DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL GHAZIABAD

INTERNATIONAL

May-June 2021 AMBASSADOR OF ENVIRONMENT AWARD

Committed to the cause of the environment and

climate change, Principal Ms. Meera Mathur is duly

being awarded at the 7th Global Education and Skill

Virtual Summit 2021 in the category ‘Ambassador of

Environment’.

The Principal Ms. Meera Mathur’s vision and mission

of a green and clean Earth inspired the Student

Council of DPSGI to organize the first Paryavaran

Panchayat in school in 2019-20 where 25 schools

had participated to discuss on pertinent issues of soil,

air, water pollution and waste management and

subsequently prepared a charter to be presented to

the Prime Minister.

The second edition, a Virtual Paryavaran Panchayat on ‘Learning Sustainability from Nature’

wherein renowned leaders, scientists, environmentalists and educationists deliberated upon the

urgent need to work upon clean air, clean seas, wildlife protection and climate change.

DPSGI has been working relentlessly in the direction of sustainable development and conservation of

the environment. We cherish the moment and fondly share the award with all stakeholders, staff,

parents and students for having stood by us and supporting the cause of a sustainable future.

ZONAL INTERACT REPRESENTATIVE 2021-22

Aditri Narula of Class XI has been appointed Zonal Interact

Representative (ZIR), District 3012 for the Rotary year

2021-22. After a rigorous selection procedure, she has been

chosen to lead young people to initiate changes which

promote goodwill and peace in the society.

A very bright and promising teenager, Aditri has been part

of the School Interact Club for the last 3 years, heading

projects like 'Plants Against Pollution' accompanied by a

very successful plantation drive. She has been actively

involved in awareness campaigns for Vaccination and

Plasma Donation during the second wave of the pandemic.

A psychology student and a budding poet herself, Aditri is

passionate about community service and addressing

environmental issues as well as the mental and emotional

well-being of people in the society. We congratulate her and wish her all the best in this new role as a

young leader to influence, motivate and achieve new milestones.

PRINCIPAL MS. MEERA MATHUR DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER AT 7th GLOBAL EDUCATION

AND SKILL SUMMIT 2021

At DPSG International Blended Flexible Learning is an integral part of classroom transaction. We

understand that in order to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world; students need to develop

21st century skills and competencies to engage in lifelong, cross-cultural learning and collaboration.

In the true spirit of Internationalism, Principal Ms. Meera Mathur deliberated on the topic,

‘International Collaboration on Blended Flexible Learning,’ and elaborated on Promoting the

Democratization of Knowledge, Local differences in Approach, Disruptive Technologies, Flexible

Multimedia Modules and Integration of International Dimensions into the Learning Process at the 7th

Global Education and Skill Summit 2021 held in online mode.

MIEE JOURNEY Senior Wing Headmistress Ms. Soma Singh was invited to share her MIEE Journey at the

Education Transformation Framework session of Microsoft for the schools of Uttar Pradesh and

Haryana on 23 June 2021.

Ms. Singh deliberated upon her experience of leading the educational transformation for

educators across the country through the use of educational technology. She shared tips on how

Microsoft tolls can be used to make classrooms engaging and student led.

CAREER AND UNIVERSITY FEST SEASON 3: Under the able leadership of Principal Ms. Meera Mathur, we constantly strive to bring the best

opportunities to our students to help them shape a beautiful life and a better world.

Welcoming everyone to the much- awaited Career and University Fest at DPSGI, Ms. Meera

Mathur said, ‘There is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon’ She set the

tone of the enriching session by emphasising on the limitless possibilities available to our

students to enhance their proficiency and widen their horizons.

The event proved to be an exclusive platform for all students and their parents to interact face-to

face with the delegates from the most renowned and reputed universities-- Ohio University

USA, Foot Hill & Denza Colleges California, O P Jindal Global University Sonipat, Flame

University Pune, Global University System (Pearl/UPES), Manipal University, Indian School of

Hospitality Gurgaon and Krea University Sricity. This University Fest is a 3- part year long

program with more to come

The session provided students an insight into the career prospects of the various undergraduate

and post graduate courses available, entrance exams, fees and scholarships to gain admissions to

the colleges of their choice, as well as study overseas and get an international level

qualification.

