M M Public School , Vasudha Enclave , Pitam Pura , received the prestigious British Council , International School Award (ISA) for the second time in a sparkling award ceremony held at New Delhi on Tuesday  29 November 2016. The award was conferred to revered Mrs. Rooma Pathak (Principal) and venerable Mr.Somesh Rishi Pathak (Director) in recognition of exemplary practices of Internationalism , use of ICT, creative and innovative teaching methodology, collaborations  and productive learning with the schools worldwide.School started the journey of ISA in 2012 and was accredited with the ISA  Award  2013-16.

The second journey of ISA award 2016-19 was an exciting as the first one . The school with its embedded international ethos has been a great source of global exposure  to the students and teachers . The school would like to thank its  international partners from U.K. , Srilanka and Pakistan, who collaborated constantly to complete the projects 

To pay homage to the founder of the school Late Smt. Krishna Pathak   Twelfth Inter School Painting and Craft Competition was organized on 30 November 2016 in M.M. Public School, Vasudha Enclave, Pitampura amidst great fervor and enthusiasm. The event was graced by honourable Ms Rajni Gandhi, General Secretary- TRAX (Alliance Advocate for Road Safety). She was given a warm welcome bythe Director Sir Mr. Somesh Rishi Pathak and Principal Madam Mrs, Rooma Pathak.

The Competition in the memory of the founder commenced with a welcome song by the students of class V, VI, VII and X .About three thousand four hundred students from 110 schools under various categories painted their vivid imagination in diverse colours on different topics like "Lack of Road Safety Leads To Morality", "Contemporary Women Better Than Their Predecessors", "No Water No Survival", "Energy Conservation: Necessary For Future Generation" and many others..  .

The whole competition was divided into three events. Event one comprised of Painting Competition for classes Pre-nursery to XII, Event two was Craft Competition for class VI to VIII on the theme 3D Mural and Event three was Craft Competition for class IX to XII on the theme Sculpture.

The General Secretary (Road Safety),  Director Sir Mr. Somesh Rishi Pathak and Principal Madam Mrs. Rooma Pathak appreciated and applauded the young artists for their commendable work in presenting variant styles and techniques in different forms of art.

Thus Smt. Krishna Pathak Memorial Twelfth Inter School Painting and Craft Competition was a great success where the young budding artists got a golden opportunity to express their creative ideas and emotional responses.

To create awareness and enhance the creativity of the students, Painting Competition was organized by SAC (Swachhta Ambassador Committee) for the students of class I to X during the month of November, 2016. Not only the students participated with great enthusiasm but also showed their creativity in a very innovative way. Through this activity, they encouraged the fellow students to undertake hygiene and sanitation as a priority to live a healthy life.

In consonance with the initiatives taken to promote Road Safety under the able guidance of Principal Mrs. Rooma Pathak as a major social problem and to reduce the road crashes on the Indian roads, three students Dev Agnani, Kartik Madan and Ansh Gupta of Class VIII attended   LEADERSHIP TRAINING on 26 Nov organized by Road Safety and Emergency services (ROSES) to develop Leadership Skills and initiate the functioning of School's Road Safety Club more effectively and   at an elaborative level.

The students were titled as Road Safety Ambassadors and presented the Training Certificates.

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (WDR) is commemorated on the third Sunday of November every year .This year students from Middle Classes participated in the event organized by TRAX ( Road Safety Ngo) at Jantar Mantar on 20.11.2016 .Around 250 students from various schools and colleges participated in the event. Students presented a Nukkad Natak sending out the message for the need to create awareness to obey road safety to avoid road   crashes. Aditya Yadav of class IX and Dev Agnani of class VIII delivered heart touching speech for observance of Road Safety as a Social As Well As Personal Responsibility. Students also distributed road safety pamphlets people attending the event.

For developing speaking and listening skills a hand puppet show was conducted for the tiny tots on 25th November 2016. Hand Puppet play helps children to develop their creative skills by forcing them to use their imaginations. They are too imaginative to make up the roles, the rules, the situations and the solutions. An imaginative play helps the children to understand the differences between fantasy and reality world. A story related to frog and monkey having a moral using of the presence of mind during trouble was told to the students. Another story about how to welcome guests in our homes was shown through puppet show.

To enhance the creative and artistic skills among the students of classes LKG and UKG an activity named Draw a Scene of Water was conducted on 22nd Nov 2016 and 23rd Nov 2016. Children drew a beautiful underwater scene in their respective drawing files and done thumb printing to make fishes. Our tiny tots participated enthusiastically in the activity. All in all this activity turned out to be exciting and encouraging for the students. 

Children's Day was celebrated on 15th November 2016 by the students on classes LKG and UKG to mark the birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru as he loved children and believed that they are the bright future of India. Students were made aware about the importance of education and children?s right about education. Other than this there was fun session for the students. Tiny tots celebrated this day with great zeal and enthusiasm.

To initiate a healthy atmosphere Cleanliness Drive was organized by the school in the month of October. They encouraged them to undertake hygiene and sanitation related activities.About 1500 students whole hearted took participation, which was immediately followed by overseeing and monitoring the cleanliness and hygiene of the Institution by ?Swachhata Ambassador Committee (SAC)? comprising of 7 teachers and 12 students. The whole initiative was highly beneficial as it broadened the student?s vision to clean and to develop the healthy habits. Students of all class applied the concept of cleanliness by cleaning their classroom. They cleaned their desks, arranged bags and bottles and did dusting of the windows, doors, blackboard and smart board and corners of their classes. The message derived from the activity was that any work is best done when it is carried out by a person himself.The students not only participated voluntarily in different activities but also performed with great zeal. They encouraged the fellow students to undertake hygiene and sanitation as a priority to live a healthy life.Thus the effort to engage the students for Swachh Bharat Mission was highly motivating, inspirational and was successfully achieved.

Freedom in the Mind, Faith in the words...Pride in our souls....

Let?s salute the nation on this important day.

The Constitution is the supreme law of India. It lays down the framework defining fundamental political principles and to create awareness about the structure, procedures, powers and duties of government institutions, fundamental rights, directive principles and the duties of citizens Constitutional Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and with patriotic spiriton 25th November 2016 at M.M PUBLIC SCHOOL, Pitampura in the school premises amid staff and students.

Students from Class XI decorated the Soft board with Constitution Preamble on the tricolor border. To commemorate the sovereignty of our nation, Pratima of class 10-A gave the introduction about the Preamble which awakened everyone?s feelings towards our Mother Land followed by Sanket Barman of class 10-C who also expressed his views on the significance of the Day. He explained the meaning of key elements of Preamble of the Constitution.

Not only Mass reading of Constitution but Group discussionon the Constitutional Heritage of India by Social Science teachers was also conducted for classes VI-XI. The teachers exhorted the students to follow the ideals of the national heroes like B.R Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose etc. They advised the students to become ideal citizens of the country.

 The Programme shined up with the Constitutional Quiz conducted for Junior (VI-VIII) and Senior (IX-XII) Classes which boosted the morale of students to appreciate the vastness of Indian Constitution .Indeed, it was a 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.This celebration reminds the students that the Constitutional Day has a great importance in every citizen?s life ,freedom is sacred and citizens should regard it as their ethical obligation to ensure that it shall not be endangered.

Jai Hind