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Contents : 

• My American Journal pg—1 

• Across the Seven Seas pg—3 

• News Pg—4 

• Painting Pg—5 

• YOUNG POETS PG —7 

• Inauguration PG —9 

• CHAMPIONSHIP PG—10 

• GENESIS Summer Camp 2012!! Pg—11

My American Journal… 

Well, as usual, I was late to the airport and 

Mr. Sharma and Jaissal’s family were giving 

me those ‘interrogative looks’. I however 

quickly kept my stuff in the trolley and the 

three of us headed for check-in. We flew 

from Delhi to Vienna, it was quite a tiring 

flight (11 hours). We landed in Vienna and 

trust me it was the best thing that could’ve 

happened to us that time. It was ‘scheduled’ 

to be a four hour stay at the airport, but 

turned out that we got two extra hours. 

Whoever said that planning is essential for 

success! We ate, slept, rested and did some 

shopping too! Finally we got into the flight 

for New York (NY). We didn’t realize how 

quickly the time passed in the second flight 

(9 hours). It was amazing! 

We reached NY. Thanks to the uncertainty 

of US visas, we couldn’t book the youth 

hostels, but stayed in a 4-star hotel near 

Times Square. Well it was awesome! But 

not to forget, “money doesn’t grow on 

trees”. However, we didn’t have a choice. 

Well that evening we didn’t know a thing 

about NY, credits: Indian way of ‘planning’ 

things ;) . But however we know how to 

improvise don’t we? We talked to the hotel 

manager who was from Lahore; he treated 

us with great respect and courtesy. We took 

a map and decided to go for a ship ride 

around Manhattan but as I said our way 

of ‘planning’ is just you know. We took a 

bus instead, the bus took us all around the 

‘Big Apple’ (Manhattan). It was a doubledecker 

bus and our guide kept telling us the 

history of buildings and landmarks. Well 

we didn’t actually see anything except the 

Statue of Liberty that day. We planned to 

see a museum, Broadway and have pizza at 

the world’s best pizzeria. And guess what? 

We did it! It all went according to the plan 

(probably the most overrated word!) . We 

got up in the morning had breakfast etc. 

Then we boarded our bus and went to see 

the American museum of Natural History, 

it was amazing and it was huge! We saw 

African, Asian, North-American mammals 

and saw the history of man. How the 

world evolved. We also saw the astronomy 

section, with all the models of planets and 

real asteroids, comets, meteorites, etc. It 

was quite a different experience. Then we 

rushed to Broadway to get the tickets for 

Spiderman, the musical. After getting the 

tickets, we did a lot of shopping ;). Well 

after sometime we were sitting in the 

Foxwoods theatre waiting for the play to 

start. The play was just out of the world! 

It was awesome! The best thing in NY! 

Trust me, even Mr. Sharma said, “I haven’t 

seen anything like this before.” We kept 

thinking about the play for a long time that 

night. We packed our stuff and were ready 

for Florida. In the morning, the regular car 

broke down, so we got the luxury of going to 

the airport in a Limousine. (the best things 

in life are always unplanned!) 

