Newsletter Nov-Jan,2014

Children’s Day

The morning of 14th November beheld a complete transformation: the firm glares were replaced by gorgeous smiles, and all teacher – student conventionalities were shed. Watching teachers sing spoofy songs and dance to the groove; it was as though they were undergoing the rites of passage to join the students’ brethren – a truly bizarre spectacle but very endearing! It was a day made be-nign by affections being poured and graciously accepted. This day was well spent in mutual comradeship; the teachers having changed themselves to students. The classrooms were converted to party halls, with delectable dishes adorning the tables and booming music playing in the background. The day ended with a special glow on the faces and stuffed protruding stomachs! It was a day that will be treasured as a memory even as time transcends.

Investiture Ceremony

The investiture Ceremony was held on the 17th November’14, when the incumbents to the post of the Head Boy, the Head Girl and 81other members of the Student Council were sworn in to perform their duties. The speeches delivered by the Head Boy Harshil Shah and Head Girl Mitali Nopany spoke of their recogni-tion of the responsibility entrusted to them as they resolved to uphold the ethos of the school.

Annual Concert

Concert’13 ,”Shakespeare … it is all in the name” was to celebrate 450 years of Shakespeare.

The production was a workshop, involving over seven hundred students from grades two to twelve, to pay tribute to William Shakespeare’s genius through a collage of the hues of love – a many splendour’d thing. The actors, the team of voiceover artists, the art team, to the in house costume designers and the Perform-ing Arts Department,all worked simultaneously, bringing life and drama to the stories unfolding on stage.

‘Shakespeare: It’s All in the Name’ concluded with a thunderous applause and a much-deserved standing ovation.

We learnt invaluable lessons of cooperation and coordina-tion, and realized how much practice goes into making a suc-cessful show, such that it is appreciated by the audience.

Editorial Pulsating energy was the hall-

mark of this trimester.

A medley of activities, from

the ethos of diplomatic con-

vention that accompanies

NIMUN , the grind of pre

board examinations for grade

XII IBDP and Grade X IGCSE

and CBSE to the frenetic pace

of concert practice, it was high

octane energy from the word

go!

NIMUN 3 went international

with the enthusiastic partici-

pation of the delegation from

ISSR, Stockholm, Sweden!

New benchmarks were set for

this rigorous simulation of the

UNO. Widely represented,

NIMUN is fast emerging as the

forge which shapes future

MUN aspirants.

“Shakespeare …it is all in the

name,” was our tribute to the

memory of the stellar literary

persona – William Shake-

speare. Involving over seven

hundred students, this theatre

workshop certainly enshrined

the Bard in the hearts of one

and all. With all the customary

fanfare and heraldry of drama,

Shakespeare truly arrived at

NISV!

There was never a dull mo-

ment as academics shared the

stage with inter house sched-

ules and practice sessions.

And yet… it was all in a day’s

work!

Student Editors:Devika Maitra, Bethany Mathews

Editorial Team :Theophane D'Souza Lily Rana,

Sandhya Saraswat, Krister Daven, Prasanna B

The Educa-tion Banyan The launch of an educa-

tional forum ‘The Educa-

tion Banyan Club” was

held on 28th January,

2014 ,at Navrachana

University, Vadodara. A

Navrachana University

initiative, intended to

develop a collective plat-

form for school teachers,

administrators, academ-

ics and those interested

in school education,

provides the platform to

meet and discuss impor-

tant issues confronting

the academic commu-

nity, exchange ideas for

improvement, and

thereby articulate a vi-

sion for education by

serving as a catalyst for

change. Padma Shri

Prof. Sitanshu Yashash-

chandra Mehta, Guja-

rat's eminent litterateur

was the Guest of Honor

and Speaker for the first

session of the EBC which

was attended by Princi-

pals and educators from

across city schools

Shooting Stars

We often spoke about the funfair to each other and were full of

various ideas before we actually got down to real business. As

always, this funfair was a collaborative initiative of the student

body, school management and the PTA. It started off with full

gusto where initially we brainstormed ideas for the funfair. We

came up with the theme of celebrating blockbuster movies

showing our appreciation of the exquisite work done over the

years in the field of films. The stalls were divided into six zones

namely- Horror, Romance, Action, Science-Fiction, Animation

and Fantasy. The décor and the food or games served or played

at the stalls reflected the movies allotted to them. We also had

special song request stall.

