April 2024

An Euphonious Experience!

Mr. Ehsaan Noorani, is a prominent figure in the world of music, renowned as one-third of the dynamic music director trio Shankar Ehsaan Loy. With a career spanning decades, Ehsaan has left an indelible mark on the Indian music industry through his exceptional talent and innovative compositions. Beyond his contributions to the realm of Bollywood music, Ehsaan Noorani is also deeply involved in nurturing the next generation of musicians.

 Ehsaan's multifaceted expertise as a composer, musician, and educator underscores his commitment to excellence and his dedication to fostering a vibrant musical community. His journey stands as a testament to the transformative power of music and the enduring impact of those who devote themselves to its cultivation and advancement.

Mr. Ehsaan Noorani, a highly regarded individual, graced our school on Monday, April 29, 2024, and it has been an exhilarating experience for the entire Hebron School family. It was indeed a star struck moment for the student’s as well as the teachers.Everyone was captivated by the performance. Sir Ehsaan Noorani provided an aura of positivity and inspired every single soul present there. 

It was a treasured moment as everyone returned back with a joyful heart.

  -By the members of Hebron Blog

TRUE FRIENDSHIP 👬

Once upon a time, there lived a boy named Jake. Jake had a best friend named

Ben.

And one day, Jake and Ben decide to walk through the forest!

Then, while they were deep in the forest, Ben was Lost!

Not to be seen at all. Jake was scared to death. Not knowing what to do, Jake

runs back to the Village and informs the police what has happened.

Ben’s parents are worried sick.

The police were clueless of what happened. So, Jake finally stops depending on

the police and buys him a huge bag and puts a – Torch, a Lighter, a Knife, a

huge Water bottle, a tent , and some can food.

These supplies were enough to last a month.

Then Jake leaves the village and wanders into the jungle. Then after a long

journey he could not find Ben anywhere.

So, Jake makes a Bonfire, some food and ate it. Then he went to sleep.

He woke up to realizes he is Kidnapped! Then he gets thrown in a prison. And

Jake is shock because next to him is Ben! And he looks at the men who

kidnapped him.

They look like tribal men with spears. Jake manages to lockpick the cage, and

Jake and Ben run for freedom and behind them are the Tribal men. Both of them

run towards the village.

Jake throws his knife at the men for only that man to die But, there are more

coming their way and Jake and Ben reach the police station.

But, the tribal men are still on their tail and once the police saw this they shoot

all the tribal men.

And Ben is taken to the hospital. And Jake is told by the Police that these men

are not tribal men these are Man Eaters!!!

And police told Jake that if it were not for you Ben would be dead!

Once Ben recovered he thanks Jake so much. The villagers come together and

award Jake Nobel prize for risking his life to save his friend.

-By Jordan Moncy Mammen (Class VI A)

The Real Dream🌌

Once upon a time, there lived a girl named Lilly she had a friend named Laily,

they both wanted to become astronauts when they grow up, it was a dream from

childhood.

Lilly and Laily met in college, they were both talking about their future, they

got happy to know each other.

Both belonged to two different families who adopted them, and they did not

have their parents.

Not a long time soon they became best friends they had known each other for a

long period of time but soon Lilly had to go to another country, Laily became

sad. They lost touch with each other too.

Once Lilly was passing by her college and for her utter surprise, she saw Laily

and was full of joy.

They were overjoyed and hugged and cried!

Now they decided that they will go to the same college, finally then they

graduated.

They were so close and always together!

It was the time for them to become an astronaut, they gave their best shot and

DID IT!

One day Lilly was curios and told Laily, why don’t we do a DNA test? I feel

that we belong to each other.

They did a DNA test for Laily and herself, when they got it they realized THEY

WERE SISTERS they shout in excitement jumping and screaming yay the

neighbors asked “ WHATS SO BRILLIANT?’’

they said ‘’ WE ARE SISTERS”

THEY WERE SO HAPPY!!!

Then they went to their foster family and decided that they are going to be

together, and they had a beautiful life as sisters who went to space together!

-By Rachel Moncy  Mammen (Class V A)

TEACHERS ARE POTTERS AND STUDENTS CLAY!

