Play depicted the conditions of poor children who are forced to work in cracker factories and giving up their dreams for happiness of others. The students enacted play in school assembly then at NETAJI SUBHASH PLACE, a crowded and busy market
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
ANTI-CRACKER CAMPAIGN
The ECO CLUB launched an initiative of anti-cracker campaign on 25 october 2016 in a unique manner. For this a street play was prepared week before. The name of street play was BEZUBAAN 'YE DIWALI KISI KE SAPNE SACH KR DENE WALI.' The main theme of play was to spread awareness about harmful effects of crackers on environment and on human beings. It was prepared by members of ECO CLUB under the guidence of talented RAHUL SIR from ASMITA theatre group.
Play depicted the conditions of poor children who are forced to work in cracker factories and giving up their dreams for happiness of others. The students enacted play in school assembly then at NETAJI SUBHASH PLACE, a crowded and busy market
and ROHINI CITY CENTRE MALL. The play caught attention of people and passers by huge crowd was collected to take the glimpse of our play. They boosted up the confidence of students by appreciating the efforts of each student.
Event was huge success where people gave their feedback and promised to observe CRACKER FREE DIWALI
Play depicted the conditions of poor children who are forced to work in cracker factories and giving up their dreams for happiness of others. The students enacted play in school assembly then at NETAJI SUBHASH PLACE, a crowded and busy market
Monday, November 28, 2016
INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE FAIR
The GLOBE Asia Pacific Science Fair is organised annually for a worldwide community of students, teachers, scientists and citizens working together to understand, sustain and improve the Earth's Environment at local, regional and international scales.
This year, GLOBE India and The Indian Environment Society collaborated with our school's Vasundhara Club. Vasudha Kalra and Ishita Banati, the office bearers of the club along with the Teacher Coordinator, Ms. Madhu Mehta participated in this mega event held in Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea.
This event saw the participation of 15 school's from over 8 countries.
Our project received a commendable applause.
Kulachi, once again shone overseas by winning the Best Poster Award and the
Second prize in the Best Project.
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