*************************Road Safety AssemblyMorning assemblies indubitably hold the premier position out of all the routine activities in a school. It aids community participation as well as hones the skills of children on account of healthy competitive spirit. Probably it’s the first platform which is provided to fledglings, boosting their confidence towards public speaking and imbibing a feeling of team spirit in their embryonic minds. At Ahlcon International School, Mayur Vihar came to the fore in collaboration with CBSE, to raise awareness among students. In the month of February 2021, ‘Road Safety Month’ was observed on the theme ‘Sadak Suraksha, Jeevan Raksha’. In order to conduct some online activities, students were shown innovative videos related to road safety. Videos described about the meanings of ‘Road Markings and Pavement Markings in India, ‘Traffic Signs & Symbols’ which was ground-breaking for students. Besides, a two minutes short movie named ‘Tranquillity’ which is about a city named Aizawl in Mizoram which is famous as ‘A Horn Free City’ or ‘A Silent City’. Teachers elucidated that horns were invented for ambulance and to use in emergency and not as people are using these days. Students were asked to compare it with the capital city- Delhi’s situation. Students expressed their concerns and pledged that they will take care from now. Written by- Ms. Tarannum Bhasin     *************************Republic day Assembly“Freedom in Mind, Faith in words, Pride in our heart, Memories in our souls. Let’s salute the nation and feel proud to be an Indian”. This Republic day, no stone was left unturned in celebrating this historical day to remember our national heroes, freedom fighters who suffered to give us a Republic Nation. On this very special day, Republic day assembly was conducted on 25th January 2021 by Neer House and Hindi Department under the able guidance of our beloved mentors. The programme started with welcoming everyone and invocation ceremony seeking blessing from almighty. It was followed by a thought-provoking message by Saksham Gandhi and Rishi established a bond of brotherhood and togetherness amongst everyone. A Role play of Neta ji- Subhash Chandra Bose by Kartikay, Subhansh and Kushagra stating his 3-stages of his life and his contribution for the nation filled our heart with sense of respect and proud for the nation who has given us this real hero. His stories of struggles and sacrifices touched everyone’s heart. A Patriotic song sung by Suhaan Sehgal ignited the feeling of patriotism amongst the audience. To enlighten everyone with development journey of India over the last 71 years in the field of education, Technology and infrastructure a video was shown capturing the essence of Country’s substantial progress in many areas including rise in income level, growth, literacy and its various significant achievement. A lyrical dance performance by group of girls expresses their patriotism by their graceful moves and gestures. A wonderful video was shown in regards to revive Indian Tourism Post Lockdown gave a deep message in its truest sense. The programme concluded with the precious words of appreciation and blessing by respected Principal sir, HM (Middle Section) Sunita Rajiv Ma’am, HM (Primary) Anju Gupta Ma’am, Ms. Kavita Shah and all mentors.     *************************Special Assembly– 12th January 2021New year, new hopes, New dreams, new expectations, Smiling teachers and students, Fun and celebrations! Taking the blessings of God and celebrating together is the best way to start New Year! With the graceful presence of Lt. Col. SJM Javed Jafri, Principal Mr. Sanjay Yadav, HM Middle Section Ms. Sunita Rajiv, all the teachers and students, the Middle Section celebrated a bouquet of occasions – National Youth Day, Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti, Pongal, Makar Sakranti, Lohri, Wikipedia Day and Indian Army Day with a special Assembly by the council members on Tuesday,12th January 2021. The event started with the remembrance of the Almighty. There was an inspiring talk show of an Ahlconite with Swami Vivekananda Ji, who is truly an international youth icon. The chanting of Ek Onkaar transcended us towards a heavenly tranquillity. Next was an informative video on the Tenth Guru of Sikhs – Guru Gobind Singh Ji whose teachings motivate us to do good deeds even today. The wonderful and rhythmic dance performances on Pongal, Makar Sakranti and Lohri ignited our spirits during this festive season. The presentation on Wikipedia Day and Indian Army Day was undoubtedly a bounty of knowledge for everyone. Lt. Col. Jafri inspired the children to join Indian Army with his motivational speech and anecdotes. As said by Principal Sir, the assembly was an “encyclopedia” for the virtual audience. May vibrant, fresh, and stronger we rise, May everyone be blessed with healthy lives!   *************************Special Assembly on ChristmasOnly the name “God” gives mankind a hope and inspiration to do good and have a blissful and serene life. The students of class VIII E presented the special assembly on occasion of Christmas on 23rd December 2020 at 1:00 pm live on MS-teams. The assembly began with an invocation. A good quote leads to a positive change in mind and also makes a day optimistic. Jahnvi Solanki presented the thought for the day. Few students elaborated on the meaning of symbols used on Christmas and their significance. Pranjal Kharbanda recited a beautiful poem, ‘The Christmas Child” on the occasion. The story of the birth of Jesus Christ was presented through animated video by Vaachi Dixit and Anvi Goyal. One of the ex- student of our school Sakshi Bhagat described the recipe of cake baking. Our world is full of diverse cultures. Christmas is also celebrated in different parts of world in different ways. An informative video that told us some facts on how Christmas is celebrated in different countries around the world was an eye opener to many. Music is a very important part of all festivities. So budding singers of class 8th: E; Sarthak Saxena and Nikunj Gupta sang Christmas carols in their melodious voices. There is an award known as ‘Good Samaritan’. But many of us do not understand its meaning. So in the assembly, class teacher of class 8th: E; Mrs. Namita Bhagat explained us the meaning of it. A video was also shown on the parable –The Good Samaritan. The assembly concluded on a joyous note by the blessings of our Dear Principal Sir Mr Sanjay Yadav, our HM primary Ms Anju Gupta, HM Senior School Mr Puneet Duggal, HM middle section Ms Sunita Rajiv and all mentors. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!   *************************Assembly on ‘International Human Rights Day’“Peace can only last where human rights are respected, where the people are fed, and where individuals and nations are free.” Students of class VIII D accentuated the importance of being human through their Special Assembly on ‘International Human Rights Day’ on 10th December, 2020. This pandemic has taught us to be humane and resulted in the tremendous shift in the thought process of the people. It made them realise that until we keep our selfish interests aside and start helping others in need, we will not be able to sail through it successfully. Our Parent Guest Dr. Pragya M. Singh. Ma’am, Joint Secretary, Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE) and Dr Poonam Varsheney, Assistant Professor in Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi also emphasised on the importance of inclusivity and acceptability in our education system. A thought provoking presentation about the Human Rights Ambassadors, who are working diligently to promote the message of humanity encouraged them to spread the message of goodness. Role play on Greta Thunberg stressed upon the importance of Human Rights and enlightened about the significance of humanity. A soothing musical performance, beautiful self-composed poems and mesmerizing dance performance not only honed the creative skills of the students but also fostered compassion, and brought higher understanding of humanity. A true leader is the one who strengthens the meaning of leadership. Ms. Sunita Rajiv, HM Middle Section through her motivational speech emphasised that through passion and positive influence we can constantly work towards perfection and bring the best opportunities for us.       *************************“Celebration of Navy Day, The Armed Forces Flag Day& International Civil Aviation Day”“Indian Armed Forces”- When we utter these words, our heads bow down with respect and gratitude to the sacrifice and nobility of soldiers. To appreciate the contribution of our national heroes who bravely face the stiff struggle every single day in order to keep us safe and secure. The ‘Navy Day and The Armed Forces Flag’ was celebrated on 4th December by the students of VIII C of Ahlcon International School under the stewardship of HM –Middle Section Ms. Sunita Rajiv. Lieutenant N.S. Malini Nambiar who served the Army Medical Corps in 1965. and Rear Admiral Samir Saran Lal,presently Director of Mumbai Port Campus of Indian Maritime University a Central University of Government of India were guests of honour for the event. Informative programmes on the history of Navy Day , The Armed Forces Flag day and International Civil Aviation Day were presented in the form of Talk Show – The National Heroes, patriotic song rendition and video presentation . Lieutenant N.S. Malini Nambiar and Rear Admiral Samir Saran Lal, enthralled the audience with their motivational talks. ‘An Appeal’ was made to the audience to contribute for the Armed Forces Flag Day to encourage them to do whatever they can in their capacities to support our real life heroes . The assembly culminated with a beautiful poem recitation by HM middle Section Ms. Sunita Rajiv. In her address to the audience she emphasized that every step that we will take to acknowledge the contribution of our soldiers will count and go a long way in spreading the values of solidarity, collective consciousness and compassion. *************************Guru Nanak Devji JayantiAhlcon International School celebrated the auspicious occasion of Guru Nanak’s 551th birthday anniversary through a special virtual assembly conducted by class VIII B on 12th November 2020, to mark the occasion and bring home the relevance of the festival to our