Monthly Archives: September 2012

Students gift to Teachers

Students gift to Teachers

Teachers Day was celebrated in a unique way at USFC. Instead of usual concept of senior students becoming teachers and going to junior classes, this year we gave chance to students of same class to become teachers. Apart from this, the students were involved in many activities like balloon decoration, pot making, flower making, recitation, speech, solving puzzles. Children enthusiastically prepared and sang songs on “Guru”, danced, played guitar for their beloved teachers to make them feel special and show their deep respect.

Vrushti’s Achievement

Young Artist

Vrushti Patel of class 3 B took part in Drawing competition organized by Gujarat State Art Teachers Association on 15^th August,2012. She was awarded with a certificate and a medal as her drawing was among the best 20.

Raj’s Achievement

Young Golfer

Raj Shah of class 7 C participated in the Gujarat Gulmohar Greens Open Junior Golf Tournament on 2^nd September 2012 and bagged a certificate and a silver medal. He was the 1st runner up in the ‘Putting’ competition for boys in 12-18 years category.

Zestful Soccer Team

Zestful Soccer Team

Boys from our school took part enthusiastically in The Times of India-Claris Twenty20 School Soccer on 2^nd of September,2012. The names of the players are:

Sr.No	NAME	CLASS
1	Venkatesh Iyer	XII-B
2	Dhruv Shah	XI-A
3	Shashwat Jha	XII-B
4	Pruthvirajsinh Vala	XI-A
5	Sahil Shah	XI-A
6	Udit Parikh	X-A
7	Jay Shah	XI-C
8	Stavan Amin	XI-C
9	Ishan Shah	XI-A
10	Tejas Bhatotia	XII-A
11	Kartik Madani	X-A
12	Dhvanil Shah	XII-B
13	Maulik Shah	XII-A
14	Paritosh Modha	XII-B
15	Kush Nayak	XII-A
16	Tirth Mehta	XII-A

The fantabulous performance showcased by the team proved the hard work and practice put in. They gave a tough time to the opponent team. All the students were given certificates and a trophy for participating in the match.

TEACHERS DAY 2012

TEACHERS DAY 2012

This year TEACHERS DAY was celebrated in a different way at Udgam. Teachers put up, what may be called, a colourful and joyful ‘Annual Function’. A cultural programme was organized to showcase the talents of teachers. There was a variety of items ranging from instrumental music, singing, dance, skit and group discussion.

The programme started with the melodious strains of sitar produced by the music teacher, Gopi Shah, followed by a variety of dances.

The Pre-Primary teachers performed the traditional dances of Gujarat. The Primary teachers brought the dance of Kerala alive on stage, reminding one of the recently concluded festival of Onam and another of Rajasthan.

The secondary teachers displayed the different colours of India. Dances of Punjab, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Bengal, Kerala and Gujarat were performed by them. All merged into the finale of Gujarati Garba.

Secondary teachers of English, Hindi and Sanskrit discussed the role of teachers in shaping the future generation, giving the audience much to think about.

A skit performed by the Middle School teachers highlighted the difficult but rewarding job of teachers.

The whole programme was wonderfully organized. Looking at the teachers perform with so much zest and joy one forgot for a moment that they are teachers not students. Neither age nor the sultry weather hampered their spirits. They enjoyed themselves thoroughly.

One could say of every teacher what Shakespeare wrote of Cleopatra:

Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale Her infinite variety.