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ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL No.:2

ANUSHAKTINAGAR

MUMBAI - 400 094

ANNUAL REPORT: 2023 – 2024

Respected dignitaries on the dais and dignified audience,

1. INTRODUCTION

The academic year 2023-24 was immeasurably splendid proving that great things are not done by
impulse, but by a series of small things brought together. Our team work was tremendous
resulting in admirable outcomes.

As we share the yearly updates of our activities, we take the gratification to say that we did our
best to do as we had planned and we are proud of our students and teachers who strive hard to
achieve beyond their potential. We have focused on the holistic growth of the students.

We have always been committed to create an environment in the school which helps the young
minds to blossom and provide a platform for individual thinking and holistic development of the
child’s personality, as academic session witnesses repositioning, restructuring & refocussing.

With the blessings of Shri Ranajit Kumar, the chairman, AEES, Shri. P Goverdan, the Secretary,
AEES and Shri C.G. Karhadkar, the chairman, LMC, I feel extremely glad, proud and privileged
to present the Annual Report 2023-24 of the school, highlighting the curricular and co-curricular
activities and the major events that have taken place in the school from the day after the last
annual day to this day.

The school has 1236 students (654 boys and 581 girls) and 54 staff members on its roll and the
school gives equal importance to the academic and co-curricular activities.

Academic achievements give weight and substance to all other accomplishments. Hence, let me
start with academic accomplishments for the session 2023-24, before taking you through other
activities.

2. ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF STUDENTS OF CLASS X – 2022-23

1. In class X, 117 students appeared for the CBSE Board Examination in March 2023 and all
the students passed Hence the pass % was 99.14.
2. 35 students scored over all A1.
3. The EXCELLENCE INDEX was 86.32.
4. The QUALITY INDEX was 7.91.
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The following students bagged the first 3 ranks in class X CBSE Examination 2022-23.
Rank Names of the students Class Position Marks
Scored
1 VINAYAK GUPTA 10 X FIRST 492 98.4
2 SAANVI PRIYADARSHINI RAHASH
10 Y SECOND 491 98.2
MUDULI
RIYA RAMESH HIRE 10 X THIRD 488 97.6
3 VINAYAKA KHAIDEM 10 Z THIRD 488 97.6

10 students obtained A 1 grade in all subjects. They are:-

Subject-wise Toppers

The following students are the top scorers in the following subjects.

Sr. No Names of the student class Subjects %

1 RIYA RAMESH HIRE 10 X ENGLISH 99
2 SURASA GHOSH 10 X ENGLISH 99
3 SAI SHRUTI SRINIVAS
10 Y ENGLISH 99
CHAUBEY
4 SAANVI PRIYADARSHINI
10 Y HINDI 99
RAHASH MUDULI
5 KADAMBARI BIRUDEO
10 Z MARATHI 100
KOLEKAR
6 AARUSH ANILKUMAR
10 Z MATHEMATICS 100
GAJBHIYE
7 BHAVIKA 10 Y MATHEMATICS 100
8 SUCHIR RAVVA 10 X MATHEMATICS 100
9 SAANVI PRIYADARSHINI
10 Y SCIENCE 97
RAHASH MUDULI
10 SOCIAL
VINAYAK GUPTA 10 X 99
SCIENCE
11 SOCIAL
JANDHYALA SAI SRIKIRAN 10 X 99
SCIENCE
12 ARTIFICIAL
VINAYAK GUPTA 10 X 100
INTELLIGENCE
13 ARTIFICIAL
JANDHYALA SAI SRIKIRAN 10 Y
INTELLIGENCE 100
14 SAANVI PRIYADARSHINI ARTIFICIAL
10 Y 100
RAHASH MUDULI INTELLIGENCE
15 ARTIFICIAL
VINAYAKA KHAIDEM
10 Z INTELLIGENCE 100
16 TEVIN CLEMENT AMBROSE 10 Y ARTIFICIAL 100
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INTELLIGENCE
17 ARTIFICIAL
MIHIR RUPESH SINGH
10 X INTELLIGENCE 100
18 ARTIFICIAL
SAMARTH MUKESH PAWAR 100
10 Z INTELLIGENCE
19 ARTIFICIAL
JUDAH RAJASINGH ISRAEL
10 Y INTELLIGENCE 100

ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF STUDENTS OF CLASSES VI TO IX

Sr. Class/ Marks

Class Name of the student Position/Subject
No. Section scored
1 ARJUN SINGH 6Y FIRST 590
VI 2 YASHVI BHARDWAJ 6Z SECOND 586.37
3 MANOMAY GUPTA 6X THIRD 585.75
4 DEVANSH KUMAR SINGH 7Z FIRST 595.5
VII 5 PRIYANSHU PRASAD 7X SECOND 594
6 SARA KHAN 7X THIRD 592.5
7 ISHITA GUPTA 8X FIRST 586.5
VIII 8 SAPTAJIT RAHA 8Z SECOND 585.87
SPANDAN PURUSHOTTAM
9 THIRD 584.75
GHARE 8Y
10 KAUSHAMBI MITRA 9Z FIRST 496
IX 11 JISHNUPRATIM JARADHARA 9Z SECOND 495
12 RUDRA RAVIKANT KARDA 9Z THIRD 494

ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF STUDENTS OF CLASSES I TO V

 In Classes III to V, a total 61 students obtained A1 grade in both Term I and Term
II in all subjects.
 In classes I and II, 92 students obtained A1 grade in all the subjects.
 Monthly Tests:- One of the highlights of this year’s academic assessments is that
AECS No.2 has initiated monthly test where students are exposed to marking
their answers using OMR sheets. This is to train their hands and minds for
competitive exams in future. These tests are held on the last day of each month to
assess and evaluate the academic performance of our students on a monthly basis.

4. ACHIEVEMENTS IN ART AND MUSIC EDUCATION

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ART

 Manushree Kumbharkar (10B) won the 1st Prize in BEE-State level Painting
Competition, held on24-11-2023 and organized by Bureau of Energy Efficiency.
She will be competing at the national level competition which is going to be held on 11th
February, 2024, at New Delhi.

MUSIC

 Group Singing Team AECS No. 2 bagged the 2nd Prize in the All India AECS Cultural
Meet, 2023.
 Shaurya Avadh (9B) won the 2nd Prize in Hindustani Classical Music and Dhanwin J.N.
(8C) won the 3rd prize in solo singing in the same Cultural meet.

5. EXTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

1. JSO-JMO Orientation Camp -2023

Our students have brought laurels home. Out of 67 participants, 11 students from our school
showcased their talents (from 5th June to 14th June).

 Master Tanamaya Rout from 10C secured the third position in Mathematics and
the second position in Biology. His team clinched the first position in the JSO
JMO Quiz Competition.
 Master Aditya Dubey achieved the third position in Biology and also secured the
third position in the Quiz.
 Master Shiyansh Pathak bagged the third position in the Quiz.

2. Indian Olympiad Qualifying Exam in Mathematics 2023 was conducted on on 3rd

September, 2023 by Mathematics Teacher’s Association of India.

 A.E.C.S.-2, Mumbai, was the center for nearly 400 participants from all over
Mumbai Suburban region.
 51 students of A.E.C. S. -2, Mumbai have participated in it.
 3 of them have qualified for IOQM second stage.
 Saptajit Raha -9B ( highest score among all the students of AEES)
 Baisanvi Gopal Das (10B) and
 Trisha Khade (10B)
3. Inter AECS Quiz Competition
 The Inter AEES Quiz competition was held on 2nd November, 2023, and
Priyanshu Prasad (8X) and Soham Krishna Pradhan (8Y) of AECS 2 bagged Ist prize.
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4. VVM (Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan) Examination

VVM examination was conducted on 29th and 30th October, 2023.

Out of 86 students participated in the exam. The following 5 students got selected for the state
level competition.
They are:-
1. Pratyusha Prasad (class 6X)
2. Dharavath Chandrasmita (6X)
3. Manomay Gupta (7X)
4. Aarav Jaiswal (7Y)
5. Priyanshu Prasad (8X)

5. M R Pai Memorial English Extempore Competition

It was conducted in the school on 3rd AUGUST, 2023 and the following students won prizes:-

1. Ruhi Karda 10C –I position

2. Baishnavi Gopal das 10 B II Position

3. Madhav Nair 10B III position and the 1st, 2ndand 3rd winners received a cash award of Rs.
1250/-, Rs. 1000/- and Rs. 750/- respectively.