WE ARE MOULDING SO MANY LIVES EACH DAY,

EVEN WHEN WE DON’T REALIZE, THERE IS SOMEONE LEARNING FROM US

MAY BE BY OUR ACTIONS OR THE WORDS WE SAY

SO LET US BE KIND, GENTLE AND WISE

FOR THROUGH US, A GENERATION OF DIGNIFIED HUMAN RACE CAN RISE!

    ~Mrs. Jemeema Philipose (Principal)

           Human Value

When a baby is born, there is so much of joy and cheer,

House filled with toys, colorful clothes and diapers,

Sleepless nights and messy homes, all but for the sake of this baby.

Sacrifices by mother, cost bore by father

Sometimes both torn apart for the sake of their apple of their eye

Still find their worth , their whole world for the sake of their baby.

I still don’t understand, when does this gem lose its value?

When does this beautiful handiwork of God loses its worth?

Is it while the child meets the real-world out or is it in the bosom of family?

Is it when he or she is no longer a boy and girl?

Is it when he turns a man and she turns a woman?

Then turning out to be another mouth to feed or another liability upon the family!

Sometimes in desperate moments this very gem seeks to get lost,

Or try to take away his life.

Even more frantic moments be killed or raped by another and dug as a worthless piece!

As my heart rips apart to see this very precious gift- human life,

Being thrown out on open fields or in flowing river dead

How much more my Master’s heart tears to his see His handiwork in despair!!

      ~Mrs. Jemeema Philipose (Principal)

 The crimson sky

The ‘last leaf’

A beautiful lie

Barring the ugly yet divine truth.

Each morn the crimson sky

Scatters rays of hope of a hundred years old.

Its quite,serene

Man speaks to himself

Gulping in every ounce of this pure moment.

The sky yet again turns crimson

Scattering rays of hope of a hundred years old.

   ~Miss Nairhita Ghosh (TGT English Teacher)

A New Beginning

In the stillness of dawn, a whispering breeze,

A new beginning unfolds, with endless possibilities.

Each sunrise brings promise, a change to a new start,

To chase dreams unspoken, and regain the lost spark.

With each step forward, leave the past behind,

Embrace the unknown, with an open mind.

For in each new beginnings, you can soar and explore,

uncharted waters and so much more.

Like a phoenix, rising from the ashes, we too shall rise,

With hope in our hearts and fire in our eyes,

In every stumble and fall, a lesson we learn,

We shall dance to the rhythm of life's sweet song.

For in each new beginning, lies a story untold,

A canvas of dreams for us to unfold.

~Raj Sharma (XII Science)

MARCH 2024

March Mania

 The school buzzed with excitement as it embraced March mania with a multitude of activities. Throughout this time, a wide range of activities were scheduled to bring out the best in the student, foster a love of writing, art, and craft, and spread knowledge about current events and the wider world. Every student's zeal and excitement were evident.

March Mania was all about fun, new learning, and discovering new ideas. It brought out the hidden and potential talents of the students. Activities were well-curated and sorted into specific sections for  class 1-4, class 5-8, and class 9–11. Each category partook in a variety of enjoyable activities.

Classes 1 - 4 participated in activities such as card making, puppet making, quizzes, and storytelling. Remedial classes in mathematics, English, and Hindi were also provided. Whereas classes 5-8 were involved in activities such as story writing, dot painting, warli art, collage making, book discussions, math remedial classes, quizzes, debates, comic stories, making bracelets bands, pebble paint, show lamp, best out of waste, clay modeling, etc. Classes 9 and 11 had their share of enjoyment too. They tried their hands in  pebble painting, best made out of waste, clay modeling, making flower bouquets, wall hanging, bead bracelets, Warli art painting, book discussions, creative writing, quizzes, and debates.

ECA evaluation were held on the final day of March Mania to determine the overall outcome of the year's learning. Additionally, certificates of encouragement and appreciation were given to the students in recognition of their good behavior, academic excellence, athletic demeanor, and participation in a variety of year-round activities.

March Mania yielded positive and fruitful outcomes as evidenced by students' continued attendance in classes and participation in all activities demonstrating their enthusiasm and eagerness for learning new things.

