THROW BALL ZONAL COMPETITION
It was a moment of immense pleasure when following students of M.M Public School, Vasudha Enclave, Pitampura achieved 2nd position in Senior Boys in Throw Ball Zonal Tournament held on 01 September 2015 at Crescent Public School, Pitam Pura , Delhi.
SENIOR BOYS
Sagar (XII), Mohsin (XII), Arshad (XII) , Shoib (XII) , Keshav (XII), Nitish (XII) , Murli (XI), Pritam (XI), Naman (XI) , Kunal (XI), Kartik (XI) , Raja (XI), Deepak .B (XI) got 2nd Position.
THROW BALL ZONAL COMPETITION
It was a moment of immense pleasure when following students of M.M Public School, Vasudha Enclave, Pitampura achieved 2nd position in Senior Girls in Throw Ball Zonal Tournament held on 01 September 2015 at Crescent Public School, Pitam Pura , Delhi.
SENIOR GIRLS
Deepika (XI) , Sakshi (XI), Sonali (XI), Kiran (XI), Himanshi (X), Vaishali (X), Nishtha (X) , Lakshmi (X) , Somya (X), Sakshi (X) , Manisha (X) , Mehak (X) , Anshika (X)
A friendly Cricket match was played between M.M.P.S. and Yuva Shakti Model School Rohini on 30-8-2015.Both the enthusiastic teams displayed best of their efforts. Though Yuva Shakti Model School team won the 20-20 match but the outstanding performance of Md. Adnan, Tushar, Nitin and Aditya was from M. M. Public School was worth praise.
WICKETS
Adnan has taken 4 wickets.
Tushar has taken 1 wickets.
RUNS
Tushar Runs = 30
Nitin Runs = 20
Aditya Runs = 25
There are two sides to our brains, namely left and right. The right side is perceived to be more creative and artistic while the left side is found to be more digital and good at memorizing facts. While both are important, our education systems often tend to focus only on the left side of the brain. The right side often gets neglected as a child grows up. This is where clay modeling can help. Using clay to make figurines and objects can help a child find a means of expressing their inner emotions and thoughts. It acts as an outlet of sorts and prevents build-up of negative emotions and feelings in the child. The result is a child with a healthy mindset. This helps facilitate more social interaction and the child is able to learn skills needed to adjust and socialize with others. Thus, as you can see, clay modeling is no child's play, although it looks to be one. It is a fun and creative way to initiate your child into new territories. This activity conducted on 8th September'15 in our Montessori classes.
To instill the importance of peace in day to day life, the students of Heritage Club, VIII-B and Class X went for peace march on 31st august 2015. The motto behind this march was to spread the message of peace, love and brotherhood in the surrounding area. Students also visited Sheesh Mahal, where they spread the message of peace and they collected peace messages from the people .it was a good experience for students and they learnt the importance of peace.
Janmashtami, is the birthday of lord Krishna which is celebrated with great enthusiasm all over the country. It is believed that lord Vishnu reincarnated in the form of Lord Krishna on the auspicious day of Janmashtami. The historical background of the birth of Lord Krishna depicts the significance of this Hindu festival. Lord Krishna was born at midnight on the eighth day of Hindu lunar month, Shravana. So our tiny tots celebrated Janmashtami on 4th September'15.
Story telling is an art that has mental, social and educational benefits on children. People of all ages love stories. Children are great fans of stories and love to listen to them. Storytelling literally means reading out stories to them or just telling a story from the memory to them. It is becoming a lost art today as many parents find very little time to spend with kids as the hustle and bustle of life demands them to reserve more time for the needs of life.
So to improve our student's imaginative & moral education, teachers of classes L.K.G & U.K.G narrated one-one story in their respective classes on 31st August'15.
Good Habits - Sharing with others
In an evolutionary sense, sharing food straightened social bonds; strong social bonds meant strength in numbers; strength in numbers meant a better chance of survival, therefore the trait of enjoying the sharing of food proliferated to an almost universal level. So to make students grasp this social habit, our Montessori teachers conducted an activity of Sharing Food with Others on 29th July'15.