NISV organized Dance Vadodara Dance Season II in which schools from across Vadodara participated. However, the most exciting part of the funfair was the class per-

formances. The times we spent with our classmates practising

our dances, the laughter, the chatter is something we will cher-

ish. Initially student s from all the classes danced to the tunes of

the music and brought a big smile on the faces of their parents

who had come to see them. The performances ended with a big

bang where the 12 graders left everyone enthralled. Then the

dance floor was left open and everyone danced their heart out.

SHOOTING STARS was also celebration of the actual stars

within us.

Trinity Examination On 22nd Nov 2013', 15 students of NISV participated in the Trinity Guildhall exam in

Speech and Drama. The exam was conducted at Todden, Vasna. All the students

came out with flying colors , doing themselves and the school proud.

Navrachana International School, Vadodara

conducted the 3rd Navrachana International

Model United Nations[NIMUN 3 ] on the 21st

and 22nd November 2014. This student initia-

tive underscores the importance of grooming

an attitude of global awareness, and aims to

inculcate this ethos in the student delegates.

The theme for NIMUN 3, " In Pursuit of a Hu-

mane World", was made effective through

the simulation of the UN Security Council, UN

Development Programme, UN Human Re-

source Committee, UN Historic Security

Council, and the Disarmament and Internal

Security Committee[DISEC]. The interna-

tional concerns addressed ranged from the

Syrian Crisis to Cyber espionage and the Cu-

ban Crises (1962 ) to the supply of Potable

Water.

With delegates from seventeen schools in-

cluding the ISSR, Stockholm and other out-

station schools from Gujarat, Madhya

Pradesh and Rajasthan, the session was a ro-

bust one. Mr. Martin Strube, Dy.Head of Mis-

sion, Embassy of Switzerland, New-Delhi,

was the Chief Guest for the inauguration

while Maj. General Yashwant Singh, Com-

mandant EME

School Vado-

dara presided

over the closing

ceremony.

Tycoons of Tomorrow

BMA School Management Club, NISV’s Ty-

coons of Tomorrow. NISV’s Tycoons of To-

morrow, The BMA School Management Club

have been active in manifold ways. On the 9th

December’13, Professor Manohar Madan, Man-

agement Department, University of Wisconsin-

Whitewater. delivered a talk on Entrepreneur-

ship and Management.

On 27th January, NISV’s Tycoons of Tomorrow

visited “Talent Anywhere”, a business incuba

tor. Mr.Baiju Sukumaran, Head, Human Re-

sources and his colleague, Mr. Kaushik, made a

presentation on their business ideas and po-

tential future lives in business management.

Mrs. Parikh also conducted workshops on

TEAMWORK, Verbal and Non-Verbal. Verbal

Communication, Leadership Skills and ‘EQ -

NIMUN 3

“To catch the reader's attention, place an interesting sentence or quote from the story here.”

The Children’s Day, on the 14th of No-vember was made special for our Pre-Primary students. Their fun began with a dance performance by the tu-tors which the students thoroughly enjoyed.

The other surprises of the day were a

magic show and puppet show.

Assembly Presentation

The students of Prep Junior were very

excited and enthusiastic as they had their assembly presentations. They put up three different performances where the first group presented a “Story song based on ‘The Lion and the mouse story”, the second group presented a dance to the foot tapping music of “Under the Sea” and the third group presented the rhyme “Boogie Woogie”. It was a treat to watch them perform merrily and confidently.

Children’s Day

Four Corners

Children were surprised to hear the grade tu-tor announcing the new game they were go-ing to learn and play called “Four Corners”.

Children were very enthusiastic to play, hop-ping and dancing to the music played by the grade tutor. When the music stopped the children ran quickly to the corners of their

choice to put four different coloured big blocks. It was amazing to see them guiding and helping each other to stand in the safe corner.

The children enjoyed it so much that it was hard to convince them to return to their homeroom for further activities afterwards.

Events at Pre Primary

Christmas Celebrations

The excitement and enthusiasm of our Pre –Primary kids knew no bounds as they all came dressed in their best clothes, for the Christmas party at school.