~ Miss Sonika Minj (Librarian)

           Vacation after a demanding schedule and pressure.

Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. 

                 ~William Butler Yeats

As students emerge from the intense period of academic pursuits, their minds ablaze with newfound knowledge and insights, the time for igniting the flames of curiosity and exploration presents itself. Just as education kindles the spark of learning, vacations after exams offer the opportunity to fan the flames of discovery and personal growth.

As the stress of exams begins to fade away and the weight of textbooks is replaced by the lightness of freedom, students across the globe are faced with a golden opportunity - the chance to embark on a well-deserved vacation. The period following exams is not just a break from academic rigors; it is a crucial time for relaxation, rejuvenation, and reflection.

Vacations after exams serve as a vital reset button for students, allowing them to recharge their batteries and replenish their mental and physical energy. The intense focus and concentration required during exam preparation can take a toll on one's well-being, leading to burnout and fatigue. A vacation provides the perfect antidote to this, offering a chance to unwind, de-stress, and engage in activities that bring joy and fulfillment.

Moreover, vacations offer a valuable opportunity for self-reflection and personal growth. Away from the pressures of academic deadlines and performance expectations, students can take the time to reflect on their achievements, set new goals, and gain perspective on their academic journey. Whether it's exploring a new destination, engaging in a new hobby, or simply spending quality time with loved ones, vacations provide the space for introspection and self-discovery.

In addition to the personal benefits, vacations after exams also have a positive impact on academic performance. Research has shown that taking breaks and engaging in leisure activities can enhance cognitive function, improve memory retention, and boost creativity. By allowing the brain to rest and recharge, vacations can actually lead to better academic outcomes in the long run.

Furthermore, vacations offer students the chance to broaden their horizons, experience new cultures, and gain a fresh perspective on the world. Traveling to new destinations, meeting new people, and trying new activities can expand one's worldview, foster cultural awareness, and promote a sense of curiosity and open-mindedness.

In conclusion, vacations after exams are not just a luxury; they are a necessity for students to thrive academically, emotionally, and personally. By taking the time to relax, reflect, and rejuvenate, students can return to their studies with renewed vigor, clarity, and motivation. So, whether it's a beach getaway, a mountain retreat, or a cultural expedition, make sure to plan a vacation after exams to reap the myriad benefits that come with it.

Remember, a well-rested mind is a powerful one!

 Exams and Pressure

Exams are looming, deadlines are near

Pressure is mounting, stress is clear

You study hard, you try your best

But sometimes you feel like you need a rest

You wonder if it's worth the pain

To cram your brain with facts and names

You question if you're good enough

To pass the test and prove your stuff

But don't let exams and pressure get you down

You have the skills and knowledge to astound

You are not defined by a score or a grade

You are more than the sum of what you've made

So take a breath, relax your mind

Remember why you love to learn and find

The joy in exploring new ideas and views

And trust that you will make it through

Exams and pressure are part of life

But they don't have to cause you strife

You have the power to overcome and cope

And always remember, there is always hope.

~Composed by 

Ankur Gupta (Class XI Humanities)

                                 Animal Cruelty. 

In shadows cast, a tale untold,

A darkness dwells, cruel and cold.

Where innocent souls, with pleading eyes,

Suffer in silence, hear their cries.

In cages confining, their spirits break,

Their freedom stolen, for greed's sake.

Whips and chains, their bodies bear,

Aching hearts burdened by despair.

Oh, let us rise against this blight,

Unite our voices, fight the fight.

For creatures small, whose voices fade,

Let compassion guide, and love cascade.

In every paw-print, every feathered wing,

A world of wonder, let us bring.

Respect and kindness, our sacred creed,

To end the cruelty, fulfill their need.

Let's be their guardians, their guiding light,

Protect their lives, both day and night.

For in their eyes, a reflection we find,

A reminder of the compassion within mankind.

So let us stand, hand in hand,

Against this cruelty, we take a stand.

For the animals, whose souls are pure,

Let's cherish, protect, and ensure

A world where they can thrive and be,

In harmony, wild and free.     

