PODARITEYear: 1 | Volume: 3 (Feb-Mar) | Published on March 15, 2019

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Correspondent: Sawali Jadhav

In order

Podar I n t e r n a t i o n a l S c h o o l Baramati organised the science, math and SST exhibition for the students of Grade I to IX on Thursday,

th28 February 2019. Inspired, encouraged and motivated by the teachers, the budding innovators of PIS Baramati displayed different models and experiments with great enthusiasm and excitement. The even t p rov ided a p la t form for sc ient i f ic exploration and innovation for the future scientists. The

to mark the discovery of the Raman effect by Indian physicist and Nobel Laureate Sir C. V. Raman,

science department of PIS Baramati worked on these lines to put up an exhibition on 28 February 2019. The exhibits spanned on the three branches of science - Biology, Chemistry and Physics along with Mathematics and Social Science. The programme was inaugurated by Principal Manohar Mahajan. The exhibits presented by the budding innovators were indeed eye openers on various topics related to Green Energy, Innovation in Transport , Communication, Agriculture, Technology, Bio- diversity, Community Health , Environment and Mathematical Modeling.

Students came up with various working and non-working models, charts and m a g i c a l e x p e r i m e n t s . Working Models on modes of transports to Hydraulic lifts and Cranes, Models from Importance of Yoga to Wastewater Treatment Plant, Magical experiments like Water Bottle Fountain, Bubble inside bubble, Infinity Mirror and Non-Newtonian fluid created the special attraction. With an endeavor to promote scientific attitude among the budding young researchers , this exhibition was one of its kind. The j u d ge s a p p l a u d e d t h e students for their novel ideas which would help the world to become a much better place to live in. Principal Mr. Mahajan thanked all the participating students and t e a c h e r s o f S c i e n c e , Mathematics and Social sciences for making this event a success and appreciated their novel projects. The three winners each from the three different groups such as Junior, Middle and Senior w e r e f e l i c i t a t e d w i t h certificate of merit.

‘Podar School Exhibition’ sets stage for budding innovators

Ishani outshines at International Cyber

Olympiad

Ishani Singh outshines at International Cyber Olympiad (ICO) by s e c u r i n g 2 1 s t R a n k a t International Level and 11th Rank at National Level.

(III- Dynamic)

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Srushti excels at Statelevel Water Cup

Competition

Srushti Borate achieved Fourth Rank at State Level Water Cup Competition held at Pune. She has received the books of worth Rs. 15000 as a prize.

(VI-Excellent)

Student led conference encourages students @ PJK

tudent led conference is a three-way conference Sthat take the form of a

conversation among the student, parents and the

teacher. It offers s t u d e n t s a n opportunity to share with their g rowth as a learner to the parents. They showcase their progress and achievement,

a n d demonstrate a conceptual understanding of their d e v e l o p m e n t a s a n i n d e p e n d e n t l e a r n e r s .

rdAccordingly, on 23 Feb.

stduents of Jr.KG and Sr.KG took charge of the student-led conference. They shared their learning with the parent. D u r i n g s t u d e n t - l e d conference, the teachers remain stationed to support s t u d e n t s d u r i n g t h e i r presentation and to brief the parents at the end of the conference. It avails an opportunity for teachers, as well as parents, to see and hear how much the students have learned at the end of the year!

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Students’ Creative SpaceStudents’ Creative Space

Make India again 'Golden sparrow'

Develop broad outlook at narrow

Little India 'developed nation'

Remove word 'developing'

Make top and superpower of word

As no need of others’ helping

Leave to take 'Borrowed power trend'

Learn from history

English can't be our friend

Credit not succeed in long run

Brighten socialism, secularism suns

Throw down hate and terrorism guns.

Sandhyarani Pardeshi (VII-Dynamic)

Dream for India

Friendship is a promise To keepIt should be in our soul Very deepIn a place where no one Can peepIt's a thing that makes A heartThing that never HurtsA is life nothing Beside a Fellow nerd

Sharwil Bhujbal (VII Excellent)

Vaishnavi Wagh(IV-Excellent)

Daksh Pahade(V-Excellent)

Budding singers brought laurels at State Level Singing Exam

The proud singing maestros Rucha Shinde (Grade

VIII), Prasanna Gadhave (Grade VIII), Tanvi

Dobhada (Grade VII), Mugdha Dobhada, and Arna

Bhandare ( Grade V) brought laurels at state level

Classical Singing Exam organized by Akhil Bhartiya

Gandharv Mahavidyala, Mumbai. In all 757 students

participated for the exam. Mt. Prasanna, Ms.

Mugdha, Ms. Rucha and Ms. Arna passed the

'Praveshika Pratham' Exam with first Class and Ms.

Tanvi passed the 'Praveshika Purva' with flying

colours. Mr. Sanket Barge, the music teacher guided

the students.

The Proud Podarites bagged a

crown of laurel at 'Spellathon

India contest by winning gold

medals at the State Level. In

all 46 students got qualified

for the national level that will

be held in the last week of

February.

'Spellathon India 'contest is

set to trigger the knowledge of

spellers of Grade I to IX. The

students were able to bear the

palm in the competition by

the tint of their consistent and

organized hardwork. During

this journey students dealt

with 'Inter-school Level'

where they successfully cut

the Gordian knot of 'State

Level'. The proud spellers are

set for the Herculean task for

the 'National Level'. All the

w a y t h r o u g h t h e

examination, students keep

abreast of rules of spelling

formation, rules of grammar,

etc. by solving various levels.

The questions are designed in

an innovative way which

assess their talent, improve

reasoning ability and cultivate

analytical thinking along with

logical thinking. It helps in

b r a i n s t o r m i n g a n d

confidence building. They

aspire to be better in language

competency.

