NEWS & EVENTS

Paper Plate Craft

"Creativity takes courage." – Henri Matisse

On Thursday, 28 November 2024, MBS International School Dwarka organised ‘Paper Plate Craft' activity for class II students, where they showcased their artistic flair, by creating a Jellyfish using paper plate. This activity not only encouraged artistic expression but also allowed the children to learn about marine life in an interactive and enjoyable way.

The objective of the activity was to enhance students' creativity, fine motor skills, and awareness about aquatic animals. This hands-on activity encouraged teamwork. The joy on the children’s faces as they proudly displayed their creations was a testament to the power of creativity and learning through art.

Purple Colour Day

“Purple is the colour of imagination. It stimulates creativity and inspires high ideals”.    Anonymous

On Wednesday, 20 November 2024, MBS International School celebrated ‘Purple Colour Day’ for its Pre-Primary students with great enthusiasm. The activity was designed to raise awareness about the significance of different shades of purple while engaging students in a variety of fun and educational activities related to this colour.

In the lead-up to the celebration, students were encouraged to wear purple attire and explore the meaning and symbolism associated with the colour. Teachers facilitated online activities and shared interesting facts about purple to enrich the learning experience. During the online session, students engaged in creative art and craft projects, producing purple-themed artwork.

Overall, Purple Colour Day was a tremendous success, enjoyed by students, as they participated in a range of enjoyable and imaginative activities.

Gurupurab Celebration

                                                                                          "He who has no faith in himself can never have faith in God."                -Guru Nanak Dev Ji

The Pre Primary students of MBS International School celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti on Wednesday, 13 November 2024 with great enthusiasm and joy. The event aimed to introduce young children to the teachings and values of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, in a way that was both engaging and age-appropriate.

The Ambience was beautifully decorated with flowers, posters, and symbols representing peace and harmony, setting a festive and respectful atmosphere.

The celebration began with a short prayer and a brief introduction to Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s life by the teachers, helping the children understand his contributions and teachings on kindness, honesty, and equality. Teachers narrated simple stories from Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s life, sharing lessons on compassion and service. The stories were shared in an interactive way to keep the young audience engaged and attentive.

The children participated in singing Shabads (Sikh hymns). Some students dressed up in traditional attire and performed a small dance, bringing joy and excitement to the day.

The Guru Nanak Jayanti celebration was not only an event but a learning experience that helped instill moral values in our little MBSians, leaving a lasting impact on their young minds.

Children’s Day Hand Printing

                                                                                                          “Children see magic because they look for it.”   Christopher Moore        

On Tuesday, 12 November 2024, MBS International School Dwarka organised a special ‘Children’s Day Hand Printing’ activity for the students of Class I. This engaging activity aimed to foster self-awareness among young learners.

During the activity, each student dipped their hands in vibrant poster paints to create colourful handprints on A4 sheets. Following this creative expression, the students wrote down one special quality or trait they believe they possess, such as 'kind,' 'brave,' or 'curious.' This exercise encouraged them to reflect on their strengths and articulate their unique identities through both art and words.

The children thoroughly enjoyed the process, embracing the opportunity to explore their creativity while celebrating their individuality. This hands-on activity not only allowed them to express themselves but also helped cultivate a sense of pride and confidence in their unique qualities.

       Ad Mad Show     

                                                  “A good advertisement is one which sells the product without drawing attention to itself.”  – David Ogi

On Tuesday, 5 November 2024, MBS International School has organised a lively 'Ad Mad Show' activity for the students of  Class I, where young learners transformed into energetic little advertisers! With boundless creativity, each student presented advertisements for a variety of products, from delicious chocolates and fun toys to refreshing juices and stationery, all while showcasing catchy slogans.

The activity allowed students to hone their communication and public speaking skills in a playful and engaging setting. It was a day filled with excitement, laughter, and valuable learning experiences.

Enactment of a Scientist

                                                                     "All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them."       Galileo Galilei:

An Enactment of a scientist competition was organised for the students of Class IX  by the Eureka Club at MBS International School, Dwarka, New Delhi on 6 November 2024 in the school premises, with a motive to create interest and awareness about scientific discoveries .

Students showcased their knowledge and critical thinking skills through a variety of hands-on experiments, allowing them to explore the principles of scientific inquiry. Each participant presented not only their experiments but also the underlying concepts and historical context of the discoveries they were highlighting.

This platform not only encouraged students to delve deeper into scientific research but also helped them appreciate the impact of scientific advancements on our daily lives. The competition proved to be an enriching experience, inspiring a new generation of young scientists.

Science Quiz

     "All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them."             Galileo Galilei:

The Eureka Club at MBS International School organised a quiz competition for Class XI students on Wednesday, 6 November 2024, to deepen their understanding of scientific concepts and their applications. This event aimed to inspire students to explore various scientific principles and enhance their analytical and reasoning skills.

The quiz consisted of two main rounds: the Preliminary Round and the Final Stage Round.

The Science Quiz was a successful event. It was an enriching experience that motivated young minds to appreciate the importance of scientific inquiry and its applications in everyday life. The event highlighted the students' ability to critically evaluate information and their enthusiasm for exploring the wonders of science.

Budding Scientist

"Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn." - Benjamin Franklin

On 6 November 2024, the Eureka Club of MBS International School organised an exciting Inter-Class 'Budding Scientist` Competition for students of Classes III-V. The event aimed to ignite, curiosity, and deepen students' understanding of scientific concepts through hands-on experiments. Students enthusiastically showcased a wide range of experiments across various scientific disciplines, demonstrating not only their creativity but also their ability to simplify and communicate complex scientific principles in an engaging manner.

The competition proved to be a highly effective platform for experiential learning, making science more accessible and enjoyable for the participants. It provided students with an opportunity to explore scientific concepts actively while also improving their academic skills and fostering personal growth. In addition to enhancing their knowledge, the event boosted students' confidence in public speaking and presentation, allowing them to articulate their ideas clearly and effectively. The competition left all participants with a deeper appreciation for the wonders of science and its real-world applications.