Report for the assembly

Date: 23.11.23

Day: Thursday

Topic: Guru Nanak Devji’s Teachings

Presented by: V Bhaskar

Grade V Bhaskar presented an enlightening assembly on Guru Nanak Devji’s Teachings. The assembly commenced with a morning prayer followed by the news , thought for the day & Ek Omkar prayer. 

Students shed light on the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev ji.

A mesmerizing shabd rendered by the students left the audience spell bound. Serenity and calmness floated in air. Students developed the values of  compassion, spirit of charity and goodwill.  

CONSTITUTION DAY CELEBRATION

Date of celebration: 23^rd November 2023

‘The change you want to see in the country is going to begin with you.’

 J M International school celebrated the Constitution day which is on Nov.26,2023 to create awareness about the Indian Constitution. The celebration started with the reading of Preamble to the students followed with the reading of it by students themselves collectively. Later, they were asked to determine what the text says explicitly. After this the students reflected upon the ideas of the framers of the Constitution, foundation and historical aims of the government.

The students were involved in various activities such as Essay Writing,poster making, quiz etc in which they highlighted the salient features of the Indian Constitution.

The students were also made aware of the historical event of the transition of India from a British Dominion to a Republic on 26th January, 1950. They were reminded about their pivotal role in becoming the worthy leaders of tomorrow.

ART INTEGRATED PROJECT

NAME OF THE EVENT: ASSEMBLY OF CLASS X A   

THEME : ‘HOW TO CONTROL AIR AND NOISE POLLUTION.’

GRADES:  IX to XII   

DATE OF CELEBRATION:   6 /11 /23   

TEACHER IN-CHARGE: MS. MEENAKSHI   

Students of X A  presented their class assembly. It started with the school prayer followed by thought of the day. After that  students spoke about national and international news. The theme of the assembly was: ‘How to control air and noise pollution.’ Students shared the measures to prevent air and noise pollution and make the earth a better place to live.

Winners of various competitions were appreciated and called upon stage Students of  interhouse competition ‘Tug of war’ were given certificates and medals by Principal Dr. Amita Saxena, followed by CBSE cluster skating championship winners Kalash Suhag ( gold medal ) and Piyush sangwan (silver medal) were felicitated.

Students presented assembly with great  enthusiasm and zeal.

REPORT ON EXCURSION TO RANGMANCH

“Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience.”   Francis Bacon 

In continuation of our endeavour to expose school children to different experiences for their overall development, JM International School, Dwarka organized an educational trip to Rangmanch Farms, Gurugram on 27 October, 2023 for students of Classes IX-XII. Rangmanch is a resort and a weekend getaway in Delhi NCR. The trip was an excellent opportunity for the students to unwind and de-stress after their mid term assessments.Students were all set to have a fantastic day-out with their friends , escorted by the school teachers. Students reached there at 10 am. They were welcomed by the Farm Manager who briefed them on facilities and students were served a delicious breakfast .The students were divided into groups and each group was lead by an instructor.

Various adventure activities were planned for the students like Zipline, Rappelling, Rock Climbing, 10 low Rope Course, 10 High Rope Course, Tyre Wall Climbing, Commando Net, Wire Crossing. The activities were enthralling. Many fun activities like Archery, Pistol Shooting, Darts, Cricket Pitch, Badminton, Frisbee and indoor games like Air Hockey, Football, Pool Table, Table Tennis were there for the students. Students thoroughly enjoyed the activities. The special attractions for the day were Abra Ka Dabra show, Kathputli Dance &Pottery Classes.The students participated in all the activities with zeal and were delighted when they completed each task.

The students were served with lavish Lunch followed by Camel & Horse Rides. Later the students took to the dance floor and danced their heart out  as DJ played peppy numbers. They returned to school at 6:30 pm rejuvenated.

Compiled by: Ms Sukhvinder Kaur