6. Gyan Samarthan Programme

 Under this programme, 115 students have participated in Painting, Essay Writing and
Poem writing.
Best entries in each category were uploaded on CBSE website.
 An edition of the programme was hosted by AECS 2, Mumbai on October 21, 2023, at
the New Community Centre in Anushakti Nagar, Mumbai.
 Shri C G Kharadkar, Chairman, LMC, a distinguished scientist and an exceptional
educator, spoke extensively about "The Future of Nuclear Energy.

7. IWSA GANIT PRATIYOGITA 2023

 The Indian Women Scientists' Association (IWSA) , conducted this

competition on 26th November, 2023, for students of classes 7 and 8 and the
following students secured their prizes:-
1. Yashvi Bhardwaj (7 C) -I Position
2. Aarav Jaiswal (7B) III Position
3. Deev N. Likhar (7B)- Consolation

1. Priyanshu Prasad (8A) I position

2. Soham Krishna Pradhan (8B) –III Position
3. Aniket Khushwaha (8C) -Consolation
4. Devansh Kumar Singh (8C)- Consolation.
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8. Aryabhatta Giant Challenge Examination was conducted by CBSE for the students of
classes 8 to 10 and 2 of our students were got selected among the top 100 achievers.

9. English Extempore Competition was organized in the school by NPCIL and

 Jyotsna C S (10 C)
 Baishnavi Gopal Das (10 B)
 Animish Gawhankar (10 C) secured first, second and third prizes respectively.

10. Inter AEES Chess Competition was held from 2nd and 3rd November, 2023.

 Ananthajith M P (6X) secured 4th position and Rahini NVJ (7Y) secured 9th position in
the competition.

11. Inspire Manak Award-2023-24

The Inspire Manak Award initiative, a flagship program by the Department of Science and
Technology, Government of India, is dedicated to nurturing innovation among school students.
Five projects from our school have been shortlisted for this prestigious competition. The names
of the talented young innovators are as follows:

Master Vrushal Modh IX B

Master Yashvardhan Jha IX B

Master Pratyush Shrivastav VIII B

Master Sidharth M VIII B

Miss Lipsita Panda XB

12. Green Olympiad

 43 students from class 4 and 31 students from class 5 have attempted the green Olympiad
Exam held on 2nd November, 2023 and the result is awaited.

13. Royal Society of Chemistry has conducted 2 days orientation programme in Maths and
Science on 1st October, 2023 and 6 students from our school have participated

6. SCHOOL-LEVEL SCIENCE, SOCIAL SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND

TEACHING AIDS EXHIBITION

The school-level Science, Social Science, Mathematics and Teaching Aids exhibition was
conducted on 08-07-2023.
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Science Exhibition

 In the science exhibition, 227 students from classes 3rd to 10th showcased 171 exhibits.
Each class received first, second, and third prizes, resulting in a total of 8 first, 8 second,
and 8 third prizes awarded to the children.

Social Science Exhibition

 A total of 37 exhibits were displayed.8 students won the first, 9 students won the second
and 10 students won the third prizes respectively.

Mathematics Exhibition

 A total of 50 exhibits were displayed.

 12 students won the first, 7 students won the second and 13 students won the third prizes
respectively.

Regional CBSE Science Exhibition-23-24

 Our school will be proudly represented by two exceptional exhibits in Categories 1 and 2
at the Regional CBSE Science Exhibition, scheduled to be held in Bal Bharti School,
Kharghar on 15th and 16th December.
 In Category 1, Miss Vijaylakshmi Iyer and Miss Hana Hayat from Class 6C will be
showcasing their innovative projects.
 For Category 2, we have the talented Master Aryaman Piplani from Class 10B presenting
his exhibit.

