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"A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work." There is no royal flower-strewn path to success. The school takes immense pride in congratulating the students who have brought accolades to the school. Yet again proving their acumen Klites achieved fantabulous results in SOF International Mathematics Olympiad.
Exhibiting the nous Anushree Sharma (3rd) was awarded International Bronze medal, a cash prize of Rs.1000 and a citation of outstanding performance, Raghav Singh (5th) won International Silver Medal, a cash prize of Rs.1000 and citation of outstanding performance, Ridhaan Kapoor (4th) and Mahee (7th) were awarded Zonal Gold medal & Zonal Bronze medal respectively, Cash prize of Rs.1000 and a citation of Zonal Excellence.
Adding to the galore of accolades Shrihan Tiwary (2nd), Alesha Fatima (5th), Priyanshi Vatsa (6th), Prabhav Dwivedi (9th), Parnika Garg (9th) were awarded Distinction medal, cash prize and a citation.
Exemplifying the scoreboard Prisha Jain (1st), Chirag Taneja (1st), Tavish Gupta (1st), Namah Devansh Tripathi (2nd), Pranshul Pokhariya (3rd), Sanvi Sachdeva (3rd), Siddhi Sharma (3rd), Naitik Kumar (4th), Nevaan Jain (4th), Reyansh Tyagi (4th), Aryan Jaiswal (5th), Rohan Sharma (5th), Tapomay Singh (5th) and Preet Thakur (6th) were awarded Gold medal of excellence and a citation of participation.
Shaurya Malik (1st), Rishita Jaiswal (3rd), Vinod Kumar Sharma (3rd), Gaurang Sharma (4th), Pranshu Dushyant Sharma (4th), Aksh Divaniya (5th), Arnav Rastogi (5th), Tanishka Kulehria (5th), Aanya Singh (7th) and Shivashish Chauhan (8th) were awarded Distinction Medal and a citation.
It is indeed a moment of pride and elation for everyone. School management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the proud winners on their promising performance.
UIMO is a Mathematics Olympiad conducted by Unified Council. Mathematics is the future language, and it acts as the basis for science and most research. UIMO is a curriculum-based examination that helps students in assessing their strengths and weaknesses in Maths. It has been designed by educational experts to ignite a competitive spirit among students.
It gives us a feeling of immense pride to share that the students of K. L. International School managed to reach above and beyond the splendid performance in UIMO.
Arjun Rastogi (class II) stood at the 27th rank among the top 100 International achievers with Mahee (class VII) who ranked 3rd in UP.
Along with these meritorious students the other students who made the school proud were Tanishka Kulehria (class V), Atharva Rohilla (class VI), Shivashish Chauhan (class VIII) and Abhyuday Singh (class IX) stood at the first rank in their respective classes.
Aarohi Bhatia (class II), Anushka Sharma (class VIII) and Parnika Garg (class IX) stood at the second rank with Avanya Nagar (class II) at the third rank.
The Management and the Principal applauded the dynamic performance of the students and wished them luck for their future endeavours.
Prizes Galore for Klites!
Klites have been carving their niche and becoming a force to reckon with in many recently-conducted competitions.
At the specially designed Olympiad by Hindustan, our proud paragons Tanishka Kulehria and Vardhan Goel stood proud as state toppers with a citation and cash prize of Rs 5100/-.
Adding to the galore, Priyanshi Vatsa of class 6th outstandingly performed and secured a prized district topper position and was awarded a citation and cash prize of Rs 2100/-.
School management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the winners and wished them all luck for future endeavours.
The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) conducted the National Science Olympiad (NSO). The motive of this Olympiad is to enhance the interest of students towards the subject of Science.
It’s a moment of great honour that Klites breezed through National Science Olympiad. Our budding mind Vinod Kumar Sharma obtained Gift worth of Rs. 1000/-, an International Bronze Medal and a Certificate of Outstanding Performance. Aryan Jaiswal outshined himself by winning Gift worth of Rs. 1000/-, a Zonal Silver Medal and a Certificate of Zonal Excellence. Arnav Rastogi secured Gift worth of Rs. 1000/-, a Zonal Bronze Medal and a Certificate of Zonal Excellence. Tanishka Kulehria received a Gift worth of Rs. 500/-, a Medal of Distinction and a Certificate of Distinction.
Our blooming achievers Prisha Jain, Madhav Agrawal, Rishita Jaiswal, Siddhi Sharma, Aaryaveer Agarwal, Nevaan Jain, Pranshu Dushyant Sharma, Shreshth Kumar Kashyap, Rohan Sharma, Mishti Jain, Ansh, Shaurya Singh, Aanya Singh, Reva Jaiswal, Shivashish Chauhan, Om Arnav Tripathi and Abhyuday Singh proved themselves by winning Gold Medal of Excellence along with Participation Certificate.
Our young prodigies Ojasva Jaiswal, Anushree Sharma, Arnav Goswami, Reyansh Tyagi, Vihaan Tiwary, Raghav Singh, Arjun Dev and Priyanshi Vatsa won Medal of Distinction and Distinction Certificate. Sixty one students of our school received Participation Certificate.
The NSO is an appreciable platform for the students to help them to know their interest and knowledge in science.
Mask making is one of the most enjoyable crafts that children can be engaged in. An Inter-House Masquerade Fabrication Competition was organized for the students of class XI. This activity was organized to explore and encourage creativity in children and offer them a platform to show their skill in mask making. It inspired children to think and work creatively and promote artistic excellence. Children participated earnestly in the competition. It was a difficult task thereafter for the house teachers to shortlist students as all participants came up with amazing artwork in mask making. A variety of beautifully embellished masks fabricated with paint, embroidery, beads, pearls and crystals galore surely adorned the screens of virtual classrooms on teams.
The neck to neck competition was aptly won by Prerna house, followed by Pragati house at second position and the third position was bagged by Prayas house. Kudos to all the participants!!!
The Epilepsy Awareness Day or the Purple Day which is celebrated annually on March 26 was created to increase awareness and dispel common myths and fears of this neurological disorder. It also aims to reduce the social stigmas commonly endured by many individuals afflicted with the condition, to provide assurance and advocacy to those living with epilepsy.
An activity of poster making was conducted on this day in the IX-X wing of K. L. International School. The students were made aware about the brain disorder as they vowed to provide assurance and advocacy to those living with epilepsy and to take action in their communities to achieve these aims.
“Learning gives creativity, creativity leads to thinking, thinking provides knowledge and knowledge makes us great.”
ITS Quiz Whiz competition for the students of classes XI and XII was conducted in school auditorium wherein around 150 students of all streams participated with fervent attitude and gave a tough battle to each other. The aim of the competition was to test the learners’ knowledge about Science, English, Mathematics, Social Studies and General Knowledge.
Uday Deshwal, Swastik Dwivedi and Biswajeet Shekhar through their prowess bagged the first three positions and qualified for national round. The Principal congratulated the winners and wished them good luck for the next round.
The students, staff and management of the school bid farewell to the outgoing students of class XII. The farewell was organised by class XI students, who gave their best wishes to their seniors.
The farewell function was celebrated with fervour at School campus on the theme “Treasure Trove: Yaadon ki Gullak". It was an occasion for the outgoing students to look back at the time that they spent in the lawns of school campus and the education that they acquired during the period.
The day was a fiesta devoted to the years spent together with friends and teachers to reminisce joyous moments. The courtyard was festooned appropriately keeping in mind the theme ‘Treasure Trove: Yaadon ki Gullak’ with gold and shining stars. The speech by Vice Head Boy poignantly portrayed the emotions of leaving school after a childhood spent in its loving portals. The festivities kicked off with a performance by the musicians of class XI, who sang a string of popular movie songs and had everybody tapping along to the catchy songs. Time parody: theatrical show stole the hearts of everyone. Two rounds of games to entertain the seniors were organised by the students of class XI 'Mime & Tick tok' to reminisce life at School.
Students of class XII were bestowed with Titles. Mr & Ms KLI titles were claimed by Sparsh Rastogi and Avani Singh, Mr & Ms Farewell titles were bagged by Garv Rastogi and Zoya Rehman. Kriti Bhargava and Khyati Bhardwaj received Eloquent Speaker’s titles. Grand Finale performance by young stage artists persuaded the audience tapped their feet to peppy songs and it was a fun filled bonanza. Principal addressed the students by wishing them a great future ahead. The day was a memorable one both for the outgoing batch and the teachers. There was a lot of emotion and nostalgia as students took photographs around the majestic school building where they had spent their childhood.
NSTSE (National Level Science Talent Search Exam) conducted by the Unified Council is a great platform for the students to test their skills and concepts. This exam is scientifically designed and provides detailed analysis of the participants in Science and Maths.
The learners of our school enthusiastically participated in NSTSE Exam in which our brilliant brain Sarthak Gupta of class IX obtained 37th Rank of the top hundred International achievers.
Our prodigies Priyanshi Vasta (class VI), Tanishka Kulehria (class V), Paarth Gupta (class VII), Arjun Rastogi (class II), Shivashish Chauhan (class VIII) and Parnika Garg (class IX) achieved 1st Rank in their class.
Our intellect minds Akshat Goel (class VIII), Utkarsh Gupta (class IX) and Preet Thakur (class VI) received 2nd Rank in their class. Ayush Mittal (class VIII) scored 3rd Rank in his class.
Kudos! To all the winners.
The mission of the theatre is to change, to raise the consciousness of people to their human possibilities.
World Theatre Day is celebrated on 27 March every year to raise awareness about the day. Theatre is essential for education, stimulation, and relaxation. The day celebrates the essence, beauty, and importance of theatre arts, their significant role in entertainment, and the symbolic impact that theatre has on life. This day also serves to the value of theatre to the people and its potential for fiscal growth.
Theatres are not just another way to entertain ourselves but they are a way to learn something new, something more meaningful: so well this thought was portrayed by students of class XII who celebrated the day with full vigour and jollity in the school auditorium. The marvellous presentations of a monologue, dialogue-act and a burlesque elated the audience and left them in awe. Students prepared attractive posters and banners highlighting the significance of the art form and the observance of the day.
The celebration enhanced the confidence of the contributors and invigorated the audience to pay due reverence and acknowledgement to theatre.
"It is the cause, not the death, that makes a martyr".
Martyrs’ Day or Shaheed Diwas is celebrated in India several times a year to pay tribute to the freedom fighters who rested down their lives for India to become independent from British colonisation. The day is observed on March 23, to commemorate the sacrifices made by the great freedom fighters. It was the day when Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev were hanged in 1931.
A special assembly was organised to pay homage to the above cited leaders, in which the significance of the day was highlighted. Students presented patriotic songs and a speech was delivered stressing the role played by Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev.
The day filled in patriotic fervour among the students who pledged to rise and shine to add glory to the nation.
There is no joy greater than seeing our students accomplishing what they have been hoping for and working towards fulfilling their dreams.
Shubhankar Agarwal was an enterprising student of K. L. International School and graduated from school in 2018 with a stupendous 97% aggregate. Based on his impressive credentials, which were enabled over the years by many successful school initiatives, He excelled in all his pursuits.
During his graduate study, he got an opportunity to work as a research, policy and content intern at various organisations where he got exposed to working on foreign policies and comparing different governmental systems.
Heartiest congratulations to our proud alumnus, Shubhankar Agarwal who have been selected to receive the SIS Dean's Award based on his exceptional academic achievements and potential to study Master of Arts in International Affairs: Global Governance, Politics, and Security program for Fall 2022 at American University's School of International Service. He was awarded a whopping amount of $33, 588 (INR 25,53,000 approx).
He believes that the academic rigour of KLI, enabled by a very supportive environment for STEM learning, has given him a head start in college.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated him on this phenomenal success and quoted that his success is an inspiration to his fellow students who will love to take inspiration from his works.
He credits his school, teachers and the management for his successes and learnings in life.
It's a testimony to KLI's strong school-home connection that school teachers continue to play the role of mentors for their students even beyond school!
"CHALLENGES AND PROBLEMS ARE THE FUEL TO SUCCESS."
Congratulations!!! to the ACHIEVERS of AISSCE TERM 1 EXAMINATION 2021-22.
The proud learners of K. L. International School, stood tall to testify the school motto 'Knowledge, Discipline and Character’ by continuing their splendid journey of comprehensive learning and reaching towards greater glories whilst soaring to newer heights.
The unyielding streak of K. L. International School will never cease to exist. The young prodigies of Grade XII batch 2021-22 gave scintillating results in the CBSE Grade XII Board Examinations. The highest score of the school is a stupendous 100%
The school climbed in toppers list: Vyomesh Goel, Priyansh Goel, Ritwik Manohar and Madhav Nagpal stood proud at 100% in Science stream followed by Parv Singhal at 99.46%, matching the footsteps Sparsh Rastogi, Tarush Agarwal, and Uday Pratap Sisodia at 98.92%. Accelerating on the same success path Divye Bansal of Commerce stream splendidly scored 100% matching the pace Abhyudya Gupta and Shreya Pathak scored 99.43% and Kavya Ujjwal scored 98.86%.
Manvi of Humanities stream exemplifying the success at 99.47%, Vinayak Kulshrestha scored meticulous 98.95% and Avani Singh scored 98.42%.
Astoundingly 85% of the school students have been above 90% and above in AISSCE 2021-2022. 337 scaled to a new pinnacle as our learners scored 100% in different subjects. Proudly 91 students scored 100% in English, 54 in Music, Chemistry-41, Psychology-24, Accountancy-21, Economics-21, Maths-18, Business Studies-17, Physical Education-16, Physics-14, Geography-8, History-4, Political Science-3, Biology-2, Painting, Home Science and Computer Science-1.
K. L. Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the students and thanked teachers and parents for being a source of constant strength and support to the learners in challenging times.
They also asserted that our young adults stand at the threshold of greener pastures, we wish them the very best in all their future pursuits and pray that they keep adding new feathers to the cap of their alma mater.
Heartiest Congratulations!
“There are always new, grander challenges to confront and a true winner will embrace each one.”
The students of K. L. International School once again proved their mettle with the Class X Term 1 CBSE Result. A total of 471 students scripted a historic moment as they excelled in the CBSE results by bringing echoed laurels and accolades to the school.
The meritorious excellence students’ comprehensive result of the Phrontistery is that 8 wunderkinds Tushar Girdher, Abhinav Banerjee, Aayush Singh Faujdar, Aaradhya Sharma, Sangrika Chauhan, Vansh Bisariya, Anushruti, Devansh Chauhan stood proud at 100% marks by scoring 200/200 and secured 1 position.
Following the league 10 students Alok Kumar, Tanav Bhatia, Aryan Gupta, Abhay Nawani, Paridhi Rastogi, Aradhya Rana, Shradha Kabdwal, Vasu Sharma, Aryan Pratap Singh, Krish Verma scored 99.5% (199/200) marks stood proud on the second position, following the footsteps 5 students Vatsal Sikarwar, Ishani Bhardwaj, Shakti Sidhu, Pari Shree Gupta, Gaurang Agarwal scored 99% (198/200) securing the third position.
Stupendously 154 students scored 90% and above aggregate marks. The coup of success galore as 385 students scored 100 marks in different subjects, Standard Math-78, Social Science-49, English-139, Hindi-16, Sanskrit-13, Science-81, Math-09, and IT-41.
Students were overwhelmed with the stunning results and shared their views as they traced their nostalgic journey throughout the virtual learning. They felt short of words as they expressed their gratitude towards the school Management and school Principal for supporting and rendering a safe and secure online platform. The entire experience made them well versed with the hands-on experience while handling the digital tools. It was indeed a heartwarming moment as parents and teachers together presented camaraderie fostering blended learning. The School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the students for their scintillating win to etch their names and leaving a legacy for others to emulate. The School management also conveyed their warm blessings to the students for a progressive and prosperous future ahead.
It is a matter of great pride that Shivashish Chauhan of class VIII of K. L. International School has won the 3rd prize and the cash prize of Rs. 10,000 in the Jigyasa Vigyan Mahotsav 2022 organised by the CBSE.
His work on Disaster Mitigation – Urban Hooding was awarded by Mr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Ind. Charge) Science & Tech; (Ind. Charge) Earth Sciences; PMO.
The School Management and the Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar appreciated his performance and wished him luck for future endeavours.
Fervent KLites participated and emerged victorious in Vistaar 2022 an Inter school Competition organized by CRPF School Rohini.
Our devout and zestful students left their indelible mark in various Online events meant for classes K.G to XII. In the KG category event ‘Rhythmic Munchkins’, our very artistic Anaya Kajla (UKG) bagged the first prize. Supercook Avika Singhal of class VII displayed excellent culinary skills and won second prize in the Masterchef Junior event. The melodious voice of Adviti Kumari mesmerized the panel and won her the third position in Geetanjali (Bhajan Gyan) Competition. Another third prize was bagged by Shivansh Kaushik of class VIII in the Bhumika Nirwahan Competition.
Along with them three other students viz Aradhya Chauhan(class II), Anushka Dalal (class VII) and Alisha Agarwal (IV) won consolation prizes in their respective competitions. The school management and Principal lauded the excellent performance of our students and congratulated them on their achievements.
‘Writing, to me, is simply thinking through my fingers.
Proving the above verbatim right our young budding poets set out ambitiously on their journey of writing and reached a strategic landmark, where their Poems were published under the flagship of Dreamers studio publication. Our prolific writer Avani Singh wrote a poem on Women's Empowerment and Rupanshi Prakash left her unerasable imprints in the form of an anthology (book of poems)The Garden of constraints.
The impressive writing of our grandiloquent writers surely marks the imprints in readers' minds.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar asserted that such accomplishments often began with a figment of the imagination and congratulated the writers for paving the way for young authors to articulate their thoughts and encase them in a book.
They congratulate the budding young authors and wish them many more literary milestones!
“Dance is the conversation of the body with the soul.”
A winner is a dreamer who never gives up. Living her dream, Aarushi Narula of class XII Commerce has been felicitated at “Nritya Pratiyogita” organised by Dainik Jagran for securing the Second Position in the contest. She has been awarded a certificate for her stupendous performance. The stage came alive when her vibrant costume and thrilling performance set the stage ablaze. It is aptly said that dance is indeed a hidden language of the soul!
The School Management and Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar congratulated Aarushi for her achievement!
"It's not the will to win that matters. It's the will to prepare to win that matters."
The students of KLI once again brought laurels to the school by bagging the topmost positions in UIEO (Unified International English Olympiad) – 2021 conducted by Unified Council Olympiad.
Our wunderkinds Aanya Singh of class VII has bagged AIR 6 and National Achiever Position with 1st Rank in her class. Atharva Gupta of class II has scored Zone Rank 2 and Zone Achiever Position with 11th Rank in his class.
