ABHINAV EDUCATION SOCIETY’S ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE, AMBEGAON

Volume 1, Issue 4

AUGUST 2017

‘‘One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.”

Our Scholarship ToppersHaripriya GobbiIshaan KulkarniSukhada Jadhav

Vedant BajiShruti Borude

Deep DeshmaneAniket SalunkeGeetanjali Rasal

Abhinav students crack theNew trends of Scholarship

Green Olympiad Exam 2016-17

What is LIVEOLYMPIAD programThe only Paperless Olympiad in Education Space Live Olympiad is a paperless and technology-driven competitive exam for school students. This Olympiad is termed as “Live” because the tests are conducted on “Tablets” and similar to an electronic score board in a cricket match, it produces real-time test results and analytical performance reports, immediately after the completion of an Olympiad exam.

About GOFGreen Olympiad Foundation is a non-profit organization formed by a group of eminent Educationists and technology specialists from across the country to promote Paperless Assessment using modern computing technology (Tablets & PCs). The organization initiated LiveOlympiad program in subjects of Mathematics, Science & Technology to identify young, brilliant minds, to stimulate their love towards subject knowledge and to carve a pathway that can lead them to a higher state of cognitive development.

VisionGreen Olympiad Foundation envisions to drive paperless automated testing initiatives that are environment friendly.To achieve this objective, the organization has made an automation breakthrough, to make the assessment lifecycle in various scholastic areas more efficient, effective and engaging.

Grand success of AbhinavAround 900 students from Abhinav appeared for this exam at first level. All of them got excellent marks and among them nearly 700 students appeared for second level and came out as winners with certificates and watches. This was indeed a proud moment for our school and parents also.

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“We become what we think.”

International Yoga Day Ode to the Guru on Gurupournima

Warm Welcome to our little bundles of JOY

“No CRY, only JOY” was achieved this year also, with soft toys and well painted classrooms covering the complete syllabus in Abhinav Education Society’s English Medium School, Pre-Primary Section at Ambegaon Campus on the very first day of MINI KG, JR KG & Sr KG on 8th, 12th and 15th June 2017. Tiny Tots were welcomed by our Principal Ma’am, Supervisor and all the teachers at the school premises with colourful craft flowers and welcome cards made by the teachers for every student. This pleasant surprise of all the soft toys, flowers and welcome cards at the entrance of Abhinav made the students very happy and they entered the classroom with joy and excited smiles on their faces.

To boost the students energy and to enhance their concentration

levels, the Tiny Tots of Abhinav’s Ambegaon Campus (Pre-Primary Section) celebrated “International Yoga Day” on 21st June 2017. Basic

Asanas and meditation was performed by them under the guidance of a Yoga expert.

The “Importance of a Guru in every person’s life” was explained by narrating the story of Eklavya to the Tiny Tots on 7th July 2017, with the help of the smart board at Abhinav School Pre-Primary Section, Ambegaon Campus.

Traditional Teachings atthe Palkhi Celebration

The Palkhi Procession is an annual pilgrimage to Pandharpur. It is celebrated by our school for the students to get to know more about our culture and tradition and to make us realize

the importance of the message given by Sant Dnyaneshwar and Sant Tukaram about religious equality and humanity. The Palkhi procession is honoured as one of the major festivals of Maharashtra and was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm by the Tiny Tots of Abhinav’s Ambegaon Campus along with President Sir Rajeevji Jagtap and Principal Ma’am Mrs.Varsha Sharma. Video Clippings of Pandharpur, Sant Dnyaneshwar, Sant Tukaram and the warkaris were shown to the students. Students dressed as warkaris carried the beautifully decorated “palkhi” by singing a bhajan of Lord Vithoba. and the whole school joined in to celebrate the festival.

Clay Snakes on Nagpanchami

Nagpanchami was celebrated on 26th July 2017 with a clay

activity in Abhinav School Ambegaon Campus Pre-Primary Section. Students made snakes out of clay and learnt why snakes make a good friend of farmers.

