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Tartan 2022-2023
Tartan 2022-2023
Inspiring Change...
Illuminating Lives
Ms Jane Kotian
Principal
Grade 10A
Grade 9C - Ms Joanna Stanes
Front Row Seated [L-R]: Ms J Stanes, Dr M Verma, Ms H Siddiqui, Ms R Fernandes (Class Teacher), Ms J Kotian (Principal),
Ms E Selvaraj (Senior Academic Coordinator), Ms M David (ICSE Coordinator), Ms G Pereira, Ms R Kusuma,Ms N S Lakshmi
First Row Standing [L-R]: Ms N Sharma, Mr R Chavan, Ms S Vaghese, Vranda Bansal, Janita, Hazel Nadar, Saanvy Panda,
Angelina George, Pritha Sikdar, Deborah Cornelius, Merryba Nadar, Mr D Bangera, Ms N Sanga
Second Row Standing [L-R]: Tuviksh Murudkar, Siddhant Walase, Anindit Sengupta, Aman Nambiar, Ritvik Bhat,
Johan Joseph, Vishnu Palnitkar, Aniket Guha, Jayden D’Souza, Aaron Reji, Neel Solomon, Daryl Dhanasingh
Third Row Standing [L-R]: Rishika Madan, Amie Pereira, Reina Ujual, Naysa Varghese, Asma Master, Rajvi Kaur Rehan,
Prakriti Gupta, Eva Rodrigues, Eesha Agarwal
Fourth Row Standing [L-R]: Ethan Hamilton , Pulak Banerjee Haldiya, Aurum Chen, Aijaz Shaikh, Arnav Singh, Arjun
Dharankar, Daksh Bhardwaj, Arohan Bhattacharya,Samuel Ratna, Kshitiz Shasta
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Front Row Seated (L-R): Mr R Chavan, Ms J Stanes, Ms R D’silva, Ms M Chakravorty (Coordinator - Grades 3 - 5), Ms T Quadras (Coordinator - Grades K - 2), Ms J Kotian (Principal),
Ms E Selvaraj (Senior Academic Coordinator), Ms M David (ICSE Coordinator), Ms H Kaur (Coordinator - Grades 6 - 8), Ms B Desai, Ms L Clement
First Row Standing (L-R): Ms N Sharma, Ms R Natu, Ms A Kumar, Ms S Desai, Ms N Arolkar, Ms L Ajitkumar, Ms C Dsouza, Dr M Verma, Ms L Pereira, Ms N Sanga, Ms P Sharma,
Ms S Varghese, Ms R Joseph, Ms A Lewis, Ms N S Lakshmi, Ms J Sumitra
Second Row Standing (L-R): Ms R Raghavan, Ms V Cardozo, Ms H Siddiqui, Ms R Fernandes, Ms C Malhotra, Ms G Dsouza, Ms C Chandrashekhar, Ms T Pereira, Ms G Chacko,
Ms R Behera, Ms R Pereira, Dr V Lal, Ms J Augustine, Dr R Jamwal
Third Row Standing (L-R): Mr A Parale, Ms P Chandran, Ms S Fernandes, Ms N Mishra, Ms R Shah, Ms D Naiker, Ms S Khan, Ms N Tiwari, Ms H Gidda, Ms G Pereira,
.Ms S Dharmaratnam, Ms A Chatterjee, Mr D Bangera
Fourth Row Standing (L-R): Ms N Gonsalves, Ms R Borade, Ms A Gosain, Ms L Menezes, Ms S Babu, Ms R Kusuma, Ms M Tiwari, Ms J Doshi, Ms P Yadav, Ms R Shreejit,
Ms J Fernandes, Ms R Poojari, Ms Esha Fernandes
OFFICE STAFF
COORDINATORS
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Third Row Standing (L-R): Ms. S Kulkarni, Ms S Muthu, Ms K Vaishampayan
Front Row Standing (L-R): Ms E Selvaraj (Senior Academic Coordinator), Ms J Kotian (Principal)
Left to Right: Ms H Kaur (Coordinator - Grades 6 - 8), Ms T Quadras (Coordinator - Grades K - 2),
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Ms E Selvaraj (Senior Academic Coordinator), Ms J Kotian (Principal), Ms M David (ICSE Coordinator)
AU REVOIR...
ANCILLARY STAFF
Front Row Seated [L-R]: Mr Abraham, Ms Vidya, Ms J Kotian (Principal), Ms E Selvaraj (Senior Academic Coordinator),
Ms Sujata, Mr Rocky
Ms Daisy Koshy
First Row Standing [L-R]: Ms Kirti, Ms Rekha, Ms Pramila, Ms Rajashree, Ms Roshan, Ms Shraddha, Ms Poonam.
Second Row Standing [L-R]: Ms Ashiyabi, Ms Chaya, Ms Sangam, Ms Kaushiya, Ms Hema, Ms Rita, Ms Swati
Third Row Standing [L-R]: Mr Aashrappa, Mr Mangesh, Mr Vijay, Mr Amit
As Ms Jeanne Rodrigues bids farewell to our
school, she leaves behind a legacy of unwavering
dedication, a warm personality, and a delightful
sense of humor that has left an indelible mark
on everyone she has encountered. Throughout
her 11 year tenure as a member of the office
staff, she embodied professionalism and grace,
always greeting visitors with a friendly smile
and a quick-witted remark that brightened their
day. Her unwavering focus, relentless drive, and
steadfast determination have inspired us and
set the bar high for excellence. As Ms Rodrigues
embarks on this new chapter in her life, it is
hoped that she continues to embrace the gift of
laughter and finds opportunities to share her
delightful sense of humor with others. May the
TARTAN EDITORIAL TEAM
next chapter of her journey be as extraordinary
L-R: Mr R Chavan, Ms J Sumitra, Ms R D’silva, Ms N Sharma, Ms E Selvaraj (Senior Academic Coordinator), as she is. Happy Retirement!
Ms J Kotian (Principal), Ms G Chacko, Ms R Fernandes, Ms G Pereira, Ms N Arolkar Ms Jeanne Rodrigues
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13.01.2023 Kidzania 1- 3 Students engaged in various activities and enjoyed participating in 1 Jiya Sodhi Best Delegate United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
profession based role play.
