SCHOOL MAGAZINE-RENAISSANCE

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st. andrews Table of contEnt 1) RENAISSANCE EDITORIAL BOARD 1 2) FROM THE CHAIRMAN’S DESK 2 3) FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK 3 4) THE NEWSMAKERS 4-5 5) MEET OUR FACULTY 6-7 6) A MESSAGE FROM GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR 8 7) OPPORTUNITY AND PRIOR PREPARATION 9 - 10 8) STUDENT ACTIVITIES 11 - 16 9) MINDFULNESS FOR STUDENTS 17 - 19 10) LETS CELEBARTE 20 - 24 11) TEAMWORK IN PARENTING..NOW IS THE TIME TO START 25 12) STROKES & SHADES 26 - 31 13) COMPUTER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 32 14) HAVING POSITIVE MINDSET EVEN DURING TOUGH TIMES 33 15) PRERNA 33 16) IMPORTANCE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE - FRENCH 34 - 35 17) BROADENING HORIZONS 36 - 39 18) EXPRESSIONS 40 - 59 19) TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS TO HELP YOU BECOME A SUCCESS 60 - 62 20) COMPETITIONS 63 - 69 21) A FRAMEWORK FOR LEARNING THROUGH PLAY 70 22) NEW APPROACH TO PERSONALISED LEARNING 71 23) RESULTS - CLASS X & CLASS XII 72 - 86 24) ATAL TINKERING LAB 87 - 89 25) OLYMPIAD RESULTS 90 -96 26) SOFT SKILLS FOR SUCCESS 97 - 99 27) ECO CLUB 100 - 101 28) SPORTS ENTHUSIAST CORNER 102- 104 29) BEING A SUCCESSFUL ONLINE STUDENT: 6 MUST-HAVE SKILLS 105 - 107 30) TEACHER’S MESSAGES 108 - 111

st. andrews 1 /111 editorial board MRS. P.L RANA MRS. DEEKSHA SINGH RANA MRS. SUDIPTA MOHANTY, MRS. SANCHITA BAGCHI, MRS. ANU SHARMA MS. SUMAN, MRS. VEENA DHINGRA, MRS.KAVITA MATHUR MRS.RANJANA BAJAJ, MRS PRIYANKA TYAGI, MRS REETIKA SIKRI, MRS.SHEETAL CHADHA, MRS.VIJETA NAIN, MRS. DIPANSHI DHYANI, MRS. ANAMIKA PRASAD MRS. APARNA MAITRA, MS. PRIYA PETER, MS. PRABHA PANDEY, MRS. RATIKA MENON, MRS, SULATA BANERJEE, MRS. NEELIMA KAPOOR, MRS. GEETU MEHTA, MRS. PARUL SRIVASTAVA, MRS. PRATIBHA TRIPATHI, MRS. NEETU VERMA, MRS.PRIYANKA SHARMA, MRS.SHWETA MALHOTRA, MR.ANKIT SURI,, MRS.TAVI BANSAL KESHAV AGGARWAL, ARCHITA, HARPREET KAUR, BHAVYA RANA, ANWESHA SEN, BHUMI MISHRA, KUSH KAUL

st. andrews 2 /111 From the chairman’s desk MR. H.L RANA The Hope is rising; Optimism is galloping (CHAIRMAN) and Faith is stirring hearts again, even before the overseers of nations announce that the worldwide phenomena of pandemic that inflicted health, financial and economic loss is over. Though the unexpected and impossible happened and we were caught off balance, newer ways of doing things are well within reach. St. Andrews Institutes rose to the challenge, energizing millions of young minds, fighting the adversity, we retooled, redesigned and delivered seamless digital learning engagements to the youth across the country quenching their thirst of knowledge. Resonating with the times is standing up for both, continuity and change. I am filled with pride to see the way the Principal and the teachers worked as a team to do their best and make the new normal also an enriching experience for the young learners. The entire staff showed immense gusto and determination to tide over these challenging times , adopting the new normal yet ensuring the seamless juxtaposition of co curricular and extra curricular activities with academics. I extend my heartiest congratulations to Team Renaissance for bringing out the first digital issue of the school magazine Renaissance. The twentieth issue marks a new milestone that reflects the culture of our school to uphold values, embrace the spirit of change and forge a new path. To the students, I have but one message to give. Dream big and work towards your goal. I sincerely hope that the old times will be back again and the happy faces of the children will be seen again. The new ideas to enrich young minds will also be envisaged and implemented. May this institution be a land of opportunities and discoveries for you, so that you may discover who you are, what you want in life and how to achieve it.