young generation. The assembly commenced with ‘EK Onkar’ seeking blessings from the Almighty. The comperes of the day were Sarthak, Poorva and Tanika. Arav spoke thought of the day, ‘Truth is the highest virtue, but higher still is truthful living’. The students (Gurbani, Aanshi, Arshveer, Saanvi, Kohina, Kartikay, Pritika, Tavish, Vedita, Srijan, Anika, Jishnu, Arav and Aditya Sharma) presented an enactment highlighting a Sakhi– giving moral values that we should be kind to others, help the needy and Seva (Service). The students (Atishya, Jishnu , Kashvi and Vedita) illustrated about Guru Nankji’s teachings and unknown facts through beautiful presentations. Serenity and calmness floated in the air with the beautiful humming of a Bhajan, which was sung by our guest Ms. Dimple Bammi. She is working as manager in grade of scientist D in ERNET India, autonomous society under Ministry of Electronic and IT, Providing VSAT links to education and research intuitions through ERNET VSAT network. A self -composed poem was recited by Vedita on Guru Nank Dev ji. The dance presentation by the students (Saanvi, Pritika and shireen) stole hearts as the celebration grew profoundly. Students conducted the assembly with great pride, honor and respect. The Head Mistress Ms. Sunita Rajeev too sang a bhajan and spoke about the Sikh religion in brief, emphasizing the fact that it promotes universal brotherhood and harmony. By- Ms. Ritika Kumar Class teacher (VIII B) *************************Assembly on Constitution DayFor those who believe in the Constitution and the Democratic Government, The Constitution Day Celebration is the occasion to get to know about our constitution, its various provisions, articles, rights, duties and other facts. So, the students of 7F and the teachers celebrated this special day under the guidance of HM Middle Section, Ms. Sunita Rajiv with a very awakening thought “ So long as you do not achieve social and economic liberty, whatever the freedom is provided by the constitution is of no avail to you” The students not only presented the history and making of constitution but also enlightened the audience about the fundamental duties and various rights provided to the citizen of country. The student represented himself as Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the father of Indian Constitution and narrated his life events. There were was a well-organized quiz for the audience. The celebration included speech on child rights violations in the country. Compering :- Navya Agarwal and Rishika Agarwal Thought:- Shubham Chaudhary. News :- Kaavya Narang, Hiren Jain, Tanish Garg, Special Presentation:- Saksham Gandhi and Tushti Sharma Fundamental Duities video:- Intro- Shubham Chaudhary, Video on 11 fundamental duties :- Tushti Sharma, Saanvi Tiwary, Newaan Bhardwaj, Tanish Garg, Advika Jain, Atharv Mittal, Ishika Sharma, Mehak Jain, Arham Jain, Shivika Sachdeva, Aadidev Handoo Dr. B. R. Ambedkar:-Shubham Chaudhary Speech and Video:- Hiren Jain Quiz:- Saanvi Tiwary Facts on child rights violations :- Newaan Bhardwaj Preamble recitation :- Mr. Amit Kumar Jaiswal Blessings and address:-HM Middle Sections-Ms. Sunita Rajiv   *************************Special Assembly on ‘Anti-bullying, Universal Children’s Day and Journalism Day’Morning assemblies undoubtedly hold an important place in building strong foundation of students. It encourages public participation as well as hones innumerable skills. Embryonic minds get a chance to learn from this platform while it boosts their confidence towards public speaking and imbibing a feeling of team spirit. We at Ahlcon International School, assure that every student gets this platform time and again. Keeping this in mind on 23rd November 2020, students of class: 8-A curated an online assembly by sharing their views and feelings about three important themes: ‘Anti-bullying, Universal Children’s Day and Journalism Day’. It was initiated by an instrumental musical rendition by Naman and Shashank it led to invocation, after this food for thought was shared by Manasavani. Latest updates were shared by Devaansh and Saksham. Budding orators of 8-A -Alya, Manasavani, Saanvi, Samridh, Shourya, Swarnim, Harshit, Shreyansh walked down the memory lane and shared their views about Bullying through an enactment. The compering was done by Geetesh, Akshita, Naman ,Aakriti, Shashank and Sahil. The power point presentation was presented by Devyani Ms. Harmeet Kaur Bedi – currently serving as Company Secretary and Insolvency Practitioner, shared an insightful presentation about Child Rights. This assembly was adorned by another guest speaker Mr. Sachin Sharma, a renowned HR Head and Career Conciliar, who shared nuances about Journalism as a future prospect for students. Students presented their exuberance for the themes of their class assembly through art works and videos which was presented by Ajit Singh Bedi. Shabih and Garima celebrated Universal Children’s Day through ‘Emojilicious’ a fun-filled activity for all. This wonderful assembly came to an end with the thought provoking and motivational words of HM Ma’am, Ms. Sunita Rajiv.   *************************CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION“CHILDREN ARE THE KEY TO PARADISE; THEIR SMILE, INNOCENCE CARE AND PURITY IS REJUVINATING” Every child is different kind of flower and altogether make this world a beautiful garden. We all carry a child in us and that prevents us from becoming older. In order to rejuvenate the childhood memories of the teachers and make the day unforgettable for our students, Children day was celebrated on virtual platform of Ahlcon International school on 12th November,2020 where teachers gave their best to make it wholesome experience for the students. The program was conducted Live on MS team and more than 430 students witness the program. The children’s day programme had a series of interesting and exciting events, all planned meticulously for a complete entertainment. The teachers took the charge of the assembly and it began with an invocation to almighty. To cherish the memories and remembering those glorious day spent in school, students were shown a video on virtual tour to school which has been the major missing for us from past nine months since pandemic. To make the program more inspiring a motivational song – “Aao Hum Sab Hath Milaye “was presented by the teachers infusing the spirit of positivity in the mind of the kids that day is not so far when we will again come back to school. 14th November is celebrated as Children’s day to rejoice Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru’s Love for pure and innocent soul. Ms. Ritika gave an insight into the Known to unknown facts from the life of Chacha Nehru. Poetry is the out pour of extreme emotion, thus a side-splitting poem was recited by Ms. Sunita Rajiv (HM) followed by Ms. Suneeta Tiwari. The students thoroughly enjoyed the recital as they could relate to each bit of it. A fusion of different dance form was showcased followed by language mélange where amalgamation of each language was shown by the teachers showering their blessing to lead a happy healthy life. To lighten the mood and show the reflection of the classroom situation verse Online classes. Instances from day to day life of the learners were picked and showcased in the form of hilarious video “Then V/s Now”. The motive behind was to enables the learners to understand that each day is a new learning both for them as well as for the teachers. The day was graced with the warm wishes of Honorable Director Mr. Ashok Pandey, Principal Mr. Sanjay Yadav and HM Ms. Sunita Rajiv. *************************Diwali AssemblyThe first ever live virtual Diwali was celebrated on 11th Nov. 2020 which was an amalgam of values, fun and cheer. The fragrance of flowers and candles, the aroma of the yummy sweets and snacks mingled with vibrance of young Ahlconites to go for Eco Friendly Green Diwali filled the air with positivity and happiness. The programmes presented were incredibly magnetic and value packed. The Song on greeting Diwali by lighting earthen lamps was breath taking. The Chaupai recital based on true friendship and serving the poor were very soulful. The videos on following values reiterated the importance of being kind and spreading cheer among all. The Sustainable Diwali Goals initiated by our esteemed Principal sir were presented through videos which depicted the promises and pledges taken by Ahlconites to make it impactful and memorable. The special Guests Ms Shalini Khanna and Dr. Asmita Jain illuminated the celebrations by expressing their wishes and advices on celebrating Diwali in a big way even during the COVID-19. Ms Shalini presented the recipe of a very easy to make and yet delicious chocolate laddus. Dr Asmita sensitized the students towards being safe during Diwali by following all the rules of social distancing and keeping safe from fire and electricity. The childhood stories narrated by Principal Sir were very amusing and reiterated the times when things were much different yet full happiness and love for humanity. He blessed all and conveyed his desire of celebrating ecofriendly green Diwali to achieve the ‘Sustainable Diwali Goals.’ All the other dignitaries appreciated the programme and shared their greetings and wishes to all ahlconites. Headmistress Ms Sunita Rajiv applauded the efforts of the students and expressed her warm greetings on the occassion. She also appealed to the students to take delight in celebrating the festival in a novel way. *************************Special Assembly on DussehraThe term Dussehra is made up of two words, Dasha means ten, and Hara means defeat. This festival is also known as Vijaydashmi. Different parts of the country celebrate this festival in different styles, to mark Lord Ram’s win over Ravana. Students can be significantly influenced by the life lessons they can learn from a well-run assembly. To celebrate this festival, students of class VII D got the privilege to conduct a special assembly on “Dussehra”, to inspire everyone to follow the path of dharma (righteousness) and truth. Durga Stuti is chanted by the devotees at the time of praying to the Goddess to invoke her blessings. It is a way to please the Goddess and invite her help and blessing in times of distress. The assembly began with Durga Stuti, wherein students presented shlokas and all the Nine