The Mathematics Week not only celebrated the
historical and contemporary mathematicians of India but also provided students
with a holistic understanding of the practical applications of mathematics. The
event successfully cultivated an environment of mathematical curiosity and
appreciation, inspiring students to view mathematics not merely as a subject to
be studied but as a dynamic and essential tool for understanding the world
around them.
Day
1 (18th Dec): Aryabhata Day
The Mathematics Week at St. Mary Christian School
kicked off with a fascinating exploration of the contributions of Aryabhata,
one of the earliest Indian mathematicians. Students were immersed in
presentations and discussions, covering Aryabhata's groundbreaking work in
algebra, astronomy, and trigonometry. The day included hands-on activities and
problem-solving sessions inspired by Aryabhata's mathematical principles.
Day
2 (19th Dec): Vashist Narayan Singh Day
The second day of the Mathematics Week focused on
the contemporary mathematician Vashist Narayan Singh. In-depth discussions
highlighted Singh's significant achievements, particularly in the field of
number theory. Students were engaged in exploring the relevance of his work in
modern mathematical research, demonstrating the evolution of mathematical
thought over the centuries.
Day
3 (20th Dec): Bhaskara Day
The third day was dedicated to Bhaskara, an ancient
Indian mathematician and astronomer. Students delved into Bhaskara's theorems
and equations, understanding their applications in trigonometry and calculus.
The day also featured practical demonstrations, showcasing how Bhaskara's
mathematical concepts are employed in real-world scenarios, including astronomy
and engineering.
Day
4 (21st Dec): Shakuntala Devi Day
Shakuntala Devi, known as the "Human
Computer," took the spotlight on the fourth day. Students were captivated
by her mental calculation abilities and problem-solving skills. The day
emphasized not only Shakuntala Devi's contributions to mathematics but also the
importance of recognizing and encouraging women in STEM fields. Interactive
sessions encouraged students to explore mathematical puzzles and challenges in
the spirit of Shakuntala Devi.
Day
5 (22nd Dec): Ramanujan Day
The Mathematics Week concluded with a grand tribute
to the mathematical prodigy Srinivasa Ramanujan. Students delved into
Ramanujan's complex theorems and infinite series, gaining insights into his
unique approach to mathematical problem-solving. The day included workshops
where students were encouraged to create their own mathematical explorations
inspired by Ramanujan's unconventional methods.
Students of SMCS conducted a role play on creating awareness on Consumer Rights. Every year December 24 is celebrated as National Consumer Rights Day. Students from grade 9 to 12 participated in this and they had enacted on a Moot Court, District Form, Consumer Court.
The students, staff and management of St. Mary's Christian School, Shalimar Garden bid farewell to the outgoing students of Class XII.
A prayer song, followed by entertaining performances by Marians of Grades XI & XII, speech by Head Girl, recollecting the memories and the time spent in the school, bidding farewell with a heavy heart, but with a hope that they fair well in life. The students were blessed by Father George from Indirapuram & Founder Manager Sir John Vianney Sharma.
The farewell party was celebrated with fervour at School campus. It was an occasion for the outgoing students to look back at the time that they spent and the education that they acquired during the period.
SMCS, Health and Wellness Club, organized an interactive workshop " Cervical Cancer Prevention" on 31st January 2023. It was presided by Dr.Shishir Shrivastav & team , aiming to impart the significance of vaccination across the nation and to make it accessible to every citizen.
Today, the entire country is paying homage to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of his 75th death anniversary. The Founder Manager, Sir John Vianney Sharma, staff, and students paid a floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi @SMCS.
The musical choir of the school chanted the bhajan Raghu Pati Raghav in his remembrance. Later, students, teachers, and administrative staff of the school observed a two-minute silence, and vowed to follow the path of truth & simplicity in life.
