The School Weekly - 26th February 2018

                  LEARNING FORWARD  
                                                               POSITIVE THINKING
Positive thinking leads a man to success. One who thinks that he can achieve something will put his best to achieve, will not fetter by the problems in the path of success and will win positively. Self confidence, determination and hard work are the key factors for success. Every small or big, easy or complex problem have its solution.
Where there is a will there is a way. If you find any problem, a typical one, don't lose heart, go ahead and devote yourself fully, analyse each aspect, and get the problem solved. For a confident person, the word 'impossible ' is no where in his dictionary. Dedication, devotion to the task and positive thinking with determination have been the important factors of success of every successful person.
'A winner never quits and a quitter never wins' shows that one who constantly tries to achieve something, one who endeavours hard incessantly to achieve something, he is the winner, later or sooner, but a quitter could never be a winner.
Your biggest assets are your enthusiasm that  is enriched with your positive thinking. Never lose hope, keep smiling and be cheerful put the best possible efforts with your involvement and have confidence in you and you will be the winner. Through positive thinking one can overcome the mountains. One who always think positively even in adverse situations will always be a winner. -    -Kavita Devda/ Educator
ALUMNI
Yogendra Singh Champawat (Batch 2013) completed his hotel management from IHM Ahemdabad in 2015. Then he did his intern from Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur. Nowadays he is working as the Industrial Trainer in Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur. He was fun loving and a sports freak when he was in school. He was soft-spoken, helpful and kind in nature. He was good in Academics. He would like to give the message that you should be positive in life.

STAFF
EDUCATOR THIS WEEK: Mr. Hirender Lal/ Educator was selected as Educator this Week for his energetic and resourceful skills. He thanked all for giving him this opportunity. He said he would like to make a difference in the life of the students. He said, "Hirender Sir starts with students, Hirender Sir ends with the students."
The staff congratulated Vimmy Rajpurohit on her wedding. May God bless
PARENT THIS WEEK
Ms. Pramila Suthar M/O Vaidvee Suthar & Daksh Suthar was selected as Parent This Week. She addressed the Assembly. She appreciated the work the School was doing. She asked the students to concentrate in their studies. She said that if they would study happily by heart then they would achieve success. She also told them to work hard.
Interview
(ED: Editor, PS: Ms. Pramila Suthar)
ED: What do you do?
PS: I am a housewife.
ED: How many of your wards are studying here?
PS: Two of my wards of are studying here.
ED: Have you achieved your goal?
PS: No, I have not achieved my goal.
ED: What do you expect from your children?
PS: I except from my children that they should be well educated, good citizens and want them to achieve high positions  .
ED: What do you expect from the school?
PS:I expect from the teachers to work hard towards students and to explain everything practically..
ED: What message would you like to give to the students?
PS: I would like to give the message that they should work hard and study by heart. They should concentrate on studies
ED: What improvement have you seen in the school?
PS: I have seen that the school management has improved.
ED: How did you like  visiting the school back? 
PS: It will be a great honour for me to return back to this school if the school gives me the opportunity.
NEWS & EVENTS
Ganpat Choudhary/VIII A was selected as the Student this Week for voluntarily helping in organizing Pre-Primary Sports Day. He motivated the students to be confident and to do hard work as it leads to success.     


SPORT
Thursday, 22nd February: National Scouts and Guides Day was celebrated in the School. A Special Assembly was conducted under the guidance of Mr. Tarun Mishra. Archana Koratkar, Vinita Sirvi, Charu Vaishnav and Meenakshi Choudhary spoke and gave information about Scouts and Guides.
Mahendra Parihar, Khush Rajpurohit, Ronak Devda, Piyush Solanki, Ajay Kumar, Vinay Raj, Chirag Sharma and Aryan Sirvi showed different types of knots, how to make a ladder and a stretcher.
STUDY  
Monday, 12th February- Saturday, 24th February: Final Examination for Class IX and Class XI were conducted. After twelve days the students were feeling relieved on Saturday as their Final Examination got over. Their new classes will start from 5th March 2018. 
Thursday, 22nd February: Principal Rajeshree Shihag taught the students etiquette of using Skype, Whatsapp and Email. They were given a demo how to use headphones when on a Skype Group Call for students of Class VI-VIII was organised. Teachers will mail worksheets, study material, videos etc. for better learning.    

