Wednesday, 5 October 2016

October Activities

Gandhi Jayanti  Special Assembly

On October 3rd,Cambridge International Foundation School had a special assembly tore mind ourselves of the father of nation, Mahatma Gandhi Ji.
Gandhi Ji was an iconic figure who connected continents and countries with his simplicity, message of peace, harmony and non-violence. He drew praise for his contribution round the world so much so that his birthday is celebrated as International Day of 'Non-violence' .
The students of IGN presented a special song 'Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram' which was sung melodiously by them . Our respected principal, Mr. Stanley Anthony addressed the assembly with his speech that inspired us to walk on the path of non-violence and truth as preached by Mahatma Gandhi.











Technology day Celebration

On 5th Oct, CIFS celebrated the Technology Day. The students presented innovative & creative ideas using the materials given to them. They were allotted 45 minutes of time which included 15 min of planning and 30 mins of documentation & presentation of idea. They came up with ideas like 3-D printer, 3-D projector, AT computer with touch screen which were listed with their uses, advantaged & disadvantages.
These unique & surprising ideas must be applauded for their originality and power of imagination. Surely, such activities help build knowledge, understanding and skills of the students. The judges for the day were Principal Sir – Mr. Stanley, Ms. Rashmi & Ms. Ritu.

Results are :

1st position : Group 2 (Noor, Rachel, Khushi, Sameep, Apramvir, Mridul, Rohin,Yuvraj)
Runner Up : Group 4 ( Sutej, Dilveer, Dilraj, Harnoor, Nittai, Vishal, Asmit)













Dussehra Celebration

Keeping the festive spirit alive, Dussehra was celebrated at Cambridge International Foundation School on 10th Oct 2016.The assembly started on a positive note of ‘Change the world’ as a poem recited in order to inspire the countrymen to be the change they want to see in the world. A hymn was sung by the students celebrating the blessings of lord Rama. A play was presented by IBDP students’ marking the importance of victory over evil. The students expressed their views on the auspicious festival through speeches wherein they made the audience visualize the picture of an empowered nation, resting on the pedestal of justice and tolerance. The event ended on a positive note wherein the students motivated others to stand for good.





IBDP CAS Activity


As an IB school, the vision of Cambridge aligns with the program’s mission, “to create a better world through education.” As a testimony to this notion, our students demonstrated maturity, confidence and initiative inspired to contribute to a world that needs them. They have adopted a local park which was desolate and unkempt. With their drive to support the cause of environmental concerns and community safety, they have planned to beautify it. With the intention of service to mankind, this abandoned place will gradually turn into an arena for all, be it young or the old. 
The Baccalaureates are content with the thought of giving to the society and opine that 
"It sounded like a big challenge at first, but we were ready to pull up our socks and do it for a noble cause."

Excursion
The attitude of seeds of curiosity were sown in the minds of IBDP and CIE students of CIFS when they visited “Pushpa Gujral Science City” on 22.10.16.Children were enthralled on seeing a 3D animation and a laser show. The voyage to the moon was a world class experience. The dinosaur park was enjoyed the most by children as they conquered the ostensibly invincible “Apatosaurus”. Working models of “life through ages” and the climate change theater kept the learners excited and engrossed. The excursion was a hit among children and teachers alike.








Grade 6th SST Activity
The Students of grade 6th created a collage to demonstrate their understanding on mountains, plains and plateaus.








Grade 6th English Activity
The grade 6th students understood the punctuation marks of full stop, question mark and exclamation mark as a means to differentiate between imperative, exclamatory, interrogative and declaration sentences. They actively participated in the activity and won badges of various punctuation marks.
 

 


 

THE CAMBRIDGE THRESHOLD ELUCIDATES ON DIWALI
Cambridge International Foundation School dived into the abundance of festivity during the Diwali celebration that was organized on 28th October 2016. The event started with the prayer and an instrumental performance on the tune of Hey Ram. The PYP students presented a play on the theme of eco-friendly Diwali. They inspired the audience to the conscious of their actions towards the earth. This was followed by a speech by Rachel Gupta, who stood for the cause of cracker-free Diwali as burning crackers lead to an increment in Child Labour. On the contrary, the needy should be given food and clothing to realize the real essence of this festival. The IGCSE students presented a devotional melody which made everyone rejoice in the aura of divinity, thus created. The students presented dance performances thereby creating an atmosphere of fervor and delight. The event concluded with a motivational and gratifying speech by Principal Mr. Stanley Anthony who inspired the audience to make the festival meaningful by enlightening lives. At last, everyone participated in the Aarti and sought blessings from the holy deity.

 









 

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