7. CCA COMPETITIONS

13. Investiture ceremony

The CCA activities for the year 2023-24 began with the Investiture Ceremony. The school
Captain, the School Vice-Captain, CCA Captain and CCA Vice Captain, the Sports Captain and
Sports Vice Captain, The House Captains and Vice Captains for all the four Houses for the
secondary and primary classes were invested with various duties and responsibilities in order to
facilitate the conduct of CCA, assembly, sports and other activities. This was done with a view to
instilling a sense of belonging in our students and to hone their leadership qualities.

Co-curricular activities play a vital role in shaping the all-round development of the child. We, at
AECS 2, Mumbai give ample scope for all round development of the personality of the child
through their participation in a wide range of activities that will foster their native genius, rooted
in Indian aesthetic sensibilities.

Some of the highlights of the CCA of this year are the following:-
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 We have started online streaming of CCA activities of both primary and secondary
sections and their results. The parents could watch the performance of their children
from their homes.
 This has not only increased participation but also gave parents a direct look at their
child's performances.
 We went a step further by recording and sharing the programs on popular social media
platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and our YouTube channel.
 Using Google Forms for different events made participation easy, giving every student a
chance to contribute effortlessly.

Primary Section
 In various 8 CCA events for Bal Vatika and 5 events for Bal Vatika 1, a total of 130
children participated. 34 First prizes, 38 2nd prizes, 43 3rd prizes were awarded.
Primary Section

 Ten different CCA competitions were conducted for each groups. out of 458 children got
prizes in CCA.

 Different CCA Competitions such as Art Competition, Recitation, Greeting Card making,
Group Singing, Quiz, Skit, Fancy Dress etc. were held for the students.
 A total of 219 children won various prizes in these competitions.

Secondary Section

 A wide range of activities such as art competition, elocution, debate, quiz, solo singing,
group singing, group dance, debate etc. were organized during the year. These activities
brought out the best in the children and contributed to the holistic development of the
students.
 25 first, 25 second and 25 third prizes were given in various individual activities;
 In group activities 9 first, 9 second and 9 third prizes were given.

Mathematics Club Activities

Mathematics Club is an association of teachers and students interested in explorations in Maths.

The club has undertaken the following activities:-

 International Mole Day celebration

 International Pi Day Celebration
 Maths Puzzles, Sudoku and Vedic Maths tricks
 Conducting various projects in maths
 Discussion of various Maths concepts in everyday life.
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8. ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPORTS

 Total 4 sports events were held for Bal Vatika 1 and 2. Total participants in these events were
130 and 20 -1st prizes, 20 - 2nd prizes, 20- 3rd prizes were won by the students.

Primary Section

Sports competitions for the academic year 2023-24 were held in the month of October – November-
2023.

 All the students from classes from Bal Vadika 3 to class 5 participated in various individual
and group sports events and competitions. The best 3 performers were selected from each
class as winners.

The following competitions were organized for classes Bal Vatika 3 to class 2.

1. 50 mtrs Dash,

2. Lemon and spoon,

3. Potato Race,and

4. Getting ready for school.

For classes III to V, there were:-

1. 100 mtrs Dash,

2. Ball throw,

3. Walking backwards and hopping for boys and

4. Skipping for girls.

 A total of 101 students secured various prizes for sports competitions.

Secondary section

1. National Level

 All India Inter AECS Chess Tournament

Ananthajith M.P. [6A] achieved 4th position in Under-14 Boys category and N V J Rahini [7B]
achieved 9th position in Under-14 Girls category in All India Inter-AECS Chess Tournament held at
Tarapur from 1st to 4th November 2023.

 b. All India Inter AECS Volleyball Tournament

The Boys and Girls team of AECS-2, Mumbai shown exemplary performance in Under-17 Boys
and Girls category in All India Inter AECS Volleyball Tournament held at Narora.
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 National Kick Boxing Championship

Vibhuti Chavan (6A) is selected to represent Maharashtra State in the National Kick Boxing
Championship to be held at Delhi from 2nd January to 6th January 2024.

 Open National Grappling Championship

Vibhuti Chavan (6A) is selected to represent Maharashtra State in the 4 th Edition Open National
Championship to be held at Hyderabad from 28th to 31st December 2023.

2. State Level

 Maharashtra State Karate Championship

Aayansh Rav (3A) bagged 1st Prize in Individual Kata event and 3rd Prize in kumite event in Under 10
boy’s category in Maharashtra State Karate Championship.

