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Student Life 

A.M. Jain School

SCHOOL COUNCIL MEMBERS

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School Pupil Leader

Vishwa S

 XII-C

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Asst Sports Secretary

Joshy Santiago B

XI-C

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Editor

Ekta Gupta 

XII-B

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BOSE- Asst. House Captain

Dikshna GP

XI-B

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KALAM- House Captain

Abhinav Krishna

XII-B

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DHAWAN-Asst. House Captain

Mohin Shaukath 

XI-C

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Asst. School Pupil Leader

Harish Guru S

 XI-C

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Cultural Secretary

Rhameeza R

XII-B

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Joint Editor

Madhulika V

XI-B

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RAMAN- House Captain

Shabari Raj V

XII-B

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KALAM-Asst. House Captain

Sarani V

XI-A

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Sports Secretary

Sayee Suja S K

XII-A

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Asst. Cultural Secretary

Tushar S

XI-B

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BOSE- House Captain

Manvitha Chowdary

XII-C

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RAMAN- Asst. House Captain

Sriraghav B

XI-B

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DHAWAN- House Captain

Tauqheer Ahmed

XII-B

STUDENT CLUBS

School Clubs were inaugurated on 8th July 2022, by our renowned percussionist Mr.Muralikrishnan. Small communities are created through school clubs. They draw individuals with similar interests, such as those in music, the arts, or service. Student participation in clubs fosters a sense of community and teamwork, teaching them how to cooperate to accomplish common objectives. They support students' social skill development. 

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Student’s Life

School Clubs were inaugurated on 8thJuly 2022, by our renowned  percussionist Mr.Muralikrishnan. Small communities are created through school clubs. They draw individuals with similar interests, such as those in music, the arts, or service. Student participation in clubs fosters a sense of community and teamwork, teaching them how to cooperate to accomplish common objectives. They support students' social skill development. 

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Shakesphere Club

Shakespeare Club was inaugurated for English in September 2022. It is a paradise for thinkers, readers and writers. It is the place where students are free to think, read and write on the topics of their interest and choice. The objective of this club is to enhance their speaking skill, critical thinking and bring up their hidden talents and potential of the student to the limelight. An array of activities like Debate, Tongue Twister, Chits and Chats, Greeting Card Making, and Mime were conducted by the in-charge teachers during the club periods. Members of the club partake in casual and comfortable talks where they discuss different works of literature, as well as share their own works.

Heritage Club

Heritage club aims to teach students to uphold each Indian citizen's obligation under the constitution, to appreciate and safeguard the rich heritage of our diverse culture, to exhibit compassion for all living things and to preserve and enhance the natural environment, including woods, lakes, and wildlife.

Heritage Education is not merely recreation for students but should be an important part of their learning process.

Activities conducted during heritage club periods are as follows:

  •  Food Culture: Food Culture is a connection to food in a pure and deep sense. Where students are asked to prepare our traditional dishes (i.e., Using grains) without fire.

  •  FOLK CULTURE: Folk culture guaranteed the survival of ancient costumes in modern times. Students were asked to make 2 minutes video of a dance or song or prepare a photo album with different types of costumes.

  •  Museum Activities: Ornamentation not only serves to please the eyes of the beholder but also fulfills an auspicious purpose. Students were asked to make ornaments (Clay models, Paper models, Quelling/Paintings) Clothing (photo album) or The art form of the tribal community. 

  • GAMES: Traditional games have been played since time immemorial in India. However with the advent of video games and gadgets, people especially the younger generation have forgotten these games. We took a closer look at some of them to revive fond memories and gave our children a glimpse of the past.

  •  Five Stones *Lakhoti *Nondi(Hopscotch) *Pachisi *Gilli Danda *Lattu *Satoliya *Kabadi 

  • Pallanguzhi 

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Contest: Kolam/Rangoli contest Flower garland making. Quiz Poster making. Slogam/poem/folk song/folk dance.

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Model United Nations Club

The Model United Nations is a collection of activities conducted all across the nation and the world with the objectives of advancing knowledge of the UN, teaching participants about global concerns, and promoting peace and the UN's work through collaboration and diplomacy. Students from our school took part in a mock UN (MUN) conducted by MVM and TMC.

Ramanujan Club

The Ramanujan Math Club aims

 · To raise the confidence level of the students in using mathematics to analyse and solve problems both, in school and real-life situations.

 · To help the students to explore and enjoy the beauty and power of mathematics.

 · To acquire a clear perspective of the nature of mathematics.

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Einstein Club

The Einstein club was started with its Engum science Da!!! A Poster making activity on topics related to science. Variety of innovative thoughts were implemented by our young Einsteins, which were displayed as a “Nature rail” between trees. 

Fine Arts Club

The goal of the fine art club is to inspire students to use different visual art mediums, from two dimensions to three dimensions, to express their ideas, emotions, and creativity to maximize the students' innate abilities and potentials at all stages of life.

*To develop and demonstrate skills in critical and analytical thinking through effective speaking writing and performing on topics in the fine arts.
* To bring the latent talents of the students to the limelight. 
* To create, perform, and experience working in variety of art forms with a high level of comprehension and appreciation. 
*Some of the events that were held under the fine arts club in recent days.

 

DANCE ​

  • Western dance with few steps 

  • Classical mudras

  • Bhangra dance with few steps 

 

ARTS

  • Greeting card making

  • Wealth from waste

  • Annual day props

  • Pot painting

  • Paper craft 

 

MUSIC

  • Patriotic song

  • Motivational song

  • Environmental song

NATURE CLUB  

  • The  nature club has been created to generate awareness among students about the current environment issues. Nature club teaches students to love their mother nature and conserve the resources in it.

  • Due to various anthropogenic activities, the environment has been subjected to irreparable damages. If we do not take immediate measures to preserve and rescue nature, it will have a reverse and negative impact upon us. 

  • Keeping all this in mind Nature club conducted several interesting activities  during the Club Activity periods.  Activities like making  posters on – Save Nature/ Earth, Rally for the World  Energy Conservation Day , Nature club batches, Cooking without fire – Healthy foods were done with great enthusiasm and with interest. It created an awareness among kids. 

    POSTERS ON SAVE EARTH was creatively done by the students and depicted the importance of saving Earth. 

NALANDA - COMMUNITY OUTREACH

“GIVING IS THE MASTER KEY TO SUCCESS, IN ALL APPLICATIONS OF HUMAN LIFE”

Community Outreach activities aim to develop leadership, resilience,

empathy and service-mindedness among students.

 

A M Jain school and college inaugurated “AADAI  DHAANAM” programme in collaboration with Rajasthan Cosmo Club Foundation (RCCF) remembering late Smt. Pannaadhevi  Chordia by donating reusable clothes to the needy.

 

We collect clothes that are too small to wear anymore, sarees,  shirts, trousers or any kind of clothes that can be reused by the needy.

Parents, students and teachers are donating different types of clothes.

These clothes are recycled and are available to the needy people through SMILE STORE .

 

A M Jain School and College inaugurated their Community Outreach Programme “SAMRAKSHANA”on 9th June 2022 along with RYA(Rajasthan Youth Association-Madras Metro Trust) .

All we need to do is to set aside a fistful of rice (kai-pidiarisi)every day in our home. The collected rice is then packed (preferably in cloth bag) and brought to school in the first week of every month, to be dropped into the blue coloured rice bins which are kept at the school campus. RYA vans would collect the donated rice on 9th of every month from our campus, which will be used in their kitchens to prepare food to be distributed to the needy across the city and its surrounding regions

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