Social Initiatives

We at QCS believe that each individual has a responsibility towards the family, society, nation and the environment. It is imperative to inculcate and enhance these qualities among the children. The following activities are part of the co-scholastic curriculum:

• Visit to a Senior Citizens Home.
• Ozone protection awareness
• Anti-Crackers Movement
• Adopt a Neighbourhood Park
• Rags to Jhola Brigade
• Toy & Book Bank Initiative(s)
• One Nation Reading Together
• My Rakhi to my brothers on the border
• Adopt a stray pet

10th-16th October 2023 - PBL Activity: Water Management
SDG-6: Nations Sustainable Development Goal - Clean Water and Sanitation for All

Project-Based Learning is an innovative approach to education that encourages students to learn through hands-on and realworld experiences. In line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6, which aims to ensure clean water and sanitation for all, the students of all grades undertook a project to raise awareness and inspire action on water management.

The little Queens of Kindergarten section raised awareness about water conservation through crafting slogans and poem recitation. They recited short poems on water conservation and repeated slogan oration showcased their understanding of the topic in an engaging manner.

The young Queens of Grade I wrote catchy and captivating slogans to inspire the society about water conservation. The Queens of Grade II added colours to the campaign through vibrant posters. Students used their artistic skills to design meaningful posters that highlighted the significance of responsible water management.

Nukkad Natak the direct and effective means of dramaturgy was tooled by the Queens of Grade IV-V to promulgate the message. The students enacted a lively street play in the school courtyard, emphasizing the need to protect water resources.

The Queens of Grade IV-VII took a hands-on approach by constructing models demonstrating different kind of water management techniques to conserve water and efficient water use. To further promote Community Outreach Programme, students of Grade IV-VII used Information Technology tools- Paint 3D, MS Word, PowerPoint and Scratch for designing advertisements and sharing it through social media platforms. Through this Project-Based Learning initiative, our students gained knowledge about SDG Goal 6 - Water Management and also developed crucial skills such as teamwork, research, communication, and problemsolving. This project informed them about the global challenge of water scarcity and empowered them to be responsible global citizens who can make a difference in their community.

20th January 2023 - National Road Safety Week Celebration

National Road Safety Week is observed from January 11 to 17 every year to propagate the cause of safer roads for all. The primary purpose of this campaign is to emphasize and educate people about the importance of road safety rules. During the week, various activities and awareness campaigns are organised throughout the country to create awareness among general public regarding road safety.

To commemorate this week, Queen’s Carmel School organized a road safety day on January 20, 2023. The objective was to encourage our Queens to be a part of this awareness program and be well-versed with road safety and traffic rules and tips. The day commenced with a role-play by the Queens of kindergarten on road safety. All the Queens subsequently watched an informative video lesson on traffic signs and safety advice. This was followed by a quiz and an interactive session to resolve their queries. The Queens were then guided through the school and provided training on the different road signs, as well as the rules for the playground and school buses. Road safety precautions and the significance of following the rules were also highlighted. At the end of the day, worksheets were provided to evaluate the acquired knowledge. It was an eventful, engaging and productive day.