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A unique school based on Indian cultural heritage and global vision

®

Change is the only truth in this world constant. One has to

modify according to the latest trends in the society.

Change helps a person to give them a break from the

monotonous elements. It transforms their minds and paves

a way to their hidden ideas to come up and satisfy society.

Being a part of the editorial team of the newsletter is a

tough job both for students as well as teachers. A lot of

responsibilities are put on their heads but eventually it is an

activity which helps the students to enhance their literary

skills. It gives them an exposure to the much-awaited world

and the contrasting people. In order to implant these skills

we would love to hand over the responsibility to our juniors

from Grade 11.

Our journey as editors can be described as 'Tempestuous'.

Not so experienced, we started and faced many challenges

but after all, challenges are the stepping stones to success.

A special thanks to our teachers, Priya Akka, Neerja Akka,

Raghavan Sir and Susha Akka, who constantly helped us

throughout the journey.

We would love to express our gratitude to our

Administrators Upasni Sir and Mahatre Sir for always

considering our frequency to visit Jain Hills for the layout

of the Newsletter.

There are some people who worked like ROBOTS, as we

were the ones who gave them the command and they

followed. We would like to express our Heartfelt Gratitude

to the computer Wizards Shashikant Sir, Jagdish Bhaiya

and Mahesh Bhaiya.

Teamwork is an essential element. A year ago we inherited

the newsletter as successors of Amey and Anshuma, now

the time has come to pass on the responsibility to our

successors. We wish Abhang Jain, Radhika Rathi, Akanksha

Asnare, Aman Deshmukh and Govinda Rayudu, all the very

best. At last, we thank you for holding the newsletter in

your hands right now. The newsletter is meant for you.

- Rohan Sahasnani, Editor

Editorial TeamAniket Agrawal, Yash Agrawal

Anusheel Gurjar, Rohan SahasnaniNeerja Pandit, Shashikant Mahanor,

Sneha Chotai,Vijay Jain, Mahesh Dandge

50ht AU G1 U S| T1 2e 0u 1ss 6I | 7 .l oV �� EDITION

7th July has always been an auspicious day in the history of

Anubhuti. It was the day when the school, which was made

in a recorded time of months, begun!! The day began with a

dance which symbolized Goddess Durga. Later, Mr. Ashok

Jain addressed the gathering. He shared some thoughts

which were important for us as children and were

expressed by our beloved Dadaji. This was a platform for

the students to share their experiences they had at

Anubhuti. The programme came to an end with a song sung

by class 10 girls. They were melodious and the song was

heart touching. We missed our inspiring Dadaji a lot during

the whole function but somehow managed ourselves,

because the show must go on. Later in the afternoon a

special lunch was organized by our dining staff. In the

evening a basketball match was played between the staff

and the students. The match was won by the staff.

- Priyesh Mutha, Grade X

Anubhūti School

Kudos to our football team for winning the Sports

Subroto Mukharji Cup for the football matches held in

Jalgaon City on July 20, 2016.

The U14, U16 and U17 Badminton Students Participated

in the ICSE and ISC Badminton Matches held in Mumbai

on July 15th.

A Special Assembly was organized by Harshal Patil Sir

to make children aware about the role of Monsoon in

one's life.

Tree plantation day, i.e. 1st of July, was celebrated on a

big scale by all of us in and outside Anubhuti to continue

with our responsibilities towards nature.

Sayonara!

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened."- Dr. Seuss

18

Anniversaire de l'école

News Flash

On 1st of July, on the occasion of Doctor's day, Dr. Sameer and Dr. Snehal, organized an assembly highlighting the

importance of doctors in one's life and personal hygiene.

2 7

The strong bond Anubhuti has with nature was further strengthened on

10th July 2016 when the students of Israel rubbed their shoulders with

the Anubhutians to plant some saplings. This culture of Anubhuti led the

students of every class irrespective of their age to plant trees in and

around the school for the betterment of the society.

The day we went for the tree plantation was very cloudy, it was drizzling

but we were least bothered and continued with our tree plantation. Our

Israeli friends were very excited to plant their saplings and place their

name plates beside them. The enjoyment made everyone forget about the

mud stuck on their hands and all the other irritations.

With a photo session we came to an end to this activity and were reminded

about our duties towards the environment. This was a great step by the

school to make the world a better place.

