Friday, 16 October 2015

Sports news - Athletics

Don Bosco High School,
Matunga, Mumbai
16 October, 2015




Congratulations to Master Hrithik Swarup Of Std. 9 and Master Carlton Das of Std. 10 for their creditable performances at the DSO organized inter scsecond in the shot put event for boys (under 17), and Carlton bagged the 3rd place in 5 kms walk. Hrithik Swarup has qualified for the Divisional DSO meet to be held later.hool Athletic Meet held from 12th to 14th Oct at Priyadarshini Park, Nepeansea Road. Hrithik stood


                        

   

Wednesday, 14 October 2015

News Flash - DB Matunga ranked top State Board school

15 Oct, 2015

Don Bosco High School Matunga has added another feather in its cap. It has collected another title to add to the growing list of accolades and awards - this time around, being adjudged the top State Board school in Mumbai at the Times of India Schools Survey 2015. The modules of the survey included Factual survey and Perceptual rating survey. Indeed a proud achievement for the school, the staff, students and our esteemed stakeholders!


Friday, 9 October 2015

‘Bisleri Recycling Drive’

Don Bosco High School, 
Matunga, Mumbai
8 October, 2015

The Nature Club’s efforts towards the ‘Bisleri Recycling Drive’ a grand success
-Ms Ashwini Gupte / Ms. Lakshmi Krishna / Ms. Barkha Shah

 The nature club students of Don Bosco High School were delighted as their plastic bottle collection, a drive initiated by Bisleri, ranked the school among the top 10 in Mumbai. The boys collected close to 500 kilos of plastic bottles and handed them over for recycling.The eco-warriors, shaken by reports of the ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ and sensing the need to reduce non-biodegradable plastic waste, eagerly took up the activity and the entire school contributed to the cause. We thank our nature club enthusiasts- Kanishk from X F, Aniruddh and Harshavardhan from X E and Devansh from IX F, for their dedication to the task. The students of Classes VII C, IX E and X E especially deserve a mention for their efforts, as does Reagan Fernandes from VII C, who contributed over 2000 bottles.

Healthy Food Day - Sr.KG

Don Bosco High School,
Matunga, Mumbai
7 October, 2015

The  Sr. KG. boys along with their teachers had an amazing day today the 7th of October 15 as they had planned a 'Healthy Food Day'. The children were divided into groups and each group had to depict on a chart a healthy meal that they have at home.  The class was all excited  as each child spoke about the breakfast,  lunch or dinner that they eat at home. The inputs of the teacher regarding healthy eating  made a huge impact on their young minds. They also had an activity where they had to stick healthy food in paper plates. 


Field Trip STD II


Don Bosco High School,
Matunga, Mumbai
7 October, 2015




STD II went for a field trip to the Nehru Science Center. The students were learning about the sense organs in class and here were given  a first hand experience through the various gadgets around. The students were ask to take notes and draw sketches of all that they have seen and learnt. 

On their return a discussion was held on what they had experienced and the students did an activity based worksheet to record the event. The students really enjoyed themselves.


Tuesday, 6 October 2015

Dance Competition Std IV

 Dance Competition 
-Ms Kashmira Rodrigues

Don Bosco High School
Matunga, Mumbai
5th October, 2015

            



   
Dancing is always a great way to keep busy and is a lot of fun .Dance represents ones feelings. The students of Std IV put on their dancing shoes and displayed their moves. Eliminations were held in class and three boys from each class were selected. It was amazing to see the students perform on stage. They danced to the rhythm of popular songs. They incorporated various dance forms like hip-hop, free style and kept the audience entertained . They were judged by experienced chorographers, the criteria being expression, style, use of stage and props used. Of the twelve students who participated in the final round three were declared winners - Kate Kaustubh, Kyle Rozario and Aditya Valia. At the end of the competition the judges put up a performance which was a treat to the eyes.

N. C. S. C. Research Projects 2015

-Ms Ashwini Gupte


Don Bosco High School,
 Matunga Mumbai
6 October, 2015


 Under the able guidance of their guide teacher, Mrs. Anita Philip, two groups of young researchers from Don Bosco High School, Matunga, belonging to Class VIII (Junior Group) have successfully completed their research activity; the one group having worked on 'Our Local Fauna' and the other on 'Supervision of Solar Energy.'
Group I worked on the topic 'Our Local Fauna', with the help of resource persons, Mr. Kaustubh and Mr. Macson from GreenLine.
The team members were Harsh Sawant, Siddharth Gupta, Aayush Matkari, Ethan Sequeira and Kshitij Pawar.
The team worked to study if our local fauna favours exotic trees over native trees. They chose Cannonball, Rain tree, Gulmohar and Ashoka trees from the exotic category for observation and Tamarind, Umber and Mango trees from the native category.
Their main objectives were as follows-
1. Trees preferred by local fauna as habitat.
2. Niche habitat of local fauna around the tree.
3. Impact of weather change on habitat preference by fauna.
Group II chose 'Supervision of Solar Energy' and worked with resource person, Dr. Dhanaji Kale.
The team included Varun Shenoy, Atharva Chirmade, Aryan Chopra, Nirnay Korde and Gautam Oberoi.
The team worked on the various factors that could bring down the green house gas emissions and help bring a positive impact on our weather and climate.
Their main objectives were-
1. Setting a personal example of our school as a 'Green' school and encouraging the neighbourhood schools and colleges to become potential contributors in reducing G.H.G.'s by studying their power bills.
2. A gradual but steady shift from thermal energy to solar energy with proper planning could help contribute to improve the quality of human life, the environment and the economic growth of our country (G.D.P.), especially the rural areas.