Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Lemonade Day Nursery Section (2014-15) WIS, Malad
On Wednesday, 1
October 2014 children of Nursery section made fresh lemonade juice to reinforce
letter L. It was such a fun process from beginning to end! They enjoyed
squeezing lemons with a squeezer and
even with their hands. After gathering the lemon juice children added water,
sugar and a pinch of salt to make yummy Lemonade! It tasted so good and it was
a very rewarding experience for the little Wittians. Along with these activities we emphasised
on letter “L is for lemon” and “L is for Lemonade”.
All in all it was a
fun day for the tiny tots.
Wittians make their mark in 59th District level Athletics (Udaipur)
59th District level athletics meet
for the senior and the secondary level was organized at the Gandhi ground in
Udaipur city, from 28th September to 1st October
2014. Students of Witty International
School participated in the tournament and contributed substantially. One
remarkable achievement was that one student, Palak Sirohiya, student of Grade
7, secured Bronze medal in Discuss throw under 14 girls category.
Mahatma Gandhi and Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti celebrated at WIS, Udaipur
“Be the change you want to see” - Gandhiji
Witty International School celebrated Gandhi Jayanti today.
Melodious bhajan “Raghupati raghav raja ram” was sung by Witty Choir. Then information
on Gandhiji and Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri was given by the student of Grade
5.Besides this, inspirational poems on Gandhiji were recited by the young
students. The program ended by everyone present taking the pledge to live by
the principles of Gandhiji.
Navratri and Dussehra Celebration, WIS, Bhilwara (01.10.14)
Navratri is a nine days' festival celebrated in India to
honour the Mother Goddess in all her Avtars. WIS Bhilwara celebrated Navratri
and Dussehra on Wednesday,1st
October. Students from Grade P.G. to VII came to school dressed
in colourful, beautiful traditional clothes wearing a smile on their excited
faces. They learned a lot about
Navratri and Dussehra festival.
Programme started with lighting of the
lamp and worshiping of Maa Durga by honourable Director, Mr. Akin Choudhary and Principal Mrs. Sadhna
Mishra. Students learned about the festival from poems and speeches. They performed
Dandiya Raas very enthusiastically on their favourite beats. Children had great fun and entertainment. At
last they saw the victory of truth and goodness over evil with burning of Ravan
effigy. All the students genuinely wrote one negative point which they wanted to
root out from their behaviour on a slip of paper and it was burnt with the
Ravan effigy.
Field Trip to ‘The Discovery of India’ Primary Section ( 2014 - 2015) WIS, Malad.
Field Trip to
‘The Discovery of India’
The
spirit of India has fascinated the world with its very mystique. Keeping this
objective in mind, the students of Witty International School of Grade II and III
were taken for a field trip to ‘The Discovery of India’ on Saturday, 27th
September, 2014 to understand, feel and experience the true essence of India –
a voyage as seen through the eyes of Jawaharlal Nehru. Students had the
opportunity to experience through multimedia the richness of culture, the glory
of the past, the turbulences and the triumphs; the landmark of each era, the
achievements of each age, the legacy of the regime. They walked through a
diorama depicting pre-historic and Gurukul life, the different galleries, such
as, the Mauryan Peace, confluence of cultures, continuity and change,
synthesis, impact of the West, struggle for freedom. They were also shown
a documentary film on ‘Who are We’ giving a message of secularism, harmony and
unity in diversity. The trip was immensely enjoyed by the students. It provided
them with a wonderful learning opportunity. Teachers thanked the staff and the
management for their assistance and co-operation.
FIELD TRIP TO ‘THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA MUSEUM’ SECONDARY SECTION (2014 - 2015 ) WIS , MALAD.
FIELD
TRIP TO ‘THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA MUSEUM’
The students of Grade 7 of Witty International
School were taken on a field trip to Discovery of India Museum, Worli on
Saturday, 27th September, 2014. Nehru Museum is a cylindrical shaped
building, includes a planetarium, art gallery, restaurant, library, cultural
center and a 14-gallery exhibit called Discovery of India. There are antique
exhibits like a railway engine, tramcar, supersonic airplane and steam lorry.
It is also a venue of numerous international trade fairs and local exhibitions.
This field trip helped the children to understand and experience the true
essence of India in the most visual way.
The Discovery of India expositions have
14 galleries where permanent display of different aspects of the Indian civilization
from its very beginning, is on display. It is a showcase of India through the
ages from 2500 BC to after India got its independence. This is composite
history — where intellectual, philosophical and artistic transitions are
located and traced. Each display comes with a story, with pictures, with
installations from that time, with books, documents, often films as well as
photographs, attire and all possible records that help to connect the dots.
Each section is a beauty and needs to
be seen to be believed. The students were also shown a documentary on ‘Who are
we’ giving a message of secularism, harmony and unity in diversity. The
students enjoyed the trip immensely and had a wonderful learning experience. This
astounding jewel of history is a must-visit.







