Clubs 2022-23

The way to broaden horizons

No need to hate, just crush them in debate.
Small steps–now taking a bigger leap -ADITI and SALONI
 Our focus this semester:

One common issue transitioning to higher grades

was pressure. Whether it was the academic
pressure for excellence in performance, the
pressure (unintentionally/intentionally) bestowed
SMALL STEPS- aditi Gupta and saloni choubey

upon children to live upon to a higher standard or

the pressure of their peers to conform to a certain
social standard, it’s an issue for everyone. So this
is the central topic of focus of our club this
semester.
Objective & Activities:

To prevent being overwhelmed with the pressures

of growing up that will inevitably befall you, it’s a
good practice to set healthy boundaries early on.
This is one major skill we’ll focus on teaching to
our club members, so that by the end of it, you’ll
be able to set healthy boundaries for yourselves
and prevent adding/harbouring stress and anxiety
on top of all the work you’re going to have to do
this year.

We’ll try to achieve this through games,

discussions, and a series of terrible jokes which
likely won’t elicit much laughter. If we haven’t
sold you yet…our club = 0 work & 70 minutes of
hopefully-not-awkward-but-not-guaranteed-fun.
Created by Aditi Gupta
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Club Afflatus
Ananya Garg & Mahuaa Agarwal
This is the kind of fun you can expect if you choose to be
a part of Club Afflatus! Join us for an amazing adventure
where we explore topics from Product Design and
Physics in an interdisciplinary and extremely interactive
fashion. You will get to engage in discussions about
interesting physics concepts and apply your learning to
create projects collaboratively.
Some of the exciting opportunities in Club Afflatus :

● Interacting with guest experts from the scientific or

designing field who can provide us with insights on
how physics is used while designing products
● Learning how the knowledge of physics can be very
helpful to overcome problems or challenges that you
may face during the creation of any project
● Brainstorming about projects that aim to further the
world’s progress with the SDGs created by the UN
● Become comfortable with each part of the design
cycle throughout the course of your project-making

And so much more!

As a part of our club, you’d be better
able to develop your passion for
product design, physics, other
sciences, engineering, etc. Get ready
to be creative! Our club will train you
with skills such as collaboration,
critical and creative thinking,
research, problem solving, media
literacy, and communication.
Writer's Block
Writer’s block? No problem, we’re currently stuck in a
jam and are going to help you get out of it!

Lead By: Aeshna Jain and Aditi Jomen Bhardwaj

Our goal and purpose Activities and Games
We’re going to help improve your creative Quizzes & Games Showcase
writing skills! We would like to work on
your technical skills such as literary Test your knowledge Showcasing our
devices, vocabulary, grammar and and skills through fun creative pieces and
planning and organizing as well as and interactive games! sharing feedback
working on your creative writing directly. with others.

Technical skills
Working to improve technical skills like grammar,
spellings, literary devices, etc.
 The Art of Arguing:
Screaming at people, in a formal manner!

Agastya Gupta &

Aaryamaan Saini
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Now you can learn this

very skill!
During the course of our club lessons,
you will be learning skills on how to
debate against other people, and then
putting those skills into practice by using
it against your peers. Developing
Communication, Thinking & Analytical
Skills along the way!
*The Art of Arguing does not support physical violence of any
kind. Verbal Violence is allowed in a respectful manner.
Other things we will do:
1. Discussing Logical Fallacies:
Flaws in Logic.

2. Team Debating:
Debating against teams, and judging
debates.

3. Spiels:
Improvised speaking on a random topic.

4. Informal Discussions:
Simple, casual discussions on topics.

Remember To Relax, Enjoy, and

remember that it’s all in Good fun!
(For now…)
Just recycle it!
By - Yashica Jain 8A
My creations (pics from google but made it)
The students in the club
will……
Achieving personal academic goals
 This club is for students who want to utilise
club time to achieve their own academic
goals.

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Consult concepts
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Students will create their own study plans and submit the same to the supervisors. These
will be monitored to ensure completion of tasks and goals. Evidence of completion will
also have to be provided.
 Club Name
Tag line/ Name of Leader(s)
 Goal/Purpose
Activities planned (from your proposal)
 Our Goal: Vocal For Local!

The boom of globalization and market capitalization has vastly affected our rich cultural heritage of
art and handicrafts. Affordable plastic toys have taken over our preference for locally made terracotta
toys, which were once used to beautify our homes. We preferred longevity and production over
quality but forgot that we are leaving a heap of trash for our coming generation which will take
millions of years to decompose and put our nature at risk for our selfish needs.

The local artisans had an adverse effect on their livelihood because of the fast reduction of demand
for locally made handicrafts.One such art form is the Asharikandi Terracotta Toy of Assam. These
traditional toys are made of clay, bamboo, pith etc, and represents the simple figure of birds, animal
and deities. But the most famous dolls found in the region are from Asharikandi.

This art form has historical relevance as its roots lie in the ancient city of Harappa in the Asharikandi
Village in Assam’s Dhubri district and have a clear influence of the Indus Valley civilization on these
terracotta toys. More than 200 families are involved in this ancient practice of making toys and
striving to keep the tradition alive.

Our aim is to support the diverse traditions and cultural heritage and be the voice for these artisans
by promoting locally made products that are not only eco-friendly but also pocket-friendly!

Proposed Activities:

- Explore sculpture making process through simple figures.

Sculpture/clay modeling boosts your
self-confidence and develops your -Hands-on activity of toy making with clay.
creative thinking process while you enjoy
the process of giving shape to your ideas. - Going through the process of firing/baking an artwork.
 Climate action club - challenges and
solutions - coz the Answer lies with US!
Do you see the change? Do you feel you can be
the change ?
Raise your
voice…be
heard…
globally!!
 We need focused
, dedicated, inspired,
compassionate,
committed ,creative
thinkers who can be
the voice of
change…
Join theclub and
be heard…be
to create awareness,
the voice of to address the
change
climate issue with a
EARTH… new perspective…

SAVE US ALL
A vision to provide students with a platform to help them create great projects and in
the process learn vital STEAM skills that are essential for real-world problem-solving.

● Training into basic electronics, Arduino

coding, soldering and PCB designing,
and fabrication using different
software.
● Arduino based robotics
● Embedded system projects
● Mechanical models and projects
● Yearly design, robotics, and scientific
challenge
● Designing prototypes that could be
utilized in teaching other subjects.
● Preparing students for interschool
competitions.
The goal of the
photography club is to give
you an environment where
you can creatively
collaborate with peers and
have fun with learning.
● Fun photography!
● Editing challenges and projects to help
you take better pictures and develop
your creativity and imagination
● Use of your mobile cameras and laptop
for fun with editing.