st. andrews 3 /111 From the principal’s desk MRS. P.L RANA Adapting to change, counselling the (FOUNDER children to cope with the new normal, PRINCIPAL) making learning interesting for them in the online mode, bringing in a new level of inclusivity with parents' viewpoint and now the digital issue of the school magazine Renaissance. I extend my heartiest good wishes to the editorial staff and the children. I am proud to say that everyone working in tandem have taken creativity and teamwork to the next level. I am very fortunate to work with such dedicated, innovative and caring staff members, parents and students. The children have participated in various activities , won prizes in competitions, the Board results have been excellent . In a nutshell , the pandemic could not bog down the innovative ideas, diligence , courage and equanimity of my entire staff and students. I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the newest entrants, our Pre-primary students and their parents . In keeping with the new normal , the Orientation Programme to interact with you in the school premises cannot be possible. Our curriculum and practices are consistently reviewed to ensure that we are following the most updated best practices, meeting all regulations, and addressing the future needs of our students. Our staff consistently follows current trends and after brainstorming over the best plan of action to incorporate those trends. The system of education has become so dynamic that it is no longer enough to connect the dots, we need to think out of the box and think beyond a pattern. We miss the time when the parents got a brief idea about the school, the learning methodology, co-curricular activities, confidence building activities and also watched the stage performance by the children . But we are going to showcase everything in Renaissance to give the parents glimpses of how life at Andrews will be for the tiny tots.We hope that soon things will be normal again. I congratulate team Renaissance once again for the 20th issue and the first digital issue of the school magazine.

st. andrews 4 /111 THE NEWSMAKERS Dr. Rajshree PGT History recieved Dronacharya Award by Ipex Vaishya Samaj Our PGT English department teacher Mrs.Sanchita Bagchi & Mrs.Sudipta Mohanty got her article published in Teacher’s pride magazine which is one of thr most prestigious magazines with incredible collection of writeups and articles from the teachers’s boards from all over delhi. First prize in Zonal science quiz was Mrs. Anamika Prasad recieved won by the school team comprising of Bharat Ratna S.Radhakrishan Sriniwas Patil, Tushar Khattar & Memorial Teacher's Award(Merit o7f Shashank Singh Rawat. The cultural Excellent performance in the field of team won second position in science Education from- Indraprastha drama contest. The debate team won Shiksha Evam Khel Vikash the first prize. It was a proud moment Sangathan for us when the DDE(East zone) congratulated our students. BHAVYA JAIN of Class XI won the first prize in School Level IIT Delhi Olympiad.

st. andrews 5 /111 THE NEWSMAKERS Dronacharya Award recieved by our Bhavya jain scored All India Rank 2 in English PGT Mrs. Sachita Bagchi NASA Olympiad and he got free trip to USA Nasa visit for 10 days. Our PGT Commerce Mr. Brijesh Krish Singh of XI-A bagged first Sharma recieved excellence award position (got a laptop) in IIT Delhi from Rotary Club Eastv Delhi Zone. Olympiad & qualifying 3 levels in IIT Delhi. 246 school were competing from all over India

st. andrews 6 /111 FACULTY MEMBERS \"Teachers can change \"The art of teaching is lives with just the right the art of assisting discovery.\" mix of chalk and challenges.\" PRE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT \"If you have to put someone SECONDARY on a pedestal, put teachers. DEPARTMENT They are society's heroes.\"