2 Nishka Mamtani Best Delegate United Nations General Assembly
13.01.2023 Silent Hill Resort, 4 Students enjoyed participating in activities like the Rocket
3 Krishhey Thacker Best Delegate Unified Historic Crisis Committee
Manor. Launcher, Scavenger Hunt and Angry Birds amidst the lush green
environment. 4 Ranit Senthilnathan Best Delegate European Union
21.02.2023 Tikuji-ni-wadi. Pre-primary Students sat on many thrilling rides such as the Super Jet, Luxury 5 Anya Keskar Best Delegate Economic and Financial Affairs Council
Carousel, Dragon Ship, Funny Bunny and the like. Later they were
taken to the Dinosaur Park. 6 Arushee Saha Best Journalist The International Press
23.02.2023 Priyadarshini 1-5 Students had a great time at the lush green gardens at Priyadarshini 7 Anouk Dmello Best Illustrator The International Press
Park, Veer Park which houses a huge play area. They were thrilled to see
Jijamata Udyan the animals in well maintained enclosures at the Veer Jijamata
and Monorail Ride Udyan. A walk through the aviary for aquatic birds and seeing the Certificate of Excellence - Outstanding Delegate:
28.02.2023
Humboldt Penguins was a delight for the students. Post lunch, No. Name Committee
they enjoyed a ride on the Monorail on which an entire coach was
reserved for our students. They experienced a smooth ride from 1 Rajvi Kaur Rehan United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
Wadala to Chembur and back. 2 Aahan Mishra United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
3 Anupoornima Swamynathan United Nations General Assembly
4 Shubh Khadria United Nations General Assembly
(q) VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS) (c) IGBC GREEN YOUR SCHOOL PROGRAMME® 2022
Vacation Bible School was conducted by Rev. John Roland and IGBC in its efforts to instil a sense of Green in young minds 5 Rahil Singh Unified Historic Crisis Committee
his team from 10th to 13th April 2023. Nearly 226 students organised the Green Your School programme for Grades 8, 6 Seifer Mathias European Union
attended VBS this year. Each day, students learned new songs, to 10 with the support of Carrier India. Bombay Scottish
Bible verses, and missionary biographies that emphasised Biblical School, Powai was selected amongst the top eight from
values. The highlight of the VBS were lessons like ‘No One Is Like Certificate of Excellence - Honourable Mention:
530 schools across India and a grant of Rs 1,50,000/-
You’, ‘Value Life’, ‘Use Your Talents’, and ‘Obey Your Parents And
was given to the school for the implementation of the No. Name Title Committee
Authorities’ that were taught and imparted valuable life lessons
presented ideas.
to our students. It was a blessed time and students enjoyed the 1 Vishwaa Dagli Delegate United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
sessions very much. 2 Aaryan Prakash Delegate United Nations General Assembly
SCOTTISH MODEL UNITED NATIONS (SMUN)
SCHOOL RANKING The tenth edition of the Scottish Model United Nations and 3 Shaurya Agarwal Delegate United Nations General Assembly
(a) THE FREE PRESS JOURNAL AWARD the first ever Inter-school Model United Nations was held on 4 Aaron Reny Delegate Unified Historic Crisis Committee
On 5th September 2022, our school was recognised as one 12th & 13th August 2022.
5 Prithvi Jagnani Delegate Unified Historic Crisis Committee
of the Outstanding Schools in Central Mumbai in the areas The committees for the conference were as follows:
6 Shivank Tandon Delegate European Union
of Learning and Teaching as well as Digitalisation and
1) United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
Technology Integration. Our Principal, Ms Jane Kotian was 7 Ishan Vasishtha Delegate European Union
honoured to receive the award on behalf of the School. 2) United Nations General Assembly
8 Arya Aranha Shenoy Delegate Economic and Financial Affairs Council
3) Unified Historical Crisis Committee
(b) THE TIMES EDUCATION ICON AWARD 9 Dev Chheda Delegate Economic and Financial Affairs Council
Bombay Scottish School, Powai ranked 2nd among Mumbai 4) European Union
10 Parth Naik Delegate Economic and Financial Affairs Council
schools that follow the National Curriculum. Our Principal 5) Economic and Financial Affairs Council
received the award from acclaimed boxer, Ms Mary Kom. 11 Shreya Upadhyay Journalist The International Press
05.02.2023 Global Math Challenge The Math Buddy Jashith Narang Global Rank 5 - Certificate 2022-2023 Bright Sparks Awards Robinage Hia Gandhi 3rd
2022-23 - Mathlathon (Grade 7) of Merit and featured in the - Art Work Category (Grade 6)
Hall of Fame
March 2023 Winter Reading GetLitt! Sthitodhi Sen 3rd - Certificate and Medal Executio 6 - 12 Grade 6: 1st - Trophy
Olympiad (Grade 6) (Social Anish Kumar Saxena
Service) Liam David Alves
04.12.2022 LogiQids Mental LogiQids Paarth Jain International Rank 1 -
(Stage 1) & Aptitude Olympiad (Grade 4) Certificate of Merit, Trophy, Grade 7:
15.04.2023 and Cash Prize Rs. 5000/- Jashith Narang
(Final Stage) Joel Vinu Thoppil
Ornare (Art and 6-8 Saayna Gupta First Runner-up Patch Up 1 - 12 Grade 10: 3rd - Merit
Design) (Grade 8) (Fabric Mrudula Arolkar Certificate
Painting) Nicole Da Costa
9 - 10 Snehin Mitra (Grade 9) First Runner-up
17.09.2022 Brainstorm - Bombay Pitch their 9 - 12 Grade 9: 2nd
Shark Tank Scottish Product/ Prisha Singh
Inventio 8 - 10 Grade 8: First Runner-up
School, Mahim Service or Swarnali Chowdhury
(STEM based Arjav Gangwal
Idea Hridhuun Savant
innovation) Shivank Tandon
Vaibhavi
Grade 9: Venkateswaran
Prisha Singh
14.10.2022 IGBC Green Your Indian Green Green & 9 Grade 9: Our school has
Hridhuun Savant
School Programme Building Healthy Prisha Singh been selected
Negotium 9 - 10 Grade 9: First Runner-up 2022 Council Schools- Anushka Gaine amongst the
(Business Ananya Gandhe Catalyse Vaibhavi Top Eight. A
Strategy) Sustainability Venkateswaran grant of Rs
Grade 10: & Wellbeing 1,50,000/- for
Sahana Pai the school for
Akshat Kartik implementation
of the ideas
Mr / Ms 9 -12 Angelina George Ms
presented
Perseverantia (Grade 10) Perseverantia
(Personality) Trophy 15.10.2022 CARNIVAL Universal High Artist on 8 - 10 Nicole Da Costa 1st
2022-2023 School, Malad Canvas (Grade 10)
05.08.2022 ASISC Regional Association of Debate Juniors Grade 10: 2nd Runner-up
Melodious Shreshtha Asthana 2nd
Literary Event Schools for the Competition Pulak Banerjee Haldiya (Out of 74
Nightingales (Grade 10)
– AISM Debate Indian School Ritvik Bhat schools from
Competition 2022 Certificate Maharashtra & Fabulous Johan Kalathoor 2nd
Goa), Flyers Joseph (Grade 10)
Certificate Talking Titans Seifer Mathias 2nd
(Grade 10)
13-14.08.2022 CASCADE Jamnabai Brush Hour 1 - 12 Grade 7: 1st - Trophy,
Narsee School (Art Relay) Swasti Singh Merit Naina Thomas Consolation
Certificates (Grade 10)
Grade 8:
Saayna Gupta Overall 3rd
Grade 9: Championship
Swarnali Chowdhury Trophy
10.04.2023 Artificial 8 & ICSE Atlas Skilltech Dr Vikram Shete, Students gained an insight
5-6 Dr. L. H. Dr Vimal Pahuja, Discussion on ‘Puberty’
Intelligence, Batch Staff Ms Danielle into new age streams the
Hiranandani Consultant, and the physical, cognitive,
(Boys) Designing and 2024 university offers : Design &
Hospital Dr. Hiranandani emotional, social and
Entrepreneurship Innovation, Management &
Hospital, Powai spiritual changes that
Entrepreneurship and Digital
accompany the same.
