Shishukunj

Nobody had known for a while,
When I was talking to an uneven file.
I was talking, while I walked,
For a minute, I was shocked.
That was all my feeling,
When I was dreaming.
I had nothing to do,
But I saw my uneven file too.
Now, I was in depression,
But I had to do my preparation.
One thing I have never thought,
That thing I have never got.

This uneven file took my head,
When I was going to my bed.
Nothing I have done,
And the first shine came of sun.

My Adorable Father

You are the one,
Who gave me life.
With all the fun,
And my lovely mom.
You never said no,
Always encouraged me to go.
In every smile of mine,
You are the reason for the smile.

Fruits and Flowers

Art by Devesh Nath, Class VII A

Let Every Bud Bloom

Art by Avani Jhanwar, Class XII B

Marks and More Marks

Tanvi Devpura, Class XI E

‘How much did you score in your last test?’ This is probably the most common and horrifying question asked to all school going students these days. Wherever they go, and whoever they talk to, everyone wants to know just one thing……. the number of marks obtained!

Students are constantly told that these ‘numbers’ are what define them and that they have to work day and night to ‘earn’ these numbers. If not, they will not get admission into a good college and their future will be bleak. They do not get any time to read just for pleasure or pursue any other hobby. ‘Sit and study’ has become the daily mantra of the parents.

It is probably the fault of the current education system that marks have become the only measure of success in life. Colleges take admission only on the basis of marks scored in a particular examination. The only anxiety students have these days is about marks, and more marks in the examinations.

This trend needs to stop and parents need to be made aware that not only marks, but sports, art, music, etc. are equally important in a student’s life.

It is ironic as I sit and write this article, that I wait for more “numbers” to define my life.

Waiting

By Chhaya Joshi and Arushi Bhargava, Class XII C


Art by Chhaya Joshi, XII C


Art by Arushi Bhargava, XII C

Google Doodles

Doodles made some time ago to depict ‘Unity in Diversity’.

Akshita Ramchandani, XI A

Chhaya Joshi, XII C

Pooja Consul, XII D

Siddharth Pandit, XII D

Yashita Chandrashekhar, XII B

Majestic

By Ananya Khujneri, Class XI A

Twinkles

By Nidhi Bohra, X B

A New Sesion

By Naisha Kumar, VI B going to VII B

The joy, the enthusiasm
Is not going to end.
Covering new books,
Making new friends.
How cheerful everyone is,
Everything is new,
Latest bags and new sippers
Your parents will buy for you.
New teachers to meet,
New assignments to complete,
A lot of energy and confidence,
You are going to need.
New rules to follow,
New friends to make
It won’t be easy like a piece of cake.
Well this is about the new session,
Where everything is new.
Lots of surprises are waiting for you.

Category: Blog

Window on the Wall

Art by Tanisha Shah, Class VIII B

A Last Day

By Ishita Jain, Class VI D