AMITY-UNESCO RESULT
Answer: (Jarawa in Andaman, Lepcha in Sikkim,Jaunsari in Uttarakhand, Kondh in Orissa,
Bodo in Assam, Khasi in Meghalaya, Gond in Madhya Pradesh, Gaddi in Himachal Pradesh,
Rabari in Gujarat, Bhil in Rajasthan)
The second edition of ‘Ecomite’, the annual competition of economics and commerce, was held on August 8, 2019 for the students of Class IX-XI. Envisioned by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools & RBEF, the competition aims to develop financial and managerial capabilities of the students, thereby making them ready for the industry.The symposium saw students take part in three competitions with the first two ( mentioned below) held in two categories comprising students from Class IX-X and Class XI in each. The competitions were as follows...
Economics symposium: The competition saw teams discuss various current issues like water crisis, trade wars, consolidation of banks and issues ailing the aviation industry. Vasu Madan (X), Madhav Sharma (XI) and Ram Sehgal (X) won the first, second and third position respectively as speakers in Class IX -X category. In Class XI category Kushaarg Gulati won the first prize, Sonsie Khatri bagged second prize and Sagar Mowdgal secured third position.
Game plan: It comprised a startup competition and innovative ideas like V Mask-an app to help an individual complete all the formalities related to a new business and an app called Water Cycle for waste water management.The first position was bagged by the team comprising Aviral Bindal, Muskaan Batra, Sapriya Sharma and Aasmi Bhasin of Class XI. While the team comprising Kheeshika Dang, Sanskaar Sareen, Madhav Sharma, Ananya Choudhary and Vibhu Khare of Class XI secured second position.
Poster making: Herein students made colourful posters based on topics related to commerce and economics. Anwesha Satpathy (IX) won the first prize, followed by Nandita Bansal (X) and Manya Bhatia (IX) at second and third position respectively in Class IX-X category. In Class XI category, Tanya Sachdev bagged the first prize. Ananya Bansal stood second followed by Riddhima Bansal for third position.
All the competitions were judged by eminent experts as Deepti Madhura, assistant professor, Amity Institute of Education; Shankar Bose, CEO, Aum Tech; Ila Bose, director technology, AumTech and Gopal Guglani, visual artist. The panelists also comprised school alumnus Himadri Seth, Pragyan Pandey and Sana Grover
Celebrating Sanskrit
Amitians Express Love For The Language
AIS Mayur Vihar
Subhashika, the annual inter Amity Sanskrit skit competition was held in the school for the 13th consecutive year, on August 22, 2019. The theatre commenced with lamp lighting by Dr Parmesh Kumar Sharma and Dr Pravesh Vyas, assistant professors at Shri Lal Bahadur Shahstri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth and Dr Satyendra Shukla from Norman Ice Educational Institute.
Two teams in junior (Class VI-VIII) and senior category (Class IX-XII) from each of the eight branches of Amity Group of Schools participated in the annual competition. The junior group recited shlokas based on ‘Shivstrotam’ while the senior students performed episodes of Ramayana, showcasing the importance of human values.
In junior category, AIS Vasundhara 1 stood first followed by AIS Vas 6 and AIS Mayur Vihar at second and third positon respectively. AIS Gurguram 43 team received consolation prize.
In senior category, AIS Vasundhara 1 bagged the first position followed by AIS Pushp Vihar team at second. AIS Saket and AIS Mayur Vihar shared the third position.
The overall rolling trophy was bagged by AIS Vasundhara 1. The event concluded with the felicitation of the winners and wisdom words from the judges who shared their experiences of Subhashika and the nuances of vernacular drama and theatre with the students.
Tech symposium
Cyber Enthusiasts Showcase Their IT Skills
AIS Gurugram 43
Over 25 schools from Delhi and NCR participated in the 16th annual IT symposium CyberBuzz 2019-20. The event began with lamp lighting ceremony by school principal Anshu Arora and chief guest, Dr SN Sridhara, professor and director, Amity School of Engineering and Technology, Amity University, Manesar. The opening ceremony saw students presenting mesmerising dance performances.
More than 300 students competed in 14 events like photography, video making, power point presentation, crossword, logic programming, quiz, group discussion, game development, web development, gaming, etc.
The competition was adjudged by a panel of judges from MAAC Animation, Rainbow Animation and professors. Students of Amity won various competitions and shone bright. The overall first runner-up position was bagged by AIS Pushp Vihar followed by AIS Noida taking away the overall second runner-up position respectively. DPS RK Puram won the overall rolling trophy.
Janmashtami celebrations
Welcoming Krishna In Life
AIS VYC Lucknow
Soaked in the spirit of spirituality, the students celebrated Krishna Janmashtami as Narayan Samarpan on August 22, 2019. They presented the magnanimous mythological world of ‘Dashavataar’ (ten avatars) of Lord Vishnu. A short presentations of each and every avatar of the lord was shown leaving the audience in awe of the Almighty. The main attraction of the celebrations was ‘Dahi Handi’ in which all the students zealously tried reaching out to dahi by climbing the human pyramids. Both teachers and students sang mellifluous devotional bhajans. Students also held discussions on different human values we all learn from the life of lord Krishna and how to put those values into practice.
Ambassadors of change
AMUN 2019 Opens Up A Spectrum Of Global Issues
AIS Vasundhara 6
The school organised a class presentation for Class V students on the topic ‘Country Spectrum’ and also held an AMUN (Amity Model United Nations) session from August 16-17, 2019. The event was held to realise the vision of Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF to hone the young minds to resolve critical global issues and build exemplary leaders of tomorrow.
The students spoke eloquently about various countries like China, Sri Lanka, Mauritius Maldives, etc. The participants presented their well researched facts about these places especially focusing on their physical features, culture and cuisines, diplomatic relations, etc. Students also presented dance forms of different nations like the welcome dance of Sri Lanka, fan dance of China, horse riders dance from Mongolia, Sega folk dance of Mauritius and a folk dance from Afghanistan. Some fun-filled games and activities like jigsaw puzzles, photo booth, etc., were also held to engage the parents.
The AMUN session comprised General Assembly as the committee, that discussed issues related to women empowerment and child rights policies of different countries.
Certificates were awarded for Best Speakers, Best Interjectors and Best Costume at AMUN. The event not only honed the soft skills of the students but also made them aware of the global policies and paradigms.
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