Technology.
20.10.2022 Entrepreneurship 9 - 10 IIT Bombay Mr Baljeet Gujral Entrepreneurship, Crypto, 10-12.04.23 Digital Hygiene: A 5-8 Digital Kiddo Ms Deepti Batra Discussion on Digital Safety
an Entrepreneur, Stocks, Real Estate, and Guide to Staying and team Rules
Baljeet is an budgets for Startups were Safe In A Digitally
alumnus of NITJ, some aspects discussed in Connected World
Oxford, IIM this workshop.
Calcutta, Author, SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS
Business Coach, (a) INTER-HOUSE EVENTS
Start-UpMentor,
and an active (i) TEAM EVENTS
Public Speaker. DATE CATEGORY TOURNAMENT WINNING HOUSE & TEAM MEMBERS
06.12.2022 How To Deal With 9 - 10 PTA Dr Sheryl Focus on SMART Approach 22.06.2022 Senior Girls Basketball Yellow House
Stress Senthilnathan, to Goal Setting, Time Grade 10: Roshni Ramaratnam, Jonel Soans
Psychiatrist Management, Planning Grade 9: Anushka Ferrao, Vaibhavi Venkateswaran, Vandani Misra,
Your Studies: Where Paridhi Sood, Gynelle Joan Fernandes, Ishita Agarwal & Aashna
to focus, Tackling Fear: Batheja.
TIP(Temperature, Intense Most Valued Player: Roshni Ramaratnam (Grade 10)
Exercise, Paced
Breathing) 22.06.2022 Senior Boys Football Red House
Grade 10: Aman Nambiar, Kevin Anthony Lawrence, Kabir Bachwani,
07.12.2022 Handling Teenagers 9 - 10 PTA Dr Sheryl Focus on aspects related to Aditya Prinson Arakkal, Anindit Sengupta, Arnav Malhotra, Robin
(Parents) Senthilnathan, teenagers in the sphere of Chiriyath, Kian Nayar, & Jonathan Paul Tatigiri
Psychiatrist studies, examinations, physi- Grade 9: Aaron Joseph Reny, Yash Vashisht, Shiven Jha, Vedhanth Ram-
cal and mental health mohan.
31.01.2023 Science of Ivory 4-5 CSMVS Museum Mr Abhishek - Students learned about Most Valuable Player: Yash Vashisht (Grade 9)
on Wheels in Arekar, a STEAM ivory, its value, origin and
16.09.2022 Senior Girls Football Green House
collaboration with Academy faculty. future. Ecology, wildlife
Grade 8: Trisha Sain, Arohi Matele
STEAM Academy and their rights, laws and
Grade 9: Teesha Malvankar, Diva Aggarwal
bans to protect wildlife and
Grade 10: Reina Ujual, Eva Rodrigues, Anna Cherian, Nicole Da Costa,
prevention of extinction
Rishika Madan, Deborah Cornelius.
of mammals were also
Most Valued Player: Trisha Sain (Grade 8)
discussed.
Girls - 50m Breaststroke Rimsha Syed 9 1 Blue Girls - 50m Butterfly Gaurika Agarwal 8 1 Red
Prakriti Gupta 10 2 Red Trisha Sain 8 2 Green
Asma Master 10 3 Blue
CATEGORY: JUNIORS
Girls - 50m Backstroke Rimsha Amir Syed 9 1 Blue EVENT NAME GRADE POSITION HOUSE
Avani Kumar 9 2 Red
Boys - 50m Freestyle Akash Roy 7 1 Blue
Asma Master 10 3 Blue
Siddarth Menon 7 2 Yellow
Girls - 50m Butterfly Rimsha Amir Syed 9 1 Blue
Advaith Sreeram Iyer 7 3 Yellow
Prakriti Gupta 10 2 Blue
Asma Master 10 3 Blue Girls - 50m Freestyle Lyra Barretto 7 1 Yellow
Joya Jain 7 2 Red
Boys - 25m Butterfly Aviral Raj 6 1 Yellow (Grades 9 & 10) Avani Kumar 9
Aarin Kumar 5 2 Red Nysa Susan Roshan 9
2 Red
Advik Poojary 6 3 Blue Kenisha Dsouza 9
Angelina George 10
Girls - 25m Freestyle Saisha Gunturu 5 1 Blue INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
Aarvi Gupta 5 2 Blue CATEGORY NAME GRADE HOUSE
9 Arushee Saha 06.09.2022 Student Council Teachers’ Day The presentation appreciated teachers and celebrated them. The
26 Sanvi Mahajan
thought shared highlighted the true meaning of teaching.
