Anchor- Rishita Verma
No. and name of students in prayer-12

Presentation No. 1- Speech on “Importance of Kindness”
No. and Name of students- 8 students (Rishita, Aadvik, Anmaye, Geetansh, Jasraj, Meenakshi, Mishita, Mishika)
Props-7 placards
Synopsis- The students explained the meaning and importance of kindness through different quotes.

Presentation No. 2- Poem recitation
No. and Name of students- 3 students (Vansh, Harshil, Shivam)
Props- N.A.
Synopsis- Beautiful poems recited on the theme kindness signifying that doing something for someone even though
you don’t expect anything in return.

Presentation No. 3- Role play showcasing the power of kindness
No. and Name of students- 10 students (Rishita, Aadvik, Anmaye, Geetansh, Jasraj, Meenakshi, Mishika, Vansh,
Harshil, Shivam, Faizaan)
Props- Stick, book, stall, football, broom
Synopsis- Role play highlighted the power of small gestures in promoting kindness which was followed by the
kindness pledge.

Presentation No. 4- Kindness dance
No. and Name of students- 12 students (Rishita, Aadvik, Anmaye, Geetansh, Jasraj, Meenakshi, Mishika, Vansh,
Harshil, Shivam, Mishita, Faizaan)
Props-N. A.
Synopsis- Kindness is the most elegant choreography. In the graceful movements, kindness found its rhythm, weaving
through the dance and creating a positive aura.

Presentation No. 5- Kindness song
No. and Name of students- 12 students (Rishita, Aadvik, Anmaye, Geetansh, Jasraj, Meenakshi, Mishika, Vansh,
Harshil, Shivam, Mishita, Faizaan)
Props-4 placards
Synopsis- As the students performed the symphony of kindness, its echoes inspired everyone where compassion
became the anthem that united all hearts.

The celebration of Makar Sankranti by the Cambridge Wing at Maharaja Agarsain Public School, Ashok Vihar, exemplified the spirit of sharing and caring as students came together to extend gratitude towards the support staff. In a gesture that echoed the joy of giving, pants and boxes of moongfali and revdi were distributed to the dedicated personnel who contribute significantly to the school's functioning. A wholesome fresh meal was also served to them for lunch.

The event emphasized the cultural significance of Makar Sankranti, portraying it as not only a harvest festival but also a time to extend kindness and generosity. Students actively participated in the act of donating, recognizing the importance of acknowledging and appreciating the efforts of those who work tirelessly behind the scenes.

The distribution of pants and moongfali – revdi hampers symbolized the warmth and inclusivity of the occasion. The organized lunch further strengthened the sense of community, providing an opportunity for the support staff to come together and share a meal. Overall, the Makar Sankranti was not only a celebration of the festival but also a reflection of the values of sharing, caring, and the joy of giving back to those who contribute selflessly to our school community.

Ocassion: Makar Sankranti
Event: Joy of Giving
Team Involved: Cambridge Wing
Objective:  Express gratitude towards the support staff through distribution of pants and eatables.
                   Promote the values of generosity and kindness in students.

The Virtual Lohri Fiesta exemplified a dynamic online celebration, skillfully curated to engage CAM 1 and 2 students in a festive ambience. Participants not only observed but actively embraced the spirit of the occasion, infusing the virtual space with an infectious energy of joy and cultural vibrancy. The event showcased the artistic prowess of the students through a display of Lohri-themed drawings, where creativity flowed seamlessly across the digital canvas. These visual expressions served as a testament to the students' enthusiasm and dedication to celebrating Lohri in a unique and innovative manner. The festivities extended beyond static images as the virtual platform came alive with lively dance performance by Aadya from Cambridge 2. Moreover, the event was punctuated by heartfelt lines by Harman from Cambridge 1, that captured the very essence of Lohri. Through these verbal expressions, students articulated a deep connection to the cultural significance of the festival, fostering a sense of unity and shared understanding among participants. In the face of physical separation, the spirit of celebration emerged as a unifying force, bringing everyone together in a joyous virtual gathering. The Virtual Lohri Fiesta, therefore, stands as a testament to the creativity, enthusiasm, and collective spirit of CAM 1 and 2 students in navigating celebrations in the contemporary, virtual era.

