Workshop
by Dr. Mohan
“When you aspire something, the whole nature
conjures to make it happen for you.” Was the highlight of the motivational talk
given by Dr. Mohan in his address to the students of Good Shepherd
International School and Good Shepherd Finishing School. His talk motivated us
and guided us to redefine our goals to becomebetter, positive and productive
individuals.
On the auspicious
day of Rakshabandhan, we learnt the art of making handmade Rakhis, which we
sent across to our respective brothers. This way, this Rakshabandhan was a very
emotional one for all of us. We used beads, satin ribbons, sequins, motifs,
laces and silk threads to make Rakhis..
We dressed in
traditional attire and spent quality time with each other. A few of us, visited
the GSIS campus, where we spent time with our brothers. It was really a
memorable Rakshabandhan.
“Genesis” …of the 3 Months Batch
The President - GSFS |
The Principal- GSFS |
The Students- GSFS |
The 3 Months Batch- Joyous |
The 3 Months Batch -“Romedy Comedy”
The
members of team Jubliant, staged their talent nite, ‘Romedy Comedy,’ A
combination of romance and comedy. The audience witnessed a wonderful
recreation of the famous 12th night by William Shakespeare. The program was an
amalgamation of every act of entertainment such as dance, drama, singing, music
and fashion show, where the girls transformed themselves into elegant ladies of
the 21st century.
The President- GSFS |
The 3 Months Batch - Jubilant |
Flower Arrangement Workshop
Gerbera,
Carnation, Sunflower, Liliums…., flower sand fillers of all criteria were
arranged with the best aesthetic sense that could ever be, at the Flower
arrangement Workshop held for the 3 Months Batch students. The session gave
complete awareness on various floral arrangements which equipped them to manage
the floral interiors on their own.
Nilgiris…
In and Out !
Dr Tarun Chabra |
GSFS Students - 9 Months and 3 Months Batch |
It was an
interesting session in which he gave us in-depth facts about the culture,
heritage, flora and fauna of Nilgiris. It is said that the Todas are one of the last vegetarian tribes in the
world, who are not only unique in culture but also in its shrubberies and
wildlife.
It was surprising
to know that, a beautiful world exist in such a small valley which upholds a
combination of culture, heritage, flora and fauna.
The workshop by
Dr Tarun Chabra helped us to build a new perspective towards nature. It has
abetted us in the better understanding of the life of the tribes. The session
showed a clear picture on how different the life of tribes is, compared to the
other habitats.
This workshop has
built a sense of responsibility in us towards nature and has made us aware of
the one of the part of the world which exist. Also, this has helped us to know
our locale better.