CBSE is committed to preparing students for success not only in exams but also in life by integrating life skills, technology, and value education into their learning. To support this mission, CBSE issues circulars that align with the academic curriculum while promoting holistic development through creativity, critical thinking, and social awareness. By participating in various initiatives, students are exposed to real-world issues and cultural events, which fosters a sense of responsibility and civic consciousness. These programs also help cultivate essential life skills and instill values such as teamwork, leadership, and empathy. Ultimately, CBSE’s structured activities empower students to become well-rounded individuals, equipping them to confidently navigate future challenges.
SUGAR AWARENESS INITIATIVE
In support of CBSE’s initiative to address rising sugar consumption among students, MBS International School, Sector 11, Dwarka, organized activities to promote healthier dietary habits. ‘Sugar Awareness Boards’ were placed across the campus to inform students about recommended sugar intake, sugar content in common foods, and healthier alternatives.Two awareness workshops were also conducted. On 11 July 2025, Dr. Meena addressed Classes III to V, highlighting the harmful effects of excessive sugar and encouraging simple healthy habits. On 14 July 2025, Ms. Harshita and Mr. Abhishek from Max Hospital interacted with Classes VI to XII, focusing on heart health and lifestyle risks linked to high sugar intake.The initiative helped students understand the impact of sugar on their well-being and motivated them to make healthier choices.
Tree Plantation Drive
MBS International School, Sector 11, Dwarka, organized a Special Tree Plantation Drive on 30 July 2025 for students of Classes VI to VIII as part of the Tree Plantation 2025–26 initiative and Hariyali Teej celebration. The activity aimed to build environmental awareness and encourage students to engage in sustainable practices. During the event, students planted around 206 saplings within the school premises, contributing to the overall target of 350 plants. The drive offered hands-on learning about plant care while helping students understand the value of conservation. Their enthusiastic participation reflected teamwork, responsibility, and a genuine interest in protecting the environment.The event also encouraged students to observe the growth of the plants they nurtured, helping them stay connected to nature beyond the activity. Teachers guided them on the importance of protecting green spaces and reducing environmental damage. The initiative strengthened awareness about climate concerns and highlighted the role of young learners in shaping a sustainable future. Overall, the drive created a positive and inspiring atmosphere across the school.
RASHTRIYA EKTA DIWAS"Unity is strength... when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved." – Mattie Stepanek
MBS International School celebrated National Unity Day (Rashtriya Ekta Diwas) with great enthusiasm to honor the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India. The celebration for classes VI to IX and XI was held on 28 October 2025, while students of classes III to V observed the day on 30 October 2025 through a vibrant and engaging assembly that fostered a spirit of togetherness and patriotism.The event highlighted the importance of unity in diversity, reflecting the rich cultural fabric of our nation. A heartfelt speech was delivered on the essence of unity and respect for diverse cultures, followed by an interactive quiz commemorating Sardar Patel’s remarkable contribution to national integration. Students also took the Unity Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to uphold the values of respect, harmony, and inclusion in their daily lives.The School Principal, Mr. Atul Wadhawan, addressed the gathering, inspiring students to value India’s diversity and stay united as responsible citizens. The celebration was a resounding success, leaving students with a deeper understanding of the strength that lies in unity and the beauty of embracing differences.
VEER GATHA PROJECT 5.0
VEER GATHA PROJECT 5.0
"A soldier is not just a protector of the nation but a symbol of courage and sacrifice."
– Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
The Government of India launched Project Veer Gatha with the objective of educating students about the heroic acts of Gallantry Awardees and inspiring patriotism, courage, and civic consciousness among the youth through creative expression.MBS International School, Sector–11, Dwarka, New Delhi, wholeheartedly participated in Project Veer Gatha 50 by engaging students from Classes III to XII in a series of meaningful activities held on 30 October 2025. The event provided students with a platform to express their admiration and gratitude towards the nation’s bravehearts.Students of Classes III–V composed heartfelt poems dedicated to the Gallantry Awardees, while those of Classes VI–VIII participated enthusiastically in painting, poem, and paragraph writing activities. Students of Class IX & X created inspiring paintings, and Class XI & XII students showcased their creativity and respect through multimedia presentations.The best entries from each category were uploaded on the Project Veer Gatha portal.The initiative not only fostered creativity and expression among students but also strengthened their sense of patriotism and appreciation for the indomitable courage of India’s Gallantry Awardees.
