Sep'12-Nov'12 - Saint Mark's Sr. Sec. Public Schools
Sep'12-Nov'12 - Saint Mark's Sr. Sec. Public Schools
Sep'12-Nov'12 - Saint Mark's Sr. Sec. Public Schools
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A DATE WITH TIMES OF INDIA<br />
At times when life takes a turn, it offers things, we might not have imagined of. One such opportunity was provided to St.<br />
Mark’s School by the Times NIE to make the student edition for a day. It was a privilege for our school to be a part of this and<br />
avail this life time chance. The students of our school wrote articles for the prestigious newspaper, which was printed on 31<br />
October 2012. The newspaper was printed on a single day, but the preparations had taken form far before. It was under the<br />
able guidance of our chairperson, Ms. Anjali Aggrawal, that the students and a team of three teachers did this enriching<br />
work. Not only the students who visited the 'Times House' had a novel experience but even for the teachers, it was a great<br />
learning experience. Two students from each branch were selected to represent their school. From our school, Shalu<br />
Gupta and Priyanka Yadav of class XI were selected to be a part of the editorial team along with their teacher Ms. Vaneet.<br />
The fervent students put forth their views regarding the latest technology and the books one must read. They also did live<br />
reporting and covered 'Sandy' the hurricane as the headline. The school made the following sections of the newspaper-<br />
Music, Tech, Travel and Book. It was a marvellous experience to see live how actually journalists work- the fast and<br />
competitive life they live. This success was a result of long hours of hard work by students as well as teachers. Designing<br />
this newspaper was not the art of a single hand, but a collection of different ideas which made this newspaper unique.'<br />
The students of Kesholoy Club accompanied by their teacher incharges Ms.Anjali Handa and Ms. Shruti Sharma,<br />
continued their journey of community service this year by visiting the Jeevan Jyoti Home for the Disabled Children on<br />
October 20, 2012. Run by Missionaries of Charity, the institute is a part of Nirmal Hriday Bhawan, an organization founded<br />
by Mother Teresa in 1950. The home was established to care for children with disabilities; taking pains from feeding them to<br />
educating them. Our students spent some time with these children. They had taken with them packets of chocolates and<br />
sweets as gifts for their newfound friends .They cherished the time spent there and learnt the lesson that life is truly<br />
beautiful and a gift to be cherished.<br />
Lending a helping hand, our students smile with a cause.<br />
TRIP TO JAIPUR<br />
The students of classes V to VII went on an educational trip to Jaipur entitled “Impressions”.They explored Jaipur by<br />
engaging themselves in various fun, interesting and educational activities throughout the three day journey. They visited<br />
the Jantar Mantar where they made their own sun dial and learnt the basic working behind a sun dial. Afterwards they<br />
visited Bapu Bazar for shopping. The next day the students visited the Amber Fort. All of them vigorously participated in an<br />
activity that was a combination of photography and information hunt. This helped them to explore the various aspects of<br />
the historic fort. Afterwards, they actively attended block printing and blue pottery workshops. They made beautiful<br />
traditional printed samples by using wooden blocks and natural colours. Later all of them enjoyed an evening at Chokhi<br />
Dhani where they got a glimpse of traditional Rajasthani entertainment and delectable Rajasthani food. On the third day<br />
the students attended a miniature painting workshop and a puppetry workshop. They enjoyed making their own miniature<br />
paintings. Also, they got a chance to learn the making of traditional Rajasthani puppets. Overall, it was an enriching and<br />
mesmerizing experience for them.