Dance is the hidden language of the soul! A special assembly on the occasion of “WORLD DANCE DAY” was conducted on 29 April 2024 by the Prefect Council of RGS. Headboy, Arham Dudhoria set the tone of the assembly emphasizing the thought that 'dance is a burst of creativity which fills our hearts with boundless joy and excitement'. The assembly began with seeking blessings of the Almighty followed by a wonderful thought by Friedrich Nietzche- “And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music”. Vice-captain, Vivekananda House proposed “dance” as the word of the day, and Vice-Captain, Gandhi House shared the significance of the day while taking a whirlwind tour of India- the land where dance runs through our veins like a vibrant river of rhythm and movement. Jhumur dance, a folk dance form originally performed by members of the tea tribe in Assam, West Bengal, Odisha, and Jharkhand was brilliantly portrayed by the students of RGS. The next scintillating performance of the day was the Bihu dance recital by Head Girl, Arisha Sheikh who was accompanied by a group of all-female Bihu musicians named ‘Xurujmukhi Suwali Bihu dol’ which captivated the audience to a gargantuan extent. The final performance was a lecture demonstration by the Chief Guest, Mrs. Mridusmita Das Bora who showcased another imperative aspect of Axomiya culture; “ Sattriya”. Mrs Das Bora who is the recipient of Sangeet Natak Academy’s Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar and Young Talented Artiste Award (NEZCC, GOI) began her demonstration with a Vishnu Vandana, accompanied by her co-performer, Rajiv Kumar Das, followed by sharing a glimpse of her journey in the field of Dance so far. She accentuated the importance of consistency to achieve success in one’s life. She concluded her presentation with a brief insight into the concept of Navarasa while connecting them to our five sense organs. The session’s takeaway was a message to the audience, “Do what you love, be persistent in your efforts and success will be yours”. The assembly was brought to an end with an address by the Principal, Dr. Dilip Kumar Panda.
Field trips for kindergarten foster collaboration, flexibility, and empathy in young children, nurturing their social and emotional growth. These excursions offer kids opportunities to engage with educators and peers across diverse environments, fostering social connections and emotional resilience. Recently, the pre-primary students of RGS embarked on an enriching journey to Deepor Beel. Brimming with enthusiasm, they eagerly boarded the bus, singing songs, sharing stories, and eagerly identifying the sights along the way, upon arriving at the scenic locale of Deepor Beel, the children joyfully unpacked and enjoyed their meals alongside their friends, immersing themselves in the serene surroundings and reveling in the camaraderie of shared experiences.
The Career Orientation, Guidance, and Motivation seminar facilitated by Prof. Dr. George Dean, RSB and RSC, along with Dr. Bitopi, HOD School of Business, RGU, proved to be a transformative experience for the students of Class 12 at RGS. As they embark on their journey towards higher education and professional growth, the insights gained from the seminar will undoubtedly serve as a guiding light, empowering them to realize their full potential and achieve their aspirations. The seminar left a profound impact on the students, empowering them with knowledge, inspiration, and motivation to chart their career paths effectively. The guidance provided by Prof. Dr. George Dean is poised to assist students in making informed decisions and pursuing their goals with clarity and confidence.
The boarders of Royal Global School embarked on a trek to Bhima Shankar Mandir Hill Side, Pamohi, accompanied by sports staff and residential teachers, under the leadership of Principal Dr. Dillip Kumar Panda. The trek covered a total distance of approximately 12 kilometers. The students enthusiastically participated and thoroughly enjoyed the event. The group commenced their journey at 5:30 am and returned to the campus by 8:30 am.
