Students from Noida, Indore, Bangalore, and Ahmedabad campuses, would be representing GIIS India for the first time, as a unified team on the global platform at RWCC on 12th November 2015 at GIIS East Coast campus in Singapore. Meanwhile, GIIS Team Noida is all set to compete with other international schools and are happily preparing for the same.

QUALITY CIRCLE PRESENTATION

(L-R) Pratham Chopra, Ansh Singh, Rhea Tiwari, Suryansh Jain, Ansh Nenwani

The famous five from GIIS Noida campus worked on the topic ‘waste management’. They collected two-fold data. First was through various parameters of waste management that they jotted down the worksheets and asked their classmates to rank and the second mode was by making physical observations. Post analyses of data two outcomes that stared them in the face were- non-utilization of waste and improper disposal of waste. They attended workshop conducted by a waste management organization, Eco-green and received valuable inputs. The group brainstormed and came up with fantastic insights that are practical and doable. They conducted a week long cleanliness drive and put up posters to propagate cleanliness and 3 Rs- Reduce, Recycle and Reuse. The team promises to maintain the same enthusiasm towards keeping the environment clean and proper waste management throughout their lives and spread awareness of the same.

OPUS FOR GAIA

(T-B) Akriti Raghuvanshi, Shreya Gupta, Muskaan Mittal, Ananta Arora

Students are also ready for an Opus for GAIA (Green And Innovative Alternatives for Earth in Food, housing, clothing, transport, healthcare, sources of water, paper, energy resources, waste management) comprising an original lyric set to Music Competition and Transformation Turncoat.

Category 1- classes IV- V
“Let us pledge tonight, to give a clean planet to every child...”, is a melodious composition on the theme of ‘earth’ . The students love the catchy tune. They practised in the music room and are looking forward to translate their excitement through a mellifluous expression of music and lyrics. They are buckled up with a winner’s attitude and will put in their very best.

TRANSFORMATION TURNCOAT

(L-R) Saksham Mehta, Suryansh Jain, Sameeksha Srivastava

The students are looking forward to exhibit their oratory skills in extempore competition in both for and against the motion on topics related to mother earth and preservation of the planet. The trio have been practicing daily with their English teacher and attending sessions on speaking effectively. The teacher would introduce a topic and ask for a catchy headline and then the students would further elaborate on it. Sometimes the students would make mistakes but they learnt quickly from the same and as of today, are well equipped to participate in the competition at GIIS East Coast Campus, Singapore.