 Maharashtra Grappling Championship

1. Vibhuti Chavan (6A) achieved Gold medal in 9-11 NO-GI event as well as in GI event in 34 kg
weight category in 17th GAM Maharashtra Grappling Championship, 2023.

3.District Level

 DSO Table Tennis Tournament

The Under 14 Girls category:-
1. Mysha Khan [8A],
2. Ankhita Bhushan [8B]
3. Nihira Kawade [7A] and
Under 16 Girls category:-
1. Ahana Mahata [10A],
2. Trisha Khade [10B] &

3. Harsha Bharj [9A] -have participated in Quarter-finals in the DSO District level Table
Tennis tournament held at Goregaon.

4. Taluka Level

 DSO Table Tennis Tournament

1. The Under -14 Girls team of :-
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Mysha Khan [8A],

Ankhita Bhushan [8B] &
Nihira Kawade [7A]

and the Under - 16 Girls team of:-

Ahana Mahata [10A],

Trisha Khade [10B] &
Harsha Bharj [9A]
-were the Runners Up in the DSO Taluka level Table Tennis tournament held at Mulund.

2. The Under 14 Boys team and the Under 17 Boys team participated in Quarter-finals in the DSO
Taluka level Table Tennis tournament held at Mulund.

 DSO Chess Tournament

1. Baisnavi Gopal Das [10B] was the 2nd Runner Up in DSO Taluka level Chess tournament held at
Vikhroli.

2. Ananthajith M.P [6A] achieved 6th position and Dhairya Soni 7C achieved 15th position out of 385
students in DSO Taluka level Chess tournament held at Vikhroli.

 Badminton

The Under 14 Boys team participated in Semi-finals. Under 14 Girls team, Under 17 Girls team
and the Under 17 Boys team participated in Quarter-finals in the DSO Taluka level Badminton
tournament held at Kalyan.

 Skating

Sonal Vaishnav (Bal Vatika 2B) won the 1st prize in skating competition, held on 2 nd December, 2023
and organized by Vibgyor group of schools.

 Health Medical Check up

AECS-2, Mumbai had made arrangements with the support of Medical division, BARC to engage
the services of Medical officers to conduct the medical examination of every student of classes IX
and X on 28.10.2023.

 Self Defence Session

A practical session on the theme Martial Arts-Self Confidence, Self Control, Self Defense was
organized for girls and boys of AECS-2, Mumbai on 01.05.2023.

9. NCC
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 The team of Raashi Gautam 9C, Zoya Sayed 9B, Madhura Sonawane 9B, Thanvi Bhoppa 9B
and Tithi More 9C attended the Annual Training Camp from 22 nd to 31st May 2023 at Tarapur.
In the camp, cadets achieved many prizes in extracurricular activities also.
 Tithi More attended 2 Inter Group Shooting Competition camps at Pune, NCC Headquarters
and Kollapur NCC Head quarters. She is also selected for EBSB aerospace camp which will be
held at Bangaluru in January, 2024.
 The team of Yuvika Alawekar 9A, Prapti Deokar 9C and Chaitalee Borate 9A attended the
Combined Annual Training Camp from 5th to 14th June 2023 at Tarapur.
 The team of Prathamesh Sarak 10A, Vedant Rajeshirke 9C, Arya Nagpurkar 9C attended the
Combined Annual Training Camp from 14th to 23rd May 2023 at Vashi.
 The team of Hiral Bansode 9B, Aswin Amarnath 9A, Aryan Pratape 9C, Aditya Rathod 9A,
Laksh Wadhera 9B and Yashvardhan Jha 9B attended the Combined Annual Training Camp
from 25th to 3rd June 2023 at Vashi.
10. GUEST LECTURES FROM AECS 2
On 30th September and 1st October, 2023, ATI has organised a training session in New
Convention Center, and
i) Shri Rajveer Tanwar, the Vice Principal,
ii) Smt. Asha Sharma,
iii) Smt. Sumitra M. and
iv) Smt. Ratna Rathod from AECS 2 were nominated as resource persons to deliver lectures in
Computer Science, English and Mathematics subjects.

