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ICSE 2013: Summary of ResultsNo. of pupils appeared : 110

No. of pupils passed : 110

No. of pupils securing 95% & above : 18 (16.4%)

No. of pupils securing 90%–94.9% : 56 (50.9%)

No. of pupils securing 85%–89.9% : 22 (20%)

No. of pupils securing 80%–84.9% : 08 (7.3%)

No. of pupils securing below 80% : 06 (5.4%)

Highest (School) : 98%

Lowest (School) : 66.4%

ISC 2013 (COMMERCE): Summary of Results

ISC 2013 (SCIENCE): Summary of Results

No. of pupils appeared : 23

No. of pupils passed : 23

No. of pupils securing 95% & above : 01 (4.3%)

No. of pupils securing 90%–94.9% : 12 (52.2%)

No. of pupils securing 85%–89.9% : 04 (17.4%)

No. of pupils securing 80%–84.9% : 04 (17.4%)

No. of pupils securing below 80% : 02 (8.7%)

Highest (School) : 95.75%

Lowest (School) : 75.75%

No. of pupils appeared : 18

No. of pupils passed : 18

No. of pupils securing 95% & above : 01 (5.5%)

No. of pupils securing 90%–94.9% : 09 (50%)

No. of pupils securing 85%–89.9% : 03 (16.7%)

No. of pupils securing 80%–84.9% : 05 (27.8%)

Highest (School) : 95.75%

Lowest (School) : 80%

95% & above

90%–94.9%

85%–89.9%

80%–84.9%

95% & above

90%–94.9%

85%–89.9%

80%–84.9%

Below 80%

95% & above

90%–94.9%

85%–89.9%

80%–84.9%

Below 80%

When: 28 January 2013Where: HexagonThe mood was a mixture of excitement and nostalgia as the teachers wished the outgoing Class 12 the best in their forthcoming ISC Examination and in whatever they chose

Rector’s Tea Party for Outgoing Class 12

Special Prizes: Academic Year 2012–13

Rajoshi Ghorai 12A

Satikanta Guha MemorialPrize for the Best All-RoundPupil (Senior Category)A certificate anda cheque for `25,000

Titir De 10D

Arkaprabha Deb Memorial Prizefor Physics & Mathematics(Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate and a cheque for `15,000

Pratap Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prizefor History(Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate and a cheque for `15,000

Kamal Kumar Majumdar MemorialPrize for Bengali(Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate and a cheque for `15,000

Utpal Dutt Memorial Prizefor English (Classes 9 & 10 combined)A certificate and a cheque for `15,000

Amitrajit Sarkar 12A

Tarak Nath Sen MemorialPrize for English(Classes 11 & 12 combined)A certificate anda cheque for `15,000

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to do in life thereafter.The students in turn lightened the mood of the evening, recounting memories of their years in Garden High.This was followed by a sumptuous tea and several photo-graphic sessions.

Roshni Srimany 8B

Prity Lata Guha MemorialPrize for the Best All-RoundPupil (Junior Category)A certificate anda cheque for `25,000

Shourya Bari 12B

Sanjay Sen Memorial Prizefor Creative ArtsA certificate anda cheque for `15,000

that the scheme could be extended to cover other neighbouring schools. He said that the most important of the future projects of the Foundation was the setting up of a completely separate unit that would send up candidates for the IGCSE / O level and A level examinations of Edexcel (London), and CIE (University of Cambridge).

Classes were expected to commence from April 2014. He also announced that Dr Anuradha Das, formerly Director, Calcutta International School, has joined the Foundation as its Chief Academic Adviser and will be in charge of the project as the Director of the new unit.

The Principal, Ms B. Ghoshal, then addressed the audience. She congratu-lated the prize-winners and thanked guardians for their unstinted support and ready cooperation. She gratefully acknowledged the effort put in by all members of the School staff which has enabled the School to make such progress. She also informed the audience that the School has recently received the ISA Accreditation from the British Council.

The Principal’s speech was followed by a play, based on Percival Wilde’s Refund. This hilarious play, directed by Ms Kavita Guha with the assistance of Ms T. Dasgupta and Ms R. Bose Correia, had the audience in stitches. The cast comprised Dhee Majumdar 11C, Shivangi Sen 9B, Prithvijit Pramanik 9D, Roshni Srimany 9D, Maninee Maity 10D, Vaaswat Sarkar 10F, Dhriti Paul 10E, and Aatreyee Mohanta 9B. Prapti Dasgupta 9B and Shivangi Brahma 10B were in charge of production.

