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PIET SANSKRITI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

NFL PANIPAT
They say it is the first step that costs the effort.
I do not find it so. I am sure I could write
unlimited 'first chapters'. I have indeed
written many.
 Enrichment Session
Teachers are a great source of knowledge, prosperity and enlightenment to the children
which benefits the whole life. There is an important role of teachers in everyone’s life. A
teacher is a best gift from God to us. Teaching is profession but teacher is like a god as a
god is the builder of the whole universe similarly the teacher is considered as a builder of
a good nation. Parents expect a lot form the teachers for their children.
 Riddles
Q. I am tall when I am young and I am short when I am old.
What am I?
A. A Candle

Q. What has hands but can not clap?

A. A clock.

Q. What is at the end of a rainbow?

A. The letter W.

Q. What gets wetter and wetter the more it dries?

A. A Towel.
 Riddles
Q. Which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of bricks?
A. Neither they both weigh one pound.

Q. How many month have 28 days?

A. All 12 month.

Q. Name four days of the week that start with the letter “t”?
A. Tuesday, Thursday, Today and Tomorrow.

Q. What goes around and around the wood but never goes into the wood?
A. The bark on a tree.

Q. What can run but can‟t walk?

A. A drop of water.
 The Magical Pen
There was a boy name Ram. He did not like
studies. His parents were worried. Then he call to
grandfather. Grandfather give a magical pen to
Ram and he said,” write every question five time
then it will work. On the exam day he did all the
question. On the result day he got full marks. He
thanked his grandfather for the magical Pen. But
the grandfather said that it was not a magic pen
rather a normal pen.
Moral :- Don‟t believe on Magic.
 Synonyms
 Relax:- Lessen, Lighten
 Pretty:- Lovely, good-looking
 Sky:- Airspace, the Skies.
 Amazing:- Shocking, Startling.
 Good:- Fine, Superior
 Happy:- Joyful, Carefree

Riddles

What has two What are two things What is it the What can’t be
I am full of holes; What gets
hands and a face, people never eat more you take used until its
I can hold water. wet when
but no arms and before breakfast? away the larger it broken?
drying ?
What am I? legs? becomes? Egg
Towel Lunch and Dinner
Sponge Hole
Clock
 How to plan the study time
1. Establish short-term and long-term goals for studying. It will

be easier to create and manage your schedule if you know what

you want to achieve at the end. This will also help you identify

areas that you need to focus on.

2. List all the subjects you need to study. Perhaps the first step in

creating your study schedule is to list all of the subjects and

courses you need to study for. Putting your obligations on paper will

help you get a better idea of what you really have to do. If you

have specific exams to study for, list these instead of courses.

3. Figure out what you need to do for each subject or exam
 If you have a study guide or a textbook with review sections,
use it to narrow down what you list.
 Reserve time for reading.
 Reserve time for reviewing your notes.
 Reserve time to create exam study guides, if you'll need
them
4. Prioritize your list
 Put a number, starting with one, next to all of your subjects or exams.
 If you need the most time for math, give it a one.
 If you need the least time for history (and you have five subjects to
study for), give it a five.
 Take into account difficulty of the subject or exam or the lessons you
need to cover.
 Take into account the amount of reading you will need to do.
 Take into account the amount of reviewing you will need to do.
5. Divide your available time during the week into study blocks
Before you go on, you need to divide up your available time during the week into study blocks.
6. Reserve time for non-academic activities

 Reserve time for events you can‟t reschedule, your

grandmother‟s birthday, a family reunion, or your dog‟s

veterinary appointment.

 Block off any times you have other commitments such as

swim practice, family time, or religious services.

 Reserve plenty of time for rest, sleep, and exercise.

 If you only have a very limited amount of time before

important exams, consider postponing or canceling

regular social or extra-curricular activities.

7. Fill in your study blocks

Once you‟ve got your schedule blocked out and you know what you need to schedule,

fill in your schedule. Write down which subject you are studying in each session. This

will help keep you on track, create checkpoints for the material, and allow you to

organize your textbooks and study materials ahead of time.