10 Roshni Ramaratnam 27 Ahaan Singh Gussain
14.09.2022 Hindi Hindi Diwas A video that captured the essence of the day was shown. A
11 Saksham Gupta 28 Aarush Bhuta Department motivating thought for the day and the importance of Hindi Diwas
12 Akshat Kartik 29 Suhani Minocha was shared.
13 Angela Chacko Koshy 30 Johan Joseph 15.11.2022 Staff Children’s Day To make their students feel special, teachers presented entertaining
14 Naina Thomas 31 Arnav Singh dances and sang songs that highlighted the importance of the day.
15 Aaron Ditto Nadar 32 Yashmit Prashar 27.02.2023 Marathi Marathi Diwas A special assembly was conducted to commemorate the birth
16 Aijaz Shaikh Department anniversary of the great poet Vishnu Vaman Shirwadkar and
33 Neel Solomon
honour Marathi Literature. Information and importance of this day
17 Siddhant Walase 34 Robin Chiriyath was presented through graphics and audio-visual presentations.
18 Seifer Mathias 35 Aurum Chen They spoke about Kusumagraj, his life story and his contribution to
19 Daksh Bhardwaj Marathi language. The Maharashtra Anthem was then played
36 Asma K Master which was followed by the School Song and National Anthem.
20 Ritvik Bhat
37 Rishika Madan
21 Naysa Varghese BAGLESS DAYS
38 Aditya Arakkal
22 Prakriti Gupta GRADE DATE ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS
23 Angelina George 39 Ambuj Baduni
JR. KG 29-31.08.2022 Grandparents' Day: By paper folding a beautiful tulip was made as a
Takeaway - Paper Folding takeaway for the Grandparents. The children stuck
THEME BASED ASSEMBLIES: HIGHLIGHTS their photo on it.
DATE GRADES TOPIC HIGHLIGHTS 12-16.09.2022 Grandparents' Day: Through dabbing and cotton painting, lovely stars
17.06.2022 6 to 10 Reading Week The assembly highlighted the importance of the week. While the T-shirt Painting were made on T-shirts.
senior school assembly had a segment where Prisha Singh of Grade 13-14.10.2022 Class Conversion: Vegetables, Students spoke about the importance of their
9 shared about the novella published by her, the Junior School & 17.10.2022 Dairy Products & Fruits products and how it is got. This was followed by a
assembly had a segment by Dishta Sikri. The assembly culminated quiz and a dance.
with students taking the Reading Pledge.
20.09.2022 Plants: Germination, The day began with them watching and participating
20.06.2022 3 Productivity A special assembly was conducted for Grades 1 to 5 by the students Paper Tearing in sowing seeds to grow plants like mustard,
Day of Grade 3 on the occasion of World Productivity Day. Students of fenugreek coriander and tomatoes. Later, they saw
Grade 3 spoke about how we can make our day more productive an exhibition of vegetables and enjoyed naming
by keeping distractions at bay, following the two minute rules and them.
handling the difficult tasks first.
27-28.09.2022 Food: A Visit to Haiko Students were excited to see all the fruits and
Supermarket vegetables that they had learnt about while also looking
6 Students highlighted the need and importance of being productive in
at all other products on display. They also learnt about
one’s personal and professional life, especially in these competitive
the various cereals, pulses, other food items and self
times.
care products that were shown to them.
08.08.2022 Student Council Friendship Day A special song based on friendship was presented. The thought that
‘the greatest gift cannot be found in the store, but in the heart of a 06.10.2022 Gandhi Jayanti: Story Telling A story, based on the three wise monkeys, was
true friend’ was emphasised upon. narrated aloud by author, Ms. Anita Jain. Students
learnt what it meant to hear no evil, see no evil and
11.08.2022 Pre-primary Elephant Day ‘Love all Life’ was the motto of this assembly. Students were speak no evil. Students then coloured a worksheet
encouraged to express love and value animal life. They were made that helped emphasise the lessons they had learnt
aware of how elephants are made to suffer for entertainment. through the story.
20.10.2022 Traditional Day Students came dressed in their traditional wear. 23.02.2023 Virtual Walk: Key Historic Students watched two documentaries - 1. World Heritage
They spoke about the traditional foods that they had Sites Around the Globe Sites listed by UNESCO 2. The Ajanta and Ellora caves.
brought to class. This was followed by an insightful brainstorming session
21.11.2022 World Television Day Students spoke about the advantages or on Quizizz.
disadvantages of television.
13.01.2023 Educational Trip: Kidzania Students enjoyed the opportunity of role playing 30.08.2022 To Understand How Plants Students planted seeds in their pots/coconut shells/egg
where they could emulate, re-enact and participate Can Be Grown in Homes shells. Students learned how to take care of their plants by
in various activities. watching a video that showed them how to grow everyday
usable plants.
2 23.08.2022 English Language Based Students engaged in the various activities that were 23.02.2023 Grade 6: Making A Self- Students made a self-watering system for plants using
Activities planned for them. Watering System For plastic bottles/containers, water-absorbing strings/thick
NATURE CLUB
20.10.2022 EVS: Traditional Day Dressed in their traditional clothes, students shared Plants. threads /rope and the like.
about the traditional foods that they had brought to
school. 23.02.2023 Grades: 7 & 8 Students recycled used sheets of paper and made useful
20.10.2022 Hindi: Traditional Day Students solved interesting riddles based on fruits To Make Handmade Paper handmade paper.
and animals. From Used Newspapers
And Papers At Home And
16.12.2022 Christmas Party Students came dressed in shades of red,white and School.
green. They thoroughly enjoyed the fun filled games
and puzzles based on the Christmas theme. This was 30.08.2022 Story Writing Students weaved a story based on a theme of their choice
followed by dancing and singing of Christmas Carols. within the given time limit and narrated the same keeping
14.02.2023 Educational Trip: Kidzania Students explored different professions, understood all the elements of storytelling in mind.
the value of money where they spent and earned
LITERARY CLUB
money in the form of Kidzos. 24.02.2023 TransMedia Storytelling Students presented the story ‘Treasure Island’ in the
form of a puppet show, a board game, a Google Slides
14.04.2023 Physical Activities, Fun & Dressed in the shades of yellow and green, students
presentation and a digital comic video while narrating the
Games began the day with an energetic zumba session
same within the given time limit.
followed by dancing to some of their favourite songs.
24.02.2023 Lippan Art Students enthusiastically created beautiful Lippan art Throughout the year, students from Grades 3 to 10 shared their articles, poems and write-ups, the best
pieces and showcased the same. of which was featured on the page through a meticulous process curated by the members of the Blog.
The teachers in charge appointed buddy editors this year and the team was further divided into four
30.08.2022 Commonwealth Games Students took an engaging quiz and enthusiatically
BSS smaller teams - Editorial, Technical, Blog and Creative team. The scope of work was laid out for the
2022 participated in the same.
BOOKWORMS team and responsibilities were shared.
