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SCIS BUZZ

The article in The Telegraph, Metro Section dated 18th November 2017 on Tales of Choice, Strength &

Style shared on Day one of the first Women's Empowerment Festival wherein our Principal, Mr.

John Andrew Bagul was a panelist and gave his views on how a woman of substance can be defined.

Volume 8, Issue 8

NOVEMBER 2017

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

Dear Parents and Well- wishers,

It is accepted that technological advances requires adaptability. Consequent to these advances

behavioral changes occur and to a degree is logical. Certain life style changes which are initially

noticeable are gradually accepted as normal. Essential human natures remain true and society as

whole benefits.

The advent of smart phones and android has however ushered in a phenomenon which is

inexplicable. These gadgets along with all its application has simplified many things and made com-

munication easy. It has been revolutionary in a way and its impact far reaching.

But what should have been an instrument immense utility has actually impacted the mindset in a

negative manner. It has managed to intoxicate the society at large and student community in

particular. In my trip to the US with a group of students ,I was pained to witness young minds

addicted to their phones to an extent that they were oblivious of the surroundings. Applications like

face book and google eye opener have diminished the very purpose of these phones.

Immediate matter for concern is that this trend could eventually impact natural intelligence. We

could soon witness an era where humans behave in robotic manner with little empathy and lesser

intelligence and even without the artificial intelligence of a robot.

Warm regards

John Andrew Bagul

In This Issue

From the Principal’s Desk Page 1

Eco Fest – 2017

QUIZOMANIA-2017

Perceptions of Evolving Science

Guides Report

Page 2

Kids for Tigers

Career Fair Organized by

USIEF

Career Guidance Session by

Hongkong University

Session conducted by S P Jain

Interactive Session by University

of Toronto

Career Guidance Session by

Kings College London

Page 3

Factory Visit by Class XII's

Geography Students

One Nation Reading Together

(ONRT)

A Three Hour Lesson for Life

conducted by ASISC

EXIMUS’ 17

Piano Recital by Ms. Jennifer

Heemstra

Page 4

Documentary Show at Inox

Polio Awareness Programme

India Environment Meet 2017

Page 5

Uttarakhand Batchtrip

Avsar Fest’ 17 Page 6

Sports Page 7

Primary Activities Page 8

Children’s Day Celebration

Accolades Page 9

Morning Assemblies

Bookworms Page 10

Editorial Team

Ms. Dolly Chowdhury

Ms. Manisha Pandey

Ms. Mondira Sarkar

Ms. Deepti Bhattacharya

Ms. Sawandipa Banerjee

Ms. Asmita Kapoor

Mr. Abhishek Guha

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Eco Fest – 2017 On 2nd and 3rd November our Middle School, participated in Eco Fest- 2017, organised by St. Thomas’ Day School.

Around 20 students took part in 8 categories . The students did their level best and took part very enthusiastically.

Out of 8 categories our school won awards in 4 categories. The events and the names of the students are as follows:

1. Pot decoration - 1st Prize

Pramita Dan 8B

Diptimoyee Nayak 8A

2. Creative writing (Hindi)-3rd Prize

Aaleyah Behera 7C

3. Toran Designing- 3rd Prize

Adya Agarwal 7C

Bhagyashree Daga 7C

4. Poster making- 3rd Prize

Agnibha hazra 8B

Seminar on "Perceptions of Evolving Science--the Scientists for To-

morrow"

On 3rd November 2017 five students of Class XI attended the above

Seminar at MC Kejriwal Vidyapeeth, Liluah. A brief report of the proceedings.

1. The Seminar was addressed by eminent physicist,Dr. Samudra Roy of IIT Kharagpur and Sri Krishnendu Chakrabarty,

former Head of Physics Department, Stratford Grammar School, Manchester, U.K.

2. Dr. Samudra Roy spoke on the chronological developments in the field of Optics.His address outlined the important

landmarks in the research of eminent scientists such as Galileo, Fermi, Einstein, Bose and others.He touched upon im-

portant developments beginning with perception of wave nature of light and going on to Maxwell's Electromagnetic Theory

of light, Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Interference, Diffraction, Polarisation of light. He talked about Huygens' Principle

of Single Slit Intererence, wave particle duality by Max Planck and later development by Einstein. Talking about Ein-

stein's photo-electric effect and discovery of quantum theory of light Dr. Roy gave a vivid explanation of the corpuscular

and wave theories of light.

