Sambhaav - was on its full swing in creating the new product for this year...Organic Soaps. Children are really enjoying making soaps using different organic ingredients like aloevera, papaya pulp, lemon juice, gram flour, rice flour, grapefruit juice, tulsi, tomato juice, almond powder and mixing it in a glycerin base....all set for an Organic care with Green Salvage!!

Organic farming is a technique, which involves cultivation of plants in natural ways. This process completely forbids the use of synthetic inputs such as petrochemical fertilizers and pesticides. The students themselves, under the guidance of Mr. Sunil (professional agriculturist) and Ms. Monica, sowed the seeds of different plants such as tomato, bitter guard, brinjal and many more and are taking care of these germinating seeds following the rules of organic farming.

Recycled paper out of the waste and discarded newspapers. it was cut it into a defined shape and using fabric paints we printed beautiful patterns and made coasters out of it to sell them as a part of the Sambhaav sale. By reusing the waste newspapers we are taking a step towards conserving the environment and natural resources thus justifying our 3P's motto - People, Planet and Profit.

Our Launch product for this year's Green salvage has been really exciting as its made from old newspapers....an attractive way to reuse and recycle! The newspaper photo frame creation have been an interesting and creative activity for the team and a satisfactory effort too...

Relationships are the essence of any festivity and it holds true for any Indian festival. Each occasion brings the family together which calls for a celebration. Raksha Bandhan is a celebration of one such relation - that of a brother and a sister. On the Occasion of this sacred festival, sambhaav entrepreneurs designed and created ecofriendly rakhis and organized the rakhi sale event at school premises.... Creativity in the air for people....planet..and profit!

Students of Dldavpp Junior wing prepared and decorated Jute and paper bags on the occassion of Earth Day

St. Markian of Janakpuri continuing the tradition of sharing, caring pooled in Rs. 2,92,647/- for donating to SOS Children's Villages of India. This organization has worked towards the welfare of parentless and abandoned children, communities, disaster struck and disaster prone areas, giving hope to weary communities PAN India. The cheque was handed over by our Principal Ms. Alka Kher to Ms. Shilpa Bisht, vertical head, individual partnership, looking after retention donor relations, PAN India from SOS Children’s villages of India.

St. Mark’s School, Janakpuri organized a Diwali Exhibition in the school premises to contribute to the welfare of children in NGO's - Muskaan and Prerna Niketan. The exhibits included various festive items like diyas, candles, rangoli making kits and many more. The Diwali products on display were prepared by people with intellectual disabilities and the money obtained will be used for their welfare. The students as well as staff members enthusiastically purchased items. Principal Mrs. Alka Kher, Vice Principal Mrs. Inderpreet Kaur Ahluwalia and Educational Supervisor (Primary) Mrs Jyotsna Vishwakarma also bought these beautiful traditional handmade goods from the stalls. The exhibition was a success and was an exciting start to the festive feeling.

Students from Classes I to XII and staff members of our school generously contributed to mitigate the material loss of the flood affected people of Kerala and thereby express our solidarity in the hour of need. In collaboration with NGO GOONJ, our students collected relief material in the form of food grains, pulses and clothes to extend a helping hand towards the Kerala flood victims.

To spread the joy of reading amongst children of Classes I to VIII, books on all subjects were donated to SOS Villages of India, Bawana. Mr. Saurabh Srivastava received these boxes of books from the Principal, Mrs. Alka Kher on behalf of the NGO.

No education is complete without students being sensitised about the under privileged sections of the society. Our school has always sought to inculcate a sense of service among the students. As a part of the initiative, a book donation drive was organised. Six boxes of donated books were handed over to Angels Academy on 3 February 2018 and 4 students of Class IX visited NGO-Prerna Niketan on 5 February 2018 to donate 7 boxes of books as a token of our humble service to society.