Celebrating Me (Jr. KG) on 16.04.2015, WIS,Bhilwara

The sparkling stars of Jr. KG did activity ' Celebrating Me' on Thursday, April 16, 2015. Teacher explained why do we celebrate a birthday and how do we celebrate it. The children learnt that we celebrate our birthday to mark the beginning of a new chapter in our life. They enjoyed a birthday party with some snacks and played games.

Wittians Participate at National Level in National Geography Olympiad

Bhuvi Wahi of Grade III A and Bhavesh Malviya of Grade VI B represented the school at National Level in Geography Olympiad on Sunday 12^th April 2015 at Kota. Principal Ms. Shubha Govil felicitated them by awarding the Participation Certificate and Trophy for the event. WIS family, wishes them all the best in all their future endeavors. 

Introduction of Red Colour in Nursery at WIS, Udaipur

Red is the word, Red is the word

Red is the word, Red is the word

Apple & Strawberries both are red,

Tomatoes and Cherries both are red.

On Wednesday, 15^th April 2015, Children of Nursery were introduced to the Red Colour. Children and the teachers were dressed in red colour clothes. The class was decorated with red colour objects. The students had also brought red jam sandwich in their tiffin boxes.

Red Colour Day (Nursery) on 13.04.2015, WIS, BHILWARA

 Red has always been an important colour. It is one of the colours we choose most often to symbolize something. The colour red is also the colour of blood, our life force, so it’s no wonder that we’re attracted to it. Even the kids of Nursery section were attracted to this warm and bright red colour when it was introduced in their class.

 Red Riding Hood story was narrated by the teacher, children were amazed to know that all the objects in the story were red.  Children enjoyed free hand stroking with red paint. They had great fun during their lunch time when they all ate their red snacks and red round sandwiches. Children were encouraged by the teacher to talk about the red colour of the parachute during their Parachute Play activity. On the whole the red day for kids was fun filled where these tiny tots learned one more concept.

Recap of shapes (Jr. KG) on 13.04.2015, WIS,BHILWARA

The sparkling stars of Junior KG did recap of shapes with great fun on Monday, April 13, 2015. The toddlers learnt the shapes with the help of flash cards, objects and also did worksheet related to shapes. The kids brought food items of different shapes in their lunch box. They enjoyed story rhyme Wee Willie Winkie. They could recognize shapes like Circle, Square, Rectangle and Triangle.

English Handwriting Competition held at WIS, Bhilwara (15.04.2015)

Good penmanship is more than just a quaint skill. 

Keeping the objective of Handwriting in mind the first competition of the session 2015-16 i.e. English Handwriting Competition was held for the students of Grade I to VIII at WIS, Bhilwara on Wednesday, April 15, 2015 .The criteria for judgement were taken as formation of letters, spacing of letters, no omission of letters, spellings and overall presentation. All the students  participated with great zeal and enthusiasm in the competition.

Baisakhi Celebration in Pre-Primary at WIS, Udaipur

The call of Koel, The aroma of ripened wheat, The Dhol beats reverberate in the air, the jovial beats break into a lively dance …. It is Baisakhi! It is Baisakhi! Happy Baisakhi. Little Wittians of Pre- Primary commemorated the Baisakhi Day with great zeal & enthusiasm. Children came dressed in traditional Punjabi attire. They tapped their feet on Bhangra & Gidda. They brought yellow coloured snacks and sweets to enjoy the festival. Kids were told about the harvest festival. This harvest celebration takes place annually. The harvesters celebrate, rejoice the new year and the harvested crops. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Elections at WIS, Bhilwara (9.04.15 & 13.04.15)

Elections are held by WIS Bhilwara team as part of our ongoing commitment to make our students more aware about the principles of democracy and explain to them how to vote and why it is important to vote.

Students of grade I to VIII were privileged to discuss, understand and participate in the school election process, which was based on a simplified core model used by the election commission in the country.

The election to the Parliament was a great event in the school. Candidates did brisk canvassing and speeches were made.

The elections of the School prefect council were held this year in two rounds. First day students voted for the head boy and the head girl on 9^th April,2015 by secret ballot. The teachers acted as presiding officers. Each student was given a ballot paper with the names of the candidates. The students were to tick-mark the name of candidate and cast the ballot paper into the ballot-box.

Students voted for their house captains in second round on 13th April,2015. Each house has got separate ballot papers and everyone voted for his or her respective house.

The elections were fair and free. There were no quarrels. All the students showed a high sense of discipline.

 School elections are very useful. They infuse in the students a sense of responsibility. They prepare them for bigger roles in the civic life of the city as well as of the country at large.