3. Following the address of Dr. Roy, students made power point presentations on the topic," Staying Safe in the Digital World". Out of the 13

schools, three schools viz., St.Thomas' Girls School, Sri Sri Academy and SCIS, were invited to make PPT Presentations on the topic selected. Our

boys delivered a well articulated presentation which was adjudged to be the Best in the competition.

QUIZOMANIA-2017 Three students of our school ,Raunak Dasgupta –XI, Mayank Goel-XI

and Anabill Dutta –XI went to UEM, Kolkata to participate in

‘QUIZOMANIA-2017’(Inter School Quiz Competition) on

7th November, 2017. Our students performed very well in the competi-

tion and secured Second position in this competition. Prof. Dr. Sajal

Dasgupta, Vice-Chancellor of UEM, Kolkata addressed the gathering

at the beginning of the programme. The Chief Guest, Dr. Biswajoy

Chatterjee, Vice-Chancellor of UEM, Jaipur gave away the prizes to the winners at the end of the programme. Prof. Dr. Rajiv Ganguly, Dean of

UEM ,Kolkata was the Quiz Master of the Inter school Quiz Competition, QUIZOMANIA-2017’.

There were thirty groups from eighteen schools. (Each group comprising three students). In the Preliminary Round Super Six Groups for the

‘QUIZOMANIA-2017’ were selected.

Guides Report

On 7th November 2017 Guides demonstrated how to cook in fire

safely which was a great success. In this session Guides learnt

about:

Safety precautions against fire

Different methods of fire cooking

How to hang food or bottle on a branch

How to make splint bandage with the scarf

How to make stretcher with 2 sticks and T-shirts

In the evening ,we had a Guides South Calcutta District meeting where it was discussed about the Annual Competition for the

year 2017-18 and request was made for maximum participation.

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Kids for Tigers ( the Sanctuary Tiger Programme ) DATE: 1st of November , 2017

VENUE: Chowringhee High School

ORGANIZED BY : The Sanctuary Tiger Programme

CONDUCTED BY: Mr. Joydip Kundu and Mrs. Suchandra Kundu

CHIEF GUESTS :Mr. Subhankar Sengupta ( IFS officer) and Mr. Sabyasachi Chakraborty (an eminent actor and

wildlife conservation campaigner) , Rtn. Mousumi Bhattacharya, District Interact Club Chairperson.

PARTICIPATING TEACHERS :Shampita Das , Shoma Guha Roy, Puja Prasad and Arjita Das Gupta

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS :M.P.Birla Foundation H.S.School, St. Sebastian School, South City International

School and many other schools across Kolkata.

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

Kids for Tigers in association with the Interact Rotary Sponsored Club had organized an awareness campaign on

wildlife conservation. The focus was not only on Tiger Conservation in India, but also importance of wildlife and conservation of the urban wildlife

around us. The programme was inaugurated by Mr. Perminder B.Dasani, the Secretary of Chowringhee High School and he felicitated the chief guests and the

organizers.The session started with the motivational speech by Mr. Sabyasachi Chakraborty, a wildlife activist. He shared his experiences and pho-

tographs from different tours to wildlife destinations in India that include Kahna National Park, Gir Forest, Tadoba National Park, Kaziranga Na-

tional park, Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, Masai Mara, Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and a closure view into the majestic African wildlife. He

also discussed about different initiatives that can be taken to spread awareness on conservation, preventing littering and controlling pollution. Mr. Subhankar Sengupta (IFS) Forest Department of West Bengal, Directorate of Forests shared his views on the Urban Wildlife and the Related

Issues prevailing in Kolkata. His presentation encompassed different birds and animals starting from Brown fish owl, Blue Jay, white throated king-

fisher to the Gangetic dolphins and Fishing cats and Palm Civet Cats found in and around the urbanized habitat of Kolkata. These animals are ac-

customed to human presence and highly adapted. He also informed us about the vulture conservation and breeding centre at Rajabhat Khawa

which are soon going to be released in nature. He highlighted on the management of different problems in urban areas and how Wild Animal Res-

cue & Transit Facility Centre at Salt Lake is working on rescuing, treating and rehabilitating the distressed wildlife. We were also informed that the

Wildlife Wing Forest Directorate has a 24 × 7 toll free number which is 1926 for the rescue of urban wildlife.

