Honesty Shop

Zoya Mukri
8-D

Honesty Shop

Honesty shop is an excellent initiative taken by our school which depicted honesty in today’s generation . The main idea of this shop is to find out can money or our greed takeover our value of honesty? In this shop there was no shopkeeper , just a list was put up which displayed the cost price of each and every material placed on the table like pencils,pens,scale, rubber,etc. The amount did not exceed more than 20 rupees . There was a large pink box placed right next to the materials where the students were expected to put the money inside the box for the material they had purchased . This also helped the students to purchase the material they needed for some urgent project . Along with honesty , this also tested the students ability to resist or overcome their inner feelings to steal . This also taught them to be true to themselves . The idea of the honesty shop was really effective for most of the students . Such ideas inspire and change the world.


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Christmas

Zoya Mukri
8-D

Christmas
ooh,ooh Christmas is coming,
santa’s elves and reindeers are running.
I love this time of year,
full of white snow and reindeer.
That special something in the air,
friends and family everywhere.
when everybody is singing, my heart starts jinglelinging Santa is coming to town
all the way from north pole ’cause we got Christmas soul.
Let’s clap our hands we can dance tonight,
if you got Christmas spirit let it shine bright.
Baking the delicious Christmas cookies ,
we will make some memories.
Jingle bells are ringing,
and everybody is singing
“I love Christmas.”


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A TRIP TO MUSSOORIE…

Asmi Momin
IX

A TRIP TO MUSSOORIE…
I was thrilled by the idea and concept of taking school students on an ‘Adventure Camp’ to a mesmerizing place ‘Mussoorie’. I was a part of this extra-ordinarily exciting camp which was held during my Diwali Vacation from 1st to 5th of November, 2018. We were a total of 42 students. Our Journey began at 12:30 pm on 1st November, 2018. Travelling all the way from Mumbai to Delhi, we reached the Delhi Airport at 9:45 pm. We had dinner at the airport itself and then experienced a night journey in a bus from Delhi to Dehradun. From Dehradun, we travelled survey roads to reach our camp, which was at ‘Nature Walks Resort’. At the camp we were divided into two groups – ‘Muddy Monsters’ and ‘Green Grenades’ by the main camp instructor. We were then allotted our cottages. After this, our adventure activities began. Our first activity was ‘Zip Lining’. Simultaneously, we learnt typing different types of knots. Then we headed for ‘Rock Climbing’ and ‘Rappelling’ which were tough but incredible. Then, in the evening, we had ‘Bon Fire’… Here, we enjoyed playing ‘Antakshari’ after having soup in a cold weather.
The next day had a new story to tell. We got up to see a rainy weather in the morning at that cold, chilly place! Wearing our ponchos, we trekked to a temple. Following this, we had another activity ‘Raft Building’. First, the groups were to design their rafts, then, with the collective efforts of our team members, we built our raft using ropes, bamboos, and inflated tubes. And then, there was raft racing in the pool… I loved this activity, though only boys were a part of the race. In the evening, girls and boys played a unique game – AIRHOOPY. This was a kind of basketball played using a rope. We also had a high rope course, bonfire and an unforgettable DJ.
The next day, we had an incredible trek – ‘MAGGIE TREK’. I really liked this concept. After a tiring trek, the team members prepared Maggie on the hill. There were two different pots of Maggie each prepared by one of the groups. We also decorated the serving plates to our fullest using leaves, sticks, flowers, etc. to present our trainers and teachers. Then, we had an activity called ‘Stream Runner’. This was indeed the most adventurous activity of the camp. From ice cold water to slippery stones, we had to overcome everything in the fast running stream. I won’t forget the moment I fell in this stream. After this, we had our last, mysterious and fun activity – ‘Guerilla Warfare’. This included tea making, balloon game and tennis ball game.
There was one weird plant – ‘Bichchhu Booty’, from which everyone had to be aware during the entire camp, since it gave an ‘Itchy and Stingy’ feeling if touched for about an hour.
On our last day, we landed on the Mumbai airport at around 12:50 pm. I’m thankful to the enthusiastic camp leaders and teachers (Selwyn Sir, Sushma Miss and Sapna Miss) who had accompanied us on the camp. The camp gave the lessons of punctuality, team building and confidence.


