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Modern High
School concentrates on the overall development
of the individual. And this is possible
only if co- curricular activities are added
to regular academics of the students. The
school offers each student a wide variety
of co-curricular activities that include
Sports, Public Speaking, Quizzing, Creative
Writing, Art Appreciation (Visual and Performing),
Environmental Projects and Environmental
Awareness Programmes, Community Service
Projects, Information Technology Music and
Dance and many more. There are special activity
periods for students of Class III to Class
VIII. These activities are graded according
to age and grouped under 3 categories.
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Communication
Skills : Here they
learn the art of expressing
opinions on varied subjects,
diction, voice modulation
etc.. |
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| Environment
Awareness: Here students
learn to appreciate nature.
Simple experiments are
performed by the girls
such as sowing seeds and
watching them grow. They
also learn about caring
for the environment, save
it from pollution and
girls are let to come
up with practical solutions
for controlling pollution. |
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Appreciation
of Arts: This includes
visual art as well as
performing arts. Here
they learn to appreciate
different art forms, both
visual and performing
arts,identify the different
classical dance forms;
different types of painting,
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| Physical
fitness Programme :
The children are taught
the art of self-defence
through Karate, concentration
and physical fitness through
Yoga and the keep-slim-and-trim
exercises through aeorobics. |
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Music
: Students learn
to sing in chorus as well
as individually. They
are introduced to the
theory of music of different
cultures. |
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School Clubs
By the time girls reach Class IX, they
are ready to join the various clubs, which
are :- (Click
on the names of the clubs for details)
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VOICE
( Verbalise Oratory Interact
Communicate Enact )- This is
the Speech and Drama Club. |
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CLEAN
( Care and
Love for Environment And Nature
) - This is the Nature Club.
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CONNECT
-This is the Community Service
Club |
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QUIZTION
- This is the Quiz Club. |
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SPICMACAY
- (Society for the Promotion
of Indian Classical Music and
Culture Among Youth)- As the
name suggests this club promotes
Indian music and culture. |
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CYBERBUZZ
-The computer club "cyberbuzz"
is a platform for the computer
savy students of our school.
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MATHEMAGIC
-The Mathematics club called
"Mathemagic" was started
in April 2003 for the junior
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DEEPSHIKHA and MAYUKH
are the Hindi and Bengali Clubs respectively.
Besides these, MHS also has Guides and
Bulbuls. Bulbuls are for the juniors (III-V)
after which they are sent up to guides.
Guiding aims at character development.
It is a non-political, educational, voluntary
organization for the youth. Our Guide
Company is one of the biggest and most
active companies in South Calcutta District.
Every Year the senior Guides strive to
attain the Rashtrapati Award which brings
an honour to the School.
SPECIAL CLASSES : Special
classes have been introduced from the
year 2005 in the following fields:
GUIDES & BULBULS
- The year 2003-2004 started with the
Bulbuls "flying up" to the
Guides.
- At the Annual Creative Art Contest
"Symphony"(Bulbuls) and "Expression"
(Guides), the Bulbuls won the Ashoka
Gupta Memorial Shield for coming overall
1st in the competition
- At the Annual Competition of the South
Kolkata Guide wing our Guides won the
overall trophy for the second consecutive
year.
- The Guides of the school company
went for their Annual Camp to Gorumara
Reserve Forest at Chalsa where they
spent three days performing Guide activities.
- For the Bulbuls an overnight camp
was organized by the District at Ganganagar,
in which our senior Bulbuls participated.
- Guides and Bulbuls celebrated Republic
Day, Thinking Day, and Independence
Day in their usual ceremonial style.
- During the year 11 Guides qualified
for the Rajya Purashkar and 6 Guides
qualified for the Rashtrapati Purashkar
MHS also offers the International Award
for Young people -India (East Zone), i.e.
East Zone Award Authority (EZAA). This
is a non-competitive, self-development
programme.
House System
There are 8 Houses. These are namely
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1.
Champak |
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2.
Gulmohar |
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3.
Hibiscus |
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4.
Jasmine |
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5.
Lotus |
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6.
Magnolia |
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7.
Orchid |
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8.
Rose |
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The girls of Classes VII-X elect captains
and Vice Captains of the various Houses.
Girls can gain or lose marks for their House
depending on their work and behaviour. Based
on their performance, at the end of an academic
year, the House with the maximum marks gets
the "Weekly House-Mark Competition"
Trophy. To build up team spirit, a number
of Inter House Activities are held through
out the year. These activities take place
in the form of debates, table tennis, Badminton
and Throw Ball matches, culminating in the
major event of the year- the Annual Sports.
Prefects & Sub-prefects
Girls with leadership qualities sense of
responsibility and good academic record
are chosen from Classes IX and X respectively
for the Secondary section and Classes XI
and XII for the Higher Secondary Department.
Prefects are selected by the students, short-listed
and endorsed by the staff members.
For the election of Head Girl and Deputy
Head Girl, a few names are short listed
from among the prefects. The final selection
is based on the candidates' speech and
interrogatory session.
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