Thursday, 21 October 2010
HBK'ites REJOICE ' JOY OF GIVING ' WITH DADA DADIS
As many as 13 inmates of ' Jeevan Sandhya ' Old Age Home visited HB Kapadia School ( Memnagar ) and shared their experiences of life with the students of class fifth to seventh on Wednesdayas a part of ' Joy of Giving ' week.
They urged the students to respect theirparents under all circumstances and asked them not to send their parents to old-age home asit feels lonely at times. During the days ahead the inmates will visit the school and teach students various other arts they expertise in. It was fun for the children to spend time with Dada and Dadis' .
The oldies are even being trained by music teacher at HBK. They would sing " Kisi ki muskurahaton pe ho nissar, kisi ka dard mil sake to le udhar, ksi ke vaaste ho teredil me pyaar, jeena isi ka naam hai " during the annual function of the school next month.
Prasha Mishra, 13, said, " It was a happening day for me as I never imagined that our elders are store house of experience. They have taught us the importance of parents in our lives. I have taken a vow that I will always treat my parents with utmost respect and care. "
The Dada - Dadis' were also overhelmed duriing the interaction. Saiyukta Pandya, 82, from Jeevan Sandhya Old Age Home, said, " It was really an enriching experience as these young kids are full of life and eager to learn. My only message to these innocent children is that they must learn to love and respect their parents. And never leave them to suffer in their old age, when they need the children's support the most.
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They urged the students to respect theirparents under all circumstances and asked them not to send their parents to old-age home asit feels lonely at times. During the days ahead the inmates will visit the school and teach students various other arts they expertise in. It was fun for the children to spend time with Dada and Dadis' .
The oldies are even being trained by music teacher at HBK. They would sing " Kisi ki muskurahaton pe ho nissar, kisi ka dard mil sake to le udhar, ksi ke vaaste ho teredil me pyaar, jeena isi ka naam hai " during the annual function of the school next month.
Prasha Mishra, 13, said, " It was a happening day for me as I never imagined that our elders are store house of experience. They have taught us the importance of parents in our lives. I have taken a vow that I will always treat my parents with utmost respect and care. "
The Dada - Dadis' were also overhelmed duriing the interaction. Saiyukta Pandya, 82, from Jeevan Sandhya Old Age Home, said, " It was really an enriching experience as these young kids are full of life and eager to learn. My only message to these innocent children is that they must learn to love and respect their parents. And never leave them to suffer in their old age, when they need the children's support the most.
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Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Monday, 14 June 2010
Year 6 residential
Today, most of year 6 went to the Arethusa Venture Centre a few miles away from the school. This is where everyone who is going, will spend 5 days sleeping, eating and doing loads of fun activites!
Today we built shelters in the wood, went for a 6 mile walk and went swimming. Everyone really enjoyed it!!
Here is the link to the Arethusa blog for year 6, where you will find what we have been doing everyday...
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Sunday, 21 March 2010
Sports Relief!
Hi HBK,
On Friday 19th March, the whole of our school came to school in sports gear. Why? It was because it was Sport's Relief Day. We brought in a 50 pence donation to wear our sports kits all money going to Sport Relief. This charity helps people in the UK as well as other people around the world.
In the school hall the councilors and Mr Bennett (our sports coordinator(who also dressed up in a wetsuit all day!))made a 'taste a sport' event, with golf, tennis, hurdles and basketball! But there was a tough thing still to do! The whole school ran a mile for the charity. Everyone was tired out by the end of the day but we had all had fun!
Alex 6B
On Friday 19th March, the whole of our school came to school in sports gear. Why? It was because it was Sport's Relief Day. We brought in a 50 pence donation to wear our sports kits all money going to Sport Relief. This charity helps people in the UK as well as other people around the world.
In the school hall the councilors and Mr Bennett (our sports coordinator(who also dressed up in a wetsuit all day!))made a 'taste a sport' event, with golf, tennis, hurdles and basketball! But there was a tough thing still to do! The whole school ran a mile for the charity. Everyone was tired out by the end of the day but we had all had fun!