Famous Books and
WHIZ KIDS CLUB Authors BLOG In the month of February, a workshop called ‘The Essentials of Writing: Purpose, Audience and Format’
was conducted by Ms Bhavna Singh. Here, two new words, LOGOPHILE and WORDSMITH were
22- Fact File- Knowing the Students researched a lesser-known country for tourism
discussed. Also, the resource person spoke to the students about the rules of writing: The session
24.02.2023 Unknown! and presented their fact files/ppts comprising their findings.
ended with a sharing of creative write-ups.
30.08.2022 Build A Boat/Raft Students designed rafts/boats keeping in mind several
factors like the area, stability, balance and if the raft 31.08.2022 Top Scorers: Decoding In Conversation With BSS Powai Toppers, Parnika Agarwal
will float even with objects in it. They were challenged The Success Mantra And Ananya Shibu
to ensure that their raft/boat stayed afloat the longest,
28.09.2022 Sustainable Fashion In Conversation With Ms Namrata Iyer
travelled the quickest, and carried the most weight. Using
STEM CLUB twigs of different shapes and treads, they built rafts/boars PODCAST
08.12.2022 PhD Talks In Conversation With Dr Meenakshi Verma, Dr Rain Kumar
that stayed afloat when kept in a water container. Jamwal And Dr Vandana Lal
24.02.2023 Newspaper Table Using 10 sheets of newspaper and 18 inches of tape,
students designed a free-standing table that could hold at 25.04.2023 Green Is The New Black In Conversation With Ms Heena Siddiqui, Anushka Gaine,
least one textbook keeping in mind factors like its stability Prisha Singh & Vaibhavi Venkateswaran
and capacity to withstand the weight.
CREATIVE ENDEAVOURS
30.08.2022 Relay: A Laser-based An online simulation game was played by them to
Space Communication understand how sound/data can be transferred from one NAME GRADE DATE CREATIVE INITIATIVE ACKNOWLEDGE-
Game point to another in space. MENT/AWARDS
SPACE 24.02.2023 1. Video: How Gravity Students were enraptured by the concept of ‘Gravity
EXPLORATION Works Visualised, Learning Realised’ that they learned about Hridhuun 9 29-30.03.2022 A working Model/Prototype named: Artificial Eyes - The Award is by way
CLUB through a video shown to them. Savant Visual Aid for Blind created by Hridhuun Savant was of a Cash Prize of Rs
declared as the “Runner-up” at the 1st “Inter-Institu- 20,000/- Plus a CIIA
2.Making a Telescope Students collaborated to make a telescopes using chart tion Student’s Innovations Exhibition & Competition Innovation Trophy and
paper and a lens. (IISIEC) by the CIIA eminent Jury Panel under the “High a Certificate of Excel-
school” category. lence in Innovations.
30.08.2022 Soapbox Debate An example of a soapbox debate was given. Students The School was award-
CONFERO CLUB came up with diverse statements and expressed their ed a trophy.
opinions on the same.
18 24.02.2023 Roti Bank 8 The visit to the Roti Bank at Mahul, a kitchen 15.10.2022 Chemistry Ms Lekha Ajitkumar
run under the aegis of Ex-Commissioner of
Police - Mr Shivanand, had a great impact on 15.10.2022 EVS Ms Neha Tiwari
the students. They accompanied the team
to KEM hospital where they joined them in 15.10.2022 Commercial Applications Ms Roopali Mandrekar
serving the food prepared in the kitchen to
the relatives of the patients. 15.10.2022 Home Science Ms Nisha Sanga
19 21.03.2023 Home Science Club Grade 9 Students made nutella sandwiches and 17.10.2022 English Language Ms Jennifer Sumitra
some tasty dishes which were sold to the
BSS staff. An amount of Rs. 5200/- was 18.10.2022 Technical Drawing Applications Mr Amogh Pallicha
raised for a worthy cause.
18.10.2022 History Ms Joanna Stanes
20 09.06.2023 School Bag Donation KG - 10 The following items were collected and do-
nated to Jisu Prem School, in rural Serango, 20.10.2022 Geography Ms Meenakshi Verma
Odisha: School Bags, Water Bottles, Tif-
fin Boxes, Crayons, Pencil Kits, Notebooks, 01.11.2022 Biology Ms Riya Joseph
Pencil Box, Long Books, Pencil- Boxes and
Erasers 08.11.2022 Art Mr Rajaram Chavan
21 16.06.2023 Clothes Donation Drive KG - 10 Sarees, salwar-kurtas & nightgowns were 10.11.2022 Mathematics Ms. Rubina Fernandes
In Collaboration with Amar- collected during the drive and donated to the
jeet Prayas NGO NGO. 10.11.2022 Physical Education Mr Dinesh Bangera
17.08.2022 English Literature Ms Suma Varghese 8-9.04.2023 Capturing Caesar Ms Usha Pandit Ms S Varghese
(Organised by: Mindsprings Ms H Kaur,
18.08.2022 Physics Ms Rubina Fernandes Publishing LLP) Ms N S L Sengupta
22.08.2022 History Ms Joanna Stanes
PRINCIPAL: WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS
29.08.2022 Commercial Applications Ms Roopali Mandrekar
SR. NO. DATE MEETING/CONFERENCE ORGANISER
27.09.2022 Biology Ms. Roselene Kusuma
1 13.06.2022 103rd AISM Meeting AISM
19.10.2022 Chemistry Ms.Heena Siddiqui
2 22-23.06.2022 Principal’s Conclave AISM
01.11.2022 Economic Applications Ms.N.S.Lakshmi Sengupta
3 17.08.2022 Why Liberal Education is the Next Big Thing? Vijaybhoomi University Panel
(c) OTHER WEBINARS ATTENDED (Ms J Kotian was on the panel as a School Leader) Discussion
DATE SUBJECT/TOPIC RESOURCE PERSON’S NAME + ATTENDED BY 4 12.09.2022 ICSE Principals of Zone E Mumbai - Zone E Principals
CREDENTIALS 5 27.09.2022 ICSE Principals of Zone E Mumbai - Zone E Principals
11-12.06.2022 Story Telling Nupur Agarwal Ms R Shreejit
6 03.10. 2022 104th AISM Meeting AISM
(Organised by: Storywallahs, Ms R Shah
Bangalore) 7 15.10.2022 AHAISI Meeting AHAISI - Maharashtra
12-13/15.07.2022 Plays Ms Elvira Oskam Ms J Augustine 8 09-11.11.2022 65th Annual Conference ASISC
(Organised by: Priyamvada Taneja
9 03-07.01.2023 100th AHAISI Annual Conference AHAISI - National
Consulting)
01.10. 2022 Competency Based Learning Ms Ishita Verma, Ms Kritika Mansingh Ms S Babu 10 23.01.2023 105th AISM Meeting Zone E Principals
08.10.2022 Art of Joyful Learning Dr Pramila Kudva Ms R Kusuma 11 18.03.2023 AHAISI Meeting AHAISI - Maharashtra
(Organised by: THT Teachers Help
12 21.04.2023 AHAISI Meeting AHAISI - Maharashtra
Teachers)
11.10.2022 Financial Planning Mr Kiran Raul Teachers 13 24.04.2023 106th AISM Meeting Zone E Principals
(Organised by: In-house) Ancillary Staff
PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA)
15-16.10.2022 English Grammar Ms Usha Pandit Ms V Cardozo
The working together of the School and the community of Integrated Activities:
(Organised by: Mindsprings Pub-
parents is crucial for the holistic success of students. The • These activities are overseen by the PTA.
