The Quill: E-Magazine of the NGP School(2020-21)

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helps invigorate eloquentic talent of the pupils and provides an opportunity to formulate expressiveness.★It promotes and enhances literary touch and analytical skills.★It establishes a domain to educate about the diverse activities and scholastic achievements of the students. ★It celebrates creativity and balance by being a quintessential positive influence.★The E-Magazine is an unobtrusive way to keep the lines of communication open and the school in the forefront of memory.E-MAGAZINE : VISION

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Down The Memory Lane

Schooling is the best part of my life. DHASMAI SHREE R Alumna (2019-20)School, classroom, homework, Notebooks, late submissions,dining -halls, playgrounds, teachers, PT substitutions,free periods, friends,gangs and lot more… It's been days that I got separated from the sphere of these but still I find it harder and harder to accept the thought that I’m not in school anymore! New world, new atmosphere, new characters and new faces. Everything feels alien to me. Yes, I have completed my schooling and I’m doing my graduation. This Covid Pandemic has added more pain to the injury. I couldn’t have a face to face interaction with my college buddies.

No real time classroom atmosphere. Everything is virtual. My online classes just includes lectures, PowerPoint presentations and assignments. I can never blame my college teachers for it as they also never want it to be like this, but still it has to go on. This has a great impact on me and I no longer have the homeliness feel that I had in my school. Those early mornings when I was the first to reach the class and to scribble on the board with all my energy, those afternoons when my friends ate my lunch and I had to buy stuffs from canteen to fill my tummy, those evenings where we ran around the campus like we were the most craziest people in the world!

When I think of those, I reassure myself that, “Yes, this was your most beautiful moments of life!!”I’m not a popular girl in my school, though I’ve been there for around 7 years. But still I knew most of the students and most of them knew me too. The little things that I enjoyed the most make me yearn for this life again. My sweet little junior friends waving at me when they cross my class, playing with the cute little children while I was campaigning for “The NGP Carnival- 19 & 20”, long meaningful advice from my sweet teachers were all those that made my heart flutter. I, of course, have to mention my teachers.

Having them is one of my greatest blessings!!! Right from the ones who pushed me to the stage to the ones who proudly clapped for me among the audience and at the backstage, they are the reason for who I am today. Even if I put tonnes and tonnes of words to thank them, it’ll never be enough. My tears are rolling down. I couldn’t resist the thought of the good and memorable times I had with my friends. My dear school, I miss you so much!! But I know I’ve to move on towards my goal and career. Only then there will be meaning to all my days in my school and my teacher’s sacrifices. I hope that one day I get to meet all of my school family and tell them, “Yes! I’ve made it! I have made it because of you all! Thank you!” That is all I want in the end!



Awareness Session on Career Opportunities! A school is the place which makes you ready for your future. The NGP School always got it right! Mr. Prasanna Krishna, an educationist, career consultant and mentor took the students from Grade 9 to 12 on a wonderful journey as he explored exciting career opportunities right from the media industry to aerospace to gaming! Mr. Krishna, guided students on how a career must be chosen based on one's interest, personality, passion and aptitude.The talk was wrapped with a question and answer session where the students and teachers cleared all their queries. The students are grateful to both the Management, Principal and Mr. Krishnan for organising this eye opening session.

Glimpses of Online Career Awareness Session http://bit.ly/2Xqlkmw



Children’s Day Celebration! Children’s day is always a special day for all the NGPians because on this day the teachers would surprise the students with their beautiful performance. Students always look forward for this day. This year also all the students were spellbound when they saw their dear teachers sending in the children’s day wishes virtually over a video. The teachers of The NGP School proved to all the students that lockdown was no excuse in celebrating the love that they had for their students. Apart from the video by the teachers, the children were also engaged in other captivating activities. The students of grades 1 to 3 were delighted to listento the stories narrated by Mrs. Pragi Padmanaban,a renowned storyteller from Tirupur trained by the Kathalaya academy of storytelling. The covid pandemic could not restrict the exploring mind of the students. Their curiosity was fuelled by the virtual tour to different places.★The students of grade 3 were taken on a virtual tour to the National Zoological Park in New Delhi. ★The students of grades 4 and 5 were taken virtually to silk worm webs to see how silk is woven by the silk worms. ★The grade 6 students were shown a video of how Amul Ice cream is made. The mouths of the students did water when they saw the making of the cream and the chocolate.★ Finally the students of grade 7 and 8 were taken on a virtual tour to the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility (space station) at NASA Johnson Space Center with astronaut Reid Wiseman. They learnt how life is not so easy in space. Most of the students’ questions regarding how life is in space were answered. The virtual tour was both entertaining and informative. On the whole, all the students thoroughly enjoyed the virtual celebration of the children’s day.

http://bit.ly/3q3nPrgGlimpses of the Story telling session

Glimpses of VIRTUAL TOUR : Australian Zoo and The New York Aquarium

Delhi Zooligical Park, Silk Weaving, International Space station.

AI FOR YOUTH :- VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM

“ Predicting the future is not magic, it is artificial intelligence” , David Waters rightly said.In a few years, artificial intelligent virtual assistants will be as common as a smart phone.. And to make the students’ future ready, the NGP School offered the students an opportunity not only to participate in the AI for youth, virtual symposium but also to take part in creating a Guinness world record , by taking up the AI lessons in 24 hours., on online platform.

