essay on inter house competition

The Festival of Lights Diwali is one of the most important, highly awaited and immensely cherished festival celebrated all across India. A fair glimpse of this festival was given at the Special Assembly conducted in Greenway Modern Sr. Sec School through a grand celebration. The event was graced by our revered Chairperson Mrs. Sudesh Sachdeva ma’am and Respected Principal Sir Mr. Mohit Sachdeva. It started by presenting a bouquet and a plant to the dignitaries. It was followed by spell binding dance performances including a solo presentation of Ram Stuti and two marvelous group dances which showcased the significance of such an auspicious festival through the hardwork of our diligent students. Meanwhile a number of Interhouse and Inter class competition were organized such as Rangoli making for Seniors, Middle and Primary Wing, Spot Decoration for Class X and Card Making for class IX where in students got a chance to showcase their individual talents in different fields. The motivational words of Principal Sir and Chairperson Ma’am filled the students with enthusiasm. The competition were judge by our respected Manager Sir, Mr Kamal Sachdeva and the Nursery Incharge. Result of the rangoli competition were:

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Inter House Competiton - Kutch Meetha Hojaye

An inter hose competition was organized for the middle wing and senior wing on the eve of Raksha Bandhan. Two students from each house participated in this competition. They made the sweets without fire and showed their cooking skills, which was beyond the imagination of anyone. The mouthwatering delicacies from the Senior Wing and the Middle Wing which they prepared were Chocolate pops, colour delights(chum chum),chocolate moose, sodafountain, litchiandkhusmocktale, chocolavacake, strawberrymoose, oreo chocolate rolls, brownie and rasmalai with crunchy nuts and from the middle wing the delicacies were Vanilla raspberry,cakepops,fruitcocktail,chocolatepopsicles,chocolatecandy,chocooreo balls, water melon juice, custard pudding and biscuit pudding etc.

The winners from senior were: Peace and Love house

The runner’s up were Harmony and Purity house

From the Middle Wing the winners were: Purity  and Harmony House

The runner’s were: Love and Peace

The judgment was made by Chief - coordinator Mr. C.P Verma

It was a pleasure to see the cooking skills of these, young budding master chef.  Click here to view more photographs.

On April 12, 2019 (Friday) Greenway Modern School organized an Inter House Poster Making competition on the topic ’Save Heritage’ to commemorate World Heritage Day( April 18 2019).

In the competition, the budding artists of the school showed their tremendous talent and canvassed their imagination and thoughts with colours. The competition was conducted for the primary and senior wing  of the school. Two students from each house were selected to represent their house in the competition. All the students were very talented and out of them some were awarded for their commendable art. The names of the winners are:

PRIMARY WING:

1 st -Divyanshi-5B (Purity House)

2 nd  –Sai Raman-5B (Peace House)

3 rd  –Samanvi-5E (Harmony House) and Rahul-5E (Love House)

SENIOR WING:

1 st  –Yakshi-12B (Love House) and Nikhil-10E (Harmony House)

2 nd  –Yash-12C (Harmony House)

3 rd  –Sankalp-12B (Peace House) and Sanjana-12D (Purity House)

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• Shree Rastogi  ----- IV D
• Sameer  ---- IV F
• Anannya Yadav – IX A
• Samir  Khurana  -- VII C
• Palak  -- V E
• Samar --- V C

The students understood the Pros and consequences of this disease.

• Prabhat Pheri of upper primary classes 
• Unity Run by students of classes IX to XII 
• Oath(Pledge) taken by all school children 
• Circulation of a paragraph on the contribution of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel for National Unity in the School

The occasion provided every Greenwanian an opportunity to re-affirm the inherent strength and resilience of our nation to withstand the actual and potential threats to the unity, integrity and security of our country.

THE TORCH BEARERS (INVESTITURE CEREMONY - 2018 - 2019)

It was in this spirit that an Investiture Ceremony was held at Greenway Modern School, Dilshad Garden on 10 October 2018[Wednesday].

