“Learning is Experience. Everything else may just be termed as information.”
— Albert Einstein
Day 1
A group of 30 students visited the Nahargarh Biodiversity Park along with their geography teacher Dr. Rashmi Pareek and Warden Ms. Bhavna for a competition organised by the State Forestry Departmet focusing on the importance of conserving forests and wildlife.
The event saw an enthusiastic participation of the students from both the categories,
Classes I - V and VI - VIII respectively, as they competed in the following activities :
Chitrakala - VI-VIII
Chitra Pehchaan
(Animal's Photo Identification) - I-V
Laghunatak (skit) - I-V
The students of VI-VIII made a mosaic of art with brush and pencil strokes. Laghunatak (skit) became the highlight of the day as the little pupils presented their acts spontaneously and were equally lauded for the same. Day 1 at Nahargarh Biodiversity park was well-managed and executed smoothly.
The student-coordinators for the same were :
Aanhavi Kaushik - XII - H
Atreya Jain - XI - F
Day -2
The theme was "HUMAN WILDLIFE COEXISTENCE".
The event saw an enthusiastic participation of the students in the two categories, classes VI to VIII and IX to XII.
1) Bhashan ( Speech competition)
a) VI-VIII ( Hindi, English)
b) IX-XII ( Hindi, English)
2) Rangoli making - VI-VIII
The young orators delivered their speech on the topic "survival through human wildlife co-existence” and suggested techniques that can be adopted for a better and more sustainable future in which both humans and wildlife can exist in complete harmony with each other without social interests or ecological needs being compromised.
The enthusiastic participants of the Rangoli making competition put in their best efforts and made distinct rangolis that coincided with the theme of the event.
After the competition the area was sparkling with the beautiful use of colours and designs made by our champs !
The student coordinators for the event were:
Aanhavi Kaushik - XII - H
Atreya Jain - XI - F
Day 3
A team of 2 students along with their geography teacher Dr. Rashmi Pareek was set out for an Odyssey in the Nahargarh Biodiversity Park for a competition organised by the State Forestry Department. The event revolved around the theme "HUMAN WILDLIFE COEXISTENCE".
The event consisted of various competitions for classes VI-VIII and IX-XII. The event saw an enthusiastic participation of the students as they competed in the following activitiy :
1) Collage making - IX-XII
The vigilant participants of the collage making competition produced some complete works of art that signified the importance of harmony between humans and animals.
Through their creative imagination and distinguished skills they were able to secure the first position in the same.
They also explored the Nahargarh biodiversity park , during which they came accross some quadrupeds like The Bengal Tiger , The Indian jackal and hippopotamus.
Day 3 at Nahargarh Biodiversity park went well-managed and was executed smoothly under the guidance of Dr Rashmi Pareek .
We thank the school and Madam Principal for providing us with this great learning opportunity that helped us to understand the significance of wildlife and bring out our creativity.
Day 4
marked the end of the events, becoming the final day of the State Forestry Competition. The students of Green Warriors club and Quiz Club got together in collaboration with the Disaster management & Sustainable Development Club (DM&SDG). A group of 36 students, escorted by Dr. Rashmi Pareek and Mrs. Jaya Kapil headed out to seek knowledge in the wild and test their general knowledge skills of the wilderness as the students participated in the Wildlife Quiz Competition. The challenging questions of the quiz not only served as a brain stormer but it also ensured effective learning in the wild and connecting with the ‘Knowledge Of The Natural’. Also, the completion of the quiz gave an opportunity to the students to do wildlife-gazing, as they watched and discovered magnificence amidst the wild. We bid a goodbye to the biodiversity park after an amusing & humorous puppet show. The burst of joy, enthusiasm and knowledge between the students was remarkable throughout all the consecutive days of the State Forestry Competition.
Another day, Another task, Another challenge! And everything was executed smoothly under the coordination of the student coordinators as well :-
Aanhavi Kaushik - XII H
Atreya Jain - XI F
Day 5
A group of 24 students representing the Disaster management and sustainable development goals club, Quiz warriors club and Green warriors club along with their geography teacher Dr. Rashmi Pareek were set out for a journey at the Nahargarh Biodiversity Park for a competition organised by the State Forestry Department.
Theme for the wild life week celebration was "Existence through human wildlife co-existence".
The final day of our expedition to Nahargarh Biodiversity Park was a resounding success, culminating in our school achieving first place overall and securing positions in 27 different categories.
The day was filled with educational activities, wildlife sightings of various animals, and an exploration of the park's rich biodiversity.
Overall the entire event was an enriching experience that combined competition with hands-on learning.
Our school's achievement of first place and recognition in 27 categories is a testament to our collective effort and passion for environmental conservation. This experience has inspired the young budding generations of this nation to continue advocating for biodiversity and sustainability in our community.
The last day at Nahargarh Biodiversity park was well-managed and executed smoothly under the guidance of Dr Rashmi Pareek. The student coordinators for the same were -
1. Aanhavi kaushik - 12H
2. Atreya jain - 11F
We thank the school and Madam Principal for providing us with this great learning opportunity that helped us to understand the significance of wildlife and bring out our creativity. We look forward to future expeditions and opportunities to further our understanding of the natural world.
The results for the same were as follows -
CHITRAKALA (ART EVENT) JUNIOR CATEGORY :
1. Rytasha chouhan - 1st position : 8-E
CHITRAKALA (ART EVENT) SENIOR CATEGORY (Duet) : Collage Making
1.Nandini Singhal - 12th F : 1st position
2.Varalika Sharma - 12th F : 1st position
HINDI SPEECH COMPETITION (JUNIOR CATEGORY)
1.Vinayaka Rathore- 2nd position - 8G
ENGLISH SPEECH COMPETITION (JUNIOR CATEGORY)
1. Twisha Maheshwari : 2nd position - 8E
LAGHU NATAK (SKIT) COMPETITION
Aanhavi kaushik (as the group leader) - 1st position : 12- H
1.Anaheeta (B) - 2A
2.Vijeytha Chauhan - 2B
3.Jaivardhini Singh - 3A
4.Divija Ojha - 4E
5.Gignar Bhambu- 4C
6.Shambhavi Singh - 4E
7.Madhavi Varshney - 5F
8.Myra Ashpal - 5F
ENGLISH SPEECH COMPETITION (SENIOR CATEGORY)
1. Atreya Jain - 1st position : 11- F
2. Aanhavi kaushik - 3rd position : 12H
QUIZ COMPETITION JUNIOR CATEGORY :
1. Sneha Singh - 1st position - 8th
2. Naba Khan - 2nd position - 8th
3.Mishika Jain - 3rd position - 7th
Senior Category :
1. Rashi Goyal - 1st position - 9th
2. Drishti Agrawal - 3rd position - 9th
Dr Rashmi Pareek
Teacher Coordinator