Career Fair Organized by USIEF

On the 30th October 2017, United States-India Educational Foundation organised a career fair in our school.

The entire programme was co-ordinated by Ms Chadni Wadhwani, Education USA Adviser, USIEF. 16 re-

puted universities from the United States took part in it. It was attended by the students of Class XI and XII.

They interacted with the university representatives who had set up their separate counters. The students

found it extremely informative and had an enriching experience.

Career Guidance Session by Hongkong University

Ms Namrata Pandey, International Admissions Advisor, HKU conducted a career guidance session in our school on 3rd

November 2017. Students of class XI attended it. All relevant details about the university,admission procedure, scholar-

ship and fee structure was communicated to the students. Placement opportunities were also told in detail. The students

found the session very informative.

Session conducted by S P Jain An interactive session on different courses, was conducted by Mr Randhir Singh and his team, S P

Jain School of Global Management group on 16th November, in our school.

The session was very informative, which would enrich knowledge of our students. He discussed

about different courses of Economics, Business Management and Administration, Banking, Com-

merce, Consulting, Energy, Manufacturing, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Marketing, Logistics

&Supply Chain Management, Internet Technology, Healthcare, Media and entertainment and other Bachelor

degree courses. They also informed about the eligibility and the course fees of different degrees.

At the end of the session they conducted one general aptitude test for all streams. It was a multiple-choice objective test. Sixty one (61) students of

Classes XI and XII from all streams participated in this session. All the students enjoyed it and are expecting more sessions like this in future.

Interactive Session with the representative of University of Toronto Mr. Gowthaman Chelvarajah, Admissions & Student Recruitment Assistant, Office of the Registrar, University of To-

ronto, Scarborough conducted a career guidance session in our school on the 21st November 2017 at 9.30 am. It was a

one hour session and was conducted in AV room. Around 70 students from class XI attended the session. Students

showed great enthusiasm and a lot of positive as well as productive interaction took place between the students and

the representative.

Career Guidance Session by Kings College London A career guidance session was conducted by representatives from Kings College London on 21st November 2017 in our

school. It was conducted in the AV room. Around 70 students from class XI attended the session. The programme was

coordinated by Ms. Mahasweta Banerjee from Blue Sky Educational Services Private Ltd.

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Factory Visit by Class XII's Geography Students

On 18th November, 2017 , seven students of Class XII went to Matashree Vinimay Pvt. Ltd.

for a factory visit which is a part of their curriculum.

The factory basically deals with the production of chips and fryums. Every student had

their questionnaires with them. The questionnaire had questions like details about raw ma-

terials, capital goods, inputs and outputs, labour, their local and wider linkages, land-

use,power supply, water supply, mode of transport, paid-up capital of the unit, stability of

the unit, etc,.

They surveyed the factory and asked questions to workers and even the Managerial staffs. The owner of the factory was present there, Mr. Rohit

Singhania,. He was of great help. He helped us to understand the working of the factory and how the products are made and manufactured. The stu-

dents were amazed to see the manufacturing of the chips and fryms. We even saw the packing sector and other units of

the factory.

The students will now prepare a project depicting their experience in the form of statistical diagrams and explanations.

One Nation Reading Together (ONRT)

On 24th November 2017, One Nation Reading Together (ONRT) activity was conducted in SCIS at 11:30 am—12:00 noon, in which the students

from the Classes VI-XII read out a Pledge and their own story books along with the teachers in their respective classrooms.

A Three Hour Lesson for Life conducted by ASISC

Even before the hangover of the cyber security workshop of Mr. Rakshit Tandon wore off, SCIS got another opportunity to

participate in a near similar event.Conducted by the Association of Schools for the Indian School Certificate (ASISC) at Ro-

tary Sadan on Saturday, 18th. November 2017, 4 students of SCIS namely, Aniket Ghosh, Aryan Sethi, Deepak Tosawar &

Kaustav Sen of class XI Commerce, accompanied by their mentor teacher Sumit Roy, participated in the seminar cum

workshop. Titled “Judicious use of Social Media”, the seminar was an instant hit from the beginning. The resource person

Ms. Saloni Priya from UMEED, by sheer humour and well researched facts and figures, made the interactive session, a

memorable event. Students and mentor teachers from as many as 64 schools ( The Future Foundation School, Central

Model School, Gems Akademia, Ram Mohan Mission High School to name a few) around the city filled the auditorium bus-

tling with questions and answers from each other. The event was followed by light refreshments.