The event began with the leaders giving a ceremonial welcome to the Chairperson ma’am and Principal sir of the school. Then, the council members confidently marched onto the stage and took an oath to discharge their duties with full dedication and loyalty. The members of the council were:

HEAD BOY:  * Aviral Mathur [Senior Wing]   * Vaibhav Srivastava[Middle Wing]   * Tanmay[Primary Wing]             

HEAD GIRL : *Shruti Pandey[Senior Wing]    *Satakshi Dutta[Middle Wing]     *Siddhi[Primary Wing]         

HOUSE CAPTAINS:

HARMONY HOUSE  :  *  Tanya Arora [Senoir Wing]             *Nishika Tyagi [Middle Wing]

LOVE  HOUSE :  * Shruti Shankar [Senoir Wing]                     *Arjun Nambiar [Middle Wing]

PEACE HOUSE :*  Mansi [Senior Wing]                                      * Srishti Srivastava [Middle Wing]

PURITY HOUSE : * Deeksha Devgan [Senior Wing]              *Aastha Singh [Middle Wing]                    

SPORTS CAPTAIN:  *  Vaibhav Choudhary

At the end, Principal  Mr. Mohit Sachdeva , called upon the council members to discharge their duties and nurture their fellow schoolmates into becoming good leaders in future.  

SAVE ENERGY SAVE FEUL - CBSE ESSAY AND PAINTING COMPETITION - OCTOBER 2018

Ministry of Petroleum in collaboration with C.B.S.E organized Painting and Essay competition. The topic was “SAVE FUEL FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT”. Near about 1000 students participated in this event. The increasing price of Petrol, made the students understand the concept of Saving Fuel.

The Paintings and the essays which were selected were of

1.  Harsh Jalan VIII C (Hindi)

2.  Abhiram S. Variar VIII A

3.  Krish Dayal Mathur  VIII B

4.  Anshika Arora X D

5. Yashasvini Sharma  X D  

It was indeed a proud moment the essays in English and Hindi category were declared the best entries by the Ministry of Petroleum. The Studentswere awarded with the certificates by Ministry of Petroleum.

SWACHCH BHARAT PAKHWADA……EK KADAM SWACHATA KI AUR -  01 st to 15 th September 2018

          Greenway Modern School organized a Swachch Bharat Pakhwada from 1 st  to 15 th  September 2018 under the guidelines of office of the Special Director of Education (CTB).

          The theme for the pakhwada was “focused engagement with the teachers”.  Before flagging of this 15 days long cleanliness drive in the school premises, the teachers spoke to the students about the significance of cleanliness in our lives.  They also told the students that though the campaign is for 15 days only, but the cleanliness is a thing which had to be maintained even after the stipulated time period.  The school premises including offices, classes, playground and even the parking lots were to be maintained.  For observing the Pakhwada in a benefitting manner, the students had to complete the tasks which were directed through day wise action plans.

          On Swachchta Shapath Day, awareness messages were pasted on the gate and the assembly area while students of each class took an oath to take up at least one activity for personal/school/home/community cleanliness.

          The cleanliness maintenance and planning day witnessed the inspection of sanitary facilities by the teachers.  The day was planned to encourage cleanliness and waste management.

          The Green School Drive encouraged sapling plantation to make the school greener and cleaner.  The concept and relevance of blue and green color dustbins were introduced to the students.

          Swachchta participation Day was full of mind boggling activities ranging from Essay Writing competition to Painting competition organised by the teachers for the students on the topic “What makes my classroom/school/home dirty”.

          In class quiz competition and debates were also organized on cleanliness and hygiene practices in schools.

          Personal hygiene, which is the most important factor in cleanliness was focused on with an audio-visual progaramme.  Through the medium of videos students learnt proper way of cutting and keeping nails clean, hygienic ways of using toilets and proper method of hand washing before and after meals.  Awareness on water bone diseases and safe drinking water habits were encouraged too. The students also took the activity of Water Harvesting and its benefits.

          By the end of this drive, the students observed an alarming point that if we are not serious now towards hazards caused due to the lack of cleanliness, then in the coming years the environment would be more polluted and the situation may be very difficult for humans on earth to survive. Click here to view more photographs.  

CELEBRATION OF HINDI DIWAS – 14.09.2018    

All over India September 14 th is celebrated as Hindi Diwas. Hindi is our National Language which is spoken all over the country. To make the students aware about the importance of Hindi the students were made aware about the importance of Hindi language and its usage.  Click here to view more photographs .

155TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 12.09.2018

To commemorate the 155 th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda an awareness was made by way of his teachings to the students on 12 th September 2018. His famous quote was inculcated ‘Arise, Awake and do not stop until the goal is reached’. Click here to view more photographs.

