Monday, June 18, 2012

Founder’s Day-Time to Renew Dedication

The Fourth Foundation Day at SAS was celebrated with much joy and enthusiasm on Friday, June 15, 2012.It was a perfect time to renew the dedication to the purposes that were defined at the time of the birth of the institution.It was a platform for sharing experiences at SAS.The teaching fraternity was indebted to the Founder’s and thanked them for believing in them, supporting them and bestowing tremendous faith in the staff. The entire faculty unanimously felt that SAS was a Research Centre, Resource Centre-a place to celebrate knowledge. Open Door System of working was appreciated by one and all. They felt it was the right place to grow, where opportunities were abundant. It was one big happy, united lot. The fast growth of SAS as a brand was applauded by one and all. Each staff member was grateful and happy to be associated with SAS.

 

A puja ceremony was performed in the morning, seeking the blessings of the Almighty, in the new SAS building complex. Mrs .Anita Verma, Principal , SAS  welcomed all and expressed her gratitude towards the Board Members .Different sections of the staff members greeted the  dignitaries by offering flowers and sashes to them. The celebration began with an inspirational prayer. It energized the atmosphere. Shri Ved Prakashji, Shri Jyoti Prakashji, Mr. Deepak Chiripal, Mrs. Nikita Chiripal, Mr .Ronak Chiripal, Mr .Vikas Agarwal, were the dignitaries present on the dais.
The pillars of SAS were present to strengthen the foundation and laid stress on team building. Shri Ved Prakashji laid stress on spreading happiness. He beautifully put across the noble idea of being a giver and not just living for oneself.  Mr Jyoti Prakash ji welcomed all the members and congratulated all for successfully completing three fruitful years. He inspired the teachers to motivate the students to earn name and fame for themselves, their family and SAS. Mr. Deepak Chiripal said that it was time to rethink and reflect as the world was changing at a very fast pace. World is evolving. The teachers and students both have to be a learning organization.
Students only need to be chiseled and dusted. Mr. Vikas Agarwal felt it was time to evolve as generation was evolving at a fast pace. One needs to be open to learning and new education.

 

The jubilation came to an end with the cake cutting ceremony. The SAS team reaffirmed in the belief to let the fragrance of education spread.

Friday, April 27, 2012

Aashayein....The Rhythm of Life

Shanti Asiatic School celebrated its third Annual function on April 22, 2012.at Redwoods Party Plot. Mr.Amarnath Mishra, Joint Director, DGFT graced the Annual Function as the Chief Guest. Mr Ronak Chiripal, The Chairman of SAS welcomed the august gathering. The management was present in full strength. Lighting of the lamp was followed by the Annual report by the principal, Mrs Anita Verma, The Principal expressed her satisfaction of setting benchmarks, CBSE affiliation, setting SAS as the flagship school.


It was an amazing evening when the parents witnessed 100 percent participation. The students took the audience to the world of Time Machine. The creativity of the students and staff was at its best. The students put up a colourful cultural programme. The academic achievers for the year2011-12 were felicitated, by the honourable Chief Guest. Shri Ved Prakash ji blessed the students of the school with his speech- The Ashir Vachan.

 

While the pre-primary swayed and danced to the tune of Disney Celebration, Chote-chote hum. There were performances on Yoga, UV dance, Classical, Robotic performances.De ghumake...the World Cup Song. A tribute to the parents, by a performance on Yeh to sach hai ke Bhagwan hai. It was time to remember Uche Himalay and Umeedowali Dhoop.Save the SPARROW campaign which has been take up very seriously by the SAS fraternity was once again applauded when the children performed on CHUN CHUN CHIDIYA.It was time to rock  and twist on the Bollywood old numbers.
Good intention and sincere effort showed in the organisation of the programme.It was a huge success.

