The Styling and
Photoshoot event of the 3 Months Batch turned out to be an event of exploration
on the Style and Confidence of the Students.
In 2 Teams, the
themes were provided with guidance and corrections. The Students wore their
outfit, accessories and attitude according to the theme. The Photoshoot turned
out to be a Style Confidence Booster
Event.
Garba Night at GSFS!
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Report of the Event- “Stories that Matter” |
Introduction:
The first event organized by Office Bearers of the
Rotarct Club 2016-17 was on 6 October, 2016 (Thursday) in the Audio Visual Room
of Good Shepherd Finishing School. The event was organized with the idea of
breaking walls between the Finishing School girls. Also, to give them a
vulnerable platform to share their experiences and stories which they usually
refrain talking about. There were 7 groups each headed by an office bearer, who
served as a facilitator for their group. This was done to ensure that each
person takes part and the same is carried out in a smooth and positive manner.
To ensure a more comfortable zone, the room was lit with the fairy lights alone
coupled with a light instrumental music playing in the background. This was
done so that the girls could be ensured that everything that they talk about or
share will be within their personal zone and to ensure that they could freely
come out of their shells.
Proceedings:
The following was the flow of the
event:
- Chit picking for the group allotment and seating
- Introduction of the Office Bearers and the Purpose for Event
- Explanation as to how each person would participate
- Group Activity: story/experience sharing
- Feedback and Experience of the participants
- Conclusion Note
- Informing about the Suggestion Box for further activities of the Rotaract
Conclusion:
The event went on for 1.5 hour and was successful, serving
the purpose with which it was organized and was highly appreciated. The event
went on smoothly with the girls willing to participate. They were all glad for
having being a part of such a platform where a few thought that they could melt
down and be open about their emotions. With a few laughing, few crying, while a
few feeling lighter. The program was an overall success with everybody looking
forward to more such events.
Serve Society, Serve God!
The
visit to Mercy Home and the time spent there was worth a billion, as it brought
happiness and smiles to the face of the inmates.
The entertainment programmes that the students staged were enjoyed well and the effort reinforced
the fact that when we serve society, we serve God.
Soups and Salads Competition
The Soups and Salads Competition of the 3 Months
Batch Students was held on 21 September, 2016. In Teams, the Students explored their culinary
skills with the production of savoring Soups, Crispy Salads and Baked
Accompaniments.
The competition witnessed the transformation of hesitant, coy ladies to confident and smart Chefs.
The winners of the
Competition;
Soups
First position – Team Number 1
·
Ms. Shailja Jalan
·
Ms. Adhisri
·
Ms. Priyal Bothra
·
Ms. Sunaina Arshad
Salads
First position – Team Number 7
·
Ms. Sanjhi Patodi
·
Ms. Srishti Mittal
·
Ms. Geethanjaly
Accompaniment:
First position – Team Number 5
·
Ms. Vaishali Chauhan
·
Ms. Abhilasha Agrawal
·
Ms. Vrinda Agarwal
Overall Performance:
First position – Team Number 1
·
Ms. Shailja Jalan
·
Ms. Adhisri
·
Ms. Priyal Bothra
·
Ms. Sunaina Arshad
DIETETICS AND NUTRITION COMPETITION
There is no love sincere than the love for food. And the love
only doubles when you can cook what you love. But then there is a constant
battle between what you can eat and what you should. Every phase of our life is
dominated by different diets and this was exactly the theme of the
competition.
The following diet plans were prepared and presented:
· Diet for Anaemia
· Diet for Diabetes, Obesity
· Diet for
Diabetes,Under Weight
· Brain boosting diet
· Diet for Kidney
Stone
· Diet for Pregnancy
women- First 3 Months
· Diet for Cholestrol
Patient
· Low acid diet
· Detox diet
The competition was held on 24 September, 2016.
The competition taught the students that the recipe does not
have a soul but the as chefs they can bring diversity, magical elements and
soul to food. Everyone can cook but the best cooks are the ones who love food.
The winners of the competition were:
1st Place – Diet for Anaemia
·
Ms. Shailja Jalan
·
Ms. Adhisri
·
Ms. Priyal Bothra
·
Ms. Sunaina Arshad
1st Place – Diet for Diabetes, Obesity
·
Ms. Arushi Maheshwari
·
Ms. Kanika Khandelwal
·
Ms. Vandana Menghani
2nd Place – Low acid diet
·
Ms. Shreeya
·
Ms. Sreedevi Prakasachandran
·
Ms. Nivi Yeptho
3rd Place – Detox diet
·
Ms. Aishani Bansal
·
Ms. Yashika Bantia
·
Ms. Svasti Garg
Onam – The festival of Equality and Peace !
Onam, the most important secular regional festival of Kerala was celebrated at GSFS with great enthusiasm and energy. The traditional “Athappookkalam” or floral carpet was laid by the faculty and Students.
The sumptuous Onam feast which is the
highlight of the festival was shared by the GSFS Family and the day marked yet
another day of festivity and joy irrespective of cultural and religious
differences.
Skin,
Hair, Accessories…. Grooming Workshop!!
A 2 day Workshop on Skin care, Hair care, Power
Dressing, Accessories and Fragrance was conducted by Ms Shilpa Jain, a renowned
Professional Make-up Artist.
The 9 Months Batch Students attended the
Workshop. The session helped the Students to comprehend the importance of the
minute details to be taken care of in Power Dressing.
Time Management – the Skill mastered!
Time management, an
important aspect in Self management, was mastered well at the workshop on Time
Management. The 3 day workshop was facilitated by Mr. G Balachandran, the well
known Corporate Trainer.
The knowledge packed
session was intertwined with activities and competitions. It was a splendid
learning experience with a difference which made a difference to the students.
‘Talent Nites’ at Good Shepherd Finishing School!
Team Jubilant
of the 3 Months Batch performed on the theme; CARNIVAL
Team Jubilant
of the 3 Months Batch performed on the theme; CARNIVAL
Art Competition:
The Art competition
of the 3 Months Batch Students gave them the opportunity to reflect on
themselves and create an image which they would project to be as the topic was:
“Objective Drawing“.
The competition
brought out the hidden potential of the Students.
Results:
Pencil shading
category;
· I Position - Ms.
Shreeya
· II Position - Ms.
Gunjan Bantia
Colour pencil
category;
· I Position - Ms.
Svasti Garg
· II Position - Ms.
Nivi Yeptho
· III Position - Ms.
Vandana Menghani
Painting category;
· I Position - Ms.
Arushi Maheshwari
· II Position - Ms.
Priyal Bothra
· III Position - Ms.
Trisha Agarwal