11. DUEST LECTURES IN AECS 2

 Gyan Samvardhan Programme

Under this programme organized by AEES, a talk by Dr.R.Chidambaram an eminent scientist

was witnessed by the students of 9th and 10th class on 04.08.2023 at AEJC, Mumbai.

 A lecture on health and hygiene

An interactive session by Dr.Aswathy Pillai, Head of Health Care Programs, from TISS was
organized by AECS -2 ,Mumbai on 20th November 2023.She covered the social, biological and
psychological changes and challenges of adolescence .

12. TEACHERS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

 Shri Viswas Mane, PTR SS, has completed 25 years of his teaching career in the service
of AEES. Congratulations to him.
 He has secured First Prize in Poster and Slogan Writing and Third Prize in Hindi Essay
Writing competitions organized during the Hindi Pakwada.

 Shri Sunil Mali, TGT Art, won the First Prize in Painting Competition organised in
XXXVII All India DAE Sports & Cultural meet held from 27 th January to 3rd February,
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2023.

 As directed by Academic Unit, AEES Dr. R Stylemon Pillai participated in the training
on “Media Literacy" organised by Central Institute of Educational Technology, NCERT
in collaboration with Indian Institute of Mass Communication from 20-24 February
2023.
13. OBSERVANCES

 Har Har Thiranga

A Rally led by Dr. R.Stylemon Pillai and children with placards, national flags, har ghar
tiranga banner and slogans with the theme HAR GHAR TIRANGA- Nation First, Always
First was conducted on 15th August 2022 around Anushaktinagar colony.

 National Sports Day

National Sports Day commemorating the birth anniversary of Hockey legend Major Dhyan
Chand was celebrated in a grand scale and football game for boys and Throw-ball game for
girls were organised in PTAA Sports Complex and school ground respectively.
 International Day of Yoga

AECS No. 2, Mumbai has always endeavoured to cater to the development of the all-round
personality of its students – imparting knowledge, developing skills and instilling values. AECS-
2, Mumbai was a part of the global community in celebrating the transformative power of Yoga
with the students and teacher on this auspicious occasion of 9 th International Day of Yoga on
21.06.2023.

 “Spread a Smile, Sharing is Caring”

AECS-2, Mumbai launched “Spread a Smile, Sharing is Caring” campaign in International Day
of Happiness to motivate students to voluntarily donate school supplies/ uniform/ educational
supplies to socially & economically disadvantaged peers. The collected items were distributed
among needy children of AECS-2 and nearby schools to avoid drop out in Education.

 Plogging Run

On 26.02.2023, AECS No.2 Co-ordinated the participation of students in the Plogging Run
[Jogging + Litter collection] organized by DCSEM under the leadership of Dr. K.N.Vyas,
Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission & Secretary (DAE), Shri. Ajit Kumar Mohanty,
Director, BARC along with Senior Officers of DAE.
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 Swachhata and Health

A street play – Nukkad Natak on Swachhata and Health by the students of AECS-2, Mumbai
was organized on 27.02.2023 at Hastinapur market.

 Care and Guidance in Parenting

A guidance and counselling session on the Care and Guidance in Parenting was conducted by
Prof. Rajani Konantambigi, School of Human Ecology, TISS on 12.09.2023

 Vigilance Awareness Week 2023 was observed from 30th October, 2023 to 5th November,
2023. Special morning assembly with pledge against corruption, speech on the role played by
Sardar vallabh Bhai Patel: and Elocution, Poster making and Video making competitions were
organized.

The students of classes 7 and 8 presented a skit on the unification of India.

 Vigilance Awareness Week Competitions 2023:-

Elocution Competition

1 Spandan Ruz III C Elocution First

Competition
2 Arush Verma III-A Elocution Second
Competition
3 Aayansh Rav III C Elocution Third
Competition
4 Lakshit Tak IV- Elocution First
A Competition
5 Shrishthi IV-B Elocution Second
Amarnath Competition
6 Arnab Biswas IV B Elocution Third
Competition
7 Mitakshi Mitra V-A Elocution First
Competition
8 Tejas kothiyal VC Elocution Second
Competition
Shubham VB Elocution
9 Third
Sourish Competition
Pradhan
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Poster making competition

