“There are only two lasting bequests we can give our children. One of these is roots; the other wings” - Hodding Carter Since the very inception of MVN School Sector-88 in 2017, our vision has been that of a futuristic, comprehensive and progressive school that continues to evolve with the changing times and not only make itself adept at catering to the demands of the 21st century learner but also build foundations of resilience and optimism. Living up to the legacy of the brand name, MVN School Sector-88 scripted a tantalizing success story for the first board result. Our endeavour has always been to instil a love for learning, ignite the fire of imagination and innovation while also inculcating humane values, inciting a scientific temper, empowering our students to take on the dynamic challenges of the future. We ensure the top-notch quality of education by adopting innovative pedagogical practices. We stand committed to providing freedom and opportunities for individual expression to foster creativity and inspire innovation to unlock the real potential of our students. Our educators embrace and support the uniqueness and individuality of each child and skilfully design optimal learning experiences that focus on creating child centred and inclusive learning environments. The journey of the school’s progress has been most fulfilling. While some milestones have been covered, there are many more to explore and achieve. And we are especially grateful to parents who have kept the learning momentum going at the home front and whose overwhelming support has made this journey a breeze.
HOW TO INCULCATE VALUES I AMONG CHILDREN IN EARLY YEARS In the Vedic era, learning ‘Bhagavad Gita’ was divine. In the ancient era, reading didactic scriptures was done with delight. In the 20th century, Amarchitra katha and Panchatantra stories did the magic. However, sadly, in today’s time, we hardly see anyone acknowledging the Gita, reading mythology, or even caring for its moral lessons. If the children don’t stay connected to the real world, many of their questions remain unanswered. To inculcate the values in them we should ensure values and lessons of life are only learnt through real world experiences. It’s a parent who can raise a kid who appreciates, follows and supports justice, loyalty, courtesy, respect, empathy and other core values. What the children learn today will make or break them tomorrow. Albert Einstein, a genius once said, “Try not to become a man of success, but a man of value”. Nevertheless, the importance of values, morals, and ethics can never be overshadowed. The challenge is how to inculcate the moral values in our children? Here is how you can turn your child into a man or woman of value. Be Their Role Model It’s good to share values with children because they learn better by observing their environment. Set a good example by following virtues such as honesty, humility, responsibility and compassion. Sharing positive-real life experiences is a good step as this will acquaint your children with moral values that you wish to inculcate.
Look for Opportunities to Teach Values You can relate values of daily life events in order to tell little ones why these values matter to you. Some parents talk about values after the child does something wrong. This is not a good approach. It is advised that you start imparting values right from an early age. Acknowledge Good Behaviour Reward good behaviour appropriately. For instance, if your child is honest with you about anything, then you can tell them how proud you are!!. When they show you respect and courtesy, appreciate them for their actions. This will give them a pleasant feeling that they are doing something good. With your continuous support and appreciation, children will eventually develop these values and follow them in their daily life. Reading And Storytelling Time One-on-one conversations with your child are often not optimum. The other alternatives are taking out 30 minutes daily to narrate patriotic, religious or moral stories. Going back to Panchatantra Ki kahaniya, Amar Chitra Katha, Tenali Rama stories can do wonders in imbibing values and also triggering their imagination. • Encouraging children to read or watch good autobiographies of well known people which reflect values is a great idea. Show them how the hardship, decision making power and values of these people helped them grow to be successful in life. • • *Play Games* • Playing games is a practical approach to learn many valuable lessons.Playing outdoor and indoor games teach them that success and failure must be taken equally in life. They also teach them to adjust, co-operate and communicatewith other people. • *Spend Quality Time* • It is essential to spend at least 1 or 2 hours with the children every day. Keep a family ritual that all family members must take 1 meal together every day. This creates a strong bond among the members and helps to build values.
