ISSUE NO. 3 Hi buddies! This new edition of Impression brings in lots of information, knowledge and loads of innovative ideas.

In this issue From the desk of the Principal

From the desk of the Student Editor

From the desk of the Teacher Editor

From the desk of Counsellor

Book Review

Health Tips

Academic Achievements

Principal’s Achievement

Teachers’ Achievements

Academic Activities

Co-curricular Activities

Sports Achievements

Workshop for Students

Workshops for Teachers

Havan

Spectacular Activities

Kids Corner

Creative Corner

Brain storming

From the desk of the Principal Good Habits of Highly Successful People There is not much difference between extraordinary people and ordinary people in terms of their mental or physical capacity. What makes few people successful and others are not? Some simple habits combined with focused discipline is the key to accomplishing big tasks. Following habits are listed below: a) Healthy Diet: We cannot go against the nature, if we, the life would be full of illness and diseases. This following seasonal diet and life- style recommendations help us to live a long, happy and healthy life.

b) Pure heart and good speech: To be highly successful, one should have pure heart and speak good things. Never think bad about people if you can't think good for them. Speak the truth and don't be selfish and manipulative.

c) Set the goals and achieve them: Setting a goal and achieving the goal are altogether different aspect. Many people spend a lot of energy in just planning. It is important to identify our immediate goals on daily basis and work hard to achieve them to get successful.

d) Get up early in the morning: One should wake up in the morning to plan and execute the plans. When you get up early in the morning, you can make body fit by exercising and having a healthy breakfast. You can plan for the day and accomplish the things on that very day itself. Spend some healthy time with your family.

e) Focus on a routine: The key terms in great people’s dictionary are discipline, routine, focus and sincerity. Planning is easy task but executing the plan is not possible by all. How can sports person be successful? They do their tasks with their routine. They focus on maintaining a schedule or routine with complete discipline and sincerity. With Regards Suruchi Kataria Principal

From the desk of the Student Editor

Mahatma Gandhi- Mahatma Gandhi is known as the father of nation. He was one of the

most loved and respected Indian leaders who fought the British in his own unique

way and helped our country attain freedom.

Unlike various other leaders of his time, Gandhiji did not resort to violent

and aggressive means to drive the British away. He took the path of truth and

non-violence and was supported by a large number of Indians. According to

Gandhiji, ‘A man is the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.’

Therefore, my dear friends. We should always think positive and follow

the path of truth.

Garima Shejal

IV A

From the desk of the Teacher Editor

The Fear

The fear inside me is real.

The fear of getting more bold and ignorant.

The fright of being more real and not fake.

No barriers would stop me in that horizon.

I would be a valiant storm destroying everything

around me.

Just rewarding my soul.

- Mrs. Nilofar Shaikh

(PRT Science)

From the desk of the counsellor

• “If a child cannot learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn”-

Ignacio Estarda

• Inclusive education is both a belief and a practice where all children learn in their local schools in classes with students their own age, all children with disabilities, gifted students, children from a wide range of racial and cultural backgrounds, and more.

• Inclusive education truly incorporates all children in an effective learning environment. All inclusion requires the understanding about various composures of every learner. A fully inclusive school enrols and effectively supports all learners, regardless of ability, tailoring learning to individual requirements and making sure those requirements are met. In inclusive schooling children bring their own unique strengths, experiences and understanding to the classroom. Society is richer when all children are valued. Inclusion is not simply about placing all students in classroomss without attending to their individual strengths, needs, and individual learning requirements, it does not demand that all students learn the same thing at the same time, in the same way, and it is not the sole responsibility of the classroom teacher. Erwin states "The true essence of inclusion is based on the premise that all individuals with disabilities have a right to be included in naturally occurring settings and activities with their neighbourhood peers, siblings and friends". Responsibility is often shared with parents and other service provider who caters to the needs of children. Everyone benefits from inclusive schooling in some way, from the children who had previously been denied inclusive schooling, other children in the class, classroom teachers, other teaching staff, the whole school community, and the community at large. Although the change in the educational environment is significant for students with disabilities, the concepts of inclusion also raise new issues for the regular classroom teacher. The teacher who seeks to provide an inclusive education often finds it difficult to cater the needs of all students at a same time. And hence parents support is required in providing with the educational and overall developmental needs. Inclusion requires contribution from all the areas of child’s life.

Book Review New Arrivals

• Rohit Sample Papers (All Subjects) for Std XII (Commerce & Science)

• Rohit Sample Papers (All Subjects) for Std X

• APC Publication (Commerce) for Std XI

• APC Publication reference books (All subjects) for Std X

• Xam Idea for STd XII ( Accounts, Economics & Business Studies)

Health Tips 1) Eat breakfast 2) Choose healthier snacks 3) Drink water 4) Grow your own vegetables 5) Eat together 6) Have fun in the kitchen 7) Be creative

Academic Achievements D.A.V. Public School Airoli has been ranked 4th by Times School Survey 2018 in National Curriculum Zone F.

