Disha Lalwani
Monday, 28th September 2015
- DSO - Cricket
- Inter School Cricket Match - BSS-Powai V/S St. Mary's, Andheri. BSS-Powai Won.
BSS-Powai V/S Sacred Heart, Santacruz.
Tuesday, 29th September 2015
- Inter Class Spelling Bee for Classes 1 to 8
Std 1 to 5
Ranit - 1
Vaibhavi Venkateswaran - 2
Rose Catherine Sabu - 3
Keval Kirpekar - 4
Nandini Menon - 5
Std 6 to 8
Rishabh Patnaik - 6
Mehul Basu - 7
Aman Ghildiyal - 8
10.09.2015
1st, 2nd, 8th & 9th August 2015:
- Cascade 23 organised by Jamnabai Narsee Alumni Association Annual Inter School Cultural Festival, sports events were held at Khar Gymkana. Students of Stds. 5, 8, 9 & 10 participated and Mayanka S. Raghunathan from Std 10 won the 3rd position for swimming, 50 mts back stroke. Ruhi Jain from Std 10 participated in Brainless Bander and won the 2nd Position.
3rd August 2015
Inter School Football Tournament-Subroto Mukherjee Cup
- U/17 - Boys. BSS-Powai v/s KKR School - Juhu. BSS-Powai won.
- U/17 - Girls. Bss-Powai v/s St. George School-Andheri. BSS-Powai won.
4th August 2015
Inter School Football Tournament-Subroto Mukherjee Cup
- U/17 - Boys. BSS-Powai v/s Dhirubai Ambani School-BKC. BSS-Powai won.
- U/17 - Girls. Bss-Powai v/s . BSS-Powai won.
5th August 2015
Inter School Football Tournament-Subroto Mukherjee Cup
- U/17 - Boys. BSS-Powai v/s St. Francis Assisi-Borivili.
- U/17 - Girls. Bss-Powai v/s Dhirubai Ambani School.
13th August 2015
- Competition Results of :
- Inter House Power Point Presentation for Classes 9 & 10.
| Ist - | Blue |
| IInd - | Green |
| IIIrd - | Yellow |
| IVth - | Red |
- Inter House Basketball -Seniors (Boys)
| Ist - | Red |
| IInd - | Yellow |
19th August 2015
- Inter House Choral Recitation in English for Classes 6 to 8
| Ist - | Yellow |
| IInd - | Green |
| IIIrd - | Blue |
| IVth - | Red |
20th August 2015
- Inter House Music Competition for Classes 3 to 5
- Vocal Solo :
| Ist - | Advika Nair - | Green |
| IInd - | Vranda Bansal - | Green |
| IIIrd - | Jeanne Jacob - | Yellow |
| Nayantra Assissi - | Green | |
| Consolation - | Angela Koshy Ann Koshy Catherine Winifred |
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- Instrumental Solo:
| Ist - | Divya Tulapulkar - | Blue |
| IInd - | Joel Alex - | Green |
| IIIrd - | Naomi Karkada - | Red |
| Mihika Agarwal | ||
| Consolation - | Charles Thomas | |
- Inter School Football Tournament - DSO - Boys U/16
BSS-Powai v/s IES, Andheri. BSS-Powai won
26th August 2015
- Inter House Marathi Debate Competition for Classes 8 to 10.
| Ist - | Green | |
| IInd - | Yellow | |
| IIIrd - | Blue | |
| IVth - | Red | |
| Best Speaker - | Sanyukta R. Mathure - | Green |
06-08-2015
- 2nd July 2015 :
Inter House Football Tournament
| U/13-Girls | U/14-Boys | |
| Ist | Yellow | Blue |
| IInd | Green | Green |
| IIIrd | Red | --- |
| IVth | Blue | --- |
- 9th July 2015:
Inter House Football Tournament
| U/12-BOYS | |
| Ist | Blue |
| IInd | Red |
| IIIrd | Green |
| IVth | Yellow |
- 17th July 2015
Inter House Football Tournament U/16
| Girls | Boys | |
| Ist | Yellow | Yellow |
| IInd | Blue | Blue |
| IIIrd | --- | --- |
| IVth | --- | --- |
15th July 2015:
- The Inter School Frank Anthony Debate Memorial All India Inter School Debate Competition 2015 Category II Stage I, conducted by CISCE was held on 15th July, 2015 hosted by BSS- Powai for 10 ICSE Schools from Mumbai.