Celebrating eternal bondson Raksha Bandhan

Raksha Bandhan was celebrated in a unique way. Children came in cultural dress and girls tied Rakhis to the boys on 4th August 2017. Rakhi Colouring Competition was conducted in

Abhinav School Pre-Primary Section (Ambegaon) on 3rd August 2017. Students were motivated by giving certificates and prizes to the first three winners of every class.

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“All that we are is the result of what we have thought.”

Dahi Handi Celebration

Classroom Activities

Collage Work – Jr. Kg

Thumb Impression Activity – Jr. Kg

Lord Krishna’s birthday was celebrated by the Tiny Tots by decorating and tying Dahi Handi in every classroom with the help of teacher. Students enjoyed it and were given sweets

after the celebrtion was over.

Happy Children with classroom activities in Abhinav School Pre Primary Section. Collage work, Thumb impression, Colouring the fruits & making basket by pasting ice cream

sticks (craft work), Symmetry Activity- Drawing and colouring Butterfly.

By following the syllabus, the kids e n t h u s i a s t c a l l y

presented a song with an enactment of “I AM JUST LIKE YOU”. India is a land that symbolizes unity in diversity. Indian culture is the repository of

a multiplicity of caste, religions, customs, regions and languages. “I AM JUST LIKE YOU” the song itself describes the sense of oneness among the people in spite of such a vast diversity. It tells us that the beauy of the world lies in the diversity of its people and so powerful in the light of unity that it can illuminate the whole earth.

Independence Day Celebration

Making Fruit Basket By Pasting Ice Cream Sticks- Sr. Kg

Sr. Kg Symmetry Activity - Drawing and Colouring

Graduation Ceremony – Pre-Primary (2016 - 2017)

Wool Pasting Activity – Mini Kg

“Graduation is an exciting time. It is both an ending and a beginning of something new. It is a warm memory of the past and a huge step to our dreams in the future.” Abhinav School(Ambegaon Campus) organized Graduation Ceremony for the students of Class SR KG on 13th & 15th April 2017. The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the Principal Mrs.Varsha Sharma. The Principal welcomed the parents and inspired the students with her words of wisdom. The most important part of the day – Graduation Ceremony started with the smart Tiny Tots of Pre-Primary dressed in Graduation gowns and caps walking the stage. It was indeed a joyous and memorable day for the children as they receieved scrolls of merit on the dais. The programme ended with the vote of thanks.

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“Nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”

Convocation of Blooming buds

Our school organized Convocation Day Ceremony for our

blooming buds. This was the first year the event was arranged for the students of the fourth grade. The program began with lighting of the ceremonial lamp by our Honourable Principal ma’am Varsha Sharma and Primary supervisor Suvarna Dangat ma’am. The Principal welcomed the parents and guardians by sharing valuable thoughts. After months of hard work and lots of memories with friends the class of 2016-2017 took their final step towards their graduation on the 26th and 27th of April. Young geniuses of Std IV posed for being clicked with principal ma’am. The Principal, Primary supervisor and all the teachers wished the tiny ‘Graduates’ luck so that they continue their education in the school with same zeal.

Gandhi Jayanti

Tanmay BhosaleIV

It is the birthday of Gandhiji our beloved Father of the Nation. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on 2nd October 1869 at Porbandar in

Kathiawar, Gujarat. We celebrate Gandhi Jayanti to recall the great contribution made by Gandhiji, and pay homage to the Father of the Nation. His philosophy of non-violence astonished British rulers and the leaders of the world. He was able to lead India to win freedom through non-violence and Satyagraha. He had set up an example to the world that freedom can be won without bloodshed. On this day, special functions are organized at Keerthi Mandir, the British house of Gandhi. National leaders pay homage to Gandhiji at the Raj Ghat in New Delhi.

Diwali

Diwali, the most prominent Hindu festival of India, is celebrated with a lot of joy. During this festival of lights, houses are decorated with

clay lamps, candles, and Ashok leaves. People wear new clothes; participate in family pujas, burst crackers, and share sweets with friends, families, and neighbours. The festival marks the return of Lord Rama, along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana, after a long exile of 14 years. Homes are decorated with fancy lights, candles and clay lamps, bustling shops and markets, and fireworks and crackers.