. Play Games Playing games is a practical approach to learn many valuable lessons. Playing outdoor and indoor games teach them that success and failure must be taken equally in life. They also teach them to adjust, co-operate and communicate with other people. Spend Quality Time It is essential to spend at least 1 or 2 hours with the children every day. Keep a family ritual that all family members must take 1 meal together every day. This creates a strong bond among the members and helps to build values. Your words as a parent have great power .Use them wisely and make sure they come from the heart Carolina King
THE WORLD OF EXPLORATION Young children learn best through their own curiosity and discovery. Exploration is an essential part of development in academics as well as in everyday life. Children learnt the concept of lines using coins, beads and kidney beans and digging potatoes using shovels to develop their fine motor skills. By observing their environment, interacting with their surroundings our little ones are able to learn much better. Activities like Nature Walk; collecting leaves ,stones ,flowers encouraged children to observe their environment with all their senses and created nature arts which also helped them to become more confident, independent, creative, and collaborative.
LEARNING ABOUT SHAPES The students of Kindergarten had fun creating different things with the help of shapes .Learning shapes not only helps children identify and organize visual information, it also helps them to learn skills in other curriculum areas including reading, Math, and Science. Learning shapes also help children understand other signs and symbols. A fun way to help the child learn shapes is to make complete pictures using various shapes.
TIME CAPSULE ACTIVITY Time capsules are fun to make, and even more, fun to open years down the memory lane. Children of kindergarten created time capsule in which they included their present height measured with a ribbon, photograph, handprint, weight, favourite newspaper or magazine cut-out. They will open this time capsule on the last working day of kindergarten, in front of their classmates. They will compare these aspects when the session ends to illustrate the idea of change, influence and the way of certain events .
HINDI DIWAS A language is not just a tool for communication but it also ties people together. Hindi Diwas is celebrated on September 14 every year. It aims to raise awareness about the language and also commemorate the event when it was adopted as one of the official languages of India. On this day our little kindergartners recited Hindi poems with great enthusiasm. They also learnt about the significance of Hindi language and this day.
100 DAYS HAPPY 100 DAYS....... THE JOURNEY OF JOY The hundredth day marked a special opportunity to reflect upon and celebrate major milestones in the students academic achievements Pre primary students had fun making 100 on a plate and pyramid remembering the days filled with sunshine and rainbows. They really loved talking about the happy days and the activities they enjoyed the most.
N IS FOR NECKLACE PASTA NECKLACE! Making ‘Pasta Necklaces’ is a fun activity to introduce young children to learn about the letter ‘N’. It is a super simple craft to identify what the letter ‘N’ looks like and what sound it makes. Making Pasta necklaces also provided an opportunity to talk about the letter and make connections with spoken language. This activity helped fine motor skills and reinforced to develop reading, writing, and initial letter sound recognition .
INDEPENDENCE DAY It is a proud moment for everyone as we approach the 75th Independence Day on August 15, 2021. This annual observance has a great significance and this special day is celebrated for commemorating our brave leaders and fighters of history who won us the freedom we are enjoying today . Independence Day was celebrated in our school with great zeal and children enjoyed doing many activities like Tri – colour craft and Quiz. These activities helped them to learn about the significance of the day.
TEEJ Teej is a celebration of nature and its abundance during monsoon .Student of Pre- Primary celebrated the festival of Teej with great enthusiasm. The children were dressed up in green colour clothes.They were very excited and keen to apply heena on their hands and play on the swings.
RAKSHA BANDHAN Raksha Bandhan is one of the most endearing ways to celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters. It was celebrated with full enthusiasm and zeal. We believe that such celebrations of festivals with true spirit teach students about our Indian traditions. Students of Pre-Primary class made and drew colourful rakhis. They used decorative threads, stars, mirrors, pearls and flowers for making beautiful rakhis.
PEACE DAY The students of Pre-Primary celebrated The International Day Of Peace on 21st September to bring peace, harmony, happiness, and success in the life of all individuals. Peace Day provides a globally shared date for all humanity to commit to Peace above all differences and to contribute to building a Culture of Peace. Children learnt about the importance of making peace with nature. They had fun making DOVE the symbol of peace with their handprint.
