St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh

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e - Pictionary by Buttercups and Bluebells
Our Primary students are embarking on an English Project called 'e-Books' in partnership with the GHIM MOH PRIMARY SCHOOL, IT CLUB, SINGAPORE. Their first project project e-Pictionary is ready. It will certainly enrich students' learning in the English language and improve their ICT skills. The students were trained to work on MS Power Point in May and within fifteen days they came out with an incredible result. The participating students are:

Sr.	Student Name	Class	Sr.	Student Name	Class
1	Manav Prabhakar	III A	7	Devyansh	III G
2	Mandeep Singh	III A	8	Shikhar Suresh	IV B
3	Vineet Kumar	III C	9	Shikhar Juneja	IV B
4	Jaspreet Kumar	III C	10	Riya Gupta	IV A
5	Jasmine Grover	III E	11	Harshita Kacodia	IV F
6	Arpit Mukheja	III E	12	Arsh Tayal	IV F

ST. MARK'S SCHOOL MEERA BAGH SHINES IN ROMANIA

Muskan Pandya, of class IV, of St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, has done the school proud by bagging the III prize in 'The Art of Childhood' contest held in Romania, Europe. The other participants of the contest were Ruchi Kejriwal, Hardik Tara, Amardeep Singh and Lush Gulati.

ST. MARK'S MEERA BAGH DELEGATION AT SWEDEN

Mr. T. P. Aggarwal, Chairman and Ms. A. Aggarwal, Principal, St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, take pride in the successful initiation of a new global venture with Jattestenskolan, a reputed school in Sweden. A four-member delegation comprising of Vice Principal Ms. R. Sethi, Ms. G. Rajan, Ms. I. Walia and Ms. L. Srinivas enjoyed true Swedish hospitality when they were state-guests at Grums - an enchanting community near Karlstad, in the neighborhood of the birth place of Alfred Nobel, from 15 May 2008 to 29 May 2008. The aim of the visit, initiated by Ms. G. Rajan and Mr. Magnus Johannson, Head of School Improvement, was to promote peace, co-existence of man and nature and mutual exchange of teaching methodology. The hosts saw that the visitors were escorted and looked after by different activity groups of the school on a daily basis. Freedom of expression, stress- free atmosphere and punctuality are some of the features that stood out in Jattestenskolan School as well as in Ebba Petterson School of Gothenburg, Sweden. This visit has resulted in various online projects involving students of both countries. Student exchange is in the offing too.
ST. MARK'S MEERA BAGH STEP INTO A NEW LANE

With the best wishes of the Chairman Mr. T.P. Aggarwal and Principal Ms. A. Aggarwal, the students of

St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, stepped into a new lane altogether. As part of their Global Projects, they triggered off their campaign in Global Virtual Classroom contest. Around 24 students from classes VII, VIII & IX are teamed with schools from Italy and the US and are all set to design a website on a topic chosen by the three schools together. Both the Chairman and the Principal not only wished them luck but also were as enthusiastic as the students themselves.

Good Luck St. Mark's for this new venture!!.

ST. MARK'S MEERA BAGH GOES GLOBAL

Student of St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, were part of a global project 'Hands Around the World'. Students of classes XI & XII made colorful hand prints and wrote information about themselves, their school, city and their country. Some even wrote about the Indian culture, the national symbols and festivals. Around 125 handprints were sent to the US and in exchange our school too received around 70 handprints with information from around the world. It was indeed a novel way to cultural exchange.
ST. MARK'S MEERA BAGH HOSTS TEACHERS FROM SWEDEN

As part of International Cultural Exchange programme a team of 4 teachers and the Principal of Ebba Petterson School, Gothenberg, Sweden were at St. Mark's School, Meera Bagh for a 15 day visit. The teachers belonging to the faculty of Language, Art, Maths & Social Science interacted with the teachers of their faculty here at St Mark's. A long team collaboration was discussed with students of both the schools doing online projects which would not only help them in learning better but would also help them in knowing each other well. The students would use technology to the fullest as they would interact through video conferencing, chatting and of course through electronic mail.
It was indeed an honour to host the team from Sweden as teachers of St Mark's also learnt a lot about them, their country and last but not the least their culture. This exchange programme is here to stay.
We hope to interact with many more schools in other parts of the world. For the past one year our students have been contributing regularly to various websites. One of such website is www.webnews.textalk.com. The username is stmarksschool and password is 20april. We invite parents to log on to this site and browse WEBBA and PREVIEW.
A TRULY MEMORABLE CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMME AT ST.MARK'S MEERA BAGH
St.Mark's Sr.Sec.Public School, Meera Bagh, had two very special visitors, Ms.Beverley Bartczak and Ms.Joan Price from C.R.Coblentz School, Ohio, US.A. As part of a project 'Where in the World' the two teachers, who are special educators, will be visiting many schools, landmarks and diverse cultures around the world. In their quest to celebrate diversity, they reached India and their hosts were the teachers and students of St.Mark's School, Meera Bagh. At St. Mark's, they took part in the Diwali pooja and even witnessed a play, the traditional Diwali story about Lord Rama and Sita Their trip was made further memorable as the Principal Ms. A. Aggarwal arranged for their visits to very special schools of students with significant physical and mental disabilities. If their visit was memorable for them, their stay at St.Mark's was equally memorable for St.Markians as they too learnt that the world is truly a 'Global Community'.

More about 'Where in the World' at http://www.ehoesc.org/Trip_Around_World/trip_around_world_home1.htm

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SMS GOES GLOBAL
As part of the International Cultural Exchange Programme, our students are now interacting with a number of school abroad. The students exchange post cards which depict the famous places of their country. SMS has till now exchanged postcards with following schools.

Jerabek Elementary School, San Diego, Academia San Ignacio, Puerto Rico, Hazel Butler School USA, Minsk Elementary School, Belarus.

We hope to interact with many more schools in other parts of the world. For the past one year our students have been contributing regularly to various websites. One of such website is www.webnews.textalk.com. The username is stmarksschool and password is 20april. We invite parents to log on to this site and browse WEBBA and PREVIEW. The students who have till now contributed to this site are Karan Beweja, Jatin Bweja, Vaibhav Dua, Nabarun Pal, Shivam Saggar, Aditya Singh, Varun Monga, Aachal Marwah, Ahuja Gopal (From STD IX) Vasundhara Srinivas, Roohneet Kochhar, Surbhi Batra, Shailza Chawla, Dhruv Gupta (from STD VIII) and Garv Malik (from STD VII)
OUR SCHOOL GOES INTERNATIONAL

Our school had an international guest from Sweden-Elvis-the cute little moose and the school welcomed him with open arms. AS a part of an international project, Elvis a little moose, had been sent by the students of Ebba Petterson School, Gothenburg, Sweden. The moose which came as a symbol of love and friendship, was not only given a warm welcome by the school but was also taken around the city by the students. Another international feather in the cap of St.Mark's is that the paintings made by 20 of its students have been selected to be displayed in a Global Art Exhibition to be held in Southern Oregon, U.S.A. These paintings would be put up for sale and proceeds would go to Mother of Peace orphanage in Mutoko, Zimbabwe. Our school also holds the distinction of being host to the paintings sent by students from the US. These paintings were displayed in the school premises.

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