Tag Archive | Competition

GOSPEL  MELODY

Jul25

On 22nd July 2017, the students of St. Mary’s Geyzing participated in the Inter school Gospel Melody organised by the Catholic schools of Sikkim. The theme chosen for the occasion was “ Proclaim the Good News to the whole creation” as declared by the diocese of Darjeeling & Sikkim this year.

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There were various competitions like group song, skit and group dance. It was for the students of class VII and below. Our students participated in Group song & dance. They depicted through their dance and song that Jesus is the Good News. Out of 13 schools, our students bagged first prize in song and dance and first prize in the overall performance. Certificates, medals and trophies were awarded to the students.

BOSCO CRIZ 2017

Jul9

Auxilium Bandel

On 24th June 2017, 45 christian students along with 4 animators of Auxilium Convent School, Bandel left the premises at 6.00 a.m. in the morning for attending the Bosco Criz at Don Bosco, Park Circus.

The day began with the holy Mass, celebrated by His Grace, Archbishop Thomas D’Souza, Rev. Fr.Bikash Mondal, the Principal of Don Bosco Park Circus and others. Our school took part in all the events, winning positions in most of the events. There were various on-stage events such as gospel singing, Bosco Skit and Western Dance. Off-stage events included Debate, Bible Quiz, Poetry writing, Card making etc. Sixteen schools from all over and around Kolkata participated in the Inter-School Competition, including Don Bosco Bandel, Loreto House, St. Teresa’s Khidderpore to name a few.

Auxilium Convent School Bandel, bagged first prize in Gospel Skit, Western Dance and the most intellectual event, The Bible Quiz. It also won prizes in Gospel Singing and Debate. Auxilium Convent, Bandel was declared the overall winner of Bosco Criz 2017 and accolades of all. At 7.00 pm sharp, the bus left from DBPC, reaching Auxilium Convent Bandel by 8.00 p.m. It was an eventful day marked by victories made to cherish thereafter.

 

 

Extempore and Debate Competition

Oct3

 

On the bright sunny morning of 29th September the students of ACS Barasat gathered in the auditorium for the Interhouse Extempore and Inter house Debate Competition organised by the Literary club and Quiz and debate club respectively. The Extempore event began at 8:30 A.M. One of our teachers Ms. Saswati and our Vice Principal Sr. Mary John were the judges. Marks were awarded on the criteria of content, flow of speech, etc. The four houses presented their innovative views on topics like global warming, pollution, superstitions, peer presure etc.

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This was followed by the Debate competition. Marks were awarded on the basis of refutal, diction, relevance to topic etc. The motion was “Education system and not value system is the need of present times.” A war of words ensued as the members of four houses showed their intellect and opinions for and against the motion. After a well reasoned, heated debate all of us came to the conclusion that both the value and education system are co-related and both are of the extreme importance for the stability of society.

 Bipasha Bhowmick

Class – IX B

Bosco UTSAV

Aug27

Throwball

On 21 August 2016, Salesian College Sonada celebrated  2016. Young people from different Parishes gathered for the celebration which consisted of different competitions and games. Boarders from Auxilium Convent participated in the Throw Ball match and won the second Prize.

INTER NGO COMPETITION

Aug9

Snehalaya Delhi

 

On 31st July 2016, the Inter NGO competition was held in Nakshatra New Delhi. Many NGO’s had participated in the competition from Delhi. Our twenty five girls from Snehalaya too participated in it. The following competitions were held for the students such as poem recitation, group song, laugh out loud, fancy dress, group dance, sentence making, face painting, talent hunt, rangoli, picture perception, painting without brush and Juggad.

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Children were divided according to their age in three groups as such Junior, Senior and Super Senior. The NGO had organized 14 events. And our children had taken part in 12 events and out of 12 received seven medals and certificates in different events. Interaction with the other NGO’s was a good opportunity to see and learn many things for our students.

 

MOOT COURT COMPETITION

Dec13

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On Monday, 7th December 2015 two girls from HC Auxilium School participated in UKASE, the Inter-school Moot Court competition, held at DPS RK Puram. This competition aims to provide the students with a platform where they mix the thrill of competition with a great learning experience. This event will go a long way in broadening the horizons of students when it comes to first-hand experience of the ‘Court Room’.

The students had to prepare and argue the cases given before hand in front of the judges. The contestants were invited to pick the draw of lots to determine ‘defendant’ and ‘plaintiff ‘. The cases like loss of values are the reason for road rage incidents, close relations being attacked in matters of greed and lust, legal procedures being misinterpreted to favour accused in high profile cases etc.

Both Vrinda Saxena and Anuvinda Namboodiri of XI standard competed with eight teams from different schools of Delhi, qualified three rounds and bagged the First Position. They received a certificate of appreciation and a Trophy each for their performance.

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Moot Court Competition

Dec19

H.C. Auxilium

On 2nd December  2014 Diksha Katoch and Ambica Sood of H.C. Auxilium – Vasant Vihar participated in the Moot Court competition held at Delhi Public School – R. K. Puram. There were six participating schools. The students were given three cases for three rounds. They were asked to be defendants as well as plaintiffs. Diksha and Ambica defended the case on “Does reformatory action actually reduce crime committed by juveniles?” In the first round they were qualified with thirty six points of forty.  In the second round too they played the role of defendants and the case given to them was “Does punishment by the court of law to the offender brings justice to women and minor girls?” After having won the second round they were qualified for the third round, once again as defendants. In this round they defended the case “Delay in judgement or disposal of cases is provoking the victims to settle scores by themselves”. They defended their case like practising lawyers to the great contentment of the judges and secured the first position.  It was a very rewarding day for the students as this occasion exposed them to a newer experience. The competition was made genuine by the presence of practising advocates who judged the competition.

Ambica Sood

Class XI A