The School Weekly - 19th February 2018

LEARNING FORWARD
 COMPASSION
Compassion is the feeling of sympathy and understanding each other. Compassion is necessary for all and it plays a pivotal role in the life of teachers. It helps the teachers to understand their students well and create an happy atmosphere in the school campus. Many teachers believe that taking a strict approach towards their students is best. But this is not fruitful. It gives poor results and students build a negative impression of their teacher. They are scared of such teachers and are even scared to ask questions. But on the other hand a compassionate teachers class is lively. The students love and respect their teacher and they start trusting their teacher. They feel free to share their problems with their teachers. The simplest way to show that you care for your students is to motivate and praise them. The teacher can talk privately aside with those who do not feel free to share their problems in the classroom. A teacher should not humiliate or hurt his students feelings. A compassionate teacher is one who does not hold any grudge against his students and forgives him for his mistakes. Love, care, understanding, forgiveness, trust and respect given by a teacher helps his student to be free of stress and leads to him to success.- Bharti Rao/ Educator
ALUMNI
Interview
(ED: Editor & MR: Mayur Singh Rathore)
ED: What is your name?
MR: My name is Mayur Singh.
ED: Which was your batch year?
MR: My batch year was 2015-2016
ED: Who were your batch mates?
MR:  My batch mates were Bajrang Singh, Deepak Udawat, Mamta Chouhan, Vaishali Rao, Kushagra Singh etc.
ED: Who was your best teacher?
MR: My best teacher were Mr. Krishan Gopal, Mr. Byju Joseph, Mr. Suresh Negi, Mrs. Bharti Rao and Mrs. Prerna Rathod.
ED: Have you ever participated in any activities, tournaments?
MR: Yes, I participated in Volleyball and Basketball Tournaments
ED: What are your present qualifications?
MR: I am doing Hotel Management. I have done Housekeeping and Front Office. Nowadays I am doing my Intern in Food & Beverages from Lila Palace, Udaipur.
ED: What was your experience at Fabindia School?
MR:  I can only say that I miss my schooldays and my teachers a lot.
ED: Will you like to give any message to your juniors, school, or friends etc.?
MR:  Yes, I would urge juniors to focus on their studies, abide the rules and regulations of the school and to be more professional.
STAFF
Tuesday, 13th February- Wednesday 14th February: Educators had two days PLP Session in which they had their HOD Meetings. They discussed their final exam question papers, its format, syllabus mapping etc. 
Saturday, 17th February: Educators had their HOD Meeting in which they discussed their Revision Schedule which they are going to carry out in their classes two weeks before their Final Examination.
EDUCATOR THIS WEEK: Tarun Mishra/Educator appreciated for his hardwork and dedication in organising the Annual Sports Meet. He motivated the students to concentrate and find solutions to resolve problems. He quoted, "Necessity is the mother of invention."
Krithika Rao/ Educator appreciated for her sincerity and hard work. She motivated the students by telling them to be positive.
Staff wished Ms. Monica Vaishnav a Happy Birthday. May God bless her and best wishes for her future.
NEWS & EVENTS
Chirag Sharma/VIII A was selected as the Student this Week for voluntarily helping in organizing Pre-Primary Sports Day. He motivated the students to be self-reliant, have courage and to be self confident.
Saturday, 10th FebruaryMr Vijay Mahajan CEO of BASIX, a pioneer in micro finance and rural livelihood development visited the school. He interacted with the students of Class XI and XII Commerce and asked them what type of World and India they would imagine in 2050? The students responded with different and innovative answers.
Monday, 12th February: Final Examination for Class IX began that day and Final  Examination for Class XI began from Wednesday.
Thursday, 15th February: The team with the teachers who had gone to Delhi to receive the "School Change Maker Award" was called on stage to share their experiences. Principal called the Admin Staff, Teachers and students who had contributed in the Green School Program on stage. The Principal thanked everyone including the support staff for their contribution; for this would have not been possible without their support. 