CYBER SECURITY WORKSHOP
"Think before you click — awareness is the first step toward cyber safety.”
MBS International School, Sector 11, Dwarka, organized an enlightening Cyber Security Workshop for the students of Classes VIII and IX on Thursday, 30 October 2025, in the school auditorium. The sessions were conducted by Mr. Rohit Bishnoi, Founder & CEO of Codju Technologies and Founder of iQuest Coaching Institute, Patiala. An alumnus of IIT Kanpur and IIM Kozhikode, Mr. Bishnoi has over 17 years of experience in the EdTech industry.The month of October is observed as the National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) every year to promote cyber hygiene and best practices across the country. The theme for 2025 — “Cyber Jagrit Bharat” — highlights the collective responsibility of all citizens in safeguarding the nation’s digital ecosystem. The initiative aims to build a strong defensive barrier to minimize vulnerabilities and protect systems from cyber threats.Aligned with this national mission, the workshop at MBS International School sought to educate students about safe and responsible internet usage. Mr. Bishnoi engaged learners with real-life examples, emphasizing the importance of password security, data privacy, and ethical online behavior. The session was highly interactive and informative, equipping students with practical tools to stay vigilant in the digital world and become responsible cyber citizens.
INTRODUCTION
CBSE is committed to preparing students for success not only in exams but also in life by integrating life skills, technology, and value education into their learning. To support this mission, CBSE issues circulars that align with the academic curriculum while promoting holistic development through creativity, critical thinking, and social awareness. By participating in various initiatives, students are exposed to real-world issues and cultural events, which fosters a sense of responsibility and civic consciousness. These programs also help cultivate essential life skills and instill values such as teamwork, leadership, and empathy. Ultimately, CBSE’s structured activities empower students to become well-rounded individuals, equipping them to confidently navigate future challenges.
NATIONAL SPACE DAY
"The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible."
Albert Einstein
With reference to CBSE Circular No: CBSE/ACAD/DS(MS)/2024, the Government of India has declared August 23rd of every year as ‘National Space Day’ to commemorate the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, which accomplished the safe and soft landing of Vikram lander at ‘Shiv Shakti’ point and the deployment of Pragyaan Rover on the lunar surface on 23rd August, 2023.
MBS International School, Sector-11, Dwarka, New Delhiencouraged students from classes Nursery to XII to gain a deep insight into the launch of Chandrayaan 2 by going through 10 grade-specific modules. The students were encouraged to register and participate in various activities on the Bharat on Moon portal. They participated in an online quiz and a poster-making activity, showcasing their interest in the Chandrayaan 3 mission.
LEPROSY AWARENESS CAMP
Leprosy is not a curse; it is simply a disease that can be cured. We must strive to educate, treat, and rehabilitate those affected."
Mother Teresa
>With ref. to the letter F.No.8(1)/IDHS/NDD/NLEP/LCDC2023-2024/1931-1953 from District Coordination Committee (DLCC) regarding the National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP) under the chairmanship of District Magistrate, New Delhi District.
On September 27, 2024, MBS International School in Sector- 11 Dwarka, New Delhi, organized a Health Talk camp focused on leprosy awareness for students in classes III to X. The camp featured a visual presentation that informed students about the disease's causative agent, transmission, early symptoms, and government efforts for its eradication. A speech highlighted the importance of including affected individuals in society, aiming to combat discrimination. To further raise awareness, the school shared the event on social media, encouraging the community to challenge myths surrounding leprosy. Additionally, a Special Education Teacher conducted leprosy screenings for students, identifying no cases. During the morning assembly, Principal Mr. Atul Wadhwan emphasized understanding the disease, its symptoms, and treatment, urging students to develop empathy and contribute to eradicating social stigmas.
