National Sports Day

The National Sports Day is celebrated every year on August 29 on the birth anniversary of Indian hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. Every year on this day, Arjuna and Khel Ratna awards are conferred by the President of India to celebrate the achievements of exceptional athletes in the country.

Often called a ‘magician’ on the Hockey field, Dhyan Chand had such an aura that even Adolf Hitler offered him money to play for Germany. The man known for his extraordinary goal-scoring skills, has won three Olympic gold medals during the time Indian hockey was the most dominant.

Sports stars as well as political leaders paid their tributes to the hockey legend and wished the athletes representing India at ongoing Asian Games.

Interhouse Competition-Fireless Cooking

An Interhouse Competition "Fireless Cooking " was conducted in class IV A Primus on 28 August 2018.All the little chefs showed their culinary skills by using creative and different ways of displaying their dishes.

 Students of Einstein house preparing Rosy Delight , Dahi Handi and Chur Chur laddoos -Janamashtami Platter

Students of Bose House preparing Choco laddoos and Bansuri with Fruit Cream.

                           Students of Bhabha House prepared Coconut laddoos

 

 Students of Newton house ready with their sweet dish platter.

Students of Aristotle house preparing Choco bombs

1st Position-Einstein house

2nd Position - Aristotle House

3rd Position - Bose House

Class V -Time Activity

Time in  12 hour- 24 Hour clock activity was conducted in class V A Primus on 24 August to enrich their knowledge of the concept .They converted the time given in 12 Hour into 24 Hour and vice versa in an activity sheet.

Hindi Calligraphy on Rakshabandha

Students of Class IV A Primus enthusiastically participated in Hindi Calligraphy Competition on 24 August 2018 on the theme Rakshabandhan

Rakhabandhan Celebration

Students of class IV A Primus celebrated Vrikshabandhan – a bond between them and the trees.They took the pledge to protect their green sibling.

Eid Mubarak

Bakrid is also known as the 'festival of sacrifice' and is the second of the two Muslim annual holidays celebrated worldwide. Muslims commemorate Bakrid to mark the Prophet Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his own son as an act of obedience and devotion towards God. Muslims worldwide celebrate the festival by sacrificing a male goat as a symbol of the same sacrifice that Ibrahim had gone through. According to the Gregorian calendar, the festival falls in the months of August or September, but according to the Islamic lunar calendar, Bakrid is celebrated during the month of twelfth or the final month of Dhu al-Hijjah. Bakrid falls on the 10th day of the Islamic month of Dhu al-Hijjah.

Folding Nets-Class IV Activity

Folding Nets activity was conducted in Class IV .Students folded the net of a cuboid and observed the 2D faces used to get a 3D shape.