Club Activities
Report on Sports Club DATE:05.07.2023
‘A Healthy mind in a Healthy body’ – so goes the adage. Sports Club Activities play such a vital role in the character formation of every student. Involvement in sports on campus is something that seems inevitable for high potential benefits to students.
Recognising the importance of sports and fitness for the physical as well as mental well- being of students, the sports club of Air Force School, Bhuj has organised outdoor games to provide a healthy sporting habit among the students. The school has organised outdoor games like Tug of War for classes I to V and Long Jump for classes VI to XII. Sports activities help to learn teamwork at work, coordination among diverse cultural & ethnic groups and mainly infuses discipline & instils the value system in one individual. Value of time, precision & competitiveness are the major learning points apart from communication, coordination & teamwork.
The students have enthusiastically participated in both activities and learned the importance of sports in their everyday life. They instil the understanding that Playing sports help in building and improving confidence level. It is also helpful to the students to be more active in physical training.
Dance club: Report on “State based dance”
“Dance is the only way to run away without leaving home”
Dance ,the movement of the body in a rhythmic way, usually to music and within a given space, for the purpose of expressing an idea or emotion, releasing energy, or simply taking delight in the movement itself. This dance club is boost up the moral of students and to highlight the talent of dance and creativity. The theme of dance club this week was “state theme”. Students gain the knowledge about basic steps of Guajarati folk dance, Panjabi folk dance and semi classical dance.
Teacher Coordinators
STD I & II: Ms Bhoomika
STD III To V: Ms Chand & Ms Anjali
STD VI To XII: Ms Sapna & Mrs. Anita
Activities Promoted
Folk Dance: Folk dances are developed by groups of people that reflect the traditional life of the people of certain country or region. Folk dance forms are practiced in groups in rural areas as an expression of their daily work and rituals. They are performed on religious, seasonal festivals or entertainment. Class I and II students learn basic steps of Gujarati folk dance and Class III to V learn Panjabi folk dance.
Semi classical dance: classical dance forms are use basically the ‘mudras’ or signs of hand as a common language of expression and were originally performed in the temples to entertain various Gods and Goddesses. They were also effective in carrying forward the various mythological stories from generation to generation while entertaining the audiences. Class VI to XII students learns basic mudras and steps of semi-classical.
IT AND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB REPORT
MONTH: JUNE
IT and Photography club is one of the most active club of our school.This time we organized the photography activity for the students from class 1 to 12.The aim of this club activity is to develop and encourage students to understand the various elements of photography and actively use them as a method to communicate and document. The purpose is to polish the photography skills of the students. Members are provided with the school camera to capture fleeting moments of passion, nature and joy to create memories that will be cached by the students forever
AIR FORCE SCHOOL BHUJ
REPORT ON MUSIC CLUB ACTIVITY
DATE-5/07/23
“ Where words fail, music speaks.” — Hans Christian Andersen.
Music helps students expand their minds and increase their self-confidence and confidence. Music serves a greater purpose in our lives than simply providing amusement. By combining teaching and music, teachers can help students increase their memory, concentration as well as academic grades
The Music Club encourages talents in music- instrumental as well as vocal. All interested students with a musical bend of mind are welcomed to join as members. The club aims to facilitate the exchange of musical ideas, develop an appreciation for music and boost up musical development.
Air Force School Bhuj has organised various club activities on 5th July 2023. Under this, our Music club has taken active participation. The students of Music Club were very excited to take part in the activities planned by the teachers. The teachers have settled down students House wise and instructed about Patriotic Songs and their speciality.
A part from these students performed Swar Alankar And Classical Raga on Harmonium And Tabla. The students were so energetic that they could not resist themselves and could not stop Music.
Air Force School not only focus on academics but also on extra curriculum activities.The clubs give opportunities to the students to showcase their talents.
In charge Teachers:
Ms Hetal Vaishnav , Ms Vaishali Nirmal , Mrs Rinku, Mrs Monalisa , Mrs Anjali Sharma.
AIR FORCE SCHOOL, BHUJ
REPORT ON “ ECO-CLUB’’
DATE: 05/07/23
In simple terms, to go green means finding a balance between the lives you lead, the impact that life and your choices have on the planet, and being mindful enough to help maintain ecological balance to preserve the planet, its ecosystems, and its natural resources. It is not an easy feat since our society is not set up in a way to help us succeed. Our planet is growing at a rate that is not sustainable, it’s expected that the world’s population will hit 9.8 billion people by 2050, we’d need two planets to support our current consumption, and it’s why the move to go green is more important than ever. Eco-friendly is a term typically used to describe a product and how it’s made. For a product to be genuinely eco-friendly it has to take both earth and human health into account. The resources used to make the item need to come from sustainable resources.
On 05 July’23, ‘Go green’ drive was organized by the students of eco-club in Air Force School, Bhuj; on the account of Club activity. The students from Std I and II bought small plantlets and seeds to the school and under the guidance of one teacher, students sow the seeds and plants in the soil. Recycling is a form of going green, and it poses numerous benefits to you and others. Students from Std III to V were asked to get fresh kitchen garbage (vegetable and fruit peel) from their homes and dumped it into a pit for compost generation. Eating green means eating local, organic, and seasonal products, and this very eating choice will have global consequences. When you buy and eat organic food and dairy products, you can boost the local economy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions required to get that food on your plate. Eating organic food will also make you a healthier person as it does not contain harmful chemicals, pesticides, and added hormones. So, students of higher classes’ i.e from VI to XII had bought many green vegetables, different types of sprouts, different fruits from their homes. They prepared a healthy salad and distributed it to all the teachers during the club activity.
When you go green, you are effectively reducing your carbon footprint. By reducing pollution, you are also reducing the amount of energy that is being consumed, thereby making way for a greener and cleaner environment.
Report on English Club
DATE:05.07.2023
The Vedas are India’s most revered writings and the earliest textual record of Indo-Aryan culture. They are Hindu teachings’ original scriptures, conveying spiritual wisdom that covers all elements of life. The Vedas are the greatest religious authority for all parts of Hinduism and a revered source of wisdom for mankind in general, and its philosophical maxims have endured the test of time.
The Upanishads are Hindu philosophical-religious works that establish and explain the religion’s essential doctrines.
To make students learn more about Vedas and Upnishadas, the English Club of Air Force School, Bhuj has decided to have different activities through which students can enrich their knowledge of Vedas and Upnishadas.
Classes I to V:
Classes I to V had a Shloka Recitation session. The students were guided by Mrs. Sunita Pal by explaining how shlokas can be recited. They were shown some famous scriptures and helped them recite the shlokas. Students got the opportunity to learn about our culture through activity.
Classes VI to VIII:
Classes VI to VIII students had ‘learn and recite’ session under the guidance of Mrs. Hetvee Solanki. Students were given some shlokas from Vedas and they were suggested to recite as well as learn them. Students were enthusiastically participated in the session and learned new shlokas from our Vedas.
Class: IX to XII
Class IX to XII students had a very interesting quiz session to sharpen their knowledge of Vedas and Upanishads. In the beginning club in charges Mrs. Harsha Thakkar and Mrs. Tahera Somani explained all about Vedas and Upanishads and also checked their knowledge. Then the students were divided into two groups and an interactive quiz session was taken. Team B won with flying colours and everyone congratulated them. Learning Vedas and Upanishads through quiz was real fun with knowledge.