st. andrews 7 /111 FACULTY MEMBERS \"Teachers can change \"The art of teaching is lives with just the right the art of assisting discovery.\" mix of chalk and challenges.\" PRE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT \"If you have to put someone SECONDARY on a pedestal, put teachers. DEPARTMENT They are society's heroes.\"

st. andrews 8 /111 A message from guidance counsellor: As a guardian, you are a valuable stakeholder in your student’s educational success. Your child’s education is as important to you as it is to Andrews Staff. Here are some valuable Tips to become more involved in your ward’sbacademic, social, and emotional growth. v Are you aware of your students feelings toward their learning environment? If not ask them. Talk to them about their likes and dislikes about school. Ask them about their day, but request more than a simple “yes, no or ok,” answer. Find out about what they learned during the day, who they talked to, what they talked about, what they ate, what they played for recess, and maybe even ask them to teach you something they learned that day v Give them a chance to express their anxieties, fears, success/achievements and efforts. Most importantly continue to support and encourage them through their achievements and bad days by expressing and showing praise. v Meet and get to know their teacher. Have regular communication with their teacher. This will allow for opportunity to discuss any concerns and diffuse any issues as they occur. Communication will make you more aware of what is going on in the classroom, on campus, give the opportunity to ask questions and be involved. v Possibly, one of the best ways to encourage and assist in your student’s educational success is by demonstrating to your child that you expect achievement and growth. This does not mean that you demand all A’s on their report card, only 100% scores, for them to be the best student/athlete/artist, but rather expect for them to do their best. As school counselors, we provide services to support our students’ academic and social/emotional growth and development as well as their career development. Services to students include Individual and Small Group Counseling, Classroom Guidance, and Consultation. In addition to working directly with our students, we consult and collaborate with teachers and parents, regarding the developmental concerns and needs of our students, We also coordinate, design and implement special programs which target a variety of academic and personal/social life skills and concepts. Our goal is to support our students by addressing their developmental needs, and by facilitating their acquisition of the knowledge and skills necessary to become successful learners, both in school and throughout their lives.

st. andrews 9 /111 Opportunity and Prior Preparation This is for all the young parents who want their children to MRS SUDIPTA MOHANTY follow their dreams and scale the heights of success. As PGT (ENGLISH) parents it is important to know that opportunity knocks at the door only once. Your children are also going to see opportunity at their doorstep some day. As a parent , you would do everything in your power to help and support your children. Yes of course, you are your child's greatest well wisher . It goes without saying that you would do everything possible for your child to turn that opportunity to success. But children can still fail to take full advantage of the golden opportunity.The reason is lack of prior preparation. There is a saying that success comes when opportunity meets preparation. The way to prepare a child to grab the opportunity and be prepared for it has to be done by parents right from the beginning. One way , old fashioned but very effective is bedtime stories. The bedtime story routine is not just something that is fun for the child. There is a lot that a child learns then. The parent sometimes narrates the same story as the little kid demands and gets bored. He or she then narrates it in a slightly different way. The child subconsciously learns effective communication, asking questions and saying the same things in different ways ! The last is so important in the current competitive scenario. Rest assured , you have laid the foundation for your child t1o2 be a great communicator with lucid expressions and voice modulation !! Read out simple stories . Let the child look at the pictures while you read the story . Children these days are brilliant. They will correlate and learn. Be a Calm Problem Solver As parents everyone wants things to be smooth sailing for their children. But problems do crop up. Help your child solve the problem and let him know that you are proud of him. Be calm. You are giving an important life lesson here. Solve the problem and behave normally as if such troubles can be tackled easily.