- Yash Mundhra, Grade XI

Music has the capacity to captivate one's heart. There was

a jugalbandi presented by Nikhil sir, Amritesh sir and their

team. This was a special performance to let our Israeli

friends know about our culture. It was a fantastic and a

mind boggling performance. He sang ragas, aalapas, and

taans. It was enjoyed by everyone. It was an energetic

performance which gave us an idea about classical music and

Indian culture. It was followed by some songs sung by the

students of Israel, which were melodious and were enjoyed

by everyone. This activity brought out the fact that music

is an essential part in every country of the world.

- Sanika Gupta, Grade VIII

On July 11, we were privileged to have 10 students and 2

teachers from Israel as guests. They were from the

Naandan School. During their brief stay, we gained rich

knowledge of their lifestyle and culture. We had interesting

chats, discussions, exchange of ideas followed by music. A

day prior to their departure, we organized a farewell party

for the Nandaan team with their folk dance performed by

our students, songs with reciprocation by them. Looking

back, it was a very memorable time with them and we look

towards more such programs.

- Raj Agrawal, Grade X

Leaving a Green Mark

Stereo Hearts

Looking Beyond the Horizon

Language plays a vital role in our day to day activities. We

need to have command over the language we communicate

in. In order to instill the importance of the language and

hone the skills our school dedicates a full week to a

particular language. We had the English week from July 18

to July 23. We made beautiful charts based on English

quotations. Special assemblies were organized based on

oratory skills, narration, Anagrams and Shakespeare's life.

The assembly based on songs was fun filled. The first

activity of the week was a JAM session. It was very

interesting. The participants expressed their thoughts on

different topics. Fantastic quiz assemblies were held by

different classes and it was fun cheering for our class. The

session on poem recitation and story-telling kept us glued.

The best part about the English week was the debate. It

ended with wonderful quotes and morals. Last but not the

least the caption writing made us think creatively. It was

really a great learning experience! Thanks to our lovable

teachers, friends and everybody who made the week a

fruitful one.

- Aditi Kumar and Dhruvi Lunkar, Grade VIII

Distinctive Dialect

36

On 3rd July, the students of class 12 went for their

educational fieldtrip to JAIN SOLAR POWER PLANT in

JISL. Mr. Manoj Bhangale, Officer in Charge of the Jain

Solar Plant, accompanied by Pandey Sir guided us. After our

interaction ended we were served with sumptuous snacks.

The return was a bit different as we all returned on a tractor.

We stopped near the 100 year old Banyan tree and enjoyed

climbing trees and moving to and fro on the branches. We

again started over and reached the school. On the way to

school it rained and a mini concert was held on the tractor

itself. All the students were amazed to see us travelling in a

tractor. In short, it was a mini-one day trip for all of us.

- Bhargav Chowdhary, Grade XII

Visiting places and interacting with people is the best way we

can learn something. On 9th July, 2016 the commerce

students of class 9 and 10 had the privilege to visit the Jain

Farm Fresh and Onion farm. Learning about their

recruitment, selection and placement procedure was a very

interesting part about the visit. They showed us how their

production process goes on, both manually and by machines.

We interacted with Mr. Sunil Deshpande, Director Farm

Fresh, regarding the Production, Purchase, Human Resource

and Marketing of Farm Fresh. We went to the Mango Pulp

Making and Onion Plants, where we learned the

manufacturing process, quality analysis, packaging and

A special assembly was held on the occasion of Aashadi

Ekadashi which was organized by Harshal sir and Neerja

akka. On this day we learned about the importance of

Ekadashi in the state of Maharashtra. We learned how the

Vaari of Lord Vitthal is carried away in Pandharpur. On this

occasion our friends from the lead group sang various songs

signifying Ekadashi and Lord Vitthal. A special lunch was

prepared by the dining community. In addition to it our lead

group performed several songs in the Kantai Hall of Jalgaon.

- Vedant and Shreeraj, Grade VIII

Light Away

Fresh in the Farm

Aashadi Ekadashi

On July 9th we had a Treasure Hunt, very well organized and

coordinated, by the students of class 12. There were six

groups and each group had an official and a team leader. The

organizers were likely to be mischievous as they gave us

tricky clues. There were seven clues in total and some letters

were jumbled up in the clues for us to decode it in the end.