Topic for the debate : Competitions Lead To The Death Of Relationships.
Students from BSS-Powai participated in this competition at P.G Garodia School, Ghatkopar.
17th July 2015:
- Aryamaan from Std. 10 participated in the Inter School Albert Barrow Essay Writing Competition conducted by CISCE held at Smt. Sulochnadevi Singhania School, Thane.
24th July 2015:
- Swimming Gala was held at the Raheja Club House.
Toppers for Individual Championship
Boys
| Seniors | Alston D'silva | Yellow |
| Intermediate | Anmol Gupta | Green |
| Juniors | Om Pawar | Green |
| Sob-Juniors | Aditya Agrawal | Blue |
Girls
| Seniors | Mayanka S. Raghunathan | Red |
| Saakshi Naidu | Yellow | |
| Intermediate | Sharmishta Iyer | Green |
| Akanksha B. | Green | |
| Juniors | Shubhangani Rathore | Green |
| Sob-Juniors | Apeksha Fernandes | Yellow |
25th July 2015 :
Inter School Football Tournament - Subroto Mukherjee Cup
U/14 Boys. BSS-Powai v/s St Lawrence-Malad. BSS- Powai won.
03.07.2015
- It is with great grief that we announce the sad demise of our former Principal, Mr. Mark David (1997 - 2004) on Friday, 3rd July 2015.
Funeral service at 11.00 a.m. on Saturday, 4th July 2015 at St. Andrew's Church, Fort, Mumbai, Opp Lion Gate.
The ICSE results May 2015.
- 123 students appeared and have passed.
- Advaith Menon and Saujas Adarkar are the toppers with 97.33%.
Some of the highlights of the ICSE 2015 results are as under :
- 43 students scored 90% and above
- 44 students scored between 80% and 89%
- 20 students scored between 70% and 79%
- 15 students scored between 60% and 69%
- 1 student scored between 50% and 59%.
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Results of Cascade-22 (EVENT)
- Numero Uno: 1st (Mohana Soman)
- Big Picture - Art Event: 1st (Rhea Mall & Sakshi Tambe)
- The Hole Story - Braille Art: 1st (Diya Paode)
- Mastermind - General Knowledge & Literary Trivia: 2nd (Aman Saraf, Dyuti Raghu, Aryamaan)
- Scribble - Doodling: 2nd (Arushi Kelshaikar)
- Chords & Concoctions (Band Event) : 2nd (Aryan Mhaiskar, Jerusha Mendes, Alen Biju, Asha Eicher)
- Advert-I-Sing (Band Event): 3rd (Shankh Suri, Iqra Khan, Irene Daniel, Celine Rouse, Stuthi George, Shalom Kusuma)
- Students of Std 8 participated in 'VOICES' 14, Poster Competition, Skit, Quiz and in the skit-Moods of Mumbai organized by Salaam Bombay Foundation at Children's Academy, Malad. They qualified for the final round in poster competition and quiz. They bagged the second position in the Quiz.
- NIE workshop was organized by times NIE group for the NIE subscribers. Topics : Std 7 - Communication Skills, Std 8 - Power of Attitude, was held in school .
- The Derek's quiz was organized for juniors (Std 5, 6, 7) and seniors (Std 8, 9) in school by co-sponsors Sun-feast. Students of 8, 10 participated in the quarter final of the Sun-feast Yippee noodles Derek's Challenge, but could not make it to the semi-final round (city level).
- Students of Std 8 participated in the All 4D Art Dance competition organized by Pawar Public School, Chandivali, on the Theme - International Dance form-Our students performed a Mexican Dance Form.