Anchor – Rishaank Saini

No. and name of students in prayer – 13, all students were part of prayer.

Presentation 1: Thought of the Day

No. and name of students – 1, Radhya Sharma

Props – Powerpoint Slide

Synopsis – An aspiring thought of the day was shared to highlight the theme of the assembly.

Presentation 2: Poem

No. and name of students – 1, Iyaan Singla

Synopsis – A beautiful poem presented highlighting the essence of friendship in life.

Presentation 3: Skit – “The Evolution of Friendship through the ages”

No. and name of students – 08, Vedaant, Dhairya, Aadya, Jigyasa, Jeenal, Inaya, Dhikansh, Saanchi

Props – Ball, apples, tree, rice, chairs, toy laptop, powerpoint slides

Synopsis – The skit demonstrated hoe friendship from primal bonds to digital threads, has evolved, weaving a tapestry cross ages. A friend, forever the constant in life’s changing stages. Friendship is timeless and there is no rich or poor in friendship.

Presentation 4: Activity – The Friendship Tree

No. and name of students – 1, Vedaant Gupta Props – Tree and hand cut outs

Synopsis – Students were asked to write a quality that makes a good friend on the hand cut out and stick it on the friendship tree. All students and teachers excitedly wrote qualities of a good friend and associated their friends with them. This activity involved creating a visual representation of bonds of friendship.

Presentation 5: The Friendship Dance No. and name of students – 13, Whole Class

Props – Song Audio – The more we get together..

Synopsis – The song emphasised the joy of being together, interact and strengthen the bonds. Synopsis of Teacher’s Talk: Cambridge Wing administrator Ms. Sweetu Bhardwaj asked questions based on the theme of the assembly and made the session interactive. She ended this beautiful assembly by motivating students to be loyal friends to each other and lend a helping hand as and when required.

Mastering effective communication is a crucial skill. Students from Cambridge Wing Classes 1-10, engaged in a beautiful activity ‘ORATING MOUTH, refining their impromptu speaking skills and boosting confidence. Topics were assigned through extempore, challenging students to articulate their thoughts for Half A Minute [HAM]. Witnessing the students showcase their oratory prowess with adept voice modulation
and expressions was truly delightful. The ‘ORATING MOUTH’ activity not only honed public speaking abilities but also fostered quick thinking. Students embraced the challenge of expressing coherent thoughts within a brief time frame, showcasing their adaptability.

MAPS Cambridge wing organized ‘SPOOKY SPECTACULAR' on 31st October, 2023, which was an immensely successful event!! The day was dedicated towards celebrating Halloween and the gala reading event: Read-a-thon. The creative costumes of the students and the festooning decor was a huge hit giving true spooky vibes! The special story telling sessions by parents, all decked up in scary attires, was the biggest highlight of the day and gave goosebumps to the audience. The haunted house gave chills down the spine to all who had a walk down its stairs! It was indeed the best and most haunting Halloween Celebrations ever!
The main aim of Read-a-thon was to inculcate good reading habits in the students. A wide variety of themes and genres were given to the students across grades ranging from Fairytales, Sci-fi and Mystery to Horror and Mythology. The students showcased their creativity with innovative character dress ups and spent their day reading their favorite books in a relaxing way!
Furthermore, the read-a-thon display board got much attention, as it showcased all the collaborative reading sessions organized by our wing so far wiz. Author's Meet and multiple Global Read Aloud Sessions with International Partners. Students were engaged in interesting post reading tasks after an all-immersive reading session, instilling RICER attributes of a Cambridge learner in them. It was an enriching and enjoying day for all.

Mathematico transformed math into an art, celebrating its beauty through creative expression and breaking stereotypes one performance at a time.
Mathematico was a unique and entertaining event organized by MAPS Cambridge. The event aimed to celebrate the beauty of mathematics and its real-world applications through creative expressions like songs, dance acts, and rap performances. The event showcased a diverse range of performances, each creatively incorporating mathematical concepts and principles. The performances were designed to make mathematics engaging and accessible to the audience, breaking the stereotype of it being a dull and intimidating subject.
Mathematico was a resounding success, showcasing the power of creativity in making seemingly complex subjects like mathematics approachable and enjoyable.

