SECONDARY SECTION
Global Schools Program
Let's be the change
ONLINE LYRIC WRITING COMPETITION was held for the first time by the Western Music teachers and the topic of the competition was "SAVING THE EARTH FOR THE FUTURE"
Students of GRADE 6 , 7 & 8 participated with great interest and enthusiasm.
This pandemic has affected each and everyone of us in some way or the other.
Let's bring peace and joy on earth through the medium of music and Heal The World.
This melodious song is written, composed and music programmed by the students of Grade 8
Peace and Joy on Earth - VIII-C (2021-2022), RBK MR.mp4QUALITY EDUCATION TRANSFORMS INDIVIDUALS INTO CHANGE MAKERS
Our student Ms Dhiya Srivastav from class 7E illustrates the inspiring life of Malala Yousafzai, youngest recipient of Nobel Peace Prize. A role in transforming lives of many young girls. She is a change maker in true sense. She received quality education and has there after contributed in various ways to bring a change for a better world.
Global School Activity-literature.pptx
Ms Dhiya Srivastav 7E
Quality Education is the key to eliminate all sorts of discriminations. Quality Education is one of the most basic public services, it not only enlightens but also empowers citizens and enables them to contribute their best in society.
PRAKRUETI PANDEY 7E-Quality Education.pptx
PRAKRUETI PANDEY 7E
TANISH MANOCHA_VI H.mp4TANISH MANOCHA_VI H
Kaavya Chande from grade 7 A..mp4Kaavya Chande 7 A
Vivaan Karkera VI H Vivaan Karkera VI H
ADRIJA CHAKRABARTY VII A,.mp4ADRIJA CHAKRABARTY VII A
Speaking Skills
Do you have all that it takes to be a News Presenter? Give it a try…..why not?
Our student Ms. Anoushka Mishra from class 6A, showcased one of her skills which is speaking. This presentation is a part of Speaking skills activity.
VID-20210712-WA0038.mp4Ms. Anoushka Mishra 6A
NEWS REPORTER - VRUSHTI GARDI_VRUSHTI GARDI VII - D
Darshil Trivedi 7 D.mp4Darshil Trivedi VII - D
Yashasvi speaking skills (1).mp4YASHASVI VASISHT Vll_D
Mitansh Gera News Reporter (1) (1).mp4Mitansh Gera VII -D
World Population Day is an annual event, observed on July 11 every year, which seeks to raise awareness of global population issues.
World Population Day is an annual event, observed on July 11 every year, which seeks to raise awareness of global population issues. By Vanshika Billava 7 D.mp4Vanshika Billava 7 D
WORLD MALAYA DAY
International Malala Day is celebrated every year on July 12 to salute the Pakistani activist, Malala Yousafzai. Malala, who now works for women's right to education across the globe, was never allowed to enter school as a young girl.
WORLD MALAYA DAY. - Utsav Singh VII D Utsav Singh VII D
STORY TELLING
Shaurya Kumar 7 D.mp4Shaurya Kumar 7 D
Sarah Credo 7 ASarah Credo 7 A
POVERTY AND CHILD LABOUR- A VICIOUS CIRCLE
The most underprivileged children fall prey to child labour. They have no choice but to suffer in poverty. This poster MADE by DIVYANA DAS from class 6F says it all. It truly is moving and portrays children being robbed of their childhood due to poverty.
DIVYANA DAS- 6F
DIVYANA DAS 6F
Poverty giving rise to social inequality depicted by our student Amay Shetty from class 6 F. The solution reduce this disparity is having equal opportunities to access education.
AMAY SHEET 6F
AMAY SHETTY 6F
Inculcating Moral Values
Moral Values such as kindness, humility, compassion, honesty, integrity, truthfulness, helpfulness, love, respectfulness, hard-work, etc. are considered worthy in building up the character of an individual.
Moral Values need to be inculcated in children as they form the core of their being and become a foundation of their moral beliefs.
