Juniors : Zealous kids of RKK -
Garvit Jalutharia, Shravya.K.Manoj, Deetya Kumar, Lavanya Singh Deora, Vinaaya Atri, Bhumi Dhoot, Kashvi Bhandari and Divya Parashar of Class IV and Gaurav Singh Deora, Tanishtha Rajvi of Class V participated in
Indiation 2022 organized by
SkillSphere Education.On 29th January 2022, the first day of the Indiation started with a few ice breaking games which was followed by a virtual journey through India watching the different monuments of India and the states to which they belong. This was followed by an activity in which the participants were asked to create a New National Symbol which brought out their creativity and made them think outside the box. Then, there was a Poster Making activity on the theme, ‘Protecting Monuments.’ The last activity of the day was ‘Shabdkosh’ in which students were supposed to say the English meaning of the Hindi words asked to them by their group leader. The first day of the conference was very fun-filled and enlightening. It energised all for the rest of the event.
On the day two, there was a Utopian Parliament with the students assigned with different ministries and their shadows. The agenda was ‘Safeguarding the lives and interest of frontline workers’. Hence, participants were needed to find out a solution to save the lives and interest of frontline workers in the way, a particular ministry can. Budding speakers got a chance here to improve their public speaking.
Gaurav Singh Deora won the award for the ‘Best Minister’, award for ‘Commendable Minister’ was bagged by Vinaaya Atri, ‘Brilliant Ideator’ was awarded to Garvit Jalutharia and ‘Superb Speaker’ was awarded to Shravya K Manoj. The last activity was the Jigyasa Quiz. The quiz was full of knowledge about India. Garvit Jalutharia was proud recipient of 2nd position in Quiz.
Seniors : The two day event represented by
Manvi Gehlot, Pankhuri Sharma from Class VI and Sunheri Birla, Suhani Birla from Class VIII on 29th & 30th January 2022 was very fascinating, delightful with its topic being ‘A Salute to India’s Fallen Heroes’. Delegates learnt many new things and activities. It improved their communication skills with others and they got to know about Indian Parliament and India.
The competition had three events Amazing Indian Race, Utopian Parliament, Indian-Jigyasa Quiz. The Treasure Hunt online had seven rounds in which the students need to answer some multiple choice questions, answer in one word, design new national symbols with imagination and also designed a product which could help our mother India to throw away Covid 19.
The teams of Manvi Gehlot and Pankhuri bagged 1st position and the team of Suhani Birla bagged 2nd position in designing New National Symbols. Later that afternoon it was followed up by Jigyasa Quiz. Manvi Gehlot was ranked 4th in the whole community and was appreciated for her knowledge.On the day two, there was a Utopian Parliament with the students assigned with different ministries and their shadows. The agenda was ‘Safeguarding the lives and interest of frontline workers’. Hence, participants were needed to find out a solution to save the lives and interest of frontline workers in the way, a particular ministry can. Budding speakers got a chance here to improve their public speaking. The ruling party comprising two students of RKK Pankhuri and Suhani won the session. The trainer appreciated the research work, full of ideas, of Suhani, that a Sports Minister can imply. Overall, the event was full of joy and excitement in which students implied their imagination, creativity, learnt about the Great Indian Empire and about the sacrifices of our front liners who breathlessly worked during the lockdown to fight with corona virus.
