M.M Public School commemorated Diwali with a lot of fervor & ardor. The festival of lights came alive on November 1st' 21.

Students of Grade 3rd, 4th & 5th presented a small programme on Diwali to depict meaningful & inclusive way to enjoy the season of festivities. The programme began with an invocation of Goddess Laxmi & Lord Ganesh ji. Students explained the significance of Diwali followed by Rangoli. The programme concluded with a devotional song & a dance by students with a special message of celebration, i.e., in its true spirit Diwali is the festival to enlighten someone's life by doing good deeds.

Let's celebrate clean Diwali and a Green Diwali.

“Diwali is a festival of lights not crackers”

With the aim to curb air and noise pollution emanating from bursting of crackers, School undertook an Anti-Fire Crackers Campaign on the theme 'Say No to Fire Crackers' before the auspicious festival of Diwali to sensitize students about the ill effects of burning firecrackers. With the noble aim of celebrating ‘Green Diwali’ students pledged to say ‘No’ to crackers and ‘Yes’ to pollution free environment during the Hon'ble Environment Minister’s Interaction with students on 1st November 2021.

With the aim of creating awareness among the masses about the tremendous air pollution caused due to bursting of crackers a presentation was shown to students of classes V to VIII during their classes and activities such as slogan writing, poster making, pamphlet making etc were done by little MMPians of Class III-V during their classes.

Pals of Grade L.K.G to Grade 2 had a wonderful time by participating in different hands-on activities related to Diwali.

Students not only enjoyed the activities but the sheer aim of generating a sense of duty towards the environment was fulfilled.

Wish you all a happy and prosperous Diwali !!

“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, what you do are in harmony.” -- Mahatma Gandhi

Hon’ble Shri Vijay Goel, Vice Chairperson and Shri Dipanker Shri Gyan, Director of Gandhi Samriti and Darshan Samiti felicitated Madam Principal, Mrs. Rooma Pathak for her commendable contribution towards “Promoting the Life – Teachings, Values and Principles of Mahatma Gandhi and Associating with Gandhi Smriti and Darsha Samiti in true essence and spirit.”

MMPS congratulates Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Rooma Pathak as a philanthropic mentor who never puts limitations on self and members and has always been resourceful and finds creative ways to meet needs when issues arise, never been afraid to think outside the box.

"Your life is in your hands, wash them properly”

'Global Hand washing Day’ is observed every year on 15th October. The day focuses on the importance of hand washing globally. This year also the day was celebrated with creative ways to encourage everyone to wash hands with soap at critical times of COVID 19. To spread awareness about the importance of hygiene. All the students, teachers, and parents joined World’s Largest Classroom of Hand Washing organized by Lifebuoy, wherein the dangers of not washing hands properly and how we can protect our self from falling sick, just by spending few seconds in hand washing. Students, parents and teachers participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. This day also enhances the knowledge about the importance of clean water and the availability of soap in public schools, health care facilities, and other public places. Many videos were also shared with students to demonstrate the correct way of hand washing. Revered Principal ma'am laid great stress on this regular practice for protecting all during this pandemic time.

'Dedication never deems to fail and leads you to success.'

Dakshi Aggarwal of Class II made M.M. Public School proud by securing 2nd position in English Poem Recitation Competition on the topic 'AI as a Catalyst of Managing Waste’ in Inter School Competition, Technophilia, organised by Mamta Modern Sr. Sec. School on 17th October.

Her dedication and hard work paid off. She has set an example that how perseverance and correct guidance can take one to great heights and achieve whatever one puts their mind into.

The school congratulates her for this commendable achievement and wishes her good luck for her future endeavours.

"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains un-awakened."     -Anatole France

Performing on any topic provides little one's develops qualities of being confident in speaking and sharing the knowledge.

As such, little pals of L.K.G showcased themselves on the topic "Pet and Wild Animals" on October 12th 21'.

Kids were beautifully dressed up as Pet and Wild Animals. They also shared some interesting facts about animals. They shared the concern that some animals are in danger of becoming extinct and we should take steps to protect them.

Children sang various rhymes and songs related to the animals.

It was indeed a day of developing confidence.

“Our aim may be as high as endless sky but we should have a resolve in our minds to walk ahead, hand in hand, for victory will be ours" - Atal Bihari Vajpayee

M.M.P.S basks in the glory of achievement of Rudra Sharma of Class XII who has won First Prize in Slogan Writing Competition organised on the occasion of 27th World Ozone Day by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change on the theme - Montreal Protocol- Keeping us, our food and vaccines cool.

 The creativity of student not only grabbed attention of readers but also ingrained a message to reduce the concentration of ozone depleting substances in atmosphere in order to protect ozone layer.

Our revered Principal Madam Ms Rooma Pathak congratulated him for his stupendous achievement and wished him good luck for his future endeavours.

M. M. Public School celebrated mental health week from 4th October 2021 to 8th October 2021 on the occasion of World Mental Health Day on 10th October 2021.

It is dedicated to raising awareness about Mental Health Issues and to fight the stigma still associated with it. The school Counsellor, Mrs. Sheetal Dewan along with class teachers held numerous activities throughout the week to ingrain a better awareness of mental health.

The activities ranged from mindfulness meditation sessions with a punch line for the activity ‘Living the Present and Living in the Present,’ a video interaction with parents and students on caring conversation and let’s talk respectively were held to address the parents and students on mental health issues, the stigma associated with it and what they can do to promote their mental health.

A PPT presentation was presented with the students citing examples of celebrities who have suffered mental health illness during the ‘Let’s Talk’ a video interaction. This helped share the fact that anyone can be affected by it. Hence it is important to talk about it and take necessary steps to deal with problems like anxiety, stress and depression. Students were told strategies like controlling negative thoughts, engaging in a hobby, exercise, making life style changes and seeking professional help when required. A poster making competition, brain gym exercises session and story narration activities were also undertaken during the week

All in all a week filed with awareness – building exercise thus reinforced the message that mental illness is nothing to be ashamed of rather it’s time to talk, it’s time to change

Dussehra, the festival to celebrate the victory of good over evil, was celebrated on October 13th 21' with a lot of religious zeal and fervour. The celebration is to remember that the good and holy always wins over evil. The tiny ones of Pre School till Grade 5 participated and enjoyed different activities. A small festivity, i.e. "DUSSEHRA UTSAV" was celebrated by “Grade 3 & 4" pals.

A talk show on Dussehra followed by a Kavita and a song captured the spirit of the festival; the triumph of good over evil, leaving the spectators mesmerized.

Dussehra is a popular Hindu festival. It marks the day on which Lord Rama defeated the demon king Ravana. The story as to why we celebrate Dussehra was shown to students through a video. The importance and rituals of celebrating this festival were explained in detail by all the teachers. Students were shown a special PowerPoint Presentation on Dussehra.

Students put in their learning and creativity in the form of masks, worksheets, craftwork and presented in online mode to all students. Summing up the event was a learning experience for all about our rich Indian Culture and Values.

Today, world has become a global village. Communication and information technology plays a crucial role in bringing the world close together. The early means of communication was the postal service. The aim of celebrating world post day is to create awareness of the role of postal sector in people’s and businesses everyday lives and its contribution to the social and economic development of countries. World postal day is celebrated every year on 9th October, the anniversary of the Universal Postal Union, which started in 1874 in Switzerland. World Post Day started in 1969.

Students of class II - V wrote letters for their friends and they posted those letters using handmade post-box. The celebration was aimed at reconnecting the future generation to the living heritage — the Indian Postal System and indeed was a great step to revive the fallen glory of the postal department.