We all enjoyed it a lot and learnt some new words which were

written in clues. Group 5 bagged the first prize. The last and

the final clue was the same for every group. It goes like “YOU

WIN! EXPRESS YOUR JOY AND GONG THE BELL.” Thank

you to all the organizers for such a wonderful event.

- Agam Jain, Grade IX

Shalom! 11 July 2016, the students of Naandan school

stepped in Anubhuti to experience a new culture and

tradition which is completely different from that of

Israel. Along with them we also got an opportunity to know

and learn about their lifestyle. We arranged a musical

assembly where we felt the rhythm of their songs which

was very mesmerizing. We grasped a lot of knowledge about

Kibbutz-Naan and Israel. On the eve of their departure, we

gave them a sweet farewell in which we presented to them

our token of love and so did they. The special event of that

evening was the folk dance of Israel which was presented

by the students of grades 11 and 12 under the guidance of

Lehitroait

Pirate's Life

dispatching of the product. We are grateful to Swagat sir, Deshpande sir and the school management for having given us

this opportunity to get firsthand knowledge.

- Aayush Patni, Grade IX

Anubhuti has constantly been in touch with nature. From 25

to 29 of July, we the students of classes 5, 6 and 8 sowed

turmeric in fallow fields in our campus under the guidance

of Dr. Rajesh Kumar and Jayshree Akka. The special thing

in this activity was that instead of sowing seeds, the

mother rhizome was sowed, which itself acts like a stem.

This was a very nice experience for us and we came to learn

a lot of things by undertaking this activity. We would like to

thank the school management for providing such an

opportunity to us.

-Pranav Rathi, Grade VIII & Raghav Agrawal, Grade VI

A New Experience

our dear principal J. P. Rao Sir. Students performed dances like Mayme Mayme, Hava Nagila and Karaguna which were

enjoyed by the students along with our guests. It was a wonderful and a joyous experience and we all are going to cherish it.

- Tanu Kankariya and Nidhi Kankariya, Grade XI

4

On July 15, we the students of grades 10 and 12 went for a

field visit to All India Radio (AIR), Jalgaon, in order to

enhance our knowledge about the radios. The visit

enlightened the students regarding the functional working

of a radio and also about AM, FM and Satellite reach of a

particular frequency.

Afterwards, we were separated into groups along with the

guides to take a look at the areas used for functioning.

During this field visit we came to learn that the AIR is a

non-profit making organization especially established to

provide basic information to each and every part of the

society. The field visit provided us an opportunity to gain

On July 9, 2016, the Physical Education students of grades

9, 10, 11 and 12 visited the two well-known gyms of Jalgaon,

Gold's Gym and Talwalkars.

We saw various equipment's used for training, gain/lose

weight- the cross trainer, spin cycle and many more. After

our trainer finished showing us the equipments, we all were

given some time to try any equipment we desired to. We were

also given time to dance on the beats of the music.

Altogether we had a good time visiting the gym. We thank

Shivam Sir for giving us this opportunity whereby we learnt

the intricate details of the functioning and benefits of a gym.

- Rajsi Bafna, Grade XII

The students of class 10 and 12 visited 'Vikas Milk Co-

Operative', on June 27. We were given an opportunity to

explore the environment of the company and its

competitors.

We were also provided with data base and knowledge about

the art of modern assembly lines used by the plant, along

with various other techniques- to filter, store, purify, pack

and verify the quality and assessments to distribute the

product. We would like to express our gratitude to Swagat

Sir, The Vikas Milk Co-Operative and the school

management to provide us with an opportunity to enrich our

minds with some valuable experience.

- Sejal Choudhary, Grade XII

5

We, the commerce students of class 10, visited the Gandhi

Research Foundation (GRF) for our project on CSR. The

GRF Coordinator Mr. Ashwin Zala took us around the place..

CSR exactly means doing good for the society and for the

people. What GRF does as a part of their CSR is that they

go to different villages and create awareness regarding

cleanliness, hygiene, etc. They even conduct many

sanitation programmes. They invest a lot of money in their

CSR and are trying to educate a lot of people.

So all that we learn is, more than profit our CSR should be

at a higher level only then is a company worth developing.

We thank Swagat Sir for giving us this opportunity to practically learn about CSR. We also extend our thanks to Dr. D. John

Chelladurai, Dean of GRF and the school management to have given us this great learning experience.