Our school received the "Change Maker" School Award among 1200 schools of the entire country in "The Green School Programme" conducted by "Centre for Science And Education". We were proud as after the struggle and hard work of three years we received the award this year, among the first four "Best Change Maker Schools". On this occasion Trustee and Architect of the School Mr. Ravi Kaimal also attended the function. There two of us spoke about the changes brought by our school like rooftop rainwater harvesting system, installation of solar panel of 13.5 kw by which the school reduced the usage by 90%. There we also participated in the Science Exhibition and Sit And Draw Competition. We learnt a lot over there and made memories too. On 7th February the excursion trip started. It included six schools(2 Teachers and 6 Students from each school).
We visited the following places in Delhi
Aravali Biodiversity Park, Goonj Resource Centre, Sulabh International Museum, Indira Paryavaran Bhawan. On 10th February we visited The Green School: Moti Lal Nehru School of Sports, Sonipat, There we learnt about various waste management systems, Sewage Treatment Plant(STP), Water Treatment Plant,etc. At the Biodiversity we saw and learnt about the different types of plants (Flora) and their medicinal values. We also learnt about the life processes of Fauna. 
Overall it was a wonderful experience, and we became more aware about our environment.
"The Earth does not belong to us,
We belong to the Earth.".- Muskan Rathod /XI (S)
Friday, 16th February:  On Friday evening the School bid Farewell to Class XII. Class XI organized the show. Class XII and the staff were invited for the farewell party. In a heart-warming the farewell party started with Principal lighting of the candles of the outgoing students. She passed by each student lighting their candle with a personal message and advise to each student; signifying good wishes and light of knowledge in their world. The host class performed dances and organised games for Class XII.  Gifts were presented to the winners of the game. The students were presented with mementos as a mark of blessing and remembrance.  
Saturday, 17th February:  Treasure Hunt was organised for the students of Class VI-VIII. They enjoyed a lot and were successful in finding the treasure with the help of the clues. 
Students v/s Parents Cricket Match was organised Both the teams played enthusiastically. Mr. Krishan Gopal was the commentator of the match. Parents won the match by nine runs. 
Parents Teacher Meeting was organised for the students of Class Nursery - VIII, X & XII. About 30% of the parents attended the meeting. They discussed and gave their feedback.

