Good Times and Crazy Friends Make The Best Memories!!!
With an objective to instill a sense of independence and a feeling of oneness amongst the peers, students of Grade 3 had their night spent programme on 25th and 26th of November 2022 along with their class teachers. The children freshened up after completing their lessons for that day and had their lunch in the dining hall. They enjoyed play time with their friends along with games like ‘Treasure Hunt’. After having their snacks in the evening, they had a jam session with the combination of several foot tapping numbers in the Rock and Roll Room. They went to bed after an early dinner where they read storybooks. The next morning started with students going out for nature’s walk across the school campus. Later, they enjoyed a hearty breakfast. They made beautiful “Dream Catcher” using paper plates and colourful papers. The children were glued to their seats, when the movie “Wonder” was shown to them. The movie made them understand the values of kindness, love and appreciating everyone for who they are and true friendship. After having a sumptuous meal, the kids dispersed with lot of good memories to cherish forever.
Think India Assam' - Model United Nations was hosted at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati on 18th, 19th and 20th November 2022. 'Think India' is a vibrant platform for inculcating knowledge ideation and innovation among stakeholders for nation-building. It is an initiative to bring together the best talent and human resources of the country and to infuse in them a 'Nation First' attitude. Total 240 delegates from different schools of Guwahati participated in the event out of which 45 students were from RGS. Nikunj Saraf achieved Best Ambassador Award. Aarav Goyal, Pragyan Sharma, Abeek Sinha and Nikunj Saraf received verbal mention and our school has received the Best Institution Award. The Teacher coordinator of the school for the event was Mrs. Bala Meenakshi Rajkhowa and escort teacher was Dr. Karabi Das.
ANTARPRERNA saw yet another guest on 25th November, 2022.
Sri Hanumant Singh, an Advocate practicing before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, interacted with the students and spoke on topics like
1. The Indian Legal System
2. Joining the Legal Profession
3. Landmark Cases that decided the status of rights guaranteed to some Vulnerable Gender Groups viz. Women, the Girl Child, and the Transgender Community and triple talaq. The session was very well received and the students left the auditorium enriched.
The junior debate team of Royal Global School recently participated in the Junior English Debate Invitational Cup ( JEDI) organized by The Doon School Dehradun. A team of 3 students: Shanvi Agarwal Grade VII, Yash Chajjer Grade VII, and Huma Abia Kanta Grade IX along with the accompanying teacher Subhalaxmi Bora went for a 3- day competition from 17th - 19th November 2022.
More than 10 schools including The Doon School, Vasant Valley School Delhi, Emerald Heights International School Indore, Genesis Global School, Noida, and many more reputed schools of the country participated in the debate competition. The students had back-to-back debates on prepared as well as impromptu motions comprising a wide range of topics on Popular cultures, Economics, Ethics, Religion, and Parenting.
RGS qualified for the semi-finals putting up a tough fight against the top 2 schools. Huma Abia Kanta got the most promising as well as best speaker award along with Shanvi Agarwal who also got the best speaker, as well as most promising speaker award in 4 rounds of debate, competed against The Doon School, Welham Boys, Vantage Hall School, and Emerald Heights School respectively. It was a wonderful competition of great stature put up by the students. They have learned a lot and surely it will help them enhance their logical analysis and reasoning on various aspects of life.
Another Musical Extravaganza evening was hosted at Royal Global School on 19th November, Saturday. It was a musical evening organized for the parents and teachers of classes Nursery to Class 8. The program started with melodious numbers as well as a poetic rendition by the faculty members of the school. It was followed by dance and song performances by parents. Our Principal, Mr Sanjay Tiwari, also enthralled the audience with his melodious numbers, even in the local language. The parents left no stone unturned in participating and enjoyed the magical evening. The evening ended with a happy and enchanting taste for the weekend for everyone.
Spic Macay (Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture amongst Youth ) arrived in Royal Global School ,Guwahati on 12.11.22 . Prominent flutist Vidwan Mysore A Chandan Kumar was the chief artist and he was accompanied by Vidwan Idapally Ajith Kumar on the Violin and Vidwan Arjun Kumar on the Mridangam . The almost two hour long recital encompassed various aspects of Carnatic music such as different Ragas, Sawaal Jawaab and also a very interesting lecture demonstration. The artists were impressed with how engaged students were in the recital and more so by the question and answer session which followed and brought the afternoon to a befitting end.