On 24.04.2024, MV Kohua Bon, a unit of Sofia Navigation Cruises Pvt Ltd, organized a river cruise on “Unifying our Actions for Bird Awareness and Conservation”, aimed at fostering bird awareness and conservation among 40 students representing 4 schools from Guwahati. Renowned experts Dr. Biswajit De and Anwaruddin Choudhury shared their knowledge on the significance of bird watching in conservation efforts. Students gained valuable insights into the intricate world of Ornithology. A hands-on art activity was conducted, where students created Herbarium under expert guidance. This provided a creative avenue for students to engage with and deepen their understanding of conservation practices. Ten students of Grade 9 and 10 from Royal Global School actively participated in the event. Furthermore, four students were honored for their exceptional contributions in various categories, showcasing their dedication and talent. The event provided a platform for students to connect with nature and understand the importance of preserving avian biodiversity. Through interactive sessions and practical activities, students gained practical skills and knowledge, empowering them to become stewards of the environment. The program served as a catalyst for inspiring the young minds of conservationists. The event not only educated students about bird conservation but also instilled in them a sense of responsibility towards preserving our natural heritage.
What an incredible day of discovery and adventure for our Grade 1 students during their neighborhood field trip! Our young explorers traversed the charming streets of the city and surrounding areas, pausing at various points of interest such as schools, hospitals, and captivating landmarks like Deepor Beel, the aromatic medicinal garden, ISBT, Balaji Temple, and the Maniram Dewan Trade Centre. Each stop provided a unique learning experience, deepening the students' understanding and appreciation of their community. With smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories, the day was truly magical. The enthusiasm and curiosity of our students made every moment special.
The first online meeting of Economics Sandbox with the student participants, conducted on 23rd April 2024, marked the beginning of an enriching journey for the students and facilitators. Under the umbrella of the Round Square community, Royal Global School thrives on holistic education. The agenda for the meeting was to define essential agreement and revisit the timeline. The the meeting also discussed future steps of experimental economics. Apart from Royal Global School, 11 other schools from India have participated in the meeting. A team of seven students from RGS have chosen Inflation as their topic. In the upcoming days, they will be researching and conducting market surveys on Inflation under the guidance of Dr. Karabi Das and Parikshit Pachani. Through these meetings, student participants enhanced their academic knowledge and developed essential life skills, preparing themselves to thrive in a rapidly evolving world.
On the occasion of World Book Day, a special event, "The Bookworm Family," was organized for the parents and children of Grade 3. The event was designed to foster a love for reading and to encourage family participation and creativity through various book-themed activities. It served as a testament to the importance of nurturing literary appreciation from an early age. Through a diverse range of activities like storytelling session with props , dramatic renditions of popular children's books, book-inspired artwork from colorful illustrations to imaginative collages and character interview session, participants were inspired to explore the magical world of books, fostering a lifelong love for reading and learning. The Bookworm Family was a resounding success, bringing together families in celebration of literature, creativity, and imagination. As we commemorate World Book Day, let us continue to cherish and celebrate the magic of reading, inspiring future generations to embrace the wonders of the written word.
“Look out for the land and the land will look after you, Destroy the land, and the land will destroy you.” To celebrate Earth Day, a day dedicated to our magnificent planet, the students of Royal Global School gathered to attend a special assembly on 22nd April 2024. The assembly began with a moment of prayer, reflecting on the beauty of this beautiful planet called Earth. The assembly proceedings were an amalgamation of a medley of vibrant performances and presentations wherein the narrative of hope, inspiration, and action for a brighter and greener future was weaved. The enchanting artistry of a Nukkad Natak (Street Play)depicting the importance of preserving our planet was staged in a fun and interactive way. Every gesture and word echoed the urgency and the need of the hour to save the earth. The play was followed by a harmonious symphony of a musical enactment - a modern contemporary presentation that showed the beautiful gift of nature from God is, and took us on a harmonious journey of reverence, honoring the bond between humanity and nature. A video sensitizing about the detrimental effect of plastic on the environment was screened, where the visuals served as a gentle reminder of the consequences of actions of humankind and the need for change. The Principal, Dr. Dilip Kumar Panda addressed the assembly and emphasized the role played by students as harbingers of change in the society so that we maintain the exquisitely delicate balance of nature. The program ended with a wonderful display of different models made by the students describing the importance of utmost care to be taken regarding Earth.