The main event of the evening followed: the Prize Distribution, conducted by the Headmistress, Ms R. Biswas. The Founder-Rector gave away the prizes for the Academic Year 2012–13. The prizes for Classes 3–6 were given away on 6 May and those for Classes 7–12 were distributed on 7 May. The Inter-House Championship Trophy was awarded to Oak House.

When: 6 & 7 May 2013Where: Kalamandir

On both days the evening’s prog-ramme began with Storm in Jupiter, a musical piece composed and played on the violin by Mr A. Haldar, one of the music teachers of GHS. He was accompanied by fellow music teacher Mr G. Sen on the guitar, and guest artistes Mr Arunava Sengupta on the flute, Mr Shuvam Ghosh on the electric pad, and Mr Soham Mukher-jee on the guitar.

With the strains of this music gradually fading in the background, the Founder-Rector, Mr I. Guha, lit the ceremonial lamp.

This was followed by Ganesh Vandana – a dance in the form of an aarti, choreographed by Ms M. Guha Majumdar. The dancers were: Aishee Ganguly 12C, Adrija Debnath 10B, Ipsa Samaddar 7D, Aditi Das 7D, Ishita Mallick 10D, Madhura Mondal 10A, Irina Khan 10F, and Kankabati Banerjee 12B.

In a brief report on the activities of the Satikanta Guha Foundation, Mr I. Guha, the Founder-Rector of GHS and the Chairman of the Foundation, highlighted the midday meal scheme that was being continued with highly encouraging results at a neighbouringschool, Gayaram Sishu Siksha Niketan.He appealed to all for donations so

Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony 2012–13

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Special awards were handed over to the respective winners on the second day (see page 2).

This year, in addition to the usual six Special Prizes, two new ones were instituted, making a total of eight. They were:(a) Satikanta Guha Memorial Prize for the Best All-Round Pupil (Senior Category) (b) Prity Lata Guha Memorial Prize for the Best All-Round Pupil (Junior Category) (c) Arkaprabha Deb Memorial Prize for the highest aggregate in Physics and Mathematics (Classes XI & XII combined)(d) Tarak Nath Sen Memorial Prize for the highest aggregate in English (Classes XI & XII combined) (e) Utpal Dutt Memorial Prize for the highest aggregate in English (Classes IX & X combined) (f) Sanjay Sen Memorial Prize for Creative Arts (g) Pratap Mukhopadhyay Memorial Prize for the highest aggregate in History (Classes IX & X combined)(h) Kamal Kumar Majumdar Memorial Prize for the highest aggregate in Bengali (Classes IX & X combined).

The smartly dressed GHS choir then

came on stage with a repertoire of four songs, arranged by Mr A. Haldar, who also accompanied them on the keyboard along with Mr G. Sen and Mr Soham Mukherjee on the guitar, Mr Arunava Sengupta on the flute, and Mr Shuvam Ghosh on the electric pad. Ms S. Chakraborty, a music teacher of the School, sang along with the Choir on stage.The first song was Rabindranath Tagore’s Ganer Jharna Talai, followed by Time, Changer of Seasons by Boney M, and John Denver’s classic Country Roads. The Choir’s final presentation was Ye Hausla, based on the original sung by Shafqat Amanat Ali.The members of the GHS Choir were: Aishwarya Sen 11B, Samriddha Bhattacharya 12A, Aranee Gangopadhyay 11C, Koushani Datta 10F, Meghna Sanyal 10A, Abhay P.V. 10C, Anirban Datta Gupta 12A, Damini Dasgupta 11A, Ruchira Singh 11B, Aritro Ghosh 11A, Sourish Banerjee, Kausheyo Roy 12C, Sagnik Chatterjee 12A, Shubharthi Talukdar 12A, Krittika Dirghangi 9A, Abhishek Daga 10F, Arya Dattamunsi 9E, Himjhuri Roy 8D, Spandan Sarkar 12B, and Soumi Das 8E.Next came four dances, each depicting

one of the four elements – Earth, Wind, Fire, Water – that are common to both ancient Indian and Western cosmogonic theories as the basic constituents of everything in this universe.

