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ST. MARK’S GIRLS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
MEERA BAGH, NEW DELHI - 41
The school is run by St. Mark’s Christian Educational Society. This Society runs St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh & St. Mark’s Sr. Sec. Public School, Janakpuri too. The founder Chairman of the school Mr. T. P. Aggarwal has been working in the field of education since 1975. He has been awarded the Dr. Radhakrishnan Memorial National Teachers Award.
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Global Events
Geofest International - 2012
The talented students of our school participated in an international event 'Geofest International‘ conducted by City Montessori School, Lucknow. The purpose of Geofest International was to make bond of togetherness and sustain the beauty of our mother faith. Its aim was to cultivate a captivating sense of connection to the whole of the creation. It was an honour for our students to put forth their talents in front of Dr. Gandhi and 51 schools of India as well as of the world. Various events like create your taste, Geotoons, Geotalk, Geotech , Nation Geographic Olympiad, Mind Bending quizzes and Voice and Vision (dance) provided great exposure to our students. Geofest brought all the students together and blessed them with great messages of world peace, unity and togetherness. Our students brought back from Lucknow large trophies of pride for winning , honour of participating, and memories of love for Geofest. With each and every school fighting for victory, our school brought laurels to the school.

Voice & Vision (DANCE) - II Position
1. Jasneet Kaur Bhatia (XI-B)
2. Shivangi Arora (XI-A)
3. Srishti Sondhi (XI-C)
4. Arushi Mishra (IX-B)
5. Ayushi Sharma (IX-B)
6. Shambhavi Prabhakar (IX-C)

GeTalk (DEBATE) - Commendation Prize
1. Shivangi Arora (XI-A)
Trip to NASA - (2012)
SMS, Girls School - A trip to NASA : Click to EnlargeStudents of St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School, Meera Bagh went to USA during summer vacations. Group of fourteen students and a teacher visited number of places of historic importance in US. Students visited Empire state building, Nigara Falls, Times square. They had the guided tour of New York city. They had fun and adventure at EPCOT center and Universal studio where they enjoyed number of rides and 3D shows. They also visited Ellise island and Statue of Liberty.

The big learning experience for students is the visit to Kennedy Space center where students got a chance to interact with an astronaut. Students also experienced space shuttle launch through simulation. Students got to see rocket launching sites. Number of activities were done to make students learn about space science. This was indeed an experience of life time for students as it gave them an opportunity to learn about culture of new country and how NASA is carrying out different space programmes.
A visit to Malaysia (2012)
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The students of our school were invited to be a part of the Fully Residential Schools International Symposium 2012 at Sekolah Menengah Sains Muzaffar Syah Melaka, Malaysia, along with reputed schools from Italy, Netherlands,Australia,Thailand,Singapore,Brunei,Portugal,Laos,Indonesia and Czech Republic.Our school was the only representative from India, with 84 schools participating in all. A delegation of 11 students escorted by a teacher visited Melaka and Kuala Lumpur from 27 March to 5 April 2012.
AEC NET-Cultural Exchange With Singaporeans
A few students of Millennia Institute, Singapore visited our school on 2nd December2011 along with their teacher coordinator, Mr. David Toh. They were taken around the school classrooms, laboratories, art room, music room and library by some students of class IX and X as well as the teacher coordinators, Ms. Komal Gujral and Ms. Anjali Handa. They had interactions with the school Principal and Vice-principal, getting an exposure to the Indian education system and the extra-curricular activities held in the school.

Later, they visited Dilli Haat along with the teacher coordinators and students, gaining knowledge of the rich heritage of India. They saw diverse forms of art and crafts exhibited there, and relished a variety of Indian foods. On the whole, it was a memorable day for all, students and teachers of both the schools that joined hands in friendship.
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AEC-NET - Ireland
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Cinderella in German language
SMS Girls School - Global Events - Cinderella in German language : Click to EnlargeSMS Girls School - Global Events - Cinderella in German language : Click to EnlargeStudents of AEC-Net Project-East Speaks West, West speaks East enacted another famous fairytale- Cinderella in German language this year. In Indian attire during the summer vacations, the students of the group directed as well as enacted the play all on their own with cooperation of their project coordinator Edith Flores Wolf through online sessions and project leaders.

The project underlined the idea of learning by doing and also gave an opportunity to the students to learn the fourth language-German apart from Hindi, English and Sanskrit. The enactment of Cinderella in German not only encouraged the students to learn German but also helped them explore an innovative way to learn a new language. In all, the students enjoyed learning the language and staging the play which provided them an International explosive.
 
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Indonesians Delegates visit to St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School (15 July 2010)
Indonesians Delegates visit to St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School : Click to EnlargeIndonesians Delegates visit to St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School : Click to EnlargeA group of 11 students and 2 teachers from Indonesia visited our school on 15th July 2010 as a part of Cultural Exchange Programme. The students have been doing the Global projects as a member of AEC-NET forum from August 2009.

The delegated were extended a warm welcome and thereafter, were taken for a visit to the miniature of India’s Fine Art Galleria “Delhi Haat”.

The visit left an indictable mark in the minds of the girls as they learnt acceptance and endurance of the vivid culture across the tangible boundaries of their country.
International Friendship's Day Celebration
Students of St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School, Meera Bagh were invited to be a part of International Friendship's Day Celebration along with reputed schools from Italy, Denmark, Philippines and Germany at Pioneer Secondary School, Singapore. The Delegation consisted of 5 students escorted by one teacher - Ms. Komal Ghai. The Delegation was marked by a Welcoming Ceremony by the school and introduction by the teachers and students from different parts of the world. The Exchange Programme included discussion on our Education Systems and AEC-NET Projects to improve our teaching and learning methodologies and aimed at giving exposure to the blooming youth of our country. The students also got an opportunity to visit The Millenia Institute and Singapore Institute of Polytechnic. The stay with people from different communities taught the students to be tolerant and accommodating to various cultures and develop a sense of mutual respect and understanding without any discrimination on the basis of caste , creed or colour. The Programme also consisted of Cultural performances and Presentations by students from different countries. The students also got an opportunity to visit the Night Safari, Santos Island, Chinatown, Tea Chapter etc. The Delegation helped to foster a strong bond and lasting friendships between people across the world through such Cultural Exchange Programmes.