Alex 6B
Monday, 22 February 2010
Talent galore at HBK
Students of HBK. - (Memnagar, Primary English Medium) enthusiastically participated in various in house competitions recently. This not ensured a welcoming break from routine work, but even gave them a platform to showcase their talent. The competitions held include Salad Making Competitions, Waste to Wealth, Essay Writing Competitions and Craft Competition. It was amazing to see lovely creations of children out of waste.
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Thursday, 11 February 2010
R-day fervour
The 61st Republic Day was celebrated with great joy and fervour by city schools. The message that was passed on to the students on the day was that the destiny of the nation is built in the classrooms, and that teachers are their best guides, moulders and markers of the best human beings.
The schools which observed the Republic Day, among others, were Udgam School, Redbricks Junior School, HBK New High School, FD Higher Secondary School, Sri Sathya Sai Vidyamandir and Anand Niketan, satellite.Children enjoyed the flag-hoisting ceremony and the march-past and took part in various cultural programmes. they also took an oath to abide by the principles enshrined in the Constitution.
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The schools which observed the Republic Day, among others, were Udgam School, Redbricks Junior School, HBK New High School, FD Higher Secondary School, Sri Sathya Sai Vidyamandir and Anand Niketan, satellite.Children enjoyed the flag-hoisting ceremony and the march-past and took part in various cultural programmes. they also took an oath to abide by the principles enshrined in the Constitution.
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Monday, 8 February 2010
When kid's ruled Law Garden road
Fun and frolic was the order of the day for city children as Law Garden road blocked on Tuesday to provide them with an opportunity to enjoy various activities. Hosting the Street Smart event, titled Humsafar 2010, with the help of their partner HB Kapadia School, aproach gave arround 3000 children ownership of their city within city on the Republic day from 4pm to 7pm.
Children enjoyed dance workshops, magic show by Rahul Raj, songs by Shail Parikh and Pankaj Mistry, face painting of Rachana school teachers, dance performances by Rachana School, Samvedana, Tees Ka Dum, Sarjan and riverside School, besides street games byJust Smiles.
Talking to TOI, aProCh's Kiran Sethi said, " aProCh has organized 12 Street Smart events since August 2007 in partnership with Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, city traffic police, schools and NGOs have touched over 40,000 children so far."
She added that HB Kapadia School had offered to support all street smart events for the year 2010, so the initiative has been named " Humsafar 2010".
HB Kapadia primary school principal Renu Sheth said, " The children enjoyed every moment and carried a beautiful message of ' serving for joy ' with them. With a hope that this way of humanity will bring in a sea change in our children, we will extend all possible support for this noble initiative".
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Children enjoyed dance workshops, magic show by Rahul Raj, songs by Shail Parikh and Pankaj Mistry, face painting of Rachana school teachers, dance performances by Rachana School, Samvedana, Tees Ka Dum, Sarjan and riverside School, besides street games byJust Smiles.
Talking to TOI, aProCh's Kiran Sethi said, " aProCh has organized 12 Street Smart events since August 2007 in partnership with Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, city traffic police, schools and NGOs have touched over 40,000 children so far."
She added that HB Kapadia School had offered to support all street smart events for the year 2010, so the initiative has been named " Humsafar 2010".
HB Kapadia primary school principal Renu Sheth said, " The children enjoyed every moment and carried a beautiful message of ' serving for joy ' with them. With a hope that this way of humanity will bring in a sea change in our children, we will extend all possible support for this noble initiative".
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HBK'ites shine once again
Almost 207 students from all the three branches including Memnagar, Prernatirth and HBK Competition held at HB Kapadia school recently. Of them, 10 students won Chitra Mitra Award and one made it for the prestigious mega top 10 Award. Students gave their wings to their imaginations and conveyed the universal message of love through the language of art.
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Zeel, Puru triumph
Zeel Desai defeated Ashka Soni 6-2, 5-7, 6-1 to emerge champion in under 14 girls' AITA Talent Series at SRAG Courts at Thursday.
Zeel got off to a great start breaking Ashka twice in the first set to win it 6-2. But in the second set, Ashka made a comeback winning 7-5. However, Zeel got off her act right to win the third set 6-1 and with it the match.
