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CATEGORY I II III CONSOLATION

Class IX ABHIDEEP

JAIN

AMAN AGARWAL VANSH GOEL LAKSHIT

SHERAWAT

Class X AADI YADAV PIYUSH JHA X SARTHAK JHA NIDARSHANA

Class XI NIMIT

SHARMA

SPARSH

SHANDILYA

TARUN

PANDEY

Talent Hunt (July 4-6)

Our school organized talent hunt in chess, solo classical dance and folk art for classes

IX-XII, to celebrate the natural flair of students and bring out the best in them.

a. Chess (July 4): To identify the Red Roses’ ‘Vishwanathan Anands’, students of classes IX-XII, prepared by their guide teacher Mr. Anupam Biswas, sat in teams and played each move with their pawns, rooks, bishops and queen to save the king! It was interesting to watch them play in absolute silence with complete concentration. Result was as follows:

b. Solo Classical dance (July 5): Dressed in colourful dance costume with matching jewelry and ‘aalta’ decorating their feet and palms and guided by our dance teacher Mrs.Bidyut Lata Mishra, presentations of Odissi dance by Nidarshana (XB); Bharatnatyam by Shailly Giri (X) and Anagha (XB); ‘Nav Durga’ in Odissi by Tanzil Shandilya (XC) and Kathak by Rhea , Ananya and Suhani (IXC) were judged by Principal M’m. Performance of Anagha was declared as the best followed by Rhea in second. Nidarshana and Tanzil jointly shared the third position.

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c. Folk Art (July 6): Participants got engaged in the Art room in making their beautiful paintings. Art teachers – Mrs. Hema Shandilya and Mrs. Sadhana Bhatt declared the artworks of Neha Yadav (XB), Muskan Dhiman (XIB) and Bhumika Garg (IXB) as first, second and third respectively.

Inter House Events

a. Hasya Kavita (July 9) : 8 students of

classes IX & X participated in the

competition. ‘Vidyarthy’ by Anagha

(XB), ‘Bhikari Se Vartalap’ by Bhumi

(IX, ‘Bhooton Ki Toli’ recited with

perfect gesticulation by Arnav Tiwari

(IX), Viplav Panghal’s ‘Karamati

Hansi’ , Anurag Bhatt’s ‘Aaj Kal Ke

Bacche Gazab Dhaa Rahe Hain’ and

presentation of a humorous scene

in an overcrowded train through Railgaadi by Keshni Sharma made the audience laugh

their heart out.

Neha Yadav, X C Bhoomika Garg,IX B

Reported by Palak Rajana, IXC

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b. Sanskrit Recitation (July 16): Held in

the conference room, recitation of Shiv

Mantra and Durga Stuti by Aryan

Kashyap and Soumya Updhyay, Sarthak

Srivastava’s rendition of Shiv Tandav,

Krishna Stuti by Harshil, Shlok chanting

by Ritij Raj, Krishna Stuti by Yashasvi,

presentation of Saraswati Vandana by

Pradyun and Ganesh Stuti by Shireen,

were appreciated for their correct

pronunciation, expression & clarity.

Zonal Poster Making Event (July17)

Our school was the venue for Poster event, organized by D’te of Education. 24 girls and

17 boys from classes VI-VIII from Zone 23 schools participated. Topics given to the

participants were – ‘benefit of yoga’, ‘plastic pollution’, ‘corruption -termite of economy’

and ‘100 years of Jallianwala Bagh’. The competition was judged by Ms. Shikha Sinha, Art

Teacher from Vidya Niketan and Mrs. Devinder Kaur, former Art Teacher at New Green

Field School, Saket.

Reported by Palak Rajana, IXC

c. Shakespearean speeches (July 12): 2

students per House from class XI

brought the characters from the

Shakespearean plays alive by

presenting their famous speeches with

perfect intonation, modulation and

costume. Shruti Dubey (XIB) as ‘Brutus’

from the play ‘Julius Caesar’ was

awarded the first position.

Anushka (XIB) as ‘Henry V’ and Swati Thakur (XIA) as ‘King Liar’ won second while Mannat

Sharma (XIA) as ‘Mark Antony’ was declared third. The event was judged by Sr.

Coordinator Mrs. Indu Arora and Activity Coordinator Deepa Sharma.