Students sang and enjoyed listening to Christmas Carolsa and they rushed out to meet and shake hands with their fa-vourite Santa Claus who came dancing to the tune of Jingle Bells. Students also took home the Christmas cards made by them to wish their dear ones a MERRY CHRIST-MAS.

At Spencer’s

Extended family Visit : Field Trip

As part of their ongoing unit of Inquiry “Families”, our Prep Sen-ior students visited an extended family where they interacted with the members to become aware of the roles and responsi-

The Pre –Primary section of NISV celebrated its Annual sports Day on the 28th of November. The parents came in large numbers to cheer their little ones.

The event commenced with the Drill displays of Nursery, Prep Junior and Prep Senior classes, which was followed by the different races in which students displayed various gross and fine motor skills.

The proud winners were honoured by the chief guests with medals. The

little sports stars with shining bright faces flaunted their medals and

gained the appreciation and applause from one and all.

Rhyme Recitation

For the rhyme recitation held on the 16th and 18th of December, our tiny tots of Nursery put their best foot forward as they confidently recited their rhymes with rhythm and synchrony. The lyrics of Dadi ki bindi gol, gol, Mein to so rahi thi, The wheels of the bus…., Clap your hands..., Dingle Dangle scare crow.., were enthusiastically recited.

Annual Sports Day

“To catch the reader's attention, place an interesting sentence or quote from the story here.”

As a part of their learning Measurement and Money, students of grade 3 visited Spencers’ Superstore, Genda Circle, Vadodara. The stu-dents observed how different objects are measured with different units of measure-ment (Litre/milliliter/gram/kilogram).Students got hands on experience of shopping and billing of the grocery that they bought.

Education Trip to Spencers’ Super Store

Educational Trip to Railway

Station and Airport

Recently the students of Grade 3 had an edu-cational trip to the Airport and City Railway Station where they got the hands on learning experience about the functioning of the rail-

way system. The Station Master Mr. Bhushan gave a demonstration of managing the rail-way traffic on the station through the control panel. He even allowed students to experi-ence the use of panel. There cooperation helped our students to enhance their learn-ing.

Events at IB PYP

Christmas Celebrations

The annual Christmas party is an event that is eagerly awaited by the boarders. On this day a surprise gift was left for each boarder in their room while they were in school. They were pleased with this gesture by “Santa Claus”.

The evening prep was cut short by an hour and began with wishes from the Prin-cipal. A round of Hou-sie was played where there were chocolates as prizes to be won. This was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

The short evening wound up with a lav-ish dinner with an elaborate menu. As always the evening ended with all looking forward to the next celebration

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Events at Boarding

Uttarayan was a low key affair this year at the boarding as just 7 boys stayed back for the weekend. Muc of the day was spent in a very relaxed manner. The exciting bit was that each of them were given their mobile phone for the entire weekend which was unexpected. A movie outing and lunch at Ginger restaurant was also organized. The icing on the cake was an opportunity to “feast” in the hostel with pizzas ordered from Dominos.

Ahmedabad International School, Fountainhead, Surat an

NavrachanInternational school, Vadodara participated in

The Annual Gujnet Meet on the 18th of January at NISV.

The session began with an Ice-breaking activity using the “Edward De Bono Thinking hats”. It was an Interaction within groups to again look into our goals for the Gujarat network meets.

Teachers from the different schools shared some of their best class-room practices and some critical thinking strategies used in the class-room.

The 6 facets of understanding, namely Explanation, Application, Interpretation, Perspective, Self Knowledge and Empathy, were presented by Ms Minakshi Bal-krishna and the teachers of AIS.

The session ended with a reflection activity that helped us to set our goal for the next Gujarat network meet.

Gujnet Meet

Shri Ram Chandra Mission in collaboration with the United Nations Information Centre for India and Bhutan Had organized an Essay Writing Competition in November. Nirja Bhatt (Grade 10 IB MYP), Nikhila Kadiyala (Grade 10 IBMYP), Bethany Mathews(Grade 9 IBMYP) and Danish Siddiquie (Grade 10 IB-MYP) won awards.

The essay written by Bethany Mathews grade 9A (IBMYP) was most appreciated and a cer-tificate was awarded for the same.