INTER HOUSE COMPETITION KUCH MEETHA HO JAYE - 25.08.2018

AWARENESS ON PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF VECTOR BORNE DISEASES

ANTI KITE FLYING CAMPAIGN - 14.08.2018

                        Greenway Modern School Dilshad Garden celebrated 72 th   Independence Day . The event started with Flag Hoisting by School  Principal  Mr. Mohit Sachdeva followed by National Anthem depicted in sign language by students of Primary wing. The event consisted of Patriotic songs and Dance performance by the Students of Middle and Senior wings. Head Girl Shruti  Pandey, gave a speech emphasizing the importance of freedom for youth .The students were given prizes for securing different positions in Science  Olympiad and  Commerce Olympiad and the winners of Commerce Fest held at Lovely Public school . The event concluded with the motivational speech by the School Principal followed by Tree plantation. A TRIBUTE TO A MOTHER - MOTHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS             The primary, middle and senior wing of greenway celebrated Mothers Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. Since mothers hold a special place in the hearts of the children, they left no stone unturned to show their appreciation for their mothers.             To show their love and respect towards their mothers, the young and enthusiastic Greenwanians danced their heart out in a stage show.

WORLD DANCE DAY CELEBRATION - 27.04.2018             The Primary, Middle and Senior Wing celebrated World Dance Day with zeal and enthusiasm. Dance is an integral part of every human life, it is a way through which we can express our emotions. The Primary Wing had an Inter-House competition where-in they presented different forms of dances like Bihu, Bangra , Lavani,  etc. The Peace House emerged as the winners and runners-up were Love House and Harmony House. Purity House also participated with great enthusiasm. The Middle Wing and the Senior Wing acquainted the students with various forms of dances from contemporary to Indian Classical.

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Inter-House CCA

Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) are a crucial part of the educational process. These activities provide scope for the development of creative faculties and skills.  At Mayoor School, Ajmer CCAs are conducted throughout the year in the form of CCA club activities, Inter-house events and Inter-school competitions. CCAs are in line with the CBSE’s Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) system and help in keeping track of the holistic profile of learners through regular assessments of co-scholastic areas of development, making evaluation an integral part of the teaching-learning process and not in isolation from it.

PRIMARY SCHOOL

The Inter-House competitions in the Primary School are held only for grades III-V. The Inter-House CCA competitions cover a plethora of activities for the intellectual and creative engagement of the students. The unique aspect of these competitions at the Primary School is 100 percent participation of the students. 

The 100 percent participation is a multi-pronged strategy for the development of intellectual, cognitive and creative skills in each child. It unearths the co-scholastic talent of the child, inculcates confidence in the young children to perform on stage and infuses competitive spirit in each and every child. 

Another unique feature of Inter-House CCA Competitions at the Primary School is that no individual positions are given, only the house-wise positions are announced at the end of the competition. 

The various Inter-House Competitions held at the Primary School include:

Inter-House Hindi and English Essay Writing Competitions 

The Inter-House Hindi and English Essay Writing Competitions are conducted in the month of April every year. Students are asked to write an essay on one of the three given topics. Age appropriate topics are given to each class.

Inter-House Painting

The topics are given impromptu and the students have to choose a topic; creative drawing and painting follows.

Inter-House Quiz

The first round is a written round with 100% participation. The students who make it to the second round also have to take a pen and paper round. The final round consists of three students per house i.e. twelve students in all. They face 10 rounds of questions from the quizmaster which include the audio, video, rapid fire, experiment and other such rounds. The audience also gets a question at the end of each round. Positions are given house wise.

Inter-House English and Hindi Recitations

The students recite solo poetry, duet and also perform in groups. Poems written by famous poets are chosen in both Hindi and English languages. 

English and Hindi Story Enactment

One play per house is put up by the students. In all, four plays are performed in Hindi and four in English. The children dress up in colourful costumes and portray different characters on stage.  

Inter-House Dance

There are solo, duet and group performances. The students dress up in colourful attire and make up and present their dance performances. 

Computer Competitions

Various activities are conducted during the I-H Computer Competition. Students participate in card making, puzzle making and power point presentations. Students research on the given topics and then prepare presentations.

Indian and Western Music Competitions

There are solo, duet and group competitions in the vocal category, both in Indian and Western Music. There are tabla, xylophone and harmonium competitions in the Indian Instrumental category whereas Keyboard and Drum are major competitions in the Western Instrumental category. 

Art and Craft Competitions

Various activities are conducted to enhance their creativity and skill. Rangoli Making, Clay Modelling and Flower Making Completions are held for students to display their imaginative skills.  

