October 09 - Impressions

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Reading improves concentration and memory. A novel tells us anentire story and in order to understand this, we have to focus on itscontent. This is unlike magazines or internet posts, which contain smallmatter. Reading also requires us to remember themes, plots,characters, facts and figures.

Books have rightly been called as man’s best friends. After a stressfulday, we often find reading novels relaxing. This helps take our mindoff our own troubles. It is also a sure-shot remedy to reduce boredom.A power-cut would render the TV-watchers helpless, but the book-readers can enjoy the pleasure of reading whenever they wish to.

Along with the listed advantages, reading helps to improvevocabulary, creativity and knowledge of different cultures and

places. All these features set reading apart from other hobbies. A keenreader commands respect and will always have something to talk about,be it praise for an author’s use of language or criticism for another’slackluster story.

Reading shouldn’t be limited to comics. Today, on the book shelves of youngsters, Shakespeare, Tagore and Bronte have been replaced by J.K. Rowling, Chetan Bhagat and Dan Brown. It is to be rememberedthat books create a lasting impression on one’s mind and so it is

essential that one reads what is appropriate for the age.

-PRANAYA PRABHU (X D)

This month was full of activities not only for students but

for teachers as well. It brought with it activities and

plenty of learning experience.

We celebrated the ‘Teacher’s Day’ on 5

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September. It is the day whenthe teachers get a platform to showcase their latent potentialities infields other than academics like singing, dancing, recitation of theirpoems etc. It was also important as it came as a zephyr of a relief forteachers with hectic schedule. It also motivated them to go on doing thenoble work as each of them was felicitated for the contributions made inshaping the child’s future.



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Next in the line was Teachers’ Workshop organized by DAV EducationBoard that was designed to develop sample question papers for Maths

of classes VIII and IX. It was held from 19th Sep. to 21st Sep. TheMaths teachers and scholars from all over India participated in thisworkshop making the school campus a melting pot of creative ideas. Itwas honoured by the presence of Mr. Mohanlal, Secretary, DAVCMCand Advisor, DAV Education Board.



Mr. Mohanlal laid emphasis on the student oriented question paper inthe inaugural address. The Regional Director of Western region Mr. K BKushal in his inaugural address advocated for a student orientededucation system by minimizing the gaps in learning and bymaximizing the inputs.The workshop proved to be a tremendous success and a great learningexperience for the teachers who were enriched with the mingling andsharing of ideas.

The month also observed many teleconferences and meetings wherevarious subject teachers could express and clear their subject relatedqualms with subject experts from CBSE and could strengthen the

teaching-learning process. It provided them with an opportunity tointeract and share their learning experiences with teachers of otherschools as well.

The striking highlight of the month was ‘India’s Largest Design forGiving School Contest’ in which the street play on ‘Anti SmokingDrive’ was performed by the students of class IX in ‘Radhika BaiMeghe Vidyalaya’, Airoli. This ‘Design for Giving’ contest is part of the

‘Joy of Giving’ week which was held from 27

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Sep. to 3

rd

Oct.The participating students have come up with the problem of smokingwhich touches many lives. The contest was for only one week but thestudents have decided to continue the activity to reach out to morenumber of people and also to have a long lasting impact .

The students request all the parents to spread awareness andcontribute in bringing about the change by sending us an emailto [email protected] with the subject “ No Smoking ,Please”.







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DSOBadminton

CompetitionDist.

11th NMSAVashi

U-14 Girls winner,U-14oys-Runner

,U-17Boys RunnerU-19Girls Winner

Participants are- PushpakKhedhkar,Sanchay

Chowdhary,KinnerShah,Riya,Sanika, Zai,Nupur

T, Tejaswini, Chanak, TanmayK,Rishi Veduka

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DSO T.T

Tournament Dist.

23rd sep.09

Fr.AgnelsSchool,Vashi

U-14 Girls Runner,U-17 Girls Winner,U-19 Girls Runner,

U-19Boys Runner & Selectedfor zonal level

Participants are-Prachi Shah,Anjali K, Aaishwarya K, Komal

D, Manavi K, Karan J, RohanK, Raj Shah, Harsh K, Karan S,

Mahir s, Himanshu S, NupurW, Urvi W, Harshita K, Purva

C, Sampada S, Mashumanti B,

Tejashree , Anjali W, SiddhantP, Yash S, Harshit S, Saurin S

8Sai T.T.

TournamentDist.

23rd Sep.09Fr.Agnels

School,Vashi

U-16 Girls winnerU-16 Boys Runner

Participants are -Nupur W,

Urvi W, Anuja W, Harsh K,Karan S, Mahir S, Himansh S

9DSO Throw

BallDist.

22nd Sep.09.Rajiv Gandhi

Stadium,C.B.D.

Belapur

U-19 Boys – RunnerU-17 Boys Runner

Participants are- Anirudh M,Purvesh D, Sanjeev P,

Sandeep S, Aayush M, AlwinJ, Kamalesh R, Shrinarayan <

Pratik D, Shamak T, AakashB,, Raj G, Rushikesh G, HeranK, Aniket F, Neeraj S, Suyog

P, Deepak G

10C.B.S.E

Skating CompWestZone

20th - 23rd

Sep.09New EraSr.SchoolVadodara

Gujrat

Pranjal Shah III in-Rink Race,

II in Road Race& got selected for National

level



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