Literati 2022

Fest Of Languages Linguists In Multiple Competitions

AIS Gurugram 46

The school hosted 11th Literati - A Festival of Languages, based on the theme ‘Rejuvenation’ from May 6-13, 2022. The event envisioned as a means to hone linguistic excellence and creativity by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF, saw the participation of 550 students from 43 schools across Delhi/NCR and Amity Schools from Gwalior, Raipur, Lucknow and Mumbai. The festival held virtually, comprised 11 competitions in five languages namely, Sanskrit, Hindi, German, French and English.
AIS PV won third position in ‘Rhythm’; AIS MV and AIS PV held second and third positions respectively in ‘Dubbomania’; ‘Curtain Call’ had AIS Gur 46 at first position, AIS MV at second position and AIS PV and AIS Gwalior both at the third place; AIS Gur 46 and AIS PV fetched first and second position respectively in ‘Director’s Cut’; in ‘German Story Writing & Narration’ AIS Gur 46  grabbed first position and AIS Saket came third; AIS Gur 43, AIS Gur 46 and AIS Saket secured first, second and third position respectively in ‘French Poem’; in ‘Sanskrit Shloka Gaayan’ AIS Vas 6 bagged first position and AIS MV stood second; AIS Vas 1, AIS Gur 46 and AIS PV secured first, second and third position respectively in ‘Voicing The Opinion’; in ‘Vaad Vivaad’ AIS MV and AIS Gur 43 grabbed first position, AIS Gur 46 and AIS Saket got second position and AIS Noida and AIS Saket secured third position; AIS Gur 46 secured third position in ‘Novella’ and second position in ‘Panorama’. Both AIS Gur 46 and AIS MV were declared overall winners with AIS MV lifting the overall trophy.

Saviours of tomorrow

Championing Biodiversity

AERC

Nandini Aggarwal (XI), and Aryan Thukral (XII) from AIS Gurugram 46, along with Harshita Pareek (XII) and Gargi Jhunjhunwala (XI) from AIS Vasundhara 6, participated in WWF-Model Conference of Parties (3) from June 13-16, 2022, and on July 4, 2022. An initiative by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) India, MCOP-3 is a simulation of the Convention of Biological Diversity (CBD) bodies, that involves the students in various decision-making processes and enables them to gain the required knowledge to combat various environmental issues. It is held annually by WWF, a worldwide organisation committed to protect biodiversity and nature, in partnership with bodies like UNEP, UNDP, NBA, CBD and IUCN-CEC.
The conference included informative sessions by experts,  including Dr Vinod Mathur, chairman (National Biodiversity Authority of India); K Bharat Reddy, youth ambassador, UN CBD; and Chantal Robichaud, associate program management officer, Youth Focal Point CBD, and many more. During the conference, delegates were divided into groups, wherein they formulated action plans on the agenda given to them. Harshita Pareek, Gargi Jhunjhunwala and Nandini Aggarwal gave a presentation on ‘Rainwater harvesting and wetland conservation’. They presented a smart action plan, highlighting importance of commitment.
The conference was attended by 76 student delegates, selected from 28 states and 8 UT’s pan India. The session was also live streamed on YouTube and various other sites to showcase the young talent.
Post the conference, Harshita Pareek of AIS Vas 6 was appointed as the Additional Secretary of the MCOP-3 Student Council to carry forward the initiative throughout the year.

Cyber security workshop

Security Concerns Of The Virtual World

AIS Pushp Vihar

The school conducted a cyber security workshop on May 11, 2022 for students of Class VI-VIII, with the aim to apprise them of the cyber space threats. The event was graced by Benita Mary Jaiker, Deputy Commissioner of Police, South; Inspector Anil Malik, SHO Saket; Inspector Arun Verma, SHO Cyber Police Station; Sub-inspector Vikas Sangwan; Sub-inspector Sanjay and Constable Kuldeep. They apprised the students about phishing, morphing, hacking, etc., and how to fight such problems.
Towards the end of the workshop, a short quiz was conducted to assess how well the students were equipped to face challenges of the online world.
It was followed by a question and answer session wherein students put forth several queries about cyber security and potential threats, that were answered to their satisfaction. They understood the seriousness of the increasing cyber crimes, and the need to be prudent when they are on a virtual platform.

Say no to plastic

 AIS Vasundhara 6

Tiny tots of Class I celebrated July 12, 2022 as No Plastic Day, heeding to the clarion call by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for eliminating the use of single use plastic from our daily lives. The aim of the activity was to sensitise the young future citizens about a healthy and pollution free environment, and the harmful effects of plastic on animals, humans, and aquatic life.
All the students brought steel tiffins and bottles, and cloth pencil pouches, to mark the day. During circle time they were shown informative videos, and were apprised of small steps they can take in daily life to reduce the use of plastic. They also pledged to save the environment by using reusable cloth bags and steel containers to carry food. 

I love my India
 

AIS Noida

Class VI-VIII participated in myriad activities under ‘Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat’ programme from May 18-23, 2022 to foster the spirit of national integration and bonhomie. A quiz based on ‘seven regional wonders of India’ was conducted to acquaint students with the awe-inspiring monuments of India. A fashion show based on Indian dresses was also organised to promote understanding of the cultural diversity of India. The budding writers too actively participated in essay writing competition on ‘Mera Rajya: Mera Abhimaan’. The activities instilled in students the indomitable spirit of ‘Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat’.

Heritage assembly

AIS Gwalior

The school organised a heritage assembly on river Krishna on July 18, 2022. The assembly aimed at apprising students about the rich culture and heritage of river Krishna. It commenced with Chetna Bhardwaj and Tamana Gurjar of Class VI chanting shlokas accompanied by the melodious instrumental music by students of Class IV-VII. Aanvikshika Gupta of Class VIII delivered a speech and Kanishka of Class VII conducted a quiz on river Krishna. Class IV students  performed a skit and the enthralling dance performance  by the girls of Class V was a complete showstopper. The assembly concluded with a vote of thanks by Aashvi Tripathi of Class IX, followed by the school song and National Anthem.