COUNSELLING SESSION

The world may be fraught with unprecedented consequences due to the pandemic, but DPSGI has

been relentlessly supporting, guiding, empowering and creating best of opportunities for its students

so that they can tide over these trying times and emerge as champions in the times to come. Regular

Career Counselling sessions by the best of Resource persons in Mindler have gone a long way in

helping students make informed career choices, deciding on strategies to follow their dreams and

most importantly in exploring their innate strengths and building on them persistently.

Keeping in mind the needs of students of class XII (2020-21), whose CBSE Board exam and other

national level entrance exams have been postponed, the school conducted an invaluable session

titled ‘How to utilise the next few months’ in the online mode. Mr. Prikshit Dhanda, a leading Life

Coach and Motivational Speaker, professionally trained by Harvard University was the resource

person. Ms. Vaishnavi Chadda also a professional from Mindler was also a part of the session.

The session commenced with a warm welcome extended by the school Principal Ms. Meera Mathur to

the Resource persons and the students. She emphasized on how difficult the year has been for all

students but particularly for this batch, it being the last year of their schooling where life had to be all

happening and vibrant in the lush green school play fields and classrooms. The school has done a

commendable job in keeping them motivated and yet it is time again to dust off the cobwebs and get

going in these critical times since the most crucial task for them to get the best of admissions to

colleges still remains.

Mr. Dhanda divided the session brilliantly in two different segments. In the first segment he

elaborated on the spread available i.e. Board Exams, Entrance Exams, College admissions, Soft Skills

elements, reservoir of resources students are using and last but not least their Physical and Emotional

well-being. Next, he gave precious inputs on Productive and Non-Productive hours of students with

practical examples so that children can introspect on their time management. This was followed by an

invaluable guidance on strategies to prepare for boards at a short notice of 15-20 days and of taking a

considered decision of blocking a seat in a university or in a programme of one’s choice so that they

don’t run out of options by the time other entrance tests are held later on. He emphasized on ways to

utilize both free and paid online tests and prepare for Aptitude Tests for different universities. The five

‘Golden Rules’ or the ‘Bucket’ for excelling in an interview he provided are priceless as are the

guidelines shared to ensure keep oneself motivated since ultimately it has to be the individual who

has to devise it. A number of queries posted by the students were answered aptly.

The Principal thanked Mr. Dhanda and Ms. Vaishnavi for the invigorating session and urged the

students not to stagnate or be ‘minimum viable’ but to be tenacious and focus on the goal. A beautiful

quote shared by her “If you want to be happy, you have to be happy on purpose. When you wake up

in the morning, you can't just wait to see what kind of day you'll have. You have to decide what kind

of day you'll have” urged the listeners to introspect. The session ended with a Vote of Thanks proposed

by the Senior Co-ordinator, Ms Nidhi Narayan.

GUEST SPEAKER SESSION

There is no passion to be found in playing small, in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living. —Nelson Mandela

Under the guidance of its dynamic Principal, Ms. Meera Mathur, the school always strives to provide

the best learning experience to its students with not just its well-trained faculty members but also by

inviting esteemed guests from varied fields and vocations.

Dr. Gulshan Sharma, the Director General of International Chamber for Service Industry (ICSI) was

the Guest Speaker who guided the students. Dr. Sharma is a Motivational Speaker, Life Management

Coach and Service Industry Guru who seeks to empower educators, trainers & youth with relevant

educational skills & entrepreneurship leading to Atma Nirbhar Bharat with Shiksha-Kaushalta &

Udhyamita.

The session was an absolute hit with the students. Dr Sharma’s infectious energy and wisdom touched

the hearts of every student as he talked at length about the role of a strong and positive imagination

on the life of a student. He also explained how qualities like gratitude, resilience and sense of

community help students become model citizens.

The School Principal, Ms. Meera Mathur, a great believer in the power of perseverance and

dedication, advised the students to bring in more discipline and commitment to their lives and watch

it unfold beautifully. The vote of thanks was proposed by the Headmistress Ms. Soma Singh.