Useful Proverbs All English Speakers Should Know

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

„The grass is always greener” is a proverb that teaches us it‟s not good to be jealous
(to want what other people have). It may seem like everyone around you has
“greener grass,” meaning nicer cars, better jobs, etc.
Don’t judge a book by its cover.
“Things are not always what they seem. This

proverb teaches you not to make judgments

about other people because of how they look

or dress. A book with a boring or plain cover

could be amazing. The same is true with

people. A person might look like an

athlete or fool, but there is probably a lot

more to them than clothes suggest.”

You can’t have your cake and eat it too.
“If you eat your cake, you won‟t have it anymore, will you? So you can‟t do both. This

proverb is about having two opposite desires, and how it‟s impossible to get both. Its meaning

is similar to the proverb, “You can‟t have the best of both worlds.”
Practice makes perfect.
“It would be amazing if the first time you picked up a guitar you could play it like a rock

star. Or if the first time you got in a car, you could drive like a professional. Or if you

could speak English perfectly after one lesson. Everything is difficult when you are a

beginner. But if you stick with it, if you keep practicing, you can master anything.”
 Need to know about Einstein
Einstein was slow in learning how to speak. His parents even consulted a
doctor. He also had a cheeky rebelliousness toward authority, which led one
headmaster to expel him and another to amuse history by saying that he
would never amount to much. But these traits helped make him a genius. His
cocky contempt for authority led him to question conventional wisdom. His
slow verbal development made him curious about ordinary things — such as
space and time — that most adults take for granted. His father gave him a
compass at age five, and he puzzled over the nature of a magnetic field for
the rest of his life. And he tended to think in pictures rather than words.

Einstein is famous for:

Albert Einstein's Inventions and Discoveries. A childhood portrait of Albert
Einstein and his sister Maja
As a physicist, Einstein had many discoveries, but he is perhaps best known
for his theory of relativity and the equation E=MC2, which foreshadowed
the development of atomic power and the atomic bomb.
Bending Light Through Water

Punch a hole in a clear plastic bottle two inches from the bottom. Put your
finger over the hole, fill the bottle with water and cap it to keep it from draining
out.
Darken the room and cover part of a flashlight with your fingers to make the
beam narrower. When you take the cap off the bottle, the water will flow out in
an arc. Shine the flashlight at the stream from the side of the bottle opposite the
hole. The light will bend with the arc and create a bright glow where the water
hits the sink.

How Does It Work?

When the light in the stream strikes the boundary between the water and air,
much of the light is reflected back into the stream. The light continues this
internal reflection all along the arc formed by the falling water. The same
principle is used to transmit light signals through flexible optical fibers.
A Candle That Sucks Water

Place a candle upright in the middle of a saucer. Fill the saucer with water. Light
the candle. Place a glass over the candle. When the flame goes out, the water in
the saucer will get sucked into the glass.

How Does It Work?

When the candle is burning inside the glass, the heat makes the air expand, so
some of the air escapes outside the glass. The candle goes out after it uses up
all the oxygen, so the air inside the glass cools. As it cools, the pressure inside
the glass drops. Some of the carbon dioxide formed by the flame dissolves in the
water as well, decreasing the pressure even more. The water outside the glass
on the saucer is forced into the glass by the higher aire pressure outside.
Baishakhi Celebration
 TAEKWONDO CHAMP
 TAEKWONDO COMPETITION was held at Karnal from 20th April-21st April’19

Yaman Garg
(Grade VII under 33kg Category)
won 3rd position
 Painting Competition
„Victory is gained by resolution and determination‟ and with this determination, the
following students have made the institution proud by achieving various positions in the
following events:
I . PAINTING COMPETITION on the topic: FIRE FIGHTING held at PIET NFL on 15th April
2019
JUNIORS
1.Samridhi Pathak(Grade V)
2. Asmi(Grade V)
3. Tanishq Saluja(Grade V)

