Thursday, December 22, 2011

Visit To St Mary's Old Age Home











The members of Rotary Interact Club of Kulachi Hansraj Model School visited St Mary's Old Age Home on 21st December 2011,along with teacher incharges Mrs Sunita Saini and Mrs Seema Lal.Students interacted with the inmates of the old age home,and listened to them with great enthusiasm. A packet was prepared for each of the 25 inmates which consisted of the various things donated by the students and teachers of the school, such as blankets,mufflers,creams,packets of biscuits,medicines etc. Waist belts and knee pads were also give to some inmates as per their need. Students also prepared a card for each inmate wishing them a Merry Christmas, with a heartwarming message written on each card. Interactors prepared various performances to entertain the inmates, which were immensely enjoyed by them. our Interactors also decorated the lawn and christmas tree of the premisis.A lunch party was organised for them. Interactors, upon returning were blessed by the the inmates.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Condemn Smoking


Self- composed poem by
Shreeya Katyal
(XI-F)

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Annual Inter-School Extempore Debate Competition

The Annual Inter School Extempore Debate Competition was organized by the Rotary Interact Club of Kulachi Hansraj Model School on 15 November 2011, sponsored by Rotary Club of Delhi Garden City.Chief guest Rotarian Mr Bhupinder Singh Suri (President)along with other dignitaries from Rotary Club of Delhi Garden City- Ms Amrit Dhingra (Secretary), Dr Veena Bali (Director Young Generation) and Dr Hardeep(Immediate Past President), Mrs P.Datta-our Principal and Headmistresses Mrs.Kaul, Mrs Kumar and Mrs.Arya also graced the occasion.
The lighting of lamp of knowledge was followed by the cultural programme which included the school prayer and a classical dance recital performed by members of the Interact club.
A Brochure Anubhuti was released on the activities of the club.
It was our first ever released Brochure in which we have highlighted activities of the club which it undertakes throughout the year.
COMPETITION:The topics for the debate were :'Corruption can be removed by legislature of India' and 'Dynasty is the most important qualification for politics'. . The esteemed judges of the competition included Mr Hari Mamak, Mrs Monica Babbar, Dr Vimakshi.
25 prestigious schools of Delhi participated in the event. Participants were given a preparation time of 30 minutes.The competition saw enthusiastic participation of the debators on the topics with zeal and vigour.
The individual winners were given a cash prize of Rs 10,000/- .The 1st and 2nd runners up were given cash prizes of Rs 7500/- and Rs 5000/- respectively along with individual Trophies. The Rolling Trophy was jointly shared by Montfort School and APJ Sheikh Sarai. The event concluded with Mrs P Datta and Mr Bhupendra Singh Suri addressing the students with their highly motivating words.
It was an commendable effort by our teacher coordinators Ms. Sunita Saini ,Ms.Seema Lal and the team of Interactors to make this event a success.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

DILA 2011

Members of Rotary Club attended the DILA 2011 (District Interact Leadership Assembly)organised by Rotary Club of Delhi Rajendra Place . The event, named Ashayein, was held at Apeejay School, Sheikh Sarai. It was an interact programme for interacters across different schools in Delhi. Interacters were seated in the auditorium where they witnessed the ZIRs (Zonal Interact Representatives) being introduced, including Deepanshu Bansal from KHMS. A play performed by the interactors of our school.
The chief speaker of the day was Mr.Rakesh Aggarwal who ineracted with us in a very friendly manner and gave us very small tips for personality development and how to deal with the outside world.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

TRAFFIC AWARENESS WORKSHOP-19TH AUGUST 2011

On 19th August,2011 the Club organized a 'Traffic Awareness workshop' for its members in collaboration with Delhi Traffic Police. Mr. Radheshyam with his team came to school to create traffic awareness amongst students. He dwelled upon the idea of spreading traffic awareness through 3 E’s: Engineering, Enforcement and Education, . Mr. Radheshyam said that students should inform their parents about traffic rules. We were shown a small documentary titles “Ladla Driver”. The film depicted that how parents spoil their children by giving them vehicles before 18yrs. and then repent afterwards. We were also shown a small presentation depicting how to ensure our safety while we are on the roads. We were also distributed a Road Sign Chart, a small interactive Pocket booklet wherein various safety rules were written and few other things for upgrading our knowledge. Mr. Radheshyam gave us the Golden mantra -to control anger' as this is the major cause of Road Rage. To conclude, Mr. Radheshyam announced a few activities like poster making competition, road safety march etc. to be taken up in future.
He summarized the workshop by giving us various slogans like “Always be alert, Road is like a snake”; “Sadak suraksha, jeewan raksha”; “Helmet hai zaruri, na samjho majboori”; “We are children, our safety lies in your hands” etc.
The workshop ended with a vote of thanks by club incharges: Ms. Sunita Saini and Ms. Seema Lal and Mr. Radheshyam claiming the school to be his personal favourite and promising to extend his helping hand to the school whenever we need him.
The workshop was quite interesting and the spell that Mr. Radheshyam had created in those 90 minutes, was so amazing that all of us were longing for more at the end of such an interactive session.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Traffic Awareness Campaign- 27th August 2011

27th August, 2011- Parents Teachers Meeting of our school. On this day the Rotary Interact Club along with the support of Delhi Traffic Police, campaigned to create awareness about traffic among the public. The motto of this campaign was to guide children as well as the adult population to follow the Traffic Rules. The interactors who enthusiastically created awareness under the guidence of the traffic police and the teacher incharges of the club, Mrs.Sunita Saini and Mrs.Seema Lal were Yashika Thukral, Shreeya Katyal, Vaishali Panjwani, Tarun Malhotra, Shubhendera Nigam, Abhijeet and Nimita.
The interactors convinced parents to not to allow their children to drive any vehicle without driving lisence and till they are 18 yrs. old. The Traffic police (people)guided them about rules n other safety measures that must be kept in mind while using the roads.
Parents were provided with some literature which gave detailed information about the traffic awareness in an interactive way.

Monday, August 29, 2011

Induction ceremony-10th August 2011





Induction Ceremony of ' Rotary Interact Club 'of KHMS
The interact club of Kulachi Hansraj Model School conducted its Induction Ceremony on 10th August, 2011. The occasion was graced by Mr. Bhupendra Singh- The president of Rotary Club, Delhi Garden City, Dr. Hardeep its past President, Dr. Veena Bali and other dignitaries from the club.
The Principal Mrs. P.Datta welcomed the guests, followed by the symbolic lighting of the lamp of knowledge. Students from the Interact Club sang the school prayer, which was followed by an address from the school Principal.


The past President of the club- Taksh Gupta, handed over the charge to newly elect President Abhijeet Sabharwal.
Mr. Bhupendra Singh and Dr. Veena Bali inspired every one with their wise thoughts. They expressed their appreciation for the club and its teacher incharges Mrs. Sunita Saini and Mrs. Seema Lal, also announcing that Kulachi’s Interact Club is one of the biggest and the best club of Delhi.



The best interactors of previous year, Yagya Arora and Shresth Narula were rewarded for their efforts. Newly elect President Abhijeet Sabharwal expressed his pleasure at being given such a big responsibility and promised to uphold the motto of the club, ‘Service Before Self’. He introduced the theme taken up by the club this year, ‘Traffic Awareness’-'Ensuring safe and secure Roads'.





The Cultural Programme included a dance recital by Girika, an interactor, and a street play on plight of females, which was applauded by everyone and was a success.