TPC

TPC for Grade 10 and 12 Practice Exams was organized on the 18th January 2014. The par-ents along with their wards discussed and analyzed the answer scripts, to help the stu-dents perform better. Areas of concern of every student were mused over by the teach-ers and parents

ISA : Workshop

Usha Singh, IBMYP/ IGCSE Coordinator at-tended the workshop as ISA Coordinator or-ganized by Ahmedabad Management Asso-ciation on 11th January 2014. Ms Renu Seth Principal and ISA Coordinator of HBK New High School, held a very informative and in-teractive session. She resolved all the queries related to ISA and guided in designing action plans as per the specifications of the British Council.

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All India Essay Writing

On the 15th of November, 2013, eight stu-dents of grade X, participated in the MUN conducted by Ahmedabad International School. It was a memorable experience for all of us , especially for the first-timers. There were nine committees, each debating two challenges our world faces. The level of dis-cussion that were exposed to was truly moti-vational. Nirja Bhatt won the best Delegate Award for role in DISEC. The event was

expertly managed and the organizers ex-tremely hospitable. At the end of the simula-tion we walked out with a broader mind and a deeper understanding of world affairs. We now look forward to attending AIMUN 2014.

Events at IB MYP

AIMUN

Sabarmati Ashram :

Students of Grade 7A/B along with their Grade tu-tors visited the Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad on Saturday the 18th January 2014. They visited the dif-ferent rooms of the ashram and enjoyed watching Ma-hatma Gandhi’s replica, the photographs, messages, phrases and the famous sayings of Mahatma Gandhi and learned more about him. They also visited the Library where they received information about Ma-hatma Gandhi’s life, his relations with others.

It gave an insight to the students about the life of Mahatma Gandhi and the major role he played in In-dia’s freedom for struggle.

Laxmi Vilas Palace: Field Trip

MYP grade6 students visited Laxmi Vilas palace, Vadodara. It was organised to keep students abreast with the history of Vadodara, rulers of Vadodara and to know how the city got a king like Sayajirao Gaekwad who turned Vadodara into a “Sanskar Nagari”. This palace houses the present king of Vado-dara, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad .

The students thoroughly enjoyed the trip!

Science City : Field Trip

On the 18th of January’14 the students of grade 8 IBMYP went on a field trip to the Science City at Ahmedabad as an initiative to foster learning outside the confines of the classroom and en-courage the development of inter-personal skills in our children. At the Science City the children learnt the rich bio-diversity of Gujarat, saw models of the different human body systems, han-dled working models of aero- and hydro-dynamics. They were also taken on a simulation trip to coal mine and “The Mission to Mars”.

Students of grade 9 IB along with their teachers Dr. Ritu Shukla, Ms. Di-panita Sarkar and Ms. Mary Chacko, visited the Crompton Greaves Light-ing unit to learn about the manufacturing of light bulbs and CFLs on 30th November’2013.

The students and teachers had a detailed firsthand experience of the func-tioning of a manufactur-ing unit.The mentors were impressed by the constant volley of questions put forth by the students which were patiently an-swered by the representa-

Crompton & Greaves :

Extracurricular activities are always consid-ered to play an important role in student’s development. Keeping this in mind, there are some national as well as international institu-tions that initiate such programmes like, IAYP - International Award for Young People popularly known as The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. Navrachana International School, Va-doara is one of them, who have been author-ized to run this award programme as YES(Youth Engaging Society) Centre.

The programme is meant for the youth who fall in the age group of 14-25 years, and is all about discovery, enterprise and achievement, offering an opportunity for challenge to all youngsters to encourage personal discovery, develop a spirit of adventure, self-reliance,

perseverance, self-fulfilment and service to the community. On completion of this pro-gramme, the students earn a certificate and a medal, which is recognized worldwide and helps our students by enriching their portfolio while applying for university admissions.

This year our students have achieved 1 Bronze, 5 Silver and 1 Gold.

Aarsh J. Bhatt – Bronze

Mrugesh Patel – Silver

Harikrashna Brahmbhatt – Silver

Bansree Patel – Silver

Dhruvesh K. Patel – Silver

Jitesh Patel – Silver

Harsh A. Patel - Gold

IAYP

Events at IB DP

On 25th November 2013, a career conference was scheduled at NISV for the students of grades 10 to 12 with Mr. Jesse Walters, the Vice Consul from the U.S Consulate in Mumbai who was accompanied by Mr. Ryan Pereira, the Senior Adviser at USIEF Mumbai. Mr. Walters discussed the student VISA process step by step and talked about the documents required for VISA Ap-plication. He also provided guidance on filling the DS 160 Form and shared tips on the US stu-dent VISA interview.

