Pakistan Day Junior II Girls On 22nd March Staff and students of Junior II celebrated Pakistan Day with zeal and enthusiasm, students got the opportunity to participate in speeches, poetry recitals and interactive quizzes. The spirit of patriotic love was brimming over all the section. [robo-gallery id=”17503″]
Declamation Contest 2023 The halls of The Intellect School came alive with the sweet symphony of words on September 13, 2023, as students showcased their linguistic prowess in a spectacular Bilingual Declamation Event. This event, which celebrated the beauty of both English and Urdu languages, left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to witness it. The Bilingual Declamation Event was a testament to the school’s commitment to fostering linguistic and communicative skills among its students. It provided a platform for over 50 students to explore the nuances of two rich languages, English and Urdu, and express themselves with eloquence and confidence. The event commenced with an enthusiastic opening ceremony, with the Holy name of Allah (S.W.T) where students, and teachers, gathered to support the young orators. The atmosphere was charged with excitement and anticipation, setting the stage for a memorable evening. Participants from grades IX, X & XI took turns on the stage, each delivering a declamation speech in both English and Urdu. The topics ranged from pressing societal issues to inspiring personal experiences. The versatility displayed by the participants was truly commendable, as they seamlessly transitioned between the two languages, captivating the audience with their words. The judges faced the arduous task of evaluating the performances, as the speeches were not only well-articulated but also conveyed profound messages. It was heartwarming to witness the passion and dedication of these young speakers. The event was not just about competition; it was about fostering a love for languages and promoting cultural diversity. It allowed students to appreciate the beauty of different linguistic backgrounds while also honing their own language skills. One of the highlights of the evening was the heartwarming interaction between students who spoke English as their primary language and those who favored Urdu. The event served as a bridge that connected these two linguistic worlds, emphasizing the importance of bilingualism in a multicultural society. As the event drew to a close, the winners were announced and awarded for their outstanding performances. However, every participant was a winner in their own right for having the courage to step onto the stage and share their thoughts and emotions. The Bilingual Declamation Event at Zainab Qasim Auditorium was not just an event of speeches; it was a celebration of language, culture, and the power of expression. It left an indelible mark on all those who attended, serving as a reminder of the immense talent and potential within the student body. In conclusion, the Bilingual Declamation Event The Intellect school was a resounding success, showcasing the school’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals who can communicate effectively in a globalized world. It was a night to remember, reminding us all that words have the power to inspire, unite, and transform lives. [robo-gallery id=”17991″]
Independence Day Celebration Elementary Section ! A vibrant and patriotic celebration was organized by the Elementary Section on 11th August, 2023. Flags, laughter, and heartwarming activities filled our school courtyard as young hearts embraced the spirit of unity and national pride. Let’s keep the flame of patriotism alive in their hearts. [robo-gallery id=”17921″]
Annual Inter-Class Qirat Competition 2022-23 Junior I Section Annual Inter-class Qirat Competition (Junior Section) 1444/2023 The Intellect School Junior Section hosted the Inter-class Qirat Competition on 26th J’Sani 1444/19th January 2023, Thursday. Participants mesmerised the audience with their heartfelt recitations, MashaAllah. Ya Rabb, may our hearts be ever attached to You سبحانہ تعالٰی, Your Beloved, Your obedience and with those whom You love. Help us do those deeds that bring us closer to You, Aameen. Winners Qirat Competition Grade IFirst Position: Ahmed Abdullah Chaudary and Syed Hamza Huzaifa Second Position: Ramlah NaseerThird Position: Muhammad Bin Noman Winners Qirat Competition Grade IIFirst Position: Muhammad Umar and Yousha HaroonSecond Position: Zubair Ahmed Third Position: Muhammad Khubaib Danish and Mustafa Shakeel Winners Qirat Competition Grade IIIFirst Position: Muhammad Aksam Second Position: Humaima Malik Third Position: Museera Salman [robo-gallery id=”17148″]
Project Day Math Enigma To combat the drastic effects of climate change, students made a model of a sustainable city with affordable and clean solar energy, solar-powered windmills, and solar cars. They also created a working model of an air pollution prevention system, presented ways to reduce air pollution, andmade a rainwater harvesting system to generate electricity.There was a working model of a drinking water treatment plant and a low-cost emergency water treatment plant. A food pyramid was presented for good health and well-being.Students presented a research-based project on outer and inner sanitation by using ablution water carefully. Students aimed to end hunger and ensure access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food through crop rotation and to avoid food waste.Students also brought up the idea of seed bombing, kitchen gardens using compost, vertical gardens where they had grown garlic, onion and ginger using old bottles.Students created Islamic geometric art designs, polygons, low-cost working calculators, abacuses, sundials, and other learning tools. Some students made organic cosmetics, cakes, tarts, and kebabsfrom fruit and vegetable peels.Different craft ideas like wall-hanging, organizers with newspaper and cardboard, basket from plastic bottles, clips and hair bands from toothpaste tube, Grocery bag out of old jeans, door mats from oldclothes, table mats from jute, Sofa cushions from old T- shirts. Kitchen gloves from old towel. They made decoration pieces and sceneries from sea shells and pistachio shells.Students of grade VII remained the limelight of the day as they promoted blood donation for Thalassemia and created awareness about health and well-being.The exhibition was a great success, and visitors from Mama Parsi School, Hira Foundation School, and mothers appreciated the theme-based projects[robo-gallery id=”16780″]
English Declamation Contest English Declamation Contest, an artistic form of public speaking contest where the contestants from each section of Grade IV and V were given a chance to share their views on different topics. This time the English team made sure that the average students from each section were provided with the opportunity to showcase their talent of public speaking Winners of Grade IV: 1st position: Bushra Kashif IV-A Topic: If I were the principal of my school 2nd Position: Bashair Shafqat IV-B Topic: Should zoos be banned? 3rd Position: Deenah Talha IV-C Topic: Effects of technology on our health Winners of Grade V 1st Position: Mariam Omair V-D Topic: Laughter is the best medicine 2nd Position: Raviha Abid V-C Topic: Don’t let anyone steal your dreams! 3rd Position: Azeen Ali V-B Topic: Is it possible to live without the internet? [robo-gallery id=”17559″]
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Annual Art Exhibition Junior I Section “Every child is an artist.” – Pablo Picasso To celebrate the creativity of our young artists, the Intellect School – Junior I Section organized an ‘Art Exhibition’ for the parents from 5th – 8th May, 2023. The exhibit showcased the art and craftwork of the young children of Grade I – III. The exhibition allowed children to explore their artistic side and create their artworks using a variety of styles, media, and themes.[robo-gallery id=”16829”]
Field Trip 2023 Exposure to historical places like Quaid-e-Azam house, Frere hall Library, and Mohatta Place took place on the 12th of January for O’level Girls of The Intellect School. Students witnessed Quaid’s lifestyle, the elegance of the furniture and cutlery, and a beautiful garden. At Frere Hall Library, more than 70,000 books are not well-kept, however, the oldest book was from the 16th Century including a newspaper archive dating back to the year 1958. [robo-gallery id=”15751″]
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