For the smooth functioning of any institution, stable governance is a must. Similarly, for maintenance of discipline in the school and representing of students’ views to the school authorities, a students’ council is required. Thus, Atmiya Vidya Mandir witnessed its third student council election in the second week of the academic year 2012-13.
The students who were shortlisted for the posts of House Captains and House Vice Captains in the council gave their campaign speeches during the Monday-Thursday morning assemblies. The nominees for the post of Vice Head Boy & Sports Captain appealed for votes on Friday. Whereas the nominees for the central post of the council i.e. Head Boy tried to win the hearts of students and teachers and appealed for votes on Saturday.
The elections were held on 23rd June 2012 in the school assembly hall from 11 AM to about 1 PM. The students and teachers gave their votes using an electronic voting system and witnessed the functioning of a true democracy in the process.
The results of the elections were as follows:
Head Boy: Vikas Patel (Class 11 Commerce) Vice Head Boy:Rohan Shingala (Class 9) Sports Captain: Harshill Soni (Class 9)
Satyam House Captain: Sachin Verlekar (Class 10) Vice Captain: Jay Vankawala (Class 8)
Shivam House Captain: Het Adhvaryu (Class10) Vice Captain: Abhishek Patel (Class 8)
Sundaram House Captain: Tanmay Patel (Class 10) Vice Captain: Vaishvik C Patel (Class 8)
Suhradam House Captain: Harsh Vaghela (Class 10) Vice Captain: Vaishvik B Patel (Class 8)
And thus starts a new journey of Atmiya Vidya Mandir for a yet another year led by these remarkable student leaders.
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Our joy knew no bounds when we had the divine presence of H.D.H Hariprasad Swamiji here at AVM campus on 12th June 2012. It is an incredibly amazing feeling to know that Swamiji remembers us and knows about us from wherever He is and His care and concern for us are irrespective of time and distance. He spares time and visits us so that we are able to be more focused and concentrated in our studies so that we flourish with the talent we are gifted with.
In His meeting with students, this time, before going for videsh vicharan, Swamiji gave certain guidelines to students such as “parents ne raji karva, na awade to teacher nu mathu khavu, Sara mitro no sang rakhvo ane 70% minimum marks and to avoid movies in order to develop an unwavering focus…” so that we try our best to live up to these approaches (maxims) and results will be rewarding. Still our fickle mind wanders and sometimes our eyes are off from our goals but for Swamiji’s deep concern and love as He personally comes here to bless us, to restore our clarity of mind and determination towards our goal.
We are sure that we will remain ever happy with His constantly flowing grace upon us; Swamiji’s plans for our life are better, bigger and higher than our dreams.
We are very fortunate that our future is being shaped under His kind guidance (with His divine touch) so that we can be instrumental (nimit bhoolku) to convey the message of Atmiyata to the world tomorrow.
Written by: Yathansh K. Joshi (Std 7)
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2012-13 Student Council Elections
/0 Comments/in 21st Century Skills, AVM Updates /by AVM StudentsThe students who were shortlisted for the posts of House Captains and House Vice Captains in the council gave their campaign speeches during the Monday-Thursday morning assemblies. The nominees for the post of Vice Head Boy & Sports Captain appealed for votes on Friday. Whereas the nominees for the central post of the council i.e. Head Boy tried to win the hearts of students and teachers and appealed for votes on Saturday.
The results of the elections were as follows:
Head Boy: Vikas Patel (Class 11 Commerce)
Vice Head Boy: Rohan Shingala (Class 9)
Sports Captain: Harshill Soni (Class 9)
Satyam House
Captain: Sachin Verlekar (Class 10)
Vice Captain: Jay Vankawala (Class 8)
Shivam House
Captain: Het Adhvaryu (Class10)
Vice Captain: Abhishek Patel (Class 8)
Sundaram House
Captain: Tanmay Patel (Class 10)
Vice Captain: Vaishvik C Patel (Class 8)
Suhradam House
Captain: Harsh Vaghela (Class 10)
Vice Captain: Vaishvik B Patel (Class 8)
And thus starts a new journey of Atmiya Vidya Mandir for a yet another year led by these remarkable student leaders.
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/0 Comments/in AVM Updates /by AVM StudentsOur joy knew no bounds when we had the divine presence of H.D.H Hariprasad Swamiji here at AVM campus on 12th June 2012. It is an incredibly amazing feeling to know that Swamiji remembers us and knows about us from wherever He is and His care and concern for us are irrespective of time and distance. He spares time and visits us so that we are able to be more focused and concentrated in our studies so that we flourish with the talent we are gifted with.
In His meeting with students, this time, before going for videsh vicharan, Swamiji gave certain guidelines to students such as “parents ne raji karva, na awade to teacher nu mathu khavu, Sara mitro no sang rakhvo ane 70% minimum marks and to avoid movies in order to develop an unwavering focus…” so that we try our best to live up to these approaches (maxims) and results will be rewarding. Still our fickle mind wanders and sometimes our eyes are off from our goals but for Swamiji’s deep concern and love as He personally comes here to bless us, to restore our clarity of mind and determination towards our goal.
We are sure that we will remain ever happy with His constantly flowing grace upon us; Swamiji’s plans for our life are better, bigger and higher than our dreams.
We are very fortunate that our future is being shaped under His kind guidance (with His divine touch) so that we can be instrumental (nimit bhoolku) to convey the message of Atmiyata to the world tomorrow.
Written by: Yathansh K. Joshi (Std 7)