Late sou. Sushila Danchand Ghodawat

Residential Rockers

News Letter

Mentor, Motivator & Mother

“We Surge ahead

As we are blessed”

Chairman’s Message

From the Principal’s Desk

“There is no sword mightier than the pen of a writer.”

I congratulate Mr. Naveen and the

English faculty of the Boarding school for

bringing out the first ever monthly news

letter of the SGI School.

My good wishes to all the teachers of

the English department for their

excellent initiative. “Keep up the Good

work.”

Sasmita Mohanty

Principal

“If it doesn’t challenge you,it doesn’t change you.” Sanjay Ghodawat

Chairman

EDITORIAL

Sanjay Ghodawat International Residential School draws inspiration from Rabindranath Tagore’s concept ‘ Vasudaiva Kutumbakam’ - the Universal Family. Every child entering the portal of Reisdemtial school is given fair opportunity to develop into a well rounded, global citizen. To further tread in this righteous path, SGIRS is launching its maiden Newsletter, ‘Residential Rockers’. It will showcase the variety of activities conducted at the Residential school. I wish to place on record my heartfelt gratitude to Principal Mrs. Sasmita Mohanty for showering bountiful of blessings for the success of ‘Residential Rockers’. Kudos to the English Department teachers, student editors and all the members of Editorial Board who toiled hard for ensuring that the Newsletter sees the light of the day. Happy Reading

H M Naveen Residential Rockers – The Team :

Chief Editor - Principal Madam Managing Editor – Naveen H M Associate Editors –

- Ramesh Kumar - Monalisa

- Hanumanth Kamble -Srinivas Chengaval

Sub – Editors_ -Srinivas Rao -Mahesh Patil - Shivand Peeraje

IT Support - Gayatri K, Padmaraj P. Graphic Designer – Sayyed Sohrab

Student Editors – Gautam Chopra (9 B)

-Om Shah (9B) -Dhruvin Soni (9 E) -Aishwarya Wagle (9A) -Jahnavi Patil (8A) -Manasi Gauri (8 C) -Gulafshan Khan (8 D) - Preet Patel (8 D)

Photograph - Aldrin S

- Ameer Tamboli

“There is no greater violence than to

deny the dreams of our children”.

KailashSathyarthy

Unveiling Residential Rockers

The much anticipated SGI Residential School News Letter ‘Residential Rockers’, was unveiled at the

hands of esteemed guest Dr. Abid Salate in the presence of Principal Mrs. Sasmita Mohanty, Vice-

Principal Mr. H M Naveen on 22/4/16 on the occasion of ‘World English Day’. Dr. Abid Salate

congratulated the editorial team on the efforts to bring out the chronicles of Residential School in

the form of News Letter. Principal Madam appreciated all the people involved & wished good luck

for further endeavors.

Parents

Orientation

Parent orientation

was organized for all

the new parents. They

were given

information about the

school and the

facilities provided in

the school. They were

made aware about

the rules and

regulations of the

school.

April-7th World

health day

SGI observed world

health day on April-7.

The vice- principal

highlighted the

importance of the

same. We also

distributed medal and

merit certificates to our

children for the

winners in different

competitive exams.

Once again our SGI

rocked and proved

themselves .

Students

Entertainment

Students were taken

to see a movie “Fan.”

Students were

entertained a lot

through a movie

“Fan.” All the kids

enjoyed a lot.

McDonalds –

Students were taken

to Mc Donald, kids

had varieties of

foods.

Swimming

competitions were

held for the students

in order to entertain

them.

April14 th Ambedkar Jayathi”

On account of AmbedkarJayanthi children enacted a skit by

Highlighting the important events in the life of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar.

On the same evening Essay

writing, Elocution and

Poster Making

Competitions were

conducted. There was an

overwhelming response.

APRIL 15 th World Art Day

On account of leonardo davince’s birth anniversary. World Art Day was

celebrated. Two children showcased their talent and painted a portrait

which was very impressive.