st. andrews 10 /111 Goal Setting Lessons Set targets for yourself and your child for any task. First discuss all the problems that can be there in finishing the task in the number of days assigned. Discuss all the 'ifs and buts' . Your child will come up with very innovative ideas on avoiding it. Discuss the course of action. You are teaching your child time management here. He will slowly learn how to fit tasks in his homework and projects schedule very soon. Be ready to get some advices on your schedule now from your little genius. You have done a good job of teaching him to solve minor problems also here. Conversation is Important Set aside a time for sharing everything. Weekends and even dinner time everyday . Discuss everything ,from important world events to a small quarrel the child has picked up with his friend. You are getting a much-coveted chance to advise your child on what to take seriously and what to ignore. Remember not to sound pompous and and a know-all parent there. You are getting the chance to help your child leave out unimportant things and focus on important things. In other words, the children learn to 'think big’ . SUDIPTA MOHANTY PGT(ENGLISH)

st. andrews 11 /111 LEARN ACHIEVE GAIN 14 TRIUMPH Extracurricular activities help children to develop their social skills and learn how to work in a team to achieve a shared goal. These activities allow your child the opportunity to explore different areas of interest, increase self-confidence, build leadership skills and even improve grades — all while having fun!

st. andrews 12 /111 student activities The process of education must be accompanied by classroom activitiesthat help to enrich the process of teching,presentation and learning inside the classroom as well as outside. students learn themselves by participation in aatainment of knowledgeby gathering information and processing it by solving problems and articulating what they have discovered. each activity below provide students with opportunities to deepen theirlearning by applying concepts and articulating new knowledgeand many of these activities also provide the instructor feedback about the student learning. In all these activities, children learn many things through play or other exciting ways. It gives them a better understanding of things before they went to school. Going directly to the school without joining preschools is like giving a sudden burden to kids. Moreover, these programs help children to enhance the better learning. monaco sandwich fruit chaat

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st. andrews 15 /111 student activities Preschool activities encourage speaking skills. Infact, it allows children to develop speech and language skills as well as listening skills.Preschool activities enhance analytical skills.Moreover, Children who go to preschool have a better level of interaction with others.It helps in providing better relationship-building skills. Activity Based Curriculum An activity based curriculum centres around active learning and presenting information to your students in a fun and interactive way. The focus of an activity based curriculum is teaching skills and knowledge to your students through creative tasks and activities. Rather than students passively listening to a teacher, students will complete tasks that practise key skills and allow them to absorb information in an active way. These activities can be cross-curricular and usually involve creative projects, independent learning tasks or group activities. card making international yoga day

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st. andrews 17 /111 Mindfulness for Students MRS. DEEKSHA SINGH RANA Benefits of Mindfulness 20 1. Reduce anxiety : more than 200 studies of mindfulness based therapy have shown that it effectively reduces depression & anxiety. 2. Increased body satisfaction : its has been proven that those who experience meditation experience a reduction in body shame & body dissatisfaction. 3. Greater compassion & empathy : people who practice mindfulness tend to show greater empathy towards others & their feelings. 4. Improved social skills : mindfulness meditation develops self regulation , self monitoring & self awareness.5.Reduced pain: mindfulness helps you shift your focus to something calm & quite thereby reducing pain & inflammation. 5.Reduced pain: mindfulness helps you shift your focus to something calm & quite thereby reducing pain & inflammation.

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st. andrews 20 /111 LEARN ACHIEVE GAIN 23 TRIUMPH A festival is an occasion of enjoyment and celebration which promotes social interaction and harmony

