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List of Students Admitted to the School for the session 2012-13 in Classes Nursery to II in the I Slot.
| S.No |
FORM No. |
NAME OF THE CHILD |
FATHER'S NAME |
| 1 |
7634 |
DHANVI BHAND |
MR. SAMEER BHAND |
| 2 |
7638 |
PURVI DHANKANI |
MR. VINOD DHANKANI |
| 3 |
7639 |
JAPJI KHANUJA |
MR. SATVIR SINGH |
| 4 |
7640 |
SAKSHI NEHALCHANDANI |
MR. SHASHI NEHALCHANDANI |
| 5 |
7645 |
VANSHIKA MITTAL |
MR. NIRMAL MITTAL |
| 6 |
16 |
SANVI JAISWAL |
MR. ATISH JAISWAL |
| 7 |
25 |
HANSIKA PATWALA |
MR. ASHISH PATWALA |
| 8 |
26 |
SNEHA PATHEJA |
MR. SANJAY PATHEJA |
| 9 |
39 |
GURBANI KHANUJA |
MR. MANMEET SINGH |
| 10 |
44 |
MINISSHA CHOURASIA |
MR. ANIL CHOURASIA |
| 11 |
48 |
PARI FATMA |
MR. AQIB WARSI |
| 12 |
84 |
MANUSHREE ARYA |
MR. PRAKASH ARYA |
| 13 |
91 |
PRIYANKA WADHWANI |
MR. SUNIL WADHWANI |
| 14 |
96 |
NAVNI JAIN |
MR. ASHOK K. JAIN |
| 15 |
7635 |
UMMEHANI MHOWWALA |
MR. ALI AKBAR MHOWWALA |
| 16 |
7641 |
HIMANSHI CHHABRA |
MR. RAJESH CHHABRA |
| 17 |
11 |
PRANJAL BHURANI |
MR. KIRAN BHURANI |
| 18 |
12 |
RIDDHIMA JANAWADE |
MR ATUL JANAWADE |
| 19 |
17 |
NITYA SHARMA |
MR. MANISH SHARMA |
| 20 |
18 |
AGRIMA SHRIVASTAVA |
MR. ABHISHEK SHRIVASTAVA |
| 21 |
20 |
ASHMEET K. ARORA |
MR. MANDEEP SINGH |
| 22 |
22 |
SAKINA MHOWWALA |
MR. IDRIS MHOWWALA |
| 23 |
23 |
LAVIKA SETHI |
MR. LALIT SETHI |
| 24 |
53 |
STUTI BAIS |
MR. DILEEP SINGH |
| 25 |
56 |
YASHITA KUTUMBALE |
MR. CHAITANYA KUTUMBALE |
| 26 |
89 |
MAAHIKA GUPTA |
MR. MANOJ GUPTA |
| 27 |
93 |
ANGEL KASTURI |
MR. GHANSHYAM KASTURI |
| 28 |
27* |
ISHITA DODEJA |
MR. SURESH K. DODEJA |
| 29 |
6 |
GUNGUN KHANCHANDANI |
MR. SUBHASH KHANCHANDANI |
| 30 |
57* |
SARANSHI GATTANI |
MR. PAWAN GATTANI |
| 31 |
41 |
PALLAVI YADAV |
MR. RAJENDRA YADAV |
| 32 |
4 |
MAHI AGRAWAL |
MR. MANISH AGRAWAL |
| 33 |
7 |
TANISHA PANDA |
MR. MANAS PANDA |
| 34 |
9 |
MISHA JAIN |
MR. NITESH JAIN |
| 35 |
13 |
SHAIVYA DUBEY |
MR. VINAY DUBEY |
| 36 |
37 |
VANISHA BHATI |
MR. GAGAN BHATI |
| 37 |
38 |
ARIYNA DUBEY |
MR. AMIT DUBEY |
| 38 |
77 |
MIHIKA BHATNAGAR |
MR. ASEEM BHATNAGAR |
| 39 |
7635 |
ISHITE HARDIA |
MR. ABHINESH HARDIA |
| 40 |
32 |
VEDI KANUNGO |
MR. ASHISH KANUNGO |
| 41 |
59 |
BRINDA JITTUGA |
MR. NAGESWARA JITTUGA |
| 42 |
66 |
KHAWISH PRAJAPAT |
MR. PREMCHAND PRAJAPAT |
| 43 |
71 |
BHUMI BHALIKA |
MR. JAGDISH BHALIKA |
| 44 |
74 |
ANUSHKA GUPTA |
MR. RAJENDRA GUPTA |
| 45 |
90 |
BHAVIKA NAGWANI |
MR. SURAJ NAGWANI |
| 46 |
93 |
ANGLE SALUJA |
MR. RAJINDER S. SALUJA |
| 47 |
7643 |
YASHVI PATODI |
MR. RAJIV PATODI |
| 48 |
2 |
PRERNA RATHORE |
MR. LALIT RATHORE |
| 49 |
10 |
ANUSHKA DAUSHALYA |
MR. GOPAL DAUSHALYA |
| 50 |
30 |
AARTI CHOUHAN |
MR. HARI SINGH CHOUHAN |
| 51 |
40 |
PANSIKA DAWAR |
MR. PARMANAND DAWAR |
| 52 |
52 |
GOURI BAIS |
MR. DILEEP SINGH BAIS |
Queens' wins Philately and Numismatic Quiz Competition
Queens' wins Philately and Numismatic Quiz Competition organised by Young Indians(YI) , CII on 14th Nov. 2011 .