- Muskan Khandelwal, Grade X

All the biology and biotechnology students of class 11 and

12 visited the tissue culture lab on 22nd July. We were

accompanied by Snehal Akka and Jayashree Akka for our

educational trip. We reached there by 3:30 in the

afternoon and spent 2 hours in the lab.

During our visit we had an interaction with Dr. Patil, who

provided us with all the basic information about tissue

culture. We learnt all about the initializing process,

sterilization process called the induction and the

development process. We observed the variety of

instruments required in tissue culture. It included Laminar

Air Flow, Autoclave, Incubator, Stirrer, PH Meter, etc.

In addition to this we collected a lot of information about mother nursery, sucker induction process, virus indexing,

primary and secondary hardening process, etc. It was a very wonderful experience for all of us.

- Kunjal, Nandini and Neeraj, Grade XI

I along with my fellow classmate Sumiran Dafare was

blessed to have an opportunity to participate in the debate

held in Pawar Public School, Mumbai on the 15 of July. Ten

more schools had participated in the competition. The

motion of the day was “I have the power of the people with

me.” I spoke in proposition while Sumiran chose to speak in

opposition. Our speeches were followed by a two minute

rebuttal session in which fellow competitors asked us

complex questions to which we tried our level best to

answer smartly.

Likewise, another debate competition was held in Mumbai

on 22 July in Sulochanadevi Singhaniya School. It was a

debate where students of class 11 and 12 were allowed to

participate. Darshan and I participated in this debate. Our

first topic was “Our education system has ignored the shift

to make more employment creators.”

It was a great competition. We got to learn a lot and hear

many wonderful debaters.

- Riya Jain, Grade X and Akanksha Asnare, Grade XI

Frank Anthony Memorial Debate Competition 2016

AIR- N. E. W. S.

Dumbles' Galore

Milking out Information

experience regarding the functioning of the AIR along with the specific knowledge regarding the radio. We thank Swagat

Sir who played an instrumental role in organizing this visit for us.

- Charul Agrawal and Sakshi Gugale, Grade XII

CSR- Corporate Social Responsibility

Tissue Culture Plant

4

On July 15, we the students of grades 10 and 12 went for a

field visit to All India Radio (AIR), Jalgaon, in order to

enhance our knowledge about the radios. The visit

enlightened the students regarding the functional working

of a radio and also about AM, FM and Satellite reach of a

particular frequency.

Afterwards, we were separated into groups along with the

guides to take a look at the areas used for functioning.

During this field visit we came to learn that the AIR is a

non-profit making organization especially established to

provide basic information to each and every part of the

society. The field visit provided us an opportunity to gain

On July 9, 2016, the Physical Education students of grades

9, 10, 11 and 12 visited the two well-known gyms of Jalgaon,

Gold's Gym and Talwalkars.

We saw various equipment's used for training, gain/lose

weight- the cross trainer, spin cycle and many more. After

our trainer finished showing us the equipments, we all were

given some time to try any equipment we desired to. We were

also given time to dance on the beats of the music.

Altogether we had a good time visiting the gym. We thank

Shivam Sir for giving us this opportunity whereby we learnt

the intricate details of the functioning and benefits of a gym.

- Rajsi Bafna, Grade XII

The students of class 10 and 12 visited 'Vikas Milk Co-

Operative', on June 27. We were given an opportunity to

explore the environment of the company and its

competitors.

We were also provided with data base and knowledge about

the art of modern assembly lines used by the plant, along

with various other techniques- to filter, store, purify, pack

and verify the quality and assessments to distribute the

product. We would like to express our gratitude to Swagat

Sir, The Vikas Milk Co-Operative and the school

management to provide us with an opportunity to enrich our

minds with some valuable experience.

- Sejal Choudhary, Grade XII

5

We, the commerce students of class 10, visited the Gandhi

Research Foundation (GRF) for our project on CSR. The

GRF Coordinator Mr. Ashwin Zala took us around the place..

CSR exactly means doing good for the society and for the

people. What GRF does as a part of their CSR is that they

go to different villages and create awareness regarding

cleanliness, hygiene, etc. They even conduct many

sanitation programmes. They invest a lot of money in their

CSR and are trying to educate a lot of people.

So all that we learn is, more than profit our CSR should be

at a higher level only then is a company worth developing.

We thank Swagat Sir for giving us this opportunity to practically learn about CSR. We also extend our thanks to Dr. D. John

Chelladurai, Dean of GRF and the school management to have given us this great learning experience.

