MVN Sector-17, Senior Newsletter Jan-March 2022-1

MVN TIMES SENIOR EDITION –IV (JAN- MAR 2022) Celebrate Endings- as they precede new beginnings.

Dear Parents We made it!! This has truly been a year for the record books. In some ways, it has been the most memorable year of our lives and in others it has been one of the most challenging. We know how hard this has been for all our students. We are truly grateful for all the efforts that have gone into the last few months of remote learning. We are humbled by what you have done at home to support our students and we look forward to being together again. It’s certainly been a tremendous journey. Every end marks a new beginning. Keep your spirits and determination unshaken, and you shall always walk the glory road. With courage, faith and great effort, our students shall achieve everything they desire. They ought to regard every day as the beginning of their new, better and happier life. Start every day of the year with feelings of happiness and with the anticipation that great and wonderful things are going to happen. However, we hear stories every day of the excellent work our students continue to create, and you have been instrumental in making the very best out of a bad, unexpected situation. When our actions and habits combine with intense effort and are directed by a solid purpose, it is this level of commitment that charges the senses and fuels our enthusiasm for attaining the seemingly impossible. You should never regret anything in life. Learn to take things in a positive stride. Problems are not stop signs, they are guidelines. So….. Success doesn’t come overnight it’s the constant perseverance you give. The small steps you take every day striving for that goal. These fractions that lead to whole numbers during your journey is the only way to get there. Bhavna Kapoor TGT. English

SO MUCH TO BE GRATEFUL FOR… As we are about to reach the end of this academic session and commence with the new session, let us take a moment to offer our gratitude to the universe for everything that has been bestowed on us this year. There were some favours, some hardships, some privileges and some lessons for everyone. We need to be grateful for all before we move forward in life. Gratefulness is the healthiest of all human emotions. To be happy is to be grateful. Gratefulness boosts our mental and physical health and makes us stress free. We feel more confident and positive by being grateful. So, what are you grateful for? Many a times, we take things for granted and we do not realize their importance until they are taken away from us. If you want to identify what you are grateful for in your life, start with yourself, your family, your home, your school, teachers, friends, nature and even the problems of your life because they also help you grow. How to be grateful every day? One fun way to include gratefulness in your daily routine is having a Gratitude Jar. Have a jar and every day before you go to sleep, write a Gratitude Statement on a piece of paper and put it in the jar. A Gratitude Statement is something that happened in the day which you appreciate or are thankful for. Some examples of gratitude statements are: I am thankful for my pet as it makes me laugh. I appreciate my teacher for making the learning so interesting. I am thankful for my mother as she loves me and cares for me always. I am thankful for such nice breeze today. There are days when we may feel low. On such days, open your gratitude jar and read a few gratitude statements. They will pep you up instantly and you will again jump back to your happy self! Keep growing with gratitude… Archana Bapat School Counsellor

REPUBLIC DAY Let’s promise our motherland that we will do everything to enrich and preserve our heritage, our ethos and our treasure. The new constitution of free India came into force with effect from 26 January ’1950. It is a day of national rejoicing and a red-letter day in our country. The day was celebrated with pomp and show, zeal and spirit by the students of middle wing. A special assembly was presented by students of Class Vll A to mark the occasion. Our brave heroes waged a valiant struggle for years so that the future generations could live their lives with freedom and dignity. Role of drafting committee in framing the Indian constitution, challenges before the national leadership in unifying princely states and the important amendments that took place in the 73 years were presented in a dramatic way in the form of a play on a virtual platform. The students took pride in glorifying and celebrating the spirit of unity. Soulful song and group dance gave patriotic flavour to the monumental day. The national anthem further infused the spirit of nationalism and reverberated the audience.

UNITY IN DIVERSITY “Unity in Diversity: This is God’s supreme secret in his cosmic game.” India is the epitome of diversity and its beauty is contained in the womb of its unity. The students of class Vlll-C joyously celebrated India’s unity and its 73rd Republic Day. The assembly unfolded with thoughts to brighten up the day, followed by a vast elucidation of the diversity of India. Poems were recited in reverence of India’s diverse culture. A skit was performed to further illustrate India’s unity. Small groups of students represented the states of India and unveiled the hidden secrets of our manifold culture through speech, dance and music. It concluded with a mesmerizing song sung in honour of our motherland, our nation, our India.

FOUNDER’S DAY Sir's life is a befitting example of the poetic lines by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow – \"The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night.\" Like a true crusader, he set the path ablaze for future MVNites to tread, in pursuit of loftier aims and goals of holistic living. He founded the legacy we cherish and uphold today. We fondly remember our beloved Sir on his Birth Anniversary and dedicate ourselves to continue his legacy to keep shaping the future of our nation.



HINDI WEEK CELEBRATION \"Hindi is the soul and spirit of India. It is the medium to understand the essence of our nation.\" The Students of Middle Wing organized Hindi week from 18th to 21st January. An effort was made by students of classes Vl to Vlll to spread the awareness about importance of Hindi language. Activities in Hindi language are a fun way to teach the common fables, idioms and popular proverbs in Hindi to the students. The students performed a number of activities such as entertaining skits, motivational poems, energetic dances and mesmerizing Hindi songs. The children got to know a lot about Hindi language during the week. They learnt about how all the languages are derived from Hindi only. The week kindled a fire and love in the hearts of the students for Hindi.







THE BRAVURA AIMING AND ACHIEVING IS OUR MOTTO AND TRADITION !! With immense sense of exhilaration, we present the path breaking achievements of the school and its students to you. 39th Aryabhatta Inter School Mathematical Competition Once again the students of the MVN School Sector - 17 have shown excellent result. Anmol Sharma and Shaurya Agarwal made the school proud by securing the fifth rank in this competition. Pratishtha Bansal got selected for the Certificate of Merit.