Atharva Rohila of class VI has attained 1st Rank in his class in Zone Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Preet Thakur of class VI has attained 2nd Rank in his class in Zone Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
Aarohi Bhatia of class II is on 1st Rank in her class with 527 International Rank. Archie Sharma of class VIII is on 1st Rank in her class with 573 International Rank. Ananya Tyagi of class X is on 1st Rank in her class with 469 International Rank.
Other participants have received participation certificate.
Kudos! To all the participants.
Chase excellence and success will follow!
It's a moment of great honour and pride for K. L. International School as our Reverend Principal and City Coordinator Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar solicited his benign presence as Guest of Honour in the prestigious ‘National Educators Excellence Award 2022’ organised by MUIT (Maharishi University of Information Technology).
A premier collegium of members representing various facets of the education ecosystem to promote quality education.
He inaugurated the session with his invigorating speech highlighting the challenges of future education and acquainted everyone with a whole new dimension of changes proclaimed in education.
He was lauded for his unquenchable thirst for knowledge, commitment to innovation in teaching-learning processes and his dedicated service to the cause of education.
The honour is an attestation of his dynamic and dedicated efforts in the teaching-learning scenario. Also for his tireless services and enthusiasm in fighting the flame of faith among students and teachers across the globe.
School Management congratulated him and asserted that this glorious recognition is a testimony of our mission to provide holistic education with our well-chiselled curriculum. The recognition has instilled a sense of pride and has immensely motivated us all to open new vistas of opportunities that will escalate learning.
“Success means having the courage, the determination, and the will to become the person you believe you were meant to be”.
Legacy is indeed a foundation that allows others to advance and K L International knows to set the sail for the NEXT-GENERATION-Klites through its trailblazing achievements. Escalating Klites status at success metrics.
This year, our proud prodigy Apoorv Bhardwaj of class 11th excelled in the prestigious NTSE Exam, an initiative conceptualised to foster talent in the students. He proudly qualified STAGE-Il of the coveted National Level Talent Search Examination.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated him for his stupendous performance on the combative platform and wished him success in future.
FOCUS ON GOALS, WORK HARD IN SILENCE AND LET SUCCESS MAKE THE NOISE!
Proving the words right the linguistic laureates brought another applauding moment for the school by participating and winning in the International English Olympiad (IEO) conducted by Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF). Their achievements reflect their hard work and perseverance to perfect their command of the language.
The proud prodigy Aanya Singh (VII) was awarded with a cash prize of Rs.1000, Zonal Gold medal and Excellence certificate.
Another linguistic genius Prisha Jain (I), Vinod Kumar Sharma (III), Aryaveer Agarwal (IV), Alesha Fatima (V), Mahuli Agrawal (XII) were awarded a cash prize of Rs.500, a medal and a citation of Distinction.
Unnati (III), Naitik (IV), Nevaan Jain (IV), Dev Bhardwaj (IV), Arnav Rastogi (V), Ria Chahal (V), Tanishka Kulheria (V), Kovid Khohar (VI) were awarded the Excellence Gold medal and participation certificate.
Namah Devansh Tripathi (II), Gaurang Sharma (IV), Rohan Sharma (V), Priyanshi Vatsa (VI) and Shaurya Singh (VI) were Distinction Medal and a certificate.
The School Management and the School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar extend their Heartiest congratulations with proud elation to the affluent student achievers and their teacher mentors for the excellent performance and hope that they would continue augmenting performance and hope that they would continue augment such attainments consistently with greater zeal.
“Language is the dress of thought.”
We often tend to forget or overlook the importance of our mother language. To promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism by paying respect to each Mother tongue,’International Mother Language Day’ is celebrated all over the world with great gusto. To observe the same this year, the school authorities opted to outline the significance of recognising the roots of the very language that carry all our expressions.
Our children took part in a book review on Munshi Premchand's ‘GODAAN’. The student’s enthusiasm and involvement proved that we have been successful to create a notion of interest inside their budding minds regarding their mother tongue. We are hopeful that these bits of success would eventually add up for us to see some talented linguistic experts in the future’.
Once again our youth proving its groundbreaking capabilities in innovation and mindfulness!
Our proud Prodigies have executed exemplary performances during the course of the UCO(Unified Cyber Olympiad) under the flagship of Unified Council Olympiads.
Evincing the acumen Aanya Singh class VII grabbed the coveted AIR 11 and was accorded as the National Achiever and awarded a medal and a citation.
Aarohi Bhatia of Class II secured a well deserved AIR 318 and was mentioned as the class topper and awarded with a medal and citation.
Other proud participants Avanya Nagar class II, Arnav Gupta class II, Pulkit Chaudhary class III, Arnav Jain class VII, Mohak Nagpal class VII and Raman pant class X were awarded with participants certificates.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar avowed that such competition was pivotal in introducing the participants to a new horizon of ideas, array of thoughts and presentation skills.
The tiny-tots of kindergarten wing exhibited their talent by participating in 'Talk Show' - An Object Talk Competition. The students spoke on their favourite object. They also shared their pictures along with the object. This competition turned out fruitful, enhancing their confidence and morale.
Poetry often expresses deeper meanings through ingenious words.
Zoya Rehman of class XII-I exhibited her innovative poesy skills as her poem named "Dear Self" got published in an anthology called "It's Just a Beginning" compiled by Dr. Upasna Manju Saini under the publication house - The Little Booktique Hub. She always had an inclination towards poetry and it was a wonderful opportunity that satiated her creative pursuit.
The School applaudes her exemplary skills.
We take immense pride in announcing that K. L. International School has marked yet another accomplishment as the results of the CA Foundation showcased the astounding performance of many students of our school. Yash Rastogi, Tanya, Khushi Sharma, Mohd. Arshan Ansari and Aakash Khanna have cleared the exam with Sparsh Singhal being ranked as the city topper with a total of 302 marks.
The Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar applauded the performance of the students and wished them luck in their future endeavors.
“A child’s mind was not built to sit and be taught. It was built to explore, play and learn”
Our school deeply believes in the importance of playful activities for the emotional, social, cognitive and physical development of children. In pursuit of the same and to improve student’s ability to concentrate, and make learning more meaningful, valuable, and rewarding an Array of Inter-house of Activities were conducted in the I & II Wing of the school. These fun filled activities gave learners a platform to learn in a play way method. The fulfilled activities were Recognition of Noun, Verb and Adjectives, The Missing Mantra, Word Wall, Spin the Wheel, Let's Shop & make Bill, Magical Square, Mixed Bag and Fun with Shapes. Learners participated earnestly in the activities with full zest and vigor. Their efforts and initiative was appreciated by one and all.
"The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence."
Time and again our young Klites have proved their mettle by not only participating in the Olympiads but also bagging the top positions every time.
Yet another prodigious feat recorded in the books of School as Ridhaan Kapoor (4th class) and Aanya Singh (7th class) awarded with Zonal Gold medal and a citation of Zonal excellence certificate with a cash prize of Rs 1000/-. Sanvi Sachdeva (3rd class) was awarded a Zonal Silver medal and a citation of Zonal excellence certificate with a cash prize of Rs 1000/-.Vinod Kumar Sharma (3rd class), Alesha Fatima (5th class), Priyanshi Vatsa (6th class), Prerit Kapoor (7th class) were awarded a Distinction medal and certificate with a cash prize of Rs.500/-.
Shrihan Tiwary (2nd class), Siddhi Sharma (3rd class), Vihaan Tiwary (4th class), Aksh Divaniya (5th class), Preet Thakur (6th class) and Aryan Gupta (8th class) were awarded a Gold medal of Excellence & participation certificate.
Saurish Sharma (1st class), Anushree Sharma (3rd class), Arnav Rastogi (5th class), Tanishka Kulheria (5th class), Shaurya Singh (6th class) and Chetan Dewan Goswami (8th class) were awarded a distinction medal and a citation. All other participants were awarded a citation.
With immense pleasure, we announce that these children of K. L. International School, consistently working hard with dedication achieved amazing results making the school proud.
School Management and Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar asserted that such competitions surge competitive spirit among students. They wished Congratulations and Kudos to dear Klites for their achievement.
All the best for your future endeavours!
“The success of the Alma Mater mirrors in the success of its alumni”.
KLI has produced many illustrious alumni, whose contributions at national and international levels have been significant. Alumni of KLI, in particular, have excelled and acquired positions of eminence in every field imaginable from engineering to finance to management to even arts. One such proud alumni Pankhuri Mahima Joshi participated in the Stamp making competition organized by Delhi Police for the '75th raising day Aazadi ka Amrit Mahotsav'. 1500 students participated from the College of Art, DU. She won 2nd prize and was awarded with Rs.4000 cash and a citation. The prize was awarded by Mrs Meenakshi Lekhi the Minister of state for external affairs and culture and Delhi police commissioner Rakesh Asthana.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated her and added their thoughts that Significantly, all alumni have acted as instruments of change wherever they have been and apart from sincerity, hard work, brilliance, they have demonstrated social responsibility and now, increasingly, a responsibility towards their nation and their alma mater.
Deworming improves your child’s immunity which protects him/her from chronic illnesses caused by worms. It improves the concentration making them productive in school.
To stay in track with this mission of making our children strong and healthy in accordance with the operational guide issued by The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, the Deworming day was celebrated in VI-VIII wing of K. L. International School. A special assembly was conducted for the students where they motivated everyone with the help of their speeches and also came up with great facts about the day. Everyone enjoyed the occasion and celebrated it with excitement.
Sarojini Naidu as a poet earned her sobriquet Bharat Kokila. She was a proponent of civil rights, women's emancipation and anti-imperialistic ideas. She was an Indian political activist and an important figure of India's struggle for independence from Colonial rule.
To commemorate the birth anniversary of the legend, Klites celebrated the occasion by reciting different poems written by Sarojini Naidu. The students dressed up as Sarojini Naidu and enacted role plays based on her life. They also pledged to follow her beautiful teachings in their life.
As Spring is in the air, Fresh blossoms everywhere. With the same spirit the Klites celebrated the beautiful festival of Basant Panchmi.
Kindergarten wing worshipped Goddess Saraswati by reciting prayers. The munchkins were dressed in yellow colour attire. They also shared their pictures with their attractive kites. To encourage the creativity and imagination of the young learners, I-II wing organised 'Kite Making Activity'. The students showcased their innovativeness by making vibrant and colourful kites.
The learners of III-V wing wrote amazing gratitude notes for the environment on their kites. The students of VI-VIII wing talked about Goddess Saraswati and the sweetness that spring season brings by conducting an assembly.
The enthusiasm and efforts of the students were commendable and highly appreciated.
The internet is a powerful tool with enormous opportunities for learning, enhancing skills and acquiring new abilities and knowledge. Not only has it become unavoidable in daily routine activities but also has proved to be an asset in the recent unprecedented times. But with great relief comes a greater liability, which is to use this boon with a lot of responsibility without getting the personal data leaked.
Therefore, the students of IX–X wing of K. L. International School indulged in an activity, spreading awareness regarding the safe use of the internet celebrating ‘The Safer Internet Day’ by taking part in an online discussion and making posters about the same.
The students and also the teachers involved, acclaimed the activity to be an illuminating experience and pledged to take maximum precaution for the safety while using internet in future.
“When you can’t go within; you go without.”
How vivacious the environment became when an Inter house Shabad/Bhajan Recital Competition was held virtually for the young enthusiastic students from class IX. This unique program was conceptualized and organized with an objective to experience spiritual melody. Holistic development gets supplemented with the blend of devotion and music when catered along with multifarious co-scholastic activities.
The bhajans and shabad rendered were well chosen that mesmerised the audience. The whole program had been showered with the feelings of peace and bliss. The ecstasy experienced by the participants who sung with complete obliviousness was just cherishing for themselves, and for the audience devotional fervour wrapped in melody was worth watching.
World Cancer Day is an international day marked on 4 February to raise awareness of cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. To apprise students about this critical disease an Inter Class Digital Poster Designing Competition was conducted for the senior wing students based on the theme “I am and I will”.
The poster highlighted the incidence and prevalence, prevention as well as the government initiatives for cancer patients. The three best posters from each class were selected to applaud the efforts of the students. In the present scenario, this was a great opportunity for the students to exhibit their creativity and innovative skills describing vital information about cancer. The competition was concluded by the open discussion facilitated by class teachers.
Enacting stories has a positive influence in children. Stories have always been intriguing to the young and tender minds. It can be easily noticed that kids have a natural propensity for enacting characters and situations from the stories that they have been reading or listening to.
Our school’s name has always been synonymous with the freedom of education and giving children a platform for showcasing their talent and creativity.
The students of KG Wing participated in English Story Telling and Enactment Activity using props/hand puppets. The objective of the activity was to enhance the young learner’s English speaking and listening skills.
The students narrated their chosen story with confidence and ease and carried colourful props to enhance their performance. They learnt the proper ways of telling a story using a voice modulation and correct intonation. It was indeed heart-warming to see our young ones performing with exuberance and enthusiasm. It was undoubtedly a great learning experience.
The people who have really made history are the martyrs.” – Aleister Crowley
To imbibe great values in our children and to make them responsible citizens of the country, K. L. International School commemorated the Martyrs’ Day (Shaheed Diwas) on 30th January, 2022 and paid homage to the sacrifices made by Mahatma Gandhi and countless other freedom fighters in the struggle for India’s Independence.
In fond remembrance of Mahatma Gandhi and freedom fighters' sacrifice and devotion, a special assembly was organized virtually by middle wing students wherein they paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, followed by his favourite prayer song Hey Ram. Gandhiji’s inspirational thoughts reverberated in the assembly. Poems to motivate the younger generation were recited by students. Students presented a power point presentation, exhibiting Gandhiji’s glorious and inspiring life.
Primary wing students prepared collage and spray paintings to honour the martyrs and soldiers. Tiny kids paid tribute to the Mahatma by taking a pledge that they would follow the path of truth and non-violence shown by Mahatma Gandhi. Senior wing observed a two-minute silence in memory of the great leader during their virtual classes.
The Principal applauded the efforts of the students and urged the students to become good citizens and imbibe Gandhian values in their lives.
National Voters’ Day is celebrated every year on 25th January to encourage more young voters to take part in the political process.
This year, the students of IX-X wing of K. L. International School organised an online question and answer session focusing at creating and spreading awareness regarding participation and the procedure of the electoral process.
The students cognised the activity to be an enlightening experience and pledged to actively participate in the electoral process in future.
Lala Lajpat Rai was a great leader, historian, eminent editor, social & religious reformer and a powerful orator. One of the three members of the Lal Bal Pal triumvirate, popularly known as Punjab Kesari’s birth anniversary was celebrated in K. L. International School on 28 January 2022 to commemorate his pivotal role in the Indian Independence movement.
The K.G. wing paid tribute to the illustrious leader and the tiny tots were made aware of his contribution towards society and the nation. The 11 & 12 wing also showcased their respect through a plethora of activities like poem writing, slogan writing, speech and also a play highlighting his struggle for Independence and how lathi charge by British became the cause for his death. The students cherished performing these activities and discovered a lot about Lala Lajpat Rai.
India is a treasure trove of exquisite mountains, forests, and sea beaches. Every year, 25th January is celebrated as the India National Tourism Day, an incredible way to spread awareness about the importance of travelling and protecting nature. India is a tourist’s paradise and this trade plays an important role in the economy of the country. Hence the students of our I-II wing also participated in the celebration of India Tourism Day by participating in the Incredible India activity with full enthusiasm and zest.
Our students dressed themselves as the representatives of the different states of our country exhibiting the diverse culture of our incredible country. The activity proved to be a very informative learning experience for all. Peer learning and learning by doing is indeed one of the best methods of teaching learning experience thereby enriching our students on the lines of new NEP guidelines.
The efforts of students, teachers and indeed parents was highly appreciated by the management and the Principal of the school, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar.
Freedom is nothing but a chance to be better. One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, One Nation evermore!
Instilling the feeling of the nation’s pride and love for the country, K. L. International School celebrated 73rd Republic Day virtually on 26 January 2022. As India clocks 75 years of independence through its glorious history, the birth of the Indian constitution is a testimony to this landmark milestone. The event commenced with great panache as the Honourable School Principal MrSudhanshuShekhar unfurled the tricolour flag in the presence of staff members where the premises echoed with patriotic essence as Vandemantram sung by teachers filled the air with pride.
The students from Pre Primary and Primary Wing rendered a spectacular rhythmic presentation depicting the secular, sovereign, socialist and democratic spirit embedded in the Preamble to the constitution through poem recitation and heart touching speeches. Celebrating the diversities, the pre primers through an awakening dance mesmerised everyone. A heart touching dance drama by class I&II as a tribute to Nation Bravehearts saluted the men in uniform who sacrifice their lives and render their service whenever called upon to do so. III to V classes echoed with patriotic fervour while participating in various creative craft activities like making tricolour posters. Senior wing added the galore of pride by dialogue conversation based on Republic Day later posted the videos on Ms Teams.
The School Management also conveyed their warm wishes to the entire K.L family. School Principal encouraged the students to abide by and imbibe the inclusions of the constitution to become morally conscious citizens of this country. The day culminated with the rendition of the national anthem.
The National Girl Child Day is celebrated in India every year on January 24th, in order to spread public awareness about inequities that girls face in the Indian society.
To uphold the importance of this day and to promote awareness regarding issues faced by the girl child such as education, nutrition, child marriage, legal rights, medical care, protection etc. a gamut of online activities were carried out by the students of K. L. International School. The activities included writing poems, slogans, speaking a few lines on a girl child, making posters, placards and puppet girls aiming at spreading awareness about the day.
The Principal Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar extolled the zeal of the students and the teachers enmeshed in the activities that proved to be paramount in celebrating the occasion.
Subhash Chandra Bose, a major revolutionary leader of Indian freedom struggle, is still alive in the hearts of every Indian.
With the vision to commemorate one of the most influential leaders of his time, Subhash Chandra Bose, on his birth anniversary was remembered by our students through performing various activities.
The munchkins of I-II wing presented beautiful poetry. The students of III-V wing enacted stories along with their parents on the life of Netaji. The scholars of VI -VIII wing assembled videos based on the motivational speeches on the life and sacrifices of this great freedom fighter. It was a stupendous effort by the klites.
“Spelling is that important cement that supports the connection that is shared between sounds and letters.”
A 'Spell Bee' activity for the students of K.G wing was conducted by the school that helped kids improve their spellings, increase their vocabulary, learn concepts, and develop the use of correct English through peer learning. The first round of the activity was an oral round where they were asked to spell out words correctly. The second round was a visual one where they were asked to identify pictures along with words. The scrabble round made the students sharpen their skills in assembling the given letters into meaningful words. In the fourth round the students were asked to fill in the missing letters. The fifth round saw the students guessing the words related to their surroundings.
This activity ensured full participation of all the children. They enjoyed the challenging questions and played enthusiastically and also realized the importance of reading.
