Friday, 13 February 2015
Thursday, 12 February 2015
FOLK TALE ACTIVITY
FOLK TALE ACTIVITY
In collaboration with British
Council ISA, our school conducted various activities to develop our students at
a global level. One of them was the 'Folk Tale Activity' which had two sections
of activities.
First section of this activity was
exchanging folktales and enactment of the same by the students. For this, our
partner school was AGONA ASAFO CATHOLIC BASIC SCHOOL, from Ghana. We gave them our
Indian folk tale ‘The Magical Drum’ with all the necessary requirements and in
return they provided us with the African folk tale of their culture – ‘The Happy Man’. Students of our school enacted the same with great enthusiasm.
Second section of this activity was
mutually selecting a folk tale and enacted of the same according to one’s own
culture. For this, our partner school was HSHIMI PREP BOYS SCHOOL 1 from
Jordan. We both selected a folk tale ‘The Long Names’ and the same was enacted by the student beautifully.
This activity, in short gave an opportunity for the students to know about the culture of different countries and to make the cultural bond stronger.
The above pictures are from the enactment "The Happy Man"
Below are the pictures from the enactment - "The Long Names"
Friday, 30 January 2015
Sports Activity - Cricket Quiz
A Cricket Quiz based on the evolution of Cricket was
conducted in the school auditorium in which four teams comprising students of
VIII to XI took part. The audience also felt themselves involved in the
activity as they were passed the unanswered questions of each team. All
students and teachers enjoyed this activity very much.
Sports Activity-Cricket
Collage on the evolution of cricket in India, West Indies and England. This activity allowed the students across three standards that is class VIII, IX & X to explore the interesting historical facts about the Cricket and then three groups of some students arranged those collected facts into a very artistic way on three different boards
Thursday, 29 January 2015
Alternative Systems of Medicine
British council 1 from stteresa
The four Medicine systems that is Ayurveda, Unani,
Acupuncture and Homeopathy are compared and analysed in terms of their origin ,
Principles, flaws, methodology etc. This project enriched the teachers ,
students about the strengths and attributes of these medicine systems. The
different medicine systems can be applied and used for different types of
diseases. Though the mode of action is different but the baseline objective is
to maintain, sustain, regain the health up to its optimum. All the activities whether
collage,discussion,debate,interviews exceptionally the interview and visits to
different places and experts had been very interesting and enjoyable
experience.A power point presentation added up aroma to the whole.
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