Aprajit Choubey, an alumnus of Advanced Academy, graduated in 2013. He is presently a proud young scientist working at the leading center of ISRO, involved in the design and development of onboard software for control systems for various ISRO launch vehicles.
Vihaan Gupta, a 7-year-old student from Advanced Academy, has earned a place in the Worldwide Book of Records for reciting multiplication tables from 1 to 30 in an astonishing 2 minutes and 51 seconds. This exceptional achievement establishes Vihaan as the youngest child (7-9 years) to accomplish this remarkable milestone.
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Advanced Academy students excelled at the 13th BOB Wonder Kid National Level Online Inter-School Competition. Lakshya Saraf (Grade 2) clinched the State Wonderkid title, demonstrating exceptional skills in mental math, general knowledge, logical ability, and speed typing. Gold medals were achieved by Arnav Agnihotri (Grade 1), Ishani Paliwal (Grade 2), Vihansh Pande (Grade 3), and Hardik Gupta (Grade 5). Noteworthy performers also include Swaransh Jain, Shivaay Gupta, Yeshika Bihani (all Grade 2), and a talented cohort across various grades, such as Prayan Dharmani (Grade 4), Dunnill Aswani (Grade 4), Shubh Jain (Grade 4), Rishima Saxena (Grade 5), Aarush Kapil (Grade 5), Sarthak Maheshwari, Atharv Lahoty (Grade 5), and Nimit Singh (Grade 6).
Advanced Academy conducted a series of engaging Life Skill Task activities aimed at fostering practical learning and personal growth among Grade 5 students. The activities included “Needle and Thread,” “Spreading a Bedsheet,” and “Ironing Clothes.” Through hands-on participation and guided instruction, students gained valuable insights and techniques to enhance their daily lives. The sessions emphasized the importance of attention to detail, organization, and perseverance in mastering essential life skills. Students demonstrated enthusiasm and eagerness to learn, actively participating in each activity and showing significant improvement in their practical abilities.
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Nestled in the southern part of India, this vibrant state boasts a diverse range of flavors, geographical landscapes, and a rich, flourishing history of the Wadiyar dynasty, the Maurya, and the Chalukyas. Karnataka’s capital, Bengaluru, has cemented its position as a global IT hub.
The Pre-primary students of Advanced Academy conducted a session on the cultural heritage of Karnataka.
Shrishti Singh articulated Karnataka’s language, art, culture, and heritage. Avyaan Pandey spoke about Bidriware, the handicraft of Bidar district. It is also a land of opportunity and innovation, and to depict the same, Shravya Pandey presented herself as Sudha Murthy, the chairperson of Infosys, author, and philanthropist.
Sawani Kalele briefed about the “Silicon Valley,” the capital city of Karnataka, Bengaluru.
Hridaya Prajapati articulated the rich cuisines of Karnataka. He also shared that the state is the largest producer of aromatic coffee, raw silk, and sandalwood in India.
Vihaan Ravi, Riyansh Yadav, Pawani Dubey, Advait Tiwari, Bhavya Thoke, and Samriddhi Rathore performed various dance forms like “Dollu Kunitha,” Kodava dance, Hulivesha, and Bombe Aata. The icing on the cake was the performance by the Pre-Primary teacher of Advanced Academy, Ms. Rajani Bapur, who performed an authentic Karnataka dance, Yakshagana, by carrying out the perfect attire and steps.
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Preprimary students at Advanced Academy conducted a session on the state Maharashtra. Through this session, they showcased Maharashtra’s glorious heritage , rich customs, traditions and the language spoken around the length and breadth of Maharashtra. KG I students began this session with a thought, ‘Our culture, traditions, languages are the foundations upon which we build our identity.’
Hemadri saraswat & Kiansh pillai of KG I spoke about the history, industrial and commercial aspects of Maharashtra.
Kaira patel , Raumir Fasatey, and Pari Sharma displayed how and why the festival
“Gudi padwa” is celebrated in Maharashtra through their skit.
Nairiti Parsai of KG I beautifully portrayed herself as Marathi mulgi to perform a Maharashtrian dance.
Samarth Lowanshi played the role of “Bal Gangadhar Tilak”. Yashasvini Joshi & Samriddhi Tiwari depicted how people celebrate Ganpati utsav & welcome Lord Ganesha with enthusiasm.
Aneeksha Maheshwari played the role of iconic personality “Savitri Bai Phule”.
Shivay Sinoliya, Rajveer Singh , Raksh Gulraj , Druvi Senger , Anshit Pareta, Gatik Shah ,and Saavi Jain took the audience on the journey of beautiful’Maharashtra darshan’ through a Marathi song. The teachers and students shouted “Long live Maharashtra” to show their love for the state.
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Pre-Primary students of Advanced Academy presented a session on one of the most vibrant and beautiful states – Punjab. They represented Punjab’s culture, its tourism, yummy delicacies, the language spoken, and the enormous and alluring Golden Temple in a very creative way that left everyone spellbound.
Mysha Pahwa of KG I began the session auspiciously with a ‘Gurbani’ prayer. A talk on Punjab, its tourism, its festivals, and its food was presented by Shagun Agarwal, Ayansh Sharma, Ridhaan Jain, and Kiara Bohare, respectively. Ishaan Awasthi and Rohan performed an iconic Dangal fight scene famous in Punjab. Lastly, the students mesmerized the audience with a beautiful folk dance of Punjab.
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Rajasthan is the land of forts and palaces where the past meets the present. With the popular traditional greeting, “Padharo Mhaare Desh” from Rajasthan, the pre primary students of ‘Green house ‘presented a vibrant session on the state Rajasthan.
Devam Maheshwari enacted as a guide and articulated the royal state of Rajasthan. Vanya Arora explained its rich heritage and culture in poetry form.
Trishaan Roy spoke about hills,forts and palaces.
The Puppets in Rajasthan are one of the popular source of entertainment. To portray it, the children performed puppet dance. Kavya garg showcased Rajasthan as nuclear test destination. Five nuclear test of advanced weapons were conducted in 1998 at the Pokhran range in Rajasthan.
Varnika shrivtastav shared fun facts about Rajasthan, that Jaipur is known as pink city, Udaipur as white city and Jaisalmer as a golden city.
Namah Verma dressed up as Maharana Pratap and Parth Vishwakarma delivered a speech about the king of Mewar.
Anvi Kumari performed Gangour Puja which is one of the important festivals of Rajasthan’s
In the end Aashvi Hardia, Vanya Arora and Harshini Verma performed Ghoomar dance, a traditional folk dance of Rajasthan.
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Congratulations! We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Ms.Timsi Rai, our Director and Headmistress, for her insightful article featured in CBSE magazine, CENBOSEC. Her work not only mirrors the excellence she brings to our school community but also fosters collaboration by sharing innovative pedagogical ideas. CENBOSEC serves as a vital platform, facilitating the exchange of such ideas among schools affiliated with the Board and ensuring that we stay informed about the latest educational initiatives.
CENBOSEC EMagazine- https://cbseacademic.nic.in/cenbosec_JulDec23.html