Leadership is not about a title or a designation. It’s about impact, influence, and inspiration.
Principal Mr. Sudhanshu Shekher has been felicitated by TUK as it is under his tutelage that hundreds of minds got inspired to participate in the TUK-IAT (International Aptitude Test) 2021 held on virtual platform. Students’ astounding participation would definitely provide food for their mental growth.
Indian Army Day is observed every year on 15th January. On this day Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa took over as the first commander-in-chief of the Indian Army of Free India. Expressing profound gratitude towards the Indian Army, their services and contribution our school celebrated Army day with great fervor and pride.
The tiny tots of I-II wing made the vibrant and various shaped paper caps in Cap Making Activity. The learners of III-V wing showcased their talents by making different and attractive army equipments by paper origami.
The students of VI -VIII wing dedicated the assembly to pay tribute to indomitable sentinels of our nation. Virtual performances including patriotic songs, dance, poetry recitation and eloquent speeches commemorated Army Day. Video clips on lives of Indian Army were also displayed.
Nothing great in the world has ever been achieved without passion. Nandini Pankaj exhibited her marvellous efforts at Common Admission Test (CAT) 2021 and cracked the exam with 99.6 percentile. A graduate from Sri Ram College of Commerce, DU, Nandini cleared her class XII in 2018 from KLI with astounding 98.6 percentage. With firm confidence and planned preparation strategy, Nandini exemplary knowledge. Nandini's remarkable success is a reflection of pure hard work and most importantly - discipline.
The school congratulates her for remarkable success and wishes her good luck for future endeavour.
Kiddos everywhere dream they can fly! Kites are a way for them to experience the fun of soaring from the safety of the ground. Kite is associated with the feeling of freedom, joy and patriotism. To encourage the imagination and creativity of our young learners, the school organized Kite Decoration Activity to add in to the festive fervour of Makar Sankranti for our young Klites of class I and II.
Students demonstrated their creativity and innovativeness while decorating different kite shapes, full of vibrant colours depicting various themes. The tiny cherubs explored a variety of mediums to present their creativity. It was a wonderful platform to foster the new creative ideas and imagination of young minds.
Their efforts and enthusiasm were commendable and teachers encouraged and appreciated all the participants.
Swami Vivekananda ji was known for his teachings and philosophy which stressed on various aspects of religion, youth, education, faith, character building as well as social issues pertaining to our country. It is his birthday that is observed as The National Youth Day.
To mark the prominence of this day, the students of K. L. International School indulged in a plethora of online activities on 12 January 2022 like making posters showcasing his famous quotes and principles, role play and making videos conversing about his life and philosophy to gravitate the youth towards nation building.
All the students and the teachers involved acclaimed it to be a learning experience and considered the day to be substantial in shaping the character of the youth.
A vaccination camp was organised in K. L. International School on 7 & 10 January 2022 for the students under the age group of 15-18 years. This camp was organised in accordance with the instructions from the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare of India, under the National Covid Vaccination drive, where the students were vaccinated with the first dose of the Covid vaccine. IMA President, Dr. M.K. Bansal along with Dr.AkashBansal, Dr.PankajRathore and Dr.PrinciBansal was also present on the second day of the camp. He appreciated the presence of the students in large number as well as the flawless governance of this coherent effort by the school and also motivated the students for getting vaccinated.
The students were vaccinated by the trained health workers and all the Covid guidelines were followed to ensure maximum safety. The children were allotted different venues and time slots in order to safeguard the Covid norms.
The Management and the Principal, Mr.SudhanshuShekhar expressed their gratitude for their presence and the successful culmination of the camp.
"Young minds need to be inspired, told they can achieve anything they set their minds to"
At a time when most of the school-goers are trying to beat the boredom of life out of schools by identifying talent within, our proud alumni Lavanya has perhaps managed to identify her acumen.
She penned down her emotions in the form of a book titled – The (in)Finite Beauty of Forevers, which is already up for sale on amazon. A beaming and charming enthusiast whose literary acumen and vivid thoughts gets reflected in her writing skills. An ardent reader expressed her eloquence beautifully in creative, narrative writing. She chose to pen down her emotions from real-time events and she was fortunate enough to have her story shortlisted for further publishing. This book was made possible by the notion press.
She further acknowledged Pankhuri Joshi for designing her cover page and Tanya Bagaria who helped her tailor the story.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar wished her all the success in her creative voyage of writing.
'Winning is not a piece of cake. One needs determination, diligence and hard work to achieve the best.'
Proving the above mentioned words correct, three scholars of our school have secured place in 'The Indian Mythology Quiz' conducted by SkillBowl. Tanishka Kulehria of class V has bagged II Position in the age group of 9 to 12 years. Priyanshu Sharma of class XI has achieved II Position and Nimisha Tyagi of class VIII has obtained III Position in the age group of 13 to 18 years. By winning the contest the winners have manifested their knowledge about Indian Mythology.
The School Management and the Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar congratulated the students on their marvellous success.
Kudos! May your talent and impressive skills bring you loads of success in the future.
UP State Government felicitated Divye Bansal (AIR III and the district topper in CBSE 2019-20, scored 99.4%) with a cheque worth Rs 1 Lac and a tablet for his commendable performance in X Board Examination 2019-20. MP Shri Rajendra Agarwal, MLA Shri Satya Prakash Agarwal, MLA Dr Somendra Tomar, MLC Dr Sarojini Agarwal and ADM City Shri Diwakar Singh graced the event of felicitation.
Divye Bansal was also honoured with a cheque worth Rs 51000 by the school management for his achievement.
School management and Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar congratulated Divye Bansal and wished him luck for more success in future!
“Innovation is progress in the face of tradition.”
Accolades galore in the lambent premises of K. L. International School as our young paragon, Shivashish Chauhan (Class VIII) who’s been selected for the prestigious INSPIRE AWARD – MANAK 2021-22. ‘Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research (INSPIRE) scheme is one of the flagship programmes of the Department of Science and Technology (DST) & National Innovation Foundation (NIF), Government of India. The INSPIRE AWARD – MANAK 2020-21 (Millions Minds Augmenting National Aspirations and Knowledge) aims to motivate students studying in classes VI - X.
On an online platform exhibiting his creative and innovative streaks among numerous schools, our prodigy - Shivashish Chauhan of class VIII overawed the judges with his enterprising and novel ideas. He was appreciated and acknowledged for being awarded a cash prize of Rs.10,000.
The School Management and Principal, Mr S. Shekhar congratulated him for the outstanding and spectacular display of his innate talent and skills. They also wished him all success in future.
The School exults the innovative acumen of Anushka Dalal as her self-comosed poems and stories has been published on "Storymirror.com".
The School extols her artistic fervour.
A moment of elation as we share the achievement of Abhinav Kaushik from class VI who has been bestowed with Certificate and medal by honorable Commissioner, Mr Surendra Singh for securing I position in Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta Slok Recitation competition and II position in the Shrimad Bhagwat Gita Quiz (junior category) which was organised by Natural Science Trust Meerut. The competition was held on the occasion of Geeta Jayanti which was celebrated on 14th December 2021.
The School applauded the hard work and dedication of the meritorious student for his stellar performance at the Geeta Mahotsav.
Adviti Kumari of class VII received high accolade for her ingenious poesy skills as her book named "Poem Mania" got published on Amazon. She also composes stories and poems for a non profit NGO christened "Story Weavers" (Pratham Books).
The School applaudes her exemplary skills.
'Enthusiasm is the engine of success.’ - Ralph Waldo Emerson
The champions of our school proved their spirit of scientific thinking by attaining positions at VVM District Level Examination.
Shivashish Chauhan of VIII standard has achieved First Rank in Junior Team, Aditya Sharma of XI standard has secured First Rank in Senior Team and Shreyansh Rastogi of IX standard has obtained Second Rank in Senior Team. They have secured their places for participation in State Level Camp Examination.
The Management and the Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar congratulated them on their well deserved success and conveyed wishes for the future.
Shivansh Vashistha of class III has proved that age does not matter if determination to succeed is strong enough. It makes our hearts burst with pride to brag about the achievements of our little dynamo. He flabbergasted everyone with his electrifying performance and won a gold medal and a certificate by securing the first position in the 6th ISKU National Karate Championship held on 25th and 26th December 2021, thereby qualifying for the Kenjute International-Self Defence Training camp to be conducted in Ontario, Canada.
The Management and the Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar congratulated him on his manoeuvre and wished him luck for the future endeavours.
Soaring high and committed to excel in life our zealous KLItes have always brought laurels to the school. Yet again supersinger, Ashutosh Narayan, has added another award in the tally of the school achievements by winning the first prize and a cash prize of rupees Eleven thousand in the online Rashtriya Sanskrit Geet Pratiyogita conducted by UP Sanskrit Sansthan, Lucknow.
The School Management and Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar applauded Ashutosh on securing first position at the National level and bringing a proud moment for his school and his family.
As the nation celebrates Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Klites too pledge to uphold its highest ideals with pride, joy and happiness! The moment of colossal pride witnessed the premises of the school as the proud klites accompanied by their teachers presented a rhythmic rendition of Vande Mataram.
The stage was set ablaze when the School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar with the speech promulgated the essence of India as rich cultural land and also administered it as the land of genius inventors. After sharing a few anecdotes of freedom fighters he proposed that each one of us should understand the real worth of freedom and also beseeched to respect our motherland and its culture. He also asserted that human life is important as it connects socially for the development of the country and affirmed that we are confident that the next generation of thinkers and leaders nurtured at KLI will fulfill the vision of an Atma Nirbhar Bharat and spread the message of peace and harmony across the globe!
Christmas is a time to give and forgive. The message of forgiveness, peace and happiness is brought forth through this festival.
An exotic Christmas celebration was held in our school. The students performed a plethora of activities. Santa Mask Making Competition was held in K.G. wing. The tiny tots participated enthusiastically in the competition. Their excitement was on cloud nine, when they had fun with the Santa Clause in the school.
The scholars of III - V wing showcased their talents by making snowman, stuff toys and decorative items with the recycled materials. The objects made by the students witnessed their creative and extraordinary minds.
The student of VI -VIII wing made attractive eye-masks in the colour theme of Christmas. They sung melodious Christmas carols, wearing their eye-masks. The excitement of this beautiful festival could be easily noticed on their faces.
The word 'Christmas' brings shine and glory in the eyes of every being. It brings happiness and cheerfulness in the air.
“STEP RIGHT UP, EACH STEP COUNTS” - A FUN FIESTA, was organised by the students of I-II wing. The munchkins came along with their mother angels. They had a delightful time with games like – ‘Pin the nose’ and ‘Feed the monster’. A mega Puppet Show on cleanliness was also conducted. The children relished the magic show and the artist hub. The photo booth was the main point of attraction as the children got their picture clicked with their mothers. The presence of the management made the event filled with gaiety. It was an out of the world experience for the little learners.
In order to solemnise the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan, one of the greatest mathematician of our nation who greatly contributed to the number theory in a short span of his lifetime of 32 years, numerous activities were convened in the disparate wings of K. L. International School by the Infinity Club.
The students of the VI-VIII wing were acquainted of the concepts such as banking, conversions, ratio & proportion, net making, shapes etc. through a play-way method.
The students of IX-X wing were predisposed to the real-life examples in accordance to mathematics to increase their interest in the subject with the ‘Fun & Facts Maths Activity’. With the help of this activity the protégées also learnt about the origin of numbers & their symbols and the bequest of Ramanujan in Mathematics.
The Principal, Mr. Sudhansu Shekhar whole-heatedly acknowledged the efforts of the teachers and the members of the Infinity club and regarded it as a good learning experience.
Shiven Malhotra from K. L. International School has been selected for Under-19 cricket team for cricket tournament to be held between 21 November 2021 and 30 November 2021 by the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association. With this achievement, Shiven has become an inspiration for aspiring cricketers in the district who wish to represent the state/national by playing the sport. The young cricketer from Meerut had impressed the selector's panel with his performance in the recently held district tournament.
The School Management and Principal Mr. S. Shekhar lauded the student on bringing glory to the school and wished him success in future.
Commemorating National Energy Conservation Day (14 December) and creating awareness about the need for energy conservation in our daily life, a puppet and magic show was arranged by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), under the Ministry of Power in our school focusing on how to make students cognizant of the mindful consumption of energy, ways to achieve conservation and how the otherwise can lead to climate change and global warming. At the end of the programme, a quiz was conducted wherein all the students participated enthusiastically.
The Management and the Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar expressed their gratitude towards the organisers for scheduling such an enthralling activity and asked students to adopt energy saving ways to conserve power.
The City Coordinator and the Principal of K. L. International School, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar was acknowledged as the Keynote Speaker for the education conference organized by ICAE for principals. He exhibited his admirable leadership skills and vision by delineating the change and problems in education. He enlightened everyone present on Disruption in Education: A peep into the future and confabulated about the process of learning & teaching in the coming times.
"The heights by great men reached and kept, were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night."
Our ardent and skilled wizards have been proving the above statement of H.W. Longfellow by striving hard constantly to strengthen their skills and proving their mettle in the opportunities catered to them.
Some of such scholars participated in THINK BEFORE YOU THROW CONTEST and have brought laurels to school by attaining winning positions cash prizes in the following ranks:
Rank I - Navodit Kansal (Class V),
Rank II - Anushree Sharma (Class III),
Manya Dhama (Class IV),
Rank III - Aksh Divaniya (Class V),
Ananya Jain (Class V),
Avyukt Sharma (Class III),
Consolation Prize: Niyati Tyagi (Class IV),
Shailja Sharma (Class I)
The achievers are congratulated and wished good luck for more success in the future endeavors!
Congratulations to the winners!
“Glorious bouquets and storms of applause are the trimmings which every artist naturally enjoys”
Keeping the spirited motto of the school, high as the proud prodigies of K. L. International School have yet again demonstrated their knowledge prowess, this time on the International front. The paragons excelled in the mains of the International Aptitude Test (IAT) under the flagship of The Ultimate Knowledge.
95 students from class 1 to10 impeccably secured 1st rank. 68 students secured 2nd rank and 50 students secured 3rd rank.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the winners for benchmarking excellence in the mains round of IAT.
Learning a language is the foremost step in the life of a child as it helps him/her to communicate with the world and a school plays a vital role to train the child in this direction. An Inter House Spell Bee Competition was organized in the School on 26th November in III-V wing which aimed at creating awareness of the possibilities of using varied words in oral and written expression and to add words to the active vocabulary of students.
The competition was organised for classes III to V and it comprised vowel dictation, correct spelling, jumbled words, spelling of states and capitals, arrangement of words in dictionary order etc. The objective of the competition was to enhance the spelling and literary skills of children. Children participated earnestly in the inter house competition and improved their spelling, vocabulary, learning concepts and pronunciation their efforts and initiative was appreciated by one and all. From every house there were three participants. The first position was grabbed by Pragati house, Prerna house stood second and the third position was secured by Prakash house.
Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar’s presence glorified the event and motivate the participants.
“Everyone has a purpose in life and a unique talent to give to others. And when we blend this unique talent with service to others, we experience the ecstasy and exultation of own spirit, which is the ultimate goal of all goals.”
Exhibiting great dancing skills our dance team participated and enthralled the audience at the cultural program “Dev Deepawali” organized by Dainik Jagran on the occasion of Kartik Purnima. Amidst a galaxy of dignitaries like ex. Pradesh Adhyaksh (BJP) Dr. Laxmikant Vajpaiye, MP Shree Rajendra Agarwal, MLA Shree Satya Prakash Agarwal and MLA Shree Somendra Tomar, our students presented “Mahishasur Mardini” enthralling the audience by their beautifully choreographed dance moves. Their agile footwork and well coordinated moves mesmerized the audience and won accolades for the school. After a series of cultural events the program culminated in the lighting up of 27 thousand diyas.
The month of October added yet another feather to the cap of K. L. International School as two students from the school Yash Kumar & Vivaan Venwal won 3 Gold & 3 Bronze medals respectively in the 7th UP State Roller Sports Championship 2021.
Both the students along with winning the accolades at the District level were selected to compete at the state level, where Yash Kumar exhibited one more marvellous performance thereby winning a Bronze medal.
The Management and the Principal Mr. S. Shekhar lauded the performance of both the champions and wished them best for future endeavours.
Sanskrit language has been universally recognised as one of the most magnificent, the most perfect and wonderfully sufficient instruments developed by the human mind.
Our promising Klites participated in an 'Interschool Sanskrit Debate Competition' held by Sanskrit Department of CCS University at Vyas Samaroh. Our school has received laurels as Ananya Tyagi of Class X bagged a Gold medal and Parnika Garg of Class IX bagged a Silver medal. A Rolling Trophy has also been awarded to our school.
The audience at Vyas Samaroh appreciated their incessant Sanskrit debate.
Our School Management and Principal Mr. Sudhanshu Shekar congratulated the winners and wished them luck for their future.
Leadership is not about a title or a designation. It’s about impact, influence, and inspiration. Maharishi University of Information Technology organised "Leaders Conference" in Radisson Blu at Kaushambi wherein Principal Mr S. Shekhar presided the programme as 'Guest of Honour'. He was acknowledged for his tireless services and enthusiasm in lighting the flame of faith among students and teachers across the globe. He was accorded by honourable Dr Bishwjeet Saha, Director Skills & Development, CBSE.
The School Management congratulated him for this exceptional attainment.
The Constitution gives people the right to pursue happiness. -Benjamin Franklin
Constitution is a legal and coded document that works as the guardian of rights of people.
On this Constitution Day the learners of III to V wing enthusiastically participated in the activity of writing Amazing Fact in their own words in the making of Constitution of India. The Scholars of VI to VIII wing conducted a questionnaire about the names of the persons on various posts of EBSB states. The pledge of our Preamble was also taken by the students to exhibit respect and importance towards our Constitution.
“Great ability develops and reveals itself increasingly with every new assignment”
Young talented phenoms of K. L. International School have an ocean of hidden talent amongst them and it was displayed at DPS Meerut virtually in the talent screening competition Vividhanjali 2.0. Under all categories, students participated and excelled elegantly.
The spellathons Saurish class 1st and Ameya Pathak class 2nd secured the 1st position in super spellz category. In the cuteness overloaded category, the little munchkins Anaya Kajla class UKG and Rudra Pratap LKG mesmerised everyone with their cute ramp walk and secured II and III positions respectively.
Tickling the ribs Priyanshi Verma class 4th secured IIIrd position in Hasya Kavi pratiyogita.
Harlequins Ridhima, Radhika and Priyanshi class 8th and Prerit class 7th secured IInd position in Chroma Kaleidoscope category.
Abeer Pandey class 9 the meticulously secured IIIrd position in the budding buzz category.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the winners and asserted that such participation is a must to nurture the intrinsic qualities of students and remove the fear of stage among students, which helps in personality development too.