My experience with the host families was the one 

which made the exchange different and awesome I 

just don’t have the right word for it. I stayed with 

two families; first were the Brenners. They were 

Jews, extremely respectful and gentle people. I 

stayed in their son’s room who was studying in 

Phillip’s Exeter which is the best school in USA 

and is considered one of the best in the world. I’d 

now like to describe an ordinary American student 

because I’ve been here every year since I was four 

so I know quite a lot about the country and its 

culture. A kid starts learning an instrument when 

he or she is four and learns to read music when 

they turn ten. So, they learn an instrument, they 

have three seasons for different sports, they have 

on going scholarships within the public and the 

private schools for those who excel in academics 

and sports. American kids like to enjoy themselves 

but at the end of the day they know what their 

goals are. In America the majority studies in 

public schools. Education is free there till twelfth 

grade (exception: private schools). The Brenners 

were nice people; they asked me a lot of questions 

regarding India. But, unfortunately all the 

Americans think of India as land of poverty ! (The 

movie Slumdog Millionaire has only confirmed 

their belief). Anyway, we did go karting, went 

around seeing the city, and went on a boat ride 

twice. I went to see the everglades too with my 

second host family. They were from England. But 

I liked the first family more because they actually 

made me feel at home and you know it was like as 

if I was a part of their family now. Finally we went 

to Disney World and the Universal Studios, which 

was of course a once in a lifetime experience. The 

whole Disney world is two times bigger than the 

entire Manhattan Island! It’s not only a place for 

small kids as we think it is. We did tons of stuff 

there and my advice would be if you’re going to 

Disney World (not Disney Land) then at least 

plan a ten day trip! I had a great experience! It 

was something different, exciting and you know I 

learnt a lot about the different culture, behavior 

and society by living with another family… 

Rhitik Jassar 

IX A 

The Trumpet 01 The Trumpet 02

Across the Seven Seas…… 

A few months ago, going to the United States of America 

was my dream. But my dream turned into reality 

when I got a chance to go on an exchange program to 

Saint Andrew’s School in Boca Raton, Florida, USA. 

I was so happy when I got selected for this exchange 

program. I not only got an opportunity to go to the 

school there but I got a chance to go to New York City 

and Orlando as well. 

We (Pramod Sir, Rhitik & I) departed from New Delhi 

on the 28th of April and landed in NYC on the 29th. 

We stayed in NYC for two and a half days. We did a bus 

tour of the whole of Manhattan city. The weather was 

comfortable. The best part in NYC was the Broadway 

show – ‘The Amazing Spiderman’. All three of us were 

really amazed to see the stunts they performed. They 

were daring and thrilling! 

On the 2nd of May we departed from NYC for FT. 

Lauderdale. There, we were picked up by one of the 

faculty members of the school. They gave us a warm 

welcome. The weather was quite hot compared to 

that in NYC. We went straight to the school from the 

airport. It was a drive of about forty minutes to Boca 

Raton from the airport. 

Saint Andrew’s School is quite a big school. The 

junior school, middle school and high school are all 

in separate buildings. The very first class I attended 

in SAS was the English class. The teacher, Mr. Martin 

was just like Vivek Sir. He taught us in a completely 

different manner. For example, we were doing Julius 

Ceasar in class and he told us to re-write the speech 

of Mark Antony considering what he would say in July 

2012. And he used to joke around so much. 

Rhitik and I were there in the school for two days. And 

we got two separate host families each to stay with. 

My first host was a girl. Her name was Laura Herren. 

Well, I have got to admit that staying with a girl host 

is not very comfortable and it was a new experience 

for me. However, I enjoyed staying in her house. Mrs. 

Herren (Laura’s mother) used to bake fresh cookies for 

me and Mr. Herren took me out to have coffee and 

doughnuts. It was a very pleasant stay with them and 

am thankful for their hospitality. 

I enjoyed myself a lot in SAS. All the students were fun 

loving people. But, they also studied seriously during 

the classes. The teachers, too, were very friendly. They 

all are fun loving people. They also used to joke during 

the classes. I don’t know if this was bad or good for me. 

Laura got unwell so I had to move to my second host 

earlier than planned. This time my host was a boy, 

Chase Farache. Everybody in the school would say, ‘ I 

feel sorry for you Jason (They all called me Jason), you 

are staying with Chase Farache’. But I enjoyed staying 

in his house. We went on a boat ride and played a lot of 

x-box games. His parents were really very helpful and 

attentive. They took me out for dinner and a couple of 

times to the mall also. 

It was the end of session in school so we went for 

Grad venture. This is a trip for the students to enjoy 

themselves just like we go on our adventure camp 

trips. We went to the Universal Studios in Orlando. It 

was so much fun, the rides were awesome and I was 

with friends! 

I had a good time. Twenty days just passed by. I didn’t 

really get to feel it. That is because I enjoyed my stay 

so much. I thought the best part of my trip was Saint 

Andrew’s School. I made so many new and good friends 

there and had lots of fun with them. I will miss the SA 

Scots and hope to visit them again in future. 