The session ended with one to one interaction, where the students got their queries answered by Mr. Walters.

U.S Consulate Mumbai visits NISV

U.S. Consulate Visit

Trek to Pavagadh

Friday 22nd November 8: 30 pm. The bus dropped us off in the middle of the jungle where a dirt road carved its way through the mountain looming above us.

And that was where it all began.

With alert eyes and hushed, whispering voices we made our way up the mountain in a neat single file, amidst the chirping of the crickets. The torches that we grasped in our hands lit our way. We made good time. The sporadic ten min-ute breaks revealed to us a new challenge that we were to brace ourselves for. At one instance, the use of the torches was pro-hibited and we were forced to rely on the light that the stars and the moon shone down on us, while they adorned the night sky. At another, we were finding our source of water, building fires and cooking instant noodles.

The seemingly everlasting trek, did eventually come to an end. The daybreak softly exposed Vananchal, our final destination, where a resort in the form of a brief refuge awaited, along with the challenges of the next two days.

On 7th December, CBSE students from grades 5 to 10, under the guidance of science teach-ers – Ms. Upasna Sharma and Ms. Viniti Jain, demonstrated remarkable science experi-ments based on water. The students also per-formed original song compositions and skits based on importance of water, keeping in spirit with this year’s United Nation’s procla-mation of this year being the year of Water Conservation. The exhibition was attended by the CBSE PTA president- Ms. Aditi Tiwari, a large number of invitees-parents and friends alike, who were elated and excited to be a part of such an enlightening morning.

On the same day, students from grades 1 to 4

fashioned exquisite dolls made out of recy-cled paper to present them to their families and support making the ‘best out of waste’.

Shramdan

As NISVcelebrated Funfair on 31st of January, one of the stalls- ‘Shramdaan’-was managed by the CBSE .It was solely devoted to the wel-fare of the ‘Girl child’, by raising funds for the under-privileged and creating opportunities to help them to become self-independent and self-reliant.

‘Best out of Waste’

Green & Sustainable Schools -Conference

International Conference on ‘Green and Sus-tainable Schools and Academic Institutions: A Solution to Climate Change’

CBSE teachers Ms. Inu Anand and Ms. Pranjal Joshi attended an International Conference on ‘Green and Sustainable Schools and Aca-demic Institutions: A Solution to Climate Change’ on 22nd and 23rd November’2013 at Ahlcon International School, New Delhi.

The objective of the conference was to bring together delegates from academic institu-tions across the globe and environmentalists, policy makers, NGOs working in the area of climate change to conduct a discourse and

analyze the need for conservation of energy.

Various organizations like Environmental Car-

bon Solutions Pvt. Ltd., also known as The

Green Mantra (TGM), United Nations Human

Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT),

Earth Day Network (EDN), TERI, Centre for

Environment Education (CEE), India Water

Portal, British Council and WWF-India were

the associate partners. The key speakers of

these organizations interacted with the dele-

gates with the purpose of tackling and deal-

ing with the immense problems that mankind

is likely to face within the years ahead on ac-

count of the gradual depletion of the earth’s

finite energy resources which are largely non-

renewable.

Events at CBSE

Innovative Teaching Methodologies: Work-shop

Ms. Urmila Pachisia, Ms.

Archana Sevak and Ms.

Prachi Verma attended a

Hindi Workshop at

Navrachana School

Sama on 26/02/14 . Dr

Hemant Kukreti was

invited to talk on em-

phasis on teaching

Grammar from grade 1.

The workshop was also

was an enriching ex-

perience for the lan-

guage teachers as it

talked about the innova-

tive language teaching

methodologies.

Ms. Suniti Pathak at-tended a Gujarati Work-shop at Vidyani School . Objective of this work-shop was to encourage students to learn Guja-rati Language through reading literature. The workshop helped teacher to adopt new teaching strategies to include Gujarati Litera-ture as a part of teaching Gujarati Language

Teacher– Training

Ms. Pranjal Joshi and Ms. Diya Sen attended a teacher training workshop at Navrachana School Sama on “Assessment of Lis-tening and Speaking (ASL)” in affiliation with Trinity College, London on 27-28th December, 2013. The workshop trained the teachers to conduct the listening and speaking skills assessment in a standardised manner according to the rules and norms set by the CBSE for grades IX and X.

