The school offers multifarious
co-curricular activities.
Fine Arts
The school is justifiably proud of its Fine Arts Section. Painting, Sculpture, Batik,
are some of the subjects taught in the school. Ideas are not forced upon the
child and freedom to work in whatever medium and way the child feels is allowed
which has resulted not only in good art but has also helped the child discover
himself. The school artists have been winning certificates and awards at the
Shanker's 'on-the-spot' painting competitions. The students have also won the
top awards in other competitions organised in the capital.
Music & Dance
Facilities exist for the teaching vocal music, Indian classical dances, sitar,
guitar and other percussion instruments. The school regularly participates in
Music, Dance and Drama competitions organised in the Capital. An art and
science complex measuring 11640 sq. ft has been exclusively allotted for this
purpose.
Pariyavaran Club
Students are encouraged to become members of the Pariyavaran Club sponsored by
UNESCO. They are encouraged to write their views on how they can improve their
environment. The projects undertaken are:
Anti-cracker Drive
During the Diwali time in October, all 'Interact Club' members got together to
spread the message about the evils of bursting crackers. Many children in the
school decided not to burst crackers as they cause noise and air pollution and
also child labour is involved in the production of crackers.
Paper Recycling
This involves the collection of all waste paper from school which is sent to
'Earth India' for recycling. The recycled paper is returned to school free of
cost.
Street Play
'Interact
Club' organised a street play on solid waste management with the help of
'Accord' an NGO in the school during assembly to create an awareness about the
importance of solid waste management.
Solid Waste Management
This project was basically to instil in students the importance of segregating
waste into biodegradable and non-biodegradable. It was included as a part of
their summer holiday homework to help students start waste management from
their own homes.
Student Bodies
The school has been divided into five houses, Kanchi, Nalanda, Avantika
Taxila and Indraprastha. Each House has Captains and Vice-captains. Each House
is supervised by a House Mistress/House Master. Captains and Vice-captains are
in-charge of organising various activities.
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