Today on 18th April 2024 - World Heritage Day, the students of Grade 3 embarked on an educational journey to Assam State Museum. The trip was organized to explore the rich history and cultural heritage of our state. Upon arrival, students were greeted by the museum staff who provided with a brief orientation about the museum's layout, rules, and highlights. The museum promised a fascinating array of exhibits, artifacts, and interactive displays, offering us a glimpse into the past and present of our region. The tour began by delving into the Village life of Assam Gallery which provided a sight of the village life of Assam through scale models of assamese household, naam ghar, fishing and farming implements etc. The displays in the Sculpture Gallery, which were fashioned in the pre-Ahom period allowed the students to experience ancient wood carvings, terracota pots and potsherds, kaolin pottery firsthand, bringing history to life in an immersive way. Children were amazed to see the items belonging to medieval period and other modern specimen used by Japanese army during Second World war. They also enjoyed the Epigraphy Gallery which gave them the insights to the inscriptions and royal proclamations written in various scripts and languages. They left the museum feeling inspired and proud of our state's rich legacy, eager to continue the exploration of its past and present.
Six bright minds from Grade 8 participated in an exhilarating RS Zoom Postcard on 17th April on the topic ‘Round Square Brainbash’, organised by Ashbury College, Canada. Through engaging quizzes and thought-provoking discussions, the students explored diverse perspectives on global issues and collaborated with peers worldwide. Every moment was a testament to the power of curiosity and connection.
As the hues of spring adorn nature and splashes of color are everywhere, Spring Festivals are celebrated in different parts of India with different names. In Assam, it is known as Rongali Bihu or Bohag Bihu. Royal Global School celebrated Rongali Bihu with enthusiastic zeal. The school came alive as students and faculty members from across the grades were dressed in their traditional finery, presenting a sight to behold. The celebration began with a skit in which students from grades 6 to 8 informed the gathering about the significance of Bohag Bihu and how it is celebrated, including the delicacies that are an integral part of the Bihu celebrations. The audience was also educated about the varied types of Bihu. The festival is not limited to goru bihu (cattle festival) and manuh bihu (human festival) but also includes seven other types of bihu, known as saat bihu. Each type of bihu is unique and holds significant cultural and traditional value in the Assamese community. As the festive season approaches, the excitement in the air is palpable, and the preparations for saat bihu begin. From traditional delicacies to colorful attire, everything is a part of this grand celebration. The stage came alive as students from grades 4 to 12 danced to the beats of the Dhol, Pepa, and the Gogona. The breathtaking moves of the Bihu dancers captivated, enchanted, mesmerized, and enthralled the students. The special assembly concluded with an address by the school's principal, Dr. Dillip Kumar Panda. He appreciated the students' hard work and, to the delight of all, addressed the students in Assamese. The cherry on top was an impromptu dance by the faculty members of the school. Overall, it was a lovely assembly that set the mood for the festivities that have gripped the Assamese people!
On April 1st and 2nd, 2024, Royal Global School successfully hosted two consecutive sessions of the CBSE Capacity Building Programmes. The initial session centered on "Art Integration," followed by a deeper exploration of "Learning Outcomes & Pedagogies" in the subsequent session. Our committed educators actively engaged in these sessions, acquiring invaluable insights and strategies to elevate their teaching practices. This experience proved fruitful for all involved, fostering professional development and directly benefiting our students.
We are thrilled to announce that Jai Vardhan Jhunjhunwala, a student of Royal Global School, has made us proud by securing a silver medal at the 4th Assam State Equestrian Championship, hosted at the esteemed Assam Valley School. This remarkable achievement highlights Jai's exceptional talent and dedication to equestrian sports. The team from Royal Global School included – Jai Vardhan Jhunjhunwala, Mriganka K Borah, Jagrav Goswami, and Rituraj Das Choudhury. Jai's success is a testament to his hard work and the excellent training and support he receives at Royal Global School. We congratulate him on this outstanding feat and wish him continued success in all his future endeavors.