Mayank DhamanskarIV G

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“Speak less than you know, have more than you show.”

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Art Corner

Atharva PaygudeIII A

Kartiki Hagawane III A

Kartiki Hagawane III A

Kartiki Hagawane III A

Kartiki Hagawane III A

Alfiza ShaikhIII D

Kartiki Hagawane III A

Durvesh Dhumal III D

Kartiki Hagawane III A

Poornima Sheelwant III A

Sanidhya SaineIII G

Mayuri SheelwantIII G

Samruddhi Bhumkar III A

Sidhesh GaikwadI A

Vedant GogawaleIII D

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A healthy diet helps people maintain and improve their general health. It is important to intake the right nutrients daily to obtain a healthy diet. Nutrients can

be obtained from many foods and thousands of diet plans. It is important that the people watch their intake of diet plans. It is important that people watch their intake of food to maintain a healthy diet. Eating a diet rich in some vegetables and fruits as part of an overall healthy diet may protect against certain types of cancers. Diet rich in foods containing fibre, such as vegetables and fruits, may reduce the risk of heart disease, obesity and diabetes. A balanced diet should contain starchy foods like potatoes, bread and rice. Have some dairy alternatives (such as soya drinks), some beans, pulses, fish, eggs, meat and other protein. Many of the people intake junk food all the time which is not good and has many bad effects. Several research studies have shown that fast foods and processed foods have increased childhood obesity, heart disease and diabetes and other chronic diseases. The more junk food you consume, the less likely you are to consume the essential nutrients that your body relies on.

Why was Leonardo da Vinci genius ?

Genius is the name given to those people who accomplish wonderful achievements. This is exactly what the Italian Sculptor, painter, and scientist Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) did. His painting technique had a lively effect on the people and influenced the later paintings. He dissected the dead and was the first person to draw the internal organs of the human body. He even studied technology and physics and drew diagrams of machines and means of transport, which became a reality many years later after the invention of steam engine. The left handed Leonardo da Vinci mostly wrote in mirror writing. He probably did this to encrypt his ideas, which often went against Christian teachings of his time.

5th November 2013 was a day when India took its first step to Mars by launching a satellite on PSLV-C25 rocket from Shatish Dhawan Space Centre, Shriharikota. Its name was Mars Orbiter Mission or Mangalyaan. This mission was carried out by ISRO. It was India’s first interplanetary mission. After the failure of China in its mission to the Red planet, India had a golden chance to move ahead. At the same time NASA had also launched Maven to Mars. Its budget was thrice of Mangalyaan. Mangalyaan’s size was as much as an autorickshaw and its weight was as much as three autorickshaws. Budget for the mission was 71 million $. ISRO didn’t have a powerful rocket which would send it straight towards Mars. So, it was decided that it will complete six rounds around the Earth and after completing every round the velocity of it will be increased. Finally, it reached at calculated velocity after completing seven rounds and was set off to Mars on 24 September 2014. It was tracked by scientists working in the space centre of Bangalore. At last, after the journey of six months which started on 5 November 2013 it reached near its destination. The last lap of the race had begun. Now, its engine had to fire in the opposite direction to decrease its velocity. It could be compared with Kumbhakarna in Ramayana who slept for six months and when time came to wake up, ready for the war. Everyone’s eye was on Mangalyaan. Scientists in Bangalore were hoping for success. Finally, it completed its mission successfully and started rotating around Mars. From that day, it is sending pictures of Mars till date. It is not only the satellite but also an inspiration for the children of India.

Pratik Jitendra Patil VIII F

Vaibhav GadveX D

Om PatilVIII E

Mission Red Planet

Eat Right Be Right Leonardo da Vinci

“Cowards die many times before their death; the valiant never taste death, but once.”

