Children validated on Different 🦩"BIRDS"🦜on November 30th. Little Munchkin of Grade Pre School participated in "Show & Tell " Competition on the theme "BIRDS".

They wore dresses related to different BIRDS. They had also brought pictures & toys of their favourite animals. This activity gave each child a chance to be the center of attraction in the class. They also spoke few lines about their favourite animal.

The main aim of this activity was to develop their Social, Emotional & Lingual Skills. They learnt discipline, language, practice & listening skills. Show & Tell activity helps to stimulate public speaking skills & makes an individual child self - assured and well fashioned.

“Grandparents are treasure whose value cannot be measured”

To imbibe the moral values of dedication and devotion towards their foremost elders and grandparents who are a delightful blend of laughter, caring deeds, wonderful stories and love, Grandparents Day was celebrated in school premises amidst the presence of august gathering of parents and grandparents on Saturday, December 04, 2021.

The esteemed chief guest Mrs Meenakshi Ravindra Beniwal the Municipal Councillor from Kohat Enclave inaugurated the programme along with effervescent Director Sir Mr. Somesh Rishi Pathak and honourable Principal Ma’am Mrs. Rooma Pathak. Parents, grandparents and the chief guest were welcomed by our revered Principal Ma’am Mrs Rooma Pathak which was followed by Welcome song and Ganesh Vandana by euphonious choir from Class U.K.G to II. Wonderful quotes well-crafted by tiny tots left everyone spellbound. The portrayal of Lord Hanuman, through Hanuman dance was a startling feature. The Saga of Ramayana - The Epic was very well depicted in the form of spectacular dance performances which mesmerised the grandparents and made them realise that their grandchildren are imbibing the knowledge of great Ramayana- The epic. The blend of appropriate music and dance recitals created ecstasy and exuberance. At the end the eminent chief guest Mrs. Meenakshi Ravindra Beniwal, the Municipal Councillor blessed the students for their wonderful performance as well as appreciated and congratulated the school for organising such a special event to instil among the young pearls the value of regarding and respecting their grandparents which was followed by vote of thanks to the esteemed guest and grandparents by the school.

Thus, it was indeed a successful event which left everyone with happy memories, teary eyes, loads of appreciation and blessings.

“Potential is not an endpoint but a capacity to grow and learn.”

The collective efforts and team spirit have not only brought laurels to the school but also it is matter of great honor and pride that many students of M.M.P.S have won various positions in inter-school competition organized virtually by MaxFort School on Monday, 15th November, 2021.

The competition included plethora of activities wherein students have shown their remarkable performance by showing their talent and rhetorical skills. Pihoo Nagpal of Grade III and Kavyansh Dutta of Grade IV have secured First Position in Cartoonival. Vanshi Saxsena of Grade V and Sanyam of Grade VI have secured Third Position in Host the Most competition wherein they spoke confidently in order to hold the attention of viewers. Gauher of Grade I has bagged First Position in Fairy Tale Dance competition by showing her graceful and coordinated hand movements. Dakshi Aggarwal of Grade II has won Second Position in Young Planeteers Competition. Last but not the least Deepika Aneja of Grade III has won a Consolation Prize in Hack of Math Competition.

The school congratulates them for their stupendous performance and wish them good luck for future endeavor.

“Accept the challenges so that you may feel the exhilaration of victory”.

It was a matter of great honour and dignity when Krishna Kant of Class XI won third place in English Essay Writing, earned a certificate and e-voucher of Rs 2000/-.in an English Essay Writing Competition conducted by Reserve Bank of India (RBI), New Delhi for the students of Grade IX to XII on the theme "Independent India@75: Self Reliance with Integrity" in the month of October 2021.

This fantastic victory against all of the Delhi district schools was well-deserved. The RBI's panel of executives praised his essay for its innovative thoughts and outstanding points of view. He has demonstrated that in order to taste victory, one must embrace challenges.

Revered Principal Madam Ms. Rooma Pathak congratulated Krishna Kant on his outstanding achievement and wished him luck in his future aspirations.

'Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence'

It was a moment of immense pleasure and great pride when diligent and dedicated students of our school secured positions in an Inter School Competition 'Renaissance-Expressing Innovations' organized virtually by Vivekananda Public School on 26th November, 2021.