The School Weekly - 12th February 2018

LEARNING FORWARD
Education vs. Learning
Education can be defined as the process through which a society passes on the knowledge, values and skills from one generation to another. Learning can be defined as the acquiring of new skills, knowledge, and values. Both learning and education have a great influence on the mind and character of an individual. However, learning is the basic instinct possessed by all individuals, and, on the other hand, education is acquired by individuals. On the contrary, learning is the process of adopting knowledge, values and skills. Learning is said to be an on going process. An individual is always learning, from his birth till his death. Education is something that one gets at some point in their life. If learning is an informal process then education is a formal process. Education is something that one gets from a school or university; education is related to classroom learning, and some other set standards. On the contrary, learning evolves at the personal level, for which there are no set standards. A tutor imparts education, whereas an individual learns from his surroundings. Learning is knowledge gained through experience, and education is knowledge gained through teaching. Education can be said to be well organized, whereas learning is something that is related to an individual’s perception. - Gajendra Mewara/ Educator
ALUMNI
Interview
(ED: Editor & RC: Rishiraj Singh Champawat)
ED: What is your name?
RC: My name is Rishiraj Singh Champawat.
ED: Which was your batch year?
RC: My batch year was 2014-2015
ED: Who were your batch mates?
RC:  My batch mates were Shinu Philip, Krishnapal Singh, Bhavesh Soni, Lokhraj Sandhu etc.
ED: Have you ever participated in any activities, tournaments?
RC: Yes, I was an active cricket player and also a football player
ED: What are your present qualifications?
RC: I am studying MBBS. at International School Of Medicine ISM, Bishkek Kyrgyz Republic
ED: What was your experience at Fabindia School?
RC:  School helped me form my foundation, I still remember those days when I used to bunk classes with my friends and play on the ground whole day and my teachers chasing me to the class .
ED: Will you like to give any message to your juniors, school, or friends etc.?
RC:  Yes, I would urge juniors to focus on their studies as well as other activities..
STAFF
Wednesday, 7th February: Mrs. Rajeshree Shihag, Principal took a session on the book "Whatever it takes". Points discussed by the Educators by were as follows:
Thought process of video clipping- improve certain areas of concern.
Department wise videos to be shown as way of teaching is different in different subjects.
Disadvantages and advantages of videos. Planned classes, students will not be pointed out, syllabus will be completed on time. 
Thursday, 8th February: Strategy of video recording was discussed in the PLP. Arrangements will be done in the classes that everyone comes in the video and we have a clear video. Functioning of mobile is proper or not before recording the session was discussed. Clear video clips to be taken. Necessary things to come in video. Voice modulation. Evidence to share with each other.
Educators were shown videos: 1. An Ideal Education. 2. Do Schools Kill Creativity.
AVI & ICN volunteer to work with other Schools to deliver better and have PLP sessions in other Schools.
Friday, 9th February: The Annual Budget was shared, discussed and approved under the guidance of Chairman, Mr. Sandeep Dutt, Principal Ms. Rajshree Shihag , Admin Head, Mr. Sandeep Singh with the Board Members and SMC Members.
Staff wished Mr. Byju Joseph a Happy Birthday. May God bless him and best wishes for his future.
                                            GRANDPARENT THIS WEEK
Mr. Bansilal Parihar GP/O of Yug Bhati/ VIII gave a motivational message in the school assembly to be focused in life and understand the role of being punctual with every aspect of life. He shared with children to be extraordinary, by doing simple things in an extra ordinary way. To set example he related a story of J. C. Bose, who was an energetic and overactive person. One day his father called him and told him to bring a magnifying glass and piece of paper and asked him to concentrate on the paper but J.C. Bose did not concentrate on the  paper and did not understand  what was happening. Then he asked his father what he was trying to explain. His father took the magnifying glass and paper and concentrated on the paper. After some time he sees a hole in the paper because of the sunlight. His father told him that he wanted him to concentrate on one thing and save time and not waste time to do other things then  only we can get success be punctual and concentrate on things.
                                                                     Interview
[ED:Editor, BPR: Bansilal Parihar]
ED: What do you do?
BPR: I work in Mutual Funds as an adviser and I  have joined in people in many schemes.
ED: How many of your wards  are studying here?
BPR: My grandson Yug Bharti/VIII B and Shivangi Bhati from previous batch.
ED: Have you achieved your goal?
BPR: No, I have not achieved my goal. The goal is like mirage, it cannot be reachable.
ED: What do you expect from your children?
BPR: They should excel and to be top achievers
ED: What do you expect from the school?
BPR: Best results in every field like academics, sports etc.
ED: Would you like to visit the school again ?
BPR: Yes, whenever you call I will reach and be here
NEWS & EVENTS
Monday, 5th February: School celebrated its Social Science Week. A number of activities were carried out in the Assembly. Students gave speeches on famous personalities; democratic rights, information about civilizations, wars and interesting facts. Mrs. Kusum Sharma gave some important information about Social Science.
Day 1: Monday 5th February
Neetu Deora/IX/GH: Spoke about importance of Social Science.
Shruti Rajpurohit/IX/TH: Spoke about Democratic Rights.
Kreena Rao/IX/DH: Spoke about Right to Equality.
Uma Choudhary/IX/TH: Spoke about Right to Freedom.
Krisha Dave/IX/GH: Spoke about Right to Freedom of Religion.
Diksha Choudhary/IX/GH: Spoke about Right against Exploitation.
Ritu Chouhan/IX/RH: Spoke about Constitutional Remedies.
Mansi Choudhary/IX/DH: Spoke about Cultural and Educational Rights.
Day 2: Tuesday 6th February 
Iphita Rathore/ VIII A/RH: Spoke some facts on India
Class VIII students role-played a skit  on "Dandi March".
Day 3: Wednesday 7th February 
Class VII Students role-played a skit on Election of Local Self Government
Day 4: Thursday 8th February 
Ipshita Rathore/VIII A/RH: Quizzed the Assembly.
Kritika Rajpurohit/VII/RH: Spoke about S.St facts. 
Priyanka Deora/VII/RH: Spoke about facts.
Tanish Choudhary/VI A/TH: Coastal Plains. 
Riya Vaishnav/VI A/DH: The Great Indian Desert and The Peninsular Plateau of India. 
Dhruv Kumar/VI A/RH: Northern Plains.
Meenakshi Sirvi/VI A/DH: The Northern Mountain Range of India.
Day 5: Friday 9th February 
Class VIII students role-played a skit on lunar eclipse and solar eclipse 
Wednesday, 7th February: The strong vision of The Fabindia School which was seen 25 years ago of being a Green School is at last fulfilled. The School has been awarded the School Change Maker Award from 1200 schools of the entire country. It is among the first four Best Change Maker Schools. 
The other recipients were Delhi Public School Patna (Bihar), Kendriya Vidyalaya Army Cantt Pangode (Kerala), Kendriya Vidyalaya Ottapalam (Kerala) and Motilal Nehru School of Sports (Haryana).

