Recognition by MIT, USA - Heal the World App

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA has recognised Pranet Pahwa and his team as the winner of MIT APP INVENTOR APPATHON FOR GOOD 2021, they have selected their App Heal the world – Recycling Solutions for a better tomorrow as the winner for People Choice Youth team.
HEAL THE WORLD is an endeavour to encourage kids to take up Recycling Goals. The App is a step towards encouraging the people to undo the harm and save our planet.
We are constantly noticing that the Metro-Cities especially in the developing countries are drowning in their own garbage! According to the recent statistics India generates about sixty million tonnes of garbage. Out of this, 45 million tonnes of garbage remain untreated. To put that in other words, this is untreated garbage piled on the three million trucks!! If we go on this rate, then urban India will generate 160.5 million tonnes of garbage per year by 2041.
The objective of App 'Heal the World' is to bring awareness among children and adults of the countries that are grappling with problems related to recycling and waste management. This aims at sensitizing people to the impending problems related to waste management, to spread awareness in society about this highly important issue, to educate people why we have to think fast and hard about the importance of recycling for sustainable cities, to suggest ways to make recycling easy and practical at a minimum reasonable cost.
The app is divided into 3 sections.
The first section “Know more” shows us why and how to recycle.
The second section “Have some fun” is a section with two very interesting games and a very relevant quiz which will motivate the users to rethink their lifestyle choices and give their best to adopt recycling goals and take up trash management sincerely.
The third and the last section helps students, community members and the people at large to take part in solving the recycling problem.
The app offers three solutions to make sure that the cities meet their recycling goals. The first solution is when we want to recycle old things like clothes, toys, gadgets, books etc. most of us are unable to find avenues to recycle our used things. Through the App, the users can raise a request on the app and a representative will come to pick up the things which are no longer needed and the representative will further deliver the things to the NGO’s and the NGO’s will further make sure that the things reach the needy people. Once the things have been delivered, the user gets a message and the cycle closes. The second solution is to help people make their kitchen gardens and their own compost and if somebody does not know how to make a compost or a kitchen garden. Again a representative from Heal the world can be reached out to. Once a slot or an appointment is booked, the representative will visit the household and help in setting up the kitchen garden and a compost. The third solution is to help inspire and encourage people to join and volunteer for community cleaning drives.
Link of App - https://gallery.appinventor.mit.edu/?galleryid=bfb1b455-02ea-42e5-8bd4-e22db88930b2
Result Link: - https://appathon.appinventor.mit.edu/results
(Pls see: People’s Choice Results – Youth Team – Heal the world)
E Pluribus Unun, July 2021 Edition

The Critical Race Theory was presented in response to an Afro-American civil rights issue.
We proudly present the July 2021 edition of the E Pluribus Unum wherein the students have articulated their viewpoint and understanding of the same.
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VUCA Chronicles, July 2021 Edition

Space, the final Frontier , truly the race to space has begun.
Highlighting the same is our July 2021 edition of the VUCA Chronicles.
With an array of articles, the underlining theme is courage and grit. Enjoy the musings of our Middle Schoolers.
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HCL Jigsaw Winner 2021 - Grade 9 Raghav Garg

HCL Jigsaw is a new pioneering program with an objective of building a culture of problem solving in the country, starting at the school level. This is India’s Premier Critical Reasoning Platform for students from Grades 6 to 9. It had participants from across the country in each grade. Raghav is among the 3 winners in Grade 9.
HCL Jigsaw aims to:
- Raise awareness on the importance of 21st century skills;
- Celebrate educators who strive hard to nurture these skills in young individuals.
- Recognize and reward students who have the potential to be tomorrow's leading problem-solvers; and
- Help all participating students understand improvement areas so that they can work towards developing these critical skills.
Rewards for Raghav Grag
The Winners Trophy.
Prizes worth up to INR 1 L per student including laptop, portable speaker and Wi-Fi printer.
Learning opportunities at HCL Innovation Labs on real life projects.
Congratulations to India's Top Young Problem Solvers
VUCA Chronicles, June 2021 Edition

We are delighted to share the June 2021 edition of our Middle School Student's magazine- VUCA Chronicles
The students present an eclectic mix of articles, from the story of the Queen of England to biodiversity, from elucidating their thoughts to expressing their feelings. The students serve a palatable dish to suit every genre’s taste.
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Congratulations Avviraaj Kalia
Avviraaj Kalia of Grade 1 was placed 'Winner' in the 22nd Greens to Glory Junior Golf Tournamnet held at Classic Golf and Country Club in the age category E (8 years and below).
He previously secured 1st Position in the Champion of Champions Tournament by Acegolfindia held on 22nd July at Jaypee Greens Noida.
E Pluribus Unum, June 2021 Edition

Presenting the June edition of the E PLURIBUS UNUM.
The Social Contract, a concept that binds the society but also has the ability to liberate the Human race. After all, man is a social animal and no one is an island!
Enjoy this edition that titillates the mind into thinking about our societal horizons.
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VUCA Chronicles, May 2021 Edition

We present the May 2021 edition of the Middle Years Students magazine, VUCA CHRONICLES
On the occasion of the "Press Freedom Day" celebrated on 3rd May the magazine elucidates the challenges, the pitfalls, and privileges of the Press.
The maturity of the student musings is heartening and testament to the Shiv Nadar School's pedagogy.
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E PLURIBUS UNUM, May 2021 Edition

Presenting the May edition of the E PLURIBUS UNUM
Conflict over a piece of earth is the oldest fight amongst the human race.
Read about these conflicts in our May edition starting with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The VUCA Chronicles, May Edition

We present the May 2021 edition of the Middle Years Students' magazine, VUCA Chronicles.
On the occasion of the "Press Freedom Day" celebrated on 3rd May the magazine elucidates the challenges, the pitfalls and privileges of the Press.
The maturity of the student musings is heartening and testament to the Shiv Nadar School's pedagogy.