Sports - Inter-House Competition Results

Sr. No. GAME / EVENT Grade / Category POSITION HOUSE

1 soccer 2 to 5 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position

Seekers house Inquirers House Venturers House Nurturers House

2 6 to 8 Boys 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position

Seekers house Inquirers House Venturers house Nurturers house

3 9 To 12 Boys 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position

Venturers house Seekers House Nurturers house Inquirers house

6 to 12 girls 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position

Seekers house Venturers house Nurturers house Inquirers house

Sr. No. GAME / EVENT Grade / Category POSITION HOUSE

1 Cricket 2 to 5 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position

Venturers House Seekeers House Inquirers House Nurturers House


Inquirers House Venturers House Nurturers House Seekers House


Seekers House Inquirers House Nurturers House Venturers House

Sr. No.

GAME / EVENT Grade / Category POSITION HOUSE

1 Table Tennis 2 to 5 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position 4th Position

Aryan Bansal - Inquirer house Ethan Pais – nurturers house Tanay shah – Venturers house Jay Karia – Nurturers house


Aaryan Luhar – Inquirer house Chintan Khoont – Venturers house Soham upadeo – nurturers house Nisarg shah – Inquirers house


Twish Patel – Nurturers house Jahanvi Desai – Seekers house Kimberly D’souza – Inquirers house Brinda Jadeja – venturers house


Ishan Chotalia – Inquirers house Dhruv Naik – Venturers house Shaktisinh Parmar – nurturers house Nihal sinh solanki – Nurturers house


Anushka Luhar – Nurturers house Vrunda Upadhyay – Venturers house Bethany Mathews – Nurturers house Jeel Shah – seekers house

Khel Mahakumbh 2013-14 results

Sr. No.

Tournament Name

Date Age Group / Category

Game /Event Result / Position

Participants

1 Khel Maha-kumbh 2013-14

29th Nov’13 U-16 Girls A team

Basketball Winners Ritika Gupta,Payal Patel,Yashvi Yag-nik,Krishna Dave, , Sarah Patel,Hinal Bangera, Ye Ihn Kim, Trisha Patel, Hemaxi Luhar,Bhumi Patel.

2 U-16 Bteam Basketball Third Place

Idhika agarwal, Riya Shah, Aastha Batavia, Minti Patel, Nandini Patel, Aayushi Patel, Ayesha Patel, Anisha Garg, saniya Patel, Nidhi Gandhi

3 Khel Maha-kumbj 2013-14

30th Nov’13 Above -16 Team Basketball winner Nishita Patel, Hinal Bangera, Radhika Gaekwad, Tulika Chanda ,Annapurna Jadeja, Mihika Vashista, Aayushi Agarwal, Aashka Vora

4 Above – 16 boys Basketball Third Place

Jwalin joshi, sunny Yadav, Mrugesh patel, sagar shah, Jitesh patel, Varun Kariya, Devanshu C, Chintan Khoont, Dhruvil Par-mar, Prakhar Verma, Sarvanand Yagnik, saurabh Jhaveri


1st Dec’13 U- 16 Girls Soccer Winners Vinita Patel, Prushti Shah, Sonali Patel, Frenny Patel, Shivani Patel, Hetal Vasava, Preet Chokshi, Dishika Bhavnani, Nishi Patel, Kasturi Patel, Jhanvi Desai, Arya Gandhi, Rishita Garg, Naomi shah, Ta-manna Dewaji, Ummekulsum Methibor-wala.