SENIORS
1.Anya (Grade VII)
2. Mehak kadyan(Grade VII)
3.Ayush nandal (Grade VII)
 Talent Hunt
Art is the hidden language of the soul, body and Sr. No. Grade Student's Position House
mind. Name
That‟s why it is said: Dance as though no one is 1 V Dhairya 1st Bandhu
watching Sing as though no one can hear and play 2 IV Aayan 2nd Siddha
as though heaven is on the earth. Celebration of 3 IV Aarav 3rd Bandhu
World Dance Day through Talent Hunt 2019.
National Deworming Day
 Inter House Rangoli Competition
To nurture student's artistic skills An Interhouse Rangoli Making Competition was
organised today. The entire corridor was bedecked with beautiful creative
designs using bright and sparkling hues.. let's peep through these imaginative
expression of art which will definitely be a feast to your eyes too.
 Mojoland Trip
The school organized a recreational trip for students
to Mozoland at GT Road, Sonipat on 1st May‟19. The
splash of fun and adventure at water park was
amazing and greatly enjoyed by our young Pietians
along with their teachers.
RAHAGIRI BY PIETIANS
 YOUTH FORUM (21st May 2019)
Inter School youth Conference 2019
 Inter School Youth Conference 2 was held at SD Vidya Mandir,Huda Panipat by Paras Gupta and his
associate team. The event was successfully organised and implemented as there were Group
discussion ,Debates on various Committees. The panels were lead by the chairperson . The
Committees were on the following Subject matter:
 1. Global mediation panel
 The participants were as follows:
 Jahnvi Mandal
 Rhythm
 Tanya Bareja

 2. Lok Sabha 2003, No Confidence Motion

 The participants were as follows:
 Ananya tayal
 Daksh Ahuja
 Vidhi kadyan
 Akshita Garg
 YOUTH FORUM
3. International Council of Science
• The participants were as follows:
• Akshtat Sharma
• Kartik Athwal
• Isha Bharti
• Sushroot Sood
• The young Pietians were highly appreciated by their Chair leaders for their
Outstanding Performance. The Conference provided a learning Platform for them to
Speak on various issues of their Interests. ISHA BHARTI of grade X was acknowledged
and applauded for being one of the best Speakers from International Council of
Science panel.

• We are proud of their hard work and relentless efforts to shine high!
Voter's Day (12th May 2019)
 Doctor’s Day
"In lieu of Doctor's Day Celebration- A talk was organised in the School campus to spread awareness about Sexual assault and Sexual
abuse that young females go through" The talk began by Advocate Anju Singh who explained the need for having Sex Education in the
School, She also gave the depth of understanding as how to explain the concept of Good touch and Bad touch to the children of today's
youth with the help of 3Rs.
1R- Respect your Body
2R- Recognise the offence
3R- Raise your Voice
The talk was very informative in which Dr. RP Jindal explained about all the medical issues that children of the School suffer in day to
day life and how the precautions against such emergencies could be taken by the teachers as a first hand help.

It was a good platform for the teachers which rendered the informative environment and get their general Queries concerning Medical
issues resolved by the Doctor.

Chess Competition
At PIET we take immense pride to state that POORAV KADYAN of Grade IX A has made the
Panipat District proud of his achievement in COMMONWEALTH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP-2019
under 14 age category by scoring 4 point of possible 7 rounds and securing 20th place on
the merit list out of hundreds.
 The School bless him for his future endeavors!
 World Population Day
 The children of PIET Sanskriti School,NFL celebrated the World Population day with the high spirit .

 The primary lot of the School of grade I and II visited the Mittal Mega Mall,Panipat to spread the awareness about World Population
day by various innovative techniques such as handwritten slogans, posters, group activity etc.

 The people at Mall were surprised and happy with the efforts of Tiny lot of the School.