SCIS was fortunate to take part in such an event, which was primarily meant for empowering students and teacher about

our sheer ignorance on using (misusing) social media. The workshop can claim to be a success and effective if only the les-

sons learnt from it are properly implemented and executed. SCIS surely hopes its students to inculcate these in their daily

life.

EXIMUS’ 17 EXIMUS is a business conclave organised by La Martiniere for Girls’ on 11th November, 2017. Six schools participated in the event. They are Don

Bosco School, Park Circus; The Heritage, Modern High School, La Martiniere for Boys’ School, La Martiniere for Girls’ School and our school.

There were 3 events held in EXIMUS and they are App Zapp, Market Mayhem and Business Quiz. Our students secured Second Position in Busi-

ness Quiz while Modern High School secured the First Position and for Business Mayhem they really did well but they offered prizes for the first two

positions.

Piano Recital by Ms. Jennifer Heemstra On 13th November 2017, Ms. Jennifer Heemstra held a concert in the school auditorium of South City International School. She was accompanied

by Dr James Forger Dean of Michigan State University and Dr Deborah Moriarty Faculty Head of Piano at the same institution.

Dr James Forger is a Saxophonist and has performed both as a chamber artist and a soloist with well established Symphony Orchestras across Eu-

rope of which two noteworthy ones are the Pittsburgh Symphony and the Warsaw Philharmonic.

Dr Deborah Moriarty, made her debut with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra at the age of 11. She is also a distinguished alumnus of the Julliard

School of Music.

The repertoire was interesting and a well researched. Some of the recital pieces were taken from movies of which ' Catch me if you can' was an inter-

esting one. Furthermore, the programme comprised of pieces from Dvorak's Slavonic Dances and Claude Debussy's The Girl with Flaxen Hair.

Towards the end of the show the students were encouraged to participate and they sung selct songs from Roger and Hammerstein's Sound of Music.

Apart from students of South City International School, we had as guests, students from Sri Sri Academy, Calcutta Emmanuel and Institute of Psy-

chological Research attends the concert at South City International.

The performance was thoroughly an enjoyable one and was appreciated by students by show, through their participation.

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Documentary Show at Inox

On 24th November 2107 ,few teachers and students went to watch a special documentary at Inox in Quest Mall.

DOCUMENTARY –1

· What we see is not everything, there are numerous amount of invisible rays around us, which we cannot see.

For example, radioactive rays .

· Mosquito’s have a special ability through which they can observe the heat zones and flow of blood in our

body.

· On the surface of the lotus leaves there are structures which prevent water to be collected on their sur-

face .Hence, we can use these type of structures on the outer surface of airships to prevent snow from being collected.

In this documentary, they showed us clips related to the following categories:-

· TOO SLOW

· TOO FAST

· TOO HUGE

· TOO SMALL

THE DOCUMENTARY RELATED NATURE WITH SCIENCE.

DOCUMENTARY 2:-

This documentary had clips of astronomy and space. Would we still exist if the asteroid had not hit Earth during

the reign of dinosaurs? The clip showed us that there were astronauts that ventured out but never returned. The farthest humans have managed to

travel is the Moon. Though robot Machines are being sent to Mars to check whether life exists or not.

The Documentary talked about asteroids and the way they are made. When asteroids clash in space they send out rocks which might enter another

magnetic field of a planet and cause problems. Asteroids contain a large amount of energy and if they are used water can be extracted from them.

It is not possible for humans to carry a large amount of fuel. For traveling to long distances we need a lot of fuel which cannot be carried by us while

going to space. For this, scientists are trying to extract fuel from asteroids.

NOTE: This clip was made by The National Geographic US and the INOX head of the Department (East Kolkata) introduced to us this way of

learning. They wanted to make studies interesting with this new way of learning. It was an enriching experience and we totally enjoyed it.

They will be hoisting more shows on further request by Schools with nominal charges.