Hardwork and dedication always culminate into success and keeping up the pace with this edict of triumph, it swells our heart with immense pride and honour to announce that Yuvraj Chaudhary of class VIII of K. L. International School has secured the seventh rank in the 44th Uttar Pradesh State Shooting Championship held in Lucknow and continued exhibiting his superlative shooting skills and procured the eighth rank at the National Level held in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
The Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar, congratulated him and wished him the best for future endeavors.
The students of III-V wing of K. L. International School indulged in various activities with the aim of making everyone aware of the pivotal aspects of life. The Prodigy club conducted an offline quiz named FIT INDIA QUIZ on the theme of fitness and well-being.
The Eco club performed a ‘nukkad natak’ highlighting the significance of abiding by the rules and regulations of traffic. The students focused on the issues like the use of wearing helmets and seat belts while driving and prohibiting the use of cell phones to avoid any mishappening.
Children enjoyed participating in these activities and recounted it as a learning experience.
National Journalism Day is celebrated to enshrine the contribution of media and journalism in our society. It is a day to acknowledge the role of media in shaping our thoughts and perspectives and broadening the horizon.
In order to solemnize the prominence of this day, the students of 6-8 wing of K. L. International School put together and inter house activity 'Eagles Eye' creating a newsroom on 17 November 2021. The budding reporters not only showcased the PPTs but also reported the incidents of cybercrime.
The activity devised by the erudite students was an apprising experience as everyone involved learnt both about the cybercrime and the crucial role of veracious reporting.
Enriching the day of the students with new words an Inter House Word Battle was organized for class VI. Nurturing the vocabulary store of our young minds through a board game, the competition not only provided them with a platform to amplify their knowledge of spellings but also proved to be a wonderful way of boosting their confidence in a very engaging way.
The super spell bees of each house competed with each other in two cutthroat rounds wherein ultimately Prerna house emerged as a clear winner with the highest score. The second position was grabbed by the equally competent Pragati house. The competition was a very enriching experience for our learners and indeed funfilled too!
“Applause waits on success”.
The path to success is arduous and one constantly needs to challenge one’s own abilities to achieve it.
Kindled by single-mindedness towards achieving their goals, the meritorious students of K. L. International School have set another benchmark of excellence with their brilliant performance in the IAT (International Aptitude Test) conducted under the stewardship of The Ultimate Knowledge.
753 students from class I to V scored 85% and above, 420 students of VI to VIII scored 80% and above & 453 students of IX to X scored 75% and above. Mains round is scheduled for 14th Nov '2021.
School Management and Principal congratulated the qualified students and wished them good luck for the finals.
Another outstanding feat added to the glorious achievements of the school as our geniuses brought waves of exuberance and pride by cracking the prestigious NEET with reverential AIR ranks.
Sanskriti Mittal attained AIR 584, Shrangi Gupta secured AIR 594, Pranav Mittal achieved AIR 8447, Mayank Sharma bagged AIR 13342 and Khushi Agarwal obtained AIR 24731.
The Management and Principal congratulated them on their phenomenal success.
Kindness involves being empathetic and considerate towards others. Kindness must be done for all living beings irrespective of caste, religion, gender, race, and nationality. Act of Kindness is appreciated by all. There is a reciprocal gratitude in the person who has graciously received kindness.
Our school celebrated 'World Kindness Day' with great zeal. The students made beautiful class collages showing various gestures of kindness to humans, animals and nature. These collages depict that the act of being kind and generous towards others gives satisfaction and happiness to self.
National Education Day is an annual observance in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of India's first education, minister, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad.
Education plays a significant role in every person's life. It helps build character, opinions and intellect. It helps learn values and morals to have a well balanced, open mind.
On account of National Education Day, the students of our school conducted a quiz based on NEP. An online assembly was also conducted in which students discussed about the benefits and values of education. Education is an essential element to learn, thrive and excel in the real world.
The kindergarten's lovely buds celebrated the Children's Day Carnival with gaiety and gusto Children’s Day, which marks the birth anniversary of the first Prime Minister of India – Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru. Keeping in mind his words, “I may not have time for adults, but I have enough time for children.”
A live event encapsulating a plethora of events - songs, dance performances, fashion shows and story sessions, themed class parties by teachers and students captured the attention of the parents and guests.
The carnival engulfed the special bond, a day to celebrate the bond between teachers and students. This was followed by several performances to delight, entertain and regale the students.
The plethora of enthusiastically performed activities was very well planned and executed.
A few soulful renditions of songs enthralled the audience. Movie and story sessions added to the galore of the juncture. Soon after watching the movie, the students' messages poured in, thanking the teachers profusely for making Children's Day 2021 so special. The heartfelt appreciation, likes and comments by the students are a testimony to the grand success of the celebration of Children's Day 2021.
The children's excitement was in the air when they got a chance to play family games with their parents. It was a treat for the eyes to watch such a unique set-up planned by the teachers.
The School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar poured his gladdening wishes on a special day.
Transportation is a vital part of our daily lifestyle. In today's era life has become smooth and systematic due to the presence of various means of transportation. They save our time and energy.
Our school celebrated 'Transport Day' to make the students understand the transportation system of our country. The students prepared different vehicles using various shapes and waste materials. They learnt to transform waste to best. These activities also displayed creativity of our little ones.
Festival of lights 'Diwali' is celebrated with extreme enthusiasm all over the world. The lighting of diyas and the sweetness of this festival brings cheerfulness in the air.
The students of our school celebrated Diwali by making marvelous candle holders. They prepared beautiful Diwali accessories to decorate their houses. Amazing cubical lamps were made by applying Mathematical concept of cubes to brighten their houses on Diwali. The students not only decorated their houses but also decorated their minds and hearts by writing a positive change which they want to see in themselves. They also pledged to inculcate that positive change in their lives.
The School Management and Principal Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar expressed hearty Diwali wishes and prayed for everybody’s wellbeing.
“May the festival of lights be the harbinger of joy and prosperity for each one of us!”
“Your mental health is a priority. Your happiness is essential. Your self-care is a necessity.”
Manodarpan, an initiative of the Ministry of education was shared by CBSE for observation of Mental Health Week in schools from 4th to 10th October 2021.
First held in 1992, 10th October is the day dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues and fighting the stigma still associated with it.
The skilled arena of the School witnessed numerous activities throughout the day to ingrain a better awareness of mental health. The activities ranged from mindfulness meditation sessions, online talks, visual art sessions on the theme of “Understanding and caring for self” and an interactive session “Let’s talk” where students can speak their hearts out about their emotions and thoughts.
Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar addressed the students on mental health issues, the stigma associated with them and what students can do to promote mental health.
A day filled with awareness-building exercises thus reinforced the message that mental illness is nothing to be ashamed of. Neither is talking about it. It’s ‘Time to Talk, it’s Time to Change’.
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas also known as National Unity Day is celebrated on 31st October every year all over India to mark the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel, the Iron Man of India. He is always remembered as a great personality and the best motivator for uniting everyone in India. This day provides an opportunity to re-affirm the inherent strength and promote National Integration among Indians.
The school conducted various activities on this day. The tiny - tots of KG wing learnt about the life of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. The munchkins of I-II wing participated enthusiastically in Poster making activity. The students of III-V wing gathered information from their grandparents about Freedom Fighters and their struggles for freedom. The learners of VI-VIII wing participated in a quiz based on Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh.
Through these activities the students learnt about strength of unity, integrity and security of our country.
‘If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it".
Quiz Competition ‘Bharat Ko Jano’ based on General Knowledge, organised by Bharat Vikas Parishad Utkarsh Branch at Vidya Mandir School, Meerut.
A total of 9 teams in both the categories (Senior/Junior) took part in the competition. The quiz was divided into eight rounds: Basic, Infinite Bounce, Double or Nothing and Rapid Fire. Every round was a mixed bag with questions from History, sports, books, languages, religion, Geography and science.
In junior category, prodigies of the school claimed First position while in senior category, the school team attained Second position. Trophies and Certificates were bestowed upon the winners. Junior whizzes have been qualified for Regional Level Competition to be held on 31 October, 2021. The school congratulates the team for their marvellous accomplishment.
24 October marks the anniversary of the day in 1945 when the UN charter entered into force. To commemorate the importance of this day in order to establish world peace and to make children aware, the III to V Wing of K. L. International School organized an activity in which the students depicted many ways of non-violence like peace, prayer, friendship, appreciation, care, smile and courage, etc. on the A4 size sheets in the form of pictures and submitted them to their class teachers. The students were exhilarated as they found it a learning experience.
“Safe food now for a healthy tomorrow”.
Every year, we celebrate World Food Day not only to appreciate the amazing food we eat, but also to tackle world hunger. This day is celebrated on October 16, which marks the creation of FAO in 1945. The first wealth is health and good health requires healthy food. Learn to eat right, take the first step this World Food Day. - These thoughts were highlighted by the participating students of Class I-VIII in the celebration organized by the Sankalp club of our school. A variety of fun filled and informative activities on the theme “Our actions are our future, better production, better environment and a better life.
The I-II wing children were motivated to eat ‘not’ from the box but more from the earth. Our little cherubs were told to eat fresh fruits and vegetables rather than eating junk and unhealthy food. During a special assembly teachers explained the benefits of eating healthy food with live examples. The enthusiastic III-V wing students posted short videos on the importance of medicinal plants whereas our wonder kids of VI- VIII wing clicked pictures while serving food to the needy and forwarded them to their Class teachers.
“Our future is at Hand- Let's move forward together.”
Global Handwashing Day is a day dedicated to advocating for handwashing with soap as an easy, effective and affordable way to prevent diseases and save lives. The significant day was observed in our KG wing and I-II wing with great enthusiasm and zest.
Students were taught the proper way of washing one’s hands in eight steps — wetting hands with clean and warm running water; applying soap; rubbing palms together away from the water; soaping fingers and thumbs and the skin between them; scouring palms with nails; rubbing the back of each hand; rinsing with clean running water; and drying the hands with a clean towel. The happy faces of our super learners in the photographs children posted to their class teachers clearly indicated their mirth. The activity was thoroughly enjoyed and proved to be quite a learning experience for all.
Kalam Diwas is celebrated as the World Students’ Day on 15th October across the globe to mark the birth anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. His personality was a rare concoction of grit, motivation, perseverance and a great strength of character. India’s 11th President, popularly known as the `Missile man of India’, Dr. Kalam was known for his love for students and focus on promoting education.
To cherish and cognize the teachings and benefactions of the great leader, the Klites celebrated Kalam Diwas with great fervour and ardour. The little ones of the K.G. section performed a reading activity to evoke and augment their reading skills. An activity of writing the famous quotes of Kalam in calligraphy was initiated in the III to V wing. The students of VI to VIII wing effectuated an exhibition`Techno-Sparta' to display the working models related to Science.
Students exuberantly took part in the activities and concluded the pivotal ocassion to be a learning experience.
Rashtriya Poshan Maah, Our Prime Minister’s overarching Scheme for Holistic nourishments was celebrated by the students of K. L. International School. CBSE initiative aims to have a unified comprehensive strategy to develop practices to nurture health and Wellness. Students participated in the activities with good nutrition, and a quiz session was organised.
Presentation with voice over explaining the role of students towards holistic nourishment and healthy lifestyle: shared with students of all the classes. On an online platform, a comprehensive session was conducted to inculcate the values on ways to keep the heart healthy by avoiding junk food and consuming a nutritious, seasonal balanced diet.
As a part of Poshan Maah, Poshan Vatika ‘Ayura’ has been created on the school campus. Plants like mint, lemongrass, ashwagandha, basil, coriander, turmeric, ajwain etc. were planted. The significance of a balanced diet was elaborated while teaching in the class. The discussion was done on various diseases which are a result of malnutrition with respect to specific nutrients.
Students and teachers were encouraged to share or offer a nutritious meal with at least one child from the underprivileged sections of the society, living in their neighbourhood.
“Next to excellence is the appreciation of it” recognition is the greatest motivator believing in the sanctity K. L. International School proud prodigies yet again added the fragrance of pride in the garden of the school as they have demonstrated their literary skill prowess this time in the Inter-School English Literary Fest 2021 front.
The online event Pinnacle with multiduous domains was organised in DPS Meerut where our prodigies excelled in almost all categories. In the Talking Titan's (Debate) (IX-XII) won 2nd Position where Avni Singh accorded Best speaker. In chime a Rhyme (Elocution) category (VI-VIII) Reva Jaiswal scored II Position and in the Ad-wizard category, Amaira Bansal (I-II) secured II position.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the proud winners. Encouraging words by the Honourable Principal boosted the morale of the students.
Dussehra also known as Vijayadashmi occurs on the tenth day of the Shukl Paksh of Ashwin month. It is celebrated across Indian households to spread happiness, joy and triumph. It is like a Grand Finale to the ten days long celebration of Navratri.
Our munchins celebrated the festival with zeal and zest by reciting beautiful poetry. The students made attractive finger puppets and also enacted various characters from the Epic of Ramayana. It reminds us the importance of goodness, fighting injustice and following the path of righteousness.
This festival conveys a beautiful message, "Everyone has a same start but the end is decided by Karma."
The super karate kids of our school once again proved their mettle at the 1st U.P United Shotokan karate-do championship. Competing with 200 students from across the state Ayush Singh out skilled all others grabbing the gold medal. Following suit Anvika Garg won Bronze medals in the prestigious event. Surely the training has paved a way for their success. As a part of the training strategy, it was important to provide participating students with the mental tools so that they can learn to manage their own performance and create their optimal level of mental readiness. Strategies such as goal setting, imagery, thought management, and emotional control were scientifically taught through practical exercises during the practice sessions.
“Perseverance Conquers All”… this saying is again epitomized by our class XII students by their sterling performance in the result of the board exam. The highest level of maturity and sincerity was displayed by each and every Klite in their consistent preparation and their diligence was crowned with success.
This year’s result has set a new paradigm in the history of K. L. International School students performed exceedingly well. The trials and testing time could not eclipse the brilliance of our learners and helped them achieve stellar scores making the mentors and their parents feel proud.
Among the long list of achievers, Eva Ghanshani and Deepanshu Bisariya make their mark as School toppers in Science Stream with an aggregate score of 98.8%. Standing proud and trailed by an exemplary score on second position Subit Shekhar scored 98.6% followed by a true exhibition of potential Shreya Mittal scored 98.4%. Divya Chauhan made her school proud in the Humanities stream at 98.6% followed by proving the mantle Anshu Bhadana at 98.2% and Parul Choubey & Namami Rastogi sharing the third position at 97.4%. Divyanshi Rastogi wins laurels as the School topper commerce stream at 97.8% followed by Dibyani Dash at 97.2% and excelling right on third position Suhani Agarwal at 97%.
The overall Topper with a whopping aggregate of 98.8%. Further, 190 students who have secured 90% and above in the aggregate. Moreover, 80 Perfect 100 in all the subjects. Definitely, our students have given us a reason to be proud of them. As all 366 students scored 70% and above. Heartiest Congratulations to all the students.
The Management and School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar reiterates its commitment to motivate and support this brilliant batch of students for their future endeavours.
“Hard work is a powerful catalyst for success”
The proud learners of K. L. International School, stood tall to testify the paragon of the school's academic excellence by continuing their splendid journey of comprehensive learning and reaching towards greater glories whilst soaring to newer heights.
The proud learners engraved their names in the records of the school with 4 students attaining ALL INDIA RANK.
Anika Singh claimed the top honour with a whopping 99.8% (AIR 1) proudly followed by Biswajeet and Uday Deshwal sharing the rank at 99.6% (AIR 2) and Akshita Singh scoring 99.4% (AIR 3).
It is rewarding to see that our scholastic achievers are tremendously growing and excelling in the academic arena. As 62 students marked perfect 100 in different subjects and 157 students scored 90% aggregate marks and above.
The resolute commitment of our students has brought accolades to the school with exemplary results, honest and heartiest congratulations to all our stellar performers for the spectacular result.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar conveyed their heartfelt congratulations and asserted that the school is proud of its students for braving the turbulent waters of the pandemic, they all sailed through and performed well. They appreciated the perseverance, patience and determination of the students and wished them luck for their future endeavours.
2nd October marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri, whose lives have been an exemplary source of motivation for every citizen of our country. Gandhi ji’s teachings of non-violence and Shastri ji’s direction to lead a life of sacrifice continue to prove to be of paramount value to the students.
Therefore, as a token of tribute and gratitude to these luminary pillars of our nation, the students at K. L. International School performed a diverse range of activities. The little ones of the K.G. section of the school felt a sense of surging pride by being enthralled about learning to make Gandhi caps during their online classes. Students of I & II wing profoundly relished their venture as they exhibited their talent by making spectacles out of paper. The students of III to V wing had copious number of activities up their sleeves as they indulged in writing stories about the freedom fighters, making caricatures of Gandhi ji and putting together a PowerPoint Presentation or a small video elucidating the incidents based on the lives of Gandhi ji and Shastri ji. The artistic skills of VI to VIII wing were abundantly explored while making a poster related to the `Father of our Nation’ using waste material.
All the children upheld the day to be an astounding experience and rejoiced learning along with participating in the activities.
Sometimes all it takes to make the day better is a smile. Little acts of kindness can bring a shinning smile to someone who has otherwise had a terrible day, and it can change everything that follows.
World Smile Day is the perfect day to make others smile while also ensuring you have a smile on your face as well. Keeping the same spirit alive our K.G wing celebrated this special day online. Teachers not only established the importance of ‘smile’ but also encouraged each student to actively participate in the array of interactive activities planned for them. The enthusiastic cherubs reminisced past funny anecdotes and also recognized pictures of their friends making the day all the more fun filled.
“THE PAINTER HAS THE UNIVERSE IN HIS MIND AND HANDS” said Leonardo Da Vinci.
To explore the creative potential in the young minds of our children, a virtual Inter-House Doodle Art Competition was conducted in our school. Students of all the four houses participated in the competition with immense zeal and enthusiasm and displayed their artistic skills.
It was amazing to watch how young artists creatively portrayed their imagination. This fun filled activity witnessed an enthusiastic participation by all students. The first prize was bagged by Prakash house while Prayas house was able to grab the second position closely followed by Pragati house at the third place.
"Ethics and values are the activities of man directed to secure the inner perfection of his own personality."
K. G. Wing of our school celebrated a week long 'Sankalp Sanskaro Ka' in which the tiny tots learnt the values of good manners and ethics in life. Through various online activities, the students were taught good behaviour, respect towards elders and moral norms etc. They sang a mesmerizing song on human values. Grandparents' love, care, kindness, lessons of life are always a guiding light in the life of grandchildren. Hence, they were invited on the last day of the celebration in the online classes where they shared their childhood incidents and anecdotes with their grandchildren.
The week was enthralling, exciting and exuberant for the kids as they learnt to imbibe the true values to be a wonderful human being.
