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PALLAVI MODEL SCHOOL BODUPPAL www.pallavimodelschools.org | 1800 212 111111 DECEMBER NEWS LETTER 2021

DREAM BIG The dawn of new year is always a time to celebrate life, love and prosperity. It is the time to rewind, unwind and revisit our goals and aspirations. As Dr APJ Abdul Kalam reiterated having a small aim is crime, we need to have bigger dreams. Having a bigger dream will motivate a person to go that extra mile and strive to materialize his wishes and dreams. Even if we have not achieved the goal, we will have the satisfaction of aiming high. Here I am reminded of Ms Arunima Sinha who despite all odds could reach the summit of Everest because she was not complacent with just walking after such a is accident. She had her eyes on the Everest. When we go on a journey, we will always have our destination in mind and this provides a direction. In the same manner a goal/ a dream becomes a rudder to sail through life satisfactorily. Otherwise, it becomes a rudderless boat. So aim high and realize all your aspirations and dreams with a lot of joy and happiness.

We are extremely lucky that we have access to technology that defines our present and also our future. Wishing a very Happy International Computer Literacy Day to all. Grade V students celebrated World Aids Day by presenting different activities to bring about the awareness among the children about the need for a special focus on reaching people left behind.

The students immerse themselves not only in curricular activities but also in art and sports activities. The students of Grade III to VIII Presented PPTs on World Computer Literacy Day. Swami Bodhmayanandaji' s session. The session was an enriching experience for the teachers as Swami Ji threw light on how one has to focus on solutions and pay 100% attention to the process.

Plastic free society. Plastic has become a big menace. It not causes damage to the environment but also to the whole world as such. In an endeavour to bring about an awareness among the people about the usage of plastic, the municipal commissioner addressed the students. He entreated them to work towards solutions to curb the use of plastic. International Volunteer Day Volunteering is giving, sharing, standing by others, supporting one cares about and creating a better future for everyone. With the same thought in mind, our students took an oath to grow up as responsible citizens and expand their horizons to work towards a better world.

Career counseling Session. Along with their academic goals the students of Grades IX and X have many conflicts and dilemmas. To address such dilemmas and give them clarity about the different career options available, a career counseling session was conducted for Grade IX students. Ms. Krithika, a student of the Paris School of International Affairs, Paris provided an insight into various courses and scholarships offered by national and international universities.

Keeping the future in mind. Our students conducted a special assembly to spell out their commitment towards energy saving, as very responsible citizens of this country, they turn off all the lights and fans from 10.15 AM to 11.15 AM. They want everyone to realize that it is not only one set of people’s responsibility but everyone should become an energy soldier and contribute their best towards the cause.

Students of Grade 7 enjoyed learning the mathematical concept of the angle sum property of a triangle by doing an activity. They have drawn a line in the notebook and arranged the cut-outs of three angles at a point O. The three cut-outs of the three angles placed adjacent to each other at a point from a line forming a straight angle = 180°. It shows that sum of the three angles of a triangle is 180º. Webinar for parents. A webinar on the ways to enjoy parenting and the best ways to address the conflicts wasconducted by the Pallavi group of institutions. Swami Bodhamayanandaji and Sri Vishwanath addressed the parents. They dwelt on the ways to mold the characters and value systems of the children.

Skating-A great way to exercise every muscle in the body We help the students build resilience and become physically fit. Henceforth skating classes are held across all the classes. News Paper Clipping. An Insightful session for teachers. Theme: 'Change your mind and change your life.' Charity begins at home. To inculcate the mindset of giving back to society, students of grade IX collected funds as an act of kindness. With the collected money, they bought some medical equipment like a BP monitoring machine, nebulizer, and pulse oximeter, etc., and donated it to an old age home.

Enjoy Math to enjoy life Mathematics puts one's mind to work and it helps to improve many life skills like paying attention to detail, understanding our surroundings, and developing analytical skills. To instill that interest among the children Maths week was celebrated commemorating the birthday of Sri Srinivasa Ramanujan. Weeklong the students were involved in different competitions like model making using mathematical concepts, quizzes, and Math games. The students of PMS Boduppal had a gala time understanding the Math concepts in an interesting manner. The winners were awarded prizes by principal T Tanuja To honour the Birth Anniversary of the famous Mathematician, Sri Srinivasa Ramanujan- Special Assembly was conducted as a part of Math week celebrations, students participated in various competitions like quiz, model making, riddles with math, poster making, storytelling, etc. Students also presented models of Geometrical shapes, presentation of math through Art Integration(Worli Art), roles of different mathematicians, poems, skits on importance of math ,followed with math sankrit slokas, puzzles, songs, dance etc, which challenged their reasoning and creative thinking skills.

\"Let us stand in SOLIDARITY, not to a specific country, race, or religion but rather to HUMANITY.\" Students of Grade III C conducted a special assembly on the occasion of \"International Human Solidarity Day.\" Parents to put the thinking caps on. The session for parents by Ms. Madhavi Latha, MD, Virinchi Hospitals was a real eye-opener. The commitment with which she spoke about bringing up the children to prepare them for the world made many parents relook into their attitude towards the children. She reiterated that patience is the most important quality in the process of addressing the curious minds of the children. The joy that she brought to the webinar was definitely unmissable.