This year, 2,863 schools from 29 states and five Union territories registered for the GSP environmental audit. Of these, 1,193 schools submitted their completed audit reports to CSE. The auditing was done on various parameters including resource efficiency, low water use, energy efficiency, low waste generation, harvesting and recycling of water, and providing a healthier space for its occupants as compared to a conventional building.
Six students of Class XI escorted by two teachers went to attend the GSO Award Ceremony organised at Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The students put up an exhibition and participated in the sit and draw competition. During this visit the students visited the Aravali Biodiversity Park, Goonj Resource Centre, Sulabh International Museum, Delhi, Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Delhi and Green School: Moti Lal Nehru School of Sports Rai, Sonipat, Haryana.
Congratulations to The Fabindia fraternity!

The School Weekly - 5th February 2018

            LEARNING FORWARD
                        CONCENTRATION                                                                                                   
Concentration means to focus on one particular thing. For teaching and learning concentration is very important. Without concentration on anything we cannot get success in any work we are doing. A child who is not able concentrate on his studies cannot succeed in his/her work.
If anyone does his work and pays attention towards his work he/she can surely get success. A person whose mind is concentrated receives inspirations in his work and his thinking. Concentration has many uses and benefits. It assists in studying, improves the memory and helps in focusing on a task, achieving goals more easily and efficiently. When the ability is strong, the mind obeys you more and does not engage in negative thoughts or worries.
To develop the power of concentration we need to train or exercise your mind. Concentration increases your memory and it gives us inner happiness. It helps to increase our ability to do our work effectively and we surely get success in our work. Concentration is the key of success. -Ayesha Tak/ Educator


ALUMNI
Lakshit Mathur ( Batch 2015) is doing BTech. in Computer Science from Arya College of Engineering and IT. Jaipur. He passed his XII Science Math in 2015. Then he joined the Arya College and is doing his B.Tech. in Computer Science. He was a sincere and loyal student. He participated in both Sports and Co-curricular activities and was good in Academics.He loved to play football.  He was confident and a great support to everyone. He misses his classmates a lot and remembers his old days in school. 