At RBK School, Moral Values are incorporated with education to ensure that, students not only have the knowledge and skills needed to work and succeed, but also the compassion and emotional wherewithal to be a part of a safe, peaceful, and cooperative society.
Grade 9 C students narrated stories with Moral Values to convey the message that Moral Values are essential to lead a disciplined life.
Ashwika Kotian 9C
Hrishit Parida 9C
Mahira Khanzada 9C
Disha Shetty 9C
GRADE 9C
Yash Neeraj Sharma 9C
Unnati Vinay Dixit 9 C
READING SKILL
It is rightly said “To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelt out is a spark.” —Victor
MISHRA KANAK SHRAWAN of VIII B read out a passage from the book of MALGUDI DAYS titled FROM AN ASTROLOGER’S DAY.
Reading Skill Video - Kanak Shrawan 8B.wmvSpeaking Skills
The month of July has brought in fresh showers of ideas and thoughts. Speaking Skills for this month was designed to help students of grade 10 express their thoughts on a picture of their choice. Astha Gupta and Aditya Jaju of Grade X-E are giving us their perspective of the picture.
Speaking skill - Astha Gupta 10E.mp4Astha Gupta 10 E
Speaking Skill Aditya Jaju 10th E.mp4Aditya Jaju 10 E
YOUR BIRTHDAY OUTSHINES ALL THE OTHER 365 DAYS OF THE YEAR. MAY THIS BIRTHDAY BE THE HAPPIEST EVER.
6 A MISHRA ANOUSHKA ANOOP
6 D SHAIKH AYAAN FAROOQUE
6 D SHEKHAR DHRUV KSHITIZ
6 F GAUTAM AARNA VIKASH
6 I PANDEY VANSHIKA GANESH
6 I TRUSHA BIPINBHAI ANGHAN
6 I SHAIKH MOHD HASAN YEASIN
7 C RANIYA RASHID
7 E KUMAR SHUBHAM AMIT
7 I PEERZADA SAMREEN JEELANI
8 A AGARWAL SHLOK CHETAN
8 A BHANDARI KAVYA RAGHUNATH
8 A BHADESIA JEET JIGNESH
8 B NAGAR BHAVYA SAURABH
8 E PUJARI TANISHKA MAYUR
8 F GUPTA AISHWARYA SANTOSH
9 A SADRIWALA BATUL ALI ASGAR
9 C SHAH MILAN DHAVAL
9 E BALAJI MAITHILI SHANMUGAM
10 B PATIL ATHARVA MINESH
10 C JAIN DISHA SANJAY
10 F VYAS DARSH JATIN
10 H SHRAVAN KIRAN PATNE
10 H Pavan Kumar Iyer
PRIMARY SECTION
SCAVENGER HUNT!
An activity was assigned on the seesaw platform, wherein the students of Grade 1 had to perform a scavenger hunt by clicking different pictures that show the uses of our sensory organs. Students uploaded many interesting pictures which stated that they truly understood the concept.
As it is said ‘Plant a Tree, Plant a New LIFE’, keeping this mind students of Grade 3 were given a Seesaw activity from the lesson “Plants in our Surroundings”.
They were asked to identify the type of roots (Taproot and Fibrous root) and were also made to write two examples for each type of root.
Our talented learners of Grade 4 made beautiful compositions of 2D Design on paper with oil pastels, as guided by their respective educators.
Learners enjoyed every moment of composing the design elements in the form of shapes, natural forms and human forms. It was a wonderful experience for them as they were doing the composition for the first time.
LETS MAKE ACADEMICS INTERESTING
Since students spend a lot of time at home, a lot of parents felt the need to learn and understand ways and means to keep learners engaged to overcome boredom and simultaneously enhance their abilities in honing skills to be competent to face the challenges of today’s world.