lishing)
PTA, as always, is a crucial resource and ally in helping us
01.12.2022 Design Thinking Dr Anisha Malhotra Dalvi Ms R Fernandes achieve our goals in the year 2022-2023. Following are the Finance:
(Organised by: Vissanji Academy) Ms Adithi Muralidhar highlights of their endeavours. • The sweep in FDR Saving Plus Scheme was initiated by
24-29.01.2023 Counseling Skills & Child & Dr Stephen P Stratton (Ph.D) - Profes- Ms M David the PTA thereby maximising the earnings on the funds
Adolescent Counseling sor of Counseling & Pastoral care & a Administration: without compromising on the liquidity.
(Organised by: The Church licensed psychologist (Kentucky); • An increment of approximately 6% was given to PTA • The payment gateway for activities including Sports
at Powai [CAP]) Dr Russel Hall - Associate Professor of staff as part of the annual appraisal. and Integrated Activities was initiated at Campus Care.
Counselor Education and Clinical Coor-
dinator licensed psychologist (trauma • In May 2023, an additional PTA manager was appointed Events:
treatment & child/adolescent develop- to handle the increased scope of work.
• The PTA provided the required support during various
ment psychopathology.) events like the Scottish Marathon, the Annual Christmas
Anandita Kakaria wins The George Jacob Saanvy Panda is the recipient of Suryanksh Iyer, Pranav Arun win the Trophy
Memorial Silver Medal Presented By the COM, The George Jacob Memorial for Excellence in Social Studies
BSOS to the Runner-up at the ICSE 2022 Scholarship For Academic
Excellence In Grade 9
The Trophy For Inter-house Academic Excellence The Cock House Trophy For Best All Round Performance
The Trophy For Excellence In Mathematics At the ICSE was The Trophy For Excellence In English At the ICSE was won by
collectively won by Sumedh Narvekar, Vaidehi Pattarkine, Ananya Dhriti Hallan, Arshiya Agarwal, Diva Biyani and Rajvini Rout
Shibu, Arushi Singh, Anandita Kakaria, Grishma Jadhav, The Trophy For Inter-house Debate Competition The Trophy For Inter-house Music Competition Presented By
Parnika Agarwal and Dipayan Dasgupta Mrs Amelia L. D'souza was won by the Yellow House
Timeline Video
Unveiling of The Mark David Hall, in honour of the Founder Principal, Mr Mark David
A soulful performance of the song 'Somebody to love'
Gen Z is Unstoppable
"It is the hallmark of a great leader to hone personal skills, perfect them and use them to uplift others." - Ms J Kotian
School Captain- Pulak Banerjee Haldiya School Vice Captain- Niki Tanna School Vice Captain- Joshua Lewis
Street play on National Integration by
students of Grade 8
Oath Taking
School Sports Captain Aman Nambiar Sports Captain Alena Chacko Koshy
Recital of the poem
‘I am the People, the Mob’
A Medley of patriotic songs by the students of Grade 9 inspired one and all
Student Council 2022-23
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Yuletide Melodies
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We first met, when you were in Grade 8, in the online Our first meeting was not the usual kind, I got introduced to your
mode. Most of you were the unknown variable ‘x’ to me, I stand here today to render my first speech as a tiled versions on the computer screen when I became your class
Grade 10 class teacher on the occasion of Valedictory teacher. Yes, we met in an online setup and that limited my interac-
simply because your camera refused to show your face
and I must say I feel overwhelmed. tions with you. I felt it would be a herculean task for me to bond with
on the Meet tab. ‘Can you see my screen? Are you all still I have witnessed you grow and mature into young
there? Can you hear me?’ That was about the only banter you but today when I look at you all, I know there is an invisible cord
adults. I’ve seen your friendships, your accomplish- that connects our hearts. You made it possible with your mischief,
I had with you. Much has changed since then. You all now ments and your creativity. I have also seen you over- fun, and laughter and not to forget your love for all of us here.
hold a special place in my heart. come challenges and take up responsibilities.
In our two-year journey together, we tasted the best This school has shaped you to be confident individuals, the world
Over time, as you grow older, you will build on your ex-
of both worlds - online as well as offline learning; for outside will be a different one. Imbibe the traits of nature and you
periences - both good and bad. However, today, I want a while hybrid too. From not seeing your faces and will excel in all that you do.
to introduce you to a few life lessons that will hold you in hearing your voices during online class to finally see-
good stead. I have drawn these lessons from the Gospel of ing you run up and down the hallways carefree and In new surroundings, be like water, adjust, take any shape but most
Mathew and John in the Bible. happy, having so much to say and share, it surely has importantly find your own way to flow. Be like Earth when people
been worth the ride. test your patience, be it an earthquake or a Tsunami, the Earth is
1: In Mathew 7: 7, Jesus said, “Ask and it will be given
From presenting the morning assemblies to working resilient and restores its rotation.
to you.” on Lens It and coming up with brilliant ideas for the
To ask, first, you need to know what to ask for. That is our farewell of the then-grade 10 students, I was amazed Remember the mantra - This too shall pass!
first lesson for today. Be clear about what you want to by your sheer talent, intelligence and creativity. Be like air in your relationship with others, mingle freely and make
achieve. Clarity is one of the biggest secrets to success. Now let me tell you a story to remind you of what I it breathable.
Beyond Physical Limitations - The Extraordinary Journey of Differently Abled People
told you when we first met together as a class.
2: Mathew 7: 17-20 “Every good tree bears good fruit, Lara joined as a trainee in an IT company with a good New thoughts and mindsets are formed when you meet people, use
and a rotten tree bears bad fruit… So by their fruits, package through campus interviews. Like any gradu- the quality of fire that purifies everything, and be pure in thoughts,
you will know them.” ate, she had big dreams for her career. She did very words and actions. Fire reminds me of an old Native American leg-
well but her active participation did not go well with end.
