NEWS & EVENTS

Dussehra Craft - Grade II

"The triumph of good over evil is not just a story; it's a way of life." — Anonymous

On Tuesday, 08 October 2024, MBS International School organised a Dussehra themed Craft activity for the students of Class II, celebrating the festival's rich cultural and creative significance. The students engaged in crafting Ravan crowns, an enjoyable project that allowed them to delve into the artistic and traditional elements of Dussehra.

As they worked on their crowns, students discussed the story of Dussehra, reflecting on the triumph of good over evil, deepening their understanding of the festival’s importance. This activity not only nurtured creativity but also promoted teamwork, as students collaborated and exchanged ideas. Through this hands-on experience, they developed fine motor skills while learning about their cultural heritage in a fun and interactive manner. The classroom buzzed with laughter, excitement and pride as each child displayed their beautifully crafted crowns.

This hands-on activity not only stimulated their creativity but also fostered teamwork  as students collaborated, shared ideas and supported each other throughout the process. They also honed their fine motor skills while connecting with their cultural heritage in an interactive and enjoyable way.

Overall, the Dussehra craft activity was a tremendous success, leaving students enriched with both knowledge and creativity.

Magic Show

                                                                               "Magic touches people in the way great art does. It lets them see the world with new eyes."    — Drummond Money-Coutts

On Thursday, 3 October 2024, MBS International School, in collaboration with HT-PACE, hosted an enchanting magic show exclusively for the HT Newspaper subscribers of Classes III to V. The event provided students with a delightful respite from their academic routines, transporting them into a world of wonder and imagination.

The magic show commenced at 9:00 a.m., with the magician captivating the young audience through a series of astonishing illusions. From spellbinding disappearing acts to fascinating mind-reading feats, every performance was met with awe and amazement. Students were especially thrilled by the magician’s interactive tricks, where their participation brought extra excitement to the show.

Beyond entertainment, the magic show also ignited curiosity, sparking interest in the art of illusion and encouraging creative thinking. The show was not just a break from the routine but an inspiring and unforgettable experience for all the students involved.

Congratulations to Urva Patel (VII-D) for winning the Bronze Prize in the 3-Minute Endurance Skipping Challenge! in CBSE Zonal Competition. Your dedication, energy, and endurance have truly shined through. Keep up the fantastic work, and continue to reach for the stars! 

Huge congratulations to our amazing students Urva Patel (VII-D), Dhanistha (VII-A), Soumya (VII-D), and Dhani (VII-A) for winning the Silver Medal in the Zonal Speed Relay Competition! Your teamwork, speed, and determination have brought this victory home. We are proud of your incredible achievement!

Dussehra Craft

"Dussehra is a time to celebrate the victory of good over evil, the triumph of virtue over vice, and the power of truth over falsehood."   -Mahatma Gandhi.         

On Tuesday, 8 October 2024, MBS International School Dwarka conducted a 'Dussehra  Craft' activity for the students of Class I. Dussehra, or Vijayadashami, is a significant Hindu festival celebrating the triumph of good over evil, exemplified by Lord Rama’s victory over the demon king Ravana. To engage students and encourage creativity, the school organised an activity where they crafted masks representing various characters like Rama, Sita, and Ravana. The activity was a success, achieving its goals of cultural education and creativity. Positive feedback and enthusiastic participation highlighted the importance of such initiatives in preserving cultural traditions and strengthening community bonds

Poster Making

"Be the change that you wish to see in the world."– Mahatma Gandhi

In celebration of Gandhi Jayanti and to emphasise the importance of cleanliness, MBS International School organised an engaging Poster Making Activity’ for class 1 students on Tuesday, 1 October 2024. This vibrant activity encouraged young participants to unleash their creativity and imagination as they crafted colourful and impactful posters that conveyed the significance of maintaining cleanliness in our homes, schools, and communities.

The initiative aimed not only to celebrate Gandhi’s legacy but also to instill a sense of hygiene and environmental responsibility in the children from an early age. Equipped with a variety of colours, paper, and boundless enthusiasm, the students enthusiastically designed posters that illustrated practical ways everyone can contribute to a cleaner, greener environment. Their artwork served as a powerful reminder that small actions can lead to significant changes, and they left with a deeper understanding of how to care for their surroundings. The activity was a delightful blend of creativity and education, inspiring the young minds to take pride in their environment and be active participants in its upkeep.

English Debate

                                                "It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.”-Joseph Joubert

On the 10^th anniversary of ‘Swachhta Abhiyan’ launched by our Honourable Prime Minister, MBS International School organised an Inter-House Debate Competition for the students of classes XI and XII with the goal of raising awareness about the importance of recycling in promoting cleanliness and reducing  waste. The topic of the debate was - "Should Recycling be mandatory to promote cleanliness and reduce waste?"

Tagore and Curie Houses presented their views in favour of the motion, while the opposition party, Teresa and Vivekananda Houses, presented their views against the motion. The students participated with great enthusiasm, making it a valuable learning experience.