Intimation of PTM (PARENTS-TEACHERS-MEETING) on 28/01/23, Today for the students of Grades Pre Nursery to IX & XI
Timings: 9:00am to 12 noon
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Dear Parents of Grades Pre Nursery to IX & XI
(1) Pls be informed that the Parents Teachers Meeting for the students of Grades Pre Nursery to IX and XI has been scheduled for 28/01/2023, Today,
(2)TIMINGS OF PTM IS FROM 9:00 am to 12:00 noon.
(3) Pls be informed that NO TOKENS WILL BE ISSUED TO ATTEND PTM AFTER 10:30 am
(4) IT IS COMPULSORY FOR EACH PARENT TO ATTEND THIS PTM ALONGWITH THEIR WARD IN SCHOOL UNIFORM
(5) All parents are requested to enter from Gate No. 1
(6) PLS PARK YOUR VEHICLE ON ROAD PROPERLY TO AVOID TRAFFIC IN FRONT OF THE SCHOOL
Pariksha Pe Charcha is an annual event where Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacts with students appearing in the forthcoming board examinations. PM Modi shared a ‘repository of mantras and activities’ with students to help them beat exam stress, as a part of Pariksha Pe Charcha 2023. Marians watched
Livestreaming of this event @SMCS & empowered themselves.
On the occasion of the 74th Republic Day of India & Basant Panchami, Marians @SMCS came together to celebrate the occasion in all its solemnity and grandeur, commencing with flag hoisting & Saraswati vandana.
With his precious words, the honourable Founder Manager of the school, Sir John Vianney Sharma, ignited the emotion of patriotism in the hearts of all. The students saluted the national flag and pledged to uphold the honour and integrity, diversity and uniqueness that is-INDIA.
The drum beats of the school band filled the atmosphere with patriotic fervour. The school reverberated with patriotic favor and enthusiasm by our school choir song & the dance team reiterated the cultural essence, unity in diversity with a colourful presentation of various classical & folk dance forms.
The pride and respect for the nation they have in their hearts was well evident on the proud faces of SMCS family.
We recognize the value of life & appreciate the power of serving the nation. As initiated by Govt. Of India & CBSE, Road Safety Human Chain & Road Safety Pledge
were organized at St. Mary's Christian School, Sahibabad. Also they were enlightened about Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose & his vision of life & contribution in freedom struggle of India.
‘Science isn’t about why…. It’s about why not?’ Marians Mehak, Rudra Kumar(Grade VII), Lakshita Saxena, & Dhruv Kasana (Grade XI) participated in CBSE Regional Science Exhibition 2022-23 @Ram-Eesh International School, Greater Noida on 22nd & 23rd December 2022. They showcased their knowledge & discussed by presenting working models on Smart city & Environmental concerns explaining the science and concepts behind the models.
Halloween's Day was celebrated on 31st October with a fun filled exciting fancy dress parade in the Kindergarten Department @SMCS special spooky corner was created for the children too! Children dressed in spooky masks & costumes enjoyed the day.
Diwali is a festival of lights & symbolizes the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.
SMCS celebrated Diwali with great pride and fervour. Marians participated enthusiastically & made it a huge success sensitising about the need to celebrate eco friendlyDiwali. Founder Manager Sir John Vianney Sharma enlightened the students about the true significance of celebrating Diwali.
On the Ekta Diwas (31 Oct) the Honorable Prime Minister Launched the Ek Bharat Shreshta Bharat programme to
commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabbhai Patel. With the aim of
fostering national integration through a co-ordination mutual engagement
process between Nations, States and Union Territories; a skype session was
conducted on 19 Feb 2020 in the School premises with the students, faculty of
Annal Jyoti Boarding School, Nepal.
In this international student
exchange program, Students from Grades IV and V participated. They shared and
discussed the ISA project: International flags. Students of both the countries
exchanged their diverse knowledge of respective nations.
Marians enjoyed the extension of global exposure and look forward for other such activities in the future.