Prove your worth through your works, not your words. other team members.
Be more, do more, and deliver results.Don’t just declare They created problems for her like not listening to One day there was a big fire in the forest. All the animals fled in ter-
your big dreams. Take action and make them a reality. her ideas, not involving her in meetings etc. She was ror in all directions. Suddenly, the jaguar saw a hummingbird pass
Keep moving forward no matter how many times you have upset and her workplace gradually became stressful over his head, but in the opposite direction. The hummingbird flew
stumbled. Rise each time you fall but never give up! Pur- for her. She wanted to resign and give up when her towards the fire! The blaze of the fire was engulfing everything that
manager realised that she was very stressed with the came its way, but the hummingbird wouldn’t stop going in that di-
sue excellence in all that you do! work conditions called for her. rection and back in the opposite direction. The jaguar asked the bird
3: John 15: 2 - “Every branch that bears fruit, he prunes She asked Lara to do a task. She asked Lara to fill about its behaviour as he felt it to be bizarre. “What are you doing?
so that it bears more fruit.” three vessels with water and bring them to a boil. She Why are you going towards the raging fire each time and coming
was then told to put the potatoes in the first vessel, back?” The hummingbird answered, “I am taking water from the lake
Pruning hurts, but it is important to your growth. Why the egg in the second, and the coffee beans in the
spend time on things and habits that do not deliver results in my beak and spraying it on the fire to extinguish it.” The Jaguar
third. After 15 minutes, she was asked to turn off the
or make you grow? What is your passion? What is your laughed, “Are you crazy? Do you think you can put out that big fire on
stove.
God-given talent? Always allow yourself to be sharpened The manager then asked Lara to peel the potatoes your own with your very small beak?” “No,” said the hummingbird, “I
and eggs and place them in a bowl and pour the cof- know, I can’t, but the forest is my home, it feeds me, and shelters me
and use what you have been given. If you don’t, you will
fee into a cup. Her boss asked her to observe what and my family. I am a part of her and she is a part of me so I cannot
grow rusty and you might eventually lose it. If you are
she saw. She replied, “Potatoes, Eggs, and Coffee.” see her burn. I know, I can’t put out the fire but I must do my part.”
good at writing, write. If you are good on the laptop, keep
The manager asked her to touch them and tell her At that moment, the forest spirits, who listened to the hummingbird
computing and analysing. Don’t rob the world of the one
what she felt. She replied, “Potatoes are soft, eggs
thing that only you can do. are hard, and coffee smells good!
were moved by its love for the forest and miraculously, they sent a Changing Trends in Lifestyle
The manager then said, “You see, we put potatoes, torrential downpour which put an end to the great fire.
4: Mathew 6: 24 -“Do not worry about tomorrow for
tomorrow will take care of itself.” egg and coffee all in the same boiling water, but they Native American grandmothers would end this story with this ques-
reacted differently. Potatoes that were hard become tion: Do you want to attract miracles into your life? Then do your
Just do your best today. What you plant now, you will har- soft. Eggs that were fragile turned hard and hard cof- part.
vest later. Take one day at a time. Always. fee beans melted in the water.
5: Mathew 5:41 says - “Should anyone press you into Hearing this, Lara realized that she can’t allow other You are our future and if you all do your part, we will be able to re-
people or situations to dictate her self-worth or self- store peace and experience bliss around us. Do not consider yourself
service for one mile, go with him for two miles.”
esteem. Life isn’t about what happens to us but how to be insignificant, a tiny whirlwind does bring up a storm. Speak
Go beyond what is required. Go the extra mile—in your we react to it. She must strive to be as strong as an your mind and remember that your opinion matters. Stand up for
study, in every undertaking, your career, in your service, egg. yourselves and for your friends, if you’re able to push through chal-
in loving others, and in everything you do. Do the best This is what I want to reiterate, children - Never lenging moments, you may end up being much better off than you
you can and then do a little ‘more’. Think about the great Give Up! were before you started trying.
people who lived-like Martin Luther King, Jr., and Mother In life, challenges will come from different directions
but we should never give up. Remember: Your dreams are your own and you only can design and
Theresa. They are forever immortalized because they lived Be optimistic when the going gets tough and remem- define your future!
their lives in service of others. ber the lessons of strength, and determination that
Today, as you prepare to step into a new life of discovery, you have learnt within the walls of this hallowed in- On behalf of all the teachers, I wish you all the very best for your
I pray that God will be with you in all your endeavours stitution. Strive to be the best version of yourselves! forthcoming exams and the new phase of your life.
because he has engraved you on the palm of His hands; I want to end with a few lines by Robert F. Kennedy,
You will always remain in our hearts. Love you loads!
“You have been beautifully and wonderfully made.” You are “Few will have the greatness to bend history it-
self, but each of us can work to change a small Best wishes & blessings!
precious. The Lord loves you and so do we!
Wishing you all God’s abundant grace and goodness in the portion of events, and in the total of all those acts
will be written the history of this generation.” N.S. Lakshmi Sengupta
years ahead. God bless!
You are the history makers of tomorrow. May you Class Teacher, 10C
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friend, in school that day. She was awarded a trophy for her that I could. Previously, I had asked her
boy was really nervous. The Prime Minister then stood next It’s midnight Sparklore, a city on Venus. In case you don’t every day but she refused. While climb-
discovery.
to the boy. He said in a loud voice, “This young and ex- know, my name is Viola and I’m fifteen years old. I love ing up the stairs, I wondered what made
tremely talented magician shall receive a trophy and a cash studying about a queer planet called Earth. There is no Mag- Mihika Acharya, 5A today different from other days.