Principal’s Achievements

• Citation was awarded to Mrs. Suruchi Kataria (Principal) to honour as inspiring

educators at ‘The Lalit’, Andheri on 21st Aug’18 by Rocksport.

Teachers’ Achievements

• Mr. Ajay Jayachandra has been awarded with a trophy and a certificate as the best teacher-2018 by

‘Vidhyaivya Sarvadhanam’ on National Teacher’s Day on 2nd Sept’18.

• Mrs. Pushpa Jagtap has been awarded as the best teacher by Maharashtra Seva Sangh Samiti on 8th

Sept’18

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Academic Activities

• Shruti Shailesh Khobre and Bhumi Choudhari of Std VI bagged 3rd prize in Nalanda Bharatnatyam

Nritya Niketan in Inter School Dance Competition, held at Thane.in Oct’17.

• Cleona Clard Tauro of Std IX bagged 1st position in Essay Writing Competition and was awarded

with Rs.3000/-, certificate and a trophy organized by CIDCO Fire Department during ‘Agnishaman

Seva Saptah’ 2018

Co-Curricular Activities • Nutritious food fancy dress competition was held on 19/09/18 for the students of Nursery.

• Slogan Writing and Essay Writing Activity were conducted on 25th Sept’18 for the students of Std IV

on the occasion of Paryatan Parv.

• Teachers’ Day Activity was conducted on 3rd Sept’18 for the students of Std I to Std IV.

• Ganesh Idol Making was held for the students of Std Sr.Kg to Std IV on 11th Sept’18,

• Hat Fashion Show Competition was organized for the students of Sr.Kg on 24th Sept’18

• Healthy Food Activity (Idli n Chutney) was organized for the students of Sr.Kg on 27th Sept’18.

• Vegetable Clay Moulding Competition was organized for the students of Jr.Kg on 20th Sept’18.

• Dahi Handi

Sports Achievements

• Dev Bajaj of Std V bagged bronze medals in Firewings Martial Art State Level Karate Championship

on 5th Aug’18.

• Krish Karthick of Std VII bagged 3rd position in Kata Event organized by Shotokan Karate Federation

on 12th Aug’18.

• Pranali Tambe of Std VI bagged gold medal in Kata Event, Dev Bajaj of Std V bagged silver medal

in Kata and Bronze medal in Kumite organised by Shotokan Karate Federation on 12th Aug’18.

• Vighnesh Gupta of Std X bagged gold medal in Beach-a – thon organized by NGO Beach Warriors at

Dadar under the mission Beach Drive on 12th Aug’18.

• Aditi Parab of Std X bagged bronze medal in 100 m with performance of 12.9s and silver medal in

200 m with performance of 26.3s in Maharashtra State Trial Meet under 14 yrs on 25th Aug and 26th

Aug’18 at SVJCT, Dervan.

• Divij Bhagat of Std VI bagged bronze medal in Individual Kumite and gold medal in Individual

Kata., Kiran Nayak of Std VI bagged bronze medal in Kata, Shreya Pawar of Std V bagged silver

medal in Kumite and gold medal in Kata, Chetna Nayak of Std VI bagged bronze medal in Gosoku

Ryu Kata organized by International Gosoku Ryu Karate Do Association on 20th Aug’18.

• Ganesh Chaudhari of Std IX and Arth Daware of Std VIII were selected for Zonal Levels in DSO

Chess.

• Himanshu Kishore Kote of Sr.Kg bagged gold medal in group category and silver medal in Trio

Category in Aerobics organized by 13th Sagam Maharashtra State Sports Areobics, fitness and hiphop

championship 2018 at Ahmednagar from 31st Aug to 2nd Sept’18.

• U-17 boys bagged 1st position and Ashmit Jha of Std X bagged ‘Man of the Tournament’ and in Inter

School Navi Mumbai Dist Softball Tournament at Rajeev Gandhi Stadium, CBD Belapur on 25th

Sept’18.

• U-14 boys are selected for the finals in Inter School Navi Mumbai Dist Softball Tournament at

Rajeev Gandhi Stadium, CBD Belapur on 26th Sept’18.

Workshops for students

• Workshop on ‘Fire Safety and Precautions’ for the students of Std V and

Std VI was conducted on 8th Aug’18 organised by National Burn Centre,

Airoli

• The guides appearing for Rashtrapati Award, Guide Amulya Chopade,

Kamakshi Mahajan, Aayukta Raut, Chaitra Salian, Anushree Mahajan under

the guidance of guide captain Pushpa Jagtap conducted a workshop on

FREE BEING ME on 4th August ’18.

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Workshop for Teachers

• Mrs. Suruchi Kataria (Principal) attended the workshop on ‘Reinventing Schools Talk

Series’ organized by Rocksport on 21st Aug’18.

• Mrs. Sushama Singh and Mrs. Srividya Subramanian attended, Two Day Capacity

Building Workshop for Std X for Mathematics, organized by CBSE and was conducted

by Dr. Manpreet Singh, Principal, Oyster International School, Aurangabad on 17th

Aug and 18th Aug’18.