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TODAY’S GENERATION….

Nidhi S. K.
9-A

TODAY’S GENERATION….
What is this generation doing? It’s just totally dependant on their parents for things (food and mobiles and clothes and fees. I don’t know much) and the teachers for studies and the internet for homework. But….. who’s actually responsible for this depletion?? Any guesses? No? It’s fine don’t worry. It’s the parents! Haven’t you wondered that parents have been doing things for children since they were born?  Parents do everything for children and then when they reach secondary section they expect them to do every work of theirs without any help from any elder. Let’s talk about STUDIES. So parents make them participate in every competition in the world-from SOF to MARRS. Good job. But you are giving them only bookish knowledge in the syllabus. I wonder how many parents inculcate reading into their children in a proper way when they actually start reading. And then when you’re in grade nine with super poor English teachers ask you to start reading. Not Geronimo or Goosebumps. Tell me, how is this possible if they haven’t even read 40 to 50 pages books on moral values or any kiddie book. I doubt if any child has read or even heard of Calvin and Hobbes. Have they??? I leave it up to you  to decide how you want to do the Parvarish( I seriously wasn’t getting the word for that. My apologies.) of your children.
Just DON’T
1. Give a smart phone in their hands till they do well in the 10th boards.
2. Be on social media until they turn 13.
3. let them play PUBG or COC or any other stupid violent game.
4. give them lectures about how they are hooked to mobiles since you are as well.
5. don’t do their work always.
6. be super worried about their studies.


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Nidhi S. K
9 – A

It’s been months since,
We were bound together.
That feeling of disharmony,
Turned as strong as leather.
Where we have fun,
But within our limits.
To become a part of us,
You don’t need tickets!
When does something stupid or brave,
Claps go heard louder than thunder.
Though we are all well behaved,
There’s a child naughty skinned under
We are praised everyday,
In some exceptions-we are scolded.
But still we are happier,
Than what we were yesterday.
Because we are an example of unity,
We are more than a class,
We are a family.


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FEEL IT !!!!

Megha Manish Dakare
Parent of Ishita Dakare – IV – C

FEEL IT !!!!
I’ve learned that LOVE ,
not time can heal all wound.
SILENCE is the best weapon in war
but not fill the heart.
GOOD THINGS happened one time only
but sharing of same brings happiness DOUBLE.
SOFT SKIN looks good
but if you want to feel , you have to touch it.
SMILE can feel when if you can see
but sound can cheer when if you can hear.
SO LOVE to heal,
TALK to fill,
SHARE to double,
TOUCH to feel ,
LAUGH to cheer.