CREO International 2021 - a creative and literary arts festival that included various events for the students aged 3 to 17 years. The students of K. L. International School participated with great fervour and enthusiasm in this festival. In some events recorded videos were sent by the students and others were held online. Every participant has received an Achievement Certificate according to their performance criteria.
The participants who received Excellence Performance Award are as follows:
Naira of class UKG participated in Tools for my canvas, Khanak Sharma of class I participated in Toot Toot Totally Transport, Gurbani Aneja of class II participated in Talk a Book, Vinod Kumar Sharma of class III participated in Science Kids, Anaya Tyagi of class V participated in I Move I Create,Ria Chahal of class V Atharva Rohila of class VI Triveni Datta of class VII participated in Newsroom,Kashvi Ahi of class VII participated in Doodle Art, Mayesa Javed of class X participated in Pop Art, Kamya Chopra of class X participated in STEM.
The participants who received Merit Performance Award are as follows:
Pragyaan Sharma of class LKG participated in Act it Out, Reyansh Garg of class LKG participated in The Grand Recital, Mianvi Jain of class UKG participated in Dancing Superstar, Harshit Negi of class VI participated in Puppet Making, Rashi of class V participated in Yoga- a way of life, Shubh Sharma of class VII participated in I Design, Suryanshi Chaudhary of class VII participated in I Act Mime, Bhavya Gaur of class VIII participated in Know your Heritage, Rida Husain of class VIII participated in Verse Declamation, Paras Bhardwaj of class VIII participated in Word Fabric.
The participants who received Noteworthy Performance Award are as follows:
Avika Singhal of class VII participated in Origami, Anushka Garg of class IX participated in Headline It, Sania Mahajan of class X participated in Rhythms.
Through these events students have shown their creativity and hard work.
Congratulations to all the participants for their assiduous efforts!!
The SSP, Meerut, Mr. Prabhakar Chaudhary was warmly welcomed at K. L. International School on 21 September 2021 as a segment of the programme ‘Jagran Youth Connect’ executed by Dainik Jagran. He has been a distinguished face in the field of law enforcement. He addressed the students from classes IX – XII and gave them insight about his school life and education. He emphasized the importance of reading books and learning with concentration. He also quoted some interesting anecdotes from his childhood which captivated the attention of the students.
The students were also encouraged to put forward the queries they had in their hearts and minds regarding various topics ranging from the role of law enforcement agencies to time management and his inspiration to choose their career.
The Management and the Principal, Mr. S. Shekhar expressed their gratitude for having his graceful presence in the school and accorded him a souvenir.
As quoted by Franklin D. Roosevelt, “Friendship among nations, as among individuals, calls for constructive efforts to muster the forces of humanity in order that an atmosphere of close understanding and cooperation may be cultivated.”
Being cognizant of this notion an online Korea-India Friendship Quiz Competition 2021 was held, intending to spread awareness about Korea and its diverse facets among school students. The students from classes 7 to 12 of K. L. International School participated in this competition in which Kamya Chopra of class X-G cleared the first level and was selected for the second level of the competition to be conducted on 21 September 2021.
The School Management & Principal Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated her on the outstanding achievement and wished her luck for her future endeavours.
"Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality."
An auspicious occasion of Badging Ceremony – Insignia of I & II wing was celebrated with great zeal and zest. The newly elected members of Student Council for classes I & II took the oath to follow the values of discipline, punctuality, dedication and determination as they are the torch bearers of tomorrow. A graceful dance performance and a captivating ballet added colours to the ceremony.
The ceremony was culminated with the vote of thanks by revered Principal, Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar. The members of the management, Vice Chairman, 'Mr Tejinder Khurana', Director, 'Mr Manmeet Khurana' and 'Mr Harneet Khurana' graced the occasion with their presence.
A Badge Awarding Ceremony ‘Insignia’ was held on 11 September 2021 in the VI – VIII Wing of K. L. International School. This Ceremony entailed the assigning of badges to the newly formed members of the student council for the session 2020-21 followed by an oath ceremony by the coordinator (Middle Wing) Ms. Reetul Arora.
It was a rewarding experience for both the Management and the Principal as the young leaders took charge of their responsibilities as the members of the student council and illustrated hope for the school’s bright future.
“Competing at the highest level is not about winning, it's about preparation, courage, understanding, and nurturing your soul and your heart. Winning is the result”
K. L. International School conducted the LIVE Prize Distribution ceremony of the School - Effervescence 2021, ‘An Amalgamation of hard work and perseverance’ on, 12 September 2021. The proud juncture was organised amidst a lot of fanfare and glitz to felicitate the budding talents whose persistent quest for success, dedication, sincerity and perseverance led them to surpass excellence in scholastic and Co scholastic activities. The ceremony commenced with the lighting of the auspicious lamp ceremony. This was followed by a musical fantasy-an fusion of different styles of music from different eras.
Everyone present regaled by a stunning classical dance performance: a unique combination of expressions, rhythm and moves. Laced with extraordinary abilities students from classes 1 to 12 were awarded for their scholastic excellence.
Trophies, Citations, Scholarships and cash prizes were conferred upon them.
The event was made special with the benign presence of the Chief Guest Mr. Rajeev Sabharwal ADG Meerut zone, Guest of honour Ms Shalini Sabharwal, School Management, Principal, teachers and students.
15 students who aced in CBSE Board Exam 2020-21 were given trophies and cash prizes. Cash prizes of 21000/-, 11000/- and 5100/- were conferred upon the students who secured I, II and III positions respectively in class XII in all streams.
Class X Anika Singh was awarded 51000/- a cash prize and trophy for scoring AIR rank 1, Biswajeet Shekhar and Uday Deshwal was awarded 21000/- scoring AIR rank 2 and Akshita Singh was awarded 11000/- scoring AIR rank 3.
Priyanshi and Pranav were awarded a cash prize of 5100/- for winning silver and gold in judo and skating CBSE National Championship respectively.
The best house trophy was also conferred upon the winning houses of senior and junior wings.
School Management & Principal Mr. S. Shekhar lauded the winners and added that such ceremonies truly motivate the students to keep excelling in academics and sway the K.L. flag higher when it comes to education and knowledge.
“A good leader leads the people from above them. A great leader leads the people from within them.”
September 12, 2021, dawned as a momentous day for K. L. International School for on this day the new elected members of the student council for the Senior wing were invested in their office through a well-planned Investiture ceremony.
The day commenced with the ceremonial lamp lightening. The rendition of the cultural programme added to the galore of the blessed presence. An enthralling classical dance performance regaled everyone present. After rigorous deliberations, a new apex body was selected where the Senior wing Head boy badge dwelled on Sparsh Rastogi, and the Head girl badge was adorned to Avani Singh. Vice Head boy Ranvijay Singh and Vice Head girl Shrasti Hans took along with the team took an oath to bestow their duties to the best of their abilities and pledged to hold the school motto in high esteem.
The student council stood with pride in their crisp uniform and face brimming with confidence as the Chief Guest Mr Rajeev Sabharwal ADG Meerut zone & Mrs. Shalini Sabharwal Guest of Honour with other dignitaries pinned the badges and bestowed the mantle of responsibilities. The dignitaries blessed the young office bearers to serve the office with dignity.
The School Management & Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar in their appreciative collection of words, he motivated the newly elected prefectorial body to further their educational journey during the trying times. He also encouraged them to uphold the school values and portray high skilled demeanour as the benchmark for their juniors.
Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar, versatile Principal of the school and CBSE City Coordinator was endowed with Nation Builder Award by Rotary Club Meerut Stars on the occasion of Teachers' Day for his endeavour to take school leadership to the next level and his outstanding contribution for innovative perspective towards education session 2021-22.
'Hindi ka Sammaan Kare, Aao Hum Is Mridu Bhasha Ka Gungaan Kare'
Respect for Hindi is, respect for the country. Hindi Diwas is observed on September 14 every year in India. This day is celebrated by organising literary festival, Hindi poetry session, Hindi speech contest etc. The Hindi language was adopted as an official language of the country by the Constituent Assembly of India on 14 September 1949.
This year on Hindi Diwas K.L.I. conducted various activities for the students.
The tiny tots of Kindergarten participated in 'Hindi Handwriting Competition' with great enthusiasm. In III to V wing the students were excited to write paragraphs on Freedom Struggle under 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav' organised by Indian Government on this 75th Independence Day. In VI to VIII wing the students performed short play to pay respect to our mother tongue. In IX - X wing a beautiful program 'Rasrang' was organised in which students recited poems in various 'Ras' of Hindi language, wonderful posters were made and an inter house speech competition was also conducted to show honour and gratitude to our mother tongue.
Hindi Diwas is observed to promote Hindi language, its cultural heritage and values among the people of country and abroad.
Our endeavor is to always lead from the front and keep our flag soaring high.
Klites actively participated in VANIJYA MAHOTSAV 2021: A series of events organized by DPSG, Meerut Road for Commerce stream students. Young entrepreneurs of the school enthusiastically competed with other participants in the online quiz event - Vanijaya Quiz based on world Business, Accounts and Economics
We are delighted to share the exciting news of one of our shining stars who has brought laurels to the school by showing her exemplary performance in the event and bagged First position in the mega event.
The entire KLI family conveys heartfelt wishes to the young achiever, Aarushi Gupta of Class XI for the laurel earned and making our institution proud.
On the occasion of Teachers' Day, the Rotary Club Meerut Mahaan honoured Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar, versatile Principal of the school for his exemplary 25 years contribution in the field of education and acknowledged his relentless efforts as City Coordinator in accomplishing all assigned tasks of CBSE commendably.
He is also a proud recipient of CBSE Award where his expertise has also been felicitated for outstanding and innovative approach. Ex District President of the club, Smt. Sangeeta Kumar, Dr Vaibhav Mishra (President of the Club), Rtn Ashish Maheshwari (Secretary of the club) along with the Rotary family graced the occasion.
“A teacher who is indeed wise does not bid you to enter the house of his wisdom but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind.”
September 5, Teachers Day is celebrated as an occasion to appreciate and acknowledge the special role of a teacher in our lives. Beginning with a solemn tribute to Dr. Radha Krishnan, the young learners of classes Nursery to VIII celebrated the beautiful bond between a teacher and a student by expressing gratitude for their loved teachers in an online Assembly organized wing wise.
The students planned innovative activities, games and cultural program to mark the day. It was indeed a delight witnessing our exuberant KLItes dedicating songs to their teachers. They also showcased their talent by reciting memorizing rhymes and poetry. The students poured out their hearts through appealing cards and messages. One could sense the spark of joy in their eyes as they expressed their thoughts. With most vivacious smiles on their faces, students cherished the contribution of teachers in shaping their life and behaviour.
Teachers extended their heartiest thanks to all the students for these loving gesture.
Nutrition Triduum, a three day programme based on health and nutrition was held in the K.G. Wing & VI to VIII Wing of K. L. International School from 1 September 2021 to 3 September 2021. Both the programmes My Healthy Food Platter (KG wing) & Food-O-Mania (VI to VIII wing) aimed at creating awareness among the students regarding the vital role of health and nutrition in our lives.
The students from the Innovators Club of VI to VIII wing enhanced our knowledge regarding the fatal effects of obesity and how to curb it. A speech was delivered by the students on the first day, followed by a PPT and an online questionnaire based on health and nutrition on the second and the third day consecutively.
This programme proved really beneficial for both the students and the teachers as everyone got enlightened by the spectrum of knowledge shared by the students.
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then is an act, but a habit."
In order to explore a plethora of interest and to develop self esteem in the children our III-V wing organized special assembly for the children of class III & IV respectively. Reading is the essence of all life skills. A good reader is a passioned orator or a prolific writer.
Aimed to transform class III students into effective and efficient readers. A book reading activity was conducted. The wing also planned a Theatre workshop to develop the theatrical and literary skills of class IV students by understanding the processes and elements involved in creating works of dramatic art.
Keeping the process of learning in mind, an array of activities was conducted in the III - V wing of K. L. International School by various clubs.
On one hand, the Innovators club captivated everyone's attention as the students of the classes IV & V explored their potential and magnified the knowledge about space through a graphical PowerPoint presentation, on the other hand, the Ponder Arena club assisted the students of classes III & V to bring out the orators in them as they presented their views on the given topics by participating in DISCUSSION. The Hindi Literary club carried out activities like ''Shabd Gyan Paheli" and instilled the patriotic fervour in the students to commemorate our Independence day.
The aim of community service was fulfilled by the Sankalp club by celebrating SAVE THE BIRD month, inspiring people to make bird feeders and bird houses. The logical thinking and the concentration skills of the children of class V were amplified by the activity, "BOOST YOUR BRAIN" created by the Infinity club. The prodigy club was not far behind as they organised a quiz on the Olympic Games 2021 among the club members.
"Art is the way to enhance the creative abilities of students and make learning fun."
At KLI in III to V wing An Inter-house CreativeMe Competition was held in which the students participated with enthusiasm and expressed their creativity.
Students of class III made attractive patterns based on Doodle, Mandala and Zentangle art. Prayas house bagged first position, Pragati house bagged second position and Prakash house bagged third position in the competition.
Students of class IV made marvelous puppets and presented a nautanki on Progressive Indian Villages, in which Pragati house secured first rank, Prerna house secured second rank and Prakash secured third rank.
Students of class V made beautiful model of bicycle using waste material and an amazing promotional pamphlet was designed by our technoids, in which Pragati house stood first, Prerna house stood second and Prakash house stood third.
Congratulations to our junior arists!!
Today we all have stepped into the world of virtual education. As virtual education is the need of the hour. Keeping this in mind, an Inter-house Debate Competition was held for classes XI-XII on the topic "Virtual Education is deleterious to 21st century learners".
Students participated with great zeal expressing their views focused on various important points for and against the motion. Mrs Avneet Kohli, Senior English Teacher and Senior Mistress Academics at Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary School Shangrila, Mussoorie, was the judge for the event.
Prayas house secured first position, Prerna house secured first runners up and Pragati house secured second runners up positions. Avani Singh and Swastik Dwivedi were the best speakers of the day. Shrasti Hans bagged the best speaker consolation prize.
Kudos to the winners!!
The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory nor defeat, but in the perfection of character of its participants. Totally in sync with the above said our belligerent karate kids Ayush Kumar and Saksham vied Bronze medals in the coveted Uttar Pradesh State Karate Championship 2021 held at Maharaja Agrasen Vidhyalaya Mori Nagar, Lucknow. Our tough-muscles competed with 550 players from 21 Districts and marched victorious.
Their tour de force is eulogized by the entire K.L.I Family.
Janmashtami also known as Gokulashtami, is one of the major Indian festivals celebrated with zest and zeal across the country. This festival brings people together and spreads harmony. Religious plays, Raaslila, hymns from the Gita and devotional songs are performed to recreate incidents from the life of Krishna. Dahi-Handi is an essential part of this celebration.
On this Janmashtami a plethora of activities and competitions were conducted in different wings of K. L. International School to commemorate the cheerful spirit of Janmashtami. Along with a Mukut Decoration Competition administered in the K.G.wing, the tiny tots were also made aware about the birth of Lord Krishna. The I - II wing celebrated the occasion by decorating beautiful Matkis. The III - V wing rejoiced the festival by preparing Jhankis for their homes.
The students from all the wings showcased their jubilant side as they eagerly participated in the festivities of the day.
“The more difficult the victory, the greater the happiness in winning.”
National Sports Day is celebrated on 29th of August every year. It marks the birth anniversary of Hockey Legend, Major Dhyan Chand, who is regarded as the greatest Hockey player of all times. To mark the significance of National Sports Day, the school virtually organised Euphoria – the sports whizz which consisted of several activities to inculcate the feeling of true sportsmanship among the children and to enhance their physical and social skills.
Students of classes VI-VIII virtually participated in various sports activities such as skipping, skating, basketball, aerobics and yoga with great enthusiasm and zeal. The little ones had fun while indulging in sports activities. Young sports stars of classes III-V demonstrated their innovative skills by constructing indoor games and sent their pictures to their class teachers exhibiting their creative aspect.
Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar, Principal of the school urged all the students to be physically active and encouraged them to exercise daily in order to improve their quality of life.
“The Sanskrit Language is the accretion and growth of every dialect, race and range of time”
In the vast history of the world, there has been no language so complete, so variegated, so advanced, as perfect as Sanskrit. Every emotion, every expression, every thought the human mind can perceive can be expressed through the beautiful language of Sanskrit.
Learning a language helps us to effectively communicate with and better understand others. To bring the students closer to literature and its universal appeal, Sanskrit day was celebrated with a lot of zeal and enthusiasm. A plethora of activities was conducted to help students deepen their understanding of the Sanskrit language and refine the nuances of the language.
This realisation dawned upon the students of Grade VI to X who presented their ideas and creativity through virtual assembly commemorating the day by the pious call of saving the earth by planting a sapling and reciting shlokas to kindle the aroma. They showcased their talent by singing Saraswati Vandana, Guru Vandana, shiva strotram and poems which added to the rhythmic annotation. Trumping the galore edifying speeches added essence to the juncture.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar opined that the day was a great way for the students to get a vast range of exposure to the Sanskrit Language. It was a way to inculcate a sense of pride and importance for the third languages that the students study as part of their curriculum.
Rakhi - a tradition that binds brother and sister beautifully in a relationship forever. Raksha Bandhan, a much awaited Indian traditional festival of sisterly and brotherly respect was celebrated by students of the school.
Girl students of the school tied rakhi on the wrists of ADG, Shri Rajeev Sabarwal as a gesture of gratitude for his relentless contribution for keeping the city safe and secure. Students of the school participated in the Bhartiya Raksha Parv and handed over joyfully and generously prepared handmade Rakhis for the soldiers at the borders who keep us safe and protected.
On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, the school organized several activities through virtual platform to make students understand the true essence of this festival and the sacred relation of a brother and a sister. Tiny tots of Pre-primary wing made beautiful rakhis using decorative threads, stars, mirrors, pearls and flowers. Young artists of Primary wing prepared beautiful Photo frames using different articles. Their artisanship was quite fascinating and children thoroughly enjoyed this activity that tickled their creative side. A special assembly was arranged for the students of VI-VIIII wing wherein young bards recited poems in the virtual classroom highlighting the significance of this festival and in the glory of covid warriors to salute their fervour and zeal.
These activities conveyed the message of purity, unmatched bond of love, care and respect between siblings. The school authorities appreciated every active participant and motivated other children to take part in future activities.
“Philanthropy lies at the heart of human greatness”
The message is germane to the young philanthropists of K. L. International School. They worked relentlessly as a team and presented a melange of expressions to materialise the same with the thoughts pursued with perseverance and valour. Amidst this tumultuous time when mankind is striving for survival metaphorically, Klites bring this picturesque to reality. Assorted students were proudly awarded a citation as Young Warrior for completing five tasks as part of the #YoungWarrior movement which was activated by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, CBSE, YuWaah (Generation Unlimited India), and UNICEF India.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar verbalised the proud achievement of these prodigies and wished that students should develop the same benevolent approach to carry forward the spin-off.