In the under 14 boys' final, Puru Upadhyay thrashed Rual Mathew 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-0.
Other results:
U-18 boys' singles final:
Dishit Nathwani bt Varun Desai 6-3, 6-3.
U-18 girls' singles final:
Kirandeep Kaur Kotade bt Nikita Deshmukh. w/o
U-18 boys' doubles final:
Dishit Nathwani & Anmol Mehta bt Varun Desai & Nikunj Mehta 6-2, 4-6, 7-5.
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Zeel got off to a great start breaking Ashka twice in the first set to win it 6-2. But in the second set, Ashka made a comeback winning 7-5. However, Zeel got off her act right to win the third set 6-1 and with it the match.
In the under 14 boys' final, Puru Upadhyay thrashed Rual Mathew 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-0.
Other results:
U-18 boys' singles final:
Dishit Nathwani bt Varun Desai 6-3, 6-3.
U-18 girls' singles final:
Kirandeep Kaur Kotade bt Nikita Deshmukh. w/o
U-18 boys' doubles final:
Dishit Nathwani & Anmol Mehta bt Varun Desai & Nikunj Mehta 6-2, 4-6, 7-5.
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Tuesday, 19 January 2010
KYA CLEAN HAI HUM! (How clean we are!)
Nearly 50 HB Kapadia students collect plastic pouches, kites, maaja strewn along the street near the school.
Apnu Amdavad (Your Ahmedabad) future scene to be clean and green, thanks to eagerness and sincerity of students to keep thieir neighhood spick and span. After AG School and MG Science College, students of HBK Memnagar on Saturday join AM cleanliness campaign to get rid of wastes strewn carelessly in vicnity.
They had a tough job for sure with Uttarayan just over-torn kites and twigs spread all over. But they did a commendable job. Nearly 50 classes VIII students took part in the hour-long campaign beating the morning chill. Split into four teams, they swept streets, dumped ripped kites, snapped threads, hazardous plastic pouches and bags in dustbin as well as spread the message of cleanliness.
A few students carrying placard with slogan like 'Go Green', 'Say no to plastic bags', 'Be holy and clean' went around the school's neighbourhood to make people aware of importance of cleanliness. Another group knocked on the doors of nearby houses and urged resident to abstain from littering and spitting on the road. They even asked domestic helps to keep their neighbourhood clean.
Two other teams involved themselves in collecting wastes from the street in front of the school. While one took care of the left stretch, the other focus on the right. Within half an hour the students filled up three thrashbins with kites, threads and polythene bags. There after, they swept the road.
Engrossed in the cleanliness drive, a few conscious students were heard discussing, "Only people can change the appearance of a city. Why don't we bother to make our city litter free?"
Yeachers of HB Kapadia were with thier students during the entire cleanliness drive. They motivated the pupils saying keeping the city clean is a step towars becoming a good citizen.
The young brigade's cleanliness drive drew attention of several passerby as well. A few of them even enquired if the campaign was open at all. "It will be fun to attend it", said one among them.
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Apnu Amdavad (Your Ahmedabad) future scene to be clean and green, thanks to eagerness and sincerity of students to keep thieir neighhood spick and span. After AG School and MG Science College, students of HBK Memnagar on Saturday join AM cleanliness campaign to get rid of wastes strewn carelessly in vicnity.
They had a tough job for sure with Uttarayan just over-torn kites and twigs spread all over. But they did a commendable job. Nearly 50 classes VIII students took part in the hour-long campaign beating the morning chill. Split into four teams, they swept streets, dumped ripped kites, snapped threads, hazardous plastic pouches and bags in dustbin as well as spread the message of cleanliness.
A few students carrying placard with slogan like 'Go Green', 'Say no to plastic bags', 'Be holy and clean' went around the school's neighbourhood to make people aware of importance of cleanliness. Another group knocked on the doors of nearby houses and urged resident to abstain from littering and spitting on the road. They even asked domestic helps to keep their neighbourhood clean.
Two other teams involved themselves in collecting wastes from the street in front of the school. While one took care of the left stretch, the other focus on the right. Within half an hour the students filled up three thrashbins with kites, threads and polythene bags. There after, they swept the road.
