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AVM Star Voice Hunt 2012-13

January 18, 2013/0 Comments/in 21st Century Skills, AVM Updates, Creativity, Talent /by AVM Students

Shaking off the winter sloth, Atmiya Vidya Mandir geared up for a high-voltage Pre-Uttarayan Break event. As students and teachers were getting overwhelmed with countdown of Uttarayan Break, once again the Art and Music department of Atmiya Vidya Mandir laid a platform to support the budding singers to flourish with their inherent talent of singing. […]

“संत की चिंता विद्यार्थी की प्रगति”

January 12, 2013/0 Comments/in AVM Updates, Value Based Education /by AVM Teachers

AVM Star Voice Hunt 2012-13

January 18, 2013/0 Comments/in 21st Century Skills, AVM Updates, Creativity, Talent /by AVM Students

“संत की चिंता विद्यार्थी की प्रगति”

January 12, 2013/0 Comments/in AVM Updates, Value Based Education /by AVM Teachers

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AVM Star Voice Hunt 2012-13

January 18, 2013/0 Comments/in 21st Century Skills, AVM Updates, Creativity, Talent /by AVM Students

Shaking off the winter sloth, Atmiya Vidya Mandir geared up for a high-voltage Pre-Uttarayan Break event.

As students and teachers were getting overwhelmed with countdown of Uttarayan Break, once again the Art and Music department of Atmiya Vidya Mandir laid a platform to support the budding singers to flourish with their inherent talent of singing. The most enchanting grand finale of AVM Star Voice Hunt was held on 10th January 2013. The sole purpose of this event was to give recognition to the talented singers of the school as well as honing the different intricacies of singing.

This great event was preceded by two elimination rounds. First, there was an Open Audition round in which near around 200 students participated, this strength was remarkable enough to conclude that a large number of students of AVM have inclination towards music. The semi-final round was held among 30 selected students which put only 8 students to contest in grand finale.

At the grand finale, upping the tempo further were singers in the solo singers’ category. Geetgauravbhai and Shrimadbhai of Std V enthralled the audience with “Zindagi Ek Safar Hai Suhana…” and “Ae Zindagi Gale Laga Le” respectively, first runners-up, Kevalbhai sang the melodic “Butterfly Fly Away”. The winner, Sarvanamanbhai of grade 7, had a huge round of applause coming his way when he sang “Tujhko jo paya”. The audience excitedly shook their heads and soon gasped for breath as Rajbhai Panpaliya of grade 10 sang the most liked “Jee le zara…..”. Surrounded by hair-raising rhythms that only the band members could tell, “There is an appeal in the rawness, it all seems so divine,” said an overjoyed judge Birju Sir.

In this ‘Music Battle,’ all performances were planned and organized to create an attempt to capture the spicy yet melodious flavour of singing on stage. The performances of student-singers were largely of the Modern-Jazz & Contemporary forms, with a high quotient of singing skill and grace. Synchronization and rhythm were the key themes of this singing contest as participants sang groovy numbers. From the intense and hard hitting, to the light hearted and tongue-in cheek, turned out to be a grand hit.

“The challenge was to sing fairly well to coordinate with the type of song selected for singing” said Mr. Mayank (Antriksh Band) one of the judges.

Taking the audience through both the old and new numbers there was an ear-splitting response. The day’s events drew to a close as Ronak Mistry and Anand Pandya gave a scintillating, energy-filled performance on instrumental music.

The finalists ultimately achieved the following positions:

Group A: Std 1 to 5

Geetgaurav Joshi – First
Shrimad G Patel – Second
Param Thakor – Third
Keval Rohit – Fourth

Group B: Std 6 to 10

Sarvanaman B Patel – First
Bhavesh Rajpurohit – Second
Raj Panpaliya – Third
Nirmal Patel – Fourth

Group: Keyboard

Anand Pandya – First
Ronak Mistry – Second

Judges: Mayank Sir, Vishal Sir, Birju Sir

The event could not have possibly been the way it happened had it not been for the untiring efforts of the music teachers of Atmiya Vidya Mandir: Somnath Sir and Jaimin Sir supported by students of grade 10.

Written by: Yathansh Joshi (Std 7)

“संत की चिंता विद्यार्थी की प्रगति”

January 12, 2013/0 Comments/in AVM Updates, Value Based Education /by AVM Teachers

आत्मीय विद्यामंदिर के प्राण समान श्री हरिप्रसाद
स्वामिजी हरिधाम में भक्तो से गोष्ठि कर उनकी समस्याओं का समाधान करने वलसाड़ जा
रहे थें। जाते हुए रास्ते में स्वामिजी बार-बार आत्मीय विद्यामंदिर के बच्चों को
याद कर रहे थे तथा अनायास ही निर्णय ले लिया कि वें बच्चों से मिलना चाहते है, वें
बच्चों के दर्शन करके ही अपना आगे का कार्यक्रम प्रारंभ करेंगें। अत: वें भविष्य
की सभा, मीटिंग एवं उद्घाटन को स्थगित कर सीधे कोली-भरथाणा रात को करीब 11:00 बजे
पहूँच गए।

दिनांक 28 दिसंबर 2013 शाम को अपनी
व्यस्तता के बावजूद आत्मीय विद्यामंदिर में पधारे और योगीबापा के स्वरूप बच्चों के
दर्शन की अभिलाषा स्कूल के आचार्य श्री से व्यक्त की तथा बच्चों से मिल कर उनके
साथ गोष्ठि की।

विद्यार्थियों के उत्तम प्राप्तांक
एवं श्रेष्ठ तथा सफ़ल जीवन हेतु कुछ नुस्खे भी दिए। जिसमें—

जिसके मित्र अच्छे
उनका जीवन उत्तम बनता है।
विद्यार्थी जीवन में
पढ़ाई ही महत्वपूर्ण हैं, अत: पढ़ाई करना, जहाँ समझ में ना आए उस पंक्ति को
रेखांकित करना तथा बाद में उसकी समझ के लिए अपने मित्र या शिक्षक से पुछकर शंका का
समाधान करना।
पढ़ाई करते समय हमारी
पास वाला विद्यार्थी भी क्या कर रहा है उस ओर भी ध्यान नहीं जाना चाहिए।
यदि हम गुस्से न हो तो
हमारी आंतरिक शक्ति बढ़ती है तथा हमारी याददाश्त में बढ़ोतरी होती है।
माँ, शिक्षक एवं गुरु
की मर्यादा का कभी भी उलंधन नहीं करना चाहिए।

इस प्रकार स्वामी हरिप्रसादजी ने विद्यार्थी के उत्तम परिणाम एवं संस्कारयुक्त
जीवन जीने का आशिर्वाद देकर विद्यार्थिओ के अच्छे अंक की कामना कर आत्मीय
विद्यामंदिर से करीब 7:45 बजे गमन किया।

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