Dear Students Start today with positive Everyday is a chance thoughts and expectations. to begin again. Don’t focus on the failures -Catherine Pulsifer of yesterday.
Dear Parent Aristotle once said, “Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” Today, the role of a school is not only to pursue the academic excellence but also to motivate and empower the students to be lifelong learners, critical thinkers and productive members of an ever-changing global society. Converting every individual into a self-reliant and independent citizen, our school provides an amalgamation of scholastic and co-scholastic activities. ‘Let us keep alive the child’s inborn sense of wonder, let us arouse their curiosity to discover the mystery of the world we live in!’ Alongside imparting education to match the advancements in technology and globalization, we empower our students to march ahead with MVN’s ethos of moral values and principles. We constantly strive to instill these qualities in our children. We take pride in helping them grow and develop into sensitive and responsible citizens of the future. Our vision is to provide them with a platform to showcase their innate talents. We are committed to the improvement and growth of our students. We would like to see them soar to new heights and taste success in all their endeavours. I expect sincere cooperation from parents and guardians for the attainment of school’s objectives. “Empathy is communicating that incredibly healing message of ‘You are not alone’ -Brene Brown Vandana Laul Primary Coordinator
Wouldn’t life be more pleasant if kids just listened? Dear Parent As parents, we all struggle when it comes to dealing with negative behavior of our children, particularly selective listening or no listening at all. It annoys us to the limits when the child inspite of telling or explaining multiple times just does not listen. We move from telling to explaining and justifying to sometimes even shouting at the child, but still the desired behaviour could not be achieved. Following are some strategies to help you make your child listen to you: 1. Most of the time, children know what not to do but are not clear about what needs to be done. Please give clear instructions and cross check with your child if he/she understood your instruction and expectation or not. 2. Grab their attention first by taking their name or asking a simple question. Once they look at you, then give the command in simple and brief sentences. Ex. I want you to do ___ now. 3. Give a command and then give them time to comply with it. After giving a command, count to five in your mind before adding anything or giving the next one. 4. Be mindful of your choice of words, tone and pitch while giving a command. When children feel supported and respected, they pay attention. A bad command would be, “Be careful otherwise you will fall down.” A good command would be, “_____ (Name), hold my hand and we will go together.” 5. Be mindful of your own listening skills. Children listen to us when they feel they are listened to. 6. Pay attention to what is not working and stop doing that. To quote Mr. Einstein, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. If your child does not listen to your shouts across the room, it is time to take another tactic to get the desired behaviour.” Happy Parenting! Archana Bapat School Counsellor
Gandhi jayanti My life is my message - Mahatma Gandhi The Primary Wing (I – V) celebrated Bapu's birthday with great enthusiasm and honour. Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated to mark Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary and commemorate the great man’s endeavours in making our country free from the clutches of the British Raj. A special assembly was conducted by the students of Grade I Aster to provide a deep insight into the life and works of Gandhiji .The assembly began with the prayer and was followed by various quotes and instances from Gandhiji's life. The students also enlightened the audience about Gandhi’s fellow freedom fighter Lal Bahadur Shastri, who also shares his birthday with Mahatma Gandhi. The students thoroughly enjoyed important information about various movements led by Gandhiji and his noble initiatives and philosophy of ‘Non-violence’. A quiz was also conducted where the students showed a fervent participation. Finally, the students crafted Gandhiji’s metaphorical monkeys with ice cream sticks. These activities successfully invoked the spirit of patriotism among the students.
DussEhra On the auspicious festival of Dussehra the students of Grade I Bluebells presented a virtual assembly titled “Dussehra”. The students presented the Ram Darbaar depicting the great characters of Ramayana. In the assembly, children recited “Chaupai”. The assembly was very vivid and was presented beautifully. Everybody enjoyed the assembly and learnt a lot from this beautiful tale. “The tale of Lord Rama killing Ravana teaches us that we have the power to overcome evil with goodness in our hearts. By burning Ravana on the day of Dussehra we make a promise to ourselves that we are going to burn the evil thoughts within us and keep shining through kindness in our hearts.”