6 Runners up

Rutu Patel, Nijal modi, Simran Agrawal, Canna shah, Lajja Shah, Rohini Patel, Isha Patel, Kosha Patel, Khushboo patel, Helly Patel, riashree Penubothu, Nagarathna Hegde, Sakshi patel, Dhwani Dewani, Samiksha Patange

7 Third Place

Mahima giri, Nandani Kanan, Shreya Bhowmik, Yaagni Raolji, Devyani viswanath, Shraddha Shukla, Palkan Parikh, Dixie Doshi, Esha Iyer, shruti Verma, Tannaya Amin, Greesha Rodru-gues, Hitanshi Gajera


1st Dec.’13 U-16 Boys Soccer Winners Meet Davda, Kartikyee Gurav, Param Ku-kadia, Kavish Ganesh, Mohit Rawat, Tan-may Parikh, Manan Varia, vishva Chokshi, Rohin Patel, Sharad Patel, Divyam Dixit, Harmeet Nahar, Jay Lakhani, Shakti sinh Parmar, zubair Ginwalla, Nachiket Sawant


2nd Dec.’13 Above -16 Girls soccer Runners up

Aayushi Patel, Paurvi Patel, Pooja Patel, Riya Bhatt, Trisha Patel, Udeshi Basu, Mi-tali Nopani, Payal shah, Ushma Shah, Bansree Patel, Trishala Parekh, Nirja Bhatt, Diya Patel


3rd Dec.’13 U-16 Girls Table Tennis winner Twisha Patel


4th Dec.’13 U-16 Girls Lawn Ten-nis

winner Aayushi Jain .

12 Above -16 Lawn Ten-nis

Runners up

Danish Siddiquie

13 Khel Maha-kumbh 2013-14 : Swimming

3rd Dec.’13 U- 12 Boys 50m. Free style

1st Posi-tion 2nd Posi-tion 3rd Posi-tion

Agasthya Shankar. HARSHUL AMIN LATHEESH SARVANAN

14 Khel Maha-kumbh 2013-14 : Swimming

U- 12 Girls 50m. Free style

1st Posi-tion 2nd Posi-tion 3rd Posi-tion

SOVEN MEHTA AMAARA AHMED ALBANE SION


U – 16 Boys 50 Mtr. Free style

1st Posi-tion 3rd Posi-tion

Anshul Shah EKANSH PRASAD

16 U – 16 Boys 50 Mtr. Back stroke

1st Posi-tion 3rd Posi-tion

Krish Thakkur ANSHUL SHAH

17 U – 16 Boys 100 Mtr. Free style

2nd Posi-tion 3rd Posi-tion

EKANSH PRASAD KRISH THAKKUR


U -16 Boys 200m. Free style

1st Posi-tion

KRISH THAKKUR


U -16 Boys 50m. But-terfly

2nd Posi-tion

EKANSH PRASAD

20 100m. Back Stroke

3rd Posi-tion

YASH PATEL

Sr. No.

Tournament Name

Date Age Group / Category

Game /Event

Result / Position

Participants

21 200m. Back stroke

3rd Position Karan PATEL

22 200m. Individual Medlay

3rd Position KARAN PATEL

23 400m. Individual Medlay

2nd Position 3rd Position

PANKHIL SHAH AKSHAY PATEL

24 U-16 girls 50 Mtr. Free style

2nd Position

ANUSHREE DESHPANDEY

25 100m Free style 2nd Position 3rd Position

YAMINI VARSANI YASHASVI KONDHIA

26 50m butterfly 2nd Position 3rd Position

YAMINI VARSANI YASHASVI KONDHIA

27 50m Breast stroke

2nd Position

YASHASVI KONDHIA

28 Above – 16 boys 100m Free style 3rd Position VIREN SONI

29 200m Free style 1st Position TEJESHWAR GILL

30 50m. Butterfly 3rd Position VIREN SONI

32 Above- 16 Girls 50 Mtr. Free style

3rd Position MEERA SONI


2nd Position

GURMAIL KAUR

34 50m. Back stroke 1st Position

GURMAIL KAUR

35 Above -45 men 50 Mtr. Free style

1st Position NAGIN DODIA

36 100m. Free style 1st Position NAGIN DODIA


2nd Position

NAGIN DODIA

38 Above -45 women 50 Mtr. Free style

2nd Position VINAYBALA SISODIA


2nd Position VINAYBALA SISODIA

40 50m. Back stroke 2nd Position VINAYBALA SISODIA

41 Above -60 men 50 Mtr. Free style

2nd Position JAGDISH CHANDER SOLANKI

42 100m. Free style 1st Position JAGDISH CHANDER SOLANKI


1st Position JAGDISH CHANDER SOLANKI

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