Jazzy June Tiny Tots

Jazzy June

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, SRINAGAR TINY TOTS WING The Editorial Team Patron: Ms. Radifa Khan Teachers: Ms. Ather Qureshi Ms. Nazia Rashid Ms. Fozia Sofi

Students: Hurain Shahid IIH Arwa Gulzar

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Governor’s Visit

The Honble, Governor Satya Pal Malik inaugurated the newly constructed ‘Learning Resource Centre’ of Delhi Public School, Srinagar on 3rd June 2019. He was accompanied by Mr. Khurshid Ahmad Ganai, Advisor to Governor and Mr. Parvez Ahmad, CEO of Jammu and Kashmir Bank The center, first of its kind in the state, has been established to impart skill training to the students with special needs and visually impaired to aid and facilitate their rehabilitation.

The guests also visited the recently established Digital Floor in Tiny Tots School.

A special assembly was conducted in honour of the guests in the atrium of the wing. The visiting dignitaries were particularly impressed by the wide range of programs presented which included the welcome speech followed by the Prayer, song and a rollicking Dance performance. They praised the students and the teachers for putting into place such a dazzling event. The governor also released two books – “Luna Spark” written by Touyiba Binti Javaid, a class 7th student and “The Crimson Curse” written by Shuja Tasleem, PA to the Principal. The governor also addressed the assembly.

In his speech, Governor, praised the efforts of DP Dhar Memorial Trust for creating a school of such an enviable standard, saying “the school is a model which must be emulated to learn how to empower students. To design and make such a school a reality is a great service to the society The Principal and Chairman both thanked him for his visit and his appreciation of the school.

Students performing song

Wah!! Budding dastaan artists

Wow!! Anchoring is interesting

Our young poetess

Drop Everything And Read

English activity DEAR(Drop Everything And Read) was held on 18th June 2019 from 11:30 am to 12:05 pm. Students of classes LKG-XII, teachers, nonteaching staff, administration and school management, were seen engrossed in books of their choice during the activity. As the hooter went off, all other activities were put to a complete halt.

The activity is held twice a year during the academic session. The aim of DEAR is to provide people(especially students)a breath of fresh air during the hectic schedule of the day and a time to soothe themselves while at school. It also aims at reminding them that reading should be an activity of top priority.

Child reading his book line by line

Reading time in Staffroom

Kids enjoying reading pictorial books

Wow !! Child happily reading a book

Splash Time!!

Here comes June and our tiny buds finally dipped, splashed and made fun in the splash pool. In their costumes and carrying their bathing robes, it was really hard to constrain their excitement as they made splash, splash at the pool.

Children enjoying Splash time!

Beating the heat!!

EID Assembly

Eid is a festival of prayers, joy,happiness and brotherhood. At Tiny Tots Wing Eid was celebrated with great fervor and excitement on 14th

June,

2019.

The celebrations

began

with

a

prayer

in

admiration to the creator of the universe presented by the students of Learning Resource Centre. It was followed with an informative speech by Ayham which he explained to the children the meaning, purpose and importance of Ramadan and the subsequent celebrations of Eid. After the wonderful introduction to the festival of Eid the students of class 2 presented a song “Dil-Dil� which further elucidated how Eid is celebrated. Areeba conveyed the message of peace

and

programme

harmony. Then came

the

main

attraction

of

the

Rouf (traditional dance of Kashmir) presented by the

girls of class 2.The special assembly was successful in conveying the significance of Eid and was much appreciated by the Vice Principal Ms. Shafaq Afshan, who encouraged children to follow the path of peace, love and friendship.

Our young anchors briefing about the program

Kashmiri rouf performance by our tiny kids

Rangoli Activity

A session of ‘Rangoli drawing’ was held at the school across the board as a creative activity to boost students. The students participated wholeheartedly in the activity, and enjoyed it wholeheartedly. The activity aims to develop a sense of caring, team spirit and above all an awareness of creating. Children also helped the attendants to clean the class rooms. This activity not only enhanced the sense of competition, but also inculcated a sense of responsibility as they have to study in the same classrooms and protect these Rangolis from getting messed up.

To appreciate and boost the emotional expressions of Rangoli art, we have assessed all the designs and selected three best designs from each class.

Children have put a lot of effort to create these designs, and very interesting observation of this activity was that for the first time children have preserved these designs for three days. This response, support and cooperation from the students as well as teachers prefigure the success of further activities.

Rangoli by our tiny artist

Brushing Rangoli

Work of our artist

Children busy in playing with colours

Work shop on Compassion and Mindfulness

by Arun Wakhlu

The school organised a workshop titled “How to Bring Compassion and Mindfulness in our Classes� for teachers of tiny tots, on 26th June, 2019. The workshop was conducted by Mr Arun Wakhloo, a globally recognized trainer, coach and facilitator in Leadership and Organizational Transformation. The foremost aim of this workshop was to train teachers to practice compassion, and create classrooms that develop compassion in students.

The workshop began with warm up sessions where the teachers shared their experiences followed by many interesting activities. Each activity concluded with a message on inner peace, compassion, positive attitude, gratitude, etc.

The activities also included some strategies that trained the teachers in analyzing minds of students, as well as understand and appreciate students’ way of looking at the world.

The workshop concluded with an emphasis on the need to develop compassion for ourselves, for other people, and for the environment so as to create a peaceful world.

Teacher speaking her views after an activity.Mr,

A brief address by Pro ViceChairman Mr Dhar

Wakhlu speaking to group of teachers

Teachers performing activity in Workshop

Our Budding Artists