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POSITIONS

EVENT

I II III

QUIZ ( X) Ananya Manoj & Aryaman Jai

JM Intl. School

Kashish Nagpal & Arpita

Roy

Host School

Aman Jain & Agampreet

Amity Intl., Pushp Vihar

Solo Song

(VII-VIII)

Amruta ( VIII)

Mount Olympus School

Syonna Malhotra VIII

Amity Intl. Pushp Vihar

Soumili Dutta VII

Host School

Collage

Making

( VI-VIII)

M. Swati , VII

Daisy Dales SR. Sec. School

Nitya Gupta, VII

Amity Intl. Pushp Vihar

Sairaah Makhija, VII

GD Goenka Public School

Inter School French Event (July 18)

Our school organized ‘Inter School French Event’. Students from ten schools participated.

Chief guest Ms Vandana Kumar, French teacher at Mata Gujri Public School, was felicitated

with a sapling by our vice principal Mr. N.S.Yadav. Students of our school presented a

welcome song after which the competitions began. ‘Indo-French Friendship’ was the theme

for Collage making for classes VI-VII. Solo songs on Nature/ Patriotism /

Friendship/Travelling themes by contestants from classes VII-VIII were mesmerizing and

melodious. For quiz challenge on ‘Culture & Civilization of France’ among the students of

classes IX-X, ten questions were asked and the four teams that scored the highest marks

were selected. In the first round, each of the teams had to answer one question each. It was

followed by the visual round to identify the picture displayed on the screen. Another round

comprised of five rapid fire questions for each of the teams. Interestingly, tie-breaker had

to be conducted twice to declare the clear winners.

Results were as follows:-

Red Roses Shine in Zonals

Our students made us immensely proud by doing extremely well in zonal cultural

activities. Pradyun Biswal (VIIIC) in painting (Jr.) and Debosmit Sarkar (VIIIC) in Drawing

(Jr.) made it to the top position. Viplav Panghal XB stood first in English recitation (Sr.)

while Ritvik K. Das (VIII B) bagged the second position in Jr. category. Saad (IXB) won

second in Sanskrit recitation (Sr.). Aditya Raj was placed third in Poster (Jr.). and Piyush

Patel stood third in Hindi recitation ( Jr.). Incidentally, all boys!

Reported by Vansh Goyal, IXD

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Fancy Dress Competition ( July 30)

The competition was for classes III-V.

120 students participated. Some of

them gave amazing performance.

Another competition on the theme

‘Endangered species’ was also held

for these classes wherein the

students talked about the risk of

some animals becoming extinct.

Four of our ‘Sparkling Stars’ also

participated in the event. Shivam

Chandra (IIIA) portrayed a

tree. Ranvir (IIIC) as Lord Krishna,

Say no to E-Waste (July 16)

Red Roses enacted a play on the theme

‘Say No to e-waste material’ in morning

assembly. Rudransh, Riya, Ashish and

Dhairya Agarwal of class V, who played the

main characters, informed about the

hazards of E-waste.It was told that

electronic waste affects nearly every

system in the human body because the materials that make up e-waste contain a number

of toxic components. Even the plastic casings of electronic products contain polyvinyl

chloride. Discarded keyboards, mouse, mobile phones were shown as examples of E

waste. Students took a pledge that they would be cautious in disposing of E-waste and

will hand it over to the registered recycling company only.

Zeedan Khan (IVC) as cartoon character’Shiva’ and Aarav Ahuja (VA) with rendition of

‘Venkateshwar Suprabhatam’ were indeed impressive.

It proved to be a learning experience and provided the students a platform to explore their

hidden talent.

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CHARACTER I II III

CARTOON ARMISH KHAN VC

(SOPHIA)

SAMRIDDHI SILOT

IVC

(MOTU)

AISHA KHAN IVB

(BELLA)

HISTORICAL ARUSH SINGH IIIA

(SWAMI

VIVEKANANDA)

PAHULPREET SINGH

IIIB

MAHARAJA

RANJEET SINGH

ARSH TIWARI VC

(CHANAKYA)

ADYANT NAMBIAR VA

(AKBAR)

MYTHOLOGICAL DHAIRYA

AGGARWAL VB

(MEGHNAD)

PRIYAL IIIB

(RADHA)

AARAV AHUJA VA

(BALAJI)

