It was a moment of immense pleasure when Priyanshi Agarwal of Class VI achieved II Position in inter school competition "SATURNALIA” in the event “Food-O-Future a Veganism Food for Thought” held virtually at St. Margaret sr. Sec. School on August 8 2020.
Principal ma’am Mrs. Rooma Pathak appreciated her and wished her for her bright future
To aware the students about the Sadbhavana Diwas, a virtual session was organized for them on 20th August 2020 on account of birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Late Shri Rajiv Gandhi. The main agenda of this activity was to make students understand to avoid violence and to promote good will among them. The students were shown the documentary based on life of Shri Rajiv Gandhi, then students did an activity in which they wrote good thoughts given by him which was followed by pledge taking ceremony.
Thus, the students enhanced their knowledge about the importance of “Sadbhavana Diwas”
जय गणेश जय गणेश
जय गणेश देवा
माता जाकी पार्वती
पिता महादेवा!!!!!
Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesha the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. The festival is also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi or Ganeshotsav. To honour the elephant headed lord Ganesha's birthday, various activities were organised virtually on August 20, 2020 for primary classes and little pals of Pre-Primary classes worshipped & chanted Ganesh ji on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi on August 21, 20'.
Students of Primary Classes made drawing of Ganesh ji and decorate it with lentils and rice; made book mark, Ganesha Idol with clay and Paper cup Ganesh ji. Students were enjoying doing the activity and were chanting Ganpati Bappa Morya. Mangal Moorti Morya.
The young artisans of all the classes of our school made wonderful and magnificent drawings, sketches and paintings on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. Even the covid-19 pandemic situation did not affect the zeal for celebration of the festival. A lot of fun - filled activities like painting, collage making were organised by the teachers to inculcate cultural values among the students.
Little toddlers watched a movie & enjoyed hearing each description of Lord Ganesha with cheer, Joy & faith. Imbibing mythological chapters in each child is the foremost effort done by each facilitator of M.M.P.S.
To celebrate VAN MAHOTSAV a Tree plantation drive was organized by ECO CLUB on 17th August 2020. To save our environment various saplings of ornamental and shady trees were planted by the Principal Madam Ms. Rooma Pathak and a virtual session was taken to create awareness among the students. Students have planted saplings with the help of their parents at home. The day proved to be a great success in spreading the importance of plantation.
Cleanliness is Next to Godliness....
The ill effects of dirty surroundings and need of keeping our surroundings clean was generated among young MMPians of class VIII on 17 August 2020 virtually as the artists through colourful and commendable posters showed that clean India will definitely lead to progressive nation in their online drawing classes. Students of class 8 made marvelous posters to spread Awareness to make Bharat Gandgi Mukt.
Thus, through the activity of Poster Making on Gandagi Mukt Bharat a great initiative of Cleanliness was clearly highlighted.
"Everything around you is mathematics. Everything around you is numbers."
To make students understand the Mathematics concept in simple and easy way, a Mathematics activity was conducted virtually on August17, 2020.Students of Primary classes made Multiplication Chart on A4 sheet; Table Calendar by using waste material and Flow chart on Types of Fractions. The activity was very fruitful and beneficial as students enjoyed and understood the concept very well.
Freedom in the Mind,
Faith in the words …
Pride in our souls …
Let’s salute the nation on this auspicious day.
Celebrating Independence Day is our country’s beloved tradition. None of us might have ever imagined that a day will come when we will not be able to celebrate our favourite festival with our students due to this ongoing pandemic. But together the children of classes -2 to 5 pivoted to the virtual celebration to adapt to 2020’s challenges. The painstaking planning of synchronous activities and sharing of dance videos and the craft work made our celebrations merrier and magnificent. Videos of India's past history & how to be Independent were shown in the virtual classes. Students were taken for the virtual visit to the historical monuments of India. Students celebrated the day with freedom of thought, actions, performed different types of activities like making of peacock, badges, wall hanging, flags and speech was given reminding the sacrifices made by our great freedom fighters. They also danced on patriotic songs. At the end National Anthem was played & students honoured their National Flag.
Together all the pics & videos when assembled made our virtual show splendid. It was the day of joy, a day to love and respect our country and make it a better place for Indians to live and experience the freedom, peace and unity in diversity.
The young artisans of all the classes of our school made wonderful and magnificent artefacts and paintings to mark the celebration of Free and Liberate India on the occasion of 74 Independence Day....
The creativity was highlighted virtually and showcased online in beautiful wristbands, hairbands, hangings etc. Made in different vibrant colours by our young dear MMPians
Thus, tribute to liberation of nation was exhibited by the young MMPians with great patriotic fervour and zeal.
“Dig into the Past and Step into the Shoes of Your Favourite Leader”
To aware the students not only about the rulers of Mughal Empire but also their policies and ruling kingdoms A ROLE PLAY activity was conducted with the students of Class VII on 4th August 2020. The students enthusiastically and passionately participated in the activity by playing the role of emperors of The Mughal Empire and discussed some important facts about them.
Thus, the activity enhanced the skills of role play and showed the great efforts of the students.
Let there be love and laughter with Lord Krishna's blessings.
India is a land of festivals where every festival is celebrated with great zeal and fervor and to sensitize the students about the life history and story related to the birth of Lord Krishna there was a Virtual Celebration of Janmashtami for the students from class-VI to IX on Tuesday 11 August, 2020.
A beautiful presentation by the students on the acts of Krishna's life exhibited their connection with Lord. Students not only participated in many activities like Flute making, Crown making, Palna Making, Footstep Rangoli Making, Pot Decoration and spread the religious fragrance of devotion, hope and believe through their beautiful artistic skills etc. but also performed various activities at home with joyous spirit of this festivity and were dressed up in the attire of Krishna and Radha.
The pupils sang devotional songs which showed their devotion towards Lord Krishna and all in all also they demonstrated their passion towards Janmashtami Celebration.
Thus, the entire celebration conveyed the message of divinity and dignity of God.