Polio Orientation Program and Awareness Rally

DATE : 25th November, 2017

VENUE : Rally started from Harish Park (North Gate) to Rotary Sa-

dan; Seminar took place at Rotary Sadan

ORGANIZER : Rotary International District 3291

CHIEF GUESTS : Mr. Ashok Mahajan, Past International Director

TEACHER PARTICIPATED : Puja Prasad

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED : Shinjini Ghosh(XIA), Ishika Surana(XI D),Alvina Bose

(XI A),Nandika Todi (XI D),Dev Chakraborty(IX B),Syyeed Tahir Iqbal(IX B),

Raghuwendra Singh (IX B), Vinesh Angnani (IX B), Tanishq Setia (IX B)

SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED : St. James School, D.P.S. Mega City, St. Thomas Girls School, St. Joseph and Mary's School and many other schools of Kolkata.

9 Students from the Interact Club of South City International School participated in the Polio Orientation Program and Awareness Rally with the mission "Keep

India Polio Free' which was organised by Rotary International District 3291 which took place on 25th November, 2017,Saturday from 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM.

The Rally was followed by a Seminar which was conducted at Rotary Sadan. Many eminent speakers District Governor and Ex- Directors of the Rotary Interna-

tional District spoke about the eradication of polio from the world as whole and our country in particular.

Mr. Ashok Mahajan, Past International Director, was the chief guest of the evening. His presentation included various works done by Rotary for the eradication

of Polio. He even emphasized on the importance of maintaining the present 'No Polio' scenario of India. His Speech was very thought provoking and enriching.

India Environment Meet-2017

The India Environment Meet-2017, organized by Millennium Institute of Energy and Environment Management in association with Central Glass

and Ceramic Research Institute was held at the Meghnad Saha Auditorium of CGCRI (Jadavpur ) on 25/11/2017 (Saturday). Dr K Muraleedharan

Director CGCRI initiated the Meet; addressing the audience and all the participating schools. While discussing the relationship between human Civ-

ilization and environment he brought forth examples of profound disturbance of natural balance from ancient times due to human activities in the

name of development. Ignorance was the major factor which caused this devastation.

Some discussion on uses of energy, natural resources and protection of environment were followed by stalwarts in this field. The inter school compe-

titions were next in the list. Major participating schools were :

South City International School, St James, St Thomas, Asoka Hall, The Heritage, Kendriya Vidyalaya—Saltlake and Ballygunj, Hirendralila Pa-

tranabish, Modern Academy . Around 200 students participated in different events.

We were the winner of the Quiz competition. Subhaditya, Wrik and Aritra did an excellent job. Right from the first round of the finals they were far

ahead of all other teams. The Skit presentation was neat and smart without any excess. It was immensely praised .

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Uttarakhand Batchtrip From 20-25th November, 2017, 27 of us from Class XII, accompanied by two teachers:

Ms. Susmita Basu and Mr. Richard Gomes travelled to Uttarakhand for our batch

trip, organised by Trailblazers. We'd been looking forward to this trip for a long time,

since this was our last trip together as a batch before our upcoming ISC 2018 Examina-

tion. Without a doubt, we enjoyed to the fullest and made memories which we shall

cherish forever.

Day 1: 20th November, Monday We reached Kolkata airport in the afternoon, and

reached Delhi in the evening. After having our dinner at Domino's Karol Bagh, we

took the overnight train to Dehradun.

Day 2: 21st November, Tuesday We reached Dehradun early in the morning, then

boarded the bus from the railway station to reach our campsite at Viraat Khai after a 3

hour drive. At the campsite, we were allotted our cottages and were introduced to the

instructors who would accompany us for all our activities. Post breakfast, we went out

on a short walk to get acclimatized to the mountain climate. After lunch, we had two

activities - valley crossing and tree jummering. In the evening we had dinner and re-

flected on the day's activities.

Day 3: 22nd November, Wednesday After breakfast, we packed our backpacks and set

out on a long, exhilarating trek to Tiger Falls. The view from the mountains was breathtaking and snow capped peaks were visible in the distance.

Although some of the mountain paths were quite dangerous and some people slipped and bruised themselves, all of us safely made it in the end and

enjoyed getting drenched at the spectacular Tiger Falls. We had a picnic lunch there, and then took the bus to the town of Chakrata, where we

stopped for a while at the local market. On reaching the campsite, we had an evening bonfire followed by team games and dinner.

