Inter-class Math Quiz was conducted for students of Class VII . It was a revision quiz based on the chapters that are part of SA 1 syllabus. . There were seven teams and students were selected impromptu from all the classes. Roll numbers were called randomly after every round. There were 5 rounds. The quiz had variety of questions.
There were questions for audience too.
Class 7th E bagged the first prize, 7th B second and 7th D third.

Students of Class III had a very interesting activity on Saturday when they mixed ingredients of Bhel and had the yummy mix for lunch. The activity helped them to learn an easy and healthy food recipe which they can make even at home. When children make things on their own they become more responsible and don't throw eating tantrums. Of course the habit of sharing was also very pronounced among the chilren during the snack break. Catch glimpses of the children happily tucking away into Bhel.

In order to celebrate the birthday of Lord Krishna, a celebration was organized in Pre primary section of Udgam School for Children. All children came in traditional dresses. Some boys came dressed as ‘Krishna’ and some girls came dressed as ‘Radha’. Beautiful decorations were put up to make this event more cheerful and colorful. Children danced on the tunes of garba. A ‘Matki Phod’ event was also organized to mark the mischievous nature of ‘Bal Gopal’.

Prime Minister addressed the nation on the eve of Teacher's Day. Udgam Students viewed the live show in the school auditorium.

The process of life is easy to understand through activities like Seed Germination. Students of Class I were involved in an activity in which they planted seeds in small pots to begin with. Then they kept the pots out in the sunlight and watered the pots everyday (during the period of school closure last week our school peon watered them). Lo! Behold! The seeds sprouted to produce small plants that grew bigger by the day. In fact right now you can see the beautiful plants that are a part of the effort made by the children. The little ones are very proud of their pots and are taking great care to ensure that they thrive properly. This activity not only taught them the process of life but also helped to instill the value of responsibility. Of course love for nature is an added benefit of the activity. We hope that the little gardeners can have their own patch or pots at home too as it can be a very rewarding hobby.

The students of Class XI Commerce had an invaluable experience when they visited the Income Tax Department yesterday. They were introduced to the tax structure prevalent in our country by means of a presentation by the Deputy Commissioner. They learnt that it is not the responsibility of the government alone to improve the situation of the country but we, as citizens and tax payers, need to perform our duties to ensure that everything is in order. They were shown a PPT to establish how India has progressed in each and every aspect of life over the past decades. They were also given a lesson on different types of taxes and the process of paying taxes which includes obtaining a PAN card, paying tax, filing returns, and new aspects of tax paying. The visit was very rewarding and they could relate all they learnt with their text book knowledge. The visit winded up with a round of delicious snacks.

Pictures of the grand event reflect the efforts put in by the children, teachers and parents of the Udgam Preschool. Students of preprimary came attired in the three colours of the flag and performed on patriotic songs. KG students made small flags to pin to their shirts and also make collages of Indian flag and related pictures. They also had hand prints in tricolor. They even enacted roles of national leaders.The softboards were decorated with national symbols.

It was a delight to see the students of Class 1 dressed up as their favourite Indian leaders. Whether it was as Jansi ki Rani complete with her shining sword or as Bhagat Singh with his iconic hat, the children took great pains (aided by their parents) to complete their regalia. Not only did they come in the particular costume of their favourite leader, they even spoke a few lines about the leader. 
Catch a few glimpses of the day and even you will be all praise for the children.

Like every year Udgam School celebrated Independence Day with full reverence in all sections right from the tiny tots to the senior school students. As per the protocol, national flag was hoisted by Shriraj Gandhi, Std.12th Board topper of the school.

The activities that marked the day are –

Students of preprimary came attired in the three colours of the flag and performed on patriotic songs. KG students made small flags to pin to their shirts and also made collages of Indian flag and related pictures.

The students of Class IV participated in a poetry recitation competition. Children recited with confidence and rolled out long classic poems with alacrity. 
The judges had a tough time in choosing the ones who had recited slightly better than the others. The students who were adjudged the best are-
1st : Upasana Mukherjee of IV F
2nd: Shailja Shah of IV F
3rd: Nihira Pillai of IV A