VEER BAL DIWAS
Objectives: Veer Baal Diwas enables the learners to:
- pay homage to the courage of Sahibzada Zorawar Singh ji and Sahibzada Fateh Singh ji, younger sons of Shri Guru Gobind Singh ji, the tenth Guru of Sikh.
- create awareness about the sacrifice of Sahibzada Zorawar Singh ji and Sahibzada Fateh Singh ji, younger sons of Shri Guru Gobind Singh ji, the tenth Guru of Sikhs.
- acquire the qualities of sacrifice, courage, steadfastness, confidence, mindfulness, and others as exhibited by the Sahibzadas.
Brief Report
"It is not the strength of the body that counts, but the strength of the spirit." ― J.R.R. Tolkien
On December 26th, MBS International School observed "Veer Baal Diwas'' to pay homage to the unparalleled bravery and sacrifice of Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh, the courageous sons of the tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh ji. The event aimed to instill a sense of historical significance and values among students.
Special Assembly was organised on the theme “Forgiveness is the virtue of brave -Veer Baal Diwas” where students recited poem related to the theme bravery and Students were also briefed about the sacrifice made by Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh,
Documentary Screening for classes VI & VII served as a powerful medium to transport students back to the historical context and understand the depth of their sacrifice, followed by a quiz. It was organized for students of classes VI and VII, testing their knowledge about the lives of Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh. This engaging activity encouraged students to delve into the historical details and reinforced the importance of understanding the sacrifices made at such tender ages.
Students of class XI participated in an essay writing activity, which provided them with an opportunity to articulate their thoughts on the significance of the sacrifice made by the young warriors. The essays reflected a deep understanding of the values exemplified by Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh.
Commemorating Veer Baal Diwas through these activities proved to be an enriching experience for the students. The event not only honored the memory of the young martyrs but also served as a platform to impart historical knowledge and values.
FIT INDIA WEEK CELEBRATION
“Empower Yourself,Embrace Fitness- Let’s Make Every Week a Fit India Week!”
MBS International School actively participated inFit India Week celebration from 4 December 2023 to 8 December 2023. “Fit India Week’is a major programme of the Fit India Movement,
which emphasises the importance of health and fitness among the students, parents and teachers.A plethora of activities were conducted to encourage the students to inculcate physical activity and sports in their everyday lives and daily routine.
The sports and fitness activities organised for Classes I to IX &XI are as follows:
| S,no |
Date |
Activities |
Classes |
| 1 |
4-12-23 |
Yoga& Meditation |
I-V |
| 2 |
5-12-23 |
Quiz |
VI |
| 3 |
6-12-23 |
Essay Writing |
VII &XI |
| 4 |
7-12-23 |
Poster Making |
VIII&IX |
| 5 |
8-12-23 |
Sqay Tug of War |
I& II VII & VIII |
| 6 |
14-12-23 |
Fitness Pledge |
I-V |
The importance of physical activity and sports are crucial for the well-rounded personality was reiterated among the students. The Fit India Week celebration at MBS International school was a resounding success, featuring a range of activities designed to promote holistic well-being of the students.The initiative was aligned with the objectives of the National Education Policy (NEP) and aimed to promote an education system that not only focuses on academic excellence but also promotes physical fitness, mental well-being, and overall character building. By incorporating fitness activities into the curriculum, the school aims to contribute to the comprehensive development of students as outlined in the NEP.
MENTAL HEALTH WEEK
Objectives: To enable the learners
- to increase awareness about mental health issues among students, teachers, and staff.
- to educate students on the importance of self-care practices for maintaining good mental health.
- to encourage a culture of support and empathy within the school.
- to emphasize the connection between physical activity, nutrition, and mental health.
- to encourage students to express their feelings and experiences through art or writing.