 The School also organised Slogan writing and poster making competition for the Senior wing in lieu of World Population day. The
efforts taken by children were appreciated by Ms. Rekha Bajaj,Principal PIET,NFL and Ms. Bobby Singh, Vice Principal, PIET NFL.
 Hubs of Learning
As per the new guidelines by CBSE under Hubs of Learning, Art The result of the Art Competition was as follows:
Competition was held at PIET Sanskriti Senior Secondary School Water Conservation
NFL on 8th August 2019 in which various schools like St. Mary I Position- Aryan Sharma ( St. Mary School)
School, Sanskriti Public and PIET Sanskriti Senior Secondary II Position- Harshita (Sanskriti Public School)
School,NFL participated in high spirits with great enthusiasm. The III Position- Aditya Malik(PIET NFL)
show comprised of various events in which Children of Grade VI-
VIII presented the importance of Water Conservation in the form of Save the Environment
an art and Grade IX-X presented a beautiful art form on Save the I Position- Vesh(S.D. Modern School)
Environment . The event was successfully hosted by PIET II Position -Yashika(St. Mary School)
Sanskriti School, NFL. III Position- Akshita Garg(PIET sanskriti, NFL)
Art Competition was wisely adjudged by - Ms. Saranjeet Kaur and
Ms. Mamta.
 Independence Day 2019
 Commemorating the sacrifices made by our great freedom fighters and
rededicating ourselves to the spirit of service and sacrifice for the nation on
this special day.
 The Independence Day celebrations 2019 made every individual relate with
emotions as this day is of great Historical importance for all the Indians.
 Children of PIET Sanskriti School Huda, PIET Sanskriti Senior Secondary School,
NFL and PIET College,Samalkha represented beautiful forms of Dance,Skit and
Semi Classical Song. The Occasion was beautifully graced with the presence
of Chairman, Principal of all PIET branches, Vice Principal, Faculty
members and the dear Children of the School
 Mini Planetarium
Kolkata boasts its massive Birla Planetarium. We too had a mini planetarium at out school
premises to nurture the interest of kids in outer space and in the various heavenly bodies
present in the universe. It was an informative show which showed the story of the first dog to
go in space - Laika. The presentation grabbed the attention of the kids. They looked up just like
they would gaze upon the sky and unraveled the mysteries of the universe on their own.
 JANMASHTAMI
In order to celebrate the birthday of Lord Krishna, a
celebration was organized by the students of PIET
Sanskriti Senior Secondary School, NFL. The tiny tots of
Primary Wing came in traditional attire and presented a
beautiful Bhajan.
Some Boys came dressed as “Krishna” and some girls came
dressed as “Radha”
Classes 6-10 presented a beautiful Dandia dance .. They
depicted the true meaning of friendship through their
Dance and showed a lovely friendship of Krishna and Gopiya.
Classes 3-6 made the flutes and crowns for Lord Krishna.
Beautiful decorations were put up to make the event more
cheerful and colourful.The tiny tods also rocked little
Krishna’s cradle.
The event gave a beautiful essence of JANMASHTAMI
and it ended by distribution of Sweets in the form
of PRASADA.
Incharge Principal Mrs. Rekha Bajaj encouraged everyone
to keep the Indian Culture intact and also welcomed
our worthy Chairman Mr. Suresh Tayal .
 Fit India Movement
 The “Fit India Movement” was launched by Hon‟ble Prime Minister Sh. Narender Modi on 29th
August,2019 at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi to celebrate the National Sports Day on the
birthday of Indian Hockey player Major Dhyan Chand .

 The staff, students and non-teaching staff of PIET Sanskriti Sr. Sec. School witnessed the entire
programme of FIT INDIA in the school through online service.
 Ganesh Chaturthi
 The School has always believed in marking the great
significance of Indian festivals.
 Here is the glimpse of the beginning of the day with
Lord Ganesha's blessings.
 Our worthy chairman sir enlightened the day with the
ganesha aarti where all the faculty members along
with senior students were present that concluded with
the distribution of prasada to the whole school. We
wish you all a very happy ganesh chaturthi. Enlighten
your mind, let the light of Ganesha shine through.
 Teachers Day
 The school organised a beautiful function for the faculty members on the occasion of Teacher's
day. Its truly said " A teacher is the one who guides the best path and nourishes the child
beautifully". The staff expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Management for making the
teachers of PIET Sanskriti NFL feel special. The event involved various cultural events which was
organized at PIET college and it was followed by delicious lunch.
 A glimpse of teacher's day celebration is as follows:
 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
Good hand washing is the first line of defense against the spread of many illnesses — from common
cold to more serious infections. So Grade 4 students learnt how to do proper hand washing.
 Graceful Peacock
In the midst of rush,When we are always
in a hurry,the beauty of the nature
multiplied with the arrival of this
beautiful peacock that one could not
resist capturing it. The grace of the
garden was multiplied when the peacock
spread its feathers. Here is the glimpse
of the beautiful garden of PIET Sanskriti
Senior Secondary School when ray of
positivity brightens with the arrival of
such enlightening birds which brightens
the school ambience and make the
school campus filled with beauty and
that is one uniqueness of PIET NFL.
 SWATCHTA HI SEWA Campaign
Cleanliness is the way to godliness which means
maintaining cleanliness and thinking good bring a person
more near to the god. The real sewa is to keep the
surroundings clean. So our little stars of grade 3
participated in "SWATCHTA HI SEWA" campaign.
 A day well spent with the Special ones