“It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it” - Joseph Joubert
Debate is one of the academic activities that gives students creative room to express what they feel. K. L. International School actively participated in ‘War of Words’ an Inter-School Debate Competition organized by Rotary Club, Meerut, Mahaan on virtual platform. The orators of the school enthusiastically competed with reputable schools from Meerut vicinity.
The topic for the day was ‘Internet cannot replace a classroom teacher'. All the teams were well prepared and undoubtedly convinced the audience of their beliefs and views. The participants, armed with statistics and data made their arguments more emphatic with their righteous facial expressions and voice modulation. Our School team bagged first position for their immaculate debating skills. Avani Singh won the battle of words and bagged the Best Speaker Title.
It was an enthralling experience for the speakers. The School Management and the Principal, Mr S. Shekhar, commended the efforts of the rhetoricians and wished them good luck in future.
The word Karate is a combination of two Chinese characters, 'Kara' means empty and 'te' means hand, thus 'Karate' means "empty hand". Meerut District Karate Championship selection was organised by Karate Association of Meerut on 25th July 2021. This Championship was under various weight categories.
It is an honour that the students of K.L.I. have proved their skills in this art of self defence, in which Vansh Chaudhary class 11, Vanshika class 10, Ayush Singh class 9, Saksham class 8, have bagged gold medal and Keshav Gaur class 5, has bagged a silver medal.
The winners of District Championship will participate in State Level Karate Championship which is going to be held from 10 to 13 August 2021 in Lucknow.
Congrats to our Karatekas!!
“A good story can imbibe the right values in the most impressionable age.”
Brightening the day of the students with wonderful stories an Inter House Tell-a-Tale Competition was organized for classes I & II where life and expression was in abundance.
Immersing in an engaging story-telling session, the lively enthusiasm of the mirthful learners of Grade 1st and 2nd was evident as they narrated wondrous stories in English in the Tell-a-Tale Competition. Nurturing the oratory skills of the young minds, the activity enhanced their confidence and enabled them to explore multiple storytelling techniques. Instilling quintessential values, the morals of the evocative tales resonated in the hearts of the eager learners.
Children narrated stories based on fairy tales or super heroes like The Story of Damru, The Stone Soup, A Tooth Fairy, The Kingdom of Glass and many more. Little strorysmiths were dressed up as their characters and they presented their stories with great facial expressions and voice modulation in a video format.
The first position was bagged by Pragati house, the second position was shared by Prayas and Prakash house while Prerna house had to suffice with the third position.
“The greatest gifts you can give your children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence.” - Denis Waitley
The young patriots conveyed the true feelings of oneness as the celebration for 75th Independence Day commenced. Keeping the spirit alive of patriotism an entranced digital assembly was conducted.
A day before the tricolour, exuberance unfolded which was themed on “Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav” an initiative by the Government of India. Channelling the creativity of students, a plethora of activities and competitions were planned. Little patriots of class 1 and 2 exhibited their recitation skills by reciting poems, underlying the theme of patriotism class 3 to 5 evinced their creative geniuses through poster making. Class 6 to 8 enthralling speeches on “Unsung voices of Freedom” left everyone spellbound. These trying times did not dampen the spirit of pride and patriotism in the students as they participated in these events with great zeal and felt gratified.
The exuberant day of Independence began with remembering the freedom fighters and their sacrifices for the freedom struggle. The melodious patriotic group song, enthralling quiz, heart-rendering speeches and an intriguing debate presentation portraying the journey of Independence explicated their hidden emotions for the nation.
The flag hoisting was done by the School Principal, Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar with staff members & students of prefectorial body and he shared a beautiful message with the young minds of the nation for being responsible ‘Aatmanirbhar’ (self-reliant) citizens. He asserted that it was fascinating to see our youth on the path of Sustainable Development.
All the Klites united with the same reverence for their motherland and sang the national anthem in unison to conclude the virtual assembly.
'Art is not a handicraft it is the transmission of feeling the artist has experienced.' Leo Tolstoy
August 7 was chosen as the National Handloom Day to commemorate the Swadeshi Movement.
The Union Government has declared 7 August as the National Handloom Day, in July 2015 with the objective to generate awareness about the importance of Handloom industry.
To promote the National Handloom Day the enthusiastic Klites of middle wing have beautifully designed various pom pom walls hangings, bandanwars and other decoratives.
Tradition of hand weaving is a part of our country's cultural heritage that symbolises ability of the weavers to design intricate, artistic and attractive products by use of handloom.
Elephants are important ecosystem engineers....They are the largest existing land animals. Three living species currently recognised are - The African Bush Elephant, The African Forest Elephant, The Asian Elephant.
Elephants are exceptionally smart creatures. They have largest brain of any land animal. About 20000 elephants are killed every single year for their ivory tusks. The ivory is carved into ornaments, showpieces and jewellery.
Our learners of III to V wing supported for conservation of elephants on this World Elephant Day by beautifully creating a big elephant picture on the floor using the kitchenware/cloth etc.
Let's come up together and save our ecosystem by saving elephants.
Storytelling is an art of describing the social and cultural activity of sharing stories, sometimes with improvisation, theatrics or embellishment and we take great pride in notifying that Anushka Verma of class XII of K. L. International School has been conferred with the bronze prize in JSJC Young Storytelling Competition organised by the O.P. Jindal School of Journalism & Communication.
She has also been accorded with a cash prize of 10,000 INR and the title of the JGU Storyteller of the year award.
The School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar applauded her fabulous performance and wished her all the best for her future endeavours!
Junior wing Investiture Ceremony was organised virtually on 5 August 2021 by the primary wing of the school where all the young leaders were prepared to don the mantle of leadership and discharge the responsibilities entrusted on them by the school.
During the ceremony, the junior school prefectorial body was formed and was bestowed the positions which had been decided through various round for brushing up their creative skills by rolling a story, in showcasing their confidence and the capacity to articulate, think and project themselves in extempore, their ability to make logical connections between different concepts in mental ability test as well as rigorous group discussions.
The decorations for the session 2021-22 are as follows:
Head boy - Ansh (V-B)
Head girl - Ria Chahal (V-E)
Vice- head boy - Maan Tyagi (IV-I)
Vice- head girl - Priyanshi Verma (IV-C)
Pragati House Captain - Ridhaan Kapoor (IV-B)
Prayas House Captain - Ishika Aggarwal (V-B)
Prerna House Competition - Aradhya Singh (V-H)
Prakash House Captain - Alisha Agarwal (IV-D)
The members of Students’ Council were administered the oath of office to work sincerely and passionately for the students and the school. The occasion was graced by the gracious presence of the Members of Management, Principal and coordinators.
Our revered Principal Sir encouraged the newly elected Students’ Council to put in honest efforts and become an inspiration for others.
Congratulations to the promising leaders of tomorrow!
28 July is observed as the World Nature Conservation Day across the globe. This day recognises that a healthy environment is a key foundation for a stable and strong society.
This year an Inter-school Hindi debate competition was organised along with a poster making competition by the Janhit foundation to commemorate this day.
Tanav Bhatia of class X of K. L. International School made the school proud by securing the second position in the debate competition.
The glory comes from daring to begin - Ruskin Bond
K. L. International congratulates its young poet, a prodigy, Adviti Kumari of VII on proving her acumen in poetry writing. Adviti is a 12 years old bright and charming learner whose metrical acumen and vivid imagination gets reflected in her writing skills. An avid reader and eloquent orator, she expresses herself beautifully in creative, narrative and opinion writing. Her love for books and the self-composed poem “Motherhood” is an art she has perfected over the years of her growing up.
She chose to pen down from a life incident and her characters from the poem are real too and she is fortunate enough to have her poem shortlisted for further publishing. This rhythmic art was made possible by Pratham Books on the StoryWeaver platform.
She expresses her gratitude wholeheartedly towards K. L. International School and draws inspiration from educators and friends.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar wished her good luck and all the success as she began her journey as a poet.
Young children learn best through exploration and hands-on play experiences. Therefore, in order to inculcate learning along with active participation some activities were conducted in the III to V wing of K. L. International School.
Sanskriti club held the activity of drawing and colouring of natural plants, Chanakya club organized the activity of making rain gauge by using plastic bottles and the Ponder Arena club celebrated the reading month by urging children to be avid readers and broadening their imaginations through reading books. All the activities were exuberantly welcomed by the kids of this wing and they were excited to be a part of these activities.
“True friends are never apart, may be in distance but never in heart.”
Close friends are truly life's treasure! Sometimes they know us better than we know ourselves. With gentle honesty, they are there to guide and support us, to share our laughter and our tears. Their presence reminds us that we are never really alone.
To celebrate this camaraderie the jovial amigos of K.G wing and Primary wing enjoyed various online activities on the occasion of ‘International Friendship Day’ within the safe confines of their homes. Treating their family like friends our spirited little ones prepared Friendship bands and crowns for their friends and celebrated this occasion by tying the prepared bands around the wrists of the family member with whom they share a bond of friendship too. On the crowns prepared by our munchkins they wrote the names of their best buddies. The zestful happy faces of our enthusiastic children in the photographs that they shared online in their respective classes clearly indicated the gaiety and sanctity of this beautiful bond of love and friendship.
“Even though you know a million things, there’s still a long way to go.”
Keeping the same curious spirit alive our masterly doyen Abhinav Kaushik of class VI reaped his place in the Top 25 scorers category at the prestigious “Namami Gange’s Ganga Quest Quiz”. Every year the Quiz is organized by a non profit organization Tree Craze Foundation that works for the rivers, environment and for National Mission for Clean Ganga(NMCG) plan under the Jal Shakti, Government of India.
The school congratulates our young Prodigy for successfully steering through all three rounds of the quiz and securing a place in the Top 25 scorers through a proficient display of his knowledge, skill and alertness. His adroit quizzing skills helped him garner the achiever’s certificate, medal and T-shirt.
The International Tiger Day was celebrated by the students of K. L. International School where various activities were administered in different sections. With the help of these activities the children created awareness about this day as well as advocated the importance of saving the tigers.
While the K.G. section was taken to a virtual Jungle Safari with the help of a song, the students from classes I and II either painted their faces or made tiger masks. On the other hand, the children from classes III to V created a Power Point Presentation describing any one tiger sanctuary of India. The students rejoiced the occasion as the day was celebrated with a lot of pomp and splendour.
'Rejoice with your family in the beautiful land of life.' - Albert Einstein
Our family gives us the roots to stand tall and strong. It is a bond that is created through relationships and pays value to all its members.
The juveniles of IX-X wing expressed their gratitude towards their family by celebrating 'Emotional Fervour'. The students conveyed their love by composing beautiful poems and messages for their family. The warmth and support of the family is the greatest treasure of life.
The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it. – Robert Swan
On this 'World Nature Conservation Day', an Eco-friendly show was conducted by the little munchkins of KG wing. The students have shown their creativity by converting waste material into recycled craft. Through the show the tiny tots learnt the importance of recycling. As recycling conserves natural resources, prevents pollution and also saves energy.
“If death strikes before I prove my blood, I swear I’ll kill death”, said Param Veer Chakra recipient, Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey.
On this day in 1999, the Kargil War, also known as the Kargil conflict, formally came to an end, with Indian soldiers successfully recapturing mountain heights.
Kargil Vijay Diwas, named after the successful Operation Vijay, is celebrated in India on 26 July. On this date in 1999, India successfully took command of the high outposts which had been lost to Pakistan. The Kargil War was fought for more than 60 days, ended on 26 July and resulted in loss of life on both the sides. The war ended with India regaining control of all the previously held territory. Since then Kargil Vijay Diwas is celebrated on 26 July every year to honor the heroes of Kargil War. This day was celebrated virtually to commemorate the sacrifices of our bravehearts.
Students of Kindergarten wing dressed as soldiers, highlighted the achievements of Indian soldiers by participating in the Hindi Kavya Paath Competition with great zeal and fervour. Tanks prepared by primary wing students using origami skills were renditions in praise of our country. They paid rich tributes to martyrs. The Programme did endeavour to rekindle Patriotism and motivate students towards National Building.
The reading month was celebrated in the VI to VIII wing of K. L. International School from 19 June to 18 July as per the guidelines of the C.B.S.E. through the virtual platform. The objectives behind celebrating this month were to stress on the importance of reading and develop it as a habit for the students.
The enthusiasm and fervour of the students was evident by their active participation throughout the month. The children learnt the importance of reading and its application in their daily lives.
The art of communication is the language of leadership. Entervista skills play a vital role in personality development in young adults, along with effective communication skills, as it enables them to precisely voice themselves with good sentence structure, a defined thought process and enunciation.
Our senior secondary school students were given a wonderful opportunity to enhance this significant life skill by participating in the inter house Entervista Competition – a virtual challenge wherein students exhibited interviewer's skills using a variety of skills to draw out the information needed from the interviewee .The students of all the four houses were at their best. Spontaneity and confidence were the hallmark of the competition. The students left everyone awe-struck as they presented their talent so immaculately and effortlessly. They were applauded for their superb performance.
The students were assessed for pronunciation, intonation, clarity and articulation of voice. Kashish Singhal (XI-F) from Prerna House secured First Position. Kriti Bhargava (XII-D) from Prakash House and Kavya Ujjwal (XII-F) from Prayas House attained Second & Third positions. Winners were awarded with e-certificates.
Vibhanshi Sisodia (VIII-G) participated in an online VIPNET Activity- 14TH NATIONAL MATHS CONVENTION organised by All India Ramanujan Maths Club (A.I.R.M.C) held between 12-14 February 2021.
She did the school proud by displaying her indelible imprints in the mathematics activity and received a Medal and a Mathematic Kit as the prize for her excellent performance!
Kudos to her!
National Talent search Exam (NTSE) 2021 is an all-India merit-based scholarship exam for students studying in India and abroad in grade X. It offers scholarships for students of class X.
It is indeed an honour that students from class XI of K. L. International School, Apoorv Bhardwaj (Rank 12), Raghav Kumar (Rank 12), Sujal Pilania (Rank 18), Ishan Tomar (Rank 19), Utkarsh Varun (Rank 21), Anika Singh (Rank 21) and Gorang Singh (Rank 34) have qualified the first level of this reputed exam and are all set to participate in the second level clearing which these students will be awarded with the scholarships by the central government.
“To start anything is simple; to develop it and bring it to a successful culmination takes great effort.”
Our Primary wing organized an “Etiquette Week” with gusto, believing in the fact that every effort makes a lot of difference. The idea of the week-long celebration was to develop awareness among children, which will creep into society for a better world. An array of fun, interactive and educational activities were held during the week which was an effort to instil courtesy, good manners, polite and respectful behaviour with correct online and offline social mannerisms in our students.
The week witnessed a plethora of highlights. A highly enriching workshop of flower arrangement, table layout and napkin folding engaged the aesthetics of our students artistically and reinforced table manners. Our tiny neophytes were also vividly familiarized with the oral hygiene regime. Last but not least our young learners were upskilled in culinary art as well. Zealous munchkins participated with full enthusiasm in learning various lip-smacking dishes in the Cooking Without Fire activity.
The invigorating ‘Etiquette Week’ ended with a culmination ceremony with a very engaging online Quiz Competition organized by the Prodigy Club of our school. The screens of our students were bubbling with mirth and joy. After a week-long celebration, the culmination was indeed full of fun and enthusiasm leading to great learning.
"Without justice and love, peace will always be a great illusion".
International Justice day is observed on 17 July every year to recognise the strengthening system of international justice. This day is celebrated as it is necessary to make people aware and united to support justice and also to promote the rights of the victims. This day also attracts people around the world to pay attention to serious issues. It also protects people from several crimes and also warns those people who affect the peace, security, and well-being of the nation at risk.
At a time when the world is fighting the coronavirus pandemic and our collective focus should be on supporting and protecting the most vulnerable parts of society, crimes against humanity and war crimes continue to be perpetrated.
To pull the attention of KLites towards this grave issue, a group discussion activity was organised for the students of the classes VI-VIII on the cited topics:
*Delayed justice causes loss of trust in the justice system.
*There is a saying that “the one who loses the case cries in court and the person that wins the case cries at home”
*Delay in justice causes emotional trauma for the victims.
Through the Group Discussion, students got to learn that law is a means to an end and justice is the end. Law cannot be effective if it does not take the recourse of judicial process. Judiciary plays a remarkable role in making the society safer for the people and ensures social order. It was an excellent opportunity for an extended learning.
The fervent participation of the students was commended by the Principal and Management.
A mandala is a symbolic picture of the universe. It can be a painting on a wall or scroll, created in colored sands on a table, or a visualization in the mind of a very skilled adept. Its purpose is to help transform ordinary minds into enlightened ones and to assist with healing.
Keeping this in view an art drive was conducted in the middle wing of K. L. International School for a month where the children from classes 6 to 8 were taught to express their feelings through mandala making. The combined efforts of the students and the teachers made this initiative a huge success.
The culmination event of this drive marked the presence of the famous Graphic Designer, Art Director and Art Therapist Ms. Tanya Mahajan. She interacted with the students in an open session and the students explained her about their mandala creations.
It is said that man’s manners are a mirror in which he shows his portrait. How true! So, cultivating and practicing good manners then become of paramount importance. Apart from academic and intellectual development, personal grooming is an important aspect and that is what we intend to do through varied activities by nurturing our students with essential life skills alongside knowledge dissemination.
In continuation of ‘Etiquette Week’ on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th day of the celebration an array of interesting and engaging activities were planned for the I-II & III-V wing. Besides teaching them the mandatory magic words ‘sorry’, ‘please‘ and ‘thank you’ along with their usage, a new addition was the teaching of ‘Netiquette’ and ‘social etiquette’ rules to be followed in public places. These activities cultivated civility and good manners in our quick learners.
Adding more flavor to the event a cooking without fire activity was also planned to nourish the oozing creativity in our kids. Keeping in mind that etiquette rules for dining address most of the common courtesies that make eating a pleasurable experience, our tiny cherubs were taught table layout and fine dinning etiquette in a blithesome manner. The students from all two wings thoroughly enjoyed the activities which is clearly visible in the joyous photographs they shared with their respective class teachers.
"When voice and expressions cannot reach out to the other people; emojis surely make their way up there."
July 17th is observed as the World Emoji Day. Life has become a lot easier with the coming of emojis. An entire sentence is easily replaced with just an emoji. In today's era, they are our power to express.
Klites of classes Kg to V celebrated the World Emoji Day by gracefully and splendidly painting their faces as their favourite emoji. Emojis are amazing innovation that certainly saved us plenty of keystrokes.
HAPPY WORLD EMOJI DAY!!!