MIDDLE AND SENIOR SCHOOL

Cultural Weeks are designated weeks in the annual calendar of the middle and senior school for conducting the various literary and cultural events.  The months of April and July (for classes VI –VIII) and August (for classes IX-XII) find the campus buzzing with excited and motivated students eager to showcase their talents.  

The involvement of students is not only limited to participation in the competitions, but also extends to  planning and execution of the events. The students in-charge of the events work under guidance of the teacher in-charge to formulate the rules, audition the candidates, conduct their practices and prepare them for the competition.  The student event manager makes arrangements at the venue, prepares the result sheets and compiles the final results.

With varied activities such as elocutions, debates, extempore-speeches, quizzing, creative-writing and performing arts such as Indian and Western music, dance, theatre and drama, the cultural weeks provide a platform for students with different propensities to showcase their talent.  Every year there are new or modified set of events and competitions that further challenge and hone the skills of the Mayoorites.  At the end of the event, the individual as well as the house-wise positions are announced. 

The inter-house competitions that are usually held during the cultural weeks include:

Literary Events

The literary events harness the creative and linguistic talent of Mayoorites. The events are held for English and Hindi languages and include elocutions, debates, extempore-speeches, poetry competition, character enactment and creative writing competitions. The scope of literary events stretches far beyond the aforementioned competitions and every year innovative events are added to the list to make competitions challenging and fun at the same time. 

Seasoned as well as novice student artistes participate in Indian Music (Vocal and Instrumental- Solo and Duet, Orchestra and Group Singing) and Western Music (Vocal and Instrumental Solo and Duet, Band and Group Singing) competitions. 

The inter-house dance competitions take place for the classical, semi-classical, folk, western and contemporary dance forms. The students participate under solo, duet or group categories. 

One-Act Plays in Hindi and English

Captivating and memorable performances etch the arena during the One Act Plays. Every year a theme for the English and Hindi plays respectively is decided. The students assume roles of playwrights, producers, directors and actors, costume designer, set designers and crew members. 

The competition also includes brochure designing by the students. 

Furthermore, the students are encouraged to write original plays and not just present theatrical productions.  

IT Competitions

The regular events include Web Page and other designing for Classes VI-VIII and Quiz and Movie making Competition for Classes IX-XII. The scope of IT competitions is very broad and every year a different and innovative IT competition becomes a feature of the Cultural Week. 

Science and Maths Competitions

Science is an enthralling field that puts an individual’s creative and cognitive skills to test. Quiz, Treasure Hunt and impromptu designing of a model using materials provided during the competition are the regular Science events during the week. Every year, new events are planned for Physics, Biology, Chemistry and Maths to present the students with new challenges for putting their respective houses in the leading positions. 

Inter-House Model United Nations (MUN) 

Mayoorites were first introduced to the concept of MUN in the year 2012 and the MUN Club was established in 2015. The students are trained in the MUN club to represent their respective houses for Inter-House MUN as well as represent the school in conferences held in schools across India.

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Inter-House Music Competition

This week it was announced that TISB is putting together an Inter-House Music competition. In the competition middle school and senior school students from Discoverers, Explorers, Pioneers and Voyagers will battle it out in performance and composition categories. Other than House Points being earned through judging criteria, points will be given to all participants and their Houses. The deadline for submissions is on October 18. We reached out to Music Prefect, Krishna from Grade 12, to find out more about the upcoming competition. 

We’re organising this competition with the hope that more student musicians can take part in competitive music-making – Krishna, Grade 12, Music Prefect 

Krishna, who is a guitarist with an interest in different genres, has great hope for the effects of the competition on students. "As an amateur musician I’ve often found music competitions intimidating, and I’ve found this to be true for many of my fellow musicians at TISB", says Krishna, who planned and initiated the Inter-House Music Competition to encourage more students to make music and take part in competitions.  

Therefore, important to this competition is that, although being focused on music, it invites everyone to take part. “There are participation House Points involved! It’s also a great opportunity for you to showcase your skills to the school and perform on a public platform”, says Krishna, who thinks that everyone should take part – regardless of level of musical ability. “Even if you don’t think you can win, taking part and competing is the most important thing." 

This year’s Inter-House Music competition has something special in store. “It’s not often that budding composers in India can compete against each other”, says Krishna, who is looking forward to hearing the up to 15 minutes long compositions that the students will produce and submit before October 18. 