Pranjal V.Sapre, Devansh G.

Panhale, Aadya A. Thorat,

Vi b h u n e s h R a j , Ve d a n t

S.Taware, Ishwari N. Mhetre,

M a h e s h a r i P. M u s k e,

Damayanti M. Tupe, Anvi S.

Kulkarni, Gargi D. Jagtap,

Krutika M. Gandhi, Angad

B. Sawant, Shrot U. Jadhav,

Pranav V. Raut, Amruta D.

Bansode, Alisha V. Raj, Alina

V. Raj, Prathamesh B. Shinde,

Aditya H. Kale, Samarveer S.

Jadhavrao, Dnyaneshwari N.

Gaikwad, Shriraj R. Chavan,

S w a r a j R . C h a v a n ,

Monishree Reddy N, Ishani

Singh, Varada V. Madane,

Cha i t anya A. Sh inde,

Tejaswini S. Nalawade,

Aryan S. Gawade, Suchiet S.

Wali, Mayank S. Jagtap,

Aditya S. Gauraje, Vedant D.

T h o m b a r e , P a r t h K .

Kalumali, Satyam S. Narute

Janhavi D. Mahadik, Sai S.

Yadav, Mayur D. Pise,

Darshna R. Dhoka, Akshat P.

Na le, P ra jak ta Prav in

Choughule, Digvijay P. Mule,

Radhika V. Madane, Aarya

L. Gaikwad, Swanand A.

Bhunje and Snasha D.

Bhosale are the proud spellers

who qualified for national

level spellathon. Sunita

Tathe, HOD (English) guided

the students.

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Podarites outshine at state level Spellathon

1. Rishi Kumar Shukla, who has been appointed the new Director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), is from which state?

Who has been appointed as the new Nepalese ambassador to India?

Who is the recipient of K.Veeramani Award for Social Justice 2018?

Behrouz Boochani, who won the Australia's richest literary prize, is from which country?

Who has become the first Asian woman cricketer to play hundred T20Is?

Which of the following states has recently declared Indus river dolphin as the state's aquatic animal?

Which state government has launched the 2nd phase of Pasupu- Kumkuma scheme?

The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival (KGAF-2019) has started in which of the following cities?

The World Heritage Centre (WHC) would be set up at which of the following states?

Which of the following teams has won the Kochi Area Pulling Regatta 2019 ?

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Submit your answers

before 20-Mar-2019 to

Mr. Mahadev Gaikwad.

Lucky Winner will get

Fabulous Prize

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EDITORIAL BOARD

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PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL,

BARAMATI

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Published by:

Executive Editor: Ms. Yogita Kadam

Staff Editors: Ms. Madhuri Kshirsagar, Ms. Sunita Tathe, Mr. Mahadev Gaikwad,

Ms.Pallavi Gawali, Ms. Vaishali Jadhav

Student’s Editor: Mast. Pranav Nimbalkar | Student’s Sub-Editor: Miss. Arya Jagtap

Correspondents: Ms. Janhavi Mahadik (Gr-IV), Ms. Aditi Lagad (Gr-V),

Ms. Avneet Kaur (Gr-VI), Ms. Sawali Jadhav (Gr-VII)

Ms. Palak Pahade (Gr-VIII), Ms. Simran Dhumal (Gr-IX)

Principal, Podar International School, Baramati

MONTHLY SCHOOL CHRONICLE

CROSSWORD : Collocations

Down

1. _____ and groom

2. Number

3. Shirt and ______

4. Superlative ending

5. Ma and ______

7. A large group of people

8. One time

9. Examination

11. You and me

13. I have

15. Part of the leg

18. Automibiles

19. _____and fiction

20. Part of plant that comes

from roots and supports

the flower and leaves

21. Fastens with the rope or

cord

22. Colour

24. Article

26. Chew and swallow

28. each (abbreviations)

30. Southeast (Abbreviations)

Across 1. Bread and ______

6. ______ and hers7. Hat and ______

10 Comeback12 Cease to live14. Shoes and _____16. Always; at any time17. Past tense of ‘go’20. Past tense of ‘sit’

22. Exist23. Preposition25. Test

27. Macaroni and _____29. Country in North

America 31. A group that works or plays together 32. Short and ______

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Winners of School ExhbitionScience Exhibition:

Group: A (Grade I & II) 1. Kedar Pisal, 2. Arya Shinde, 3. Monishree Reddy Group: B (Grade III & V) 1. Abhimanyu Sali 1. Prathmesh Pokharkar, 2.Mugdha Dobhada, 2. Aditi Ladad, 3. Ishani Singh, 3. Maithili ZagadeGroup: C (Grade VI & IX) 1. Kavya Chavan, 1. Satvik Raut, 2. Ved Patil, 2. Atharv Patil, 3. Swayam Ghalme, 3. Yashraj Phadtare

Math Exhibition: Group: A (Grade I & II) 1. Sarayu Gaikwad, 2. Japleen Kaur, 3. Vishwaraj GhadageGroup: B (Grade III & V) 1. Hassi Bogawat, 1. Rutuja Bhunje, 2. Shravani Kale, 2. Maahi Tilekar, 3. Geet Bhadane, 3. Saee SawantGroup: C (Grade VI & IX) 1. Janhavi Taware, 1. Samruddhi Tithe, 2. Rehan Inamdar, 2. Pratik Lakade, 3. Yash Doshi, 3. Pranav Dudhe

SST Exhibition: 1. Jashan Bogal, 1. Shahid Ansari2. Geetraj Khade, 2. Harsh Nalawade3. Atharv Chougule, 3. Mayur Chormale