Jaissal Shagolsem 

IX -A 

A VERY WARM WELCOME TO THE NEW MEMBERS 

OF THE GGS FRATERNITY 

• Mr. Ajay Singh, Dean of Residence 

• Mr. Shaju George 

• Mr. Prateek Sharma 

• Ms. Nivedita Bise 

• Mr. Rajeev Pagarein 

• Ms. Aradhana Kaul 

• Ms. Payal Gupta 

• Ms. Deepika Bharatiya 

• Ms. Poonam Singh 

• Ms Gunjan Tyagi 

• Ms. Anuradha Bishnoi (School Doctor) 

• Mr. Deepak Prasad 

• Mr. Rakesh Ranjan 

• Ms. Archana Painuly 

• Mr. Ranjeev Malik 

& All the students of class XI 

Keeping up with the tradition of presenting the best of theatre, GGS hosted ‘YADI’, a play written in Hindi 

by Asghar Wajahat and directed by Tom Alter. The cast consisted of professional actors from Mumbai 

and Delhi including Tom Alter and Benjamin Gilani. As the name indicates, it was about what might have 

happened had Gandhi survived the attack on him? It proved to be a mesmerizing evening, as the theatre 

lovers sat glued to their chairs, soaking in the possibilities of the post independent India with Mahatma, 

not in the seat of power, but as the constant challenge for Nehru’s government! The issues were thoughtprovoking 

and left the audience thinking….what if…..only if….. 


Reverse Painting on Glass 

Abstract: Reverse painting on glass is an art form consisting of applying paint to a 

piece of glass and then viewing the image by turning the glass over and looking through 

the glass at the image. This art form has been around for many years. It was widely 

used for sacral paintings since Middle Ages. The most famous was the art of icons in 

the Byzantine Empire. Later the painting on glass spread to Italy, where in Venice it 

influenced its Renaissance art. Since the middle of the 18th century, painting on glass 

became favoured by the Church and the nobility throughout Central Europe. 

Lately, this style of painting has been gaining fame in its depiction of Hindu deities, 

especially in Southern India. These invariably involve a large amount of gold paint and 

colours, like red and green, for the gem stones adorning the deities. The most prominent 

step in this style of painting is that the gem stones on the different pieces of jewelry are 

painted first and then coated with gold to provide the jewelry effect. Acrylic paint is 

the commonly used painting medium and these involve very thin brushes and minute 

workmanship. 

“A 

picture is a poem 

without words.” 

Dhairya Mishra -IV-A Genesis Global School 

Vijayaraghavan. S 

Faculty—Visual Arts 

Mohammad Saad - IV-B Genesis Global School 

The Trumpet 04 

Sharon Shaju-V-A Genesis Global School 


YOUNG POETS 

DREAMS 

Upon the shore where her dreams have died 

she watches the tides swift roll 

as the ripped waves 

come touch the shore 

a deep hurt fills her broken soul. 

No wishes on stars nor dreams that dance 

once thought they would all come true 

the sun will rise on yet another day 

This poor girl was left feeling so blue. 

Once upon a time her future was bright 

As darkness now fills her heart 

She slowly walks up and down the shore 

Wishing today would never start. 

She went to a club with some of her friends 

It is so hard too understand 

Things are not always what they should seem 

The unfolded events were never planned. 

She will never embrace another day 

Nor give her dreams or hopes a try 

The Shadow 

We moved to a new house 

Which looked creepy and old 

That was probably the reason 

Why it had been sold. 

That night as I lay awake 

I heard a sound which was creepy 

I thought it was our pet dog 

So I decided to check though I felt 

sleepy. 

I went out of my room 

And saw a tall shadow 

It probably belonged to a thief 

Who was slim and narrow. 

I ran back to my room 

And hid under the bed 

And tried not to roll off to sleep 

Keeping sleep out of my mind. 

I waited and I waited 

Till finally it was dawn 

Then I got up from under my bed 

Hoping the thief was gone. 

I slowly crept forward 

And peeped out of the door 

And there I saw 

The shadow in the same place as 

before 

Life is a Song 

Whenever you got spears 

We all start having tears 

But remember my friend 

It’s not the trend 

As life is a song 

You should move on!! 

Whenever we get scolding 

And we stand near the holding 

We should not get upset 

And make our cheeks wet 

As life is a song 

It should always play on!! 

Whether its day or night 

Or even if there is no light 

You should try and try and try 

And if you can’t make it high 

So you should remember that 

Life is a song 

Thing sometimes do go wrong! 

Aviral Kapoor 

IX-B 

HOSTEL LIFE 

A place where we learn lot of things, 

And how to conduct ourselves. 

We are not alone or lonely, 

More friends to give company and love. 

Far away from parents 

At times home sick, but nothing to worry! 

