'Diwali is a symbol of hope for humankind. May it bring universal compassion, an inner joy of peace, love and the awareness of unity to all.'
To celebrate the festival and make children understand the significance of the festival, the Candle and Diya decoration activity was organised for various classes on 20th October. The activity began with the story of Lord Rama and the significance of Diwali in our lives. Children unleashing their creative selves decorated the diyas and candles.
To add more festive vibes to the day, students of other grades made beautiful colourful posters. Their awareness of going for a green Diwali was quite evident in these creative posters. This enhanced their kinesthetic skills and creativity.
School undertook a rally on 'Say No to Fire Crackers' with the aim to curb air and noise pollution emanating from bursting of crackers and to sensitize students about the ill effects of burning firecrackers. Students took along their posters to create awareness among people residing near school and encouraged them not to burst crackers and save environment.
Students along with teachers also enjoyed making of Rangoli in the school corridors and reception areas with eco-friendly colours and flowers.
Our honourable Principal ma’am Mrs. Rooma Pathak, lighted the lamp and told students about Green and Safe Diwali. Children enjoyed and learned about the festival. It was a great and joyful day of lights for all of us.
Little pals of Pre-Primary wing welcomed the festival of lights on October 21, 2022’.As the most important work done before Diwali is Decorating home. As such to inculcate the value of working together and make the school clean, students of Grade 1 cleaned their classrooms with magnificent spirits.
Little kids unfolded their creative abilities by engaging themselves in doing decoration of corridors, decorating diyas etc. Special PowerPoint Presentation on Diwali was shown to the children.
Further a Mythological Story enlightened little minds and hearts.
Garba Dance was the attraction of the Day.
The enthusiasm shown by kids while dancing was infectious. They enjoyed the complete day and also learnt how to be helpful to the parents during various festivities.
To make students learn the value of mother Earth and make them aware of the sustainable ways of using energy, a special assembly was organized by Class 5 students on 20th October 2022 on the theme - Affordable and Clean Energy.
The students participated with full enthusiasm. They commenced the assembly by giving an introduction about the problem of using fuels like coal and petroleum and their impact on Earth. They also suggested alternatives of affordable and clean energy like hydro energy, solar power, wind energy and clean fuels through a beautiful poem and a role play. A group song was also presented by students to encourage everyone to go for celebrating pollution and cracker-free Diwali.
In the end, students took an 'Anti-Cracker Pledge' to celebrate the festival of Diwali without harming Mother Nature and would harmoniously light lamps.
The Class V assembly was well-applauded and appreciated for carrying a meaningful message.
To inculcate the values of leadership, sense of commitment and dedication, Investiture ceremony was conducted in the school premises on Wednesday, 19 October 2022.
The newly elected representatives of the school council were invested with responsibilities amidst the presence of Honorable Principal Madam Mrs. Rooma Pathak. Head Boy, Krisha Kant and Head Girl Hridya Sharma received badges along with the Assistant Boy and Assistant Head Girl, Sports Head Boy and Sports Head Girl, Junior Head Boy Aksh Paliwal Junior Head Girl Kanika along with the House Captain, Class Captain, Scholars and Prefectorial Board Members. The Oath was taken by all the members of the Prefectorial Board.
Our honorable Principal Madam congratulated all the newly elected leaders and stressed on the significant priorities and need to be honest, sincere and dedicated towards their duties. She also reminded them that they are the torch bearers of all the values that the school holds and should be responsible for the commitment and integrity. The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem. Everyone wished good luck and great success to the leaders for a fruitful year ahead.
The Delhi Federation had a camp for 1 month under the auspices of the official Delhi Soft Tennis Team which helped the players to prepare for the 36th Nationals Games held in Gujarat from 29th September to 12th October.
The top 8 teams from Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana, Kerala participated in the women’s team. Our student Gauri Sharma played through the Delhi team and bagged the Bronze Medal by defeating Rajasthan in Quarter Finals.
The top 8 teams from Delhi, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Maharashtra, Chandigarh and Tamil Nadu participated in Men’s Team Event. Our students, Maitreya Rana and Tarun Kapoor played through the Delhi team and bagged the Bronze Medal by defeating Tamil Nadu in the Quarter Finals.
Principal ma’am congratulates the students and wished them success in the future.
"Champions do not become champions when they win the event, but in the hours, weeks, months and years they spend preparing for it."
A Throwball Zonal Competition was held at MAMS, Pitampura on 30th September. Our students secured III positions in the Junior category.
The details of the students are as follows-
Ritika (VIII), Aarya (IX), Babli (IX), Dimple (IX), Bharti (VIII), Linika Gupta (IX), Abhigya (VIII), Priyanshi Shukla (VIII), Jhanvi (IX), Jyoti (VIII), Pammi (X), Shivani (VIII).
MMPS Family congratulates the winners for their outstanding achievements and for making the school proud.
“Water is a natural resource upon which we are entirely dependent"
Water is a basic necessity of life and, indeed, we can’t live without it. To spread awareness about the value of water and to show them how important it is in our life, a PPT presentation was done on Monday, 26 September in compliance with a CBSE circular 95/2022 on the occasion of Poshan Maah.
Students of primary and middle school were shown PPT slides on water management and showed how water is precious and important to us. The different ways of water prevention were explained and many slides related to it were shown to them so that they could save water for a healthy world. Besides water, the importance of food and its nutritional value was also shown. Students learned how important water and food are. They made beautiful informative posters and wrote catchy slogans too. Thus, the students actively and joyfully participated in the session and also realised that health is our real wealth.
“A healthy attitude is contagious but don’t wait to catch it from others. Be a carrier”
To develop a healthy attitude toward a healthy diet among students, a discussion on healthy food v/s junk food was conducted on Friday, 23 September in the school premises.
The Primary and Middle school graders participated in a discussion wherein the importance of healthy food and the negative effects of junk food were discussed through which students realised how it helps to maintain a healthy life and junk food is not everyday food and should be eaten rarely. The session aimed to develop healthy food habits among students.
Thus, students majestically participated in the session under the worthy guidance of the teachers.