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Time to time the school promotes events for the students to enhance their skills and potential. Events like Library Week, English Week, Maths Week, Maths Display, and Winter Festival so on and so forth are organized. Inter School Competitions, Inter House Competitions, different workshops for the students and the teachers also add on to the list of events that AVV organizes for its students. Solo song, Dance, Quiz, Drawing, Sports competitions and displays are the events which students look forward to for participation throughout the year. Students have been bringing laurels to the school by securing good positions in all the events they are participating in within and outside school.
Resource persons are regularly invited to add to the learning experiences of students. This helps them to take a look at different fields from a first person point of view. |
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RECENT EVENTS |
Reaching out globally
Grappling with the challenges of secondary education is a daunting task in itself, and what is becoming increasingly clear is the universality of certain issues, that hold true for schools across the globe. With shrinking borders, excessive access to high end technological gadgets and ever declining humanitarian quotient, educationalists across the board are finding it difficult to resolve even routine issues. It is in the background of this scenario that educationists everywhere need to reach out globally for plausible solutions. The first ever Anglo Indian conference, for addressing issues on secondary education, ‘All our futures’ began on 27 th June and concluded on 2nd of July at The Oldershaw school, Sheffield, in Liverpool, U.K. It was an endeavour of Aspire Trust UK, EduExcellence and IIT. It had speakers from the educational sector as well as people voluntarily associated with schools in England. The highlights revolved around the current educational practices, administrative rules and agencies for auditing the process of education. There was also a provision for each of the conference delegates to visit a school and observe its functioning for a day, in order to corroborate the data shared in the conference sessions. Apart from all this, excursions to exquisitely beautiful places with pristine charm were also woven into the daily schedule, which made it a business trip with pleasure. Attending the conference was extremely meaningful as it gave us a comprehensive view of the British education system. The conference was attended by the school Principal, Ms Suverchala Kashyap and a teacher, Ms. Poornima Menon.
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On 5 th April, new academic year, school welcomed class 1 students from Anand Balwadi to Anand Vidya Vihar.
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School ‘s decade celebration on 12 th April'10 in the presence of vice-chairperson, Ms. Nandita Amin.
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Students of class VII participated in Shoe collection and distribution campaign on 15 th and 16 th April.
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Students of class VII participated in Anti Tobacco campaign on 15 th April.
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• Cycle Rally
On 30-Dec-2009, students of classes 7 th to 12 th went to Khatamba on bicycles with banners for the cause of ‘Save Water and Recharging of Wells’.
The trip was flagged off by the Principal at 8:00 a.m. from the school premises and she also accompanied 45 students and 7 teachers who took part in the Bicycle trip to support the cause. Students very enthusiastically took up the trip and fostered the cause at Khatamba without any casualty of any kind.
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• Darpana and Kamatibaug performances
Students of Anand Vidya Vihar performed a street play Mere Desh Ki Rooh Kahin Kho Gayee Hai at Natrani, Darpana Academy, Ahmedabad and later at Kamatibaug, Vadodara. Through this play the students highlighted the blight that has afflicted society and is slowing eating into it.
Time changes, people and places change and so do situations. Similarly we have passed through a series of changes from being a democratic country to enslavement and then again to gaining independence. But social evils that had society in their grip are today not only the same but have increased manifold. Is complaining the answer or is it our duty to combat them and take the country on to the path of progress? The onus and responsibility is on us, we have to change, in order to bring about change.
Overwhelmed by the problems and social evils our society has lost its identity and its soul; it is our obligation to restore its misplaced glory. Thus, our endeavour is to take you on a journey showcasing for you a few glimpses of what we consider change… |
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• Copenhagen Meet at AVV
As another endeavour of our institution, we at AVV organized an event as a follow up of the Copenhagen meet in a small way, on 12th December 09.School had invited its parent body along with the students and had a candle lighting ceremony initiated by the principal, Ms Suverchala Kashyap, followed by a pledge to save our earth from rapid global warming and its after effects. Students had contributed in a big way by preparing charts from recycled paper, distributed paper bags etc.This was another effort to sensitize our students and their parents regarding the rapid global warming and its negative impact on our mother earth which was being discussed at the 15th global meet at Copenhagen. |
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| • ANAND VIDYA VIHAR celebrated their 10 th annual concert, Tameer-E-Kaaynat' with great élan. Noted city classical danseuse and Gujarat Sangeet Natak Academy award winner- Ms Rema Srikant was the chief guest. The glitter, the variety of programmes, new additions to the form of presentation were dazzling but what took the cake was the theme which highlighted the cultural potpourri that India is. The full school participation concept adopted by the school ensures several surprise packages from kids who are a hidden pot of talents. The concert was a resounding success with the climax being the formation with the map of India along with states put up in a unique way.
The school has successfully managed to keep up a class in all these years and expects to do so in the years to come. |
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• Darshil Shastri of class IX won the Bol Baby Bol contest and was selected
by Radio Mirchi to give the commentary on the ongoing IPL matches.
• Tom Alter famous theatre personality and Bollywood actor visits school for a five day workshop for the students of classes VIII to X.
Interschool Street Play competition was organized on 08th August 2008 in the school. Seven Schools had participated. Mr. Debaldas Gupta, Head of Russian Department and Dr. Vishnu Virat Chaturvedi, Professor from Hindi Department were the Judges.
Tejas School bagged First Prize, Anand Vidya Vihar was second and third was Navrachana Vidyani Vidyalaya.
AVV hosted the rich and ecstatic dance performed by the African sufis
of Gujarat called Goma.
In the first week of December, class XI student, Aman Gada, visited Japan for 10 days.
This programme was organized by Jenesys with CBSE. He was the only student selected from
Vadodara amongst the group of 72 students from all over India.
He had a very good experience during his stay in Nagano , a prefecture near Tokyo.
During the same time, Ms Vandana Khattar, teacher of AVV, attended two weeks Jenesys
Programme also in Japan through AFS Organization. She represented the Vadodara Chapter
as the only educator selected for the programme and visited seven prefectures during her stay.
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