- Muskan Khandelwal, Grade X

All the biology and biotechnology students of class 11 and

12 visited the tissue culture lab on 22nd July. We were

accompanied by Snehal Akka and Jayashree Akka for our

educational trip. We reached there by 3:30 in the

afternoon and spent 2 hours in the lab.

During our visit we had an interaction with Dr. Patil, who

provided us with all the basic information about tissue

culture. We learnt all about the initializing process,

sterilization process called the induction and the

development process. We observed the variety of

instruments required in tissue culture. It included Laminar

Air Flow, Autoclave, Incubator, Stirrer, PH Meter, etc.

In addition to this we collected a lot of information about mother nursery, sucker induction process, virus indexing,

primary and secondary hardening process, etc. It was a very wonderful experience for all of us.

- Kunjal, Nandini and Neeraj, Grade XI

I along with my fellow classmate Sumiran Dafare was

blessed to have an opportunity to participate in the debate

held in Pawar Public School, Mumbai on the 15 of July. Ten

more schools had participated in the competition. The

motion of the day was “I have the power of the people with

me.” I spoke in proposition while Sumiran chose to speak in

opposition. Our speeches were followed by a two minute

rebuttal session in which fellow competitors asked us

complex questions to which we tried our level best to

answer smartly.

Likewise, another debate competition was held in Mumbai

on 22 July in Sulochanadevi Singhaniya School. It was a

debate where students of class 11 and 12 were allowed to

participate. Darshan and I participated in this debate. Our

first topic was “Our education system has ignored the shift

to make more employment creators.”

It was a great competition. We got to learn a lot and hear

many wonderful debaters.

- Riya Jain, Grade X and Akanksha Asnare, Grade XI

Frank Anthony Memorial Debate Competition 2016

AIR- N. E. W. S.

Dumbles' Galore

Milking out Information

experience regarding the functioning of the AIR along with the specific knowledge regarding the radio. We thank Swagat

Sir who played an instrumental role in organizing this visit for us.

- Charul Agrawal and Sakshi Gugale, Grade XII

CSR- Corporate Social Responsibility

Tissue Culture Plant

36

On 3rd July, the students of class 12 went for their

educational fieldtrip to JAIN SOLAR POWER PLANT in

JISL. Mr. Manoj Bhangale, Officer in Charge of the Jain

Solar Plant, accompanied by Pandey Sir guided us. After our

interaction ended we were served with sumptuous snacks.

The return was a bit different as we all returned on a tractor.

We stopped near the 100 year old Banyan tree and enjoyed

climbing trees and moving to and fro on the branches. We

again started over and reached the school. On the way to

school it rained and a mini concert was held on the tractor

itself. All the students were amazed to see us travelling in a

tractor. In short, it was a mini-one day trip for all of us.

- Bhargav Chowdhary, Grade XII

Visiting places and interacting with people is the best way we

can learn something. On 9th July, 2016 the commerce

students of class 9 and 10 had the privilege to visit the Jain

Farm Fresh and Onion farm. Learning about their

recruitment, selection and placement procedure was a very

interesting part about the visit. They showed us how their

production process goes on, both manually and by machines.

We interacted with Mr. Sunil Deshpande, Director Farm

Fresh, regarding the Production, Purchase, Human Resource

and Marketing of Farm Fresh. We went to the Mango Pulp

Making and Onion Plants, where we learned the

manufacturing process, quality analysis, packaging and

A special assembly was held on the occasion of Aashadi

Ekadashi which was organized by Harshal sir and Neerja

akka. On this day we learned about the importance of

Ekadashi in the state of Maharashtra. We learned how the

Vaari of Lord Vitthal is carried away in Pandharpur. On this

occasion our friends from the lead group sang various songs

signifying Ekadashi and Lord Vitthal. A special lunch was

prepared by the dining community. In addition to it our lead

group performed several songs in the Kantai Hall of Jalgaon.

- Vedant and Shreeraj, Grade VIII

Light Away

Fresh in the Farm

Aashadi Ekadashi

On July 9th we had a Treasure Hunt, very well organized and

coordinated, by the students of class 12. There were six

groups and each group had an official and a team leader. The

organizers were likely to be mischievous as they gave us

tricky clues. There were seven clues in total and some letters

were jumbled up in the clues for us to decode it in the end.