NATURE AANYA GOEL IIIC

(MOTHER EARTH)

RACHIT ANAND IIIB

(TREE)

ANANYA RAWAT IIIC

(WATER DROP)

SUPER HERO RUDRANSH

SHARMA VC

(RAJ KAPOOR)

SANJIVANI VC

(SCARLET WITCH)

PRIYANSHI IIIC

(WONDER WOMAN)

DEVESH VC

(SPIDERMAN)

ENDANGERED

SPECIES III

ANANYA MONDIL

IIIA

PAHULPREET IIIB

ANANYA RAWAT

IIIC

AARUSH SINGH IIIA

ENDANGERED

SPECIES IV

ALIZA IVB NIMISHTA IVB UNNATI SRIVASTAVA

IVC

ENDANGERED

SPECIES V

PRACHI SHUKLA

VA

ANSHIMA SINGH

VA

ANUSHKA VA

TANUSHREE ROUT VB

The results were as follows:-

Red Roses give “Ek Mutthi Daan”

Interact Club of Red Roses Public School, Saket, under the monthly

“Ek Muthi Daan” activity for the month of July, collected essential

food items as voluntary donation by students and staff members.

Packets of dry rice, pulses, sugar, tea and biscuits were dropped into

two drums kept near the entrance of the school building.

300 kg of food items so collected were donated to NGO

Aarohan for serving to the poor and deprived children.

Besides feeding the needy, such activities will go a long

way in sowing the seeds of compassion and philanthropy

in the impressionable young minds.

Mrs.Dharitri Jena

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Medical health checkup of all students was conducted by Dr. Mona Kulpati and her

team of doctors from Rainbow Hospital. It included general physical examination,

eye, ear, throat, blood pressure and dental checkup. A brochure having 3 discount

coupons, magnet and book mark were also given to the students.

Pre-school students and teachers came

clad in blue outfit to enable students to

recognize the colour and its

significance. Pictures of blue whale and

umbrella etc. brought by the students

were displayed. They were also made to

colour geometrical shapes and drawing of

school uniform in blue.

Medical Check- Up (July 10-12)

Blue Week (July 8-12)

Drawing and Colouring Competition

(July 18)

PRE-PRIMARY WING

With the objective to ignite the creative side of the

students’ mind and develop their fine motor skills,

drawing & colouring competition was held.Pre-

schoolers were provided outline of umbrella for

colouring whereas Pre-Primary students were given

'Sunny Day' theme. The participants created

magical expressions with their imagination.

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Van Mahotsav Celebration (July 9)

The celebration of Van Mahotsav was an

ideal opportunity to instill the value of conservation of

nature. Teachers made all the students aware about the

importance of trees and encouraged them to plant and

nurture at least one sapling at home. They recited ‘Pedd

Lagao, Pedd Lagao’ poem and enjoyed hand printing

of plants and trees. They also planted saplings with the

help of Shri Anil, the gardener.

English Recitation Competition (July 24-25)

As beauty is the realm of poetry, students enjoy expression, rhyme, rhythm and music

of words. Taking these facts into consideration, the students were given the opportunity

to exhibit their talent in English recitation. Poems on ‘Traffic Light’, ‘Save Water’, ‘Body

Parts’, ‘Good Manners’, Soldier etc. were recited. They were judged on parameters like

confidence, voice modulation, props used and overall presentation.

Reported by Meenu Khanna, Pre- Primary Teacher

The Cookery Club is a learning lab that involves

kneading, tossing, pouring, and smelling to

develop their motor skills. They also learn basic

math skills such as counting, weighing, measuring,

etc. as well as social skills by working together and

communicating. Above all it promotes healthy

eating in students. With the aim of discovering the

cook in students, a number of recipes without

using fire like nimbu pani, sandwich, burger and

chana chaat, were prepared by students.