                                                                                           -By Simran Limbu (XI Science)
                                                           

                                  Exploring the History of Space Exploration

Humanity's journey into the cosmos is a testament to our insatiable curiosity and relentless pursuit of knowledge. The history of space exploration is a captivating narrative that has unfolded over decades, marking milestones that redefine our understanding of the universe.

The era of space exploration dawned with the launch of the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, by the Soviet Union in 1957. This historic event not only ignited the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union but also paved the way for future endeavors. In 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first human to orbit the Earth, symbolizing a monumental achievement in space exploration.

The Apollo program, initiated by the United States, reached its pinnacle in 1969 when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the lunar surface during the Apollo 11 mission. This extraordinary feat marked the first human steps on another celestial body, capturing the world's imagination and pushing the boundaries of what seemed possible.

Looking ahead, projects like the James Webb Space Telescope and plans for crewed missions to Mars indicate that the quest to explore the cosmos is far from over. Space exploration not only advances scientific discovery but also fosters international cooperation, pushing humanity to reach new heights and unravel the mysteries of the vast, uncharted expanse beyond our planet.
                                                                    - By Bhumi Raj  (XI  Science)

JANUARY - 2024
Hebron wishes you and your family a very Happy New Year.

        NO RESOLUTIONS THIS NEW YEAR!

Sometimes, it's not just about putting up a list of resolutions and trying to fulfill them. You don't always need to have NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS- every year, where a few always remain omitted. So, why  not have a contrasting resolution this year? I assure you its worth the shot. In fact this commitment can be made to even in the middle of an ordinary day. We all know 'variety is the spice of life,' so let's decide or rather have a resolution of not having any resolution. Trust the process, it will absolutely help you to get the ball rolling. Here's how:

Just imagine, if you are free of resolutions, you are free of regrets too. No regrets, no dissatisfaction and most importantly, no breaking promises. Consequently, there will be a calm and serene start to your brand new year. Also, you can just give yourself a break and go with the flow. Most of us have a tendency to bell the cat and have a serious goal to be a new person. But, we often forget our original version and we must agree that it has a non-identical vibe. Well, let me add this too, when I sat down with this pen and paper, I had no idea what this article would like. I took things as they came. I wasn't just reminding or repeating some motivational quotes that you see on social media. I promise, in reality the feeling of being unsure about your next step is quite nice. It can add a beautiful streak to your personality.  

      -by Miss Adhisha Sha (VIII)

            January's Promise : From fresh starts to lasting commitments

January offers a distinct experience. Everyone is happy, upbeat, and hopeful as they welcome a fresh start and put behind them past hurts, betrayals, rejections, losses and disappointments. The future sparkles with meticulously planned resolutions and to-do lists. However, how many of us truly  follow through on our commitments and sustain our motivation along the way? Very few, indeed, as it is inherent in human nature. In fact, studies show that just twenty percent of people follow through on their resolutions. This may stem from a lack of willpower, tenacity, resilience, or motivation. To live a healthy and calm life, nevertheless, these are crucial abilities to acquire. If someone can cultivate these attributes, life becomes a serene voyage instead of a contest or a sprint. Let's all make a commitment this year to ingrain these abilities and set on a beautiful life journey.
                                                                                                                      -by Mrs. Manorama Rai (PGT English Teacher)

                                            Republic day : Celebrating Unity and Heritage 

Every year on January 26th, Republic Day is observed to commemorate the day our constitution went into effect in 1950. Following this day, our nation attained true democracy and independence. India had spent centuries as a colony under foreign rule. On August 15, 1947, we gained independence, our nation's constitution was drafted and on January 26, 1950, the Indian Constitution became operative. All through the nation, people celebrate it with great fervor as it is a day of great joy.

Hebron School New Rangia celebrated the 75th Republic Day of India with pride and reverence. With our Founder and Director Rev. Mammen Joseph raising the tricolor flag, the ceremony got underway. The national anthem was sung to honor the motherland after the flag was raised. The students of class Eleven marched to tunes played by our school band. 