"Mental health…is not a destination, but a process. It’s about how you drive, not where you’re going." — Noam Shpancer,
‘Manodarpan’ is an initiative of the Ministry of Education (MoE), Government of India (GoI), under the ‘Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan’ aims to provide psychosocial support to students, teachers and families for mental health and emotional well-being. Mental Health Week is a vital initiative that promotes awareness and understanding of mental health issues among our students and the wider school community. This year, our school organized a series of activities focusing on mindfulness, creating a "Happiness Zone," meditation sessions, nukkad natak, breathing sessions, slogan writing and many more performance to encourage positive mental health practices and conversations in order to celebrate Mental Health Week. A brief on the activities is as follows:
- Mindful Eating Activity: Nursery and KG
During Mental Health Week, our school organized a mindful eating workshop for Nursery and KG class students. Students and staff were encouraged to slow down and savour their meals. The workshop emphasized the importance of paying attention to the sensory experience of eating, paying attention to taste, texture, and smell to promoting mindfulness of present and a healthier relationship with food.
- Breathing Exercise: Grade I and II
The session conducted for Grade I and II students on breathing exercises was a valuable and age-appropriate introduction to the significance of mental well-being. The session provided a safe and engaging space for young learners to understand the connection between their breath and emotions. Through fun and interactive activities like deep belly breathing and mindful breathing exercises, the students learned practical techniques to manage stress, calm their minds, and improve their emotional resilience. This session not only laid a foundation for promoting mental health awareness from an early age but also equipped the students with simple yet effective tools to navigate the challenges they may encounter in their young lives, fostering a healthier and more balanced approach to emotional well-being.
- Nukkad Natak (Hindi Play): Grade III
To raise awareness about mental health issues and promote destigmatization, students of class III performed a nukkad natak. The play addressed common misconceptions about mental health and encouraged open conversations. It was performed in the school ground area of the school, allowing the entire school community to witness and engage in the dialogue.
- Gratitude Journaling Activity: Grade IV and V
To cultivate a sense of gratitude and encourage positive thinking, students of class IV and V were provided a session on gratitude journals. Each day, they were encouraged to write down three things they were thankful for. This simple practice helped students focus on the positive aspects of their lives and encouraged a mindset of gratitude. Later teachers were asked to discuss the significance of this activity and encourage them to follow this as a part of their daily routine.
- The Happiness Zone: Grade: VI & VII
The school organized a “Happiness Zone Activity” for the students of Class VI & VII on 9 October, 2023. We created a dedicated "Happiness Zone" in our school where students could relax, unwind, and recharge during breaks. This area featured comfortable seating, soothing music, and happiness zone vibrations. The aim was to provide a stress-free environment and encourage students to take short breaks to rejuvenate their minds. Four students from each section volunteered to perform and gave it their all. The students spread happiness by demonstrating plethora of activities like laughing songs, jokes, poem, role plays and funny enactments leaving everyone giggle with joy. They also gave an insight of how mental health and happiness are intrinsically linked and educated their fellows on how one can be happy in odd situations. They created an aura of merriment with their “infectious laughter”.
- Five Senses Mindfulness Exercise: Grade: VIII
To promote self-awareness and mindfulness through sensory experiences, a five senses mindfulness exercise was conducted during the week for students of class VIII. Students were guided through a meditation where they focused on each of their five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. This exercise helped students become more aware of their surroundings and their own bodies, reducing stress and increasing self-awareness.
- Poster Making Activity: Grade: IX
To encourage creativity and expressiveness while promoting mental health awareness, a poster-making activity was organized for class IX, allowing students to express their thoughts on mental health. The winning posters were displayed throughout the school, creating an environment that promoted mental health awareness.
- Meditation: Grade: X and XII
Mindfulness is a powerful tool for managing stress and enhancing overall well-being. To celebrate this mental health week, different mindfulness activities were planned for class X and XII students. These sessions included guided breathing exercises, mindful eating, meditation, and awareness-building activities. Students learned how to stay present in the moment, reduce anxiety, and improve concentration.