THREE WAY CONFERENCE 2021-22

DPSG International conducted a three-way goal setting conference in the Primary Wing to celebrate

students’ learning and identify their goals that will improve their progress. During the conference the

students, parents and teachers collaborated to establish learning goals, identifying student’s strengths

and areas of improvement which will be reviewed later. The conference provided a forum to monitor

student progress and achievement and also help parents understand the teaching, learning,

assessment and reporting processes. Time slots of 15 minutes each ensured that all parents and

students got the opportunity to meet and discuss their queries with the teacher. The parents were also

encouraged to ask questions, provide feedback and share their thoughts and ideas.

ENVIRONMENT DAY

‘When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves.’ At DPSGI, it has been a constant endeavour to sensitize our students to global issues and engage them

in activities showcasing their creativity, confidence, competence and imagination. COVID -19 and

the subsequent lockdown hasn't deterred us from staying true to our commitment in promoting

environmental awareness.

World Environment Day was celebrated virtually at DPSGI with the objective of spreading

awareness regarding the need to protect the environment through planting trees. The students

engaged in age-appropriate activities and tried to put across the message of preserving our

environment. The students of Class Prep made a collage of dried leaves as a part of Environment Day

activities

Class I students shared their thoughts related to environment after watching a video on “How plastic

bags affect our Environment”, followed by simple experiment where paper and plastic bags were

dipped into the water to show how paper decomposes whereas polythene remains unchanged. The

students also enjoyed a hands on activity of transforming a disposable bottle or container into a new

plant. They also decorated the pot with thumb painting.

Class II – III students shared their understanding of waste management after watching a video on 3 Rs

and made bags using old newspapers.

Class IV had a learning engagement on World Environment Day wherein they watched a video and

gathered understanding on ‘Why do we celebrate this day?’. They were engaged in the activity ‘From

Discussion to Quescussion’.

Class V students learnt the importance of Restoring the Ecosystem by emphasizing the importance of

afforestation and the need for everyone to protect our environment, understanding the reasons for

climate change and zero carbon footprints. They participated in Talk time and presented PPTs on

Causes of Climate change and significance of Reducing Carbon Footprints. They also made indoor

Rainforest Terrarium in a glass jar to spread awareness on how to sustain rainforests.

Our Starz toddlers did their bit by planting a sapling. Students celebrated the power of good deeds in

making our Earth a healthy place for all the species and took a pledge to take care of our

environment.

STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ROAD MAP AHEAD

DPSGI has been persistently conducting very enriching, informative and interactive career guidance

and counselling sessions right from the onset of the new session in an earnest endeavour to guide and

support children, to keep their spirit upbeat in these uncertain times and to help them understand

and act on what they ought to act upon.

The school conducted a very informative and empowering session on the topic ‘Strategic Planning

and Road Map Ahead’ on 26 May, 2021 for the students of class XII. The session was conducted by Mr.

Prikshit Dhanda an alumnus from Harvard University and the Chief Strategy officer and renowned

Life & Career Coach at Mindler. To begin, with a warm welcome was extended to the Resource

Person and Ms Vaishnavi- a representative from Mindler.

Mr Dhanda initiated the much-needed interaction by wanting to know from students what targets

they have to accomplish this year. Based on very interesting inputs shared by students, very

systematically, he dwelt upon four crucial areas they need to focus and work upon immediately. He

elaborated on how absolute clarity in Goal Setting is the crux of the whole matter. Breaking this idea

into parts, he emphasised on how students need to ensure that they get admission in good colleges and

institutions of their choice next year. They must secure good marks in their CBSE Board Examination.

They will have to crack the Entrance Exams as applicable. They need to successfully clear the

Aptitude Tests and be ready with their Profile Analysis for Profile Based admission.

With razor sharp precision he detailed upon the strategies children should use to accomplish these

goals. The highlights were, the importance of taking Internal Examination conducted by the school

seriously and performing well in them, time management in preparing for Entrance Exams vs CBSE

Board Examination, clarity on the path to be taken for preparations and college admissions, strategies

to strike the right balance between CBSE and Entrance exams and ways to ensure physical, mental

and emotional well-being of students.

He guided the students to take the Career Assessment offered by Mindler before 30 June, 2021 and

utilize each and every feature offered by Mindler be it Entrance Exam Tracker, Scholarship and

Financial Aid or online Practice Material available. This was followed by a very vibrant Question-

Answer session wherein the queries put up by the students were comprehensively answered by Mr.

Dhanda. The session ended with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Ms Nidhi Narayan, Senior Co-

ordinator.