The school reverberated with patriotic enthusiasm as the E.C.A children performed patriotic dances and songs. Our Principal, addressed the students outlining the sacrifices made by our great leaders and to become knowledgeable citizens of the nation and participate in the advancement and improvement of the community around them.

The day was filled with joy and reminded each one of us to be responsible citizens to enhance the condition of our country.
                                                                                           - by Miss Sharon Lepcha (English Teacher)

             Elocution and debate showdown

Hebron School's auditorium was a hive of activity as the eagerly awaited literary competition took center stage. Pupils eagerly participated, showing off their inventiveness and writing skills across all grade levels. The literary competition gave students a forum to share their ideas, feelings, and distinct viewpoints. With students devoting their entire selves to their work, it was evidence of the school's thriving literary talent. In addition to showcasing inventiveness, the competition inspired students to use their imaginations to the fullest.

The atmosphere was electric with anticipation on the day of the competition. Awaiting their moment to present their literary works to the audience, participants waited anxiously. Recitations of poems had a tangible power that captivated the audience and made an impression that would last.

The judges, who were distinguished educators, examined every submission with great care, appreciating the effort and skill that each piece required. The difficult task of choosing winners was made evident during the deliberation process by the excellent writing that the students had submitted. The results were revealed after much anticipation, and the winners were met with raucous cheers. The competition revealed the great talent at the school, and each contestant made a lasting impression with their skill at reciting. The literary contest was not just a competition; it was a celebration of creativity, courage, and the power of words. The platform offered students a chance to shine, instilling a love for literature and motivating them to continue improving their writing abilities. The school's commitment to nurturing creativity and providing space for students to express themselves through storytelling was evidenced in the contest.

To conclude, the contest was a remarkable success, leaving a lasting impact on both participants and audience members. The school's vibrant literary community and its students' boundless creativity are reflected in this testament. 

                                                    -by Sonali Dey (XI Commerce)

THE BEST PICNIC DAY

The purpose of our life is to be happy. The most important thing is to enjoy our life- to be happy- it's all that matters. Life is beautiful and we should enjoy every moment of it. With this motive, I would like to share my experience when I and my classmates along with our teachers were taken to Dreamland Amusement Park. I was very excited to go there. In the bus, we were singing songs, had snacks and also played games with friends. When we reached the park, we were sent to keep our bags in one place and were asked to make a line. We first went to ride the cable car which we enjoyed a lot. Secondly, we took a ride in the flying eagle. This ride was amazing. Then we clicked some group photos with our teachers. We then sat in a circle to have our lunch. We shared our food and enjoyed every single dish my friends had brought. After lunch, we went to dance for some time. We were enjoying the moment and were sad to know that it was almost time to return back to school. Although we didn't get much time to play in the park, but were beyond happy with the little time we had. I realized that the best way to pay for a lovely moment is to enjoy it. I would like to end my article with a quote:

                 "Enjoy the simple moments of your life because

            in the future these moments may turn out to be the

            biggest memories of your life."

    -Written by Bhavyasree Janka (VI A)

DECEMBER- 2023

                             Hebron Cricket Cup - Battle on the pitch

Hebron School recently played host to an exhilarating cricket spectacle as schools from the region converged for the highly anticipated Hebron Cricket Cup held from December 5 to December 18 . Guided by Referees and the Umpire Association,the matches unfolded with a perfect blend of skill, strategy and enthusiasm. Beyond merely a contest of athleticism, the Hebron Cricket Cup became a platform for fostering camaraderie and healthy competition among the participating schools. Each team representing their respective schools demonstrated exemplary sportsmanship, creating an environment where the true spirit of cricket thrived.
The cricket ground reverberated with cheers and anticipation as every team, throughout the competition, had left nothing on the field.Their dedication and unwavering efforts were evident in every ball bowled, every run scored and every catch attempted.
The final match between Hebron School and G.D Goenka  proved to be a captivating showdown with outstanding performances from players of both sides. Hebron School showcased exceptional teamwork, excelling in batting,bowling and fielding.Conversely,G.D Goenka demonstrated resilience and determination contributing to a contest that held the audience in rapt attention. Hebron School emerged triumphant,clinging the Hebron cricket Cup with their stellar performance and the culmination of weeks of dedication,practice and strategic planning.
Hebron Cricket Cup stood as a testament to the sporting spirit and talent prevalent in the students .The tournament not only celebrated cricket but also sowed the seeds for future sporting endeavours, leaving an indelible mark on the broader cricketing community. We are indebted to the school management and sports teachers for giving our school such an opportunity!