Earth – A Dance of Joy presented Earth as the source of all life and the joy that is inherent in all acts of creation. Choreographed by Ms M. Guha Majumdar, it was set to music arranged and composed by Ricky Kej. The dancers were: Rishika Pal 12B, Aishee Ganguly 12C, Kankabati Banerjee 12B, Ishita Mallick 10D, Manjima Sengupta 11B, Manjari Sengupta 5F, Imon Ojha 8D, Jhimli Ojha 7E, Roshni Rakshit 10E, Debolina Datta 9C, Ipsa Samaddar 7D, Aditi Das 7D, Rupkatha Mondal 5C, Madhura Mondal 10A, Treena Gupta 6C, Sampriti Dasgupta 8B, Pratiti Pradhan 6C, and Dishari Chowdhury 3D.

Air is essential to life, and Wind is air in motion. It is restless, and it can be both gentle and violent, a destroyer and a preserver. Choreographed by Ms A. Sachdev, the dance made use of Kavya by Niraj Chag, Daybreak by Nitin Sawhney, and Rhythmscape by Bickram Ghosh. The dancers were: Asmita Roy 10F, Revati Asthana 10C,

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Anwesha Ganguly 8E, Kalpita Bose 7C, Suhashini Basu Roy 7F, Ahana Patra 7D, Sohalia Sengupta 6B, Adrita Dey 6B, Debanjana Chowdhury 8B, Anuska Paul 9E, Souhadri Roy Chowdhury 6B, Vishaka Chander 6B, Rhiddhit Paul 11B, Soumyajit Paul 10A, Srinjoy Chatterjee 7F, and Arpan Dasgupta 10C.

Fire, a source of heat and light, consumes and destroys, but it also purifies and dispels darkness, revealing the beauty that is all around us. Choreographed by Ms S. Das, the dance was set to a composition by the Desert Dwellers and used both classical dance forms like kathak and bharatanatyam, and modern styles.

The dancers were: Riddhima Pal 10B, Shreyangshi Raha 10F, Disha Sinha 10B, Nandini Raha 5B, Krishangi Agarwal 6B, Srija Gharami 6D, Ahana Ray 4A, Chandreyee Sarkar 3A, Ahana Majumdar 3B, and Adrija Debnath 10B.

Water flows and can take myriad forms and shapes. In it there is simplicity, there is wholeness, there is cure. Choreographed by Ms A. Sen round three pieces of music – one on the santoor by Shiv Kumar Sharma, H O by 2

Rahul Sharma, and Behne De by A.R. Rehman – the dance was performed by: Ishita Mukherjea 10F, Irina Khan 10F, Granthana Maulik 9C, Udita Pal 9B, Shivangi Sen 9B, Shinjini Palit 8F,

Soundarjyo Sen 7D, Sumedha Banerjee 7F, Bagisha Das 6C, Songbortika Ghosh 5C, Chandrabali Biswas 4B, and Kaashvi Gupta 4B.

The four elements then danced together, symbolizing the fusion that has made creation possible. This fusion then becomes a miracle as into it is breathed the soul, the soul that comes from and returns to the Eternal after life in this world ends.

The Grand Finale followed. All the participants came on to the stage and took a final bow in a shower of confetti and ‘snow’.

Each evening’s programme ended with the singing of the National Anthem.

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Rabindrajayanti

Project Partners from UK

When: 9 May 2013Where: Bus bay

Songs (solo): Soumi Das 8E,

Adreesh Joarder 5E, Rajorshi Sengupta 6A, Indrayani Bhadra 6A, Roshni Roy 7A, Soham Paul 7A, Rushati Mukherjee 7A, Srijanee Guha 7A, Rajyashree Mukherjee 7A, Shreya Chakraborty 7A, Soumi Das 8E, Rwitika Ghosh 8E, Sourashmi Basu 8E, Boudhayan Sarkar 8E, Arijit Banerjee 8F, Sarbajit Dutta 9E, Dharitri Chaudhuri 9E,

Aishwarya Sen 11B, Aranee Gangopadhyay 11C.Dances: Shriya Dasgupta 8F, Ahana Majumdar 3B,

The observance of Rabindranath’s 152nd birth anniversary by GHS pupils featured a presentation entitled Rabindranath ebong Baul Darshan. Commentary, songs, dances, recitation and a scene from the play, Phalguni, were used to demonstrate how the philosophy and music of the bauls had influenced Rabindranath.

Commentary: Ankan Nath 7B, Subha Mitra 8D, Vivek Ray Chaudhuri 8E, Sarbajit Dutta 9E, Kopai Chakraborty 10D, and Saptarshi Dutta Gupta 11A.