We all enjoyed it a lot and learnt some new words which were

written in clues. Group 5 bagged the first prize. The last and

the final clue was the same for every group. It goes like “YOU

WIN! EXPRESS YOUR JOY AND GONG THE BELL.” Thank

you to all the organizers for such a wonderful event.

- Agam Jain, Grade IX

Shalom! 11 July 2016, the students of Naandan school

stepped in Anubhuti to experience a new culture and

tradition which is completely different from that of

Israel. Along with them we also got an opportunity to know

and learn about their lifestyle. We arranged a musical

assembly where we felt the rhythm of their songs which

was very mesmerizing. We grasped a lot of knowledge about

Kibbutz-Naan and Israel. On the eve of their departure, we

gave them a sweet farewell in which we presented to them

our token of love and so did they. The special event of that

evening was the folk dance of Israel which was presented

by the students of grades 11 and 12 under the guidance of

Lehitroait

Pirate's Life

dispatching of the product. We are grateful to Swagat sir, Deshpande sir and the school management for having given us

this opportunity to get firsthand knowledge.

- Aayush Patni, Grade IX

Anubhuti has constantly been in touch with nature. From 25

to 29 of July, we the students of classes 5, 6 and 8 sowed

turmeric in fallow fields in our campus under the guidance

of Dr. Rajesh Kumar and Jayshree Akka. The special thing

in this activity was that instead of sowing seeds, the

mother rhizome was sowed, which itself acts like a stem.

This was a very nice experience for us and we came to learn

a lot of things by undertaking this activity. We would like to

thank the school management for providing such an

opportunity to us.

-Pranav Rathi, Grade VIII & Raghav Agrawal, Grade VI

A New Experience

our dear principal J. P. Rao Sir. Students performed dances like Mayme Mayme, Hava Nagila and Karaguna which were

enjoyed by the students along with our guests. It was a wonderful and a joyous experience and we all are going to cherish it.

- Tanu Kankariya and Nidhi Kankariya, Grade XI

2 7

The strong bond Anubhuti has with nature was further strengthened on

10th July 2016 when the students of Israel rubbed their shoulders with

the Anubhutians to plant some saplings. This culture of Anubhuti led the

students of every class irrespective of their age to plant trees in and

around the school for the betterment of the society.

The day we went for the tree plantation was very cloudy, it was drizzling

but we were least bothered and continued with our tree plantation. Our

Israeli friends were very excited to plant their saplings and place their

name plates beside them. The enjoyment made everyone forget about the

mud stuck on their hands and all the other irritations.

With a photo session we came to an end to this activity and were reminded

about our duties towards the environment. This was a great step by the

school to make the world a better place.

- Yash Mundhra, Grade XI

Music has the capacity to captivate one's heart. There was

a jugalbandi presented by Nikhil sir, Amritesh sir and their

team. This was a special performance to let our Israeli

friends know about our culture. It was a fantastic and a

mind boggling performance. He sang ragas, aalapas, and

taans. It was enjoyed by everyone. It was an energetic

performance which gave us an idea about classical music and

Indian culture. It was followed by some songs sung by the

students of Israel, which were melodious and were enjoyed

by everyone. This activity brought out the fact that music

is an essential part in every country of the world.

- Sanika Gupta, Grade VIII

On July 11, we were privileged to have 10 students and 2

teachers from Israel as guests. They were from the

Naandan School. During their brief stay, we gained rich

knowledge of their lifestyle and culture. We had interesting

chats, discussions, exchange of ideas followed by music. A

day prior to their departure, we organized a farewell party

for the Nandaan team with their folk dance performed by

our students, songs with reciprocation by them. Looking

back, it was a very memorable time with them and we look

towards more such programs.

- Raj Agrawal, Grade X

Leaving a Green Mark

Stereo Hearts

Looking Beyond the Horizon

Language plays a vital role in our day to day activities. We

need to have command over the language we communicate

in. In order to instill the importance of the language and

hone the skills our school dedicates a full week to a

particular language. We had the English week from July 18

to July 23. We made beautiful charts based on English

quotations. Special assemblies were organized based on

oratory skills, narration, Anagrams and Shakespeare's life.

The assembly based on songs was fun filled. The first

activity of the week was a JAM session. It was very

interesting. The participants expressed their thoughts on

different topics. Fantastic quiz assemblies were held by

different classes and it was fun cheering for our class. The

session on poem recitation and story-telling kept us glued.