diwali “A lamp emits such a light that makes the path bright. Dispelling the darkness around, lamp illuminates every sight. Those, who go off the path, the lamp shows the right path. To fulfill its aim, the lamp serves the world with all its might.” The students of Grade V Aster virtually presented a special assembly on ‘Diwali’, to mark the 'Festival of Lights' on 3rd November, 2021. It brought the spirit of love, faith and devotion and took us all through the beautiful story of Ramayana. The students presented prayer, poem, thought of the day which added festive cheer to the day followed by the story of Lord Rama. The children pledged to forgo the bursting of crackers to keep the noise and air pollution levels low. They also spoke on the importance of Diwali and how to celebrate it in an eco-friendly manner. The presentation by the young, confident children left an indelible mark on the students. The mesmerizing dance performance brought forth the festive fervour. The assembly was thoroughly enjoyed by all the students.
The importance of mathematics EVERYTHING AROUND YOU IS MATHEMATICS EVERYTHING AROUND IS NUMBERS -Shakuntala Devi A wonderful assembly on the topic ‘The Importance of Mathematics’ was presented by the students of Grade V Camellia. They conveyed the message that Mathematics is the cradle of all creations, without which the world cannot move an inch. Be it an astronomer ,an astrologer, a carpenter , a mechanic, a shopkeeper or a doctor, an engineer or a scientist, a musician or a magician or an artist, everyone needs Mathematics in his day-to-day life. The enthusiastic students presented a play to highlight the importance of Mathematics and insisted that the only way to learn mathematics is practice, practice and practice .The history of Mathematics and its amazing facts were also discussed through an interactive presentation. The assembly concluded with the message that “Go down deep enough into anything and you will find Mathematics.\"
CHildren’s daY \"Children are like wet cement, whatever falls on them makes an impression. There is no end to the adventures that we can have if only we seek them with our own eyes.\" As the nation celebrates the birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru and his love for children in the form of Children’s Day, a Special Virtual Assembly was conducted by the students of Grade IV Aster to mark this occasion. The students presented a humourous and educational skit that left the students spell bound. They also presented a mesmerizing dance performance. The show stopper was an energetic and rhythmic puppet show by Hardik Yadav. The assembly was liked and applauded by the students.
Guru nanak Jayanti & kartik purnima “He who has no faith in himself can never have faith in God” - Guru Nanak Dev ji. The students of Primary Wing celebrated 'Gurupurab' and 'Kartik Purnima' with gusto. A special assembly was conducted by the students of Grade IV Bluebells wherein the students disseminated the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and were inspired to lead a life like him. Saakhis, poems, speeches, Shabad singing and poster making were the special highlights of the celebrations. The effort was to assert values, moral principles and teachings of Gurunanakdevji. The spiritual ambience of devotional 'Bhajans' and 'Ardas' sparked a religious fervour in the air.
Say no to waste How many electronic gadgets does your family have? Do you ever think about what happens to these gadgets when you are done with them? With an intent to sensitize everyone with the issue of reducing, reusing and recycling of e-waste, the students of Grade IV Camellia presented an enlightening class assembly. The performances motivated everyone to make the optimum use of the resources and also stressed on the importance of the proper disposal, the hazards and recycling of electronic waste. The students and the teachers found the presentations quite relatable and pertinent.
kINDNESS “A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring up and make new trees.” The students of Grade III Aster presented a virtual assembly on one of the most important virtues- KINDNESS. The assembly commenced by invoking the blessings of the Almighty. The students presented thought-provoking quotes, poems and stories on kindness. The assembly delivered the message that it is easy to be kind- we just have to be polite, compassionate and thoughtful. When we share acts of kindness, we colour the world and make it a beautiful place to live in.
Prerna diwas – 19th December
\"A dream does not become reality through magic, it takes sweat, determination and hard work\". Every year in MVN, 19th December is observed as Prerna Diwas to commemorate the death anniversary of our founder Principal Shri Gopal Sharma. The students of grade I Aster also conducted an assembly to pay homage to our beloved sir. The assembly was very vivid and was presented beautifully. The assembly by enjoyed and applauded by all the students.
