Future Citizens, learning to get responsible towards their Heritage.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Inter House Quiz

Image
As August month was devoted to freedom celebrations so an Inter House Quiz was conducted for the students of Classes VI-VIII on the topic 'Cultural Heritage and Geographical Diversity of India' and a quiz for the students of classes IX-XI on the topic India’s National Movement . The students very enthusiastically participated and showcased their knowledge about their country and freedom movement cherishing the values of freedom and equality.
Read more

World Heritage Day!

Image
18 TH April is celebrated as World Heritage Day . Hence it was decided to make the children aware of at least one monument in India, that has been included in UN’S list of World Heritage Sites. On 26 th April, the task of enlightening the students about Qutub Minar was undertaken. An informative video (sourced from Youtube) explaining the history, special features of the Qutub Minar and the Qutub Minar Complex was shown to the students. It was followed by an interactive discussion with students who shared their knowledge, fond memories of visit to the monument, interesting facts and queries about the monument. The students also learnt how to sketch the picture of Qutub Minar . On 3 rd May, Dharohar Club students used their creativity and acquired knowledge of Qutub MInar in preparing pamphlets for the same. Students were shown how to fold an A-3 sheet into a pamphlet. They did the needful and created interesting pamphlets with either handwritten or printed informat...
Read more

Performance Day

Image
Performance day of Dharohar club (Junior and Senior) was organized on 24 th January and 6 th February, 2017. DHAROHAR Club members gave presentations on the year round activities taken up by them. The Junior Club’s presentation began with a brief explanation of Dharohar and its importance in our lives. Tanmay, Priyanshi and Kashvi reinforced the same through a poetry recitation in Hindi. Senior Club members shared their experiences of the visit to the Humayun’s Tomb. They also apprised the students with objectives and vision of the Dharohar Club. The students of the club proudly showed their membership cards that they had themselves made, using their own creativity and liking. Next in line was a brief description of the shadow puppetry class, wherein students showed the shadow puppets prepared by them and gave a brief description on how they used them.  Student showcased the teej greeting cards that the students had made using mehendi designs. It was followed by the p...
Read more