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st. andrews 25 /111 Teamwork in Parenting. Parenting is has many facets to it and it is amazing how the MRS SANCHITA parents switch roles instantly. Mothers are innate multi-taskers BANERJEE BAGCHI and they instinctively know what their children want. Fathers can view things more objectively and discipline them better PGT (ENGLISH) sometimes. This is the general view that most people have. But the reality is that the roles keep reversing. It is the mother who is tough at times too. The best approach however is to strike a balance. In case it is the mother who is scolding and upbraiding the child, father can assuage the hurt feelings later. Mother can do the same in case it is the father who is taking the child to task. It is however very important not to support the child in the middle of a discipling session. One can reason with the child later, point out that the parent is right . Then of course, the parent can agree with the annoyed and sulking child that the other parent was a bit harsh and he or she would definitely have a talk with the parent. This way the communication channel is open with one parent at least. This generation is too sensitive this strategy is an important aspect of parenting that everyone should adopt. The key is not to support the child when one of the parents is scolding even if he or she is a bit to harsh at that moment. We teachers also take care to reason with the child and assuage hurt feelings a little after scolding. Parenting is has many facets to it and it is amazing how the parents switch roles instantly. Mothers are innate multi-taskers and they instinctively know what their children want. Father2s8 can view things more objectively and discipline them better sometimes. Parenting is indeed a difficult thing….it's not only about cuddling,loving or caring but it's also about nurturing them to the best by imbibing them the right knowledge and values. Parenting requires a lot of sacrifices.Sometimes they parents may decide amongst themselves that who will be playing the bad cop and they may interchange their roles as and when required. Most of the time mother has to be the bad cop.The main motto is to make the child confident and disciplined .Sometimes the parents have to practice the things which they want to see in their child…..this works wonders ,more than words! Trust your child's word.

st. andrews 26 /111 LEARN ACHIEVE GAIN 29 TRIUMPH “There are painters who transform the sun into a yellow spot, but there are others who, thanks to their art and intelligence, transform a yellow spot into the sun.” –Pablo Picasso

st. andrews 27 /111 Self-Expression and Managing Feelings: As with all creative pursuits, arts and crafts activities are a fantastic creative outlet.Subconsciously, children will be expressing their inner thoughts and feelings through their artwork.The process of turning a thought into a tangible piece of art is a brilliant way of allowing us to manage our internal thoughts and feelings, moulding them into something real.

st. andrews 28 /111 Patience We all know that perfection takes time. Whether that be the length of time it takes to complete a piece of art or successfully executing an artistic technique, it takes patience and dedication. Once their artwork is completed, children will feel a huge sense of accomplishment and will learn that hard work and dedication is very much rewarded. It can be tempting to rush things to get them completed . But, with time, children’s levels of patience will increase

st. andrews 29 /111 Concentration: Concentration is a skill which isn’t learnt overnight; it develops slowly. Remaining committed to the task at hand and not letting their minds wander can be challenging for some children. But, with an end goal in mind and the motivation to succeed, budding young artists will focus on their artistic vision. Practicing focus and concentration will benefit them in all areas of life and in a vast array of subjects.

st. andrews 30 /111 Organisational Skills: In a similar vein to planning, organisational skills can be developed through arts and crafts. Making sure they have the equipment they need close by, a good workspace and getting timings right can contribute hugely to the success of an art project. Being organised is, of course, a fantastic quality to have .

st. andrews 31 /111 Fine Motor Skills A key physical skill which can be improved through art activities is fine motor skills. During arts and crafts children regularly use the various muscles in their fingers, wrists and hands. Regular use of these muscles improves their strength and finesse, which then makes other tasks, such as writing, far easier!

st. andrews 32 /111 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY “an endless journey through knowledge and enlightenment.” MRS RANJANA BAJAJ Computer science is the scientific and practical approach to PGT (COMPUTER computations and its applications. A computer scientist SCIENCE specializes in the theory of computations and the design of computational systems. Computers and computer science have impacted us in many different ways. Technology is evolving and is becoming a central need in everyone’s life. It is even being integrated into the education system, changing the way one learns and teaches. The Covid-19 pandemic has led to an inevitable surge in the use of digital technologies due to the social distancing norms and nationwide lockdowns. People and organizations all over the world have had to adjust to new ways of work and life. We explore possible scenarios of the digital surge and the research issues that arise. An increase in digitalization is leading firms and educational institutions to shift to work-from-home (WFH). Blockchain technology will become important and will entail research on design and regulations. Gig workers and the gig economy is likely to increase in scale, raising questions of work allocation, collaboration, motivation, and aspects of work overload and presenteeism. Workplace monitoring and technostress issues will become prominent with an increase in digital presence. Online fraud is likely to grow, along with research on managing security. The regulation of the internet, a key resource, will be crucial post-pandemic. Computers have made writing papers easier, emails have made communicating with teachers more efficient, and the Internet has made access to information become extraordinarily easy to come by. The developments and integration of computer science curriculum in secondary education is better understood by observing the current impact that technology has made on students, and exploring the perspectives of teachers and administrators on technology integration and the expansion of computer curriculum.