The competition was a fusion of talent, creativity and imagination and our school was a witness to a myriad of activities organized for juniors as well as seniors in which Sohini Mukherjee, a student of class IX-C made the school proud by securing I position in the Eager Beavers- A Talk Show. Another student Disha Kuntal of class VII-B set the stage on fire with her powerful performance and made our School proud by securing I position in the competition 'TOON BOON'. Kanika of IV-B very confidently spoke in VIGYAPAN where she made our school jutting by securing II position in it.  A student S. Abhinya of Class XI participated in the FOLK ART with great zeal and bagged IIIrd position. Dipanshu and Sanyam of Class VI enthusiastically participated in PALSY WALSY where they created a Dream Digital and hitched IIIrd position. Moreover, three students Falaq, Kajal and Vanshika from Class VII AND VIII participated in 'SAMBHASHANA’ with great dedication and hard work which was paid off by the special acknowledgement.

Thus, this achievement is an excellent example of how perseverance and correct guidance can take one to great heights and achieve whatever one puts their mind to. The school applauds students' hard work and congratulates them for their excellent performance and commendable achievement.

Another feather is added in the hat of M.M. Public School. Evana Sharma of Grade PRE- SCHOOL stood 3rd in an Inter School Fest ' Utsav Hind' organized by Adarsh Public School.

The Event was "Fruity Flavours on the Floor".

M.M.P.S. has always imparted holistic education to the students. The achievement demonstrates the relentless effort of the school.

Heartiest Congratulations to MMPian team.

To make students cognizant about the importance of Ashoka's Dhamma and understand the similarities as well as differences between two religions i.e., Buddhism and Jainism, an interesting session was organised virtually in Class VI on in last week of November during Social Science period.

Students made a documentary on life of Gautama Siddhartha and Vardhamana Mahavira highlighting the history of their life, principles and teachings as home assignment. A Power Point Presentation was also shown to the students by the educator which was followed by discussion cum quiz round.

Thus, the session was engaging and interesting for students. They were able to imbibe moral values from the lives of great rulers and emperors.

To make students understand the development of different regional cultures and cultural practices, an enriching session was organised in grade VII in last week of November at virtual platform.

The session commenced with the explanation of various aspects that defines culture of different regions like forms of dance, language, music, literature and tradition. Later a PPT was shown to students in order to explain importance of various regional languages at the time of different rulers and make them understand how a culture form. Furthermore, learners showcased their learning by performing graceful folk dance, making rangoli and lively miniature paintings during the session.’

Thus, a session that focused on learning by doing turned out to be beneficial for all the students. They were able to identify similarities and differences between different regional cultures effectively.

‘Habits can have a significant impact over one's life, so choose wisely'. 'Say No to Tobacco'

To create awareness about harmful effects of tobacco consumption and to ensure effective implementation of strategies for prevention and control of tobacco, a well- intended workshop cum training session organized by District Tobacco Control Cell was held in school on Friday, 26th November 2021 in Conference Room for all the staff members with proper Covid protocol.

The eminent resource person Dr. Renu Aggarwal, Chief District Medical Officer, Dr. Avkash Daulta, District Programme Officer of NTCP and Meenakshi Hebram Chief District Medical Officer were welcomed with token of love and respect by honorable Principal Ma’am Mrs. Rooma Pathak.

The distinguished speakers gave their insight on harmful effects of tobacco and how it can lead to stroke, cancer, sub-mucous fibrosis and lung failure. They also intrigued and captivated the attention of teaching faculty on the fact that ‘Why do people smoke?’. . Primarily, they emphasized on various preventive measures to reduce consumption of tobacco by using nicotine gum, a patch, nasal spray etc. They discussed about Quit Smoking Apps which can help one to discontinue such practice. An informative presentation shown by Dr Avkash Daulta which displayed information about Global Youth Tobacco Survey designed to monitor tobacco use among youth updated the knowledge of all. The Teaching faculty was not only informed of the fact about lack of awareness of harmful effects and its prevention of consumption of tobacco among youth but also encouraged them to promote Tobacco free society

Thus, it was an informative workshop which encouraged teachers to build a safe environment by empowering youth to reject tobacco products and create tobacco free generation.

To enable the children to accurately identify shapes and enable them to see the connections between objects in environment, an activity entitled “INTERACTION WITH SHAPES” was organized on Thursday i.e, November 18, 2021 at virtual platform.

Teacher made earnest efforts to indulge students in various activities like making paper plate pizza with toppings of different shapes. Little masterchefs chopped vegetables in different shapes and made delicious sandwiches. It was funfilled activity which helped them to understand different shapes.

All in all, the activity was engaging and productive . Students were able to understand , identify and differentiate between different shapes.