ENGLISH WEEK (PRIMARY WING)

As global communication expands throughout the world so does the need for a global language.

English language serves this purpose. It plays a great role in our daily life developing the essential

skills.

Every year we celebrate English Week, to enhance and promote language proficiency and develop

communication skills.

This year the school conducted a virtual English Week with an array of activities to enhance

confidence and competence of the students. The five-day event focused on creative thinking,

expression and communication skills. JAM, Spell-O-Thon, Poem Recitation, Show and Tell,

Storytelling and Talk Time with famous Authors (Beatrix Potter, Enid Blyton, Sudha Murthy, Ruskin

Bond, Roald Dahl), Creative Writing, Animated Story Time and DEAR were some of the activities

conducted. The virtual atmosphere, had a carnival like feel where children dressed up in colourful

costumes used vibrant props for storytelling. The students participated in all the activities with great

zeal and enthusiasm.

Event Class Position Participant’s name

Show and

Tell

II D I Aaimah Athar, Vrinda Gautam

II Aayushman Chaudhary, Dishita Garg, Aishi Roy

III Adhyan Arya, Rudraksh Narwal, Urvi Singh

Story Telling III D I Sanchi Chaudhary, Atharva Goel

II Aishika Pathak, Raagavi Chauhan

III Aarush Kumar, Avika Garg

Story Telling IV D I Ranvir Bhanot, Veer Pathak

II Akaiyshaa Chaurasia, Pavitr Garg, Alisha Lijo

III Akshit Rana, Mitushi Agarwal, Taru Bhardwaj

JAM V D I Veer Pratap Singh, Ashish Tiwari

II Vanshika Garg, Arnavi Chaudhary, Abhishek

Teotia

III Pukhraj Bansal, Harnoor Singh, Sarthak Kumar

Maurya

FAMILY ALBUM MAKING

The students of Class I enjoyed a hands-on activity of making a Family Album. This activity gave

them a platform to show their creativity along with understanding of the concept of a family and its

importance. They enthusiastically pasted the photographs of each family member and mentioned

their relationship with them.

SHOW AND TELL

Class I students participated enthusiastically in a ‘Show and Tell’ activity wherein they showed their

selected objects, describing them in their own words. The idea behind this fun-filled session was to

encourage children to express their thoughts, enhance multi skill – observation, thinking and

communication skill.

HEALTHY PLATES

The students of Class II engaged in understanding and inquiring ‘Health, Hygiene & Safety’ in the

Theme – Who We Are. They gained insight about different food groups and their importance for

being healthy and expressed curiosity about the right quantity of each food group in a meal. They

enthusiastically participated in creating a healthy plate illustrating a balanced diet. The activity

enhanced their understanding of the importance of a balanced diet to grow and stay fit.

The students of Class IV also participated in an ‘Healthy Food Plate’ activity where the learners

reflected what a healthy plate includes. They had a wonderful discussion on how choosing healthy

food brings us much closer to meeting our health goals. They watched a video and with the help of

PPT gathered the understanding related to the importance of healthy eating. The facilitator was able

to connect the learners with the value of nutrition and nutrients through this activity. Students

reflected on the central message very artistically. They beautifully showcased the healthy food

plate featuring four sections — vegetables, fruits, grains and protein — plus a side order of dairy in

blue. Children thoroughly enjoyed this learning engagement.

COLLABORATIVE LEARNING ENGAGEMENT

“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” -Helen Keller The students of Class IV engaged in collaborative learning- ‘We Can Do’ which aimed at developing

creativity, enhancing knowledge, improving expression and boosting their confidence. It was a

targeted reflection on the topics Food Detectives and Germs Tag. Learners were given the freedom to

choose the topic after the teams were divided. The students sent to their breakout rooms to research,

explore and draw conclusions. Learners presented their work wonderfully using their technological

and communication skills respecting the opinion of others. Finally, each group gave feedback to one

another appreciating their efforts.

ROMAN NUMERALS

Class IV learners designed flash cards on Roman numerals as they reflected on the various rules of

writing roman numerals. They enthusiastically participated in discussions and were able to relate

them to real life application of roman numerals. It was great fun learning and students presented it

wonderfully in the session.

