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Weekly Gazette

Date of Pu li ation - Mar h st,

A UNIT OF TALEB SCHOOLS A ade i Sessio -

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Re-registration procedure for Grade 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 are scheduled from 3rd March to 8th March, 2018.

Time slots are as follows:

Saturday: 10 am to 1.30 pm

Sunday to Wednesday: 9.30

am to 12.30 pm and 2.00 pm

to 4.30 pm

Thursday: 9.30 am to 12.30

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Students of Grade 1-6 undergoing

a struggle with their present 2nd

language would have an

opportunity to change their 2nd

language following the school

policies. You may send an email

request to the PRO on or before

8th of March 2018. For further

details you may refer to page no.

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NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY Science is a beautiful gift to humanity; we should not distort it.

- A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

National Science Day is celebrated all over India with great enthusiasm on th of February every year in order to commemo-rate the invention of the Raman Effect in India by the Indian physicist, Sir Chandra-sekhara Venkata Raman on the same day in the year . For his great success in the field of science in India, Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was awarded and honored with the Nobel Prize in Physics in the year . The students of Grade - celebrated the National Science Day on st February by hosting an assembly on the same. The assembly began with the prayer, word and thought for the day related to the topic , fol-

lowed by a speech on National Science Day . The best projects from all sections of Grade - were selected and the students present-ed their creative models like a working mod-el of constellations, solar system, and still models of heart, bird s nest, kidney, water purification methods, windmill etc. The stu-dents kept guidelines and motivated the au-dience interest to science. The Academic Co-coordinator Ms. Priya Viju addressed the assembly by appreciating the science department and motivated the stu-dents to develop their observation skills to have a positive attitude towards science as science gives us the facts. The assembly end-ed with the National Anthems.







FANCY DRESS COMPETITION

BY GRADE 2 Scholastic and Co -Scholastic activities have an equal importance in school programme for the all-round development of the child. Keeping this in view, a Fancy Dress Activity was conducted for all the classes of Grade on Feb nd hosted by Gr F. The purpose of conducting the fancy dress was not only to blend learning with fun but also to develop confidence in the students by giving them an opportunity to get on the stage and speak in front of an audience. Students from all the sections in a large number participated in the show. The topics

were– Famous Personalities, Fruits, Vegeta-bles, Comic Characters and Fun with Shapes. Students dressed up as Mother Theresa, Nehru, Malala, Kalpana Chawla, Elsa, Charlie Chaplin, Photo Frame, Rani Jhansi Lakshmi Bai, Batman, Soldiers, Raj Kapoor, Shaik Tamim, Hulk, Carrots, Tomatoes and many more creative outfits. It was a treat to the eyes to see the little ones dressed up and speaking on the their favourite topic. The activity proved to be a great learning experience for the students and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talents.







Life is full of goodbyes. People move, switch jobs, end relationships, retire, etc. It s no wonder, then, that people have found many ways to say farewell over the years. Students and teachers of senior classes of Doha Modern Indian School, Grade th and th gathered on - - at Holiday Villa to bid farewell to the outgoing class th batch - . The day was a fiesta devoted to the year spent together with friends and teachers to rem-inisce joyous moments. The ceremony started with a welcome speech by the Head Girl, Megha George. The host of the event Nouha and Nida wel-comed the guest and invited the Honoura-ble Guest Mr. Jayashankar Pillai, Director of Taleb Group of Schools for giving his best wishes to the Grade students fol-lowed by Mr. Jacob, Assistant Principal, Mr. Sabu Thomas, Academic Coordinator, Mr. Ibrahim, QC, and Mr. Ahmed, PRO. Class students read out compliments while the Director, Assistant Principal, and the Academic Coordinator gave a Memento to each student.

The programme was set above with inter-esting games, an incredible musical skit by the boys of Grade based on the school life of Grade student and a scintillating dance performance with pulsating music that rocked the audience. Later the much awaited result for the best dressed male and female was announced. The valedictory speech was then present-ed by Grade students- Udhvarg and Yusra from the Science stream and Sufyan and Sameia from the Commerce stream. The final vote of thanks was presented by Mr. Jacob, Assistant Principal. Aman from Grade presented an Ornamental Plaque to the school on behalf of all Grade stu-dents. Finally, the programme winded up with a wonderful video prepared by Grade students showing the entire journey of the outgoing batch in DMIS. The school orga-nized a grand lunch for all. The show end-ed with a great hope for the future endeav-our.

DMIS BIDS ADIEU TO 2017-18 GRADE XII BATCH

र क र पल ा ैं, ू र ोकर ी आपक पा ैं,

आपका ो न ो पर ें आपकी क , आपकी क ी का र पल अ ा ।









Today, th of February , the Morning Assembly of the Middle School was orga-nized by Grade A students. It was conduct-ed on the theme INTERNATIONAL WOM-EN’S DAY. We started by plugging in to the power of prayer followed by the inspiration-al school song. Students shared the Thought for the Day which was about the quality of womanhood and the Word of the day on female qualities. Later, they updated everyone with the latest news. The students introduced the theme of the assembly with a wonderful speech and entertained all with a group song and a skit. A PowerPoint presentation was displayed on the topic Famous Personalities .