“How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a weary world”. William Shakespeare
The above-said quote was transpired successfully as the glitters of the magnificent bequest spread on the global arena.
Keeping the spirit of humanity alive Avani Singh of grade 12 proudly benchmarked her opinion in the column of one of the largest selling magazines Reader's Digest. Her article highlighting the working of Covid Kendra published in the June edition. The column is appreciated by all.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar felt ecstasy in the air and congratulated the wunderkind on the achievement clinched.
Spelling, the art of correctly assembling words from their letters, is one of the essential components of successful writing. Being confident at spelling leads to confidence in all aspects of literacy. The ability to recognize the links between the words of the same origin and understanding word relationships has been proven to aid comprehension skills.
Therefore, in order to enhance the learning and the comprehensive skills of the children, a spellathon activity was organized for the classes IX and X of K. L. International School on 9 July 2021 during their online classes. The students participated in this activity with a lot of enthusiasm and vigour and turned this activity into a prolific learning experience.
“For a passionate heart nothing is impossible.”
French Day was virtually observed by the students of classes VI to VIII. During the month of celebration, students greeted their teachers and peers in the French language. Multifarious activities were organized to augment the creativity and the French language. The activities that engaged the students passionately were Invitation card making and Calligraphy.
A special assembly was organized to celebrate the French ethos wherein a plethora of activities mark the celebration. A raft of exceptional events like dance and poem recitation made the day an especially festive one. The must see was the tongue twisters and the Instrumental performances. Students sang the French songs harmoniously.
Students also registered for the quiz based on the Virtual tour to Paris organised by Prayatna Educational Society. The winners will be given E-certificates and exciting prizes.
It was actually a beautiful blend of language and culture throughout the celebration!
“Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with the ardour and attended to with diligence”.
This stands true for the magical students of K. L. International School as Ishita Singh Faujdar added another successful chapter in the books of the School.
It’s an illustrious success for her as she visioned for stars and brought glory to the school. As she participated in the International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition (IAAC) – 2021 which is an international science competition that enables students from all countries to prove their skills and to unleash their creativity in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics by applying one's skills to challenging problems.
She excelled in the finals and badged with Gold Honour as she stood proud among the top 2% of the total participants.
Her Scholastic excellence yet again proved her mettle of K. L. International School.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated her and wished her luck in all her future prospects.
Eco-friendly lifestyle is making its way to the forefront. Keeping this in mind the toddlers of KLI have projected their creativity by making attractive paper bags with newspapers and waste papers at home.
As paper bags are reusable, recyclable, biodegradable and favourable for our mother earth. The teeny - weeny kids of KG wing, I-II wing & III-V wing have jumped into the bandwagon for saying no to plastic bags.
Let's grow, nourish, sustain together. Our actions are our future.
‘Manners maketh a man’ is the sole determining factor in distinguishing the wheat from the chaff.
Taking cognizance of this universal truth our primary wing inaugurated “Etiquette Week” on 12th July 2021. Undeterred by the upheaval of the imposed newnormal the teachers forayed into online teaching simultaneously inculcating in their students the value and benefits of being well-mannered at home, in school and in the outside world. Partnering with parents to guarantee that good manners are instilled in students, the teachers posted videos & PowerPoint presentations along with worksheets and activities online on desirable behaviour.
On the first day of the week students were introduced to ‘Netiquette', a code of polite behaviour one is expected to follow while on the internet. They learnt how to organize their table during online classes. They also received training of mannerisms to be followed while making a telephone conversation. The inaugural day activities conducted in I-II wing & III-V wing are an excellent start to a week long sojourn of funfilled and informative activities to reinforce the value of courtesy and etiquette in our children.
A euphoric moment for Klites to rejoice as our Avishkaar club is conferred with a Certificate of Excellence by the Vigyan Prasar Network of Science Club (VIPNET) in recognition of their outstanding performance in the calendar year 2020. Honored with “Commendable Club” category for the year 2021 the club treads on a path of creativity probing new possibilities of innovation. Exhilarations and congratulations to the club for its achievement!
We share our world with billions of animals. Our planet is rapidly changing. The disease is one of the most common threats to the well-being of every one of us.
July 6th is observed as “World Zoonoses Day” commemorating the efforts of Louis Pasteur in developing a vaccine for rabies. It is important to acknowledge this day, as it raises awareness on Zoonotic diseases.
On this note little munchkins of K. L. International School, had created picturesque images with animals and diseases associated with it to raise the very essential awareness drive. When animals fall ill. It endangers our health too. Junior Klites apprised everyone with some of the facts and precautions on Zoonoses.
“Your dreams are what define your individuality. They have the power to give you wings and make you fly high”. PV Sindhu
Pusarla Venkata Sindhu is arguably the most prolific Indian badminton star of the 21st century.
K. L. International School Junior wing celebrated the spirit of a great sportsperson who displayed unparalleled dedication and skills in Badminton to bring accolades and honour to India.
The special pastiche of activities displayed by the young Klites to honour PV Sindhu on her birthday. Students wrote well thought out incidents relatable to PV Sindhu's life and enlightened everyone with the style quotient of the star.
Happy birthday to the most inspiring, irrepressible & indomitable wizard of Indian Badminton.
“We have a visual record of a community of learners, a series of moments — discoveries and setbacks — through the school year that accumulates like sparkling beads on a string. The result is as engrossing as it is illuminating.”
K. L. International School, Meerut, organized its first virtual inter-house documentary concoction competition. This event was organized with an aim to bring forth an amazing potpourri of activities that were customized not only to challenge student’s perspicacity and agility but also to give them an opening to showcase their distinctive talent in all principalities of the co-curricular purview. All houses participated in that event zealously and the participants brought forth well-informed perspectives to the fore. As a torchbearer educational institution, the houses presented a well-designed documentary about the exuberant journey of the school since its inception.
The juncture provided prospects for the holistic development of children and aimed to instill in them values like team spirit, hope, solidarity, introspection and rising above glitches in life.
The judge Ms Sonia Sharma complimented the efforts of the participants and exclaimed that the documentary envisioned made the glimpses of the school set alive on virtual platforms. Felicitations poured in as Red house scaled on the First position, Yellow house stood proud on the second position and Green house secured the third position.
All the participating houses and students were congratulated for their enthusiastic involvement and felicitations were extended to all the winners. The passion and enthusiasm witnessed amongst the pupils were overwhelming.
‘To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle, requires creative imagination and marks real advance in science’-Albert Einstein.
Science and innovation go hand in hand. A man innovates as and when he needs to. Needs are the mother of innovations. The students of K. L. International School have always been competitive and displayed extreme versatility towards science quests.
Yet another fragrance added to the blossoming segment of school as a moment of pride knocks the door for team Klites. Two proud prodigies secured National positions in Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan (VVM). It is an initiation of Vijnana Bharati (VIBHA) which is a national movement for the propagation, in collaboration with Vigyan Prasar (VP), National Institute for Science & Technology under the Department of Science & Technology, Government of India & NCERT.
Sparsh Rastogi class 12 measured his success at the National level First position in the final round of VVM and was awarded a National winner citation, a cash prize of Rs 25000 and a memento.
Madhav Nagpal class 12 stands out with First position National level Zonal rank North zone. He was awarded a zonal level citation, a memento and a cash prize of Rs 5000.
School Management and Principal congratulated the winner and wished the winners best in all their future endeavours.
“Knowledge is powerful, but sharing it is liberating”.
Klite quizzers have once again proved their mettle in the quizzing arena by their exceptional performance in the online National level E-quiz conducted by the Anti-human trafficking club and Department of social work under the stewardship of St. Claret College Bengaluru. With the vision of using youth as changing agents, the institute organised an all India quiz on drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
Our young quizzer Prithvi Raj Gupta of Class 12 participated and after constant brainstorming sessions, he won a citation of Excellent performer in the Quiz.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated him and said that it is a matter of immense pride that students are proving their mettle in such renowned national tests year after year and making the school proud of their feat.
“In nothing do men more nearly approach the Gods than in giving health to men.”
Some heroes don’t wear capes, we call them Doctors!
All over the world, Doctors are given the stature next to God. It happens so mostly because they are lifesavers who work tirelessly for mankind. To pay tribute to this noble profession and to express gratitude towards these unsung heroes, the students of our K.G. wing, I-II wing and III-V wing hosted a plethora of activities on the occasion of National Doctor’s Day.
The celebration was an attempt to emphasize on the value of doctors in our lives and to honour the legendary physician Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy. The K.G wing hosted an informative Talk by our very enterprising and supportive doctor parents, who briefed our tiny cherubs about health and hygiene. Their valuable tips on hygienic habits proved quiet informative for the impressionable minds of our little munchkins. The ever zealous students of I-II wing expressed their heartfelt gratefulness with warm and affectionate ‘Thank you notes and cards’. Next in line, the ingenious minds of our III-V wing prodigies curated illustrious videos on ways of administering first- aid. All efforts by our little wonders bespoke of their immense love and gratitude towards Doctors who are real frontline warriors who aided in saving millions of lives around the globe specially in present pandemic times.
A grand salute to their service before self!
“Books are a uniquely portable magic. They have the ability to entertain us and allow us to travel to different places through our imaginary senses”.
Such senses were evoked by our Young eloquent Writer Shreya Rana of class 11, whose excellent skills of writing shaped her vivid emotions and colourful thoughts in a book named “SAS Bond”.
Some wise, some funny, some sad, some cheerful, some quirky… She has put many of them in her book, All Things Wise and Wacky. Her bundle of emotions highlighted the essence of friendship which was appreciated by all.
Her book got published and is available on Amazon while attracting phenomenal response.
School plaudits on this exemplary achievement of Shreya Rana.
Heartiest congratulations! Here again, klites paved their path to the International spectrum.
Our Proud prodigy Ishita Singh Faujdar caught her eyes in astronomy and brought glory to the school. As she participated in the IAAC Competition 2021. The International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition (IAAC) is an international science competition that enables students from all countries to prove their skills and to unleash their creativity in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics by applying one's skills to challenging problems.
She not only excelled in the first two levels of the competition but was selected in the finals to be conducted in June.
Her in-depth knowledge and par excellence vision made her stand out.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated her and wished her luck for the finals. They asserted that our society requires capable scientists and engineers that develop, shape and maintain the innovations of the future. The initial motivation through scientific events and competitions can encourage students to a professional career as a researcher or engineer.
“Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilization”: Mahatma Gandhi
The CBSE Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat programme aims to enhance interaction and promote mutual understanding amongst people of different States, UTs of India. In keeping with this thought, K. L. International School, III to VIII Wing, undertook various interdisciplinary and art-integrated activities of the paired states Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya. Visioned to inculcate the deep thought of integrated learning, creativity expands its limit as students paint pots differentiating art and cultural forms of Uttar Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh. Students visualized the cultural differences by crafting table mats and adorning the dresses of A.P and U.P. They executed a myriad of different creations like sundials, Water alarms and board games.
The creative ingenious carry out activities to promote a sustained and structured cultural connect in the areas of language learning, culture, traditions & music, tourism & cuisine, sports and sharing of best practices, etc. Overall an enriching learning experience for all.
The School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar expressed his elation on the execution of the activity.
“Yoga is an invaluable gift of India’s ancient tradition. It embodies unity of mind and body; thought and action; restraint and fulfilment; harmony between man and nature; a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature. By changing our lifestyle and creating consciousness, it can help in well-being.” -Prime Minister Narendra Modi
The dawn of June 21, 2021, witnessed a yoga session which the K. L. International school family organized with much zeal and fervour.
The school celebrated the ‘International Yoga Day’ virtually to raise awareness worldwide about the benefits of Yoga in daily life. The ancient practice of yoga is known to unite body, mind and soul, bringing eternal bliss. It keeps the body fit and rejuvenates the mind creating self-awareness. The students presented various asanas, following the same protocol as directed by the Ministry of Aayush. Myriad activities were planned and executed to harness the benefits of yoga by our young fitness freaks. Yoga Odyssey a quiz competition was organized to dive down to understand the origin of yoga. As the momentous occasion of father’s day coincided with International Yoga day, celebrations turned multifold as students enjoyed Yoga sessions with their fathers and videos were shared profusely. Videos shared are testimony to the strong bond of love and mutual admiration between both children and their fathers! Teachers' yoga sessions were regularly organized to keep abreast with the pace to achieve a better life, physically, mentally and spiritually.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar avowed that practising yoga regularly harmonises the body and rejuvenates the senses, making us feel energetic and positive.
It was truly a blissful experience for all.
“I am not the only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something”
The above said quote was materialized successfully with the ideas pursued with energy, intelligence and determination by our proud wunderkind.
At the time when the world is struggling to keep humanity alive, literally and metaphorically, klites bring another pertinent message that service to humanity is not just divine but the only way to keep it alive. Avani Singh of grade 12 is proudly awarded a citation as Young Warrior for completing five tasks as part of the #YoungWarrior movement which was activated by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, CBSE, YuWaah (Generation Unlimited India), and UNICEF India.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar expressed his elation on the achievement of the proud prodigy and wished those other students should also get motivated to develop the same philanthropic approach to carry forward the legacy.
Some superheroes don't have capes...they are called fathers.
A father’s selfless love is pivotal in nurturing the child and there could not be a more universal celebration than the one that celebrates the accomplishments and efforts of a Father. The primary wing of K. L. International School celebrated this precious bond virtually on father’s day with loads of fun activities.
Little munchkins enjoyed making Best Dad Prize gift, touching the emotional strings with a song and crafting the bond of love. They were appreciated for the unique idea of fathers involved in practising yoga asanas with their kids.
Fathers truly felt special with these wonderful gestures. It was a memorable event which the fathers and children will cherish for their lifetime.
To ensure that learning is not hindered even during virtual sessions, Enthusiastic toddlers celebrate their first-ever virtual excursion on the “International Picnic Day”.
“Students perceive better when they view images and videos to learn”.
Keeping this in mind, K. L. International School organized a well thought out virtual tour for the primary wing from the comfort of their homes. Young voyagers created the self-decorated ambience of their choice.
Such a virtual voyage offers so many incredible learning opportunities while bringing family and friends together. Their enthusiasm knows no bound as this all led to cognitive, language and academic growth among the students and they also gained knowledge about the demographics of the place.
A gamut of activities like dance, movie time, magic show accelerated the pace of the juncture. While having a fun day exploring, kids have developed valuable skills and obtained priceless knowledge.
"A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work."
It's been proven again by one of our young achiever Sanskriti Mittal who has qualified for the prestigious KVPY (Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana), a National level Scholarship program organized by the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore by scoring the rank of 1476.
The School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar applauds her stupendous performance and wishes her all the best for her future endeavours! They asserted that she is a source of inspiration and motivation to all those who believe in hard work and determination as shown by her throughout her studies.
Capturing the Crowning Glory, setting off 2021 with a bang, benchmarking our skills, in the face of adversity, the resilient Klites of the school proved this axiom right-“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new”.
K. L. International School is Delighted to share the illustrious success story of our young prodigy pursuing her dreams and flying high.
Undeterred by pandemic, the Klite continue to carve a niche by outshining in the professional arena. Eloquent and competitive Brinda Mithal batch (2020-21) has once again made the Alma mater proud by being selected among the best ITC group in collaboration with Manipal University for Culinary and hospitality 3 year program.
After facing the incognito remote assessment followed by panel and main interview Brinda excelled brilliantly in the grill.
School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated her on the magnum opus and gleaning from the success they expressed their elation and wished her luck for all her future prospects.
To center stage, a saying “to build a healthier environment youth need to take a forefront” Young orators of K. L. International School literary club organized a well thought out analytical deliberation on the colossal problems of the environment.
Young linguaphiles came together with their advice on the perfect lookout for a healthier environment.
The discussion was fuelled with valuable thoughts which were neutralized by two moderators. Students had a virtual feast while discussing which added galore to the event.
To culminate the event was a literary bonanza and was potentially the first of many to come, to assist in enhancing and developing the fledgling minds of the students.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the literary club for decoding the wisdom for everyone.
“From farm to plate, make food safe.”
Food Safety is a shared responsibility of everybody and in consonance with the said words the students of our KG and I-II wing celebrated the World Food Safety Day on 7th June 2021 virtually with their teachers. Through a gamut of activities planned, the teachers not only enlightened the students about the importance of healthy food but also the importance of its safe consumption and safe storage. Our little curious minds were also motivated to adopt food safety as a lifestyle so that on a day to day basis they remain aware of what to eat and how to maintain good health through food vigilance.
Our enthusiastic and eager beavers assisted their mothers in kitchen, helped in storing food properly in refrigerators and also helped in cleaning the kitchen counter. The little tasks assigned to our children restated the fact that healthy mind resides in a healthy body. Our students indeed enjoyed this great way of learning while doing. Their mirth was well reflected in their happy faces captured in the pictures they posted to their teachers.
The saying ‘Happiness held is the seed; happiness shared is the flower’ is the perfect description of K. L. International School’s celebration on the theme of family.
Klites scripted and executed a well-designed Pantomime competition with full gusto and savoir-faire. To elucidate more on the importance of family. Exuberant children splashed in the pool of expressions, moods and characters to compute liveliness in their dramatic performances. The rendition added fervour to the event together with their friends in delight. The Inter-House Pantomime competition was judged by the panel of judges who presented the first position to Pragati house, the second position is shared by Prakash and Prayas house and third position is scored by Prerna house.
The middle wing bore an air of ecstasy with the appreciation poured by their House Teachers.
School Principal congratulated the winners and expressed his rhapsody on the execution of the event.
“Let's nurture nature to have a better future”
We believe in celebrating! We believe in implementing! And That’s what the Klites did this year too. Even a lockdown couldn't lock their determination to do their share.
On 5 June, Klites observed World Environment Day virtually doing their bit by spreading awareness through an array of activities.
Little Green warriors spread the message of conserving our natural resources and protecting Mother Earth. Teachers explained the significance through interactive, engaging discussions and also encouraged them to plant trees.
The spirited Klites exhibited their innovative and creative skills through the plethora of activities like compost bin making, emphasising the need of the hour by planting plants rich in oxygen, Birdfeeder, book holder from an old cardboard box etc.
The showstopper of the day was the Group Discussion held by the rhetoricians of the school was indeed a thoughtful approach as they advocated for taking actions towards climate resilience.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar avowed that it is imperative that it is worth our while to spend a few moments thinking about our environment. He also urged that we should all take an oath to save the Environment that reverberates in the minds of all and compel us to take small steps to better our environment and in the bargain save ourselves.
Parents hold our tiny hands for just a while but our hearts forever and to honour them the primary wing of K. L. International School, celebrated Global Parents Day virtually with great fanfare. The day provides us with an opportunity to appreciate parents and parental figures for the important role that they play in the development of families.