1 Vanshita VI A Poster Competition First

Boppanna
2 Aanganxia VI C Poster Competition Second
Thokchom
3 Shreya Gorule VI A Poster Competition Third
4 Swasti Jha VII C Poster Competition First
5 Rismit Kumar VII A Poster Competition Second
Patel
6 Nihira kawade VII A Poster Competition Third
7 Niyanta Biswas VIII C Poster Competition First
8 B. Tejaswi VIII C Poster Competition Second
Nishita Panaj VIII C Poster Competition Third
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Kamble

Video making Competition (Group II)

1 Samanyu IX C Video Making First

Mandhare Competition
2 Vrushal Urvish IX B Video Making Second
Modh Competition
3 Surjya Prakash IX Video Making Third
Tudu A Competition
4 Hemakshi Bhati XA Video Making First
Competition
5 Jyothsna CS XC Video Making Second
Competition
6 Parvani patil XB Video Making Third
Competition

Street Play

On the occasion of 14 students presented a street play for the school audience on the topic
“Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel and Integration of Princely states”

The Integrity Pledge was taken by the staff of the school as part of Vigilance Awareness Week.
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 Communal Harmony Day

Under the auspices of The National Foundation for Communal Harmony, the Communal
Harmony day was observed on 19th November, 2023, to spread the message of peaceful co-
existence of all communities.

The students have donated an amount of Rs.7886/- for the cause.

 Teachers’ Day was celebrated on the 5th September, 2023. The students of Class X stepped
into the shoes of the teachers and experienced the pleasures and pains of teaching. A special
assembly was also conducted by the students.
 The Constitution Day was observed by the school on November 26, 2023. Students were
enlightened on the importance of the constitution the preamble of the constitution was read
aloud by the staff and teachers in the morning assembly.
 Hindi Pakhwada: Hindi Pakwada was observed in the school from 14 th September to 29th
September, 2023

From Bal Vatika 1 and 2, 130 participated in Hindi recitation and Sway parichay competitions;
and 5-1st prizes, 4- 2nd prizes- 2 and 6- 3rd prizes were warded.

The following activities and competitions were organized or students of primary and secondary
sections; and for parents and the school staff:-

1. Hindi Poetry Recitation

2. Hindi Essay Writing

3. Hindi Slogan writing

4. Role Play in Hindi

5. Hindi Dialogue

6. Audio-Video Making in Hindi

A total of 458 students have participated in them and 105 prizes were awarded.

Smt Jayashree Nambiar, PRT SS, won consolation prize and a cash award of Rs.500/- in Essay
writing competition organized by Navi Mumbai Rajbhasha Karyanvayan Samithi.

14.THANKS GIVING
We express our sincere gratitude to:
i) The Chairman, AEES
ii) The Secretary, AEES
iii) The C.A.O., AEES
iv) Head, Academic Unit
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v) The Accounts Officer, AEES

vi) The Chairman and members of the LMC &
vii) The members of the Governing Council, AEES, for their unstinted support and
invaluable guidance throughout the year.

They have been a source of great strength and inspiration to the school. We are sure that with
the benefit of their continued support, vision and wisdom, the school will soar to greater
heights.

We are also grateful to:

i) The DCSEM
ii) The members of School Advisory Committee
iii) The PUVVN Committee
iv) HBCSE &
v) All the parents for their co-operation and support.

15. CONCLUSION
Ladies and gentlemen,

In the voyage of the discovery of excellence in the field of education, our endeavour of focusing
on integral, sustainable, holistic growth and development of lifelong skills and values for this 21 st
century alive in our thought, word and action continues.

We believe that every year brings changes. With the support, blessings and the wise counsel of
all stakeholders of the institution, including the vibrant parent community and the student
fraternity that is brimming with ideas, we are sure that the school will scale greater heights in the
forthcoming days.

We are quite hopeful that the present batch of students will emulate and excel their seniors in
every respect and leave their own unique imprint on the legacy of the school. I would like to
conclude the report with the words of Swami Vivekananda, “Education is the manifestation of
the perfection already present in man.” We, here in Atomic Energy Central School No.2,
Mumbai try to help our students to reach that perfection.

Thank you

JAI HIND