The queens who brought laurels to the school are :
1. Ankita Arora X E I Prize in Written Exam
2. Shivani Joshi X A I Prize in Oral Quiz
3. Dirriya Shakruwala X E I Prize in Oral Quiz
4. Meenal Panwar X E I Prize in Oral Quiz
5. Tanya Jain X B I Prize in Oral Quiz
Queens' Annual Magazine Turns Out to be the Best !
Queens' Annual Magazine turns out to be the best in a competition organised by School of Journalism and Mass Comunication, D.A.V.V., Indore. Our Queen "Manaswini Patidar" won 3rd individual prize for her hindi article “Pareeksha”.
National Cyber Olympiad
Once again queens excelled in National Cyber Olympiad and got selected for II Level Exam 2012. The name of the winners are :
S.No. Name Class Rank
1 Garvita Gangrade III I
2. Himanshi Rajput IV I
3. Shaily Bhaiya V I
4. Nimisha Bhaiya IX I
5. Meenal Gangrade X I
Sun, Sand, Sea and Spree (Goa Trip )
Exam had just come to an end and what better way to get into the holiday mood than to take a trip all the way to Goa along with school friends, amidst the striking beauty of the sun-kissed beaches and the sun in many layered shades of blue.
We stepped at the airport with élan, filled with euphoria and that’s when our five day journey began to unwind. We reached Mumbai absolutely unaware that the few hours we’d be spending there could be equally enthralling. By afternoon we were at Goa. On our way to the hotel, it was all calm and quiet and we had just started to sink in the startling beauty of Goa. This short rendezvous with Goa, as we drove past the lush green fields and over the Mandovi River, made me realize that even on roads Goa is so beautiful and every bit of Goa can take your breath away.
We checked in the hotel, had our lunch, took a quick nap and by the evening we were all frolicking at the Calangute beach. At the Calangute beach we clicked snaps and watched the sundown.
Day two held some activities for all of us. After the breakfast, we hit the Calangute beach again. It was time for us to get adventurous. We donned the life – jackets and let our venturesome side away as we tried the water rides one by one – the motor boat, the bumper ride, the banana ride and then paragliding. Paragliding was the best of the crème de la crème experience of water sports. For those who did not go for water sports it may not have been adventurous but it was blissful – letting the water wash over feet and the feel of the sand sliding from beneath the slippery feet. We were so lost that when it was time for us to head back to the hotel we had to heave ourselves. We came back all tanned but every bit of it was worth. That very evening we went for shopping, since we could not get our hands on anything so called ‘goan’ we returned early.
The next day was meant for sightseeing. We visited the Mangesh temple, St. Francis Xavier church and se cathedral. In there it was incredibly serene. Aguada fort is another site that overlooks the Arabian Sea. The view from up there was picturesque and immensely spectacular. We were then informed of the DJ party organized at the pool side. All hands were up in the air with joy and we really had a blast that night.
Day four, we made our way to the beaches. We first visited the much- filmed and photographed Vagator beach, that was so scenic, ideal for the smile-please moments. Anjuna beach known for its trance parties and flea market has its own charm but Baga beach is where we finally got our final chance to romp and splash in the sea. It was so much fun that when it was time to get back we had to be motioned. But this wasn’t the end. So, after a small shopping spree at Panaji, we went for the final bash at the cruise where we sang loudly and danced really hard. The last night at Goa had finally came to an end. The memories ot the time we spent with all the friends and teachers will never tarnish. All said and done, we reached Indore, but the oomph had not yet faded away. It was time to share our experiences with people back home. With the ongoing festive season, it was easy for us to get along otherwise return from such a trip generally creates a hollow. Nevertheless, it was an unforgettable tour.
- Ruchi Palod
Admissions Open
Admission for Nursery to Sr.K.G. started. Application forms are available at School Office from 11th Nov. 2011 to 21st Nov. 2011 between 9.00 a.m. & 2.00 p.m. on working days. Limited Seats Available for Class Ist & 2nd.
Our Queen Rocks !
Jaya Sisodiya of Queens’ College Indore qualified the Zonal level of the ‘Teen Of The Year Competition 2011’ organized by Teenager Magazine held on October 3,2011. She is going to participate in the National level of the competition to be held at Mumbai from November 8th to November 13,2011
One day adventure camp - Night Stay
Queens College organised a Night Stay programme for the students of classes IX to XII on October 22, 2011. The motto of this mega event was to develop in our Queens a sense of adventure, enjoying learning through entertainment and adding value to life. The idea was to provide the students with the best of every minute, that a child could learn in the school campus. A platform was given to the students to show their hidden talents, flourish their ideas and thoughts, develop self confidence, self esteem, learn to work in team and honesty moving ahead to reach the highest crest of success in all the games. A plethora of activities were organized like draping a saree, make up, hair style, cat walk, puzzle round, mystery solving round, adventure fun and tent pitching. All these activities taught to students to work in group co-ordinate with each other, manage things on their own and help each other to complete the mission together with all the team members.