See the whole school email with details of how to participate, how the performances and compositions will be judged and how many points you will be able to award your House. 

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Inter-House Competition

As holistic development of the pupil is the ultimate goal. For it honing their skills other than Academics is significant. House System is indeed such an aspect which enables each Student through various House activities & Competitions such as English/Hindi Debates, Extempore, Essay Competition, calligraphy, Dancing & Singing etc.

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The Inter House Competition at our school was a blend of competitive spirit and camaraderie where students participated in various events. The celebrations included an opening and closing ceremony, different competitions, and a spirit of learning and growing together.

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The Inter House Competition celebrated at our school was a testament to spirit, talent, and camaraderie. This annual event had all the students divided into four houses where each housed competed in various activities. The celebrations started with a pompous opening ceremony followed by an array of athletic and academic competitions that included debates, quizzes, dance-offs to sporting events.

Every student, irrespective of the house they belonged to, participated wholeheartedly, making the event a resounding success. Though there was a healthy spirit of competition, the main emphasis was on the celebration of talents and abilities of students. Each victory was celebrated with applause, and every loss was treated as a chance to learn and grow.

The closing ceremony was marked by a joyful celebration where everyone irrespective of winning or losing came together. It reinforced the idea that while competitions may come and go, the bonds of friendship and shared memories we create are everlasting.

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Essay on my last inter house sports competition

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                    My last inter-house sports competition

Every year many sports competitions take place in our school but this year it was very special because it was my last inter-house football competition at school as I was in class 12 th this year.

Every house is excepted to choose those students who are fit and healthy to take part in running, football, cricket match, javelin throw.

The sports coach discusses and trains the selected students very well for the event and the day of the inter-house sports competition. The practice was just the beginning of the inter-house sport.

There were four different houses sanskar, guru Dakshina, Prarthana and vaani houses. I belonged to Gurudakshina's house.

On the day of the event, we all were ready, we gathered on the ground. As the sports coach whistled it was announced that we can start to play on the ground when all houses were to train together. It all started with a football match.

Everything was going fine but suddenly it started to rain.

We all were surprised because of the safety of the students the football match was withdrawn.

We all were so sad but we decided to enjoy the rain and have samosas at the school canteen.

The moral of the story is that we need to move as per mother nature.

Life is always unpredictable.

Hence, the essay is written

My School interhouse sport is always interesting because their is always a competition or the different houses are always eager to make their houses win but it was left for the officials to decide on who the winning team is.

My school has four houses namely: yellow house,green house,red house, and blue house.

During practise,each houses are excepted to find students who are capable of doing the following:run,match,throw javelin and discuss and train them very well for the heat and the day of the inter house sport competition. The practise and heat was just the beginning of the interhouse sport.

After all houses where ready,we started the heat, when all houses where to train together.It all started from the throwing of javelin and discuss. Yellow house took last follow by other houses.I was terrified when i had my house took last,it was a shocking thing to me. It was followed with the running competition which green house took first followed by yellow house,red house and blue house. I was surprised that green house that took last in the last inter house sport took first in heat, then i said to myself that lets wait to the real interhouse sport.

The real day came (the inter house sport).I was so happy, saying to myself we shall know who will win today (on friday :27 of feb.2015), but on that day rain fell so we could not start at the exact time,we had to wait till 2:30 pm and started at 3:00pm. It was an interesting day.

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Jamshedpur, July 31: The final round of the Inter-House Spelling Bee competition at D.B.M.S. Kadma High School took place on July 30th and 31st, 2024, in the Kalakriti auditorium. The event saw participation from students across four groups: Group A (classes 1-2), Group B (classes 3-4), Group C (classes 5-6), and Group D (classes 7-8).

The primary level competition, which had been conducted in several stages, culminated in this final event. In Group A, Dev Pramanak and Anjana Prakash from Ruby House emerged as winners. Kritika Chandra and Sulagna Goswami of Emerald House won in Group B. Path Khedkar and Bhoomika Sahoti from Sapphire House triumphed in Group C, while Bandra Srikundu and Arunanshu Das from Ruby House secured victory in Group D.

The competition aimed to enhance English language skills and promote its usage among students. The event was attended by School Management Committee Treasurer Bhuvana Krishnan, Joint Treasurer Aruna Ravi, Principal Gurpreet Bhamara, Vice Principal Supanath Rai, and Coordinator Benazir Gulshan, along with other teachers.

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