01-11-2020

01-11-2020
Milad-un-Nabi is a celebration to commemorate the birth of Prophet Mohammed. It is believed that Prophet Mohammed was born in Mecca on the twelfth day of Rabi-al-Awake. It is celebrated in the third month of the Islamic calendar. Prophet Mohammed showed the path of compassion, tolerance, and universal brotherhood. While leading the world on the path of humanity and equality, he preached love and empathy. Presidians shared their experiences with Eid celebrations. They celebrated the auspicious day of the birth anniversary of Mohammed Prophet by singing songs, reciting poems, performing dance, and making drawings related to the festival.

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31-10-2020
Presidians celebrated the festival of Halloween with sheer enthusiasm. The teachers, the parents, and the students everyone had conjured up a lot of creativity. The students joined in dressed as their best for the spooky Costume Party. The grand celebration saw students and teachers dressed up in various costumes to celebrate the spirit of Halloween. In the beginning, the teacher narrated the story behind Halloween. After that, the audience witnessed a grand parade of happy superheroes, fairies, witches, goblins, ghouls, and other interesting characters. It seemed as if all of them wanted to be the scariest. The students took their turn to narrate gothic stories. The teachers and the students played many games like trick and treat, truth and dare, etc. The students also sang many Halloween songs and later on, drew spooky masks. Towards the end, they also tried their hands at speaking some tricky tongue twisters. The children had a wonderful time, and parents, too, were seen smiling happily. And the parents were equally excited and happy. The party was really a feast for everyone’s eyes. The students had a wonderful time, and parents, too, were seen smiling happily.

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23-10-2020
Dussehra, also called Vijayadashmi, is the culmination of nine days of Navratri celebration. It is a festival that marks the killing of Ravan, his son Meghnath and brother Kumbhakarn, by Lord Ram. It is seen as Victory of good over Evil. Dussehra celebrates Rama's Victory over Ravan in a festival spread over ten days. In the virtual assembly of grade 4C, students celebrated Dussehra with great zeal, enthusiasm, and festivity. Students participated in the virtual celebration through various mediums like- songs, thoughts, talks, and dance performances. They also shared about the renowned poet, saint, and author ‘Tulsi Das’ who wrote the epic Ramcharitmanas. 

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23-10-2020
To make children aware of the importance of the 24th day of October as United Nations Day and also to make them understand the role of the United Nations Organisation (UNO) in our day – to – day life, a special assembly was organized. During the assembly, the birth of the UN was explained by different students of the class. A student sang a part of the UN Anthem. The students explained in detail about the various agencies of the UN, namely, UNICEF, FAO, UNESCO, ILO, and WHO, followed by a student throwing some light on India’s role in the UNO. A dance performance on the song “AAO SAJDA KAREIN, AMAN KE LIYE” to fill the air with peace and harmony. Then, the students briefly explained the challenges faced and tackled by the UN every day. All the students of grade 4B participated enthusiastically and made this assembly a success. 

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22-10-2020
We take immense pleasure in sharing that Satvik & Minaal Hota participated in an Essay Writing Competition conducted by ISRO in ICC -2020 and secured 4th & 8th position in 'All India Level Top 10 Winners' and brought laurels for the school. The competition took place in July & August 2020 in eight categories for students of classes 1 to 12 through online mode. A total of 2,04,631 participants took part in this. Students of classes IX and X had a separate category and had to write an essay on the topic 'Space Environment, and it's Challenges.' Kudos to both of them for achieving yet another milestone. 

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17-10-2020
Little hands and imaginative minds came together in a creative burst of energy during the Intraclass “Best out of waste” held by the Academy of creativity: Out of Box. To make students aware of uses of waste material, a best out of waste Intraclass competition was organized for students. This activity helped to enhance the creativity and presentation skills of the student-teachers and enabled them to realize the importance of recycling and reusing waste material available to them. They prepared creative and innovative models and art items from different waste materials. They used reusable and recyclable materials, newspapers, shoe boxes, bangles, ice cream sticks, and much more. The values like preservation, recycling, conservation, reduction, reuse, etc are imbibed on the young heart and minds by demonstrating this noble act of caring for our environment.

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17-10-2020
Presidians got an amazing opportunity to watch a Virtual magic show and attend an online Magic Teaching Workshop by one of the oldest School of Magic in India - Delhi School of Magic, which aims at spreading the art of Magic and Teach it to all the Magic aspirants. The magician performed several tricks and illusions, which left the students astonished and mesmerized. The magic wand, magic words, and the interesting and distinctive style of magician kept everybody astounded.

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10-10-2020
Anika Malhotra of Grade 9 D participated in a Drawing Competition and won the Best Artist Award at the State level. The competition was organized by the center for Indian Resources & Training (CIART), Mumbai, for all the students across the nation at the state and national levels.

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10-10-2020
An online Intra Class Debate Competition was organized for the students of Grade 6 to 8 by Presidium. The competition saw a tougher side of the young generation putting up their views supported by facts and figures aggressively. Grade 8 students spoke on why “Empowering the girl child is the best way to empower the nation,” and enthralled everyone with their views. It was a sheer delight to see young parliamentarians fighting tooth and nail to showcase their convincing abilities. Grade 6 students spoke on “Pros and cons of using Social Media,” while the Grade 7 topic was “Media is more powerful than Government.” The students effortlessly delivered on either side of the motion and weren’t deterred even when the teachers and their fellow students interjected them. Such platforms lay the foundation for making them ready to face real-time situations and shape their holistic personalities. 

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