Goddesses were showcased. It was followed by a self-composed poem by Saanchi Gupta signifying that in the end truth always wins. Symbolizing the importance of Dussehra as a ‘Victory of good over evil’; Dussehra is celebrated on the 10th day of the month of Ashvina (September-October). It is the seventh month of the Hindu calendar, with the appearance of the full moon that is also called the ‘Bright Fortnight’ (Shukla paksha). Dussehra coincides with the Navratri festival’s culmination. Students presented an animated video designed and them, wherein they showcased the importance of this festival. The Program was further followed by a melodious song by Lakshay Saxena. Unknown facts about Dussehra by Anirudh and Kanu Supriya left the audience spellbound. They were amazed by varied ways to celebrate Dussehra all over the world. As we all are aware, that Dussehra also celebrates the beginning of Durga Pooja, a nine-day feast to worship Goddess Durga and remember her win over Mahishasur’s monster. Students showcased a beautiful dance depicting the power of Goddess Durga, which was appreciated by all. Our special guest parent Ms. Mona Gupta gave her valuable time to share some useful facts and lessons which can we learn and imbibe from this festival. Our esteemed Principal Sir Mr. Sanjay Yadav and beloved HM (Middle School) Ms. Sunita Rajiv Ma’am, HM (Primary School) Ms. Anju Gupta, HM (Pre- Primary School) Ms. Pooja Shandilya graced the occasion and praised the efforts of the students. *************************World Mental Health Day & International Day of the Girl ChildStudents can be significantly influenced by the life lessons they can learn from a well-run assembly. With all those bright young faces looking up at you, how can you not take advantage of a prime opportunity to teach lessons in diversity, accountability, leadership, and responsibility? “Maintaining a good mental health as well as learning about the rights of a Girl child since birth is the need of the hour”. So, the students of class 7th B got the privilege to conduct a special assembly on this “World Mental Health Day” and “International Day of the Girl Child”, through which they tried to spread awareness and sensitize everyone to be a responsible person of the society. World Mental Health Day as well the day of the Girl child is not simply a one-day event. So, there was the need to start even before the day and continue the call to ensure that no-one is left behind. A great opportunity is provided to focus on the call for greater investment in mental health for all as we lead up to 10th October. Students started the awareness campaign a week prior to the day of assembly by a tweet each day on both the topics. Students worked whole heartedly for spreading their words to the community by writing the quotes, making the posters, they shot the videos with the beautiful messages. This year, under the theme, “My Voice, Our Equal Future” given by UN , students seize the opportunity to be inspired by what adolescent girls see as the change they want, the solutions- big and small- they are leading and demanding across the globe, so to have a deeper understanding about these issues, so to share some experience and views a special guest was called for the assembly Ms Ridhima Sharma who is a teacher by profession and an NGO worker by passion. Mental health is a human right – it is time that mental health is available for all. Quality, accessible primary health care is the foundation for universal health coverage and is urgently required as the world grapples with the current health emergency. In regard to this a special guest Dr. Mahendra Lal Bishnoi (f/o Ananya Bishnoi) managed to spare some time to share some useful tips to maintain a good mental wellbeing. The assembly also included a talk show in which students beautifully enacted themselves as the social workers – Dr. Harshinder Kaur and Ms. Swati Maliwal and shared their life journey and special achievements which motivated the students and the teachers to be a responsible worker of the society. This act of awareness campaign and the special assembly ignited a spark about taking care of our mental health and motivated us to work as active members of the society now and in future too. Our esteemed Principal Sir Mr. Sanjay Yadav and beloved HM Ms. Sunita Rajiv Ma’am graced the occasion and praised the efforts of the students.       *************************Indian Air force day -Fly, fight and winStudents of class VI A, presented an informative assembly on ‘Indian Air Force Day’ celebrated every year on 8th October. This year India celebrated its 88th Indian Air Force Day. The day is observed to build the familiarity with Indian aviation based armed force in any association of the national security. The assembly commenced with a beautiful thought- “A winner is not one who never fails, but who never quits” and news headlines updating us all with everyday happening around the globe making the morning more enriching. Thereafter, Information about the Indian Air Force Day and its significance was shared among the students making everyone proud for the work done by the air warriors. It was followed by guitar performance on the tune of patriotic song by Vihaan Kwatra and the video presentation by Sai Lakshmi, Tejas, Samaksh and Sahej made the day more memorable and inspiring to learn from our Indian heroes sacrifice for our nation. All the students and the Class Teacher, Ms. Tanvi Taneja shared a heart-warming wish for the air warriors on this remarkable day.  *************************Assembly on Gandhi Jayanti“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” -Mahatma Gandhi For celebrating and paying tribute to Mahatma Gandhi’s visions and ideology’s, class VII A celebrated the 151th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri on 1st October 2020 through virtual platform. The distance of students from school could not hamper the utmost zeal and enthusiasm with which they paid their reverence to the national legends. The assembly began with a morning prayer followed by an enlightening thought. Then it was followed by the self-narrating autobiography by Vani and Namit. Thereafter Skanda recited a self-composed poem on Gandhiji. It was then followed by a role play by Pratika, Naitik, Madhav, Vanshika, Arshit, Palak, Ahana Kwatra, and Shivansh showcasing some unknown incidents of his life which was extremely cherished by everyone. The programme was further followed by another Poem recitation by Anshika and then Somya and Spandan presented the values they had learned from the life of Lal Bahadur Shastri. Lastly, the culmination was done by showing a video made by Jai on different activities done by the students of class VII A and the ppt was made by Yaashi. The assembly could effectively instill in the students the pragmatic philosophical ideas of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. HM Middle Section Ms. Sunita Rajiv blessed the students and emphasized upon the imbibing the virtues of Mahatma Gandhi in their lives. Ms. Rita Aggarwal Class Teacher VII A *************************Hindi Diwas Assembly     *************************TEACHER’S DAY- SPECIAL ASSEMBLYMorning assemblies indubitably hold the premier position out of all the routine activities in a school. It aids community participation as well as hones the skills of children on account of healthy competitive spirit. Probably it’s the first platform that is provided to students, boosting their confidence towards public speaking and imbibing a feeling of team spirit in their embryonic minds. At Ahlcon International School, we ensure that every student gets this platform. As today on 4th September 2020, the ‘Students Council’ of middle school curated a touching online special assembly on Teacher’s Day. It started with an amazing dance performance on Guru Vandana. Dignitaries and teachers were privileged by the stupendous titles given to them. Our budding artists brought down the house with the enactment of a biopic on Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. Students brought up the rear by creating an online game, and every teacher educed memories to cherish forever. They revealed their exuberance for teachers and expressed gratitude for teachers who transform lives and create the future. This wonderful assembly came to an end with the thought-provoking and motivational words of Principal sir, Mr. Sanjay Yadav; HM sir, Mr. Puneet Duggal; and HM Ma’am, Ms. Sunita Rajiv       |
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Report
on World Humanitarian Day- 19th August, 2020
Life’s most persistent and urgent question is ‘What
are you doing for others?’
World Humanitarian day is celebrated worldwide on 19th
August and it is dedicated to those who have lost their life working for humanitarian
causes. To help others who are in need is a fundamental part of humanity. It
also gives us a sense of satisfaction when we can give a smile to the needy.
The students of Class 6-D presented an assembly to sensitize the people so as
to do humanitarian deeds or good deeds which can change the perspective of a
person to become humane.
You must not lose faith in humanity.
Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not
become dirty. The students enacted as Malala Yousafri, Akshay Kumar and
Sonu Sood. Aishwarya became Malala Yousafri, girl of Pakistani origin who has
worked for the education of girl child. Arnav Goyal became Akshay Kumar, another
humanitarian who has donated more than 1 crore for the
families of jawans who were martyred in the Pulwama attack. The actor made a
charity of Rs 1 Lakh for each bride. There were total of 100 brides to whom he
had helped.
Tanishq Anand posed as Sonu Sood who was hailed as the
'messiah' of migrant labourers. He has continued to help hundreds of thousands
of people during the COVID-19 induced lockdown. Keeping up with his
humanitarian gesture, the actor has now extended a helping hand to a famous bat
repairer Ashraf Chaudhary battle the financial crisis amid the Coronavirus
pandemic.
In the video of the speech by UN chief on World Humanitarian
day,2019 emphasized that the work of women humanitarians made a huge difference
to the lives of millions of people in urgent need. Chitrakshi Gupta, Swaneer
Raman and Sumanyu Singhal spoke about the relevance of the day brilliantly.
Ronak reinforced and said,” Today is World Humanitarian Day.