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for English was held on 19th Sept and 20th

Sept’18 at DAV, Thane. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Std III- Std V- Mrs. Ekta Santani, Mrs. Deepali Kulkarni

➢ Std VI – Sid VIII- Mrs. Sujata Bagchi, Mrs. Sudha Chaddha, Mrs. Shymala John

➢ Std IX- Std X- Mrs. Bhagyashree.S, Ms Malkeet Kaur

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Maths was held on 26th Sept and 27th

Sept’18 at DAV, Airoli. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Std III- Std V- Mrs. Radhika W, Mrs. Jayasree. V

➢ Std VI – Sid VIII- Mrs. Priyanka Shinde,

➢ Std IX- Std X- Mrs. Lata.C

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Social Science was held on 28th Sept

and 29th Sept’18 at DAV, New Panvel. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Std III- Std V- Mrs. Nishi Gupta, Ms Shridevi

➢ Std VI – Sid VIII- Mrs. Shalini Arora,

➢ Std IX- Std X- Mrs. Sugandhi Gupta,

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Hindi was held on 28th Sept and 29th

Sept’18 at DAV, Kharghar. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Std III- Std V- Mrs. Manisha S, Mrs. Bhavana Saun

➢ Std VI – Sid VIII- Mr. Deepak Sharma, Mrs. Pratibha Yadav

➢ Std IX- Std X- Mrs. Asha Latpate

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Physical Education was held on 28th Sept

and 29th Sept’18 at DAV, New Panvel. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Mrs. Suniti Ingle, Mr. Sanjeev Mangale

• Mrs. Bhartee Mishra attended Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Economics was held on 28th

Sept and 29th Sept’18 at DAV, Kharghar.

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Std I and Std II was held on 28th Sept and 29th Sept’18 at

DAV, Kharghar. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Mrs. Akshada Shinde, Mrs. Mayuri Kurlekar

• Two Days Capacity Building Workshop for Nursery to Sr.Kgwas held on 28th Sept and 29th Sept’18 at

DAV, Kharghar. Following teachers attended the workshop

➢ Nursery and Jr.Kg -Mrs. Pooja Bhosale, Mrs. Suchita Kandale, Mrs. Geeta Warrier

➢ Mrs. Arti Pathak, Mrs. Priti Singh, Mrs. Jayshree Surve

• Ms. Zeba Shaikh attended 7 days Flock Leader Basic Training from 27th Sept’18 to 3rd Oct’18 at

Bharat Scout Guide Zilla in Thane.

• Mrs. Radhika W and Mrs. Manju Pukale attended the workshop on Maths organized by Zara

Havan Havan which is also known as Homam or Yogna was performed for the teachers.

Spectacular Activities

Report on Paryatan Parv

D.A.V. Public School, Airoli came forward to celebrate Paryatan Parv with

enthusiasm and zeal from 16th to 27th September, 2018. The ideology behind

celebration was to motivate students in activities showcasing the tourism potential

of Incredible India. The celebrations began with special assembly in which

students of classes III and IV came dressed with great enthusiasm in different

costumes depicting the tradition and culture of different countries. They dressed

in their regional attire to propagate the message of ‘Dekho Apna Desh’ followed

by regional song, speech and a poem.

Students expressed their views on ‘Tourism brings economic and

social prosperity’ and ‘Education and tourism move hand in hand in the Essay

Writing and Slogan writing Competition. They participated with mirth and wrote

slogans related to environmentally sustainable tourism. The activities conveyed

the message that living together with love and harmony provides the real essence

of life.

Principal Mrs. Suruchi Kataria congratulated and applauded the students

and staff for their meticulous planning for various activities to celebrate ‘Paryatan

Parv’.

Independence Day

15th August is a day to celebrate our freedom and reignite patriotism and

love towards our country. DAVians celebrated it with great valour.

Teachers’ Day

Teachers’ Day was celebrated on 12th Sept’18 with great enthusiasm. Teachers showcased

their talent in dancing, singing and reciting the verses from the holy books.

Kids Corner

Dahi Handi Celebration – Nursery to Sr.Kg

Bag Making Activity- Std IV

Poster Making – Std IV

Nutritious Food

Fancy Dress- Nursery

Vegetables Clay Moulding Competition (Jr. Kg.)

Ganpati Clay Moulding Competition (Sr. Kg.)

Hat Fashion Show Competition(Sr. Kg.)

Creative Corner Keep your thoughts positive

Because your thoughts become your words.

Keep your words positive

Because your words become your behavior.

Keep your behavior positive

Because your behavior becomes your habits.

Keep your habits positive

Because your habits become your values.

Keep your values positive

Because your values become your destiny.

- Mahatma Gandhi

Siddhi Jani IV-B

Brain storming

Coded Puzzle

Answer in the next edition.

Answer to the previous Ken Ken Puzzle

HASTA PRONTO

Meet you in the next edition with lots of flavor.