The children exhibited their true love and gratitude for their parents straight from the heart by presenting a well-designed thank you card. It left everyone nostalgic and overwhelmed with emotions.
The virtual show ended with a message that we should pay respect and appreciate parents for what they do for their children, their selfless commitment to children, and their lifelong sacrifice towards nurturing this relationship.
A glass of milk makes young Klites, Higher, Stronger and Brighter!!!
To corroborate the theme for World Milk Day, little cherubs celebrated the day to spread more and more awareness about milk and dairy products in the diet regularly.
Visual learning with live demo classes was organized to elucidate the vital role of milk in maintaining health and overall nutrition.
‘Relax, Unwind, Lock Books and Bags and Unlock Creativity.’
To unleash the creativity of pre-primary wing children and to stimulate their imagination, National creativity day was celebrated on 30th May virtually with ardent vigour and aplomb.
The little creative artists embraced the activity by using their in-depth imagination by designing self-portraits and shared those exuberant videos with their class teachers. Teachers encouraged the little artists and their words of appreciation added to the zeal of the event.
School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar asserted that such activities helped develop their motor skills and imagination.
“Technology connects us, technology unites us, technology amplifies our power!”
To ensure that future innovators remain on the cutting edge of technological advancements, K. L. International School organised a virtual Inter-house competition TECHNOVANZA 2021.
It was envisioned to celebrate technology and educate our young technocrats on the evolution made in the realm of new-age advancements. The students displayed their technological skills which consisted of a myriad of activities through MS word, animations and special background effects. The juncture was a treat to watch exhibiting a fusion of talent, imagination, creativity and alertness.
House participants were assessed by the panels of judges based on technical, creative and scholastic skills. Exhibiting the best Pragati house bagged the First prize, Prerna house stood second, Prayas house bagged the third position and Prakash house contented on the fourth position.
The plethora of talent left one and all spellbound.
School Principal congratulated the winners and opined that all the performances were a blend of Technology & Art and highlighted the latest advancements and how to use them wisely for a better future.
An ounce of help in difficult times is worth tonnes of the same during normalcy!
Keeping the same thought alive and trying to bring hope and positivity to many looking down the gulf of despondency in this tough time of the pandemic, Klites have once again proved their moral strength by making the school proud as our young Samaritans Shrankhala Parmar, Prerna Singh and Divyansh Yadav with their devout volunteers opened a group Virtual Helpers.
Using the scales of social media and technology they help the needy by providing them bona fide information about hospital resources and also guide the frontline volunteers about the execution of the same.
School Management & Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the Virtual helpers and expressed his elation saying if their philanthropic approach can generate hope to a few dismal faces their altruism would win the scourge of the pandemic.
In the pursuit of helping and bringing hope and optimism to many staring down the abyss of despair in this tumultuous time, Klites have once again testified to the strength of their core values and making the school proud as Avani Singh (class XII), our young philanthropist with her zealous team worked under Studomatrix Covid-19 Sahayta Kendra and helped towards social well-being.
Using social media and technology platforms they help patients by providing them authentic information about hospital resources.
Working across the country and saving lives they testify to the adage - “the results of altruism are always beyond calculations”.
School Management & Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated her and expressed his ecstasy at the state of being benign.
“When the whole world is silent, even one voice can become powerful”.
A paramount milieu attained by a young diplomat of KLI at Indian Republic Model United Nations (IRMUN).
Defying the limitations imposed by the pandemic, Mahuli Agarwal virtually assembled as one of the delegates of committees from Agra, Mumbai and Meerut to deliberate upon diverse global issues and propose workable solutions towards a better tomorrow.
Carving a niche she procured the High recommendation award among 12 institutions that participated.
School Principal congratulated her for the efforts and reiterated the significance of collaborative planning and action to extricate the world from the current crisis.
The saying ‘Happiness held is the seed; happiness shared is the flower’ is the perfect description of K. L. International School’s family day celebration.
To rejoice the undeniable importance of the family and commemorate International Family Day, Little cherubs celebrated the juncture virtually with full aplomb and gaiety. The focus point of the celebration was to emphasize the point that the family system is the most essential element of social solidarity and serene society.
To add to the vistas of the event multifarious activities were planned and executed to bloom the emotional bond between the family-like fingerprint art of relations, messages and sharing the sumptuous food activity.
School principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar wished everyone and averred that celebrating the International Day for Families also brings into focus the importance of family solidarity wherein members of the family work together to sustain the unit through challenges, trials and tribulations. He quoted, “When the unwanted sorrows seem longer than a mile, it’s your near and dear ones who make you smile.”
“Computers themselves, and software yet to be developed, will revolutionize the way we learn.” Steve Jobs
To promote and celebrate the cause of technological education, on the occasion of National Technology Day and keeping in tandem with the needs of today's, young Technocrats of K. L. International School participated in Inter-House Web-Flash Computer activity. The juncture offered a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their computer knowledge, unleash their creativity and demonstrate team spirit.
The idea works towards scaling new invigorating heights by focusing on diverse areas in the realm of computer education and personality development.
The tech-savvy students of the school enhanced their knowledge score in multidimensional aspects of IT such as cloud computing, Internet of things digital editing, artificial intelligence and robotics. Students industriously participated in the activity with great vitality. They enjoyed a lot making presentations, animations using scratch software, making cartoons in paint, Webpage designing, designing forms, and a lot more. This activity enabled the participants to gain substantial experience, showcase their skills, analyze and evaluate outcomes and uncover latent talents in the world of computer and technology.
It was an amazing experience that helped in giving exposure and the necessary platform required to evolve and develop their skills.
Overall the objective of the pursuit proved very fruitful.
“Freedom is never dear at any price; it is the breath of life”.
A special virtual assembly was organized at K. L. International School, to apprise the younger generation about the historic revolt of 1857 which began from Meerut. The revolt was no sudden occurrence and was the culmination of a century-long resistance to British rule. Kranti Diwas is observed to remember the historic day of May 10, 1857, and pay tribute to the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives to liberate their country from the shackles of British rule.
To solemnize this historic day, Young patriots enacted a small play, enlivening the legendary heroes of the revolt. The skit created an aura of patriotism amongst the students and enthralled one and all.
Overall an infotainment activity well executed by the dexterous students recapitulating the lives of Indian freedom fighters.
“Life doesn’t come with a manual, it comes with a mother.”
A quote by American author Mitch Albom perfectly sums up the epitome of care and love that mothers are. "When you look into your mother's eyes, you know that is the purest love you can find on this earth".
To cherish and celebrate boundless love in every mother's heart, Mother’s Day was celebrated virtually with abundant excitement and vigour at K. L. International School. The young Klites honoured their mothers and expressed a heap of gratitude towards them for the countless efforts they put in nurturing their children. Celebrating, cherishing and admiring the most prized bond gifted to us by God, the Young leaders of tomorrow shared their thoughtful feelings for their mothers through several beautiful activities.
Little munchkins under the able guidance of their class teachers participated in an online Yoga session with their mothers. To see such an overwhelming loving gesture from their young ones, the mothers of our Klites showered countless blessings on them.
Virtual School echoed the prominence of the activities such as Hand-made cards donned with emotional messages, sketches of their mothers, self-composed heart touching poems and songs that add to the vistas of the celebration.
School Principal avowed that this day is a chance to tell our mothers that their support and importance in our lives cannot be fathomed. Mothers are our true confidants, reliable advisors, and constants from the time we come to this till they live to see us.
Everybody knows that laughing feels good, but a few realize how valuable this tool can be in improving our everyday wellness and well-being. Laughter cannot solve anything but it could surely heal and help dissolve adversity. That’s what the world laughter day is for! So in order to relieve some stress from our lives "World Laughter Day" is observed on the first Sunday of May.
Our exuberant students too celebrated this day through an array of interesting activities with gaiety and merriment. Our students created beautiful emojis and masks. They also clicked photographs with their grandparents doing laughter therapy sessions at home . The highlight of the celebration was the effervescent “Hasya Kavi sammelan" conducted virtually by our senior students which left everyone in splits of laughter actualizing the true spirit of the day. Indeed it is rightly said,“A day without laughter is a day wasted!”
“As the grace of man is in the mind, so is the beauty of the mind in eloquence.”
Every student deserves a few seconds in the spotlight. Hence, to develop communication skills in our students we, time and again come up with activities that aid in their better expression. An Inter House Articulation Expression - Monologue Activity was conducted in two genres i.e. drama and comedy. Participants presented their enunciation in the form of short video recordings which not only presented their magniloquence but also provided them a platform to come in limelight. The activity proved to be a great rhetoric booster.
“It is idleness which is the curse of man, not labour”.
To commemorate Labour Day and to celebrate the painstaking efforts of the Support staff who work with full dedication and ensure the hygiene and security of the school and students, K. L. International School conducted a virtual Thanksgiving Ceremony on 1st May 2021 with great enthusiasm and gusto.
The assembly started with an enchanting prayer followed by showcasing heart-touching placards prepared by the little toddlers, which depicted the efforts of the labourers. The special assembly was special in many ways as our young scholars sent forth a reverberating message that ‘labour’ in its any form is praiseworthy and should be acknowledged duly. They presented hand made cards touching upon the hardships and challenges of the lives of support staff.
Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar thanked the support staff on behalf of the whole school. He asserted that “From field to field and desk to desk, Your hard work and dedication are what makes the Nation best.”
Cheerful faces and colourful thank you cards appreciated the hard toil of the workers put in by them throughout the year.
Dance is the hidden language of the soul, perfecting which liberates us!
Dance is one of the most ancient and celebrated art forms of India and is deeply entrenched in its culture and heritage. To celebrate the beautiful art form and set a platform to showcase the traditional Indian classical dance forms, I & II wing celebrated International Dance Day with zeal and verve.
Enlivened by the performances of various dance forms. The virtual stage was lit up by their beautiful performances. Witnessing the wondrous and magical performances, young klites were in awe of the dance performances and were inspired by their devoted pursuit of the art form. They briefed about the intricacies of the mudras and steps of various classical dance forms of India. The interaction proved to be a learning experience for Klites as they brushed up their knowledge about the art of self-expression and weaving stories through dance.
The transcendent experience developed a deep sense of respect in students for the rich cultural heritage of India, its traditional classical dance forms; and admiration for dance as a performing art.
Today a reader, tomorrow a leader!
On this thought, World Book Day was celebrated virtually with much fanfare. Encouraging the young learners to explore the pleasure of books and reading. The day packed with a plethora of literary activities encouraged reading and writing skills among students of the school. Myriad activities in the school opened new portals for the children. Book review activity and Elicit Enactment of the poets and authors artistically expressed their ideas and gave wings to their imagination through illustrations.
On this World Book Day, the children were allowed to dive into the magical world of books and have fun. The entire show was a complete pack of learning and encouragement for students to initiate creative writing and reading books. All the students got motivated to increase their knowledge via books and enthusiastic towards more learning.
“Every emergency reveals that ‘impossible’ things are actually doable.”
Yet another feather in the cap of K. L. International School as Yatharth Parashar brought honour and recognition to the school, attaining 17th rank amongst 559 participants from India and overseas at ‘Math Around Me’, an event organised by Nehru World School in collaboration with Cambridge University Press. The proud winner was awarded a citation and a power bank as the prize.
The School Management and Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the winner and wished him luck for his future endeavours.
A joyous milieu was palpable on the occasion of the Kindergarten Day Celebration exotically done online. The day, planned by the teachers to evoke nostalgia, unfolded a series of fun activities lined up to entertain and edify the students of Nur and KG classes.
The lovely morning witnessed young Klites ardently participating in a handprint activity. The joyful faces and exuberant spirits of students while participating and cheering for their classmates electrified the atmosphere, keeping alive the spirit of childhood.
The eventful day progressed through an online game portraying the kid's favourite cartoon characters. The zealous participation of endowed klites in a handful of activities filled the air with the vibes of fun and brought bountiful joy and mirth to everyone. The fun-filled day was enjoyed by everyone.
“One of the first conditions of happiness is that the link between man and nature shall not be broken.”—Leo Tolstoy
A nation that destroys its soil, destroys itself. Patriotism, thus, lies first in being a loyal caretaker of this planet. It lies in acknowledging everything that Mother Earth provides us and ensuring that we join hands to bring about sustainability.
To bring light to this very vision, the students of Klites celebrated World Earth Day by hosting many educational activities, virtual assembly as well as plantation activity. To emphasise and inculcate responsibility for saving earth umpteen activities like making craft samples (newspaper planters, bird feeders, bookmarks, etc.) and special assembly was carried out. Activities on saving electricity and water, and growing more saplings were conducted. Senior wing shouldering the responsibility conducted virtual competition as an artistic knack activity which made the day special. The whole school was filled with heartwarming and ecologically poignant artworks and displays done by students of various ages.
The School Principal Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar asserted that saving resources are quintessential in day to day life. It was a thought-provoking day for the students and teachers both.
The fun-filled day was enjoyable and informative for one and all. It can be said that the Earth Day event had galvanized more students than any other event.
Creativity is making amazing out of the discarded!!!
In order to make students aware of the uses of waste material and to give them a lesson on reducing waste to save our future ‘Best out of Waste’ activity was organised to commemorate creativity day at K. L. International School for the students of primary wing. It explored and encouraged creativity in children and offered them a platform to showcase their skill. It also inspired children to think and work creatively and promote artistic excellence.
It was a delight to see how scrap could be transformed into such useful and beautiful articles. This fun-filled activity witnessed the enthusiastic participation of all the students.
The activity helped to enhance not only the creativity and presentation skills of the students but also helped them to realize the importance of recycling and reusing waste material available to them.
School Principal, Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar appreciated the imagination of kids and motivated them to reduce the waste to save our planet Earth. He also appreciated the ability of the students to think and organize their thoughts to create such beautiful items.
To celebrate World Heritage Day, K. L. International School organised an Inter-House Kaleidoscope competition for the middle wing. Recognising India's rich and vibrant culture, they shared their thoughts and views on heritage and its significance. Setting the tone of the competition with this beautiful thought and paying tribute to India's wonderful heritage, our young intellectuals also shared their thoughts on the need to protect and conserve our extraordinary cultural heritage!
The competition was an amalgam of entertainment and information which truly spread the message to rejoice and appreciate our rich past.
To convey the message more realistically and effectively, the Senior wing presented an insightful PPT presentation highlighting that heritage is a treasure trove of the past and it is the responsibility of the present generation to protect, preserve and promote its continuity for the future generation.
The Principal, Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar complimented the efforts put in by every student and also the contribution of teachers for this insightful session. He also motivated the students to realize the importance of the message conveyed to them and to take a pledge to preserve our culture and heritage.
Young Science Wizards of the school participated and created Guinness World Record title for ‘Most People Assembling Sundial Kit’ in 6th India International Science Festival 2020, organised virtually by the Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare govt. of India and Vijnana Bharati (VIBHA) from December 22 to 25 on the theme ‘Science for Self Reliant India and Global Welfare’.
During the festival, different events like ‘Sundial Making, Hand Wash Activity, Protective Mask wearing activity and Nutrition Lessons were organised for the students. All these events were adjudged by the Guinness World Record. The students also created a Guinness World Record title for ‘Most People Assembling Sundial Kit.’ They enjoyed the concept provided and learned something beyond books.
A total of 189 schools participated in this festival. The very fact that a huge number of students and teachers assembled virtually was itself an unbeatable record. A representative from Guinness World Record declared that the title has been achieved. A grand ovation for attempting such an impressive record and bringing laurels to the institution on the international platform. Featuring in the Guinness World Record is itself a matter of pride and honour.
School Management and Principal. Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the students for their excellent coordination, prompt responses and timely execution which led to the grand success of the project.
K. L. International School expresses deep gratitude to the organizers for successfully leading the whole educational fraternity and gifting this ONCE IN A LIFETIME opportunity to the budding generation. Such a feat invites joyous celebration and treasuring the precious moments for the future.
Little cherubs K. L. International School, celebrated Baisakhi with enthusiasm and fervour. The primary wing of the school was virtually decorated depicting the harvest season. Children were explained about the importance of the festival by showcasing the Punjabi culture. Dhol beats and Punjabi folk music added to the excitement. Little toddlers were dressed in colourful Punjabi traditional attires. They relished Baisakhi special dishes to mark the festivity. The motive behind the celebrations was to apprise the children of their rich culture and heritage.
While speaking on the occasion, Mr Sudhanshu Shekhar, Principal of the school, asserted that Baisakhi was not only a harvest festival but also an auspicious day as on this day Guru Gobind Singh had established the “Khalsa Panth”. He spiralled the Hope that the festival ushers renewed hope in these testing times.
“Any transition is easier if you believe in yourself and your talent”
The emphasis on speed and agility is a defining characteristic of shooting and this is what our proud prodigy showcased in the 40th North Zone Shooting Championship.
It is a moment of great honour and reverence for the school as one of the star Shooter of our school
Yuvraj Chaudhary of Grade VIII made us all proud by Qualifying for the 40th North Zone Shooting Championship securing 8th Zonal rank. He also qualified to participate in the National Rifle Shooting Championship 2021.
The School Management and Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar congratulated the winner and wished him luck for Nationals.
At K. L. International School students of classes, VI-XII and teachers participated and contemplated the live broadcast of “Pariksha Pe Charcha” and watched the honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi address the gathering of students and teachers from all over the nation on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, as per the guidelines of CBSE.
The students were motivated by the in-depth discussion upon stress-free exams. The stimulator behind this program was to boost student’s morals and adopt various exam bursting techniques.
The PM fortified the students to write their exams with a relaxed mind and not succumb to stress. This will ensure better results in the long run.
If they gain knowledge, marks will automatically follow them. To destress, students must have proper time management, thorough preparation and they should orbit in the right direction.
In the case of any upheaval of emotion, it is the best method to de-stress by writing and expressing on a piece of paper.
A lot of excitement and enthusiasm was being seen among the students, teachers and parents to not only participate in the unique event but also to receive valuable tips from the Prime Minister who is keen to ensure that the students take exams in a relaxed atmosphere and do not come under stress, to ensure better results in the long run.
Principal, Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar appreciated the efforts and extended his best wishes to the students for their board exams.
“It is health that is the real wealth and not the pieces of silver and gold”.
The tiny tots of Primary Wing celebrated World Health Day with a special assembly filled with activities and programmes and shared their roles to develop a healthy tomorrow.
The celebration was organised with the purpose to develop a sense of healthy lifestyle among students and an understanding through which they can acquire their mental and physical fitness. Students drew everyone's attention to the subject of major importance – healthy food habits. Students expressed their views on a healthy body and balanced diet. Children presented a colourful programme. They also notified dos and don’ts necessary for a healthy life along with pronouncing powerful slogans such as “Eat to live not live to eat”.
The School Principal enlightened the students with some tips as to how to remain healthy. The celebration overall was able to develop a comprehension among children that health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease and we can obtain it with a joint effort.
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