Let us not forget that we are one humanity.” It marks
the anniversary of the bombing of the Canal Hotel in Baghdad, an event in which
the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Sergio Vieira de
Mellothe and twenty others lost their lives. The video on Good Deeds of the
students of class 6-D were presented by Aarav Goel in which the students who
have helped the animals by feeding them, giving water to birds, helped the poor
by donating clothes and respecting the elders was shown to encourage small
efforts to be more thoughtful of the invisible duty we have on our shoulders
when God has given us the necessities and the comforts. The video on the song
INSAAN also brought another dimension to the special day.
Dhruvika and Aanya Chopra also presented a dance performance
on the song “kabhi mujhme kabhi bagge se hai zindagi” depicted the pain of the
child labourer. We should stop child labour and each one teach one like Ronak
Jain has taught the daughter of his maid. It is our actions with which we can
contribute to the society.
Mr. Dolan Sarkar praised the assembly and encouraged the student’s efforts. Ms. Sunita Rajiv appreciated the students, the class teacher, Ms. Namrata Bahl and the parents for the beautiful assembly. With the words of wisdom from Ms. Sunita Ma'am, the students were motivated to help each other and to the community further.
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THEME: Team Work
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JANMASHTMI CELEBRATION BY VI-B
To seek the blessings of Shree Krishna,
Janmashtami was celebrated virtually on
10th August, 2020 with mirth and joy. A well-planned assembly was conducted by
students of class VI B. The occasion was graced by the Pricipal, Mr Sanjay
Yadav and AHM, Ms Sunita Rajiv.
The event comprised of a dance
performance by senior Ahlconites of class VIIIth, Shreya Sengupta
and Trisha Kapoor. It was followed by
melodious group song dedicated to Sri
Krishna by Vaidehi Oli, Rupanshi, Dishita and Dhairya. Interesting quiz was also
conducted by the students. Soham Das narrated the story of birth of Shree
Krishna. The assembly was concluded by the
blessings of Mr Sanjay Yadav (Principal
Sir) .His words truly summed up the efficacy of celebrating festivals of
devotion and obedience towards their parents and teachers.
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THEME: Quit India Movement
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ASSEMBLY: FUSION OF DANCE AND MUSIC
“Students of class VIII D presented a virtual assembly on 30th July, 2020
on the theme ‘Fusion of Dance and Music’. Assembly was initiated with the ‘Morning Prayers’ sung by Kabeer, which
was followed by a motivational thought by Devyani as it is imperative that we
begin our morning on a positive note. Musical Jugalbandi presented by Zaid and
Soham enthralled the audience and created a magical environment. Dance
performances by Kunwarjeet Singh, Kaavya, Rishika and Ms. Aanya left the
audiences spell bounded. And compering by Kunwarjeet was highly appreciated by
the audiences.
Thereafter, Ms. Sunita Rajiv, AHM Middle School, addressed the students by
complementing the participants for their impeccable performance and imparted
cultural and spiritual values to the students. This assembly inculcated
positive attitude amongst students and served as a morale booster in such
trying times. Through this platform potential and hidden talent in students was
explored.
Our teachers Mr. Sunil Agrahari, Ms. Lovey Gupta, Mr. Dholan, Ms. Sunanda
S. Kumar also boosted the morale of the students with their encouraging remarks
and appreciated the presentment by the students a lot. The Assembly was
culminated with the vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Kanika Wadhera.
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ASSEMBLY ON INTERNATIONAL TIGER DAY
The morning sets the day and the assembly fills the day with the understanding of mind to be fully awake and is the platform for the students to showcase their hidden talent.
On July 29th July, 2020 Class VII -D students celebrated “International Tiger Day”, highlighting the importance of saving Tigers by conserving and saving the ecosystem in the morning assembly. They started with very beautiful thought- “Use only Cameras to shoot Tigers, not gun”. Students were informed that the country with the largest population of tigers is United States. Students shared inspiring facts, thoughts, poems, painting etc. They had made the beautiful posters on ‘Save the Tiger’. It was reiterated that Tigers play a pivotal role in the health of the ecosystem.
These
assembly sessions are very helpful in giving the students motivation and vision
for their daily tasks.