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Save the Sparrow

Shanti Asiatic School, celebrated “Save the Sparrow-Colour Creek” to encourage creative thinking and original art execution by the students from 50 schools from criss-cross of Ahmedabad.1500 students were registered, which was an overwhelming response. This was to create awareness and make the student fraternity realize the extinction of his little bird.

The participants were categorized into four Groups namely: A (Classes I - II), B (Classes III - IV), C (Classes V - VI), D (Classes VII –VIII). Colour Creek Art Competition for the children of age groups between 6- 13 years.


It has always been an endeavor of SAS to get into the noble cause of conserving the environment in different ways. This time Shanti Asiatic School, has come forward to campaign for the cause of “SAVE THE SPARROW” project. A heart touching performance was presented by the students.

The winners were awarded first three prizes (per group) on the same day while the appreciation prizes (10 per group) along with the participation certificates were sent to the respective schools. The judges for the event were Ms. Masoom Khambhata (Kanoria Centre of Arts), Ms. Bhairavi Modi ,Mr. Rashmikant Raval and Mr. Praful Bilgi. Noted environmentalists and educationists were present on the occasion.

Mr.Jagat Kinkhabwala educted the students on, “Sparrows” and how to make proper and safe bird homes from common materials available at home.
Ms. Megha RJ Radio Mirchi added a special spark to the event by showcasing and engaging the participants and the crowd with her usual enthusiasm.

The Prizes to the winners were given away by Shri Ved Prashji , Shri Brijmohan ji and Shri Jagatji.

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Friday, February 24, 2012

Prabhat…The Celebration of Learning

Prabhat-“The morning light”. The platform for the budding scientist, poets and writers.Time for the Shanti Asiatic Students, Ahmedabad to showcase their talents in the field of education. The various faculties display their projects in the form of interesting exhibits a. It provides a horizon for the origin of new ideas taking shape in the minds of our students. This is an opportunity to present their learning experiences in the most practical presentable and creative manner.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Dr.Animesh Chokshi Joint Director of Krishna Heart and Super Specialty Institute and Dr.Shailendra Gupta,Registrar , Calorx Teachers University.

It was like entering a mini Science Centre, at SAS school building with a vast display of exhibits like Hall of Space, Oil Refinery, Future source of Energy, Production of Hydrogen, Fire Sprinkler System, Roof top Rain Water Harvest, Silver Mirror Hydroelectric Generator, Biogas Plant etc. The Computer department showed the skills in the field of Photo shop, Dotnet Programming, Pivot animations, PPT, Videos in Moviemakers, etc. Social Science Dept displayed Mind mapping, Crossword puzzles, teaching learning through newspaper, Highlight being “My experiments with Truth…Section on Mahatma Gandhi. English Language Lab-Phonetics was an eye catcher for both the young and the old. Scientific advancements have produced a number of innovative products to assist the learning process of pronunciation. Biographies, projects, mind mapping activities were displayed. Fractions, pi charts, biographies, Chinese and finger multiplication entertained the young and old from the math department. Classroom metamorphosed into Gurukul, was the theme of Hindi dept.

A large number of parents and guests spared their valuable time to encourage, motivate and quiz the students. Hard work displayed by the students was appreciated.

Valuable Feedback from Parents.

“This type of presentation is very good and gives exposure to the students to be very practical. This also helps them to be confident and learn the actual thing rather than being theoretical. Good effort.”-Mr Alok Jain

“This is a great activity to learning science practically. Develops confidence. Good effort.”-Mr Jaydip Patel.

“The little ones were confident. Could explain the concept clearly. Good job.”-Ms Poonam Sharma

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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Pat a cake…Baker’s Man

MMMM......Cake
Gonna bake a cake
Make it nice and chocolatee
Put my taste buds to the test
Add all the ingredients of my soul
Mix it with love and passion
Till its blended whole
Enjoy the scent of its sweet fragrance
Gotta taste that delightful essence
Make sure its right for the baking
Heat up the oven……


Trip to Kabhi B Bakery by classes 1to 5was enjoyable and exciting.
The bus ride was the time to recollect the nursery rhymes and mothers’
baking skills.

