Field trips are a great way to introduce new topics which enhance the knowledge of the children. Our Junior Kg children visited Science city. Children were amazed to see the various exhibits, working models, lab and activity corners. Their visit to the Hall of Space, Planet Earth, Life Science Park, the Hall of Science was fascinating.
This trip helped them to understand the basics of science. It was a complete, mesmerizing trip for the children.
To make the children understand that vegetables are an essential component of a healthy diet for physical growth and sound health, a mock vegetable market was set up in the classroom. Our children also acted on skits playing the role of a vegetable vendor. Fruit and vegetable crafts, rhymes, activities, games, and other resources presented an exciting way for our children to learn about these healthy foods. Children got to know and explore different kinds of fruits and vegetables in this activity. They had great fun with fruit-and-vegetable-related activities and other resources. In the school snacks, children are provided with fresh seasonal vegetables to tone up their growing physique. The school offers the children the opportunity to explore the broad range of knowledge and skills that lay the right foundation for good progress.
Every child is a different kind of flower, and all together make this world a beautiful garden.” It was depicted by the children of class I A in their class assembly held on 28th June through a short skit on “Everyone is important and special”. The assembly started with a discussion on whether we have treated all our friends the same in the class? Were we biased towards some of our friends? The Skit “Everyone is important and Special” is a story of how we are all different and special and yet all the same at the same time. Once all the numbers from 1 to 9 were feeling proud as they thought that they had value of their own and were special. They made fun of zero as zero has no value of its own, and they thought zero was useless. Then the master showed the numbers an interesting fact by calling each number and placing zero beside them making their value even greater. The numbers were awestruck and realised the importance of zero. They made zero their friend and zero became a hero by joining the number brigade. They celebrated their friendship by dancing to the peppy number –“Zero the Hero”. The moral of this skit was-“ Just as the way the numbers came together forgetting their differences, we humans should also try and forget our differences and always be united and co-exist together making this world a peaceful and liveable place”. The assembly ended with the children sharing a few insights-,” A single twig breaks but a bundle of twigs is strong,” I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot, together we can do great things.”
“Not everyone can become a doctor because not every has the knowledge, skill and patience to offer his services selflessly to the patients.” The students of VIII C held an assembly on Doctor’s Day to highlight the importance of the day and spread awareness about the role of doctors in our lives. The assembly began with prayer followed by the thought of the day and news. A vibrant speech highlighting the importance of doctors and their service was delivered. The speech was followed by a video clip appreciating their contribution to humanity. The students of VIII C, performed a heart touching skit. It showcased the relentless service of doctors. The assembly was addressed by Ms Reena Kahlon,Vice-Principal of Secondary school who appreciated the efforts put up by the students. Certificates were distributed to students who had participated in SOF. The session concluded with the National Anthem.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 goals defined by the United Nations to tackle the world’s biggest problems by 2030. The goals form a useful lens through which we can look at the most pressing global issues. Hundreds of millions of people don’t have enough food to eat; women still earn less than men and have fewer rights; plant and animal species are rapidly vanishing; and the gap between rich and poor is getting wider. More than 40 per cent of the global population are between the ages of ten and 24 – the largest youth population ever. To solve the world’s problems, the next generation needs to know what those problems are. A good way to ensure this is to teach them about the SDGs. An assembly was held by students of Standard 8th D. The topic was “Responsible Consumption and Production” which was directly linked to the 12th goal of Sustainable Development. Students sensitized their peers towards conservation of water, natural vegetation and power through an emotional skit.
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The students of class III B took great pride in convening the assembly as it provided them with an opportunity to thank all the teachers. Zebar School Students illustrated the significance of Guru Purnima through their assembly. The assembly commenced with the demonstration of life in a Gurukul and the importance of Guru in one’s life. The participants were Apurva, Vedant, Shiven, Shlok, Manav, and Sanyam. Darsham played Guru’s role. Students presented the English speeches of famous gurus like Dronacharya, Chanakya, and Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa. Viraaj, Dwij, and Rohan delivered these speeches. A beautiful dance performance by Divyanshi and Prisha left everyone mesmerised. Students in the assembly were updated with current events of the world by Divyanshi, Vrinda, and Ridit . A quiz session was conducted by Aryan. Vedant shared the thought of the day. The assembly concluded with the national anthem.
Children of Junior and Senior had a very interesting activity last week. Our children mixed ingredients of Jhalmuri and had the yummy mix for snacks. This activity helped them to learn an easy and healthy food recipe which they can make at home with the help of their mothers. When children make things on their own they become responsible and don’t throw eating tantrums. Of course the habit of sharing was also very pronounced among the children during the snack break.Catch glimpses of the children happily tucking away into Jhalmuri.
Children in Senior Kg were provided with a life-size diagram of a human body, which displayed all the major internal body parts. The job of each organ was briefly explained in the class. The brain, heart, lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, intestines were provided in cutouts. The children attached the internal organs of the body to the life-size diagram. The teacher also stressed the importance of a healthy diet and exercise to keep the organs in excellent condition.
“The first drops of rain always bring a smile on our faces” ‘Rainy Season’ or ‘Monsoon’ the beautiful season of the year is a gift of God to mankind. It revives our souls and fills the surroundings with the beauty of fresh greenery. To acknowledge this blessed gift of God; students of class I B conducted a special assembly with the theme –Monsoon Mania. Students provided vital information about this season with enthusiasm. Adhip Mukherjee anchored the assembly. The students who participated in prayer were Aarav Patel, Twisha Shah, Vaishvi Soni, Fena Patel, Kanisha Gaggar. Using PowerPoint presentation they shared the information about Monsoon season. They also presented a beautiful rhyme on Raindrops. The rhyme was sung by Swar Patel, Tirth Patel, Kavish Chokshi, Manya Patel, Chahat Patel, Heeya Agrawal, Vrusha Patel. Students also danced to the melodious tunes of a ‘Rainy Day’ song. They expressed the happiness of people when the sky is filled with dark clouds. The participants were Viha Pandya, Dhyana Nayak, Astha Parmar, Maanith Arora, Vrind Patel, Adhip Mukherjee. The weather forecast was shared by Jashvi Shah. Our Vice-Principal Ms. Jayasree Menon appreciated the efforts of our students and teachers. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem.
To celebrate the indomitable spirit of Helen Keller who was deaf-blind and an American author as well as a political activist, Sense International India organised a unique charity Cyclothon “ Messengers on Cycles.”
Deaf-blindness is a different disability which combines both hearing & visual impairment in an individual. Sense India International is India’s only national NGO supporting children and adults with a unique, complex disability known as deaf-blindness.
This event was also organised to bring awareness on deaf blindness and to help raise funds to support children and adults with deaf-blindness across India.
Participation in social causes helps in instilling values of social contribution, compassion and generosity among students.
Our school to eradicate the stereotypes related to deaf-blindness and to sensitise students at large motivated its students to take part in this cyclothon. Ms. Mili Shah encouraged our students to be a part of this cyclothon. More than 35 Zebarites took part in this event.