WORLD TOURISM DAY World Tourism Day is celebrated annually across the globe on September 27 since 1980. The purpose of this day is to raise awareness about the importance of tourism in influencing the social, cultural, political and economic values of the international community. With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the tourism sector has taken a backseat. 'Tourism for Inclusive Growth' is the theme for World Tourism Day 2021. Our little kiddos are eagerly awaiting for the pandemic to get over so that they can explore different places around the globe. They nostalgically shared their happy memories of travelling.
SPEAK ON SESSION COMMUNITY HELPERS A speak on session was organized for the kindergartners on the topic 'Community Helpers'. The activity conducted was a perfect way of recapitulating the concept of community helpers in a fun-filled way. Students researched and spoke about the community helpers with complete poise and ardour. This activity played an important part in highlighting the importance of speaking and presenting.it made the students confident enough to perform in front of an audience . Students came dressed in attire of their favourite community helper and spoke about them . It was a treat to watch these young ones share their thoughts and ideas on how community helpers make our life easy with their services.
DUSSEHRA Truth shall always prevail, Good shall always reign, An amazing virtual assembly was presented by little actors of KG – Bluebells to celebrate and welcome Lord Rama’s blessings. Their performance stole the heart of audience by putting life into the story of Dussehra with their theatrical performance . All the kids and the parents really enjoyed watching the assembly.
HALLOWEEN 2021 The students of Pre-Primary celebrated Halloween filled with spooky and scary attractions. The fun surrounding this day piqued students curiosity and they eagerly entered into the spirit of showcasing their creativity. Children had a great time singing and dancing on different songs related to this festival. They had fun designing scary crafts, which was the attraction of the day.
GANDHI JAYANTI The students of MVN School, Sector -88 celebrated the birthday of Father of the Nation- Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi with great patriotism. This day is celebrated as the International Day of Non- violence all over the world, just to spread his teachings on non-violence and peace. Children enjoyed watching a special Assembly presented by KG- Aster, which helped them to become aware of his teachings and principles.
CLASS ASSEMBLIES
JANMASHTAMI Janmashtami was celebrated with great pomp and festivity by the tiny- tots of pre-primary. The students of Nursery Bluebells conducted a special e-assembly which elaborated on how and why we celebrate Janmashtami. The students were beautifully dressed up as Lord Krishna,Radha, Devki and Nand ji. They described the significance of flute, peacock feather, matki and butter. The celebration was truly entertaining and educating. Haathi Ghoda Paalki……. Jai Kanhaiya Lal Ki………
INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY International Dance Day is a global celebration of dance, created by the Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute, the main partner for the performing arts of UNESCO. The event takes place every year on 29 April, which is the anniversary of the birth of Jean- Georges Noverre, the creator of modern ballet. Our young talented artists did not leave any stone unturned to follow the steps from various dance forms around the globe. It was delightful watching them tapping their feet and enjoying.....
EARTH DAY Earth day is celebrated every year on 22nd April. The day marks awareness about protecting the planet and preserving the environment. Saving water, keeping our surrounding clean ,making the best use out of waste and planting trees are few ways our kindergarteners promised to do to save our Mother Earth. Various artefacts proved their promise and gave a message to everyone around. Let’s join hands with our little ones and make our earth a better place to live.
MOTHER'S DAY \"All that I am, or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother\". The students of kindergarten presented a wonderful assembly to celebrate Mother’s Day. Few inspiring and touching lines about Mothers were spoken by the students. A heartfelt poem was recited as well. Finally various dances were performed by the children. They enjoyed making cards for their Mother and did cotton dabbing activity.