A video on the importance of women and how we should value them was followed by a dance performance and facts associated with the topic. The Class Teacher Mr. Rajesh M Nair gave a motivational talk connected to the theme of the day. Finally, the Assistant Principal addressed the assembly and shared a few thoughts. It was followed by honoring Mr. Vincent, the music teacher, Mr. Basil the ICT teacher and Mrs.Sabeeja, the P.E teacher for their valua-ble contributions and whole hearted sup-port for conducting the morning assembly throughout the year. The assembly was dis-persed after the National Anthems of Qatar and India.





All work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy! Just education is not enough, children must have sunshine, freedom and playtime. The most awaited day of the year for Grade F, G,

H, G and F was the Field Trip to Dahl Al Hamam Park on th February, . The students had a day filled with enjoyment and fun with their fellow mates and teachers. The most enjoyable time was in the play area with the swings, merry go around and see saw. After a tiring and fun packed morning, students headed for lunch where they relished different food items. The group photograph time motivated students to make funny faces for the click. All the students expressed their desire to revisit the place again. Indeed, it was a great day for both teachers and students.





PICK AND SPEAK The art of public speaking has always been a struggle for many around the world as many skills are required when it comes to giving a speech in front of an audience. We at DMIS start young and prove to the world that oration is not only a man s hold but can also be a great challenge for the little ones. An amazing opportunity to build a child s self- confidence was initiated by the KG team in setting a platform for the children to speak in the Pick and Speak Ac-tivity on Feb th . The children of KG are constantly given guidance and opportu-nities to enhance their speaking skills. This

week, the little language explorers of KG , were given various objects to speak about, upon their choice. The students were en-couraged and motivated to identify charac-teristics of the objects they chose and con-struct sentences to describe the object. This activity not only helped the kids to enhance their word building skills but also helped in fostering a positive attitude among the stu-dents towards speaking. It helped them to think critically and differently. They had great fun in listening to and cheering their peers. Cheers to the Little Orators!





As the weather outside had been very friendly throughout the last week, the little wonderers of KG enjoyed a Field Trip to the Dhal Al Hammam park from Feb th to Feb nd . This park, which is known as one of the best family parks in Doha, kept the children busy moving around and playing all day. The chil-dren enjoyed a bus ride to the park and not

to mention had a picnic under the shady trees, seated on the green grass. It was in-deed a day to treasure, as the children got a good opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. The field trip was scheduled across the week to give all classes of KG a chance to go on turns. The children returned with much hope, for they simply wanted to go back to the park the next day.





Play is essential to the healthy development of children; play helps them discover and explore, solve problems, test new ideas and experience friendship and to build cooperation and teamwork. These characteristics help mould good leaders and empowering human beings. This week the KG teachers organized a Treasure Hunt which was carried out as a group activity on Feb th . This activity was held in the KG Activity Hall where the quest was to find “Treasures”. The kids were asked to find objects hidden by their teachers. The little scavengers worked together to collect as many treasures as possible. All the kids participated enthusiastically in their groups.





INTER SCHOOL ART COMPETITION

Doha Modern Indian School, together with Awfaz Global Kindergarten organized an Inter-

School Art Competition for KG children of Doha Modern Indian School, Awfaz Global Kindergarten, The Cambridge School, The Cambridge International School for Girls and Aw-faz Global School. The event was hosted by DMIS in their assembly hall on the th of Febru-ary, .

The competition was of two categories, drawing and colouring and was associated with the theme- Nature. The children were asked to draw a picture of a garden and a discussion on what is seen in a garden took place to help the children with their drawing. All the little art-ists agreed to include trees, flowers, butterflies, clouds and the sun in their pictures. They were also given the freedom to include any other detail to their picture.



The children who participated for the col-ouring category, were given a picture based on the same theme to colour. The picture in-cluded flowers, trees, butterflies and the sun. As all materials were provided to the chil-dren, they engaged themselves busily in drawing a beautiful garden and colouring the picture given. The three art teachers of the organizing schools Mr. Henry Joseph, Mr. Surendranath and Ms. Kotteeswari chose the winning art work. As the children waited for the judges to chose the best art pieces

they were treated with tasty snacks and juice. The prizes, medals and certificates for the winners were given away by the Assistant Principal of DMIS, Mr. Jacob Mathew and the Head of Kindergarten at Awfaz Global Kin-dergarten, Ms. Juliet Nwosa. We are proud to share that st, nd, and rd Prizes for the Colouring category and st and nd Prizes for Drawing category were awarded to the participants from DMIS. Well done little wonder artists!