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I QUIT

Shashank Shenoy
X-B

I QUIT Doesn’t it sound a bit awkward when i say “I Quit” or when you say “I ll Give up ” ???Am I diverting you from the traditional notion of “Never Give Up”??Oh ,but also the trenditional formula for life ???If you feel so then to i will say n persuade people to say to Give up …. .the question arises ….Why ??? Life is the most difficult exam .You never know what is its portion !!!!!But here you should try …..because it is a mandate to all ,then why to give up ?Just as an intelligent candidate in competitive exam will leave a question without answering just because he is totally unaware of its answer in order to avoid negative marking isnt it a good option ?Why wont you try and take a risk then ?As far as i am concerned i shall leave it !!!! Similarly you should learn to quit sometimes in life but not always .The only condition is the SITUATION ,analysis is indeed a deciding factor here and you have to be a great analyst here .’Quitting’ is necessary .Let me tell you how ??? You are in a bad fight with your bestie ,according to the trend ,you will fight to prove yourself right but i will either QUIT because if i value a Relationship, which is not just for friendship but every bond i create,i will try keeping it by just controlling my anger for few seconds and also keeping my ego low …..I got benefitted in many ways …i learned to control my anger …i saved my straining friendship and most importantly i didnt lose my friend . Lets us look on the other side of coin .I am in a bad company in whose conduct i might get fun n joy but it is really negative to side …i will QUIT ,yes,why not ???Believing i will have a better group .. I live a negative life ,yes a -ve life!Cant i quit and have a +ve life instead ??? I am sure here …. You have a moody mind …and you feel very agitated and irritated ….you can “Quit” a moody mind and feel better ……. You have to learn to quit on negative thoughts , negative people and most preciously” The Negative Yourself “.Yes ,it all what is in your head that the world looks !!!!!A jar is filled with water to a part .Most of them will say it is (part) empty but rarely some will say it is (part)filled !!!This -ve thoughts are only to be eliminated by the ” Quit “formula . You should quit your past ,its guilts for a better and brighter future .You should quit self doubt ,societal thinkings etc .You should quit fear of failure and demand for success .Live presently and not for dreams .Quit Hesitation ,Quit Desperation ,Quit Expectation ,Quit devastation . Now your time is up.You have to move further because you have great bright life lined up fm……Happy living.


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Life is beautiful

Zoya Mukri
8-D

Life is beautiful
Life is full of ups and downs,
sometimes someone is happy ,
sometime someone frowns
Everyone tries their best,
to prove themselves better than the rest
Everyone is born with a talent,
which all these years had been silent
Life is beautiful ,so true,
and everyday you discover the new you
Life teaches us to learn from our mistakes,
and to solve them we have to do whatever it takes
Just like every flower in a bouquet may not be pretty,
it’s their unity which gives them strength and beauty
Life is an adventurous game,
even if we fail in it there is no shame.


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HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY

Neha Tiwari (Counselor)

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
Just a thought how as a PARENT and a TEACHER or a GUIDE, one can help children to learn such a value that will last with the child forever- Follow these tips to help your child learn to be honest:
1- Avoid labels. Don’t call your child a liar.
2- Don’t ask questions when you already know the answer; this will only set them up to lie.
3- Work with your child to reduce any unnecessary stress that may be weighing them down and encouraging them to lie.
4- Avoid emphasising bad behaviour; try to bring up your child’s good behaviour rather than their bad behaviour.
5- Find out why your child is fibbing; there may be important reasons that you don’t know about.
6- Praise truth-telling instead of just punishing dishonesty.
7- Don’t forget “little white lies.” Encourage your child to be honest, but not brutally and unnecessarily honest.
8- Teach your child that lying doesn’t work; it’s never a good way to get what you want.
9- Keep your cool-don’t overreact or yell if your child lies.
10- Set a good example. The best way to teach honesty is to be honest (VanClay, 2017).

While these tips and suggestions are meant for parents, many of them can also be practiced by teachers and other caretakers as well.


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CEMENTED

Srishti Sharma
10-C

CEMENTED
Last night you were in my dream
my tongue fluctuated to speak
and this mouth crawled underneath
Those words were moderately done,
my tongue also contrived baking that accent
so that you just not perceive this persona
but carry me home remembering my aroma
Morning cuckoo bird wakes me
for our traditional meet and greet
I’m with you and this time it’s not a dream
words sloped in fragmentation
I saw your face with calculations
and I knew I had failed
I shut these eyes tight
tears begging to flow turn freezing cold
I feel crystals piercing into my iris
Eyelashes fall, eyelids bleed
this tetrad chamber hates me
seeking permission for you to be pleased
with lipstick adhesive as gum
I fear it falls scraping my lips numb
I tear this face pack and tell you
I’m no more a place to be attacked
Deep down I’m truly myself inside
this bone and flesh unknowingly for you to be mine
I made this one outside to sit in dark hebrides
and the fake to be more socialized
I don’t know if you like me for the outsides
so step inside venture this soul twice
cause I’m sorry I can’t be your daily merchandise


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