Christmas celebration \"Christmas is the spirit of giving without a thought of getting. It is happiness because we see joy in people. It is forgetting self and finding time for others”. On the auspicious festival of Christmas, the students of Grade I Bluebells presented a virtual assembly titled “Merry Christmas”. In the assembly, children sung the Carol, did the role play of Santa Claus, Snowman and Jesus Christ. They told about winter season and Christmas and presented the beautiful dance. The assembly was very vivid and was presented beautifully. Everybody enjoyed the assembly.
Gandhi jayanti celebration \"The future depends on what we do in the present\" - Gandhi ji The Primary Wing (I – V) organized a number of online activities to mark the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, the birth anniversary of the ‘Father of the Nation’, Mahatma Gandhi. The children were told about Mahatma Gandhi’s invaluable contribution in India’s freedom struggle and focus on the principles of truth and non-violence are still remembered today through interesting videos. The joyous occasion also marks the birthday anniversary of another great patriot 'Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji'. A discussion on his inspiring life and the sacrifices made by him for the freedom of the country, urged the students to imbibe good values in life. The mentors of Grade I students briefed them about non-violence and the students participated in a Quiz thereafter. Grade II children crafted puppets and apprised everyone with the messages conveyed by the three wise monkeys of Gandhi ji. Grade III students watched by a video on Dandi March and participated in a quiz. A poster making activity on “Jai Jawan Jai Kisan” and video on facts about Lal Bahadur Shastri ji enthralled Grade IV students whereas Grade V indulged in a crossword puzzle and also got inspired after watching a video. These activities successfully aroused the feelings of patriotism among the students.
Dussehra celebration The time when we realise that it doesn’t matter how much power evil has, when we stand with truth we will definitely be victorious. Festivals are a period of celebration and bring peace and joy for everyone. They are an expressive way to celebrate our glorious heritage, culture and traditions. To inculcate the values of honesty, respect, humility and obedience, which are the core of our Indian epic ,the Ramayana, Primary Wing (I – V) organized fun filled and learning activities for Dussehra celebration which included a role play as well .Children were beautifully dressed up to play the role of their favourite character from the Ramayana. The children enacted the roles with utmost perfection in their poise, confidence and expression. Students also indulged in clay moulding, effigy making and mandala art on the same theme. All the children enthusiastically participated and enjoyed the celebration. Thus the celebration not only enriched their learning but also made it a memorable experience which will be cherished for long.
Mathsmania Day 1 & day 2 The Primary Wing celebrated Maths Week 'Mathsmania' with a vision to take learning beyond the textbooks and boards. The celebrations initiated with the beautiful Tesselations created by the students of Grades I-V, followed by the Spy Maths Activity i.e a quiz on coding and decoding on the second day. Maths nay be human discovery but the Universe is essentially one gigantic mathematical object. Even insects use mathematics in their everyday life for existence. Snails make their shells, spiders design their webs, and bees build hexagonal combs. There are countless examples of mathematical patterns in nature's fabric. On their journey to become the successful mathematicians of tomorrow, the students participated with zeal and enthusiasm.
Mathsmania Day 3, day 4 & day 5 Mathsmania –The magic of maths was kept going with an array of activities. Day 3: Shape -Scape To make the students aware of shapes around us a plethora of activities were organized for all the primary classes. Grade l made images using plane shapes. Grade ll made various objects using 3D shapes. Grade lll enjoyed doing ‘Salad Decoration’ using plane shapes. Grade lV made eye catching, magnificent ‘Rangoli Designs’ using origami sheets. Grade V created ‘Geometry city’ (building a city using solid shapes). The students used their imagination to make wonderful designs of the city. Day 4: Maths Quiz is a fun way to study Mathematics. The selection round of the ‘Maths Quiz’ was organized on Day 4. Day 5: The final round of the quiz was held online on day 5. Maths Quiz competition enabled the students to think 'out of the box’. A fabulous assembly on ‘Importance of Mathematics' was also conducted on the same day by the students of Grade V Camellia. They conveyed the message ‘Everything around you is Mathematics and everything around you is Numbers’.