On the auspicious event of Republic Day and approaching Lok Sabha
elections, Marians shouldered the responsibility of spreading awareness
regarding the significance of casting one`s vote in a democracy. Continuing
this, at SMCS the Republic Day was celebrated with great fervour, wherein many
cultural activities were organised. Students performed dance, Skit and Song on
the occasion. Marians also presented several pyramid demonstrations to mark
their spirit of patriotism and agility. All the Marians & Staff members
took the pledge and preamble too was read out by Principal Ma`am Ashu John.
Manager Sir`s speech inspired us to imbibe the values of patriotism.
Happy 71st Republic Day
Today a workshop was
conducted by Dr. Sonia Dutta, Associate Professor, Indraprastha Dental College
and Hospital, Sahibabad on "Oral Hygiene" for the learners of grade III to V.
She enlightened the
students on various aspects of Oral hygiene, how to protect our teeth from
cavity, balanced diet etc. Another session was conducted by one of our educator
Ms. Gunjan Bharadwaj and School Counsellor Ms. Neeti Gupta on "Good Touch &
Bad Touch". The learners actively participated in the discussion. It was really
a fruitful experience for the learners & hope that our learners apply this
knowledge in their daily life.
SMCS celebrated Ashirwaad ceremony of Grade X Students. They were given a traditional warm welcome by applying tilak. The event started with auspicious lamp lighting & prayer followed by a motivational enhancement by the Marians of junior class & teachers. The occasion was graced by Rev. Father Rozario as Chief Guest who showered blessings on the students. The programme ended with the inspiring speech of Manager Sir & distribution of pens & cards as a token of blessings, to the Marians of grade X.
Voting
is perhaps the most important thing a citizen can do to support their
democracy. But the ignorance & negligence of the citizens to exercise their
right to vote immobilize the democracy. Our Marians shouldered the
responsibility of creating awareness to cast vote by preparing various slogans,
posters & creative activities.
The Challenges
of the modern day life has brought along with it the need to be more physically
proactive & fit with optimum energy & positivity. For a holistic & intrinsically
healthy lifestyle, St. Mary's Christian School conducted various games &
sports activities to be a part of "Fitness Movement", launched by Honourable PM
Mr. Narendra Modi. The day commenced with Fitness Pledge led by Manager Sir
John Vianney Sharma Wherein all the students, teachers & staff pledged to
imbibe a healthy lifestyle followed by yoga session, fun sports activities like
Frog Race obstacle Race, Cone Race etc and fitness through dance. All these
activities helped in instilling in students an understanding for regular
physical activity enhancing self-esteem & confidence.
School Winter Timing has commenced w.e.f 1st November 2019.
Classes
|
Winter School Timing
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I to XII
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8:05 am 2:20 pm
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Pre-Nursery, Nursery & K.G
|
9:30 am 1:00pm
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Students are instructed to wear neat & well-ironed winter school
uniform
National
Unity Day is observed on 31st October in India to commemorate the
birth anniversary of Iron Man of India Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Marians paid
tribute to this great man by taking a pledge led by Manager Sir John Vianney
Sharma to strengthen the integrity & contribute towards the welfare of the
nation.
Halloween
or All Saint's Eve is a celebration observed in various countries. Marians of
Grade V-VIII studying French became a part of this celebration by imposting as
wizards, witches, fairies, etc. to pay tribute to the departed souls.
The Celebration of Diwali, the festival of lights,
came alive at St. Mary's Christian School, when the whole school wore a festive
look with pots, diyas & chandeliers. The Rangoli by the girls of senior
grades added the perfect setting to the festivity.
Through various activities like making wall hanging,
diya, matka & candle decoration, Hand-art competition, special function, fusion
of Nukkad Natak & dance drama, SMCS celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm
pledging to keep this Diwali Eco-Friendly. Also an Awareness March sensitizing
the neighbourhood on the hazardous effects of bursting crackers &
encouraging the society to celebrate Green Diwali was organised. Manager Sir
John Vianney Sharma, Director Ma'am Shobha Sharma & Principal Ma'am Ashu
John bestowed their blessing of Happy & Safe Diwali on all & motivated
all to go green this Diwali.