Day 4: 23rd November, Thursday this was arguably the most exciting day of the trip. We had packed our backpacks with warm clothes and some

necessities, and then set out after breakfast. We were going to spend the night in the wilderness and return only the next morning. First, we stopped

at a junction for two activities: rappelling and rock climbing. The latter was possibly the most challenging, but most of us managed to complete the

task. In the afternoon, we reached Churani, where we were to spend the night. After lunch, we were shown how to set up our tents in groups. Then,

we enjoyed team games, collecting firewood and cooking Maggi for the evening. After sunset, we had a massive bonfire as the night was getting cold-

er by the minute in the wilderness. We were told that we were camping at an altitude of over 7000 ft. All of us thoroughly enjoyed talking about our

experiences, sharing ghost stories and playing games at the bonfire. One team cooked dinner for all of us. We spent the night in sleeping bags, which

was a wonderful experience.

Day 5: 24th November, Friday We witnessed the sunrise in the morning, and then left our tents after tea. We reached our campsite, and then packed

our suitcases. After breakfast, we bid farewell to the campsite and boarded the bus to the Yamunotri Bridge. There we had numerous water activi-

ties in the Yamuna River, including bridge slithering, valley crossing and swimming. Post lunch, we left for Dehradun. In the evening, we spent some

time at Pacific Mall, Dehradun, followed by dinner at Burger King. At night, we took the train back to Delhi.

Day 6: 25th November, Saturday We reached Delhi in the morning, and then had our breakfast at the airport. The afternoon flight to Kolkata

brought us back home, marking the end of an unforgettable journey. Above all, we shall always remember the moments we spent together and I'm

grateful to the school for this opportunity.

Avsar Fest’ 17 South City International School participated in a ‘poetry and rhythm’ themed fest called Avsar (2017) organized by Akshar school in their premises on

the 9th and 10th of November.

The fest consisted of 14 events out of which our school participated in 11, namely:

Elocution

Quiz

Slam poetry

Thematic display

Creative writing

Cover to cover

Fashion show

Photography

Craft

Graffiti

Street play

41 students, in total, including two student representatives, namely; Rayeesa Arifeen and Sonal Singh, participated in this fest.

Day 1: 9th – 28 students were accompanied by Arindam sir and Apilla ma’am.

Day 2: 10th – 21 students were accompanied by Arindam sir and Lipika ma’am.

From the given events, SCIS won prizes in the following:

Slam poetry- Swastika Mukherjee: 1st

Quiz-Anish Kumar Arun, Mayank Goel and Subhaditya Basu: 2nd

Street play- 2nd

Graffiti- Soumyadeep Dasgupta, Faguni Bhartiya and Neha Das: 2nd

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Inter School Chess Tournament

Inter School chess Tournament organized by Garden High School in association with Dibyendu Barua Chess Academy was held on 11 th November

'17.Top 11 schools participated. There were only 2 prizes in team championship and 2 prizes in Individual category. Tejash Jain got 2nd prize on his

board. We missed the 2nd prize team championship by 1 point.

Inter House Badminton Tournament (Secondary Section Classes VI-VII)

SCIS Secondary (Classes VI-VIII) Inter House Badminton Tournament was held on 24TH November 2017. The

tournament was inaugurated by Mrs Moumita Chatterjee, Middle School Coordinator. The Single’s Girl’s final

match was played between Achiever VS Creator house. Achiever House won the match and 2nd place Creator

house. Innovator finished 3rd place and Philosopher finished 4th. The Single’s Boy’s final match was played be-

tween Achiever VS Innovator house. Achiever House won the match. Innovator house finished 2nd and Creator

house finished 3rd and Philosopher house finished 4th. The Double’s Boy’s final match was played between Crea-

tor VS Philosopher house. Philosopher House won the final match. Achiever house finished 3rd and Innovator

house finished 4th in this tournament. The Double’girls’s final match was played between Innovator VS Philoso-

pher house. Innovator House won the final match. Philosopher house was 2nd and Achiever house finished 3rd.

Best player award got Swayamshree Mohanty of Class VIII-D from Achiever house.