- Winners of Spelling Bee Competition : Std 1-Vaibhavi Venkateswaran, Std 2-Stuti Tripathy, Std 3-Keval Kirpekar, Std 4-Divya Tulapurkar, Std 5-Aditya Agrawal, Std 6-Aarushi Agarwal, Std 7-Anipreet Chowdhury, Std 8-Aryamaan Singh.
- Scholastic Writing Awards 2013-2014 : Group 2 students of classes 7-9 : Esha Nair from class 8 ranked 13th and Mohana Soman from class 9 ranked 20th in India.
- RBI QUIZ: Aryan Mhaiskar & Jeff Patrick participated in the All India Inter School Quiz (RBIQ) where nearly 140 schools had participated.
- At the Science Model Making Competition organised by Lion's club of Vidyavihar-Bombay .Our Physics exhibit made by Advaith Menon of Std.10, Jordan Mascarenhas of Std. 9 and Aryamaan Singh of Std. 8 won the Third Prize.
- In the Inter School Science Fair organised by The Cathedral and John Connon School, Ashley Varghese & Joash Stanley exhibited a Physics project which was adjudged the "Best Project" among the eleven participating schools.
- Cascade 22: Students have won prizes in the Mastermind & Advertisement Competition, Chords & Concoction Competition. In the Numero Uno, our Student Mohana Soman was adjudged 'Ms. Cascade' held at JNS where over 4000 participated from among 50 best schools in Mumbai.
- In Odyssey 2014 held at St. Gregorious high School our students had participated. In the 'News on the Loose' event our students won 2nd Prize. The participants were : Swarna Rajawat, Harshil Ashra, Aastha Bhute & Mayanka Sarma. In the Speak out event Warren Romer and Priya Noronha won the third prize each.
- Our team of football and basket ball players participated in the Maharashtra Anglo-Indian CISCE Schools Inter-School Football & Basket Ball Tournament 2014 at Barnes High School Devlali-Nashik. Girls Team of Basket Ball players won the Trophy for "Fair Play".
- Esha Nair's composition- "When a friend betrays...," and Mohana Soman's "A bomb is ticking away..." has been selected among the top 25 entries for Group 2 (Cls7-9) Scholastic Writing Awards 2014.
11th July 2014
- In the Frank Anthony Debate held at Pawar Public School, Bhandup. Aman Saraf from Std. 10 and Ruhi Jain from Std. 9 participated. Aman Saraf secured the Best Speaker Award and our School has qualified for the next level.
18th July 2014
- Advaith Menon from Std. 10 participated in the Albert Barrow Essay Writing Competition conducted by CISCE held at Bombay Scottish School, Mahim.
19th July 2014
- Student Council members (Juniors & Seniors) & prefects participated in the Leadership Training Programme conducted by CODE in our School.
- The Rotary Club of Bombay, Powai, felicitated one of our teachers Ms. S. Daniel for her contribution towards the success of our ICSE students and our ICSE 2014 toppers Mansi Puggal, Tanvi Rege, N. Anirudh.
- Students from our School participated in Odyssey, an Inter School event organized by Gregorian Alumni on the 19th & 20th of July 2014.
26th July 2014
- Six Students of our School participated in the Commonwealth Class Music Competition organised by British Council at Udayachal High School. Stuti George from Std. 7 and Varun Venugopal from Std. 9 were a part of the winning teams.
- The ICSE results were declared on 21st May 2014. A total of 118 students appeared have passed. Mansi Puggal was the topper with 97.43%. N. Anirudh and Tanvi Amit Rege shared the second position with 96% Some of the highlights of the ICSE 2014 results are as under :
34 students scored 90% and above
51 students scored between 80% and 89%
19 students scored between 70% and 79%
8 students scored between 60% and 69%
6 students scored between 50% and 59%
- Our school team comprising Ayesha Modak of class 9, Samar Bansod of class 8 and Robhenus Kaif of class 5 participated in the XXIV Inter school English Elocution competition for the Sam T.Berkeley- hill Memorial Trophy on 18th of January 2014. Samar Bansod of class 8, qualified for the final round, held on 25th January and won the Second place.
- A workshop was conducted on Debating skills for School students on behalf of "The Mumbai High Schools Debate Program."