The special children from Divya School were welcomed

by PIETIANS with warmth and grace.

The special children were so charming that our young

students from PIET could not resist themselves
interacting and playing with them. Our School officials
took the great responsibility with so much pride of
making this day a special one for them, They all engaged
the little ones in indoor and outdoor games.
The PIETIANS interacted with these special children
through Sign language. It was so beautiful that these
special children from Divya School did not feel alienated
and had a sense of belongingness.
During their visit to school, Our worthy Principal and
Vice Principal were present there and the Coordinator of
Divya School made this visit of the special individuals
possible.
 A VISIT TO TRAFFIC PARK

In order to get inclined with Work Education

proposed by CBSE recently, Our Students of PIET
Sanskriti Senior Secondary School had gone for a
visit to traffic park to get familiar with the basic
traffic rules .It‟s vitally important to help shape
children and young people‟s understanding towards
road safety, to help give them the best chance of
keeping safe while they‟re young and as they get
older.

In lieu of acquainting children with productive

activities in the community, Grade 9th children were
given great knowledge about the traffic rules
through a visit to Traffic Park.
Computer Operation and Maintenance
FIRST AID ACTIVITY
 VISIT TO BHUTAN
Cultural exchange programme in school efficiently propels the
students to understand diversity in country and also efficiently
makes learn to easily co-exist as well as feel the compassion on
different communities.
PIET SANSKRITI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, Panipat got the
opportunity to go to Bhutan with the delegation of 21 students
headed by Vice Principal Ms Bobby Singh and Ms Kanak
Sharma on 25th September 2019 as a part of Indo-Bhutan
Exchange Program.
The gracious Bhutanese host Pelkin school received their Indian
guests with lots of warmth at the airport.The beautiful drive
through the mountins introduced the first glimpse of the beauty
of Bhutan “The Land of Happiness.”
VISIT TO BHUTAN
Bending Light Through Water

Punch a hole in a clear plastic bottle two inches from the bottom. Put your
finger over the hole, fill the bottle with water and cap it to keep it from draining
out.
Darken the room and cover part of a flashlight with your fingers to make the
beam narrower. When you take the cap off the bottle, the water will flow out in
an arc. Shine the flashlight at the stream from the side of the bottle opposite the
hole. The light will bend with the arc and create a bright glow where the water
hits the sink.

How Does It Work?

When the light in the stream strikes the boundary between the water
and air, much of the light is reflected back into the stream. The light
continues this internal reflection all along the arc formed by the falling
water. The same principle is used to transmit light signals through
flexible optical fibers.
A Candle That Sucks Water

Place a candle upright in the middle of a saucer. Fill the saucer with water. Light the candle.
Place a glass over the candle. When the flame goes out, the water in the saucer will get
sucked into the glass.

How Does It Work?

When the candle is burning inside the glass, the heat makes the air expand, so some of the
air escapes outside the glass. The candle goes out after it uses up all the oxygen, so the air
inside the glass cools. As it cools, the pressure inside the glass drops. Some of the carbon
dioxide formed by the flame dissolves in the water as well, decreasing the pressure even
more. The water outside the glass on the saucer is forced into the glass by the higher aire
pressure outside.