                             STAFF
Tuesday, 30th January- Wednesday, 31st January: Staff had PDP Session Mr. Ajay Vijaywargi read out a thought ‘Hoarding Knowledge like Property ' from the book “Can We Teach a Zebra Some Algebra “by Debashis Chatterjee”. Mr. Krishen Gopal read out a thought "प्रथम प्रयास मे ही सही काम करे " from the book "आइसक्रीम  à¤®ेकर" à¤¸े à¤¸ुबीर  à¤šौधरी I Educators then discussed their opinions, gave their views and uploaded a writ up with graphics and photo in Ice Cream Maker. 
Staff wished Ms. Ayesha Tak, Mr. Krishan Gopal and Mr. Tarun Mishra a Happy Birthday. May God bless them and best wishes for their future.

PARENT THIS WEEK
Mr. Gulabram Choudhary F/o Ganpat Choudhary /VIII A was selected as Parent This Week. He addressed the Assembly. He appreciated the work the School was doing. He was happy that his wards were studying in this school. He said that he as a Parent  he is going to see to his ward's studies but he expected the Staff to also pay attention on the students. 

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Interview
(ED: Editor, GC: Gulabram Choudhary)
ED: What do you do?
GC: I work in LIC.
ED: How many of your wards are studying here?
GC: Four ward of mine are studying here.
ED: Have you achieved your goal?
GC: Yes I have achieved my goal.
ED: What do you expect from your children?
GCThey should work hard and make us proud.
ED: What do you expect from the school?
GCI expect from the school to provide all facilities to  the students that they need for their all round development.
ED: What message would you like to give to the students?
GC: I would like to give the message that they should work hard and should take part in all activities.
ED: What improvement have you seen in the school?
GC: I have seen that the school management has improved.
ED: How did you like  visiting the school back? 
GC: It will be a great honour for me to return back to this school if the school gives me the opportunity.
SKILL
COURAGE
Courage is the ability to do something without fear and act bravely. Many peoplesacrifice their lives for their country. Great persons are remembered for their courage and sacrifice. Courageous people are not scared of anyone. they are confident and they complete their task without any fear.- Varun Malviya/VIII A
NEWS & EVENT
SPORT



Saturday, 3rd February: Pre Primary students were seen preparing for the Sports Day for a week. Sports Teacher Mr. Tarun Mishra was working hard to make the Sports Day a grand celebration. Students, Support Staff and Sports teacher were seen preparing the ground and tracks for the celebration on 3rd February.  The Chief Guests for the function were Mr. Tejaram Meena, Sarpanch Boya, Mr.
Sandeep Singh, Admin Head and Mrs. Bharti Rao, AcademicDean. In a solemn opening ceremony AD Mrs. Bharti Rao declared the Meet Open; the Pre Primary School March Pasted; Admin Head Mr. Sandeep Singh lighted the Sports Torch that was in Chirag Sharma's/ VIII A hands.

 In turn Krishnapal Choudhary ran with it on the track while Alveera Khan, Vratika Sirvi, Harsvardhan Singh took the torch and completed the auspicious round to start the Sports Day. Mrs. Kavita Devda administered the solemn oath to the House with the students taking the oath with her. Students presented Aerobics. Various field and track events put the students in high spirit, each house members cheered for the students.

Track events like 20 M, field events like obstacle race, ball-picking game, fun race etc. were organised . Musical Chair and Balloon Fight was organised for the Parents Thanks to all those parents who came to witness the events. 

The Parents gave away certificates and medals for the events. Thanks to all for giving away the medals and certificates to our winners. The whole event was anchored by Chanchal Choudhary/ XI and Kirti Malviya/XI. Mrs. Bharti Rao gave Vote of Thanks. Sports Meet ended with the declaration of the Principal Rajeshree Shihag to close Annual Sports Meet. It was a great day for all.                                           
                                                                             STUDY  
Monday, 29th January: Pre Board II for Class XII and X were conducted. Board Practical Exams were conducted through the week for both Science and Commerce stream. Students are working hard to give their best. Best of luck for their exams.

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