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My Dream Career: To Become A Cricketer

My Dream Career: To Become A Doctor

Whenever I think about my aim in life for exploring my willingness in sport, my mind is confused with a lot of options. My choice swung between two games Football and Cricket. Therefore, I thought on the choices deeply

and decided that I really wanted to see myself as a cricketer. I found that cricket is my most favourite sport. The Indian Cricket Player’s lifestyle already tells their story of success. They have become the most wanted entertainers not only for India but also in other countries. In IPL (Indian Premier League) Australian and Indian players have shown highest fan following in the cricket loving nations. IPL being the biggest platform to make a career in the game of Cricket for Indian youngsters. If you ask any ten Indian children what their favourite game is, they would certainly reply “Cricket”. In India, it has gained huge popularity and dignity over a period of

time. Internationally it has attained a large audience too. I have joined a cricket club. To become successful in any field one must know the basics of that subject. So, to become successful cricketer I think, it is most needed that we should know the full basics of this game. The type of matches are T-Twenty (T20), One-day International 50 overs (ODI) and Test match. And my favourite is T-Twenty (T20) and my favourite players are A B de Villiers, Virendra Sehwag. When I grow up I will try my best to become a famous cricketer.

Ayush Sawant VI C

A man who has a mind always has his own thoughts or dreams. We will not find a man who has no thoughts or dreams or ambitions in his mind. It is always better to keep ambitions/dreams & willpower to achieve

the same. I am currently in VI Grade. I see many people in society who are facing health related issues due to different diseases. This is the main cause why people are not able to perform well in their areas. The mental health of family is also disturbed due to the health-related issues. So, it is necessary to keep their body fit & healthy to achieve goals/dreams. I have decided to become a doctor who can solve people’s health issues & try to keep them fit. To achieve my dream is not easy as I realised, I have to study hard for it. I see many people in the society who are poor & needy, they need medical help and don’t get it on time. I need to see how I can provide them the cheapest medical aid for the diseases that disturb their health. I believe I will definitely succeed & God will give me the power & blessings to achieve the same.

Vedant KulkarniVI F

Women Empowerment - The Flourishing Life

Anjana NairVII F

‘Women empowerment’ and ‘gender equality of men and women’ is a universal issue. Women must have their rights of making their own decisions for their personal benefits as well as for the society. In today’s generation too, in many parts of world, women are oppressed. They don’t get equal opportunities like men in the society. They should be respected. They should be treated as well as the men. Women empowerment is to empower women by promoting their participation in all areas and sectors to build stronger economies and to improve their self confidence. With steady increase in the number of working women they have gained financial independence, which has given them confidence to lead their own lives and build their own identity. Women empowerment means to make women capable of doing all things independently. It is not really easy to be a woman, as she has too

many roles everyday as a daughter, sister, mother and wife. They must get education and rights to participate in social life. Let us hope, women empowerment spreads progress amongst all women of our vast country.

“Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.”

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Crossword

“The earth have music for those who listen to it”

Hanuman Sutar XII (Sci-C)

A mother is one whoUnderstands the things

You say and do

Who always overlooksYour faults and sees the

Best in you

A mother is one whoseSpecial love inspires you

Day by day.

Who fills your heart withGladness in her warmAnd thoughtful way.

A mother is all these thingsAnd more - the greatest

Treasure known.

And the dearest mother inAll of the world is the one I

Call my own.

Books are our best friends,Books are of different kinds,Always confusing our minds!Comedy, Horror and Drama

Books also tell us about Barrack ObamaBooks are full of knowledge,

We carry them from school to college.For questions they are quick fixers,

Also they are Master Key to Success.

Books

Conquers

Vaishnavi Khade VIIID

Rajesh Suthar XII (Sci-A)

Child labour is employment of children below the age of 14 years in an industry or business. Child labour is an illegal act and has been a big social issue in India for years. It is

considered as exploitation of the children of future and country. Any type of job performed by the children in industry is difficult, lethal as well as hazardous and normally reprehensible for them. Children have to perform a wide range of tasks and activities even after being under aged and having low capacity. It has spread all over the country like a poison that’s why we have to save the future of the upcoming young generation.

Child Labour

Chief Editor - Mrs. Varsha Sharma, Editor - Mrs. Kumudini Ghorpade