Updation & training of one's ownself is essential
for a successful educator. To facilitate the same ELT Workshop was arranged by
Macmillan Education, a global company, Supporting teachers, Researchers & Students for over 126 years at St. Mary's Christian School. The programme
commenced with traditional lamplighting followed by a warm welcome of the
Resource Person Ms. Manisha dak, MacMillan team Mr. Ravi Ranjan & Mr.
Shakti Prabhakar & our respected Principal Ma'am Ashu John. Educators from
various schools in Ghaziabad attended this workshop.The main objective of this workshop was to train the teachers
to expose learners to experiential learning through integrative &
interactive approach. All the participants engaged themselves in this
interactive session actively to equip themselves with appropriate &
contemporary teaching pedagogics. The workshop ended with a sumptuous lunch for
all.
# Teachers from 12 schools of Ghaziabad participated
in this workshop.
# Total attendee count -70.
Grandparents sprinkle stardust over the lives of
little children. They are the family's greatest treasure, founders of a loving legacy.
To honour them, St. Mary's Christian School celebrated Grandparents' Day on
Saturday 12, 2019. Various fun filled & fitness activities like stove free
cooking, yoga session, etc. were organised. Their active participation
reflected the bond they share with their grandchildren.
Also a free health check-up was organised by our
health partner Yashoda Superspeciality Hospital for Blood Pressure, Sugar,
Ortho & eyes. A dietician & a physician were also there for check-up
& queries.
The happiness ushering in the faces of all the
grandparents made the celebration a great success. The winners of stove free
cooking competition were awarded with prizes. The programme was concluded by
Manager Sir conveying the message about the role of grandparents in keeping the
family together.
Winners of Stove Free cooking Competition:
1st : Mrs. Madhu Jindal (Grandparent of
Ekansh Jindal of Grade I A)
2nd : Mrs. Rekha Bhatnagar (Grandparent of
Harsh Bhatnagar of Grade II A)
Dussehra, the festival to celebrate the victory of good over evil, was
celebrated today with a lot of zeal & fervor. The program began with
lamplighting & prayer followed by a set of cultural programmes.
Toddlers of grades Pre-Nursery - II were adorned in traditional outfits
personifying Lord Rama, Sita & Hanuman. The saga of Lord Rama's victory
over Ravana was enacted on the stage. The program ended with a special message
conveyed by Manager Sir that good always triumphs over evil. Everyone seemed to
be in a state of bliss & chanting of Hanuman Chalisa glorified the
occasion.
To
commemorate Mahatama Gandhi on his 150th
birth anniversary and keeping in mind the constant urge to rekindle our
already deteriorated planet the event was organized
6th International Exchange Programwas organized and executed
between St. Mary's Christian School, India and Annal Jyoti Boarding School,
Nepal on 2nd of October. It was an effort to make the learning
process global and to make "
Swachhata
Hi Seva" campaign
travel
beyond borders.
The
students learnt the
importance of
cleanliness, climate action and also brushed up their knowledge of the
ways to beat single use plastic through
various cultural performances and informative activities. Lurid and sensational
dance performances and songs on the themes made the process of learning easier.
Students enthusiastically took part in the
plogging
drive.
An
exhibition was also organized for
the guest school wherein SMCS's work under the Honorable Prime Minister's
Jal Shakti Abhiyan
- a
campaign for
rain water conservation and rain water harvesting was displayed. The models
prepared by Marians on the
theme of Rain
Water Harvesting were also admired by the guests.
A report mentioning the details of the school's efforts towards making the planet a cleaner and greener one was also shared with the guest school.