Boudhayan Sarkar 8E, Sourashmi Basu 8E,

Sarbajit Dutta 9E, and Aranee Gangopadhyay 11C.Songs (chorus):

Soumyajit Paul 10A,

and Samriddhi Ghosh 5A,

Sansthita Saha 3C, Chandrabali Biswas 4B, Rashi Banerjee 3A, Adrija Chatterjee 3A, Gargi Bhattacharyya 7B, Arjo Sen 7B, Anushmita Dutta 7B, Roopsa Datta 7F, Urna Bandyo-padhyay 7E, Aheli Pal 6E, Anushka Mitra 6E, Anushka Bhattacharyya 8E,

Samriddhi Sarkar 4F, Amrita Mandal 10C, and Shreya Das 5A.Recitation: ‘Janmantar’ –

‘Phalguni’ –

Ankan Nath 7B, Shubha Mitra 8D, and Vivek Ray Chaudhuri 8E

Ankan Nath 7B, Shubha Mitra 8D, and Sarbajit Dutta 9E.

Sculpture Workshop 2013

When: 17–20 June 2013Where: Audio-Visual Room

The workshop was conducted by Ms N. Ghosh Bej and Mr S. Nandi and was attended by selected pupils of Class 8. The eminent sculptor, Mr Bimal Kundu, visited the workshop on 20 June to interact with the partici-

pants and provide valuable advice. He was impressed by the pupils’ work and commented on how their inexperience worked to their advantage and resulted in innovative pieces.

Participants: Tria Chakraborty 8A, Archishman Saha 8A, Shounak Naskar 8B, Taruna Bajaj 8C, Rudraksh

Basu 8C, Roshni Singh 8C, Sayana Dhara 8D, Sagnik Ghosh 8D, Soumyadeep Basu 8E, Sourashmi Basu 8E, Ritwika Ghosh 8E, Atreyee Guha 8E, Soumili Kundu 8E, Soumyadeep Sadhukhan 8E, Titir Adhikari 8F, Durbadal Banerjee 8F, Sayak Banerjee 8F, Nabaditya Bose 8F, Sayanti Ghosh 8F, Pallavi Mitra 8F, Shinjini Palit 8F, Madhusree Seal 8F, and Anwesha Basu 8F.

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We warmly welcome the following members of staff to the GHS family:

Sharmila Sinha Computer

Barnali Chatterjee Computer

Sweta Mukherjee Mathematics

Shoumi Bose Mathematics

Anumita Banerjee Bengali

Reshma Bose Geography

Shalmoli Chaudhuri History

Manali Bose Music

Namrata Banerjee Ghosh Pre-Primary

Sohini Mukherjee Class 3

Welcome

Scouts & Guides Camps

When: 23–26 December 2012Where: Deul (near Santiniketan)

The 2nd Explorers’ Group of 40 Scouts and Guides along with 2 members of staff went for a camp to Deul, near Santiniketan. Activities included games, treasure hunts, campfires and a hike to Gorchandi Mandir. The Explorers also went to a nearby village and interviewed some families there. The icing on the cake was a Christmas party.

When: 11–12 May 2013Where: St. Lawrence High School

The Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Bulbulsof GHS participated in a summer camp at St. Lawrence High School. The participants took examinations

Guides

Scouts

Best Camper: Treena Gupta 5CBest Patrol: Crystal PatrolBest Patrol Leader: Meghna Sanyal 9ASpirit of the Camp: Rushali Mukherjee

5B

Best Camper: Ushij Chatterjee 6FBest Patrol: Pipul PatrolBest Patrol Leader: Shourjya Chowdhury

8DSpirit of the Camp: Arhan Gupta 5D

Science CampWhen: 04–08 January 2013Where: JBNSTS Campus

The camp was organized for Class 11 Science pupils. Besides offering a number of enrichment lectures and innovative activities, it gave the participants an opportunity to interact with eminent scientists and experts from various fields. P GHS (present Class12): Ronit Saha 12B, Aritra Basu 12A, Anirban Datta Gupta 12A, Sourav Das 12B, Abhishek Das 12A, Arka Roychoudhury 12B, and Anirban Mitra 12A.

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Ojoswi Kanjilal 4A was declared the champion in Boys’ Kihons (8–10 years) at the 15th National Full Contact Karate Championship, organized by Martial Art India and recognized by Shinkyokushin India.

