ORIENTATION - CLASSES VI, VIII & IX

SOCIAL SCIENCE WEEK​

"The social sciences have a critical contribution to make - in helping us understand, imagine and craft a more sustainable future for all."

Learning becomes tenfold enjoyable when we have fun in the process. In order to make studies a fruitful yet joyous experience, The Air Force School organised a Social Science week from 17 April 2023 to 21 April 2023 that included tons of fun activities for the tender minds of classes VI to X.

India is widely celebrated for her Unity in Diversity. Following this, students of class VI were given the task of preparing any folk song or dance to represent the multiformity of our country.

Education is incomplete without a close of creativity and authenticity. As part of the event, students of class VII consequently advocated against social evils by preparing a graphic strip, discouraging superstitions prevalent in the country.

'One earth, one family, one future' - this motto quite literally illustrates the theme of G-20 2023, presided by our homeland, India. To mark this huge milestone, students of class IX were encouraged to prepare a travelogue of any two countries participating in G-20 Summit of 2023.

Imagination is the soil that brings dreams to life - this was likely the quote that drove the young entrepreneurs of Class X to put forth their unique ideas on setting up a business. The idea of their very own Shark Tank had the students bubbling with excitement.

The success of the week marked to show how Social Science can help in raising the awareness of students about issues related  to their daily lives as well as the vast diversity of the world.

EARTH DAY CELEBRATIONS

EARTH DAY CELEBRATION AT JUNIOR WING

Earth day was celebrated in TAFS Junior wing from 19th – 21st April ’23. This year's theme was "Invest in Our Planet". Earth Day is celebrated to mark the importance of dedicating time, resources, and energy to solving the climate crisis. To instil the knowledge and importance of conserving our resources and preserving our planet various activities were organised in our school.
Class UKG did a hand printing activity with a message that we must plan more trees to save our planet Earth and class 1 proudly wore their “I love my Earth” badges and kept up the discussion on this theme entire week.
Class 2 recited poems and made posters to save Earth and its climate, the children appreciated the importance of preserving and taking care of our planet just like we look after our home after they listened to the pep talk given by their teachers.
Class 3 acknowledged that our actions have harmed the environment and this problem will keep growing until we pledge to keep it clean and protect it. To insist on the same and to create awareness they made brochures and cards.
Class 4 took a written pledge to keep the Earth safe and promised to invest in their planet by keeping their neighbourhood and local parks plastic free, conserving water, following sustainable fashion and creating awareness amongst people and children around by reducing wastage of things and how they can reuse available things for the sake of their planet. Children of class 4 also witnessed Nukkad natak with real life situations presented in a musical way by the students of class 7 which gave them practical solutions to existing problems ,which will always be imbibed in their heart.
One small way of contributing to the Earth's wellbeing is to carry a reusable bag always. The children of class 5 pledged to do so and made a reusable bag from old T- shirt and decorated it with old reusable items available at home. Children also wrote slogans/ quotes/ messages to save Earth. Class 5 also conducted a special assembly on the theme, Earth Day- Invest in our planet. The children started with a prayer for Mother Earth followed by a skit emphasizing the need to practice the 3 Rs- Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. The assembly ended with a dance performance by the kids on an environment awareness song, " Dharti ka Dil" conveying the message to protect our only Earth.

VISIT TO ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL, SHANKAR VIHAR

A group of ten students of class IX visited APS, Shankar Vihar on 19 April 2023 to observe their ATAL TINKERING LAB.

Students showed a great deal of interest in the various innovation showcased there – Smart Dustbins, 3D Printing, Hands Free Doorbell, all created by children working in the laboratory. These students were a part of the ATAL CLUB which meets once a week, they bring their ideas which are built up by the Trainer and Teachers. An ex-student showed a presentation on – Building circuits.

It was an enriching experience which is a step forward towards hand on teaching and learning of Science.

INTER SCHOOL QUIZ COMPETITION- PRODIGY XVI

REVISED PROVISIONAL STREAM ALLOCATION : CLASS XI (2023-2024)

Click on the class to view the list

• XI A
• XI B
• XI C
• XI D
• XI E

1. ​Kindly note that this is only provisional stream allocation. Final stream allocation will be done after the declaration of the CBSE board results.
2. Last date of payment of fees is 20 Apr 2023 (Thursday)
3. Students who have cleared their fee dues can attend the classes with the immediate effect.

VISIT TO FESTIVAL OF INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENUERSHIP (FINE) 2023, RASHTRAPATI BHAWAN

HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK- JUNIOR SCHOOL(05-12 April 2023)

"Health is a state of complete harmony of the body, mind and spirit" - BKS Iyengar

TAFS junior wing celebrated the 'Health Awareness' week, from 05 April to 12 April 2023, to promote a sense of well being among students. We all do agree that healthy citizens are the greatest asset any country can have. With that thought, the purpose of this program was to sensitize the students about the importance of a healthy lifestyle and hygienic measures to prevent infections and promote better health.

Students from classes I to V enthusiastically participated in many activities. Class I students brought healthy tiffin to school and recited poems on the importance of healthy eating. Class II children participated in discussions about the things which keep their teeth healthy and watched informative videos  thereby learning more about the dental health. Class III students made posters on the topic 'How to keep the heart healthy'.

Class IV children made a 'Wellness Wheel' which demonstrated the holistic way of improving the general well being. Class V children were participated in a general talk on healthy eating and well being, stressing the importance of regular exercise followed by specific demonstration on dental care. Correct brushing techniques were also demonstrated using a model of human jaw. The students also displayed their collective art work on good health on a display board for every one to learn from.

The celebration fulfilled its objective of developing a deep understanding of the essential link between individual and collective health for a sustainable life.

ADVISORY FOR PARENTS : REVISION OF AGE CRITERIA

1. The NEP-2020 envisaged change in age criteria for entry level admissions. Accordingly, age for admission to class-I, UKG and LKG has been increased from 05 to 06 years, 04 to 05 years and 03 to 04 years respectively. These changes have been implemented by the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan in KVs across the country, from AY 2022-23, besides various other schools in majority of the States. The ibid changes have also been implemented at Unit run AFS Schools from AY 2023-24.

2. However, the age criteria for entry level class (UKG) followed at the three Delhi bases Schools viz AFBBS, TAFS and AFGJI is governed by the guidelines issued by the Dte of Edn (DOE), GNCTD. As per the latest admission guidelines issued by the DOE vide Circular No .F.DE.15(172)/PSB/2016/9483-9492 dated 21 Nov 22, the age criteria for admission in various entry level classes remains unchanged.

3. As the age criteria prescribed by DOE regulated schools is different than that followed by KVs and other Unit run AF Schools pan India, it may subsequently affect the admissions on transfer from DOE regulated schools to KVs/other Unit run AF Schools. Hence, parents whose wards have taken admission in AFBBS/TAFS/AFGJI in class UKG in AY 2023-24 are intimated of the issue and its impact on continued education in the event of transfer to any other school not governed by DOE.

• XI A
• XI B
• XI C
• XI D
• XI E

Click here to view the fee structure

SCHOOL EXCURSION : GWALIOR - ORCHHA

EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION TO JAIPUR
CLASS VIII

PARENT ORIENTATION - CLASS V