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“I learned many rules that must be followed in the
Sowing and reaping are a part and parcel of the law of
nature. Realising that it is the incumbent moral duty of
the teachers to sow good seeds in children, develop
healthy habits and positive behaviour, the school
organised a thematic assembly on ‘As You Sow, So
Shall You Reap’.
Young Pacificans successfully spread the message
that man is responsible for the effect of his actions and
urged everyone to take well informed decisions in life
and spread love, peace and happiness.
“Hame soch samajkar kaam karna chahiye.”
Mokshavi Gupta
Prep A
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“It means humko achhi baat karni
chahiye. Jab hum ache kaam karenge
toh humaare saath bhi acha hi hoga.”
Aadvik Srivastava
Prep A
“Dance toh mera favourite hai. Friends
ke saat dance karna mujhe acha
lagta hain.”
Saanvi Tyagi
Prep A
“We should think twice before doing
anything.”
Suryansh Bakshi
Prep A
Classroom rules set up a successful
learning ambience!
In our endeavour to create awareness
in students about the ‘do’s and ‘don’ts’,
and to help them to make good
choices, class 1-A presented the
assembly, emphasizing the importance
of following the classroom rules in
our daily life. Children displayed simple
rules with the help of a skit and a
group song.
“I learnt that we should be disciplined
in the class.”
Kairav Kaushik
I A
classroom.”
Avani Srivastava
I A
“I understood why is it necessary to raise hands to
ask questions in the class.”
Grace Chugh
I A
We have two hands. One to help ourselves, the second
to help others!
Save water here and there, don’t
waste it anywhere!
No water, no life! So it’s our responsibility
to conserve this precious gift of nature.
In an effort to spread awareness
about conserving water, students of
Prep C conducted an assembly on
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‘Water is Precious’ on 13 Dec, 2019.
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breathtaking dance performance and
sharing of useful tips to conserve
water through placards. The little ones
reminded us that ‘Water is an elixir of
life’ and it should be wisely used and
preserved for the future generation.
Little Pacificans displayed a splendid show by dressing
up as various community helpers like doctors, soldiers,
firefighters, policemen, chefs etc. They used props
associated with the helpers and enacted the service
they provide to the society, through songs, dance and
enactment.
It was an endeavour to sensitize students about the
contribution and significance of community helpers in
our lives and to help them to grow up to be kind and
empathetic individuals.
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