\"Students of Pallavi inaugurating the Hyderabad kids fair along with Hero Akineni Nagarjuna at HITEX\"

The best education in practice Pallavi model school, Boduppal has been applauded and awarded by the Times awards for Best Education in Practice. Director Sushil Kumar, The COO Yashasvi Malka, and Principal T Tanuja received the award from Ms. Rashmika Mandanna. Speaking on the occasion director Sushil Kumar said that the management would always try to provide all the opportunities to the students to excel in every sphere of their life.

The day is filled with festivities. The festival after the students have started reporting to school was celebrated with great reverence, pomp, and show. The students conducted a special assembly to celebrate the birth of the Saviour Jesus Christ. The Carol singing competition brought out the magic of music and mesmerized the audience. Magic show that was conducted on the special occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by the students. This was followed by a long awaited event, the Christmas carnival which involved the students in various games and activities. The students had a great time listening to the school band. The food stalls were a big hit. It left all the students asking for more.

Bhagavad-Gita on fingertips. A student from Grade 4C Mamillapalli Aashritha got a gold medal in Bhagavat Geeta competition. She received the medal from Sri Ganapathi sachchitanada swami. She has learned all the 700 Bhagavad-Gita shlokas and she can recite any shloka from any Adhyaya. Great job Aashritha PP1 children enjoyed a lot by doing the Alpha bag activity with letter X for x ray. Children enjoyed while doing the alpha bag activity and also learnt the picture vocabulary of letter X. PP1 children enjoyed a lot by doing the Alpha bag activity with letter Y for yak. Children enjoyed while doing the alpha bag activity and also learned the picture vocabulary of the letter Y.

The festival of Christmas that falls every year on the 25th of December is regarded as the biggest festival of Christians. It marks the birthday of Lord Jesus Christ. It is celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy. The festival is not only celebrated by Christians but also by the people of all religions New Year ushers in new thoughts and new enthusiasm. To ring in the New Year with lots of hopes and aspirations the students of Pallavi Model School, Boduppal conducted a special assembly. The assembly was not only just a gala celebration but also a thought provoking one because the students entreated everyone to take a resolution to be empathetic, compassionate and responsible so that they would be able to reach great heights in life with more integrity.

The joy of giving. At Pallavi Model School, Boduppal we believe in giving back to society. The student council members along with the PETs went to the schools in the surrounding areas and conducted different activities and distributed goodies. Sushaasan - Good Governance is the key to a nation's progress. An important step for Good Governance is a simplification of procedures and processes in the Government so as to make the entire system transparent and faster. Initiatives like Digital India, MyGov.in, Jeevan Pramaan, e-Bhasha, e-Sampark, e-Greetings, .Bharat and others are some of the initiatives which have been recently undertaken by the ministry to further the cause of Good Governance in the country. The core idea behind the launch of any such initiative is that technology should be used as a tool to bridge the divide between the government and the citizens. The students of Pallavi Model School, Boduppal celebrated E-Governance Day to understand the importance of technology in governing a country. They spoke about the different initiatives of the government to make sure the benefits reach each and every citizen of the country. They paid tribute to Atal Bihar Vajpayee whose vision and mission are translated into reality to make sure the future of the country is bright.

The Glowing Necklace by Sai Pranitha 3H Pallavi Model School, Boduppal. Once a upon a time there was a palace which was called Manibhag . The king’s name was Sudarshan and the queen’s name was Lakshita. Sudarshan was noble whereas Lakshita was very rude. One day the King Sudarshan went to a morning walk, suddenly he found a glowing necklace and the king thought that if he gifts this necklace to Lakshita, she will be happy. The king went to the palace and gave the glowing necklace to his wife. Lakshita was very happy. Sudarshan said “Lakshita, this is a glowing necklace and I am sure you will love it” Lakshita was very happy and she went and wore the necklace but she was very angry that the necklace did not glow. The queen said “Oh, you silly necklace! Why are you not glowing?” The Necklace replied “Oh. Queen you are not worth of me and also, my glow will be visible only to the person who is kind. The queen was very angry. An old woman came to the queen and said “Madam, Can you please give me alms?” The queen ignored the old woman. But the headman’s daughter gave the woman some food and water. The old lady gave a necklace to the headman’s daughter. The arrogant queen quietly watched. But to Lakshita’s surprise the necklace glowed when the headman’s daughter wore it. Lakshita got very angry and she went to her friend and asked her for a way to trap the headman’s daughter. The queen’s friend gave her a poisonous sweet. The queen disguised as an old lady and approached the headman’s daughter and said “what is your name? I want to give you this sweet” The headman’s daughter said “my name is Deepthika and if you insist me to eat then I will eat” as soon as Deepthika ate it, she fainted. The old lady came back to her original form. The queen stole the necklace which was on Deepthika’s neck. The queen did not know that a cobbler was watching all this. The cobbler went to the king’s palace and said “Dear king, I hesitate to say this but your wife is not a good person”. The cobbler told the whole incident to the king but the king didn’t believe him. Next morning the king went to hunting there he found Deepthika fainted. He also saw a half- bitten sweet. when the king went home he was shocked as he found two glowing necklaces in the queen’s room. The king said “I had given Lakshita only one necklace but how come she has two same necklaces?” When the king turned a necklace, he found a blue pearl he realised that the necklace which had blue pearl in the back was the necklace of Deepthika. Then he believed the cobbler’s words. The king went to Deepthika and gave her a few drops of herbal juice then she recovered. The king sent out Lakshita for her selfish act. The queen realised her mistake. The king asked Deepthika to become his adviser Moral: If you do good then you will get good but if you do bad you will get bad.