1st

Place

SHIREEN

KG 2F



2nd

Place

HIBA

KG 2A

1st

Place

NOUSHIKA

KG 2F

2nd

Place

ASHMITA

KG 2B

3rd

Place

JAIDESH

KG 2E



Radio Olive . is the first ever Indian FM Radio in Qatar. DMIS teachers had a ra-re opportunity to be part of the -hour Talk Show named “One Two Ya Four broad-casted on Friday rd February host-ed by RJ Priyanka and RJ Lalit. The teachers Ms. Vinita Francis, Class Teacher of KG B, Ms. Michelle Iyer, Middle School Science Teacher and Mr. Dixon Da-vis, Music Teacher were invited by the FM

Station. It was indeed a Music feast as all the three teachers were Music lovers. Ms. Vinita and Ms. Michelle enthralled the Indi-ans all over Qatar by singing two beautiful songs while Mr. Dixon added tunes with the guitar. The talk show “One Two Ya Four is very popular among the community which brings out talented guests in each session and entertains the listeners.

DMIS TEACHERS AT RADIO TALK SHOW



CISG INTER-TALEB FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

DMIS students supported and trained by the Department of Physical Education Mr. Arun, Mr. Sumesh and Ms. Sabeeja participated in the Inter Taleb Football Competition – on Feb th organized by CISG and secured the Second Position. They were awarded Silver medals. The list of the stu-dents along with their achievements are listed on the right.

SL No. NAME POSITITON

SIRAJ NAZIMUDDIN PARKAR nd

AYAAN THANZEER nd

MUHAMMAD MARWAN HYDAYATH PULIKKANDY

nd

GANESH HARSHITH BALAKRISH-NAN

nd

DIRAR ALHAJ HASAN nd

YOHANN ELDIN CARVALHO nd

ARYAN MAHESH GARUD nd

PRANAV RAJAGOPAL nd

SAFIN RIYAS nd

SRINIK ABISHEK PRABHAKARAN nd

CALVIN JAIBY MANALIL nd

MOHAMED HOUSSAM ABDELRAH-MAN EMAM SAAD

nd



TCS INTER-TALEB FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

DMIS students supported and trained by the Department of Physical Education Mr. Arun, Mr. Sumesh and Ms. Sabeeja participated in the Inter Taleb Football Competition – 8 on Feb th organized by TCS and secured Second Position. They were awarded Silver med-als. The list of the students along with their achievements are listed below.

SL No. NAME CLASS POSITION

AHMAD FAWZAN ASHAR ALI E d

SALMAN RIYAS E d

IFRAN ABDUL AZIZ E d

MUHAMMED REHAN SALEEM B d

GREGOR VATTAKATTIL KURIAKOSE C d

MANJUNADHA KARTHIKEYA KONDURU B d

JAWWAD AHMAD A d

TROYDEN JOSEPH DIAS C d

ZACHARIAH JOHN VARGHESE C d

ADAM REDA SAMIR MOHAMED C d

MIKHIL MUNDACKAL MANOJ B d



WINNERS OF INTER HOUSE FOOTBALL COMPETITION

DMIS WELCOMES NEW STAFF

AJOI MATHEW GEORGE So ial S ien e Tea her

SIVARANJINI RAHESH SHARMA

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DMIS BOOK CELEBRATION

Tenali Ramakrishna, popularly called Tenali Rama or Vikatakavi Jester Poet was a Telugu poet from Andhra Pradesh in the th century. He was the legendary poet in Krishnadevraya's court who uses his ingen-ious methods to solve even the trickiest problems. He was one of the Ashtadiggajas or the eight poets at the court of Krishnade-varaya, the Vijayanagara emperor. ( 5 –. Tenali Rama was noted for his bril-liance and wit.

Banners, pictures and valuable quotations from ‘Tenali Rama Stories’ made the celebra-tion more attractive. February th was the last day for the submission of students crea-tive work. Students from Grade to sub-mitted approximately presentations in different categories such as picture, album, collage etc. The best ones were selected and displayed on the library display board.

Tenali Rama Stories (February 4-15 ,2018)

The category and the selected students’ list of this event are as follow:

Collage Category Album Category Picture Category

Shilpa R.K C Gowri R B Harsitaa S C Shanmugapriya C







Elimination of distracters purposely

Do not respond to social media, phone calls or mes-

sages during study hours. The phone should be

turned off or put it in silent mode. Make it a habit!

Ensure getting enough sleep

A healthy person should have at least 6-7 hours’ sleep for proper functioning of the body and keep-ing homeostasis and biorhythm.

Time management

The actual time available for studies should be cal-culated separately from preparation/academic sup-port-work time viz., cleaning and arranging table, food time, shopping etc. Plan and utilize time properly.

Prioritise needs and work

Students should give due priority to do most essen-tial tasks rather than watching a game or movie or spending time with social media. Each minute counts when exams are near to you!

Take breaks appropriately

Depending on the person and habits, each one should work optimum (not maximum)

with proper rest, relaxation and short breaks in between studies. Or else, the mind

may not be harmonious to send all information from sensory register to short term

memory. This leads to forgetting of learned materials during exam time.

Documents

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