PUZZLE 

The word Mathematics comes 

from the Greek word 

(máthema) which 

means science, knowledge or 

learning and Greek word 

(mathematikós) 

means “fond of learning”. 

Here is pattern to find the 

square of the number made 

up of 9’s 9 2 = 81 

99 2 = 9801 

999 2 = 998001 

9999 2 = 99980001 

99999 2 = 9999800001 

and so on I hope you have 

understood the trick. 

VAIBHAV GARG 

X-A 

A once thought of friend has shattered her heart 

Off the cliff this poor girl jumped to die…. 

Apoorva Goel 

VII-A 

And then I gathered all my 

courage 

And went forward to see 

Who was it? 

It was only a tree! 

Rene Thakur 

VII - A 

Don’t understand anything, 

Teachers will help us study and learn 

Learn to stand on our own feet. 

It is a home away from home. 

Akanksha Srivatava 

VIII C 


Inauguration of Saba Karim Genesis Pro Cricket Centre 

On July 6, Saba Karim, former Indian test cricketer 

and wicketkeeper, has launched cricket academy at 

Genesis Global School Noida. The Saba Karim Genesis 

Pro Cricket Centre, a well-equipped cricket academy 

with state-of-the-art cricket facilities, swimming 

pool and gymnasium, certified coaches and trainers, 

master-class skill coaching with video analysis will 

open its doors at end of July on the campus grounds 

with a focus on grooming young talent in the right 

direction. 

Mr. Pramod Sharma, Director cum Principal, GGS 

welcomed Virender Sehwag, the chief guest at the 

event. “This is a commendable effort from Saba Karim, 

a cricketer with whom I made my international debut 

in 1999 and with whom I played at the national level. 

I cannot think of anyone better to launch a cricket 

academy than Saba. I wish him and the academy well,” 

Sehwag said. 

Karim, who played 34 ODIs and one Test before an 

eye injury cut short his career, said he would focus on 

teaching his students the basics of all the three formats 

of the game despite the prevalence of Twenty20 cricket 

today. “It is important for young players to be prepared 

to play all three formats, though I will stress on first 

getting them to get their techniques right. If they have 

their basics right, they can be taught anything. I have 

two respected coaches on my staff and have other 

certified coaches who will hold clinics here.” 

Ajay Jadeja, the former India batsman, reminisced on 

his days sharing a room on tour with Karim. “We had 

some great times together, and I really learned a lot 

from Saba. I consider Saba a close friend and very fine 

cricketer. The students at this academy are blessed to 

have a person like him at the helm of affairs. I have 

no doubt that the students who hone their skills under 

Saba will be fine products of this academy, for he is a 

master of his craft.” 

The well-attended inauguration ceremony had in 

attendance several former players, team-mates and 

friends of Karim. They included Gursharan Singh, 

who played one Test for India and also led Punjab to 

the Ranji Trophy title in 1992-93, former India and 

Delhi fast bowler Vivek Razdan and former Bihar 

captain Hari Gidwani. Delhi and Kings XI Punjab 

pacer Parwinder Awana and Unmukt Chand, the India 

Under-19 captain, were also present. 

Film and theatre actor Tom Alter, also a member of the 

Genesis Global School’s Advisory Board, commended 

Karim and the school’s sports director Olympian 

Mr. Gurbir Singh (Arjuna Awardee) – father of ace 

marksman Manavjit Singh Sandhu - for their work 

while praising Sehwag for his achievements as an 

Indian cricketer. Before the inauguration, a friendly 

match was played on the spacious field of the Genesis 

campus, between a Saba Karim XI and Press XI. 

Shakti Kumar Saxena 

Sports Coordinator 

LIST OF MEDAL WINNERS WHO REPRESENTED GENESIS GLOBAL SCHOOL IN INTER SCHOOL 

SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP AT DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL RAJNAGAR, GHAZIABAD, 

UP ON SUNDAY 28TH JULY 2012. 

