Highlights

Highlights of the month
‘Visible We’ a journey to excellence where U n ME became WE….

Finally, it was the day when one could feel the excitement in the air, savour the success of excellence all around  and if there was any such place on 31st july’10, it  was certainly the premises of SVIS. The event ‘VISible we’ wherein ‘We’ – the SVIS family made ourselves visible. The annual event ‘VISible we’ was  dedicated to the  multiple intelligences of the children.

The grand event was presided by the National Awardee , Former Addl Dir. of Education, Shri Y. P. Purang, graced by School Chairman, Mr.Sailander Solanki, Principal Venkateshwar Global School, Rohini, Mrs. Kavita Soni, and Ms. Nita Arora, Principal SVIS.

The centre of attraction was the school orchestra, which played many foot-tapping numbers.  The audience too celebrated the numbers in their own way.

The instrumental symphony created by the little maestros of SVIS left the audience spellbound wherein the students showed their multifarious traits of personality by playing the flute, congo, drums, keyboard and sitar as well. The Music and Dance Department took  a lot of pride in sharing the platform and showing their versatility.  The song ‘Chal Chal re chal’, is not only an award- winning number for its innovation in music & soulful singing but also provided the impetus for a dance ‘Jugalbandi’ between Mr. Kishore & Mr. Vijender (Michael). They showcased the emotions of the lyrics through ‘Kathak’ & ‘Contemporary’ dance styles respectively.

The Foyer with Art exhibits was a Mini Art Gallery where the art articles made by the children won the hearts of the visitors.  The entire school from class I upward took part in the exhibition. A large number of models, quizzes, brochures, projects, games prepared by the students in the summer break under the guidance of their mentors were on display. The students not only showcased their knowledge and aptitude but also won the hearts of the parents by displaying their confidence while speaking about the projects they had worked on. Each class had a lot of dance, drama, music action, thrill, enthusiasm and above all the feeling of joy.

Along with this event, the school had also arranged an interactive session on ‘How to make your child eat well’ in collaboration with Orange Cross. Ms. Tina Khanna, a post graduate in Food and Nutrition conducted the session in order to ensure that the children are exposed to a balanced diet. We believe in the statement that a healthy mind resides in a healthy body. SVIS also aims to develop a confident and creative team of players who work together to achieve the same goal. Under this a ‘Coerver Coaching Camp’ was also organized by us to focus on this domain of their intelligences. A Book Fair catering for those who have a passion for reading and love exploring a world beyond text-books was also an integral part of the event.

A friendly basketball match between the middle school team and G.D. Goenka Public School team took many parents down the memory lane.


Plantation Drive:  An attempt to save the environment
As the students were felicitated on the Appreciation Day, so was the environment. The Eco- Club of the school along with the association with Lion’s Club organized a plantation drive. The occasion was graced by the Chief Guest on the ceremony Padamshree Santosh Yadav, Lion’s Club , Ms. Nita Arora , Principal, Mr. Sailander Solanki, Chairman SVIS and Mrs. Kavita Soni, Principal, VGS Rohini. They planted the trees which aid in replenishing the environment like neem, peepal etc. Even the students received a tulsi sapling along with their trophies on the Prize Distribution ceremony. The school also organized another Plantation drive on 17th July wherein the saplings were planted in the sec-18, park. Presence of Mr. Rajesh Gahlot Mayor, Delhi made it more remarkable. The school choir presented a song talking about the importance of saving environment. Mr. Rajesh Gahlot congratulated the school for putting in such effort  which will help generations to come. As the Principal is of the view ‘One who plants tree is a servant of God; he not only helps the environment but safeguards the generations to come’.

INTER-SCHOOL EVENTS
Kudos to Winners !
Scintillations  2010
Retaining high spirits as everyone knows is the hallmark of SVIS. We enable the students to explore their talents through a variety of competitions. With this view a group of students from classes II - III was sent to participate in an Inter-School Competition Scintillation organized by ITL Public School on 27th July and brought back the Champion’s Trophy in Spin a Yarn and Runner’s up Trophy in ‘Qawwali.’ Devanshee Sharma, Saloni Tanvi and Geeti Oberoi were the winners of Spin a Yarn.

Green Fest – an initiative started by A2Z group was organized at V.I.S., Sector-10 to create an awareness on environment protection among school children. Akshita Solanki won a prize in Best out of Waste competition.
Unified Council honoured S.V.I.S. with Best Participation School for having participated in the NSTSE – 2010 and making the programme a grand success.

Science Olympiad- Kushagra Jain of III – Blueberries has won a CD worth Rs. 399/- in Science Olympiad 2009.

Swimming – Aarushi Bhasin secured Second Runners Up position in West Delhi Swimming Talent. She also won a Bronze Medal in an Open Tennis Tournament held at St. Mathew Public School, Paschim Vihar.

Akshansh Solanki – Class VII secured 1 Runner’s Up Trophy in an event of Free Relay in 46th Delhi State Annual Sub Junior and Junior Aquatic Meet. He also stood first in 50 meter Free Style Swimming in  West Delhi Swimming Talent Search Championship.



Creative Writing III-VIII

S.V.I.S. provides and gifts the values, which are ingrained in our children. They help to promote confidence, give  direction and develop critical thinking skills leading to adaptable and integrated  personalities. Creative Writing Activity was, organized for classes III-VIII. It acted as a canvas for the students, who painted their thoughts with their respective topics, based on which they wrote a composition. It turned out to be a window showing the horizon of their imagination and wit.

Story Telling Competition III

S.V.I.S. endeavour of integrating quality with quantity is reflected in the pivotal role it has played through the story telling competition held for the students in the school auditorium. It was an opportunity for the students to rejoice and spread cheer in the hearts of their friends. The talented participants shone brightly on the stage along with the props they used to present their respective stories. Each child performed phenomenally and created an ambience of pride for their mentors as well.

The outcome was phenomenal with Sarthak Ajmani of III- Mulberries winning 1st rank for his story of 2 frogs. Nikeeta Chaudhary of III – Blueberries followed him by attaining 2nd rank for her story of a fish


Blood Donation Camp
We appeal to all parents to join the Blood Donation Camp on 7th August, 2010

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