To satisfy this need our Special Educator Ms. Linet Dabre and counsellors Ms. Poorva Shingre and Ms. Rinku Upadhyay conducted a workshop on 17 July, 2021 at 10:30 am for the parents of Grade-5. The speaker was Ms. Linet Dabre who imparted knowledge on, ‘LETS MAKE ACADEMICS INTERESTING’. The participants’ understanding of ‘Attention and Concentration’ was enhanced and they were enabled to differentiate between the two. The Concentration Span of a learner was clearly spelt out, factors that affect attention were clearly cited and activities, tips, games, food and exercises to enhance memory and concentration which are simple and practical were imparted.
The parents did enjoy the session and participated actively and enthusiastically in the activities conducted.
Zombies Everywhere
Steve was walking to his school. He had a sister named Carol. Carol’s time to go to school was half an hour later from Steve’s. Steve met his friends and they were talking about how the sky appeared to be. One of his friend named Natasha said “See the sky. How it appears to be today”. It was true. The sky was slightly green in colour and the Sun, too was of the same colour. Then Tony said “Since morning it has been like that. Some feel that the oxygen level is reducing in the atmosphere”.
When the school was over and both, Carol and Steve were leaving the school they saw that the bats are flying here and there. The crows, pigeons and sparrows have disappeared. “It looks like a horror movie,” said Carol. Suddenly they heard their teacher screaming. They rushed to the staff room and saw an evil witch. She was wearing a green – coloured short sleeved top and a skirt that was matching. She had a crown on her head that was deep green. “I am Enchantress. A very experienced woman in magic and spell. I am here to rule over you all, humans! With my armies of zombies, you will not last long!”, she said. Enchantress touched the teacher’s body and in an instant the teacher became a green coloured zombie!
Steve and Carol were standing behind the wall. Enchantress saw a shadow. It was Carol’s shadow. They both were shivering with fear as it was their end. Steve saw that a binary power was emitting from Carol’s hand. But she was just looking at Enchantress without even realizing it. “Carol! See your hand! See it!” said Steve. Hearing the cry, Enchantress turned to see who was interfering between her work. Carol saw the power and she used them at Enchantress. It immobilized her. But the zombies were still alive. Carol and Steve were attacked by zombies. “Enchantress is dead. Then why are the zombies still alive?” asked Steve, puzzled and tired.
“I cannot say anything except that Enchantresses’ spell is there” replied Carol. Splash! The window opened and all the zombies of the town came in. “More zombies!” exclaimed Steve. Now Carol was angry. Her power became more stronger and a binary blast took place. It was bad for the zombies instead of the school and the town. The zombies started melting. Slowly all the zombies of the town died.
This was an unexpected adventure for Carol and Steve. But they both, now, were famous and were known as ‘Little Superheroes’.
A fictional Story by Ms. Jayni Joshi
Grade 5G
A LITTLE OLDER AND A LOT MORE WISER
Wishing all the learners celebrating their birthday this week a very
Happy Birthday
Zaidan Shaikh Grade 1C Samruddhi Salunkhe Grade 2J
Samaira Vaidya Grade 2D Shreyansh Pattnaik Grade 2D
Shrey Gadhiya Grade 2H Ayush Rajbhar Grade 2A
Aarohi Dasankoppa Grade 3A Aaradhya Elag Grade 3B
Riddima Upadhyay Grade 3D Areeba Fatima Grade 3E
Durva Yadav Grade 3I Praneel Shetty Grade 3I
Arham Jain Grade 4A Aarav Mistry Grade 4A
Anvi Bhosale Grade 4B Vidhi Malpani Grade 4B
Kaynaat Ansari Grade 4B Arnav Shah Grade 4C
Anushka Kaushik Grade 4C Anagha Shukla Grade 4C
Arnav N Singh Grade 4C Neerav Dayma Grade 4D
Arnav Pathak Grade 4E Samaya Gupta Grade 4E
Pratyusha Patil Grade 4F Bhaumi Burman Grade 5A
Swara Kokate Grade 5B Kavya Gaikar Grade 5B
Aaban Ashraf Jahan Grade 5D Reussi Marik Grade 5F
Advika Acharya Grade 5G
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