2023 September Newsletter

From the Principal's Desk
Dear Reader,

September stands for exam fever. The mid term exams occupy the major part of this
month's calendar. The results and the anticipations regarding it create a suspense in the
hearts of the the students. And then the subsequent PTMs bring about an opportunity for
the teachers and the parents to meet and discuss the academics and many other aspects of
the children's progress. It's a Trinity of teachers, students and parents that work in a
synchronized way to create a foundation for development among children.
Septembers, towards their end, also announce the departure of monsoon from the Indian
Subcontinent. The earth, nourished and enriched by benevolent rains get ready to welcome
winter. One harvesting season is on the verge of completion, while another one is about to
start. And then come the festivals which provide an opportunity to clean one's outer and
inner surroundings and live the legends of the victory of good over evil.
This September too emerged a pleasant one, for several of our students came out with flying
colours in the SOF exams. Trophies, medals and cash prizes brought a precious glow to
their innocent faces. After all, reward has its own values when it comes to encouraging the
worthy to strive for the best.
Our mother tongue Hindi is gradually growing in stature. On Hindi Diwas this year,
several fascinating programmes were organised by the school in which our young students
displayed their capabilities in various performances. The poetry recitation by the K2 kids
in Hindi was a memorable one. It's the tongue used by more than 80 crore people in India,
and the 3rd most spoken language in the world.
The hard work school puts in different areas – be it in academics or the extracurricular
activities – is helping us cement our reputation as a progressive institution which is
continuously aware of its importance, and consistently committed to its advancement. I
believe we are on a right path and we need to give ourselves a part on the back of it. Wish
you all a happy reading!

Yours truly,
Reshma Singh

Mid-Term Examinations

Septembers  bring  with  them  the  exam  fever.
Everywhere the Mid-Term being on the verge of
completion, the students and the faculty both get
into  exam  mode.  Revisions,  exams,  corrections,
results, PTMs are a few words that keep doing the
rounds. A noble seriousness is painted over every
face.
The  pious  yajna  of  Mid-Term  Examinations  at
OMK this September was performed with minute
care  and  utmost  tenderness.  Nicely  balanced
question papers tested the profoundness of the
students' knowledge. Students heaved a sigh of
relief the day they wrote their last paper. 'Exam-
exam, go away! Poor Peter wants to play...'

“Whether you think you can, or you think you cannot – you are right.”

for the Meritorious

SOF and Prizes

Science  Olympiad  Foundation  (SOF)
provides students opportunities to challenge
their own limits and explore their strength in
a fun way. It's a unique platform for all the
scholars  to  par ticipate  and  prove
themselves. Every year, millions of students
appear at the tests conducted all over the
country  and  try  to  score  well  enough  to
make  a  mark  at  different  levels.  The  SOF
exams conducted the last session brought
laurels to the students of OMK who came
out in flying colours in the exams conducted
for all the subjects at the zonal level. Adwiti
Banka of grade 8 won a trophy and other
prizes  including  cash  prize  for  her
exceptional  performance  securing  bronze
medal in the Zone. Neel Deo and Vedansh
Vardhan won bronze medals at International
Olympiad. Several other students won cash
and kind for the same. After all, it was a
mesmerizing performance.

ADWITI BANKA
9 DELTA

“Winning means you are willing to go longer, work harder and give more than anyone else.”

िसत र

Hindi is the most spoken language
in Bharat. It is the first language
and the mother tongue to around
80 crore people in our country. It is
sweet, rich and musical too. Even
kids of K2 drawn by its irresistible
charm  couldn't  help  reciting
poetry  in  this  tongue  on  Hindi
Diwas.  The  auditorium  was  a
witness  to  the  rhythmical
incantation.  The  audience  which
comprised  both  students  and
faculties  enjoyed  it  through  and
through.  It  was  indeed  a  joyful
rendition...

क

आ

ह

च

म

इ

श

ज

EKANSHI SAHA

ADVIK SAHAY

ARYAN RAJ

TRISHA KASHYAP

AYUSH RAJ

NIVAAN VERMA

AARAVI SHARMA

VIVEK KUMAR

AARAV SINGH

JAYVARDHAN

SHAZIL ZAYAN

ATHARV KUMAR

MAYANK SINGH

ARANAV SHARMA

ATHARV SINGH CHAUHAN

MANIK ROY

RAJMANI

YASH SINGH

“िहंदी हमारे रा की अिभ

का सरलतम ोत है

।“

ह

च

य

इ

ज

न

र

क

ख

आ

थ

म

प

श

ख

थ

प

र

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PURU CHATTERJEE

KUMARI PRAGYA

KRISHA AGRAWAL

ISHAN PRAKASH

DIVYANSH KUMAR

DAKSH RAY

RAJMANI

REYANSH SINGH

SHOURYA RAJ

TASHVI SINGH

GARVIT KUMAR

PRATYUSH RATNAKAR

RABIYA MISHRA

APARNAV KUMAR

SUVESHA KUMARI

SURYANSH KR.