LARGE NUMBERS REFLECTION ACTIVITY

Class IV students participated in a reflection activity incorporating -Students’ Agency ‘Voice,

Choice and Ownership’ on different concepts relating to large numbers. They decided the mode of

presentation, the date of submission and the rubrics which included ‘understanding of the concept,

presentation, timely submission, innovation/ creativity, on their own. It was a treat to watch the

creativity, innovation and enthusiasm during the presentations. They created various online games

also which were enjoyed by the whole class.

ENGLISH LEARNING ENGAGEMENT

‘We do not learn from experience…we learn from reflecting on the experience’- John Dewey

We at DPSGI, do believe in reflecting on the experience of learning through various engagements for

our learners. These activities stimulate and challenge the students, who don their thinking caps to

complete activities. The prime objective of every learning engagement is to provide an opportunity to

the students to express their understanding. The students of Class IV participated in an online ‘Spin

the Wheel’ activity on kinds of sentences. The learners waited patiently for their turn to spin the

wheel and identify the kinds of sentences. This activity was thoroughly enjoyed by the learners.

COLLABORATIVE LEARNING - DIVISION

A group learning engagement based on ‘Division’ was planned for Class V learners. The students were

given time to brainstorm about ‘What is division?’ based on their previous knowledge and day to day

applications of division. The students were sent to five breakout rooms, where they shared their views,

ideas and examples of division. The facilitator kept moving from one breakout room to another to

observe the collaborative, thinking and social skills of the learners.

A Padlet link was shared where each room had to create a separate column to write and share their

understanding of ‘Division’. After completing the task, learners reflected upon the same, shared

learner profiles and approaches to learning that they developed.

GOOD LEADERS AND GOVERNMENT

To enhance understanding and encourage thinking on the qualities and skills of a good leader a

Padlet activity was conducted in Class V. Prior to the activity, the facilitator spend time discussing

various adjectives that may or may not describe the qualities of a leader. They students were then

asked to view them and reflect upon their understanding using online tool Answer Garden. Further

connecting with the title of the theme How We Organize Ourselves the students explored the

meaning of term government and also its role and need in the society. Students shared their

reflections using Padlet. The activity helped in enhancing students’ interest and connect with the

topic.

BLACK COLOUR CELEBRATION

It was heartening to see the unhindered interest and excitement among the students of Prep Class

during Black colour celebration wherein the students actively participated in a plethora of activities

like Storytelling, Paper craft Penguin, Rhyme Recitation and Black Colour Corner. All these

activities unleashed the creative streaks among them as the learners narrated their own stories.

ASSEMBLY

We at DPSGI, believe that morning assembly forms an integral part of the school curriculum. We take pride in creating an ambience for learning through the morning assembly and use it as a

powerful tool to instill discipline and set a joyful tone for the day. Assemblies were conducted on:

❖ WORLD ENVIRONMENT AND SDG13 CLIMATE ACTION

Class III conducted a virtual assembly on the Theme- World Environment and SDG13 Climate

Action. The assembly began with a prayer on environment led by the Principal Ms. Meera Mathur.

The meaning of Environment was shared with the students with a sentence in English as well as in

Hindi, followed by thought for the day. The students were updated with latest happenings around the

world. Brain gym exercises and information to create awareness on SDG 13 climate control was

shared. The objective behind World Environment Day celebration was also shared. An insightful

story on ‘Saving Trees” and a beautiful poem kept the students engaged. Parent Guest Speaker Ms.

Akansha Garg shared some inspiring lines on Making the Earth a better place to live. Results for

English Week Competition were declared. Speaking on the occasion our Principal Ms. Mathur urged

the students to do their bit to conserve the environment and reduce the pressure on resources by

simple living.

❖ HARD WORK, SUCCESS AND WORLD OCEAN DAY

“A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work.”

Class II Daisy conducted a virtual assembly on the Theme ‘Hard Work’, ‘Success’ and ‘World Ocean

Day’. The morning prayer was led by the Principal Ms. Meera Mathur followed by the thought of the

day, vocabulary word, an inspiring poem and presentation on Hard Work. The students were updated

with latest happenings around the world. A video on World Ocean Day was also shared with the

students. It was followed by an interesting and informative quiz. Aashvi Bhidwal narrated the famous

story “Try, Try, Till you Succeed’. Rudraksh Narwal shared information on the significance of World

Ocean Day.

