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                                                                                                                                                What's the Good word (Juniors):

‘What’s the Good Word?’ for students of classes 6, 7 and 8 was held on    September 1, 2008, in the school auditorium.

The four teams were chosen after qualifying in the first two preliminary rounds. Each team comprised one student each, from classes 6, 7 and 8.

The competition gave the participants the opportunity to display their knowledge of vocabulary. The nine rounds included Complete the Proverbs, Guess the Word, Scrabble Round, Acronyms, Abbreviations and Short Forms, Pick your Question, Homonyms, Compound Words, Spelling Round and finally the exciting Rapid Fire Round.

The audience too had their chance to try their skill when questions were posed to them. Sharan Suresh of class VIII C welcomed the audience while Keerthana Saravanan of class VIII D proposed the vote of thanks. The hosts for the competition were Aatreyi Mitra, Kavya Mariam Jacob and Faizan Shaikh, all students of class XI.

The following teams were declared the winners:

Team A:  First position

Krishnan G.

 VI A

Gokul Ganesh

 VII A

Aneesa Khan

 VIII B

Team D: Second position

Aishwarya Sree G. V.

 VI F

Sonin Santhosh

 VII F

Syed Taqi Haider

 VIII E

 

 

 

 

 

 

The members of the other teams were awarded certificate of participation:

Team B:

Ishani Sen

 VI B

Govind Mohan

 VII A

Athulya Sajimon

 VIII B

Team C:

Aishwarya Ganesh

 VI F

Ketaki Suri

 VII F

Janet Sajan

 VIII E

 

The competition was indeed a challenge to our young linguists and they took it up successfully.

English Elocution (Juniors):

The English Elocution Competition for Juniors was held on 18 August 2008 in the school auditorium. Students from Classes 6, 7 and 8 participated in the competition.   A variety of poems, passages and speeches were presented by the participants with poise and confidence which enthralled the audience. It was an interesting, educative and enjoyable afternoon for all the students of the Middle School who witnessed the competition.

The winners of  the competition were :

Class 6

Meryll Sunny George     I Position

Rehan Mehta                II Position

Daivik Dinesh               II Position

Sai Swaroop Rai -       III Position

 Class 7 -

Amaan Naushad                       I Position

Sandhya Vishwanathan           II Position

Karishma Bhawnani                  III Position

Class 8 -

Roshni R                                   I Position

Fahd Rayees                            II Position

Shreyas Satyamurthy              III Position

 

 

 

                

                                                                                                  

English Elocution (Seniors):  

Young Speakers in the forefront

The English Elocution Competition for seniors was held on 31st May 2008 in the ISG auditorium. The comperes were Archita Menon, Vivek Kumar Ashoka and Anchal Kapoor.

Four students each from classes 9 to 12 were selected to compete in the final round.

The judges for the competition were Mrs. Rekha Jacob, Mrs. Rosanna Mendonsa,   Mrs. Reema Srivastava.

 

 

 

The winners of  the competition were :  

Class 9 - Ashotoshnath Agarwal-9A, Sharanya Ravichandran-9B

Class 10 - Sadia Cidar - 10C ,  Leena Vasaikar - 10D

Class 11 - Ishita Biswas - 11B , Keertana SureshKumar - 11B

Class 12- Amanda Abereo- 12 A , Shivani Bhatnagar-12 B.

 

English Debate (Seniors):

TOPIC:  MODERN LIFESTYLE IS CONTRIBUTING TO THE BREAKDOWN OF THE FAMILY

Is modern lifestyle contributing to the breakdown of the family?  This is what students of classes IX, X, XI and  XII were debating about, at the English debate for senior classes of the Indian School Al Ghubra.

The venue was the ISG auditorium and the debate was held on June 1st.  The chairperson, Nihitha Mohan assisted by Asmeet Bhatia and Nishkriya   Kalyanaraman, introduced the topic and greeted the judges, participants and the audience.

The judges at the event were Mr M.V.Jose,  Mrs Deepali Bhatnagar and Mrs Shalini G who are all well versed in public speaking.

 

 

The opening Speaker, Rohit Prasad (Class XII) and his team members comprising         Mohit Rajadhyaksha (Class XII), Shyam Narayan (Class X), Glynn George (Class XII) and Archita Menon (Class XII) were of the strong opinion that modern lifestyle with its technology, modern gadgets and busy life is taking its toll on the family.

However Mahalaxmi S (Class X), Aatreyi Mitra (XI), Shamak Dutta (Class IX), Abheek A (Class IX) and Vignesh Sushratha (Class XI) maintained that modern lifestyle is not to be blamed  but the lack of patience and understanding among others is the main cause for disintegration of the family.  They opined that the hectic schedule has given rise to the concept of quality time with family.

 

Glynn George was adjudged the best speaker of the day. Architha Menon secured the second position.  The third position was shared by Vignesh Sushratha and Shamak Dutta.

The judges were quite impressed by the views expressed and the confidence with which all the participants spoke on the topic.

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