                                                                                                               - Mr. Ankur  Gupta (XI Humanities)

                             Sports Day Spectacle : A Triumph of Talent and Team Spirit

Every school community looks forward to sports day, a celebration of athleticism, teamwork, and sportsmanship.This day promotes healthy competition in addition to showcasing the participants' physical prowess.Having recognized its importance, Hebron School organized a celebration on December 1st and 2nd, inviting our parents as special guests. The day began with a lively opening ceremony that featured the school flag being unfurled and a rhythmic drum beat that created an energizing environment.Pupils wearing dignified attire marched together, exemplifying the values of harmony and sportsmanship.
A variety of sporting events that catered to a wide range of interests and abilities took place throughout the day.The friendly rivalry between the many teams and classes, which fosters a healthy competitive spirit, is one of the highlights of Sports Day.An exhilarating atmosphere was generated by the cheers of the parents, instructors, and other kids.The day continued with a variety of activities and competitions between kids from various classes, as well as between instructors and support personnel.Because we knew that this would be a long and demanding day, the school also put up coffee shops and pizza stands for us.
The day came to an unforgettable end with the closing ceremony as the sun sank.To honor the competitors' exceptional efforts, medals and diplomas were given out.Sports are not just about winning or losing; they're also about teaching virtues like self-control, tenacity, and cooperation as well as how to overcome obstacles.The athletes leave behind a legacy of sportsmanship that will be felt throughout the academic year as they scatter with memories of victories and setbacks.
                                                                "Champions keep playing until they get it right."

                                                                                                           -Mr. Raj Sharma ( XI Science)

   The true value of Christmas: Beyond Presents and Decorations

     "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, 

  that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." 

        John 3:16

Christmas boasts a rich history spanning centuries, rooted in various traditions from around the world. While the exact date of Jesus Christ's birth remains uncertain, December 25th has been widely adopted as the symbolic day to commemorate this momentous event in Christianity. Jesus Christ, born in Bethlehem and brought up in Nazareth, is also referred to as the Nazarene. Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who transcended in the form of man, showcasing the immense love of God Almighty towards humanity. He sent his one and only son to fulfill the prophecy foretold by prophets centuries before Christ's birth – a prophecy that he would sacrifice his life for the sins of mankind. His divine blood washes away our sins, requiring only belief in him. The birth of Jesus Christ holds great significance in our lives, providing encouragement to seek the kingdom of God and live righteously, as he did when he was in the world. He has taught us the true meanings of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

Over time, Christmas has evolved to encompass a blend of religious, cultural, and secular traditions, creating a tapestry of festivities that transcends borders. However, the significance of Christmas is fading. We have replaced the truth of Christ with our own fantasies. Houses, streets, and churches are beautifully adorned with lights, stars, and red and white colors. Santa delights both young and old with gifts and sweets.

Dining halls echo with laughter and the clinking of glasses filled with wine. In all these, are we not forgetting Christ? Santa has stolen the spotlight, pushing Christ aside. It is time to reevaluate and recalibrate our lives, following the teachings of Christ, with love, peace, and joy in mind. Let us not be too noisy with words but demonstrate these values through our actions, as taught to us. Let us clean and decorate our hearts to welcome Christ this Christmas because he is the one and only.

Christmas is more than just a day on the calendar; it is a celebration of love, joy, and the beauty of shared traditions. It brings people together, transcending cultural and religious boundaries to create a tapestry of unity and goodwill. As we exchange gifts, indulge in festive treats, and gather with loved ones, let us embrace the true magic of Christmas – the spirit of generosity, compassion, and the joy found in giving and receiving. May the season fill our hearts with warmth and our homes with the timeless enchantment of Christmas.