The mentors of queens always believe in meaningful learning. The strong innovative ideas of our young and vibrant faculty members made the programme interesting and enjoyable for all. It was good to observe the creative scope of the students. A D.J. Party was a part of the programme with camp fire and sumptuous dinner. The "Night Out" was organised under the able guidance of Mrs. Geetha Somashekharan. We look forward for more events in the picture.
  
Flash !
I Prize Winner in CBSE Regional Level Debate Competition.
Queens' bag I Prize in
C.B.S.E.
Regional Level Debate Competition held at Ajmer on Nov.2,2011.
Heartly Congratulations to Ashita Anand & Shivangi Dutta of class XI
&
to Madam Momita Chatterjee!
Health Awareness Session by Swami Suryendraji
For the development of a healthy persona, Swami Suryendra, a software engineer in the past and a spiritualist now, gave a few practical tips to the Queens on October 10, 2011 to improve their lifestyle. He demonstrated the appropriate postures of sitting, standing and walking. He told the students that their backbones should be straight in all the three postures. The distance between their feet should be equal to the width of their shoulders while standing. He warned the young Queens about the ill effects of overeating and eating every now and then. But, at the same time, he taught us the advantages of eating limited food at the right time. He also taught us how to energize the brain by clapping in a particular way. In this way, the students of classes VII to X benefited from the session. It was a good beginning after the Dusshera break.
Nidhi Mangwani
Class : IX F
Queen Correspondent
Pre-Primary Mothers' Meet
A very thoughtfully carved out Mothers' Meet was organized for the father's / mother's of classes I and II. The objective was to help the parents prepare the children for various activities planned for their growth , development and performance. Parents found it quite useful and thanked the school for the same.
Taekwondo Inter School Competition
Queens bagged Runner up Trophy with 6 Gold Medals , 11 Silver Medals and five Bronze Medals in the First Kalpana Lashkari Memorial Taekwondo Inter School Competition held on 14th and 15th Sept., 2011.
Plant More Trees
The N.C.C. wing of Queens became a part of "Plant More Trees " and Earth Day Campaign when the cadets planted about 8 trees in the campus.
Inter School Aquatic Championship
The 7th Inter School Girls Aquatic Meet was organized by the school on 14th Sept. this year. 132 swimmers from 15 prestigious schools of the city participated in various categories. The Winner's Trophy went to The Shishukunj International School,Indore. Queens clinched the First Runner up Trophy.
First Runner up in Inter School Ileothon Quiz
Queens clinched the first Runner up Trophy in Inter School Ileothon Quiz organized by Leo Club on 13/9/11 held at Daly College. The students were judged by their performance included spontaneity, knowledge, team work and out of box approach. The name of the winners are Sejal Agrawal, Shubhi Rathi, Bhavika Chandwani, Anjul Shukla, Anjali Shekhawat, Shivangi Dutta, Chandni Ochani and Durriya Shakruwala.
IIIrd Prize Winner in International Youth Film Festival
Queens participated in the International Youth Film Festival at Delhi and have won 3rd prize. The title of the movie was "Ek Pehel". You can see / download this movie from Video Gallery option of Student Corner menu. Name of the participants are : Komal Khubani, Anjali Mittal, Shubhi Rathi , Jaspreet Kaur Saluja, Divyani Bhargav, Megha Mittal & Meghana Nivsarkar.
"Educating for Life Campaign" at Queens' College
Queens' College, Indore's "Educating for Life Campaign" saw two highly beneficial activities in the months of August and September in the current session of 2011 - 12.
The first one was the launch of Consumer Club to spread awareness about the rights of consumers and legal aid available for redressal when cheated. A poster exhibition, speeches by experts in the respective fields and the distribution of a Consumer Guide marked the launch. Students of class IX and X had the opportunity to become its members. Regular meetings of the club will be held once a month to continue the awareness campaign.
The second activity to relate education to life was when the students of middle school who learn 'Clay modelling' gifted the school with a pure-clay statue of Lord Ganesha for the festival. Instead of chemical colours, they used pure sindoor to decorate it. This was also a step towards making the school an eco-friendly school.
Principal
Foundation Day & Investiture Ceremony
The 17th Foundation Day of the School has celebrated with great zeal. The Investiture Ceremony for the new prefectorial body for the session 2011-12 has also been taken place on the same day. Senior teachers were also awarded by the management on same day.
Weeding Corruption From the Society
700 Queens saluted Anna Hazare's campaign against corruption and extended their full support by means of postcard writing on 8-April-2011.
ASSET Activity
ASSET Activity has being extended upto Class VIII and for three subjects - English , Maths & Science for all the Students.
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