Best out of waste \"Waste isn't waste until we waste it\". The main motto of best out of waste activity is to develop the ability to think and organize the thinking to create something useful. In today’s world recycling has a very important place. Hence utilizing the best from unwanted things has become a generic necessity of every human’s life. The activity aims to make the students understand the importance of preserving the environment and moreover learn more about sustainability. Little hands and imaginative minds of the Primary Wing came together and prepared very innovative and creative things with waste materials. The kids of different grades participated in various activities and made beautiful things using waste material like newspapers, ice cream sticks, bangles, bottles etc.
Diwali celebrations Candles to light life, Decorations to enjoy life; Presents to share success, Sweets to sweeten success; And worship to thank God! Wish you a joyous and prosperous Diwali! The students of the Primary Wing celebrated Diwali with full fervour. Diwali celebration spanned over three days beginning with an enjoyable and interesting PPT on the significance of the five days of Diwali. Day 2 of the festivities was devoted to making sweets and on day 3, they participated in various craft activities like making streamers, Vandhanvaar, flower garlands, diya and thali decoration. All these activities culminated with a note of the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance.
CHildren’s daY Celebration “Every child is a different kind of flower and all together make this world a beautiful garden.” November 14 is celebrated as Children’s Day or Bal Diwas every year in India. The special day is celebrated in remembrance of India’s first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru, born on November 14, 1889. He was also known as Pandit Nehru. November 14 marks Nehru’s devotion to welfare, education and development of children and young people. \"Children are like buds in a garden and should be carefully and lovingly nurtured, as they are the future of the nation and the citizens of tomorrow,\" Nehru would say. An assembly was organised by the teachers to greet the children on the special day, a day to celebrate the bond between teachers and students. This was followed by a number of performances to delight, entertain and regale the students. Soulful renditions of songs sung by teachers, enthralled the students. The students were overwhelmed and enjoyed the day.
Constitution day celebration \"Every right implies a responsibility; Every opportunity, an obligation, every possession, a duty.\" The students of Grade I - V celebrated ‘Constitution Day’ to commemorate the adoption of the constitution of India. As a part of the celebrations, various innovative activities to highlight and reiterate the values, rights and principles enshrined in the constitution, were conducted. Grade I enjoyed a virtual tour to the Parliament building. Grade II & III students crafted eye catching wall hangings on Fundamental duties & respectively Fundamental rights. The students of Grade IV enjoyed a quiz on ‘My Rights My Duties’ and Grade V students participated in into Voter ID card making activity.
National pollution day \"BE A PART OF THE SOLUTION NOT PART OF THE POLLUTION\" The National Pollution Control Day is observed on the 2nd of December. The objective is to become aware of the daily acts that have resulted in the surge of pollution so that we can try to reduce them. It was on this day in the year 1984 that around 3.8K people lost their lives in the Bhopal Gas Tragedy. But the Bhopal Gas Tragedy is not the only pollution disaster that has affected us so majorly. The National Pollution Control Day works as a reminder for taking precautions so that no future incident like that of 1984 ever occurs again. To make students aware of the effects of pollution, several activities were planned. On this day students participated in poster making, slogan writing, poem recitation and brainstormed on remedies to protect everyone from the hazards of air pollution. They also learned the importance of 3 R's of waste management.
World energy conservation day \"Energy is essential for development, and sustainable energy is essential for sustainable development” World Energy Conservation Day is celebrated on 14th December globally to highlight the importance of energy consumption and its use in our day-to-day life, its scarcity and its impact on the sustainability of global ecosystems. It focuses our attention on significant issues related to the future of mankind with respect to energy. This day serves to spell a sense of urgency on the issues. It aims at building up awareness regarding the need for energy conservation, energy efficiency and frugality in energy use. Conserving energy is just one way we can help the environment and minimize the use of resources. In order to teach the students the importance of energy conservation, different activities were organized for the students of the primary wing. A pictionary was shown to the kids of grade 1 and the students were asked to select the images in which energy was being conserved. The various other activities like ad-mad show, ad writing, slogan writing and poster making on energy conservation performed by the students of grade II to V helped them understand that they should ‘CONSERVE ENERGY TO PRESERVE FUTURE’. Energy conservation is a practice, and it should be a habit for everyone.