- Slogan Writing: Grade: XI
The Slogan Writing Competition for Class XI on Mental Health and Depression, held on Oct 9, 2023, witnessed creative brilliance. The prevailing theme, "Making mental health and well-being for all a global priority," inspired thought-provoking slogans. Students eloquently conveyed the essence of prioritizing mental health in succinct phrases. The event served as a platform for raising awareness and fostering dialogue around the crucial topic. The insightful slogans reflected the students' commitment to advocating for mental well-being
Mental Health Week was a resounding success, fostering a positive and inclusive atmosphere within our school community. The activities centred on mindfulness, the Happiness Zone, meditation, and the nukkad natak not only raised awareness about mental health but also equipped our students with practical tools to enhance their emotional well-being. These initiatives will continue to play a significant role in nurturing a mentally healthy school environment.
We are committed to maintaining the momentum generated during Mental Health Week and ensuring that the lessons learned and practices adopted continue to benefit our students' mental health and overall happiness.
SCIENCE CHALLENGE
Objectives: CBSE Science Challenge enables the learners to:
- Think, Solve Problems and make Informed Decisions.
- Generate Curiosity, Enquiry and higher-order thinking pertinent to the environment and sustainability.
Brief Report
“The science of today is the technology of tomorrow.” – Edward Teller
Science as a subject enables students to think analytically and follow systematic procedures to arrive at acceptable conclusions of day-to-day life queries. Science helps to broaden one’s knowledge and understanding of the world and find new solutions that benefit millions of people across the globe.
As an initiative to generate curiosity, inquiry and higher-order thinking amongst the learners, CBSE organized Science Challenge for students of classes VIII - X in the months of April to May 2023.
The students of MBS international School from classes VIII, IX and X participated in the event with great enthusiasm. The within-school Round-I of this challenge was based on solving MCQ questions related to the theme of Science, Environment and Sustainability. The key aspects of evaluation focused on students' accuracy and speed of solving multiple choice questions.
The top two finalist students from each class will be eligible for participation in Interschool Round - II.
Wishing students success in the awaited results and upcoming interschool competitions!
SCIENCE CHALLENGE
Objectives: CBSE Science Challenge enables the learners to:
- think, solve problems and make informed decisions.
- generate curiosity, inquiry and higher-order thinking pertinent to the environment and sustainability.
Brief Report
“We can learn a lot from trees: they’re always grounded but never stop reaching heavenward.”-Everett Mamor
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 stresses upon appropriate integration of environmental awareness and sensitivity towards its conservation and sustainable development, so that environment education becomes an integral part of school curricula.
MBS International school Sector-11, Dwarka, New Delhi organised a tree plantation drive on 16 August 2023 for students of classes III- VIII during school premises in order to commemorate the 3rd anniversary of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The drive titled as ‘CBSE - One Child, One Plant Campaign’ fostered a sense of responsibility among the students towards nature in order to create a greener and healthier environment with a motive to enhance their practical skills of planting and nurturing trees. The plantation drive witnessed the participation of the students with great team spirit and enthusiasm for planting trees.
CBSE ACTIVITIES
SESSION 2018-19
LINGUISTIC HARMONY WEEK
A ‘Kavi Samelan’ was organized on November 22, 2018 tocommemorate Ekta Week Celebrations. The event witnessedparticipation of seventy six students from Class IX. The eventcommenced with the sacred chanting of gayatri mantra by Samriddhi,Tanishka, Diksha and Sanyukta, followed by mellifluous rendition ofgurubani by Vansheel, Sarbani and Sakshi which permeated theenvironment to create a sense of enlightenment in students. Thestudents then took enthused participation in rendition of famous poemsof classic poets like Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Shri Harivansh RaiBacchan, Shri Ramdhari Singh Dinkar etc. in the presence of teachersMr. Satpal Singh and Ms Pushpa Singh. A literary accomplishmentindeed!
Women's Day
‘There is no tool for development more effective than the empowerment ofwomen’ MBS International School celebrated ‘Women Empowerment’ onNovember 22, 2018. The students of Grade VIII witnessed a short movie“Fattu” which highlighted the importance of empowering women, crucial forthe development of the country as gender equality is a pre-requisite forprogress. The movie reiterated the rights of a women that she must enjoy be it,personal, social, political, economic, judicial etc. This activity was very fruitfuland informative as it signified and celebrated the ‘concept of equality’.