HOUSE ASSEMBLIES

MAHAVEER

JAYANTHI

CELEBRATION

ARTICLE

THE SUN MAY SHINE OR MAY NOT

THE MOON MAY SHINE OR MAY NOT

THE STAR MAY TWINKLE OR MAY NOT

BUT STUDENTS GROW AND IGNITE THEIR MINDS

THAT IS S G I

By- Ramesh Kumar.M English Department H.O.D

FANTASTIC FACTS

1) The world’s first granite temple is the

Brihadeswara Temple at Tanjavur, TamilNadu.

2) The ‘Place Value System’ and the ‘Decimal

System’ were developed in India in 100 BC.

3) India has banned keeping captive dolphins,

stating that dolphins should be viewed as ‘non-

human persons’.

4) The first mobile phone ‘Motorola Dynatac’ was

made available to the public in 1983 at a

whopping cost of USD 3995.

5) In Britain, more than 1,00,000 mobile phones are

dropped down in the toilet every year.

6) The fear of having no cell phone signal is known

as ‘Nomophobia’.

7) The human brain stops growing by the size of

eighteen.

8) Oxygen is circulated around the helmet in

spacesuits in order to prevent the visor from

misting.

9) The border between India and Pakistan was

drawn by ‘Sir Cyril Radcliffe’, who never actually

visited the subcontinent before his appointment.

10) ‘Jana GanaMana’ was adopted as the Indian

National Anthem on 24 January 1950 with an

official singing duration of 52 seconds. It was

first sung at the Calcutta session of the Indian

National Congress on 27 December 1911 which is

a Wednesday.

By Srinivas.C Asst. Teacher – Dept. of Social Science

WUSHU National

Championship:

Mast. Sachin Ghadge participated in

the WUSHU National Open

Championship in the Under 13 years, 20

kg category at Haridwar in Uttarkhand

between 28/3/16 to 30.3.16.

The Hunter

The path there stood quite black I heard the ducks quack. Like the shadow had its control And I being a bit like troll.

I did try to turn back

Picking up my fallen sack

But I don’t know what struck me

I twitched my eyes just to see

I tried to go forward

But my mind turned backward

Reminiscing about the sorrow I Had

I struggled not be so sad.

.

I was left with the question

If I should eat the last piece of my melon.

For I was horrible hungry

And the ducks had just finished their mockery.

However,

The duck will mock

The silence will talk

And the time will stop

But I’ve got to walk

I’ve got to walk….

BY- AISHWARYA WAGLE ( IX-A)

TEACHERS ACHIVEMENT

ihmaaxara saaih%ya

pirYad purskar

HOBBY CLUB English communication

Automobile

Robotics

Beauty and care

Fashion designing

Tabla

Western dance

Classical dance

Music

Eco-club

Cooking drama

Inter house

football

tournament

student achievement As it was a tradition

that students are

divided into four

different houses.

According to the

academic calendar

inter house football

competition was

conducted in the same

PRUDHVI house

defeated TRISHUL

house with 3-0. All the

children played very

enthusiastically.

Student achevement

Achievers of Elocution Competition

Soham d. (v-b) vasundhara (vi-a) omraj (vii-a)

Gulfshan (viii-C) soundarya (viii-d)

srinivas (viii-d) Goutam (ix-a) om vasmate(x-c)

KUSHI. G.(VIII-D)

ACHIVERS OF AQUATHLON COMPETITION

VAISHNAVI (VI-A) UMMID (VI-A) SHRIVARDHAN(VI-A)

Sammed (vi-b) yashpatil (vii-a) piyush (viii-b)

Prathamesh (viii-b) pradnya (ix-d) shreyas (ix-d)

Yugal (x-c) arya (x-a) shivam (x-c)

Community service

April-11 Community Service by the IX and X boarding students

As saying goes “Service to humanity is Service to GOD”. As a part of curriculum social department organized community service at Kaka Sahab Mane High School-RUKDI.

Our students gained lot of experience by taking up each one of them one class to teach for an hour. Here by one of the student from class IX-E said that by sharing our knowledge we double our knowledge. It is the only thing which cannot be stolen by anyone.

Student council election April-14

Social department conducted student council elections (Boarding) and all the students casted their

vote.