39th Aryabhatta Inter School Mathematical Competition With aplomb we share that Class VIII bagged the runner up trophy in the 39th Aryabhatta Inter School Mathematics Competition 2022, conducted by Summer Fields School, New Delhi. Tanmay Sharma has brought laurel to himself and the school as his name finds mention in the list of the toppers of the 39th Aryabhatta result. We congratulate the school team on this brilliant academic feat.

39th Aryabhatta Inter School Mathematical Competition Naman Goyal of MVN proved his mettle once again in the field of Mathematics. He made the school proud by securing second rank in the 39thAryabhatta Inter-school Mathematics Competition 2022. The group representing the school also achieved second rank in this competition. Ayush Jha and Shounak Roy Choudhury got selected for the *Certificate of Merit*.

Ntse 2021 NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION (NTSE) TALENT PROVED AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NTSE SCHOLARS!!

International general knowledge Olympiad Our child prodigies made us proud yet again with their splendid performance in SOF International General Knowledge Olympiad. Nivan Liju of grade IV claimed the prestigious first rank followed by Gagandeep Jagar of grade VI at the second spot. Chimay Garg and Atharv Goyal bagged rank 9 and 10 respectively. Shiva Shaurya, Arpit Yadav, Alyona Archisha, Devanshi Aggarwal, Jiyansh, Mahir Dhasmana, Eshan Gupta, Ridhima Kabo, Pragnay and Pratyaksha also featured among the top 100 rank holders. We congratulate the winners and wish them all the best for future!!

International English Olympiad MVNITES SHINE IN IEO KUDOS TO WINNERS

International MATHEMATICS Olympiad MVNITES SHINE IN IMO KUDOS TO WINNERS

INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE OLYMPIAD HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS

EXPRESSIONS MATTER 2.0 AN INTER SCHOOL COMPETITION The students of MVN School Sector-17 have yet again proved that creative effort is the root of all achievements. With immense pleasure we wish to apprise you that our students brought laurels to the school by winning various positions in Expressions Matter 2.0, organized by MRIS -14, FBD. Anshika Pandey of Class VIII has bagged the meritorious 1st position in ‘Ted Talk’ sub category, the judges were left awe-struck when she presented her strong belief that perseverance is the secret of all triumphs. Ashna Khurana (class Vl) and Pragya Goyal (class Vll) took the second position displaying their talent immaculately and effortlessly in the sub events Story Writing and Narration and ‘Mai Hu (Patra Chitran)’ respectively. Naina Kapoor( class V)recited a weighty and meaningful poem titled ‘Colours of Me' and won the third position in the sub event Poetry Composition and Recitation. Jury's appreciation was received by Nikisha Pahwa( class Vll) sub event Monologue, Anika Garg ( class Vl) sub event Kavya Soundarya – Kavita Vaachan and Bhavya Yadav ( class Vlll) sub event ‘ Aao kahey ek nai kahani', their spontaneity, confidence and powerful performance have won them accolades. The school management and the entire MVN fraternity extend their heartiest congratulations on this remarkable achievement.

EVOLVE '21 Winners at Evolve '21 an lnter- school Tech Fest organised by DAV Public School, Sector-37, Faridabad Piyush Rawat of Class Vlll showcased his mettle by winning first position in the event Tech -Talk, Ishanvi Vatsal of Class VI secured second position in Tech–Poster event, where students had to create an animated poster using ‘Canva’ Software. Aarush Gupta and Aryav Tiwari of Class Xl cracked the first level and reached to the second and final level of the Event -Crack lT. They solved various coding problems, performed very well and stood Third in the event. Pranav Kumar Indraganti of class IX secured the Special Mention prize for the event Tech-ad.

Expression palette 2.0 MVNites have proved their mettle time and again. The students have yet again won accolades by winning positions in a myriad of events in an Online Interschool Competition “Expressions Palette 2.0” organized by Ryan International School, Faridabad. Event - Theme for a Dream (K.G) - Judge's Mention Event - Words World (II) – First Position Event - Magic Moves (Dance)IV – First Position Event - Folk Lore(V) - Judge's Mention Event - Beyond Words(Mime)VII – First Position

National school essay competition Congratulations to Vansh Kumar of Class XI, MVN Sec-17, for winning 1st Prize in Essay Competition at Indian Oil R & D Golden Jubilee National School Essay Competition. The topic was quite relevant with today’s conditions i.e. “Challenges of Future in the Oil & Gas Field.” Vansh dealt with the topic with awareness & responsibility. Accolades & Cheers to him once again.

Youth video contest We are happy to announce that Shiva Shaurya Singh of Grade -III participated for the second time in the \"Youth Video Contest\" in Canada in the \"International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages 2022\", which was organised by the \"Freeze Frame\" Organisation, Canada, in conjunction with the Directors Guild of Canada, Telefilm Canada and others. While there were entries from children of all ages, from all over the world including US and Europe, we are proud to announce that for the second time in a row, Shiva won the prize for \"Best Performance\" within the \"Wee Reels\" Category (for filmmakers under 13 years of age), for an Original Story scripted and narrated by him, titled \"The Golden Bird\".

NSTSE 2021-22 National Level Science Talent Search Examination (NSTSE) Heartiest Congratulations to our NSTSE SCHOLARS!!

National open karate championship Heartiest Congratulations to the Karate Champion Tejal Arora of Class Vll and Manan Aggarwal of Grade lll who has made us feel proud with his spectacular achievement in Wado National Open Karate Championship by winning a Silver Medal.