MASTI KI PATHSHALA
LIVE OUT LOUD Through the platform of Live out Loud sessions, our children learn to imagine and build relationships through movement and expression. With stories like ‘Angry Akku’ and ‘The Girl Who Couldn’t Stop Laughing’ which allow our little ones to come out of their shell and rise up to any opportunity to express themselves to others. These sessions encourage children to be creative and use their imagination to picture the setting, the characters, and the story as it unfolds, encouraged listening to others.
LILLIPUT CLUB “Tell me and I will forget, Show me and I may remember: Involve me and I will understand “ For kids , Science experiment benefits are enormous. Science projects help develop a child's resourcefulness, particularly their skills at planning, and problem-solving. To keep the learning going ,the students of pre-primary performed many experiments and learnt about different properties of water. They were also made aware about the importance of water in our lives and how can we save water.
FUN WITH SLIME Playing with slime is beneficial for children. It is an amazing, tactile sensory experience. It not only promotes mindfulness and helps children focus but also encourages them to play independently. The children learnt to make slime with available resources at home in Lilliput lab.
HOT AIR BALLOON Balloons have always been a source of joy and fun for kids. The shape and size of balloons amaze them and children are usually awestruck by their properties. To have a new experience with the balloons the students of Pre-Primary did Hot Air Balloon Making Activity. This activity helped the students to develop the fine motor skills and to understand the mechanism behind hot air balloons too.
ECO FRIENDLY GANESHA To add on to the conservation of nature and also to teach children about the importance of festivals - Pre- Primary children made eco friendly Ganesha. They used sifted flour, turmeric powder sugar and raw milk to mould Ganesha Idol. The Children participated earnestly in the fun filled activity and created beautiful idols of Lord Ganesha.
PAINTS AND GLITTERS Art is an expression of our thoughts. The students of Pre-primary enjoyed doing various activities during their Art Club such as making Gift Boxes, Puppets and Thumb Impression activity. They used different sized circles and arranged them to make a Mouse Puppet. They created beautiful underwater scene using thumb impressions. They also learnt to make designer gift boxes for their loved ones. These activities helped them to enhance their creativity and self expression.
ACHIEVEMENTS
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY Yoga helps in controlling an individual's mind, body and soul. It requires physical and mental disciplines to achieve peaceful body and mind. On international Yoga Day ‘Alice Gautam’ of Nursery Bluebells was captured by one of the leading newspaper. She performed many difficult asanas with ease. MVN is really proud of her achievement
“ULLAS” -HAST KALA ABHUSHAN INTER SCHOOL ONLINE COMPETITION Heartiest congratulations to Lavyaa Gupta of class Nursery Bluebells for her exceptional performance at “Ullas” an inter school online competition held at Manav Rachna International School. She bagged the Second position in Hast Kala Abhushan where the participants had to make jewellery out of waste material. She and her mother were very innovative in making the jewellery out of the bandhanwaar. We wish her great success for her future endeavours.
. \"DIFFICULT WORDS LEAD TO A BEAUTIFUL DESTINATION.” Our budding artists proved their mettle at the \"Pride in our Souls\" an inter school assemblage organised by DAV - 14 school. We are extremely proud of our young achievers. They indeed made us proud by bringing laurels to our institution. 1)Prihaan Batra bagged second position in ‘Most Active baby’ 2)Gaurav Deo and Garima Deo bagged third position in ’Impressions of Unsung Heroes’ 3)Fiyanshi Gupta and Ishita Sharma bagged third position in’Rock and Rollics’
REVERE-RHYME OUT LOUD Aayat Assir of Kindergarten participated in Revere- Rhyme out Loud organised by MVN, Sector-17 and won special mention appreciation. Congratulations to our budding artist.
THE SUCCESS SAGA MVN Senior Secondary School, Sector 88 got off the ground with a spectacular class 10 board result, living up to the legacy of Modern Vidya Niketan Schools. The highest aggregate of 98% was scored by Sonakshi Popli. Besides, Ananya Sharma and Sonakshi Popli brought laurels to the school by scoring perfect 100 in Science and Mathematics respectively.
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