A group of tabulation started counting and finalized the results by 10 P.M.

Student talent .

TEACHERS Talent

April-11

All the new

students are encouraged

to showcase their talents

in order to brush up and

enrich their inherit talents

by creating a platform.

By which we can access

the student who is good

and at what.

It’s really awesome talent

show displayed by our

teaching staff that proved

that each one of them is

unique. Children are really

enthuastic that their

teachers are highly talented

and they took inspiration

from each and every one.

All the children had a very

funny, informative and

enthralling evening.

Investiture Ceremony:

A grand Investiture Ceremony for the newly inducted Student Council was organized on 21/4/16 in the

evening in the beautiful ambience of amphitheatre. The Chief Guest for the function was Joint Charity

Commissioner of Kolhapur, Mrs. Nivedita S Pawar. Guest of Honour was Mrs. Parampal Kaur Lehal. Other

dignitaries present were Chairman, H’ble Sanjayji Ghodawat, Mrs Neeta Ghodawat, Trustee Mr Vinayakji

Bhosale, Principal Mrs. Sasmita Mohanty, Vice-Principal Mr. Naveen, Mr Frankie D’Souza, Mr. Latkar, Mr.

Tiwade Sohan, Parents & Media persons. The dignitaries invested the Badges on different Prefects. Guests

highly appreciated the grand manner in which the event was organized. Guest spoke about the qualities

that a leader should develop.

..

Campus Quiz:

Tickling the Grey Cells:A unique

Quiz, exclusively for the newly

admitted kids was organized. The

Quiz named Campus Quiz,

challenged the new students’

knowledge about their new

school. The Social Science Dept

had organized the event in a

wonderful way.

World English Day

The English Dept had organized World English Day on 22/4/16 to mark the unique occasion of the birth as

well as the death anniversary of the great writer, the Bard, William Shakespeare. The English dept had

prepared variety of entertainment programs. Children actively participated in the event. The program

commenced with the garlanding the portraits of William Shakespeare Mr. Naveen welcomed the Chief

Guest, Dr. Abid Salate. A book authored by Shakespeare was presented to Principal Madam. Children

enacted role of famous characters created by Shakespeare like Romeo, Juliet, King Lear, Hamlet,

Desdemona, Macbeth, lady Macbeth, etc. The Choral Recitation based on Speech of Polonius from play

Hamlet impressed the audience. The skit ‘Compassion’ touched everybody’s heart. The English Song ‘By the

Rivers of Babylon’ left the audience mesmerized. The fillers & funny English Videos kept the audience

thoroughly entertained throughout the program.

World Book Day

“Books are the best friends” –

The World Book Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm during assembly on 23/4/16. Children & teachers donated generously books for the school library. Vice-Principal Mr. Naveen spoke about the importance of Books. The Science Dept. had arranged the programe in a systematic way.

Field Trip:

As part of field trips, 7th std students visited

Sericulture Dept. of Shivaji University under the

guidance of teachers Sanjay Athavale, Vaibhav

Rajdeep, Devyani Sable.

visit Polytechnic:

Skill Development among students is an

essential objective of education at SGI. In

order prepare the students for tomorrow’s

world, they are given wide exposure to

understand the cogs and wheels of different

arenas. So the students of 9th & 10th std. are

encouraged to attend different workshops at

SGI Polytechnic College where they learn the

basics of machinery from SGI Polytechnic

college professors.

Moment of PRIDE: SGI Received NCEF-NFLAT Award for promoting financial

education & encouraging maximum students to participate in the exam. The

award was given by sri sandeep ghosh, former rbi officer & mr. v p garg,

chief general manager of securities exchange board of india (sebi) at a

glittering function held at Mumbai. The award carries a citation & cash

prize of 25000/-

British Council Reading Challenge:

The students of 6th, 7th & 8th std attended three day

workshop organized by the esteemed British Council –

Reading Challenge. The Resource Persons Ms. Varsha Sesa

& Ms Kajaria Mitra briefed the students about the

pleasures of reading, Right Reading and review writing.

The students were also trained in pictorial representation

of their favourite books.