Ms. Shahina Tabassum, a social worker and an educator addressed the students and emphasized the

importance of hard work to achieve success and shared the mantra- Work hard and Dream Big. The

Principal, Ms. Meera Mathur addressed the students and urged them to work hard to achieve success

in life. The event concluded with the vote of thanks proposed by the Headmistress Ms. Malavika

Yadav.

❖ BUDDHA PURNIMA

Train your mind to see something good in everything. ~ Buddha DPSGI celebrated the blissful day of Buddha Purnima with a virtual assembly conducted by Class

IX B. The hosts, Aditya Kumar & Tazkiya Qadri introduced the theme 'Enlightenment, Internal

Peace & Eternal Happiness' and spread some positivity in the environment. A positive day always

starts with the blessings of God, and our Principal Ms. Meera Mathur gave a fitting start to the day

leading the attendees in a glorious prayer. Shreya Yadav added a new word to the students'

vocabulary, followed by a positive thought by Abhay Chaudhary. To keep the students aware of the

world happenings, Vanshika Bhatnagar & Purvi Singhal reported the latest news. Malavika

Vashishth presented an inspirational poem on the theme 'Peace'. Celebrating Buddha Purnima, Aditi

Singhal enlightened the students with information about Buddha and his life. Explaining the theme

'Enlightenment, Internal Peace & Eternal Happiness' more deeply, Nandini Bhartiya, Anika Tandon

and Yash Tyagi shared how Buddha taught people to live the life with peace and harmony. For the

visual representations, Mohit Tiwary & Pradanya Singh shared a beautifully made presentation. The

Principal Ms. Meera Mathur addressed the gathering, sharing some fervent instances from her life

which led to a healthy discussion among the principal, students and the teachers sharing their views

and opinions. The assembly was concluded on a positive note of showing gratitude, sharing peace and

happiness.

❖ TIME MANAGEMENT

Even though it’s something that’s all around us and most of us take it for granted. TIME is one of the

most mysterious forces in the universe. Time management is important because it is an irreplaceable

resource. We can only harvest the advantages of time management by efficiently managing our time!

With these thoughts in mind, the students of Class VIII presented an assembly on the topic “Time

Management”.

The assembly began with the morning prayer led by the Principal Ms. Meera Mathur, invoking god’s

blessings. This was followed by the thought for the day and the word for the day. The students also

highlighted the importance of managing time as we can neither create it nor rewind it for our own

benefit. The students also shared various tips for efficient time management like using daily planner

and focusing on priorities. A melodious poem on ‘Samay ka sadupyog’ was also recited. The assembly

concluded with a speech on World Environment Day to highlight the importance of celebrating

World Environment Day.

The Principal, Ms. Meera Mathur applauded the students’ efforts. Ms. Soma Singh, head mistress

extended the formal vote of thanks.

GUEST SPEAKER SESSION

The students of Class VII conducted a informative and interactive assembly which began with the

Principal Ms Meera Mathur leading the school into the prayer. The thought for the day, vocabulary

word and news update was shared with the attendees. This was followed by an interactive session

wherein the students got an opportunity to clarify their doubts regarding various mobile apps and

how to select them and which computer language is better at which stage. Mr. Saurabh Jain, the

founder of Fun2Do Labs addressed the students and shared his experiences with them. The Principal

Ms. Mathur stressed on the cognitive benefits of assemblies and how they helped students enhance

their communication skills. She also applauded the students’ efforts on conducting a wonderful and

informative assembly.

PRIMARY WING CLUBS 2021-21

DPSGI believes that all concepts cannot be taught in a classroom, hence it organizes various virtual

clubs that provide better opportunities to the students for an overall development. The school

provides a range of different clubs for students according to their age. Interests and skills. Literatti ,

L.I.F.E , Lime-light , S.U.P.W and Creative Pods are some of them. Students select their club and learn

new things through various activities. In Lime- light club, students are learning various head

movement and expressions while through L.I.F.E Skill Club, students are understanding the

importance of 3Rs and as a reflection they made paper bag and took a pledge to save our

environment. Students learned back stitch and even made yummy dishes in the S.U.P.W Club. They

enjoyed their club time very much as it caters to their field of interest. These activities are giving

them an opportunity to brush up their talent and can prove to be a platform for them to pursue these

activities as their profession.