The State Day celebration at Maharaja Agarsain Public School was a vibrant and memorable event that showcased the rich cultural heritage and diversity of our state. Held on 11 December 23, the day was filled with patriotic fervor and enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, and staff.
The festivities commence with a grand opening ceremony, featuring the signature by the school chairman, principal ma'am, coordinators, teachers and students in the native language. The national anthem echoed through the school premises, creating a sense of unity and pride among the attendees. Students showcased their talents through a variety of cultural performances, including traditional dances, songs, and food cuisine that highlighted the unique traditions of our state. The carefully curated program aimed to educate and entertain, fostering a deeper appreciation for our cultural roots.
The State Day celebration was a resounding success, fostering a sense of unity, pride, and cultural awareness among the school community. All students dress in traditional attire representing the cultural diversity of the state. This parade promotes cultural exchange and understanding among students. Through vibrant performances, educational activities the event left a lasting impact, encouraging students to cherish and contribute to the rich tapestry of our state's heritage.

The Cambridge Wing of Maharaja Agarsain Public School, Ashok Vihar celebrated the spirit of parenthood by organizing the event Summer Spree 2023. It was an event dedicated to the mothers and fathers who put in sincere efforts in raising their wards into great human beings. The gala event started with the art event Captivating Canvas in which the parents and their kids worked in form of a team and painted the blank canvases with their creativity and imagination. Post this, a beautiful rendition of Ganesha Vandana was performed by Prakriti of CAM 4 which created a divine aura in the auditorium. Followed by Ganesha Vandana, the dance troupe of our wing presented a beautiful dance performance to acknowledge the efforts of their parents and it indeed made everyone in the audience emotional. A short break was given to the audience and participants in which they went and relished some healthy drinks and snacks prepared by our students at the CAM Chillers station under the aegis of Student Entrepreneurship Channel (SEC) which was appreciated by all. Post a rejuvenating and healthy snacking break, the students presented small handmade tokens of gratitude to their parents to express their love towards them and a video with some heartfelt messages for the beautiful mothers present there was played on account of Mother’s Day. Next, the champions of our wings who have bagged several medals in the International Silver Zone Olympiad 2022 were awarded by
the honourable Principal ma’am Ms. Alka Sahani and the respected Cambridge Administrator- Ms. Sweetu Bhardwaj, as everyone applauded the victory of these achievers. To introduce a fun element in the event, a small Trivia Game was hosted by Ms. Preeti, involving the parents and students to check how well they know each other. The event culminated with a motivational address by respected principal
ma’am. It was indeed a day full which gave some lifetime memories to everyone present in the event.

"Always make time to celebrate your achievements, no matter how big or small!"
ZENITH 2023 was organised on 25 November, 2023 and it was a memorable event for the MAPS Cambridge family! The event started by taking the blessings of the almighty with lamp lighting and a beautiful rendition of Ganesh Vandana by the students of CAM 6 and 7. Followed by this, the energetic dance performance by the students of CAM 8 and 9 on the heart touching song Ek Jindari gave
goosebumps to the audience! A sneak peek of the award winning inter school performances of the students of different grades of the Cambridge wing, made everyone feel amazed with the talent of these little wonders! Next was the award ceremony, that celebrated the achievements of all the high achievers and filled the hearts of one and all present there with pride making it a memorable day for them. The highlight of the event was special prizes given to the outstanding parent partners of our wing for their unwavering support! Followed by the award distribution respected Principal Ma’am Ms. Alka Sahni addressed the august gathering and shared her valuable pearls of wisdom with everyone.
The best part of the event was the splendid portrayal of the Durga Chalisa by the students of CAM  4,5,6 and 7 that left everyone witnessing it awestruck and spellbound! In the end, respected Cambridge Administrator Ms. Sweetu Bhardwaj presented her vote of thanks and interacted with parents to take their
feedback about the Cambridge wing. They all had a unanimous thought that they are extremely happy and satisfied with the growth of their wards at MAPS Cambridge. After the culmination of the event, the parents and students enjoyed some lip-   smacking delicacies specially curetted for them by the SEC CAM Chillers station. It was a gala event that was well planned and executed thereby making it another successful event.