Inter School Competition
Taking the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi's principle of, "Cleanliness is next
to Godliness" and honourable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi's Initiative of
"Swachhta Hi Sewa" campaign an inter school poster making, slogan writing and
essay writing competition was organised in St. Mary's Christian School on
01/10/19. An overwhelming number of 250 students participated from 11 schools
of Ghaziabad and Delhi. Students showcased their concern towards the depleting
condition of the Earth on the various themes through various posters, essay and
slogans.
Ø Waste Disposal
Ø Waste Segregation
Ø Beat Single Use Plastic
It was a learning experience for all and the winners were awarded with
trophies and certificates at the end of the day.
Exams are synonymous with stress & anxiety both
for parents & children. Teenagers now face more pressure & competition
today, accompanied by severe stress. Developing self control is the most vital
tool that needs to be inculcated in teens for preparing themselves to encounter
the challenges of life. To cater to the issues of handling exam stress &
safety & security of teens, an informative workshop was organised at our
school today led by Principal Ma'am Ashu John. The session was concluded by Manager
Sir emphasizing on positive parenting, exam stress busters & pivotal role
of parents in school Home partnership through mindful interventions for
developing the skills to cope with stress & secure the safety of children.
As
Exams are round the corner, exam stress is a problem faced by both students
& parents & both can suffer from stress & anxiety.
Keeping
this in mind SMCS organised a workshop today for parents to guide & empower
them on the issues of Exam Preparedness & Child Safety & Security. The
session was led by Principal Ma'am Ashu John who apprised the audience about
how parents play a crucial role in School Home Partnership which in turn
enhances the holistic growth of the child academically as well as emotionally.
Through
this interactive & informative workshop the parents recognised the areas to
work upon to enable skilful handling of exam stress & ways to secure the
safety of children like teaching them good touch bad touch, Learning to say "No"etc.
Child safety & security is the pressing need of
the hour. Children are the most vulnerable targets whether at home as well as
outside. So it is the duty of the parents and the school to empower the
children about self safety. SMCS has shouldered the responsibility to apprise
our parents about the same through a workshop organised today for grades
Pre-Nursery – II. The session led by Principal, Ma'am Ashu John was very
informative, interactive & enlightening and the parents recognized the self
defense strategies like: Good Touch Bad Touch, Stranger danger, Learn to say No
etc, were shared with parents to further empower their children.
Kindly use the following videos to educate your child towards ill practices against children.
My Body is My Body Good Touch Bad Touch
The video can be viewed from the Video Gallery.
Today along with the whole nation, our school celebrated National Sports day & became a part of Honourable Prime Minister's launching of "Fit India Movement". The programme commenced by lighting the lamp to pay tribute to Hockey wizard Major Dhyanchand whose birthday is celebrated as National Sports Day. Marians watched the live telecast & took the fitness pledge led by Honourable Prime Minister. To highlight the importance of this day a Sports Fun Week had been pre-organized & the winners were awarded today during this celebration. The Marians, through participation in this ceremony, realized the significance of sports as it gives us a sense of identity & national pride.
Congratulations to all the Winners!!
29th
August is celebrated as National Sports Day in India to commemorate the Birth
Anniversary of Hockey wizard Major Dhyanchand keeping this spirit high, SMCS
organised Sports Fun Week for Marians starting from 26th August
2019- 30th August 2019. The event started by paying tribute to the
legend following which Director Ma'am declared the meet open. Principal Ma'am
addressed the gathering & emphasised on the importance of sports in a
student's life. School has organised a panorama of sports activities for grades
Pre-Nursery to XII that will be conducted throughout the week & the winner
& the winning House will be awarded with trophy & certificated on the
final day.
All
the best to our Marians!!
Today
Janmashtami was celebrated at our school with great enthusiasm. Marians of
grades 1-8 participated in it enacting "Krishna Leela" illustrating the fact
that whenever there will be dominance of malevolence, He will reincarnate to
destroy the evil & save the good. This was followed by a song on childhood
of Sri Krishna & scintillating dance performance that represented Lord
Krishna's Leela & depicted the importance of this occasion. Also our
tiny toddlers of grades Pre-Nursery to II decked up as little "Radhas &
Krishnas" celebrated it with the true spirit of festivity. The programme was
concluded by a message that summed up the efficacy of celebrating festivals
with devotion.