Each class was divided into three groups led by SAS staff member and an employee of the bakery. The bakery is divided into three sections-The Hot, Cold and Bread section. The Hot section is the main kitchen area where cakes stuffing for the sandwiches, burgers,dabeli pavetc are done. In the Bread section, different varieties of mouth watering breads, pizzas bases are prepared. The students went into the nitty grity of baking, selecting and measuring the right ingredients, process of baking. The Cold sections were a treat to the little SAS students as they saw the cakes being decorated. Students picked up some icing tips. They were then taken to the chocolate sections where they saw the chocolate moulds….a beautiful morning was like visiting Alice in Wonderland.

Monday, February 6, 2012

63rd Republic Day at SAS

India is my country
We live here in peace
Unity is important for us each

Festivity and enthusiasm marked the 63rd Republic Day celebrations on the campus. The students and staff of SAS Bopal, SBS, SAS Kheda were present in full strength. The spectators included our very enthusiastic parents.

The students showcased their strength with an impressive display of the march-past, swinging their arms and moving forward gallantly.

The school choir group filled the atmosphere with patriotism when they sang ‘SARE JAHAN SE ACCHA. The SAS students also performed a group dance on “Jai Ho.”Saffron,w hite and green was the colour of the day. Badges of the national flag and wrist bands of the tricolor adorned the wrists of all the students.

The chief guest for the day, Shri Ved Prakashji, Chairman Chiripal Group of Industries, enlightened the audience with his words of wisdom. He stressed on imparting education and moulding the future of the youth of India in the right direction. Dr.Allen Dsouza, Dean SBS, the guest of honour also spoke about the youth power and their strength. Emotions soared high when Ved Prakashji unfurled the national tricolor and the national anthem was sung, with passion. One and all displayed their sentiments of devotion and respect by saluting the national flag.

After the formal function, jubilation gave way to fun and excitement, as cross country race was organized for the various categories of the student. This was followed by the vote of thanks from the Principal, Mrs. Anita Verma.

Accolades for SAS at Calorx Foundation

G-One RadioMirchi and Calrox Foundation organized Reading competition and Innovate-2012. “An Innovation is one of those things that society looks at and says, if we make this part of the way we live and work, it will change the way we live and work.”-Dean Kam

SAS students, Sahil Shah,Chiranjeev Joshi,Arjun Shah and Parinika Krishnan were placed second amongst 17 schools at INNOVATE 2012.The competition involved innovating,creating,brainstorming.

The group was evaluated on group dynamics, creativity and presentation skills. The competition involved thinking, innovating, creating and final presentation.
Kudos! To SAS.

From the students desk.

We, the students of SAS had gone to Calorx school for an”Innovation Competition.”As we reached there we were escorted by a prefect of the school. We were given a photograph of a table and were asked to redesign it and create a whole new table on a chart paper. We had to make a table for the future. This may sound easy but believe me, it wasn’t. We had got only an hour and a half. It took us 45mins to decide what to make. The other schools were also much engrossed in their work. We made a sort of a “Flipping Concept.”In that you just have to flip the notebook and you’ll get the computer screen(all on the chart paper).We had made many things like that. The experience was awfully good but at the same time it was mind churning!

Arjun Shah
Class VII

We the students of Shanti Asiatic School went to the “Innovation Competition” where we stood 2nd out of 17 schools. Its not winning or losing, it is what we are learning from it.We were given a drawing of a table and we were asked to innovate it in such a way that we can use it even after 5yrs.So, we made a flipping concept. We learnt the “Innovation is not what’s in your mind, its what comes out from your mind.”

We just have to think and ink it. We came to know the level of our creativity from this competition and many more things. It was a wonderful experience.

Chiranjeev Joshi
Class VIII