"Recycling things is like magic that turns ordinary things into extraordinary."
The three 'Rs' stand for Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. They are a part of the waste hierarchy which is used to protect the environment and conserve resources through a priority approach. The aim is to get maximum practical benefits from products and to generate theminimum amount of waste. The Best out of Waste simply means to make or to create innovative and attractive things from the material we do not use anymore. In an initiative to generate the habit of using old things to create beautiful crafts among children, ‘Waste to Wonder' was recently organized at MAPS Cambridge Wing for CAM 1- CAM 8, wherein the students displayed their creative art and craft ideas by making: a teapot and a cup, hat, paper vase, wall hangings, greeting cards, utility box, toys and paper jewelry and many more. The creativity displayed by the children was mesmerizing. The activity promoted artistic fervor in our leaders of tomorrow who will be empowered enough to manage the waste well and convert it to valuable wonders!

Millet is one of the oldest cultivated crops and believed to be the first domesticated cereal grain. Studies have shown that a diet rich in millets including whole grains, is protective against thenon-communicable diseases like diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular diseases. To mark the International Year of Millets 2023 and to create the awareness about the goodness of millets , today the students of Cambridge Wing celebrated the Millets Day on 23rd August , 2023 with full zeal and enthusiasm.
A series of Millet-centric activities like Millet Day Parade Millet Parody Talk Show Debate and Speech were carried out by the students. The students of lower secondary classes showed an aesthetic culinary demonstration of various millet-rich recipes. All the students and teachers brought their millet rich tiffin to school to relish this superfood. Students gained knowledge regarding healthy eating habits and clarified various myths related to the same.
This activity highlights the importance of these millets for our health and environment. It was indeed a day full of learning and inculcating healthy eating habits.

The Free Mathskteers event at Maps Cambridge was a resounding success as students enthusiastically engaged with manipulatives to create innovative math games. The event aimed to foster a love for mathematics through hands-on activities, encouraging creativity and critical thinking among participants. CAM 1-10 successfully demonstrated that math is not only about solving equations but also about the joy
of discovery and creation. The Free Mathskteers initiative at Maps Cambridge continues to play a pivotal role in promoting a positive attitude towards mathematics, breaking down barriers and fostering a community of young math enthusiasts.
In conclusion, CAM 1-10 at Maps Cambridge was a dynamic event that empowered students to embrace mathematics through hands-on exploration.

बचपन और कहानियों का एक अलग ही नाता है। यह कहानियाँ ही तो हैं, जो जिंदगी की छोटी से छोटी सीख बड़े ही सहज और सरल तरीके से दे जाती हैं और इसी सीख पर निर्भर करता है बच्चों का व्यक्तित्व। इस बात को ध्यान में रखते हुए,  कैंब्रिज विभाग के छात्रों ने 'कठपुतली से मन की बात' गतिविधि द्वारा अपने विचार एक कहानी के माध्यम से व्यक्त किए । छात्रों ने बड़ी सुन्दर नैतिक कहानियाँ कठपुतली के माध्यम से सुनाई और उनसे मिलने वाली शिक्षा को भी अन्य छात्रों को समझाया I इस गतिविधि ने छात्रों को प्रोत्साहित कर एक बेहतर इंसान कैसे बने इस बात से अवगत कराया I

Mangoes are universally adored for their delectable flavor, vibrant appearance, and delightful fragrance. In Indian cuisine, they hold a prominent place. The Cambridge Wing of MAPS Ashok Vihar recently organized an event called "Mango Mania" to celebrate the rich diversity of this revered fruit and foster the culinary skills of students. They showcased their innovative mango dishes and also presented captivating jingles and poems that highlighted the numerous health advantages associated with mango consumption.
It was a day filled with the luscious joy of mangoes for the students. Through this hands-on approach, students not only learnt a few innovative mango recipes but also the nutritive value of this fruit. It was a joy to witness the imaginative and visually appealing dishes prepared by our students, which made the learning process both enjoyable and effective. This activity serves as a testament to the power of merging creativity and education, allowing students to absorb and retain knowledge in a fun and engaging manner.

