The performance

By editor on Monday, 14 July , 2008 - 1:54 pm

Yohan MarshallStudents of DP (Grade 11 and 12) organised the entire show. The band enthralled the audience with its performance on July 12. Grade 9 and 10 had prepared short choreographed dance sequences to conclude the event and it was very well received by the spectators. Anjou maam’s zestful speech to commemorate ten years of the school and the success of the show was very touching. The spectators interviewed unanimously agreed that the band was good and that educational projects that promote joyful learning should be continued. At the end of the show, Sarvodaya International Trust, Gujarat Chapter sold books on Gandhi and Healing with Moltani Matti to raise funds for charity.
Well done students!

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Invitation by Lissa Chazot, Photographs by Grade 11 student Shriraj Sagara.

Category: Newsworthy, Reaching out, Blog

Sports in MGIS

By Lissa C. on Monday, 30 June , 2008 - 8:31 pm

During the last academic year students did gymnastics, Tennis, pyramid formation, races, mass drills, Kung Fu, Karate, Table-Soccer…They played Khokho, Langdi, Dodgeball, Handball, Throwball, Football, Rugby, Volleyball, La techque, Cricket and other games with Anirudh Sir and Benjamin Sir. Ultimate, the new game introduced this year has been extremely  popular. In the inter-class competitions held between MYP classes,  Grade 8 (MYP 3) demonstrated great zeal and very good skills in this new sport.

Students of KG3 to Grade 6 participated in the Sports Day that was held in March. Different activities adapted to the physical capacities of each age-group were offered.  Apart from that, both the girls’ and boys’ Football Team participated in an inter-school Under-14 Football Tournament and made it till the semi-finals.

This academic year, we have revamped the bathrooms to include showers and dressing rooms for boys and girls (separate). Athletism and gymnastics will continue to be included as part of the students’ regular training. In addition to the below mentioned activities, football, cricket, basket, karate and kung fu sessions will be offered after school as an optional sport from Grade 6 to 12. Diploma students can opt for the optional sport as part of (Action)-CAS. We are considering to offer judo as an optional sport this year.
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Category: Sports

Achievers !

By Lissa C. on Monday, 30 June , 2008 - 8:12 pm

Little ChampsIn the State Level Table-Soccer Tournament, students of Std 1-8 won 15 Gold medals, 14 Silver medals and 16 Bronze medals. In Karate, they won 5 Gold medals, 1 Silver medal and 6 Bronze medals. At the National Karate Tournament held in Chandigarh Fowzia Hawa won the Gold medal, Mazhar Hawa the Silver medal and Jatin Solanki the Bronze medal. The trio then went to Nepal for the International Karate Tournament held in May 07 and Jatin Solanki won the Bronze medal.
A shield was given to Jatin Solanki by the Mayor of Ahmedabad in a ceremony hosted by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation on 6/8/07 to commemorate student achievements in the city. Jatin won a bronze medal in the South-East Asian Karate Championiship held in Nepal in May 2007.
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Category: Newsworthy, Sports

Our student wins the Gold medal at the Nationals

By Lissa C. on Monday, 30 June , 2008 - 7:47 pm

Trusha Oza, a student from Grade 9 secured the first position in the National Karate Tournament. She also got her brown belt. Congratulations!
It has been a matter of pride for us to have so many girls participating in martial arts offered in school. Last year Fowzia Hawa, a student from Grade 9 (then) won the Gold medal at the Nationals.We hope that our students keep a continued interest in martial arts.

Category: Newsworthy, Sports

Right to Information

By Lissa C. on Monday, 30 June , 2008 - 7:32 pm

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Students of MGIS were the first students who learned to use the Right to Information Act. Several forums and discussions with government officials, journalists, media persons and personalities later, they were ready to fight for issues they believed in. Many of them took a stand for their teachers with the RTI Act (click to read the article link above) and later used RTI to help others in their immediate surroundings.

Category: MGIS Insight, Newsworthy, Reaching out

Administrative Information

By editor on Friday, 27 June , 2008 - 3:53 pm

L'entrée de l'école The school has resumed its pedagogical and administrative activities for the academic year 2008-2009 since June.

Visitors can come between 2:30 p.m and 4:30 p.m, Monday to Saturday.

Class-Timings

Kinder Garten: 1.00 p.m to 4.30 p.m

Grade 1 & 2: 8.50 a.m to 12.50 p.m

Grade 3 to 10: 8.50 to 3.00 p.m

DP Year 1: 8.30 to 4.30 p.m

DP Year 2: 8.30 to 6.00 p.m

For more information, you email your query on writemgis@yahoo.com or call on 0091-79-26463888, 0091-79-26460740 between 11.00 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.

Category: Administrative Information, Job Application

A few Alumni Quotes

By Lissa C. on Wednesday, 4 June , 2008 - 8:06 pm

Abhik Basu:

I am studying Economics at University of Denison, USA.

“I’d like to think that that the most important asset that MGIS provided me with is a world-sensitive outlook. In the future, as I see myself move from place to place I think this is one thing that will help me no matter what I do. Besides that, it gave me a pot full of amazing, and fun memories as well!”

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Category: MGIS Insight, Alumni, Blog

Celebrating Holi in school

By Lissa C. on Sunday, 23 March , 2008 - 3:18 am

On Wednesday, the students celebrated Holi with organic colours and water. Students got wet and
pulled their teachers into getting wet and coloured, later they danced to peppy numbers.

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Category: Newsworthy

About MGIS

Mahatma Gandhi International School is an authorized IB World School located in Ahmedabad Gujarat India. Our uniqueness and excellence comes from our relentless commitment to innovative pedagogical research and training.