The best part about the English week was the debate. It

ended with wonderful quotes and morals. Last but not the

least the caption writing made us think creatively. It was

really a great learning experience! Thanks to our lovable

teachers, friends and everybody who made the week a

fruitful one.

- Aditi Kumar and Dhruvi Lunkar, Grade VIII

Distinctive Dialect

Sneak PeekSneak PeekSneak Peek

Published by Anubhūti School (For Internal Circulation Only) Printed at Mahajan Offset, MIDC, Jalgaon.

Jain Divine Park, Shirsoli Road, Jalgaon - 425 001.Tel: 0257-2264600; Website: www.anubhutischool.in; E-mail: info@anubhutischool.in

A unique school based on Indian cultural heritage and global vision

®

Change is the only truth in this world constant. One has to

modify according to the latest trends in the society.

Change helps a person to give them a break from the

monotonous elements. It transforms their minds and paves

a way to their hidden ideas to come up and satisfy society.

Being a part of the editorial team of the newsletter is a

tough job both for students as well as teachers. A lot of

responsibilities are put on their heads but eventually it is an

activity which helps the students to enhance their literary

skills. It gives them an exposure to the much-awaited world

and the contrasting people. In order to implant these skills

we would love to hand over the responsibility to our juniors

from Grade 11.

Our journey as editors can be described as 'Tempestuous'.

Not so experienced, we started and faced many challenges

but after all, challenges are the stepping stones to success.

A special thanks to our teachers, Priya Akka, Neerja Akka,

Raghavan Sir and Susha Akka, who constantly helped us

throughout the journey.

We would love to express our gratitude to our

Administrators Upasni Sir and Mahatre Sir for always

considering our frequency to visit Jain Hills for the layout

of the Newsletter.

There are some people who worked like ROBOTS, as we

were the ones who gave them the command and they

followed. We would like to express our Heartfelt Gratitude

to the computer Wizards Shashikant Sir, Jagdish Bhaiya

and Mahesh Bhaiya.

Teamwork is an essential element. A year ago we inherited

the newsletter as successors of Amey and Anshuma, now

the time has come to pass on the responsibility to our

successors. We wish Abhang Jain, Radhika Rathi, Akanksha

Asnare, Aman Deshmukh and Govinda Rayudu, all the very

best. At last, we thank you for holding the newsletter in

your hands right now. The newsletter is meant for you.

- Rohan Sahasnani, Editor

Editorial TeamAniket Agrawal, Yash Agrawal

Anusheel Gurjar, Rohan SahasnaniNeerja Pandit, Shashikant Mahanor,

Sneha Chotai,Vijay Jain, Mahesh Dandge

50ht AU G1 U S| T1 2e 0u 1ss 6I | 7 .l oV �� EDITION

7th July has always been an auspicious day in the history of

Anubhuti. It was the day when the school, which was made

in a recorded time of months, begun!! The day began with a

dance which symbolized Goddess Durga. Later, Mr. Ashok

Jain addressed the gathering. He shared some thoughts

which were important for us as children and were

expressed by our beloved Dadaji. This was a platform for

the students to share their experiences they had at

Anubhuti. The programme came to an end with a song sung

by class 10 girls. They were melodious and the song was

heart touching. We missed our inspiring Dadaji a lot during

the whole function but somehow managed ourselves,

because the show must go on. Later in the afternoon a

special lunch was organized by our dining staff. In the

evening a basketball match was played between the staff

and the students. The match was won by the staff.

- Priyesh Mutha, Grade X

Anubhūti School

Kudos to our football team for winning the Sports

Subroto Mukharji Cup for the football matches held in

Jalgaon City on July 20, 2016.

The U14, U16 and U17 Badminton Students Participated

in the ICSE and ISC Badminton Matches held in Mumbai

on July 15th.

A Special Assembly was organized by Harshal Patil Sir

to make children aware about the role of Monsoon in

one's life.

Tree plantation day, i.e. 1st of July, was celebrated on a

big scale by all of us in and outside Anubhuti to continue

with our responsibilities towards nature.

Sayonara!

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened."- Dr. Seuss

18

Anniversaire de l'école

News Flash

On 1st of July, on the occasion of Doctor's day, Dr. Sameer and Dr. Snehal, organized an assembly highlighting the

importance of doctors in one's life and personal hygiene.