INNERVE MUN CONFERENCE-2021 Model United Nations (MUN) is a student simulation of the proceedings of the United Nations. Students, referred to as Delegates, are assigned a country to represent in one of the UN’s numerous committees. They research the background of their country, their country’s position on the topics at hand, and prepare notes on possible solutions to the problems faced. Much like the real UN, the goal is to identify solutions, by negotiation and consensus, on which many countries can agree. The 3rd INNERVE MUN held on the virtual platform Zoom for the first time, saw 150 participants across 6 schools engage in six exciting committees. The Innerve MUN 3.0 2021, marked its beginning with a solemn opening ceremony on 1.10.2021 with lightening of lamp to invoke the blessings of the Lord Ganesha followed by a mellifluous rendition of a song sung by students of MVN. Ansh Semwal (Secretary General) Paras Boora (Deputy Secretary General) Sahil Batra (Director General) extended a warm welcome to the audience. The Model United Nations took place over a span of two days, 1st and 2nd of October 2021. The two-day session consisted of six committees namely –UNGA , AIPPM, UNHRC, Harry Potter, and IPC. Each committee witnessed mass participation of students from classes VII to XII. Delegates at INNERVE stepped into the shoes of UN ambassadors — to draft resolutions, to plot strategy, to negotiate with your allies as well as your adversarie. Attending INNERVE MUN helped them in building knowledge, skills and relationships needed to build a better global future. But as we know all good things must come to an end. Closing ceremony began with exemplary mime dance performance followed by award ceremony where delegates of each committee were awarded for their laudable speeches. The conference concluded with Principal's address in which she highlighted that participation in MUN is meant to develop leadership skills, public speaking, problem-solving skills as well as foster negotiation, critical thinking and teamwork in students.
Investiture Ceremony 2021 Modern Vidya Niketan Sr. Sec. School, Sector-17, Faridabad, recently held its Investiture Ceremony for the session 2021-22. The enthralling event commenced with the new leaders marching forward to discover the greater horizons of headship. With great pride the school consigned its reliance and confidence in the newly invested office bearers and the Student Council members took the oath to perform their duties with utmost sincerity, later they were conferred upon with sashes and badges by the Principal and coordinators of the school. Speaking on the occasion the Principal Ms. Agalya Venkatesh congratulated the newly appointed school council members and their preparedness to take up responsibilities entrusted onto them. She encouraged the students to follow the path of integrity to uphold and strengthen MVN’s tradition of excellence. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem and the spearheads donning the mantle of accountability went ahead to forge a path of leadership and success.
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. IIT- JEE ADVANCED 2021 Rishit Singla has made MVN School proud by securing AlR 68 in JEE ADVANCED 2021. The Legacy of Eminence in IIT-JEE Continues for MVN School in the JEE ADVANCED 2021. Ojasvi Bansal secured AIR -433, Divij Singla secured AIR -723,Harshit Gupta AlR -880 followed by Chetanya Goenka who secured AIR -982 Heartiest Congratulations to all the Achievers!!
Neet result 2021 MVNites' Glorious March Towards Pinnacle Of Success.... Nandini made us proud by securing AlR - 75 Out of 37 Students 36 Students Qualified in the Prestigious NEET 2021 10 Students Scored 500 Marks & Above Heartiest Congratulations to all the Achievers!!
chrysalis “Champions do not become champions when they win the event, but in the hours, weeks, months and years they spend preparing for it.” MVN School, Sector 17, Primary Wing participated in an online event ‘Chrysalis’, organized by MVN School, Sector 88. The following students participated and have won accolades in different categories: Event: Fusion dance Grade 1 - Shehji and Ashlynn Event – Storyathon Grade 3 – Shiva Shaurya Singh
Innerve mun conference - 2021 INNERVE MUN is an academic simulation where students get the training for all parameters of leadership. It offers an enormous opportunity and a perfect platform to the budding leaders to discuss, debate and resolve global issues. MVN School, Sec-17 offered an ideal place to the students from all across India to hone their analytical and oratory skills in a two day event held on 1st and 2nd October, 2021. Seven MVNITES spell bound the audience with their remarkable representation. As delegates they put forth and articulated their well-researched, purposeful, logical arguments and stole the limelight by winning the trophies for best speakers.
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