Support the educational expenses of a tribal girl by Vidhayak Sansad

This reporting period was very critical in terms of children's education. All schools were closed due to the Covid Pandemic situation. As a result, the educational loss of the children was on a large scale. Our school was no exception. But even in such a situation, our school decided to provide online education to the students from the month of July so as not to cause any educational loss to the students. For this, the parents of the students who have smart phones were grouped according to the class. And through WhatsApp and voice calls, interacting with them, guiding them through the study, giving them homework, following up on whether it happened or not, was done to keep them connected to the study. Along with the study, various competitions and co-curricular activities were organized online for the students. In this, he tried to give a chance to the creativity of the students by holding an essay and painting competition on the occasion of Teacher's Day on 5th September, slogan competition, handicraft competition and letter writing competition on 14th September. The students responded well to this initiative After the outbreak of Covid virus was reduced, the school started conducting study classes in six villages in August where there were five or more girls in the school. From this course, 66 students were taught with the help of local volunteers and teachers. Along with teaching work, various co-school activities were also implemented. In this, Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri's Jayanti were celebrated on 2nd October. Students cleaned the village and gave speeches on their lives. Reading Inspiration Day was celebrated on 15th October on the occasion of the birth anniversary of former President Dr. APJ Abdul  Kalam. Students were briefed on the occasion of World Human Rights Day on 10th December. The students' practice exams were held at the end of October. From November 2020, the actual school was started for the students of 8th to 10th standard following all the rules of Kovid. The curriculum was reviewed by the students for the first month. After that, regular regular courses were started. During the two months of actual school, personality training camps were conducted along with teaching. Information was also given by celebrating Constitution Day. A health check-up camp was organized for the girls and their health was taken care of. Thus the work of the school was completed in these six months.

1.We run for achivements. 2. We are our Guards 3. We sing to our music 4. I am speaking Savitribai

In the last six months, the girls have participated in various competitions, programs and co-curricular activities to showcase their inherent talents. These include Reading Inspiration Day on the occasion of the birth anniversary of former President of India Abdul Kalam, Children's Day on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Constitution Day, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Punyatithi, World Human Rights Day, Girls Day, National Youth Day, Republic Day, Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti, National Science Day etc. Events were included.

Highlights:

1. National Marathon: National Marathon was organized on 2nd February at Bordi in Palghar district on the occasion of Chikku Festival. Six school girls participated in this competition and got certificates and medals. With just three minutes left, our school girl was far from first prize. On this occasion, the girls were able to meet and chat with India's national hockey captain Dhanraj Pillaye.
2. State Level Karate Competition: In the State Level Karate Championship held at Virar, six girls participated and won gold and silver medals.
3. National Science Day: February 28, National Science Day was celebrated by the girls in the school with great enthusiasm. At this time, girls from 5th to 9th standard had presented more than 100 science experiments. Government school children and teachers had come to see this science exhibition. They complimented the girls.
4. Inter-School Elocution Competition: On the occasion of Swami Vivekananda's birthday, Ramakrishna Mission had organized an inter-school elocution competition. Eight school girls participated in the competition and won prizes.
5. Sport Competition and Annual Day: A three-day arts and sports festival was organized to give a chance to the show their arts and sports talents. The girls participated in various sports and art competitions and won prizes. On the last day, prizes were distributed to the girls at the annual ceremony.

Trainings:

1. Yoga Training : In order to maintain the physical and mental health of the students, the school organized a three-day yoga training camp for all the girls and imparted yoga training to the students. At this time, Shri. Ratish Menon and Dr. Nita Sonawane Trained girls.
2. Chess Training: In November, the school provided one-day training in chess for the students to become proficient in various sports. 60 girls from 7th to 9th standard participated in this training and achieved success. As an expert trainer, Shri. Mhatre provided the training.
3. Soft skills Training : For the holistic development of girls, the school had organized 10 days of soft skills and personality development training for girls in five months, two days in a month. For this training, senior trainer Shri. Sanjay Haldikar was appointed.
4. Fire extinguisher Training : To alert about fire accident and to take precautionary measure, the girls were given one day fire extinguisher training by Mr. Nikhil from India Fire organization .

A four-day long Annual Sports and Art Festival was organized in December where the girls participated and competed in different sports and arts; -- the first three winners of each category were awarded trophies, medals, and certificates.

While birth and death anniversaries of great leaders were celebrated and observed by organizing elocution and quiz competitions, other festivals were celebrated traditionally after sharing the importance, beliefs, and cultures attached to the festival. The girls enjoyed a mini vacation during Ganesh Chaturthi and Diwali.

The first unit test was conducted in August and baseline exam and elementary and Intermediate examinations were conducted in September.

Activities like Puppet making, Ganpati idol making, and painting Diyas engaged them and helped them explore their creative side.

A two-day Monsoon sports event was organized in August

Educational trips to Bhatane village and MajivaliKatakariPada (hamlet) were organized. Visits to Waliv Police Station and Parol Primary Health Centre gave the girls a wonderful exposure. They were also enthralled by an orchestra by blind artists and a magic show.

The girls are in the process of discovering and developing their interests in classes like singing, tailoring, music, computers, calligraphy, and Karate. They have become more vocal and freely express their ideas due to participation in events during KRANTIDIN and 'International Tribal day'.

This academic year started with a yoga camp which helped the girls develop concentration and become more disciplined.