The event offered a fantastic opportunity for our students to showcase their public speaking and debating abilities, demonstrating their confidence as orators. The students were given a chance at rebuttal as well which they accepted beautifully. The Debate Competition was a resounding success, highlighting the intellect, eloquence, and confidence of our students. It served as a platform for students to refine their public speaking skills, engage in meaningful discourse, and exchange ideas on important societal issues. The event underscored the school's commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals capable of critical thinking, effective communication, and informed citizenship.

Painting Competition     

                                                                         “A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.”                            - Mahatma Gandhi

Painting competition was organised for students of class VI and VII on Tuesday, 1 October 2024, on the theme ‘Principles of Gandhi’. It provided a unique opportunity for young artists to express their creativity while learning about the important values of Mahatma Gandhi. The enthusiasm and talent displayed by the participants were truly inspiring, demonstrating their understanding of themes like non-violence, truth, and community service.

Students shared their thoughts on how Gandhi's teachings relate to their everyday lives, making the event not just about painting but also about personal growth and awareness. Many participants enjoyed the chance to work collaboratively, discussing their ideas and supporting one another, which helped to strengthen friendships and teamwork. This competition not only highlighted the artistic talents of our students but also reinforced the importance of Gandhi’s values, making it a memorable and impactful experience for everyone involved.

   Role Play

                                                                                      "The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong."                                         - Mahatma Gandhi

Role play competition was organised on the theme ‘Principles of Gandhi’ for students of class VIII on Tuesday, 1 October 2024. The skits were creative and engaging, showcasing the students' talent and enthusiasm. It provided a unique opportunity for young artists to express their creativity while learning about the important values of Mahatma Gandhi.

Students explored how Gandhi’s leadership inspired people across India to join these movements, demonstrating the power of collective action driven by ethical and moral principles. Role-playing helped students internalise Gandhi’s emphasis on truth (Satya), non-violence (Ahimsa), and self-reliance (Swadeshi), understanding how these values guided his actions and inspired millions. It simulated students regarding Gandhi’s educational initiatives, students learnt about his focus on practical skills, self-sufficiency, the integration of work and learning as key components of education.

Through these enactments, students developed critical thinking by analysing the challenges faced by Gandhi, the strategies he employed with their outcomes. They learned to approach problems with a mindset focused on ethical solutions. Students grasped the historical significance of these events and Gandhi’s role in the Indian independence movement, fostering a sense of nationalism and pride in their cultural heritage hence made it an impactful experience for everyone involved.

Global Dialogues : Video Conferencing

"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success." - Henry Ford

MBS International School believes in Global Citizenship. To reach beyond the boundaries we are connecting with different classrooms, all over the globe on the Generation Global platform.

A video conference was held between MBS School and students from the United Kingdom, Lithuania, and Mexico on Tuesday, 1 October 2024 , to discuss global biodiversity challenges and potential solutions. The event aimed to foster international collaboration, increase awareness of environmental issues, and encourage young people to take active roles in protecting biodiversity.

Participants from all countries shared their observations on the decline in biodiversity. Key reasons highlighted included deforestation, pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change.

The students discussed how biodiversity loss affects ecosystems and species, leading to long-term consequences for food security, water supply, and human health.

The participants emphasised the need for collaboration between countries to combat biodiversity loss. Students discussed how local communities can make a significant impact through conservation projects, policy changes, and

Students expressed enthusiasm about continuing the dialogue on biodiversity and expressed a desire to organize more collaborative projects in the future.

The video conference strengthened the bonds between students from different countries, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for the planet.

The conference proved to be a valuable platform for young minds to exchange ideas, share solutions, and develop a stronger global perspective on the importance of biodiversity conservation.

Non-Violence Tribute celebration

                                   “My religion is based on truth and non-violence. Truth is my God. Non-violence is the means of realizing Him.” – Mahatma Gandhi

Mahatma Gandhi, a monumental figure in India’s history, was more than a leader; he was a beacon of values that continue to resonate with generations. To celebrate his birth anniversary, MBS International School celebrated ‘Non-violence Tribute’ for the students of  Pre-primary wing.

Our young learners participated in creative activities such as cotton dabbing and charkha making to honour Gandhi’s enduring legacy of peace, non-violence, and simplicity.  The students were shown a documentary, highlighting Mahatma Gandhi’s life and teachings. This engaging overview aimed to impart his significant contributions to India and instill his core values of peace and non-violence in the hearts of our students. Through these activities, we aim to inspire our students to embrace Gandhi’s ideals and carry forward his message of peace and compassion in their daily lives.

Charkha Making

                                                                                   "The law of love could be best understood and learned through little children."                                                   -Mahatma Gandhi

In honour of Mahatma Gandhi and his advocacy for the Charkha (spinning wheel) as a symbol of self-reliance and independence, MBS International School Dwarka held a ‘Charkha Making’ activity on Tuesday, 1 October 2024 for the students of Class II. The activity commenced with an introduction to Gandhi's principles of non-violence and self-reliance, followed by a brief overview of how the Charkha became an emblem of the Indian freedom movement.

The primary aim of the activity was to educate students about the Charkha's significance in India’s struggle for independence, promote the spirit of Swadeshi, and inspire creativity. The ‘Charkha Making’ activity was a resounding success, enabling students to connect with India's rich heritage while fostering creativity and teamwork. This initiative not only honoured Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy but also encouraged students to appreciate the importance of sustainable practices and self-reliance.