Principal Award winners for the period 16th - 20th of September '13.

Principal Award winners for the period 9th - 13th of September '13.

Names: (left to right)

Front Row: 

Shivam (Class Anjeer) - Helpful and does his work promptly.

Komal (Class Oak) - Lots of improvement in studies.

Ayan (Class Neem) - Good improvement in his classwork from before.

Anisha (Class Almond) - Recites oral lessons and poems well.

Sheetal (Class Nilgiri) - Lots of improvement in studies.

Back Row:

Mujahid (Class Banyan) - Draws well and his handwriting is good.

Rishal (Class Palm) - Change of behaviour and prompt in work.

Riya (Class Fanas) - He creates new electrical items with old broken toy motors.

Mehul (Class Gulmohar) - Willing to correct the other person gently if he is wrong.

Sameera (Class Bamboo) - Talented(Mehendi-Henna work), has good hand writing, speaks English well..

Principal Award winners for the period 9th to 13th of September

Principal Award winners for the period 9th to 13th of September '13.

Names: (left to right:)

Front Row: 

Javed (Class Neem) - Does class work on time.

Muskan (Class Almond) - Showed lots of improvement in studies.

Munir (Class Nilgiri) - Following teacher's instructions exactly.

Avesh (Class Banyan) - Truthful and acknowledges his mistakes.

Back Row: (right to left)

Kumkum (Class Palm) - Good writing and responsible with class work.

Alkesh (Class Fanas) - Responsible with school activities.

Thaveer (Class Gulmohar) - Hardworking and puts in lots of effort in school work.

Behind:

Deep (Class Bamboo) - Responsible with school activities and dances well.

Winners of Principal's Award - September 2nd to 6th

It's become a very popular award for the students. It's also very exciting to see children make effort to be recognised to do well. 

Here are the latest lot;

Left to right:

Front Row: 

Sabir (Class Neem) - Good in drawing and finishes classwork on time

Sizan (Class Almond) - Good in studies, very eager to participate in activities

Parihan (Class Nilgiri) - Responsible with all her classwork

Rohti Prajapati (Class Banyan) - Has improved and become good in maths, besides drawing.

Back Row:

Muhib (Class Palm) - Very responsible with all tasks

Raihan (Class Fanas) - Eager to complete his responsibilities

Devang (Class Gulmohar) - Very creative, he made a skateboard with waste items.

Manav (Class Bamboo) - Good in extracurricular activities, eg: Dance.

Fantastic Smiles!

Teacher's Day Celebration

Since 1962, India has been celebrating Teachers' Day on 5th September as a symbol of tribute and honor to the contribution made by teachers to the society. Respected among society, teachers have played an important role in the overall development of a person. They are capable to influence and mold a student's life positively. Every student celebrates this day to encourage and support the contribution of his or her teacher. Children are the country's future, hence they need to be positively nurtured and that is done best by teachers as children get inspired by their teachers. Teachers enlighten students and shape their career.

The day marks as a day of gratitude and respect to the selfless efforts of teachers. This day is also celebrated to honor Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarvepalli_Radhakrishnan), the great teacher, academic philosopher and India's Second President as he was born on the same day in 1888. Dr. Radhakrishnan was a strong supporter of education. Instead of celebrating his birthday separately he requested to observe the day as Teachers' Day to give honor to all the teachers in India. This appeal demonstrated his love for the teaching profession and since then 5th September is celebrated as Teachers' Day in India.

At the HOPE foundation School it was celebrated with some wonderful events organised by the students, without any help from the teachers. It was a testimony to the teaching given all these years.

All students got involved and felicitated their teachers and other staff of the school. Some students danced, some sang songs, while some recited poems they had penned. Some students got together and brought cakes for the teachers to cut. Class rooms were decorated and few gifts were given too.

The management of the school recognised the efforts of these teachers and gave a gift to each staff as a token of their appreciation.

Some of the memories caught on camera are posted below:

Mr. Agilan addressing everyone with the welcome speech.

All teachers relaxing and enjoying the show put up by their students.

Students sharing about the teachers.

Poem sung by the students.

A special hindi song sung by the boys.

Special popular Bollywood dance by the boys.

The girls are not far behind with another dance.

Teachers given gifts.

Every one enjoying.

Cake cutting by all teachers.