The students of MAPS Cambridge Wing embraced the ethos and values of Indian culture, and celebrated the culmination of the auspicious festival of Navratri by performing a beautiful rendition of the Durga Chalisa. The scintillating dance performance left the audience awestruck, and gave goosebumps to all the
spectators. It was truly a treat to the eyes and soul! It seemed like it was a rendezvous with all the nine forms of Durga Ma in their human incarnation! The event was a testimony to the values and culture inculcated in the character of the students of Cambridge wing alongside the academics and co-curriculars that they excel in. The performance culminated with a Durga Aarti in which the respected Principal Ma’am Ms. Alka Sahni and respected Cambridge Administrator Ms. Sweetu Bhardwaj worshipped the little girls portraying the nine different forms of goddess Durga which was a treat to the eyes and indeed very heart warming. Principal Ma’am also has an interaction with the students and asked several questions to enhance their understanding of the story of goddess Durga and Indian mythology.
It was a great way to celebrate the spirit of womanhood and worshipping goddess Durga during the auspicious period of Navratri.

The Comic Strip Vocabulary activity was organized for students of classes CAM 1 with the aim of fostering creative imagination and introducing them to new vocabulary words. This report highlights the colorful and engaging comics crafted by our talented young artists. The primary objective of the Comic Strip Vocabulary activity was to encourage students to enhance their vocabulary while simultaneously honing their creative skills. Students showcased their artistic talent by crafting visually captivating comic strips. The use of colors, characters, and scenes brought the vocabulary words to life. The activity stimulated creative thinking ,by encouraging the
students to invent scenarios that incorporated new words. Through this hands-on approach, students not only memorized the vocabulary words but also understood their contextual meaning. This activity successfully accomplished the set of goals set for fostering creativity and introducing students to new vocabulary words. It was a joy to look at the imaginative and visually appealing comics produced by our students, which made the learning process both enjoyable and effective.
This activity serves as a testament to the power of integrating art with education, allowing students to absorb and retain knowledge in a fun filled and engaging manner.

‘स्थिति भविष्य के विश्वगुरु भारत की ज़रा स्पष्ट करें, आओ देश की महिलाओं को सशक्त करें। ‘
 इस बात को ध्यान में रखते हुए, कैंब्रिज विभाग के छात्रों ने 'आज की नारी सब पर भारी' गतिविधि द्वारा महिला सशक्तिकरण पर अपने विचार व्यक्त किए । महिलाओं द्वारा विभिन्न क्षेत्रों जैसे खेल, विज्ञान, शिक्षा, पत्रकारिता, अंतरिक्ष और वैमानिक में किए गए योगदान का वर्णन उमंग और उत्साहपूर्वक किया । सभी छात्रों ने महिलाओं द्वारा की गई विभिन्न क्षेत्रों की उपलब्धियों को जाना और उनका सम्मान किया I इस गतिविधि ने छात्रों को प्रोत्साहित कर नारी सशक्तिकरण के नए मूल्यों से अवगत कराया I

Anchoring done by- Aarna, Aavya, Hardik
 No. and Name of students in prayer- 21, All the students of CAM 8 and 10 were  part of prayer.
Presentation 1: Thought of the Day
No. and Name of students- 01, Pulkit
Presentation 2: News Presentation
No. and Names of students in the prayer- Arijeet, Aarav, Aradhya
Presentation 3:  Monologue " Women Empowerment "
No. and Name of students-06, Aarna, Aavya, Hana, Anishi, Pankhudi, Props- Book stand, table, chairs, coffee mugs, Phone, Books, Flower Pots.
Synopsis-It showcased the role played by women in different fields, laurels brought by the women in todays. The monologue culminated beautifully by concluding that women are no less than men and can work shoulder to shoulder
Presentation 4: Song and Dance Parody
No. and Name of students in prayer- All students of cam 4 to 6
Props- Flowers, stick, toys
Synopsis- The students presented the journey of women from birth to old age, the phases of women were shown through dance parody
Presentation 5: Briefing about Navratri
No. and Name of students in role play- 02 + 09 =11 
Highlights: Audience was involved in an interactive session in the form of a quiz where everyone was excited to give the answers and win rewards. Teachers also participated enthusiastically in the quiz.
Synopsis of Teacher talk:  Our Respected Principal ma’am Ms. Alka Sahni underscored the crucial role of women in society, emphasizing their role as nation builders. She also emphasized that women have the same freedom as men to pursue and achieve their dreams. The Cambridge wing administrator Ms. Sweetu Bhardwaj asked some questions based on the theme of the assembly and made the session interactive. She ended this beautiful assembly by giving a vote of thanks.

