Visual and Spatial Competition 2013-14

Individually, we are a drop. But together we are an ocean“.

It is often said that the best work that can be produced by people, is through teamwork. You sit in a group and share your talent and imagination with others. And what emerges, is a combination of multi-artistic perfection.

To bring out the best that the child has, Atmiya Vidya Mandir has designed different competitions based on the theory of eight Multiple Intelligences.

The Visual and Spatial Inter-House Competition was conducted on 20th July 2013, at different places in school between 11.40 PM to 1.00 PM. Such a competition where everyone needs to have the ability to visualize with the sight of mind.

The themes were as below.

  1. Mask making– It was a fun activity of making a mask of any creature with paper to show various moods of different creatures.
  2. Greeting card on computer– It displayed the imagination of students by designing birthday cards, poster and PPT’s on the given topics.
  3. Best out of waste– It helped students to come out with their innovations in finding out the usefulness of the waste materials.
  4. Collage making– It assisted students with the art of creating the complete image from the separated and deserted parts.

Everyone was enthusiastic to excel in the competition and due to the limited time frame, participants were engrossed in performing the best. As it was also a team building activity, everyone experienced the power of coordination and team spirit. This competition, not only arouse a keen interest among all the students in imagining/visualising, but also provided a good platform to express their views and ideas.

The themes selected for this competition were vibrant and creative in nature. Everyone on campus observed and appreciated the creations of the students. Honourable Principal Dr. Vijay Patel, Vice-principal Ashish Patel, and one of the key event organisers, Manish Sir, along with the other observant judges assessed the competition.

Such a competition was tackled with much zeal and excitement. The students enthusiastically participated in the competition and presented beautiful creations.

The winners list is as follows:-

Mask making competition (Std 1, 2, 3)

  • Std 1: Jal Dhamelia (Suhradam House)

  • Std 2: Het Dungrani (Suhradam House)
  • Std 3: Nirman Patel (Sundaram House)

Card making competition

  • Std 4: Nishant Patel (Shivam House)

Poster making competition

  • Std 5: Pransu Patel (Satyam House)

Presentation making competition

  • Std 6: Het Patel (Suhradam House)

Compiled by: Rashmi Ma’am

Rainy Season Paintings by Students

Paavan Shah Std 10B
Uttam Italiya Std 10B
Denish K Patel Std 10A
Rushal S Patel Std 10B
Rushi Patel Std 10A
Virat Italiya Std 10A

Harsh V Gondaliya Std 10A
Milan H Patel Std 10B

Guided by: Manish Sir

कक्षा 8, 9 एवं 10 में हिन्दी भाषान्तर्गत जनवरी मास में कविता-निर्माण का आयोजन

आत्मीय विद्यामंदिर में होने
वाली विविध गतिविधियों के साथ-साथ जनवरी मास में कक्षा 8, 9 तथा कक्षा 10 में
हिन्दी भाषा के अंतर्गत हिन्दी भाषा-शिक्षक श्री मुकेश जोशी के मार्गदर्शन में
हिन्दी कविता-निर्माण का आयोजन किया गया। जिसके अंतर्गत कक्षा 8 में कविता निर्माण
का विषय था—“उड़ी पतंग”, कक्षा 9 में विषय था— ‘बचपन’ एवं कक्षा 10 में
कविता-निर्माण के 3 विषय दिए गए, जिसमें से छात्र अपना पसंद का विषय चुन कर अपने
विचारों को मुक्त रूप से अभिव्यक कर सकें। जो निम्नलिखित हैं—
  1.  मेरा स्वार्थ।
  2.  मेरे सपनो का भारत
    (दुनियाँ)।
  3. नया तरीका भक्ति का।
छात्रों ने कविता निर्माण कर
अपनी प्रतिभा का परिचय दे दिया।

English Poems by Grade 7 Poets

Inspired by: Saumya Madam (English Teacher)
Football – Daksh Pandya (7B)
Basketball – Ravi Patel (7B)
Cricket – Jagrat Gada (7A)
Friend – Rudra Patel (7A)
Mother – Vinamra (7A)

Happy Diwali!

Std 1 – Het A Gungrani – 1st
Std 1 – Nirlep K.Patel – 2nd

Std 2 – Harsh H Patel – 2nd

Std 2 – Niramay K.Patel – 1st

Std 3A – Sooraj M Patel – 2nd

Std 3B – Dhruv S Savani – 3rd

Std 3B – Pranam P Patel – 1st

Std 4A – Harshil S Patel – 3rd
Std 4A – Kalp A Patel – 2nd

Std 4B – Krupal J Parekh – 1st
Std 5A – Om A Patel – 2nd
Std 5B – Prasam A Patel – 3rd

Std 5B – Viraj A Jariwala – 1st

Sketch of a legend

By: Raj Hadvaid (10A)

Prayer-a connecting link between Human and Divine


Prayer is a wonderful experience with GOD. Prayer is a type of e-mail that we send to God. It is a link between God and us. Prayer isn’t just a thanksgiving but also an instrument through which we experience Divinity.

Now the question arises that how to pray. Different religions have their own way of prayer. Muslims pray by keeping their palms open facing to the sky. Christians cross their hands and we Indians join our hands near the chest. Though the ways are different but the intentions are same. All remember and invoke their Gods.

When we pray we have to forget all worldly affairs and problems. We have to visualise God and think about His glory. This is how we pray.

Prayer can be done at any time, but mostly people pray before beginning any task. Prayer is a thing one can do in one’s most difficult times. Prayers are not always offered in the temples. One can pray to God anywhere.

There are many benefits of prayer. If we pray all our sins wash away. When we pray we feel better. We feel as if we are in the abode of God; abode of love, abode of peace.

Prayer is really a wonderful experience being with God. It is the best, easiest and the only way to connect you with God. Please experience!

Written by: Ravi Patel (6th B)

Diwali Card making Activity

A Diwali Card making activity was conducted by Manish Sir with the help of house masters, didis other teachers before the onset of the Diwali vacation and students from Std 1 to 10 took part in it.
Below are a selected few of the students’ creations:

Young budding poets of AVM

In Atmiya Vidya Mandir, we are witnessing not just teaching of poems to the students, rather, the creation of poets themselves!

Here are a few poems written by young poets of Class 6B to pay tribute to their mothers as a class activity.

Nimit Patel (6B)

Niramay Baravalia – 6B

Ravi Patel – 6B

Vinamra Patel – 6B

Yathansh Joshi – 6B

Inspired by: Saumya Madam