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“Earth Day was celebrated with much aplomb. VISTA 2019
A special assembly was conducted. Comparison
of the earth at different periods was made
through a skit. The skit made us pause and
ponder on our relationship with the environment. It
sensitised us to the imminent threats that
mother earth is continuously facing. We pledged
to follow the three R’s- Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle.”
Ayan Kaushik
VI A
“In the Earth Day Assembly, we presented a
play ‘Prakriti Kare Pukar’. It was a very meaningful
play that taught us through comparison of the
Earth of 1970, 2020 and 2050 that how the
human race is destroying the only planet that
we have to live in. In the play, the Earth finally dies
because of the hazardous gases and other
abusive activities of the humans. We learnt that
we should keep our mother earth clean.”
Aakriti Prakash
V A
Prakriti Kare Pukaar
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Pledging to Protect
BRUSH STROKES
AND MORE
An altogether different dimension of learning unfolded
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with VISTA, an art exhibition organised on 17 May
2019 at Pacific World School. Students picked up
pencils and brushes and gave expressions to their
imagination as they created magic on paper.
VISTA 2019 was a beautiful confluence of myriad art Encouraging Through Appreciation
forms from basic drawings and paintings to Jamini
Roy paintings, from Shadow Painting to Stained Glass “Vista-2019 was truly a spectacular
Painting, from Thread Art to Nail Art, Sanjhi Art to event. Various jaw-dropping artworks
Newspaper Art, from Doodle Art to Rajasthani Painting were created by us. That scene is still
and Madhubani Art. Craftwork like Blow Art, Pebble fresh in my mind. It appeared as if
Art, Spoon Painting were not only beautifully made cultures from around the states of
but also aesthetically displayed in the school’s Multi India were having a fest here- from
Madhubani paintings of North to
Purpose Hall. The event encouraged some lively
discussions about art amongst our children and visitors. Jamini Roy of East. These immensely
The art exhibition also witnessed beautifully crafted beautiful paintings formed an ocean
wildlife and luminescent sea creatures by the little ones of colours. What a refreshing sight it
of Nursery & Prep who created magic to depict the was!”
wonderful creations of God! Parents attending the Ishita Tripathi
exhibition were left spellbound by the grace and VI A
beauty as well as the display of their wards’ creative
expressions.
Art Knows No Boundaries
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Everyone Loves Colours