As rightly said A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.Keeping this quote in mind students of MBS International school of Grade VI conducted a cultural activity on Thursday, November 22,2018. In this activity Kanak Verma enacted as an interviewer. She interviewed the students representing the different states of the India like- Punjab, Gujarat, Himachal, Assam and Kerala. By this activity students came to know about the food habits, lifestyle, dress, festivals of different cultures. This activity was very fruitful and informative for the students as it enhanced the knowledge of the students and made them spellbound to know that India being a culturally diverse country is still United.
VIGILANCE AWARENESS WEEK
(29th OCTOBER-3rd NOVEMBER 2018)
Keeping in mind the endeavour to promote transparency, accountability and integrity in public, MBS International School, Sector 11, Dwarka observed Vigilance Awareness Week from 29th October, 2018 to 3rd November, 2018 to encourage the fight against corruption.. The suggested participatory activities were undertaken during the fortnight on the theme given that is ‘Eradicate Corruption-Build a New India’.
The drive began with administering the Integrity Pledge, by the whole school in the Morning Assembly on 29th October, 2018(Monday). A brief introduction on the Theme: Eradicate Corruption: Build a New India was given to the students. Students and staff were encouraged to take e-pledge by visiting Central Vigilance Commission’s website www.cvc.nic.in.The different participatory activities were conducted for classes VI to XI as per the planned schedule.
Quiz, Debate, Poster Making, Slogan and Essay writing competition on the theme were conducted for classes VI to XI, ensuring maximum participation by the students. Letter writing activity was conducted by the language teachers in every class. The students were asked to write letter to their parents, mentioning their experiences regarding the drive and their expectations from their parents regarding the mission. For inculcating greater awareness on vigilance in public life, a workshop was organised for the students of classes XI and XII, where the students enthusiastically voiced their opinion on "Corruption". A special emphasis on ‘Ethics and integrity during examination’ was discussed among the students of classes XI and XII to ensure that the ethical values are ingrained permanently in the minds of the young generation.
NATIONAL UNITY DAY-142nd BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL
MBS International School celebrated “Rashtriya Ekta Diwas" - National Unity Day on October 31, 2018,the 142nd birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel as a mark of tribute to the efforts made by the country’s first Home Minister to unite India. A special morning assembly was organized. The programme started with the introduction extended by a teacher followed by a speech delivered by Ansh Sharma of Class X on History and the role of Sardar Patel in the freedom struggle to establish a harmonious society.
a. The school choir also presented a patriotic song on National Unity.
b. Approximately 200 students from Class VI and VII participated in a Marathon.
c. A collaborative pledge on Peace and Solidarity was administered by the teachers and the students.
WORKSHOP ON ‘READY TO BEAT MALARIA’ THEME
MBS International School, Dwarka is observing World Malaria Day (April 25, 2018) fortnight in order to spread awareness regarding anti-malaria strategies. World Health Organization’s theme for World Malaria Day is ‘Ready to Beat Malaria’. As a part of the action plan for the same, a workshop was conducted on the above mentioned theme for the students of classes VIII, IX and X in the school auditorium on May 04, 2018 in the 7th and 8th periods. The workshop was taken by the biology teacher where the principles behind the infectious cycle of the malarial parasite were explained to the students with the help of animated videos. The students were made aware about the history of malaria, its causative agent, and role of the Anopheles mosquito in malaria transmission, symptoms associated and the pathogenesis involved. A documentary involving UNICEF’S role in creating malaria free zones in tropical countries was also shown to the students. Various risk factors favourable for breeding of Anopheles mosquito were discussed and control strategies were explained. It was an interactive session wherein students got to learn more about the disease and its spread and were made aware of the risks involved. A range of anti-malaria products were discussed and the workshop ended with the realization, ‘Prevention is better than cure’.