-Ms. Pranita Raj Gurung (PGT Biology Teacher)

সারথি দিবস

সারথি কে? সারথি ‘মহাভারত’ মহাকাব্যে ব্যবহৃত হিন্দু দেবতা শ্রীকৃষ্ণের উপাধি। আমাদের

বিদ্যালয়ের  সারথি হল যে বা যারা আমাদের বিদ্যালয় এবং সকল শিক্ষার্থীর ভালোভাবে দেখভাল

করে। যখন কোন শিক্ষার্থী প্রথম বাড়ি থেকে বের হয়ে স্কুল বাসে ওঠে স্কুলে আসার জন্য, তখন

বাসে ড্রাইভার , খালাসি আর একজন দিদি সব সময় তৈরি থাকে তাদেরকে সব ভাবে সাহায্য করতে।

এরপর স্কুল ক্যাম্পাসে ঢুকতেই স্কুল গার্ড সবাইকে সাহায্য করে। আমাদের স্কুল ক্যাম্পাসের

সমস্ত দিদিরা তৈরি থাকে সকলকে সাহায্য করতে। যেমন কোনো শিক্ষার্থী যদি তার ভারী ব্যাগ

দোতলায় নিয়ে যেতে অসমর্থ্য হয় তবে দিদি সে ব্যাগ তার ক্লাস অবধি পৌঁছে দিয়ে আসে। আবার

খেতে খেতে যদি তাদের খাবার ক্লাসের মেঝেতে পড়ে যায় দিদি তাড়াতাড়ি সেই খাবার পরিষ্কার করে

সাফ করে দেয়। আবার নিয়ম মাফিক প্রতিদিন দুবেলা প্রতিটি টয়লেটকে দিদিরা পরিচ্ছন্ন করে রাখে।

তাই এই সকল সারথিদের জন্য আমাদের সব সময় কৃতজ্ঞ থাকা উচিত কারণ এরা না থাকলে

আমাদের স্কুল এত ভালোভাবে এত সুন্দর ভাবে চলতে পারত না। শ্রীকৃষ্ণ যেভাবে কুরুক্ষেত্রের

যুদ্ধে অর্জুনকে সাহায্য দান করে গেছে ঠিক তেমনি আমাদের এই সকল সারথি আমাদের স্কুলের

প্রতিটি ক্ষেত্রেই সাহায্য দান করে চলেছে। আর তাদের এই সাহায্যকে কেবলমাত্র কিছু অর্থ দিয়ে

কখনই বিচার করা যাবে না, কারণ তারা যে পরিমাণে কষ্ট করে তা সত্যিই অতুলনীয়। সমস্ত স্কুলের

পক্ষ থেকে সকল সারথিকে আমি অসংখ্য অসংখ্য ধন্যবাদ জানাই।

-Mrs Sumitra Das (TGT Bengali Teacher)

            Mastering Productivity:The Battle Between Procrastination and                                Consistency     
                                                       
In the fast-paced world we live in, the struggle between procrastination and consistency has become a universal challenge. As individuals navigate the demands of work, personal goals, and daily responsibilities, understanding the dynamics of these two opposing forces is crucial for achieving long-term success.
The allure of immediate pleasure, fear of failure, and a lack of motivation contribute to the procrastination puzzle. Understanding that procrastination is a complex interplay of emotions and cognitive biases is the first step toward overcoming its grip. To conquer procrastination, individuals must adopt effective strategies that address its underlying causes. Setting clear goals, breaking tasks into smaller, manageable steps, and creating a conducive work environment are  some proven methods. Additionally, embracing the Pomodoro Technique, which involves focused work intervals punctuated by short breaks, can enhance concentration and combat procrastination.
On the flip side, consistency emerges as the unsung hero of productivity. Consistency is the steady commitment to daily habits and routines that propel individuals toward their goals. Unlike the intermittent bursts of effort associated with procrastination, consistency builds momentum over time, fostering sustainable progress.
Developing consistency requires intentional efforts and the establishment of positive habits. Creating a realistic and achievable routine, prioritizing tasks, and leveraging tools such as habit-tracking apps can aid in building a foundation of consistency. Small, incremental steps taken consistently lead to significant accomplishments in the long run.
In the perpetual battle between procrastination and consistency, the key to success lies in self-awareness and intentional action. By unraveling the complexities of procrastination, implementing strategies to foster consistency, and finding a harmonious balance between the two, individuals can navigate the path to increased productivity and personal fulfillment. Remember, it's not about eradicating procrastination entirely but learning to manage it in a way that propels you forward consistently.