reward for his excellent performance.” ic there! Magic is a source that we Starlians use to do or 1st Place, Story Writing
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The bright sun beamed down on the earth as my feet thank them deeply for giving me another opportunity in life. screaming. There was no window in the room so she had no
sank into the grainy sand. All around, a lonely atmosphere However, all I could see in the distance was miles and miles idea what was going on outside. She stepped outside the WHEN THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS
of sand and sea. green room and saw her friend run past her. She caught up
prevailed. The waves crashed gently onto the shore and the
with her friend and asked her what happened. “They said SING OUT THEIR JOY
palm leaves swayed in the breeze. As I glanced around, I
I heaved a morose sigh, giving up all hope in finding my code silver. That means an active shooter on the premises. For our Christmas holidays, instead of our usual trip to our
noticed that there was nobody present on the forlorn beach,
saviour. Then, my eyes caught the glint of sunshine in my Everyone’s fleeing to reach the nearest emergency exit!” As hometown, my parents thought it would be good to visit
except for a small figure in the distance. soon as her friend said this, there was another thundering
peripheral vision. On the sand, right next to me, lay the Odisha, not only to see the place but also to see God’s plan
Squinting my eyes, I focused on the figure. I could make pearl necklace glimmering in the daylight, droplets of water noise of a bullet firing. Emily started panicking as she in action in the beautiful mountains. The travel from Bombay
covering its surface. had no clue about how to save herself. She ran with the to Vizag, and from Vizag to Orissa was filled with scenic
out a young girl, wearing shabby, tattered rags, with long
crowd and reached one of the nearest emergency exits. beauty, but it was nothing compared to the beauty of the
unruly hair which was blowing in the breeze. Her neck
I held the precious necklace and smiled. It was then that I Serango village, Odisha. However, this trip did not seem like
was adorned with a pearl necklace as she relished in the
realised the true meaning of the saying, “Not all heroes wear Emily was near the first floor when she heard a gunshot the ideal Christmas getaway for me and my siblings as we
beautiful view of the coastline. I turned my attention back nearby. She ran upstairs to the third floor and went into a
capes.” had just finished school only to visit another school.
to the sea. With cautious steps, I waded into the water and classroom. She locked the classroom door and hid under
began to relax. As I sat down, the cold, saline water reached Ananya Samanta, 8B
a bench nearby. She reached for her phone but since she JPES, Serango was established by CAP as the first English
up to my collarbones. I closed my eyes and smiled as my was panicking, it fell. As she clumsily picked up her phone Medium school not only for better education but also to
muscles relaxed and the stress melted away. However, as and unlocked it, she saw she had no signal. A few minutes mould them in God’s love. It started in 2008 when a family
time passed by, I noticed the waves rising higher and higher. BIRDS passed. She looked out of the window to see if anyone could
Concerned, I stood up and began to return to the sand, when be called for help. Suddenly, everyone shouted “Hurrah!”
Meek, Majestic When she looked out of the window, she saw that the cops
a high-pitched scream interrupted me.
Flapping, Chirping, Flying had arrested the shooter.
My eyes darted to the shore where the young girl stood Peacocks, Crows, Eagles, Robins
horror-stricken. Her face held a frightened expression, and Singing, Hunting, Hiding Emily felt confident and brave now. She embraced these
feelings and decided it was safe to leave and opened the
her eyes were wide open. Her lips parted slightly as, with a Innocent, Delicate
door of the classroom. She ran down the stairs with a gleeful
thin finger, she pointed at something behind me. Avians
and happy look on her face. Tears poured down her eyes
Ashwin Pattabiraman, 8C
I did not have the time to scream before a gigantic wave simultaneously as she thought of her close call with death.
crashed down on my body and engulfed me. My mind did As she reached the ground floor, she saw three corpses
lying there. They were of her classmates. They had come to
Tears still gushing down my face;
My heart still rushing out of my chest.
Palms scarlet as ever through the gloves
THEY DIDN’T TEACH ME TO LET GO But I trust, remain, I trust in her.
Consolation - Zeph Joseph (JR.KG- C) Consolation - Nicole Pereira Consolatition - Zoe Bansal (JR.KG- A)
(JR.KG- B)
2nd Prize - Sami Rajguru 3rd Prize - Keane Matthew 3rd Prize - Samyra Dasgupta
(SR. KG - B) (SR.KG -A) (SR.KG -C)
3rd Prize - Avi Jajoo (1B) 3rd Prize - Rachel Thomas (1C) 3rd Prize - Amaya Roy (1A)
1st Prize - Araina Bhandari 1st Prize - Genisha Gini 1st Prize - Nishita Grover
GRADE 3
(2C) (2B) (2A)
3rd Prize - Prissha Kamal 3rd Prize - Zarah James Consolation - Aarav Nishit
(3B) (3B) (3A)
1st Prize - Siyona Singh (5C) 1st Prize - Lian Rodrigues (5C) 2nd Prize- Aarvi Gupta (5C)
GRADE 4
2nd Prize - Pristina Thilagaran (5B) 2nd Prize - Sanvi Batra (5C) 3rd Prize - Mihika Acharya (5A)
3rd Prize - Avantika Dutta (5C) Consolation - Nikita Kharkar (5C) Consolation - Anugya Chitranshi (5A)
Consolation - Joanna Jesso (4B) Consolation - Sarah Pereira (4C) Consolation - Srithik Das (4A)
Consolation - Swasti Singh (7C) Consolation - Akash Roy (7A) Consolation - Anya Sarangi (7B)
GRADE 8
3rd Prize: Sanvika Shukla (6A)
1st Prize - Taniya Chouksey (8B) 2nd Prize - Aanya Pant (8C) 3rd Prize - Aditi Suresh (8A)
Consolation - Sparsh Sen (6B) Consolation - Grace Waghmare Consolation - Aarav Singh (6C)
(6B)
Consolation - Chandrika Garg (8B)
Consolation - Sanskriti Krishna (8A) Consolation - Parinaz
Workingbox Walla (8B)
GRADE 7
GRADES 9 & 10
1st Prize - Stuti Sinha (7A) 2nd Prize - Vinaya Venoatesshwaran (7B) 3rd Prize - Aarushi Maji (7A)
1st Prize - Blue House 2nd Prize - Red House 3rd Prize - Yellow House
School Song
and Ms Larina in person.
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We were waiting for this opportunity and it means a lot to us. Dear miss,
The icing was - efforts taken to plan and organize such an Such a well organised and fun program this was. Not a
engaging event. I cannot even express how excited my son was to second was wasted in between. in arrangements or stage
sway in class and present his performance as a surprise thanking breaks. Everything continued from start to end seamlecely. There stands our school near Powai Lake,
us as parents. The 80s and 90s concept was a brilliant one and dances
Special mention for the class teacher- Mr Larina. Really appreciate
around products and technologies were the most relatable
thing. Kudos and a big thanks to everyone who was behind
Built on a wondrous site,
her efforts to make children comfortable and she was indeed the
this creative thought and dazzling performances. Really
starlet of the event!
appreciate the efforts and hardwork of school. teachers By successors to Scotsmen, Oh! so true,
With best regards, and kids for this memorable annual concert.
Reshma & Darshil Parekh
-Parents
All honour is their right.
Parents of Kush Parekh from class 1C