Nurturing Marians to be future Leaders - SMCS conducted its formal Investiture Ceremony on 20th August 2019.
The Ceremony
began with Lamp Lighting & prayer followed by the ceremonial pinning of the
badges & handing over the sashes to the newly elected candidates by
respected Principal Ma'am Ashu John. She led the pledge to hold the school
motto in high esteem. School Manager Mr. John Vianney Sharma and Director Ma'am Mrs. Shobha Sharma congratulated & advised the new School Senate to be at
their best & perform to their true spirit.
With
the aim of combatting the deadly diseases Dengue & Malaria, today SMCS
organised a special awareness workshop on the same. The resource person Dr.
Ruby Bansal, Head Preventive Health Programme Yashoda Super Speciality
Hospitality, Kaushambi, conducted the session making the students aware about
symptoms, causes & preventive measures of Dengue & Malaria. This
interactive session equipped the Marians of Grade X with the knowledge of keeping
themselves & their families safe. Further, the Marians of Grade X
demonstrated & imparted their learnings to the other classes.
Forging ahead the initiative of Honorable PM's Jal
shakti Abhiyan the second phase of door to door campaign was organised by St.
Mary's Christian School on 17/08/2019 wherein students of Grade IX-XII stepped
out of the school to sensitise the people in the neighborhood, how rainwater
can be harvested at an individual level.
This event is in continuation of the awareness drive
initiated on 10th August at SMCS where students prepared working
models to explain the various ways to harvest rainwater to more than 1000
parents, in addition to an informative handout distributed in the neighborhood.
SMCS aims to create a society of responsible citizens committed to conservation,
preservation & protection of environment, striving towards a life in
perfect harmony with nature.
SMCS celebrated 73rd Independence Day with
unprecedented patriotic fervour. The gamut of celebration activities held in
the campus consisted of unfurling of national flag, patriotic song & dance
performance by students & teachers. The highlight of the show, our Chief
guest, Ms. Shivangi Chaudhary, an alumna of SMCS, who made us proud by recently
joining the U.P Judicial Services, graced the occasion with her presence. The celebration
ended with an impressive & powerful speech by Manager Sir who reminded us
that the precious freedom obtained at the cost of supreme sacrifices of great
martyrs needs to be preserved substantially.
Festivals are magnificent ways to celebrate glorious
heritage, culture & traditions. A day before Rakshabandhan festival,
Marians celebrated this festival marked by fervour & gaiety that one
associates with this auspicious occasion. The tiny Marians of Grades
Pre-Nursery to II wore traditional Indian attire & all the Marians from
Grades Pre-Nursery to XII tied the knot of affection signifying the beautiful
bond of love & trust.
Best Out of Waste Exhibition
(Reduce-Reuse-Recycle)
In order to make Marians aware of various uses of waste materials an exhibition of various creative & decorative things created by students were displayed at SMCS. Little hands & imaginative minds came together in a creative burst of energy. The values like preservation, recycling, conservation, reduce, recycle, conversation, reduce, recycle, reuse, etc are imbibed in the young hearts by this act of caring for our environment.
Taking Honourable PM's Jal Shakti Abhiyan forward, on 10th August at SMCS, an awareness drive to promote rain water harvesting was organized. In the initiative the students sensitized more than 1000 parents. Parents were made aware about the depleting water resources. The working models attracted parent's attention. Motivated and inspired by the students efforts and presentation. Parents pledged to practise Rain Water Harvesting along with this a door to door campaign was also organized wherein students stepped out to promote how rain water can be harvested at an individual level. An informative handout too was distributed in the n eighbourhood.