Children are the greatest creation of God.
They spread joy wherever they go.
14th November being Children's Day ,the Pre-Primary and Primary Faculty Members of Royal Global School put up a spectacular performance for the students.
They sang some groovy numbers that made the children go gaga. There was a dance number that enthralled the children. The students were transported to Fairyland through the character parade wherein the teachers dressed up as Cinderella, Sleeping beauty,Red Riding Hood, Maleficent , Tinker Bell,Elsa,Harry Potter, Minnie Mouse, Woodland Fairy and the Clown The children were captivated and enchanted by the show put up by their teachers.
Last but not the least the multifaceted Principal of Royal Global School brought the students to their feet by singing some foot tapping numbers.
It was a token of appreciation for the students on their day - Children's Day for what they do for us on our day, Teacher's Day.
Spic Macay (Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture amongst Youth ) arrived in Royal Global School ,Guwahati on 12.11.22 . Prominent flutist Vidwan Mysore A Chandan Kumar was the chief artist and he was accompanied by Vidwan Idapally Ajith Kumar on the Violin and Vidwan Arjun Kumar on the Mridangam . The almost two hour long recital encompassed various aspects of Carnatic music such as different Ragas, Sawaal Jawaab and also a very interesting lecture demonstration. The artists were impressed with how engaged students were in the recital and more so by the question and answer session which followed and brought the afternoon to a befitting end.
On 10th November, 2022, the Utsarga Club organized a Bake & Sale to raise funds with the core objective being welfare of the children at Nortap village, Sonapur. A team of students from grades X and XII coordinated this activity meticulously headed by the club coordinator Mrs. Mahua G. Kanungoe. The team consisted of an enthusiastic batch of students who tirelessly and selflessly worked for the fund raising activity for days long. The menu was filled with yummy treats and popular delectables like chaat, nachos and cheese, doughnuts, cupcakes, cookies, pastries, chocolates, etc. Overall the Bake & Sale was a huge success and the team Utsarga has proven itself yet again. The funds raised would be used to donate a steel almirah for the Childrens' library books at ME school, Nortap as a Christmas gift to the school.
Students of class IX are inducted to community service through Project SEWA at RGS. With the aim of developing the spirit of service among the young minds, on 5 November, 2022 students of class IX A were escorted by the Class Teacher, Jayeeta Kar to Ila Snehalaya (Home of Love), Betkuchi, a Child Care Institution to spend some quality time with the children. A welcome song greeted the visitors followed by recitation, singing and dancing by the children. Students voluntarily contributed and were given a mobile phone handset considering its requirement in the Center and distributed chocolates, and some groceries for their daily requirements. It was a delight to see students engaging in sessions of chit chat, music, teaching and fun with the children. The humbling experience left the students with a sense of commitment to bring smiles on those innocent faces.
A Musical Extravaganza evening was hosted at Royal Global School on 5th November, Saturday. It was organised to reach out to the parents from grade nursery to grade 3. The program started with a melodious rendition by the Principal of Royal Global School Sanjay Tiwari Sir. It was followed by dance and song performances by parents. It was an amalgamation of cultures across India and the parents left no stone unturned in showcasing their talents. The programme ended with an earnest request from parents to make such parent reach out programmes through cultural extravaganza a regular feature.
As every year this year also Royal Global School observed the 11th death anniversary of the legendary artist Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika. The Principal, Royal Global School lit the lamp and garlanded the statue. The students and the teachers together sang the famous song 'manuhe manuhor babe.' A student of class 6 played 'Bistirna Parare' on the violin.
The principal also sang a song and paid tribute to the immortal artist Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika.
When children interact with animals, they build the all-important senses of connection, empathy and care. They feel a sense of responsibility and are curious to find out more about the animal (or even bird, insect or fish). As we explored all about Farm Animals, the children revisited the song 'Old MacDonald', read storybooks, engagement in open-ended artwork, expanded knowledge through audio-visual aids, visited eco-park to milk the cow and made a craft work. It was joy to see all of them involved and it was indeed a fun-filled learning experience.
Halloween fun!
"It's all just a bunch of hocus pocus!"
It was great fun as the children of the Pre-Primary section were all dressed up for the Halloween celebration. They participated in exciting games and had scrumptious pumpkin soup. It was a delight to see them enjoying themselves throughout the day.