Shrayon Tarafdar 3A was awarded a certificate and a medal by the British Council for securing A+ in Reading Challenge.

Anchit Sengupta 2E was runner-up 5 (4th Level, D1 Category) at the 6th West Bengal State Level UCMAS Abacus & Mental Arithmetic Competition 2013.

Koustav Chatterjee 4E was declared the U-10 Champion in The Telegraph School Chess Tournament held in January 2013.

Dibyarup Nath 6E was declared the Most Promising Player of the Year 2012 in the Dakshin Kolkata Sansad (DKS) Club Intra-Club Tennis Tournament held in December 2012.

Soumyakanti Das (present 9E), Archishman Saha (present 8A), and Ved Prakash Dubey (present 7F) were selected as three of the 100 Best Young Minds of Kolkata by Ei Samay, Atmadeep 2013.

Treena Gupta 6C, Soumili Konar 6B, and Vedika Halwasiya 6B won Certificates of Appreciation (Bharat Scouts & Guides) for all-round achievement and graduated from Bulbuls to Guides.

Rudraksha Das 8E won the first prize in the essay competition held by The Rotary Club (Dist. 3291) on 24 June as part of a seminar on Peace & Conflict Prevention.

in various subjects to obtain Proficiency Badges in their respective fields. Activities included fire making, clue hunting, musical quiz etc.

Best Patrol: STR FerrariBest Camper: Shounok Dutta 6E

Sanmarg Ram Awatar Gupt Pratibha Puraskar 2013This prize is awarded by the Sanmarg Foundation for outstanding achieve-ment in Hindi in ICSE & ISC Examinations.At a ceremony held at Kalamandir on 30 June, four pupils of GHS – Pratyusha Maiti 11A, Ritika Pal Chaudhuri 11A, Subhankar Paul 11B and Yashodhara Guharay 12B (2012-13) – were awarded certificates of merit and trophies for their outstanding performances.In a quiz competition held on the spot the same day, Subhankar was ranked first and won a prize of Rs 7500.

[ Total acquisitions from 01 April 2012 to 31 March 2013: English 398 Bengali 219 Hindi 3 ]

Some Recent Library Acquisitions

English (Reference Section)1. Encyclopedia of Great Explorers2. Encyclopedia of Golf Techniques3. The Apu Trilogy: Satyajit Ray and

the Making of an Epic4. PTO: Please Turn Over5. Muhammad Ali: The Unseen

Archives6. Robert Frost: a Collection of

Critical Essays7. Milton Criticism: Selections from

Four Centuries8. What is Justice? Classic and

Contemporary Readings9. The Magic Lantern: An Autobio-

graphy of Ingmar Bergman10. Wilfred Owen: Selected Letters11. The Oxford History of Greece and

the Hellenistic World12. The Eiffel Tower and Other

Mythologies13. Marxism and Literary Criticism14. The Art of Dying: Honouring &

Celebrating Life’s Passages15. Selected Topics in Mathematics16. Rabindra Chitravali: Paintings of

Rabindranath Tagore (4 vols)17. A Guidebook to Mechanism in

Organic Chemistry18. 3000 Solved Problems in Biology19. The Arden Shakespeare Complete

Works20. Bryson’s Dictionary for Writers

and Editors21. The Complete Novels of George

Orwell22. The World’s Great Speeches23. Asimov’s New Guide to Science24. The Britannica Guide to Climate

Change25. Open: An Autobiography – Andre

Agassi26. Memoirs – Tennessee Williams27. The Encyclopedia of Superstitions28. A Concise Guide to Insects29. Temples of Western India30. Something Like an Autobiography

– Akira Kurosawa31. Beauty of the Rain Forest32. The Archaeology of Ritual and

Religion (The Oxford Handbook)

33. Contemporary India34. A Companion to Gabriel Garcia

Marquez35. John Donne (The Oxford

Handbook)36. Children’s Literature (The Oxford

Handbook)37. The Oxford Mark Twain (29 vols)38. Samuel Taylor Coleridge (The

Oxford Handbook)39. Shakespeare (The Oxford

Handbook)40. Spirit of India: An Exotic Land of

History, Culture and Colour41. Spirit of China: A Photographic

Journey of the People, Culture and History

42. The World Atlas and Encyclopedia

43. World Philosophy (The Oxford Handbook)

44. Evolution: The Story of Life45. Natural Disasters and How We

Cope46. The Chaplin Encyclopedia

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