TOTAL NUMBER OF MEDALS: - 4 GOLD, 3 SILVER & 7 BRONZE 

S. No. NAME CLASS GROUP EVENT MEDALS 

1. RAPHALE 

GABRIEL BANERJI 

4 UNDER-1O BOYS 25 M FREESTYLE 

50 M FREESTYLE 

25 M BACK STROKE 

2. CHRIS JORDAN 8 UNDER-14 BOYS 50 M FREESTYLE 



3. PIYUSH 

SHARMA 

8 UNDER-14 BOYS 200 M FREE STYLE 

50 M BREAST STROKE 


4. ADARSH L SINGH 8 UNDER-14 BOYS 50 M FREE STYLE 

1OO M FREE STYLE 


5. SHARON SHAJU 6 UNDER-12 GIRLS 100 M FREESTYLE 



6. LAKSHAY JAIN 6 UNDER-12 BOYS 25 M BACK STROKE 

50 M FREE STYLE 

100 M FREE STYLE 

7. ESHA SHARMA 4 UNDER-10 GIRLS 25 M FREESTYLE 



8. UNNATI BAJPAI 3 UNDER-8 GIRLS 25 M FREESTYLE 


GOLD 

GOLD 

GOLD 

GOLD 

SILVER 

BRONZE 

SILVER 

BRONZE 

BRONZE 

BRONZE 

BRONZE 

PARTICIPATION 

BRONZE 

BRONZE 

PARTICIPATION 

SILVER 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

REPORT OF MEDAL WINNERS IN 2ND SOUTH WEST/ NEW DELHI/ NCR 

RESIDENT SWIMMING MEET-2012 

VENUE:- KHAJAN SINGH SWIMMING ACADEMY, KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SCHOOL, OLD JNU, 

BABA GANG NATH MARG, NEW DELHI 

LIST OF MEDAL WINNERS REPRESENTED GENESIS GLOBAL SCHOOL IN 2ND SOUTH WEST DELHI/NCR 

SWIMMING MEET ON (SUNDAY) 22ND JULY2012. 

NAME CLASS GROUP EVENT MEDALS 

RAPHALE 

GABRIEL BANERJI 

4 BOYS-IV 50 M FREE STYLE 


UNNATI BAJPAI 3 GIRLS-V 25 M FREESTYLE 


ESHA SHARMA 4 GIRLS-IV 50 M FREESTYLE 


SHARON SHAJU 6 GIRLS-III 50 M FREESTYLE 


CHRIS JORDAN 8 BOYS-II 50 M FREESTYLE 

50 M BUTTERFLY 

PIYUSH SHARMA 8 BOYS-II 50 M BREAST STROKE 


SILVER + Rs. 300 /- 

BRONZE+ Rs. 200 /- 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

PARTICIPATION 

RAJEEV NAGPAL 

SWIMMING COACH 


GENESIS–SUMMER 

CAMP 2012!! 

not desist them from participating in 

outdoor activities. 

Hotter days, shorter nights and sultry 

winds!! And what a way to beat it? Along 

came summer vacations with the much 

awaited Summer Camp!! The camp was 

planned from 14th May to 2nd June 2012 

within the school premises. The aim of 

the camp was to provide a platform to 

children to develop and hone their skills 

in activities of their choice and interest. 

There were a total of ten activities which 

included four from sports and six from 

the creative section. The children had 

the freedom to select any two sports 

and three creative activities out of the 

available options. 

A total of 38 students, out of whom 18 

were from other schools, participated 

in this camp. The age group of the 

participants varied from tiny tots of 03 

years to relatively grown of 13 years. 

On the first day itself, the levels of the 

children were identified with an aim to 

group them appropriately for the best 

benefits. 

It was heartening to see the students enjoy 

and participate with such tremendous 

enthusiasm and zeal. At no stage was 

there any need for the teachers to chase 

them for anything as they were always 

forthright and looked forward for the 

next planned activity. Even the 

prevailing hot weather conditions could 

Craft—creative fingers! 

With active involvement of teachers and 

keen participation of the students the 

camp culminated with the display of 

their learning session on 2nd June 2012. 

Parents enjoyed watching their kids 

participate in different activities. The 

craft work and the dishes they learnt 

to prepare during the camp were also 

on display. Yet another successful camp 

managed to accomplish GGS’s aim of 

learning with fun and kids look forward 

to such camps in the future. 

Madhur Gupta 

Coordinator, Summer Camp 

HORSE RIDING– Mastering the technique! 

Salsa— Swaying to the beats 

Dancing Dolphins! 

Strumming made simple 

Exercising with ease 

Eloquence and élan! 


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