Engrossed in the cleanliness drive, a few conscious students were heard discussing, "Only people can change the appearance of a city. Why don't we bother to make our city litter free?"
Yeachers of HB Kapadia were with thier students during the entire cleanliness drive. They motivated the pupils saying keeping the city clean is a step towars becoming a good citizen.
The young brigade's cleanliness drive drew attention of several passerby as well. A few of them even enquired if the campaign was open at all. "It will be fun to attend it", said one among them.
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HB Kapadia School (Memnagar)
Young artists of the HBK (Memnagar) Gujarati Medium, enjoyed kite festival the economic way. Bringing their imagination to the fore students organized an exhibition on 'Best out of waste '. This type of exhibition developed their inner sense and value the waste.
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Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Sports meet at HBK
HBK Primary English Medium ( Memnagar ) celebrated its Annual Sports Day at Gujarat Vidhyapith on January 11'2010. The event started with the march past by all the participants with a big bang and then the students took an oath of commitment and loyaly to sports.
The ground was big and separate sections for different event and track boundaries were marked. there were individual as well as team events for students from class I to VII, which included running race, relay, arranging the coins, hurdle race, disc throw, long jump, kho- kho, volley ball, langadi relay, etc. All the events evoked great interest. All the students tried their level best to achieve medals and certificates. School principal Renu Seth honoured the winners with medals and certificates. The teachers cheered students at every moment. Indeed everyone enjoyed the events.
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The ground was big and separate sections for different event and track boundaries were marked. there were individual as well as team events for students from class I to VII, which included running race, relay, arranging the coins, hurdle race, disc throw, long jump, kho- kho, volley ball, langadi relay, etc. All the events evoked great interest. All the students tried their level best to achieve medals and certificates. School principal Renu Seth honoured the winners with medals and certificates. The teachers cheered students at every moment. Indeed everyone enjoyed the events.
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Uttarayan with a message
The tiny tots of HBK Prernatirth High School celebrated Uttarayan wiyh some socially relevant messages like "Save the Girl Child ", " Save the Planet Earth ", Save Birds ", Go Green", " Combat Global Warming ", " Save Water ", etc. Such messages were written on small kites which were made by students. All hoped that the messages would one day, yield positive results.
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Tuesday, 12 January 2010
A step towards energy conservation
To bring about the importance of energy conservation and to educate the students about the conservation of fossil fuels reserves, a programme on Education and awareness for Energy Conservation was conducted for the students of class V to VII at HB Kapadia school. The programme not only updated students knowledge, but even motivated them to be the change. Energy Conservation Booklets were distributed to the students talking to NIE, school principal Renu Sheth said, " Conservation of Energy and Awareness for it, is the need of the hour. We have made an attempt to insinuate in young students the importance of energy conservation as they can make a significant contribution by taking steps towards curbing of energy wastage. "
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Saturday, 9 January 2010
Gujarat girls clinch bronze
Gujarat won the bronze medal in under-14 girls tennis in national school games in gulbarga in Karnataka on Thursday.
In the bronze paly-off, Gujarat defeated Maharashtra 2-0 Mum Amin gave Gujarat the lead by defeating Aashna Sharma 6 -2.
Zeel Desai sealed the bronze by trouncing Shreya Pai of Maharastra 6 -4 in the second singles match.
Earlier, Gujarat's dream run in the championship was halted by Delhi in Semi finals. Delhi beat Gujarat 2 - 0.
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Disaster Management Awareness Week
Primary Section of H B Kapadia Memnagar, dedicated the week from Dec 29 to Jan 1 as 'Disaster Management Awareness Week'.
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Friday, 8 January 2010
the pantomime
Hello there HBK. Well there's quite a lot of things to tell you. But the main thing is the pantomime, you should hear Mrs Kelleher going on about it. Its on the 23rd of jan. and everyones really looking forward to it. Oh yes and how could I forget the weather has been very snowy and icey. by leo milner 5R.
Fun in the Snow
This week was our first week back at school after the Christmas Holidays, and it has been disrupted by the very cold weather and heavy snow! Many roads have been dangerous and a number of staff and pupils have been unable to make it into school. Those who did have had lots of fun though!
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