The Cookery Club

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RESULTS

HINDI RECITATION

CLASS I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A ATULYA TRIVEDI PRANAV DWIVEDI KRITIKA KATHAIT

PRE- SCHOOL B AARAV REYAANSH RANA PRATHAM TRIPATH

PRE- SCHOOL C PARINEETI BHAVESH ANAND SAMARTH SINGHAL

PRE- SCHOOL D REYANSH RAJ YASH KUMAR AVANYA

PRE- SCHOOL E NILESH CHOUDHARY TANISHQ MD. IZYAN AHMED

PRE- PRIMARY A AARHAM SAINI RACHITA SAYAL LAVISHA KHURANA

PRE- PRIMARY B LAKSHIT SINGH BRIJESH SONKER- NUSHKA DABAS

DRISHTI RAWAT CHAITANYA CAHUHAN

PRE- PRIMARY C GAUTHAM S. KRISHNA MANAN JAIN

SAKSHAM GUPTA

DEVANSHI SRIVASTAVA

MAANVI JOSHI

PRE- PRIMARY D VIRAAJ DHANKAR ABHAY BIRDI SUBHAN SAIFI

PRE- PRIMARY E ATHARVA MISHRA MOHD. RIHAN ZOHRA HASSAN

AAROHI

ENGLISH RECITATION

CLASS I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A ATULYA TRIVEDI PRANAV DWIVEDI KRITIKA KATHAIT

PRE- SCHOOL B DEETYA MISHRA AARAV REYANSH RANA

PRE- SCHOOL C PARINEETI BALHARA KAAVYA ADHYAN

PRE- SCHOOL D REYANSH RAJ VAIBHAV JOSHI HUMAIRA MALAK

PRE- SCHOOL E AARAVSRIVASTAV GAURI MAITY NILESH CHOUDHARY

PRE-PRIMARY A RACHITA SEJWAL AIZA QUASIM AARHAM SAINI

PRE-PRIMARY B BRIJESH SONKER DRISHTI RAWAT LAKSHIT SINGH

PRE-PRIMARY C GAUTAMKRISHNA SRISHTI CHAUDHARY HRIDAAN VAID

AASHI BHARDWAJ

PRE-PRIMARY D ABHAY BIRDI ISHIKA VIHAAN GOSAIN

PRE-PRIMARY E ZOHRA HASAN MOHD RIHAN ARADHYA, JASMEET

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CLASS I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A PRANAV DWIVEDI

PRE- SCHOOL B SHAANVI NAMHA

PRE- SCHOOL C SREENIKA PARINEETI BALHARA

PRE- SCHOOL D AVANYA TEWATHIA

PRE- SCHOOL E AAHIL ALAM GAURI MAITY

PRE-PRIMARY A HIYA ARORA LAVISHA KHURANA KHUSHI

PRE-PRIMARY B DRISHTI RAWAT

PRE-PRIMARY C MAANVI JOSHI AASHI BHARDWAJ GAUTAM S. KRISHNA SAKSHAM GUPTA

CLASS I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A MOHD AHSAAN KHANAK PRANAV DWIVEDI

PRE- SCHOOL B SHAANVI DEETYA AARAV

PRE- SCHOOL C KEISHA AGRAWAL PARINEETI BALHARA BHAVESH ANAND

PRE- SCHOOL D REYANSH RAJ VAIBHAV JOSHI HUMAIRAH MALAK

PRE- SCHOOL E BHAVESH AAHIL ALAM GAURI MAITRY

PRE- PRIMARY A HIYA ARORA MOHD ADYAN AIZA QUASIM

PRE- PRIMARY B BRIJESH SONKER HARSHIT GANGWAL

PRE- PRIMARY C ZAHABIA FATIMA GAUTAM KRISHNA AASHI BHARDWAJ

PRE- PRIMARY D PRANAY CHUHAN NISHIKA RAJPUT HARMAN ASLAM

PRE- PRIMARY E MD RIHAN ATHARV

CLASS I II III

PRE- SCHOOL A TANISH PIHU HALDUNIA SATVIK CHAUHAN

AYUSH KR RATHORE

PRE- SCHOOL B REYANSH RANA VAIDIK GUPTA PRATHAM TRIPATHI, AARAV

PRE- SCHOOL C JIYANSH SREENIKA

PRE- SCHOOL D AVANYA TEWATHIA TEJAS GUPTA KAVYA

PRE- SCHOOL E HARSHITA NILESH CHOUDHARY YASH

PRE-PRIMARY A AARHAM SAINI LAVISHA KHURANA KHUSHI

PRE-PRIMARY B MAHISH SHAHI YASH HEMNANI SATVIK KR SHUKLA

PRE-PRIMARY C VIKRANT SEJWAL MAANVI JOSHI DEVANSHI

PRE-PRIMARY D NAVISH GAYATRI HEMBAM SYED MD. UMAIR

PRE-PRIMARY E ATHARV MISHRA SEJAL AHUJA

SOLO DANCE COMPETITION

RAKHI MAKING

DRAWING AND COLOURING

COMPETITION

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NEEV (Pre to Primary School)