READING WEEK CELEBRATION
“Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for life”-Robert Louis Stevenson
MBS International School celebrated Library Week between 9th and 15th September, 2019. Library week celebration proved to be an augment to foster the reading habits among the students. The students were suggested to start with newspaper reading by starting reading sessions in classroom and by maintaining class library. The School library which was the venue for most of the activities saw the participation of students from classes I to XII. Alluring work of art in the form of bookmarks by classes I and II and pictures of characters from books painted by students as book covers, festooned the library. The students were stimulated and elevated with these activities. The students of classes VII and VIII wrote about their favourite authors. Narrate a Story was conducted for the students of class II. They showcased their talents and unfolded their stories using hand puppets. Poem Recitation Activity was organized for the students of grade III. The students listened with rapt attention which aroused excitement and curiosity among the students. The students of grade V displayed their favorite authors by character dramatization of chosen character of their writings. Costume, use of different props and of course their dialogues and adventure in the script made the competition very interesting.The students enjoyed browsing through books in the library. The library week proved to be a perfect amalgamation of learning and fun. The Library Week was a great learning experience for all of us at School. It not only engaged us in several fun-filled activities, but also reminded us that books are indeed a man’s best friend!
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY CELEBRATION
“Yoga is the Journey of the Self through the Self, to the Self”
Healthy mind resides in a Healthy body.MBS International School encourages mental and physical fitness and in one such endeavour in that direction is the active celebration of the International Yoga Day on June 21, 2019.Not only the teaching and non-teaching staff but also the helper staff of MBS International School performed various yoga asanas and breathing exercises under the guidance of yoga instructor. These asanas were taught to nourish mind, body and soul and to bring holistic approach to health through yoga.
As a part of celebration of International Yoga Day, Slogan writing, Drawing and Essay writing competitions were conducted in primary and senior classes.It was altogether a rejuvenating experience for all the participants.
ANTI-TOBACCO
The School conducted Slogan writing Competition on May 18, 2020, themed on ‘Live healthy and say no to tobacco’. The purpose of this activity was to provide the scientific knowledge on health and tobacco labelling, to study the impact of the existing textual and pictorial warnings . Students were also made aware about the control policies which have been implemented as health promotion actions. Slogan writing Competition was also conducted on April 22, 2020 themed on‘ Live healthy and say no to tobacco’. The event helped the students of Grade VI to VIII to infuse creativity on paper,spreading awareness regarding the injurious and deadly impact of smoking and to keep environment healthy.
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN-VECTOR BORNE DISEASES
Setting out towards a common goal along with CBSE initiative of spreading awareness on the vector borne diseases, MBS International School organised a poster making competition for Classes IV and V and a slogan writing competition for Classes VI to VIII in order to sensitize the students about the entire concept of vector borne diseases, to check breeding of mosquitoes in and around houses and prevention of the same.
This was done to emphasise on the serious and menacing threat of mosquito bite. The students have actively participated in both the activities and must have sensitized about the diseases which can be caused due to a mosquito breeding and biting. Under the awareness campaign a mail was also sent to the parents highlighting the Do’s and Don’ts of the vector borne diseases. The students were also briefed during the online classes to wear full sleeve clothes and protect themselves during this season and to take all the necessary precautions.
ART INTEGRATION
As directed by the CBSE via Circular No. Acad-05/2019 dated January 18, 2019, the board has directed all its affiliated schools to follow Competency Based Education (CBE) which can be implemented only through innovative and joyful experiential pedagogies such as Art- Integrated Learning. The aim to introduce this is to promote reflection, critical thinking, creativity, initiation, self-direction and other 21st century skills. This will ultimately help our students to be 21st century-ready citizens, by empowering them with the competencies to understand, analyse, evaluate, interpret and innovate various real-life situations that the students require to face the world outside the classrooms or an environment beyond their schools and homes.
The school at par with the Board’s decision is going to conduct the following activities during the Academic session- 2020-21:
For classes I to VIII: The students will be motivated and guided to complete two Art Integrated Projects/activities which are going to be trans-disciplinary in nature.
For classes IX to XII:
1) Students will have to take up the art integrated project work as subject enrichment activity in all the subjects for internal assessment. The main objective of this project is to make the students aware of the vast and diverse cultural heritage of our country.
2) In minimum one project work of the students it is mandatory to integrate any art form of the paired State (Sikkim), as defined under Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat Programme.