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Assembly Report of Class VIII
Raksha Bandhan, Eid-ul-Adha, Colours of Life
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Assembly on Kargil Vijay Diwas
Special
Assembly was conducted on 23rd July 2020 on the theme ‘Salutation to Kargil Heroes’ by class VIII A. Saksham Kaushal and Kanav
Gupta did compering of the morning assembly and could touch our hearts. The
flavour of patriotism was felt by all of us. The
assembly started off with a thought of the day by Aakriti Bahl, she said and I quote, “Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it, it moves with last
breath of the brave soldiers who died protecting it.” The assembly was
further continued with informative facts about the Kargil war shared by Harshit Singh and Saanvi Malhotra. They poured light on how and why the war was
fought. Facts like how Pakistan wanted to bring out the Kashmir issue forefront
in order to leverage their positions, 7 lakh soldiers being deployed for the
war and as much as 40-60 days long war was fought between India and Pakistan
really amused us. Music gives
a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life
to everything, in our next platter we got to listen to some blissful melodies,
presented by, Tejas Maheshwari and Shashank Gupta which made us think
about the soldiers giving their precious lives for the civilians of this
country.
Next, we got to
listen to some inspirational words from Sahil
Singh, who motivated us not
only to do hard work and reach our
goals, but to motivate ourselves at each step we take and never give up to get
to our dreams and aspirations. Samridh
Darad and Shanshank Gupta,
passed on information in a very interesting way by presnting an interview
where, Samridh played the role of an interviewer and the stage was set for
Vikram Batra. The presentations were truly inspiring and gave wisdom in the
truest sense to our future nation builders.
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Assembly Report of Class VI
Joy of Positive Thinking
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PADLET WALL: OVERFLOWING EMOTIONS
It’s an open secret that students are
the store-house of imaginative expression so, when school reopened after summer
break, we tried to peep into their world of imagination. On the very first day
a link of Padlet wall was shared in each class by Assembly Coordinators.
A breeze of gentle and unbiased
messages filled the emptiness of this virtual wall and each child shared how
they utilised their summer break while sitting at home. They amazed us by
sharing instead of being frustrated they channelized their energy into
productive work.
Assembly Report of Class VIII
World Paper bag day, Simplicity Day, Joy of Positive Thinking
Assembly Report of Class VII
World Paper bag Day and Value Education
Assembly Report of Class VI
Celebrating World Paper bag Day and Simplicity Day
CLASS ASSEMBLY: NATIONAL DOCTOR'S DAY
GOD CANNOT BE EVERYWHERE SO HE
SENT THE DOCTORS WITH EXCELLENCE AND SELFLESSNESS”
National Doctor’s Day is celebrated across our country on 1July, 2020 in memory of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy who served as a Physician and a Freedom fighter. The students of class 6-D saluted the Doctor’s for their relentless service in order to save the human fraternity from the COVID-19 disaster. Doctors are our Frontline workers who have put their lives into danger and worked for safeguarding the people from the deadly virus.
We, the Ahlconites, support and showed our gratitude to the Doctors across nation on this day. The main purpose of the assembly was to thank the efforts of the Doctor’s as Saviours from the dangerous Corona Virus.
Ronak
Jain of 6-D presented his views; “Do you know why temples, mosques and
Gurdwaras are closed during the COVID-19 as God is busy doing the duties in the
wide world, doctors are no less than God who were saving hundreds and thousands
of patients as our front- line workers who were putting their lives on risk.”
Ms.
Aanya Chopra, a student explained how the Doctors are working
round the clock so that the patients get best medical care, sacrificing their
personal lives so on this day, we remember these heroes for their work.
Ms. Namrata Bahl, Class
Teacher explained how the doctors are doing well for the nation; they are
helping the nation to survive amidst the Pandemic. The efforts of the Students
were appreciated by the class teacher. The
Padlet link and Flipgrid link was explained to write and record their views
about how they have spent their vacations.
CLASS ASSEMBLY: WORLD POPULATION DAY
World Population Day is celebrated on 11th July
globally every year. Students of class VI D got the privilege of presenting a
special assembly on the theme ‘The World Population Day’. The world population
day is all about raising the awareness about the problem of increasing
population globally. This is a serious global issue that had to be addressed
with immediate effect. In the year 1989, the Governing Council of United
Nations Development Programmes declared this International Day for creating
awareness among the people.
No excuses protecting a woman's life is a priority, in all circumstances, and at all times. This year's theme for world population day is ‘Safeguarding the Interests of Woman’.
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Great work by ahlconities... Hard work reflects..
ReplyDeleteBig congratulations team. great coordinated virtual assemblies
ReplyDeleteWow great teachers n awesome students , congratulations . Thx
ReplyDeleteWow great teachers n awesome students , congratulations . Thx
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ReplyDeleteAmazing work done by students under the guidance of their teachers. “Student-leaders” in making!
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