Hindi Recitation (May 10)

Rhymes are an effective tool to teach vocabulary,

body awareness, rhythm awareness and co-

ordination skills. With this objective, Hindi

recitation competition was organized under the

guidance of Mrs. Sulekha Singh. Students

confidently recited the rhymes on themes related

to Nature like - importance of trees and rain,

expressing themselves with proper actions, and

voice modulation. They used innovative props and

costumes that further made the presentations

commendable. Winners were rewarded with

merit certificates.

Outing in DDA Park (May 15)

Picnics are a good source of enjoyment. Hence, to enjoy

the spell of the lovely weather, NEEV organized a short

visit for the students to give them an enjoyable break

from their daily routine. On way to the DDA Park, Lado

Sarai as they eagerly seated themselves in the bus, the

kids expressed their joyful mood by clapping and singing

songs. On reaching the park, they played games, danced,

sang and had unlimited fun on the lush green lawns. The

little ones thoroughly enjoyed the day and their

excitement continued even after they returned to school.

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Drawing and Colouring Competition (May 16)

Art is one of the best ways to showcase your expression. Keeping the same in mind, drawing competition was organized. ‘Nature’ was the theme for the competition. This activity also aimed at testing students’ observation power and love for nature. The participants enjoyed being creative.

Self-Introductory competition (May 18)

Self-Introductory competition was organized for preschool and pre-primary students with the objective to develop their public speaking skills. All the participants of preprimary spoke confidently. Preschool students also performed exceptionally well with good expressions even though it was their first time on stage. The students had brought beautiful props which made the competition impressive.

Welcome After Vacation (July 1)

“School bells are ringing loud and clear, vacations over, school is here”.

The students were back to school after a long summer break. They were thrilled, excited and raring to go! The assembly was teeming with a wave of enthusiasm. A welcome assembly was conducted. It began with a beautiful prayer.

Van Mahotsav celebration (July 8-12)

The School In charge presented her welcome note and boosted the morale of the budding blooms. Teachers welcomed students with a hearty smile and sang melodious songs for them. The aim was to make all the students, especially the new little hearts, feel comfortable and happy.

It has been rightly said that ‘Trees are

the kindest things we grow’ as the needs

of all the living beings are fulfilled by

them. To make students aware of this,

NEEV celebrated Van Mahotsav week in

the school campus.

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CLASS I II III

PRE SCHOOL NIYATI SHANDILYA TANISH AKSH BHARDWAJ

PRE-PRIMARY A AVNI BHATT DITYA RAWAT ASMI SINGH

PRE-PRIMARY B ADVIKA KHWAISH BALHARA PRANAV

I GURKIRAT DHOT YASHIKA AARAV

II TRIPTI TANWAR RUDRAKSH GUJJAR NAMISH BOHARA

III ANANYA KUMARI JAYESH JHA AAROHI SINGH

IV SHIVIKA DAKSH GOYAL ABHIMANYU KANNAN

V AAYUSHI TIWARI JAGRITI JHA AAFIYA SIDDIQUI

CLASS I II III

PRE SCHOOL RIDHAAN

PRE-PRIMARY A AVNI BHATT ANANYA RAJAWAT LAAVYA SINGH, HITAKSHI ATTRI

PRE-PRIMARY B ADVIKA KHWAISH BALHARA APOORVA PRASAD, LAKSHANA

The consequences of ruthless

cutting of trees were discussed.

Thereafter, the Chipko Movement

was also spoken about. Placards

and saplings brought by the

students were displayed inside as

well as outside the school.

Students were exhorted to plant at

least one tree and nurture it.

Medical checkup (July 10)

Dr. Mona Kulpati and her team of

doctors from Rainbow Hospital

conducted a medical camp at

NEEV.

Reported by

Ms. Sulekha Singh

DRAWING AND COLOURING COMPETITION

RESULTS

SELF INTRODUCTION COMPETITION