                                                                                                                                  -   Mrs. Manorama Rai  (PGT English Teacher)

    अवसर 

अवसर खो मत देना 

बड़ी ही मुश्किल से मिलते है जीवन में एक बार 

सारी ताकत झोंक देना तू आज 

सुनहरे सपने होते है ख्वाबों में 

पूरे करने का हुनर भी रखना अपने पास l

माटी से बना शरीर है अपना

अहंकार में समय व्यतीत न करना 

हर कठिनाई को हंसकर पार करने की 

अटल विश्वाश अपने पास रखना l

हर मुश्किल एक इम्तिहान है 

संघर्ष करके स्वयं को अव्वल रखना 

परेशानी सदा ही एक अवसर लाती है 

उस अवसर को खो मत देना l

                                                  Composed By : Mrs. Dipika Pradhan (TGT Hindi Teacher)

                       Take me back to childhood!   

On the occasion of Children’s Day ( International Children's Day - 20th November) , the teachers at Hebron School, New Rangia came together to celebrate and appreciate our children on 21st November. Teachers dedicated poetries, songs and speeches to express how precious each and every one of our student is! The innocent and happy faces lightened up when they witnessed their teachers grooving to their favorite songs. 

Our kindergarten students were the stars of the show as they outshined everyone with their traditional attires.

The young audience couldn’t hold their excitement when they saw their teachers carrying school bags on stage, perfectly imitating the students. It was indeed a sight to see our students happily relating themselves with the skit. The ‘joy of doing’ is no less a celebration in itself as our middle school and high school students picked up their paint brushes and showed their artistic sides and colored T-shirts, along with lot of art work.

The jubilation, gratitude and happiness knew no bounds. ‘The little thing in life isn’t so little’ and this celebration was a reminder to retain and acknowledge the innocence, purity of hearts and the ever-learning spirit. 

                                                                                               Ms. Kajal Thami (PGT History Teacher)

These verses are dedicated to our students. This poem shows the relationship of the potter with its clay and how important it is to have a character and shape to be important and useful.

With the sun rose the potter,

bundling the heap of clay he had

the potter smiled at it,

moving it with his nourishing hands.

Mounding and shaping

with soft but strong hands

the clay complained,

"potter, why do you disturb our band?"

The potter smiled and said,

"this will give you shape"

round and round the wheel goes

and there, waves the clay.

Beautiful but angry they stood,

with spinning heads at bay

"Potter, why give us shape and

put our head on spin?"

The potter replied, now you are a character,

and in your life you win.

At last came a day,

when a woman came to look for pots.

she knocked and poked

to look for her knots.

Choosing the best one,

she nodded at the potter.

The other pots looked at her

bidding goodbye to their brother.

Today I stand here, 

looking at you standing tall.

Just like the potter stood,

looking at his perfect little pots.

Composed by: Ms. Deepa Dey ( TGT  Social Teacher)

Teacher's Day Celebration

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a prominent educator and statesman who made important contributions to the development of India's educational system. As a result of his exceptional career in education, September 5 is designated as the day to recognize and honor teachers' contributions.

Hebron School observed this day with great fervor this year. The 12th graders planned and carried out a thank-you party for our dear teachers. As a gesture of  honoring the teachers, students in the 12th grade dressed up like teachers and performed speeches, poems, songs, and dance to cheer our teachers. We welcomed their presence in our program by adorning them with shawls and roses were also given as tokens of appreciation. Because of the great role they play in a student's entire life with wisdom, patience, and love, teachers are so important in the lives of students. We remain eternally grateful to them for guiding and helping us on our journey.

" A Teacher affects eternity;
he can never tell where his influence stops."

By  - Sonali Dey XI  (Commerce)

AUGUST-2023