Anchoring done by- Mannat Kaushik and Yashas Gupta 
No. and Name of students in prayer- 16, All the students of CAM 9 and 10 were part of prayer. 
Presentation 1: Thought of the Day 
No. and Name of students- 01, Nischal Rathore 
Props- N.A. 
Synopsis- A motivational thought of the day was shared to highlight the theme of the assembly. Presentation 2: News Presentation 
No. and Names of students in the prayer- 02,Dhairya Goyal and Munleen Kaur 
Props- N.A. 
Synopsis- The students presented the latest National, International and Sports news to keep the students up to date with the latest happenings. 
Presentation 3: Skit on the topic “Education for all” 
No. and Name of students-09, Arihant Maitreya,Nischal Rathore,Aishwarya Goel, Munleen Kaur, Dhairya Goyal, Aryan Agarwal,Evan,Alisa 
Props- Book stand, Laptop, Phone, Books, Flower Pots, Medal. 
Synopsis-It beautifully portrayed the challenges faced by today’s youth and highlighted the fact that there is no age bar to acquire education and develop the required skill set. The importance of education was shown through a success of a student who got a chance to go to school and complete his education; while the other student couldn’t complete his education due to certain financial problems. But due to the mentorship of his teacher and strong determination of the student, he succeeded in his life by acquiring education and proving that there is no age bar in acquiring it. The skit culminated beautifully by concluding that an unsuccessful individual, after acquiring education, started a business of his own and also gave access to free education to some underprivileged students. Presentation 4: Activity in form of quiz 
No. and Name of students in prayer- All students of Cambridge 1 to 10 
Props- Chocolates and Congratulations badges. 
Synopsis- The students were asked questions by calling them on stage one by one. The questions were entirely based on the theme of the assembly and chocolates and badges were given as rewards to those who could give the correct answers. 
Presentation 5: Fusion Dance 
No. and Name of students in role play- 08, Nischal Rathore, Dhruv Goyal, Aryan Aggarwal, Harshit Singh, Munleen Kaur, Chanchal Yadav, Aishwarya Goel, Ananya Singla. 
Props- Dandiya sticks 
Synopsis- It was a dance performance that combined different dance styles to create a new aesthetic fusion dance form. A fusion of bhangra was done with garba using dandiya sticks as props. The boys showed high energy while doing bhangra while the girls dancing style was also applauded. 
Presentation 6: A pledge 
No. and Name of students in meditation session- All the students of cambridge wing. 
Props- None 
Synopsis- The students were guided to take the pledge to resolve to become responsible youth of our nation. The pledge of “We are the youth and we are the change” reverberated in the entire auditorium. Highlights: Audience was involved in an interactive session in the form of a quiz where everyone was excited to give the answers and win rewards. Teachers also participated enthusiastically in the quiz. 
Synopsis of Teacher talk: The Cambridge wing administrator Ms. Sweetu Bhardwaj asked some questions based on the theme of the assembly and made the session interactive. She ended this beautiful assembly by giving a vote of thanks. Also the students from USA Alisa and Evan, shared their experience by speaking about how this day is celebrated in their nation and appreciated the way we celebrated INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY with much vigour and enthusiasm.

With a heart-warming ceremony, the students and staff members of Maharaja Agarsain Public School Ashok Vihar bid an emotional farewell to the two students from Italy- Gregorio and Manuele, who have been studying with them for the past 10 months as a part of a student exchange program.
The gala event started from a preview of some of their most nostalgic moments spent at the school in the form of a video, followed by some anecdotes being reminisced fondly by their peers which are truly worth cherishing forever! A group of students presented some splendid, power packed performances including singing the groovy Bella Chiao song and a peppy dance act on some of the best Punjabi and Indian folk songs. The host families of the two students and the teachers also shared some great stories of their beautiful journey with them, making the event even more emotional and heart touching. The event ended with an address by the honorable principal of the school, Ms. Alka Sahni sharing her words of wisdom and wishing the two students best of luck for their future endeavors.
This cultural exchange between the two nations definitely helped in the symbiosis of the two cultures and the students of Maharaja Agarsain Public School were truly blessed to have had such a dynamic experience and exposure at such a young age. It truly helped them in becoming global citizens and proud hosts of international students leaving a mark on their personalities forever.