The most users (13,000) to take an online artificial Intelligence lesson in 24 hours was achieved by Intel India and CBSE, Ministry of Education, Government of India . Many students of our school from grade VIII to XII took part in the making of history for a period of 5 consecutive days conducted by CBSE in collaboration with the technology partner, Intel India from October 13th to 17th, 2020. https://bit.ly/37VuqfO

The main aim of this symposium was to open the doors for our future workforce with Al-skill set and offer a strong base to strengthen ethics and unbiased programming. This whole event was a wonderful experience.The students participated in Live Webinars, witnessed students' projects on artificial intelligence, and explored the Gaming zone. https://bit.ly/2IMqi9w

It had been an exhilarating week for both teachers and students, who had taken part in the virtual symposium.https://youtu.be/-PXXxcXSsyIOur students gained better insights into the need for learning Al and building their own Social impact solutions. At the end all the students received a participation certificate for contributing their part in the symposium.

Virtual Book Reading SessionJJhoshika of VII A participated and interacted with with Dr.Kiran Bedi.>

< > Every Friday Hon’ble Lt.Governor Dr. Kiran Bedi holds a Virtual Reading Session with school children.Our school student of grade 7A, P.Joshika got an opportunity to participate in the virtual book reading session with Dr. Kiran Bedi on 30th October 2020.https://bit.ly/2JOqNjX

MonTueWedThuFridayWknd. . .< > Many other students from different parts of the country also joined the session to read the book ‘Making of the top cop’. The book is written by Dr Rita Peshawaria Menon and Anu Peshawaria- sisters of Dr.Kiran Bedi. The book talks about the life and success of Dr.Kiran Bedi as a student, a sportsperson, a lecturer and an IAS Officer. Proud of you Joshika!https://bit.ly/3maQvME

Model United Nations

Model United NationsTo face the world with courage and diplomacy and to train yourself as diplomats what else do you need if you have a MUN? Model United Nations, also known as Model UN or M.U.N. is an educational simulation and academic activity in which students can learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the United Nations. From teaching you confidence, public speaking, world knowledge, diplomacy to teaching you analytical, leadership, writing and problem solving skills, and adding weightage to your Curriculum vitae MUNs have it all covered up.The students of NGP have always been frequent participants at the MUN.https://bit.ly/3oAEykM

Prithika Narayanan of class 11 has represented the Finance Minister of India in PMSS and has won the special mention. Prithika has also participated in IIMUN flagship representing the delegate of Kumar Mangalam Birla in CII and has won the best delegate award. Prithika Narayanan XI AShe has also represented the CM of Gujarat in PMSS and has won the high commendation award.

MUNs are an ideal way for you to challenge yourself and improve your professional skills, communication skills, and global acumen.https://bit.ly/2VUbFnj

Dhanushuya S J of class 11 had represented as the delegate of Malaysia in UNODC in IIMUN flagship concourse.Dhanushuya S J XI A

Akshaj. J. Gopal VIII ‘B’Akshaj J. Gopal of class 8 has represented the fictional characterNeville Longbottom in MoM in the 31st edition of the IIMUNconference and has won the special mention award.https://bit.ly/2KnZWv2

The GSP All India Climate Change Quiz, CSE CSE’s Green Schools Programme is an environment management system that audits, through students, the consumption of natural resources within school campuses and helps schools become good environmental managers by deploying pragmatic solutions to reduce wastage of precious resources.This program was a step towards creating awareness on the climate crisis and on December 9,2020 where the 8th grade Ngpians along with close to 400 students from other schools all over India, had joined the preliminary round of the online quiz to find out where they stood on the CC quotient. On December 16th, 2020 schools with the highest scores slugged it out for the top honours, where among the 400 odd registerations, only 34 schools made it to the Finals and the NGPians from grade 8 A Shahrin Jahan.J S J& Thripthika of 8 B reresented the school along with our cheering team and brought laurels to our school.

An E-Certificate , Science Kit, Mind your steps (Board game), Rethink energy (Manual for Energy Audit) were gifted.



CCACCA“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”, yes, it is rightly said and that's why the NGP School makes sure that every student gets an opportunity to take part in the Co-Curricular activities.Co-curricular activities are part of academics. They have become part and parcel of school life.It includes athletics, cultural events, Library activities, science lab activities, classroom activities, creative arts. They play a significant role in shaping students’ intellectual skills, moral values, personality progress and character appeal. It also helps in balancing physical and mental strength by creating opportunities that give us a sense of responsibility and confidence. The NGP School has been trying its best to conduct CCA activities even during this pandemic.

There have been 2 series of events conducted via online.The first series had story narration, speech telling, Spell Bee, Declamation, JAM, poster making, news reading, video making, poetry writing. This focused on creative and literary skills.The second series had Show & tell, Speeches, Thirukural recitation, Spell Bee, Poster making, news reading, Short film making. This focused on bringing up talents of students in various fields. Students werecheerful and showed a lot of enthusiasm byparticipating in the Online CCA activities during this pandemic.These co-curricular activities especially during this pandemic helped our students to sharpen theircommunication skills, expression skills,public speaking skills and a sense of belonging..

...And the Winners are!









GRADE IV ( A-E)

GRADE V ( A-C)GRADE VI ( A-C)

GRADE VII (A &B)GRADE VIII ( a& b)

GRADE IX & XgRADE xi & xii

...And the Winners are!

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