Clubs in school
World is largely revolving around the click of the mouse. The most far reaching change that is occurring is the rapid growth of information as fact supercedes fact and analysis counter analysis. The new information age requires an educated workforce and the computers are contributing to the educational process today.
In the past few years, India has witnessed a "COMPUTER FEVER". The use of computers has expanded so rapidly that their presence can no longer be ignored. Exploring information technology has thus become the chief determinant of the progress of nation, communities and individuals.
Since the computer is the engine driving our information society, students require an understanding of this tool and its uses to help them to adapt to the world of accelerating change and to face challenges and competition.
Keeping in view, the global requirements of information technology, Kulachi Hansraj Model School has introduced a COMPUTER CLUB-tech4us with a mission of preparing today's learners for tomorrow's world.
• To develop "Computer Consciousness" among students.
• To facilitate learning which best happens through self inquiry, exploration and experiencing.
• It keeps them interested and involved in the school.
• Tech team members are excellent role models for the rest of the school. Younger students are inspired to become tech team members.
• Students are able to receive help from someone in their peer group rather than from a teacher.
• Students learn to face competitions and challenges of future.
• Computer club will let the students learn about how they want to represent themselves and their school to the rest of the world.
• Students become increasingly knowledgeable and learn to take more responsibility.
• Not only do they learn to work on the software with the students and the teachers but they also help to maintain the computer labs.
• It is the first step on the road that we hope end in a positive learning experience for our students.
Tech4us proposes some events for the students to bring out their talents and creativity in different areas related to Information Technology.
The proposed list of events are as under:
• PowerPoint Presentations
• Web Designing
• C++ Programming
• Quiz
• Paintbrush competition
• Extempore
• Debate
• Skit
• Flash
• Digital Imaging
• Gaming
• Fancy dress
The Mathematics Laboratory of KHMS has come a long way since its inception in 1995. The primary objective of the laboratory has been to enrich teaching of Mathematics at the school level. The 'learning by discovery approach' is practiced here where the students are made to work on projects and activities, which highlight the relevance of mathematics to the real world. what began as an after-school activities taken up by a few motivated students, is now a important activity available to students from classes VI to XII. In the laboratory, Mathematics is brought to life through the use of technology in the form of graphic calculators, graphing software and hand-on activities. The Mathematics Laboratory also functions as a resource centre for other schools and conducts professional development programs and training workshops for teachers.
The Interact Club is governed by the Social Service Language and the two work in co-ordination with each other Interact Club is a part of the SUPW activities for classes IX XII. It is also a part of the rotary Club of Delhi at the school level. It consists of a group of like-minded individuals who work collectively to do their bit for society through social service and spreading awareness about various social issues. A host of activities are organized every year.
Fulfilling Social Responsibilities: No matter how high the flight but students of our school maintain an undying relationship with pragmatic, real world and still remain down to earth.
Keep handling various projects by devoting time for social causes. They run Rotary Interact Club, Calamity Combat Club & Aryan Club. They teach students of neighbouring slums, also accord them space on the same stage as themselves
With Rotary Club as the parent body, students participate in disaster management programmes, visit old age homes, play an active role in tree plantation and drive against polybags, child labour etc.
They also know the importance of mother nature and its generosity in feeding and nurturing the masses. They plant new plants, water them and rejoice in their growth.