SINGLE’S BOYS

ADITYA BHUSARI VIII-D ACHIEVER GOLD

RAMANPREET SINGH CHADHA VII-B INNOVATOR SILVER

SINGLE’S GIRLS

SWAYAMSHREE MOHANTY VIII-D ACHIEVER GOLD

VIDHI SINGHAL VI-C CREATOR SILVER

D0UBLE’S BOYS

JAS SHETH VII-B PHILOSOPHER GOLD

RYAN GHOSH VIII-A PHILOSOPHER GOLD

SURYA PRAVO MAJI VII-A CREATOR SILVER

KEON K IM VIII-B CREATOR SILVER

D0UBLE’S GIRLS

VANSHIKA TEWARI VIII-D INNOVATOR GOLD

TAVISHI BAGARIA VIII-D INNOVATOR GOLD

MANVI SRIVASTAVA VIII-A PHILOSOPHER SILVER

JASMIN DHAWAN VIII-C PHILOSOPHER SILVER

BEST PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT - SWAYAMSHREE MOHANTY

ASISC National Meet: Cricket Finale We have finished our entire group matches of the cricket tournament

in the ASISC organized National's being played in Mumbai from 14-

17th November 2017. 9 teams of different states took part in this

prestigious Tournament. All the Matches were played at the Oval

Cricket Ground except the finals. In the 1st match of the 10 overs

each side tournament, Bengal lost to Bihar by 16 runs. Bihar scored

92 runs in 10 overs; Bengal scored 76 in 10 overs. Anjani and Tridev

both took 2 wickets each. In the 2nd Match Bengal beat Tamil Nadu

by 27 runs. Bengal first scored 77 in 10 overs. Tamil Nadu was shot

out for 50 runs in 9 overs. Tridev took 4 and Anjani took 2 wickets

each. In the 3rd Match Bengal lost to host Maharashtra by 25 runs.

Maharashtra scored 110 runs in 10 overs, Bengal scored 85 runs in

10 overs. Tridev took 1 wicket. In the 4th Match, Bengal batted first

and scored 93 runs. Punjab scored 73 in 10 overs. Anjani and Tridev

both took 2 wickets each. Bengal didn't make to the knockout stage

due to inferior run rate. Bengal won 2 and lost 2 matches. They lost both their matches to the eventual finalist Bihar and Maharashtra. In the even-

ing the boys will be watching the finals to be played at Police Gymkhana Ground from 5pm, a day night match, between host Maharashtra and Bi-

har.

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PRIMARY SECTION ACTIVITIES

Vegetable Salad making Scrap book activity on Water transport Children's day craft and activity

Children’s Day Activities

Activity on transport Maths Lab Activities

Class II project work on Endangered and Extinct Animals

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CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION

Magic Show : On the happy occasion of Children’s Day , our

Principal arranged for a delightful Magic Show for all the Pre-

Primary and Primary students.

The school premises were decorated with colourful balloons

and it was a pleasure to see children playing with it!

A fantastic program was arranged

by the teachers and the Administra-

tion Staff for the students. There

was singing, dancing and drama.

The students cheered the teachers

and had fun.

An enthralling Magic Show was al-

so arranged for the students.

ACCOLADES

Ullas Inter-School Competition Venue- South Point School

Out of 18 school South City International School won the Second Prize in Singing. Congratulation!!

Inter- House Football Tournament Primary School

(Classes III-V)

Date- 3rd November, 2017

Primary (Classes III -V) SCIS Inter House Football

Tournament was held on the 3rd of November

2017.The final match was played between Philoso-

pher VS Innovator. Philosopher House won the

match. Creator House finished at the 3rd place and

the Achiever House finished at the 4th place in this

tournament. Aryan Mintri of l class V –C was ad-

SPORTS

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MORNING ASSEMBLIES

Philosopher House conducted the morning assembly on the 13th of November. We invited Children from All Bengal Women’s

Union Children Welfare Home to celebrate Children's Day. Twelve children and three teachers came and the children per-

formed on stage. Class IX organised stationary items and the Secondary Philosophers contributed eatables and biscuits for chil-

dren from NGO.

Class VB Assembly on ‘ Hardwork’ Class VA assembly on ‘Prayers “

Class VD assembly on ‘Save Environment “ Class VC assembly on ‘Global Warming “

Class IVD assembly on ‘Being Punctual “ Class IV C assembly on ‘Water Pollution’

BOOKWORMS

The ONRT reading program encourages the chil-

dren to read story books. It helps children use their

imagination devices and sharpens their reading as

well as comprehending skills. The idea that the

whole school and above all the whole nation reads

on that particular day together ignites the minds of

the little children to commit to reading.