st. andrews 33 /111 HAVING A POSITVE MINDSET EVEN DURING THE TOUGH TIMES MRS SHWETA Past two years brought many challenges in our life, being MALHOTRA stuck at home and living a life which was never expected. A quote from Hellen Keller “Keep your face towards sunshine PGT(BIOLOGY) and you cannot see the shadow.” Similar situation was brought to many of us. Positive attitude is superior, still what to do when you face unwillingness. The most pleasant way is to cut all those negative bubbles or try to prevent them near you. Negativity comes from contemplating over and over until it becomes habitual. Some say, “But negative situations remain a reality, they just show up in everyday life.” The situation remains a reality, yes. They do show up, also true. But it is our attitude which makes them positive or negative. Don’t think of yourself as being a prisoner in your own house once bad weather starts to hit. Instead, try looking at this as an opportunity to focus on yourself and your home. Is there a room in your house you’d like to rearrange or cosy up for the holidays? Do you have a pile of papers waiting to be organized? Try to chip away at one productive thing a day. It’ll make you feel better. “You’re unjust to great places, today endure your day. Your mountain is waiting, therefore progress your way.” With a farewell stay happy with good thoughts and the sound world is yours. परर िा MRS .TANUJA SRIHAN इतना ऊँ चा उठो कि जितना उठा गगन ह,ै इतना भी ना जगरो ,कि जितना जगरा पतन ह,ै शज् तुमहारर मानस मे है ,बल है भरा भुिाओ मे सद् उपयोग िरो शोजित िा ,िो बहता सदा जशराओ मे िािर सीमा पर डट िाओ ,नाश शतु िा िरो समलू गौरवाज्वत हो िाए भगत ससंह ,िो गया दशर जहत फासँ ी पर झलू अपनी इतनी शज् बढाओ, ररपु िर साहस पर लगर जवराम व्य िरो ना शज् िो अपनी ,भाजँ त - भाँजत िर वसनस मे अपनर बल और पौरु िा ,उपयोग िरो तुम सिनय मे बुज् िरो अपनी एिाग ,सदा जान िर अिनय मे तभी हमारा भारतवुय पुनः जवश गुर बन िाएगा और हमारी धरती िा कफर सूय्दय हो िाएगा।

st. andrews 34 /111 IMPORTANCE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE Learning various dialects assists the cerebrum with supporting, and makes it more straightforward to learn and see new dialects. Everything revolves around figuring out how to genuinely impart and interface with others which add a significant fundamental ability that must be developed by connecting with individuals. The purposes behind learning another dialect are shifted, yet the significance of learning unknown dialects is all inclusive: it will continuously help you somehow. These are a portion of the justifications for why learning another dialect is significant. WHY, FRENCH? French is, alongside English, the main language spoken on MISS MAHIMA BHALLA (COORDINATOR - every one of the five mainlands In excess of 220 million FRENCH CLUB) individuals communicate in French on every one of the five land masses. French is a significant language of worldwide correspondence. It is the second most generally educated language after English and the 6th most broadly communicated language on the planet. French is likewise the second most broadly shown language after English, and is educated on each mainland. The OIF, a worldwide association of French-talking nations,comprises 77 part States and legislatures. France additionally operates the greatest worldwide organization of social establishments, which run French-language courses for close to 1,000,000 students. BENEFITS OF STUDYING FRENCH LANGUAGE 37 1.A world language: In excess of 300 million individuals communicate in French on the five mainlands. The OIF, a global association of French-talking nations, contains 88 part States and legislatures. French is the second most generally educated unknown dialect after English, and the fifth most broadly communicated language on the planet. 2.A language for the worldwide work market: The capacity to communicate in French and English is a benefit on the global work market. Information on French opens the entryways of French organizations in France and other French-talking areas of the planet. As one of the world's biggest economies and a main objective for unfamiliar speculation, France is a critical monetary accomplice.

