This is just the beginning we have miles to go…

PRIMARY SECTION

Ms. Danica Rawal from Grade 1 - H has received 6th Rank at National Level Championship in Preschool League Math - Masterminds.

Beauty is the realm of poetry. We all enjoy the beauty of expression, thoughts, feeling, rhyme, rhythm and music of words. Taking all these facts into consideration Mst. Ansh Sharma a student of RBK School, Mira Road studying in Grade V – B exhibited his talent and confidence in writing the poem – LEMPHYN OLVISTOR

Ansh Sharma Photo.pdf

Marathi Activity

इयत्ता पहिलीच्या विद्यार्थ्यांनी SeeSaw Activity मध्ये “ पक्ष्यांची नावे ’’ बोलून दाखविली. विद्यार्थ्यांकडून चांगला प्रतिसाद मिळाला.

Isha Marathe 1 F Marathi activity.mp4

Shreyas Telang 1 I Marathi Activity.mp4

Hocus Pocus… Let the magic begin !

It is said that, ‘Being an artist is the same as being a wizard, only instead of a wand you use a pencil for your imagination’.

Students of Grade 3 drew beautiful pieces of art and used amazing colours to give their art a final touch. The pictures of their art work were posted on the seesaw app.

SECONDARY SECTION

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

– Albert Einstein

Saanvi the world is a canvas to your imagination who made Silhouette Drawing. A silhouette is the image of a person , animal, object or scene represented as a solid shape of a single colour, usually black, with it's edges matching the outline of the subject. The interior of the Silhouette is featureless, and the Silhouette is usually presented on a light and colourful background.

-SAANVI JOSHI_VII_B

Palette Knife Painting

A palette knife is a blunt tool used for mixing or applying paint, with a flexible steel blade. It is primarily used for applying paint, usually heavy body acrylic paint, to the canvas, mixing paint colours, adding texture to the painted surface, etc. Here’s a painting made with the help of palette knives for our class Art assignment.

~Sharon Liz Hermon

VII-I

R.B.K School

My Online Class - VII - I

~Sharon Liz Hermon VII-I

Class VII-I (2020-2021)

When the online classes began in June 2020, we were quite apprehensive as to how we would have our classes online. Now at the end of the fruitful academic year of online class, we realise that we did well. Deep inside me, I think I like the online classes too as my regular class.

You would agree with me when I say that any student would like online classes. One can attend the classes even if he or she is unwell; without harming oneself and others. One may attend their class while travelling. There is no tension of getting up early in the morning and there may be many more reasons.

On second thought, I feel, students would dislike online classes as they cannot go out to play with their classmates.

Trust me, I like my online class (VII - I). We can come online, study and be safe too. When we see this pandemic spreading its fatal web and people fighting for their lives, we feel that it is safe to be at home. Though I used to enjoy the trip from home to school and back, I like online classes better as we can attend our classes in the comfort of our home.

In fact, we learnt so many things. The utilization of allotted time for each subject was remarkable. The project assessments were conducted; we could see that all the projects were mostly paperless. We mastered the skills in PowerPoint presentations. We were also given ‘Home Assignments’ and notes to write, which I used to complete diligently, as in the regular classes.

As we all are tech savvy, there were many extraordinary experiments that we tried. According to me, the students of my class, VII-I, are experts with their cameras. Some of us learnt how to blur the background or put a virtual background while others learnt how to zoom in and zoom out the camera. To my amusement, I have even seen my classmates changing their colour like a chameleon by altering the settings!

Since I am accustomed to attending the physical school, I still think that though we enjoy our online classes, the situation should come back to normal and we should be able to attend our regular classes once again.

I pray for the well-being of everyone.

God bless my school

Fevicol art

Fevicol art on paper is a process art activity that will lead to surprising discoveries and build creative confidence. Any of pigment colors can be used in fevicol art.

Devansh biswal

VII-I

Mandala Art

A mandala, which is Sanskrit for “circle” or “discoid object,” is a geometric design that holds a great deal of symbolism in Hindu and Buddhist cultures. While extraordinary as a standalone work of art, mandalas hold symbolic and meditative meaning beyond their vibrant appearance.

PRATHAM SAHU_VII_F

Madhubani Art

Madhubani art is a style of Indian painting, practiced in the Mithila region of the Indian subcontinent. The origin of Madhubani paintings are quite unknown. However, it is believed that King Janak, ruler of Mithila Kingdom in the 7th or 8th century BCE, had asked to develop these paintings in order to capture the moments of his daughter Sita's wedding to Prince Rama.

Apoorva Tewari VIII_H

Warli Art

Warli painting is a form of tribal art mostly created by the tribal people from the North Sahyadri Range in Maharashtra, India.

Shreya K Nagwekar

8-H

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