SHIDHARTH ARYA

SHASHI KUMAR

RUTWIK CHOURASIA

RIYANSHI RANJAN

क

“

िनज भाषा उ ित अहै सब उ ित को मूल,

िबन िनज भाषा ान के िमटै न िहय को शूल।“

The Elocution

Elocutions are electrifying. Seeing
the students speaking with clear
pronunciation  and  using  good
breathing to control the voice was
a  pure  joy  that  can  hardly  be
described  in  words.  Poems,
speeches, monologues everything
got  perfected  with  right  accent
and  intonation  used  by  the
children of Grades 3 to 6. There
w a s   v a r i e t y ,   t h e r e   w a s
dramaticity  and  entertainment
too  when  children  presented
these pieces in their own unique
style. Have a look...

SANVI GUPTA

6 OMICRON

SANVI GUPTA

6 OMICRON

ARSH RANJAN

4 SIGMA

ARSH RANJAN

4 SIGMA

HARSHITA SHREE

4 SIGMA

HARSHITA SHREE

4 SIGMA

AFFIA FIRDOUS

4 SIGMA

AFFIA FIRDOUS

4 SIGMA

DEV CHAUDHARY

5 DELTA

DEV CHAUDHARY

5 DELTA

AYUSH RAJ

6 DELTA

AYUSH RAJ

6 DELTA

HARSHITA SINGH
6 OMICRON

KUNAL KUMAR
6 OMICRON

SIMRA SAMREEN
6 OMICRON

ARYAN RAJ
6 OMICRON

ROSHAN RAJ
6 OMICRON

AKANKSHA SHARMA

4 SIGMA

AKANKSHA SHARMA

4 SIGMA

ARADHYA RAJ

5 DELTA

ARADHYA RAJ

5 DELTA

AARUSH JAIN

5 DELTA

AARUSH JAIN

5 DELTA

HAMJAH SHEHNAWAJ

5 DELTA

HAMJAH SHEHNAWAJ

5 DELTA

ANIKA

5 DELTA

ANIKA

5 DELTA

“Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent.”

Nothing can take us closure to the
truth than a healthy debate. In a
d e b a t e ,   t h e   d e b a t e r s
participating for and against the
motion  research  and  try  to
convince  the  jury  of  their
viewpoints  with  the  help  of
evidences gathered in the form of
facts,  figures  and  data.  It's  not
only about convincing the judges
but  also  about  getting  down  to
the  deepest  level  of  the  fact,
d i s s e c t   i t   a n d   re a ch   th e
incontrovertible truth.
The  same  was  visible  in  the
debate  conducted  for  Grades  7
and 8 where students tried their
best  to  express  themselves  as
authentically  and  assertively  as
possible.  It  was  a  wonderful
presentation.  Here  are  some
visuals for the same...

Let's Debate

ABHILASHA SINGH

ATHARV SINGH

DIVYAM KASHYAP & RUDRA NARAYANA

VANSH KUMAR & YASH RAJ

ARIHANT BHARDWAJ

SARA SINGH

RUDRA NARAYAN

PRIYANSH VAIBHAV

SHRISHTI

“For good ideas and true innovation, you need human interaction, conflict, argument and debate.”

Sometimes debates can be entertaining as well as
educative. It depends on the topic how it motivates the
participants to dive deeper in it and find out profound
meaning to enrich both the speakers as well as the
audience. This time, the students of Grade 8 indulged
in an interesting and engaging discussion on the topic
'The Book Smarts Are Better than the Street Smarts'.
The proposition and the opposition both produced
interesting arguments in favour of their sides. It was a
battle of words and a war of ideas which destroyed
none but enriched all who were a witness to it.
A glance through the images...

The Book Smarts Are Better than the Street Smarts

SARA SINGH & YASH RAJ

ABHINAV RAJ

KAUSTUBH BHARDWAJ & RAKSHIT KUMAR

ANIKA

“Debate and divergence of views can only enrich our history and culture.”

School Youtube Channel

Ashwin Singh