st. andrews 35 /111 3.The language of culture: French is the worldwide language of cooking, design, theater, visual expressions, dance and engineering. Information on French offers admittance to extraordinary works of writing in the first French, as well as movies and tunes. French is the language of Victor Hugo, Molière, Léopold Sendar Senghor, Edith Piaf, Jean-Paul Sartre, Alain Delon and Zinedine Zidane! 4.A language for movement: France is the world's top traveler destination and draws in excess of 87 million guests per year.The capacity to talk even a little French works everything out such as considerably more charming to visit Paris and every one of the districts of France, and offers bits of knowledge into France's way of life and lifestyle. French likewise proves to be useful while going to French-talking regions of the planet. 5.A language for advanced education: Communicating in French opens up chances to learn at prestigious French colleges and business colleges, positioned among the top advanced education establishments in Europe and the world. 6.The other language of worldwide relations: French is both a functioning language and an authority language of the United Nations, the European Union, UNESCO, NATO, the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross and global courts. French is the language of the three urban communities where the EU organizations are settled: Strasbourg, Brussels and Luxembourg. 7.A language that opens up the world A capacity to comprehend French gives admittance to an elective perspective on the world. You can follow French mneawsstefrrmomindthseanmdapinioFnreeenrcshf-rloamngueavegreywwhoerlrdewiindethme ewdoiarld(ea.gn3.d,8 TV5Monde, France 24 and Radio France Internationale). 8.A language that is enjoyable to learn French is a simple language to learn. There are numerous strategies available that make learning French pleasant for kids and grown-ups the same. 9.A language for learning different dialects French is a decent base for learning different dialects, particularly Romance dialects (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian) as well as English, since a huge level of English jargon is obtained from French.

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st. andrews 37 /111 A webinar on “ Setbacks don't decide the future of your fate \" was conducted by Mr. Zeishan Quadri where he talked about all the failure that you haved to face sometimes inorder achive your goals and how these failures actually shape your future in a more refined way.He is an Indian writer , actor , director and producer who wrote the story and co-wrote the screenplay for the Bollywood crime genre film Gangs of Wasseypur, directed by Anurag Kashyap. A webinar on “Attitude is Everything” – with 7 Success Mantras was conducted by Mr. Lokesh Gandhi an Executive Coach. He formerly worked with Ericsson Global India – Product Development Leader and Huawel Oman - Operations Director in Middle East.

st. andrews 38 /111 A webinar on Back to school “Supporting students Mental Health” was conducted by “SHARP NGO” with the help of various respected doctors. “In-person learning is crucial for students to thrives” returning to in-classroom education will requires all of us to keep rates of community spread as low as possible. The shift to virtual learning was perhaps the biggest and most acutely felt changes in daily life for children and adolescents during the pandemic. The interaction every youngster is waiting for. Pariksha Pe Charcha with Prime Minister Narendra Modi is here! Leave your stress and nervousness behind and get ready to set those butterflies in your stomach free! On popular demand, the Prime Minister’s massively popular interaction will not only have students but also parents and teachers.

st. andrews 39 /111 A workshop on EXCEL (Entry Gate in Corporate) was conducted by Mr. Sumit Gulati to help the students for giving them learn tips and tricks that they can use to better organize and understand their data, and in turn make a stronger impact in their classes, campus activities and future professional and academic careers. A webinar on “English for International Communication” was conducted Mr. Arifa Zahir , Regional Academic Head at Burlington English for conducting such an informative webinar and providing valuable insights to our students that they can implement in their real life.

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