ITIHAAS - SUMMER PROGRAMMES

The extra spots have been added on for the below mentioned 2 summer programmes.

STREAM ALLOCATION : CLASS XI (2024-2025)

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• XI-A
• XI-B
• XI-C
• XI-D
• XI-E

Circular : Jal Shakti Abhiyan - Catch the Rain

 Workshop for Class XII Students on Preparing for

CUET Examination

INTRA MUN FOR CLASSES IX-XII

ENGLISH POEM RECITATION COMPETITION

Classes III to V (06 May to 14 May 2024)

REPORT ON CBSE CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME
National Education Policy (NEP 2020)

REPORT ON STUDENT VISIT TO GOONJ NGO

ENGLISH WEEK CELEBRATION 

MAY 13– 17, 2024

‘Ruskin Bond Unbound’

SHOW AND TELL ACTIVITY - CLASSES UKG-II (13TH-18TH MAY 2024)

A show and tell activity helps students develop their verbal communication skills, enhances their social skills and confidence. Show and tell activities were organised for Classes UKG-II from (13th- 18th May 2024.)

Our Kindergarteners talked about the fascinating and vibrant world of fruits and healthy eating habits.

Grade 1 students spoke on their favourite Vegetables. All the participants were very excited and waited eagerly for their turn. Charts and props prepared by the students added to the enriching atmosphere.

Our Grade 2 students presented the topic - “My favourite Toy”. The children brought different colourful objects like - dolls, teddy bear, cars, aeroplane etc. They used the props in an innovative way and described it with lot of confidence.

UKG LEMONADE PARTY

Friendly Matches: Building Skills and Bonds

PREVENTION OF HEAT RELATED ILLNESS (HRI)

POSTER MAKING ACTIVITY (07 MAY 2024)

A heat wave sometimes described as extreme heat, is a period of abnormally hot weather.

As the mercury rises, this summer, it’s extremely important for everyone to take proactive measures to keep themselves safe from the adverse effects of the heat waves,

as they can pose significant health hazards ranging from mild discomfort to severe heat-related illnesses. As per the directive of the DOE, teachers and children should be aware of measures to be taken to prevent a heat stroke or severe heat exhaustion in schools.

In view of the above, the teachers of the Junior wing, TAFS explained to the children about the potential health implications of the impending heatwaves and how we can take care of ourselves. Children of Class V made posters in class on 07 May 2024, highlighting the precautions to be taken to navigate through the sweltering summer months ahead. In the posters they showed how we must adapt our diet and hydration habits to stay cool, nourish our bodies with the right food and beverages, keep drinking water especially if outdoors or performing physical activity, wear light and loose-fitting clothing, limit outdoor activities etc. The posters were displayed in each classroom for the younger children to see and understand how to beat the heat and stay healthy.

NATIONAL LEVEL COMPETITION TO CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AMONG CHILDREN

MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION REPORT

6-7 MAY 2024

Since God can’t be present everywhere, so He created mothers

Mother’s Day is a celebration honoring mothers as well as motherhood & the maternal bond. The bond of a mother and a child is inexplicable & to celebrate this everlasting bond of love and affection our young TAFSians made creative cards for their mothers.

Our enthusiastic and adorable kindergarteners made a beautiful card with the cutout of their hand imprints decorating it with flowers and a love note for their mothers.

The amazing Class I children made creative glow worm cards with thumb prints and a heartfelt message written at the card’s back.

Our bubbly class II children went beyond imagination and created a heart shaped card which opens up into a flower attached to a paper straw.

Through these cards they expressed their gratitude and affection towards their mother.They also sang and danced on the songs dedicated to their mothers

REPORT ON CAREER WORKSHOP

The Air Force School organized  a workshop on “Emerging Careers with high demand in 2025 and beyond”. The workshop was held for students of grade XI and XIIth on on 3rd May  2024.

Mr. Ritesh Jain, from Pratham Institute was the chief speaker of the event.  He is a career counselor and an International university admission strategist. He has been in this profession for the last 16 years.

During the session he highlighted the Emerging careers in India that are expected to grow significantly in the coming years, due to factors such as technological advancements, economic growth, and changing social trends. He discussed in details some of the most promising emerging careers which include, sustainability, energy management, food and nutrition, waste management and Marine Sciences and other various career fields. He also spoke about some prominent universities and their admission criteria. At the last, their session was followed by question and answer round where all the doubts of children were cleared.

Overall, it was an enriching experience for students, they learnt about various career opportunities in their field.

Visual Art Workshop Visit at National Bal Bhawan

SUMMER COACHING CAMP 2024

The Proficiency Awards Ceremony ,TAFS,Junior Wing

(3 May 24)

Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.

The Junior School Proficiency Awards Ceremony  held on 3 May 24, was a testament to the dedication, hard work, and achievements of our students across various academic disciplines and co-curricular activities. It was a joyous occasion that celebrated excellence and served as a platform to honor the outstanding accomplishments of our students.Wg Cdr Manoj Kumar Yadav,Executive Director,TAFS graced the occasion as the chief guest.Ms. Lomina Rajiv, the Officiating Principal, who enriched the occasion, also  congratulated the award winners and the parents.

The function commenced with a prayer invoking God’s blessings,followed by the Head Mistress’ address, highlighting the significance of  holistic development.She motivated students to look beyond immediate setbacks and keep striving towards one’s goals.

Following the  address, an inspirational song sung by the choir and a vibrant dance by students of class V,depicting the life of  the fishermen community of Maharashtra, entertained the audience.

 The awards were presented across 13 different categories including academic achievement, language skills, arts, music,dance, mental math and general knowkedge. Each award recipient was called on stage individually, where they were recognized for their specific accomplishments and contributions.64 students were honoured in the ceremony.These awards not only celebrated academic excellence but also encouraged students to strive for continuous improvement in their studies and co-curricular activities.

The School Proficiency Awards Ceremony concluded with a speech by the chief guest,where he motivated the students to consistently do their best.He also encouraged parents to have an open communication with their children.A vote of thanks was proposed expressing gratitude to the students, teachers, parents, and staff who contributed to the success of the event.

As we reflect on the success of this ceremony, we are reminded of the incredible potential and promise of our students, who continue to excel and make us proud in every aspect of their school journey.

PRERANA PROGRAM

 'Without labour nothing prospers' - A salute to the efforts of the labour force.

A special assembly was conducted by Class 5 Students on 02 May 2024 to mark the International Labour Day. The support staff in any school are the unsung heroes working  behind the scenes, supporting the students and teachers with their service . They deserve a lot of credit for the work they do and the students of TAFS, Junior Wing took the opportunity to honour and appreciate their  hardwork by calling them on stage. Jeevika Mishra and Aalaina Singh, both Class 5 students,  took to the mike to express their gratitude for all that the Bhayyas and Didis do for them throughout the day. The Headmistress sensitised the students to the tireless, continuous and consistent help provided by them in making our lives comfortable and she  acknowledged the invaluable contributions made by the support staff day in, day out to keep the school running smoothly. The children presented each member of the support staff  with a small token  of their appreciation in the form of handmade Thank You cards and chocolates.The support staff too expressed their gratitude for the recognition and honour conferred on them.

SUPPORT STAFF DAY

Inter Section Volleyball (Boys)

Class VII & X

NO BAG DAY

27 APRIL 2024

Bal Bhavan Skill Training Workshop

08-12 April 2024

VISIT TO KIRAN NADAR MUSEUM OF ART