1st A.C. Deb Inter-School Badminton Tournament
The tournament was held in Cambridge School, Srinivaspuri from 11th July to 15th July. The girls team secured the first position and the boys team secured the second position.
Runners up - Inter School football tournament
The 14th A C Deb Memorial Inter- School Football Tournament was held at Cambridge School Noida during the second week of December 2022. Both the girls & boys team participated from Cambridge School NFC.
Both teams played good football. The girls team were runners up in the tournament.
Winner- Solo Singing Competition
IMAGE – a cultural event of inter school competitions was held at Cambridge School Noida on 24 – 25 Nov 2022.
Aarav Rana – class V B sang a melodious song and bagged the 1st prize. Everyone appreciated his rendition of the song “What A Wonderful World”
Winner - Book Quiz
Three class 5 students – Pritam, Tamoghna and Rishu, from our school appeared for a book quiz organized by the Eureka book store. The quiz was on books and authors. They won the quiz and made the school proud.
Olympiad Topper
Noriza Rehman of class 5 appeared for the Math and Science Olympiad. She got the 1st rank and received a gold medal for math and got the 6th rank and a silver medal for science. Noriza has made our school extremely proud.
Our Young Artist
An International Drawing Competition organized by https://schoolalerts.in on May 21 and 22, 2022. Urna Ghosh of Class 3C stood 2nd. It was an hour-long sit-and-draw competition arranged online by the organizers. Children were grouped according to their classes and given topics to choose from and draw and colour. Urna was in category B (class 1, 2 and 3) and chose to draw an aquarium.
Our Young Artist
The Art Medium II series of art workshops conducted by the Devi Art Foundation were a great learning experience for our children. They worked with materials available in the house and did exciting projects where creativity and self-expression were brought out and the fun element was a constant. The children learnt about team-work and had a great time. The final show was wonderful as they got to exhibit their work in front of their school teachers, parents and friends. This project helped boost their confidence levels and exposed them to a lot of good works of art.
Our Young Artist
I am Baruni Ghosh Dastidar of 5th standard from Cambridge Primary School and I would like to share my overall experience about the Art Medium Foundation.
After joining it I was able to transform my imaginations and ideas on paper. My creativity got wings and I completely loved it. Looking forward to connect again in future.
Our Young Artist
I am Tirath. I really liked this workshop, it was worth all the hard work. I really feel proud to know that I could make so many awesome things just using home stuff. I really liked the teachers, they always motivated us about our work however it was. I made many friends and had a great time working with them. Lastly it was a very joyful, fun learning session.
Our Young Artist
I am Vanya Jairaj of class 4A. I liked this event organised by Devi Art foundation, I liked the different types of activities we did in the class and it was a lot fun with other teachers and friends from other schools. Thankyou Cambridge NFC for making me a part of the work shop.
Our Young Artist
I loved this workshop and had an amazing experience. I am so very thankful to each and every teacher. We had great fun and also learnt a lot.
Suranjan
Our Young Artist
Vanya Jairaj of class 4A participated in the Kukdukoo Art Fest- an All India Art Competition organized by Camel India.
This is what the little artist has to say about her drawing-
This drawing is about the world which we live in and all the things that happened due to climate change, example pollution, forest fire, habitat destruction etc. The girl in the picture is me as an astronaut and a Scientist who is on a mission to save the planet Earth. For this I created a health potion and went to space to spread it all over the earth to heal it.
Our Young Artist
Mikhail Khan of Nursery A had participated in the 3rd edition of Rhyme-O-Rhyme National Colouring Competition. It’s a national level competition with children from 120 schools across 45 cities participating. Mikhail secured the 6th position. We are proud of you!
Our Young Artist
An International Drawing Competition was organized by Schoolalerts (https://schoolalerts.in) on July 31st and August 1st 2021. Urna Ghosh of Class 2A secured the third position. It was an hour-long sit-and-draw competition arranged online by the organizers. Children were grouped according to their grades and given topics to choose from. Urna chose to draw a scenery of her choice.
Our Young Writer
Congratulations to Midori Das of Class 4 A for being a wonderful writer. She participated in the Kikli story writing competition where 29 schools from 14 cities participated and was declared one of the 51 winners whose stories will be compiled into a book and published. The Cambridge family is proud of you.
Short story by Midori - Lulu
On a sunny day, a fisherman waited by the river. It was a long, long wait. Yet, he couldn’t find his catch. He was about to give up … hang on! He netted something.
Oops! It was a shoe! Next, he found a can. And then, more cans, more junk. Wait. The there was a box, too.
Pop. The box opened on its own. A fish was inside.
“Hello! I am Lulu,” the fish spoke up. The fisherman jumped in shock. “Please don’t hurt me. I can do magic, fulfil three of your wishes,”
Lulu the fish, said.
“What, really?” the fisherman said, still unable to believe. “Umm
…let me try. My best friend’s mom has covid. They are too poor to buy medicines. Can you help?”
“Of course, I can. Go to his house and check. There will be a bagful of medicines outside her door.”
The fisherman floated the box with Lulu back in the waters and went back to the village to check on his friend’s mom. Indeed, the family found medicines by the door, along with a prescription on what to take and when!
“Magic, magic” the villagers shouted.
….
The fisherman went back to the same spot by the river in a few days.
The box appeared from the waters. Pop! Lulu the fish came out.
“How is your friend’s mom now?” “Very well. I have come to thank you.” “Do you have a second wish?”
“Yes. My eight- year old daughter was playing in the forest. She ran after a butterfly. Now, we can’t find her. It has been a few hours
and everyone is anxious. Can you help?”
“Of course. She will be back by the time you are home. Go.”
The fisherman went back. Indeed, his daughter found her way back. She was playing, and happy.
The fisherman and his wife were happier.
….
The fisherman was back to meet Lulu in a month. His wife had suddenly passed away of a lung disease. He was sad.
“Lulu, Lulu”.
The box floated up, and Lulu came out.
“Hello! Do you have a third wish?”
“Yes. My wife died. The doctor said it was because of pollution. My daughter and I don’t want to live on land anymore. Make us fish. We want to live with you.”
“Ha ha. It is no better here. You humans have polluted our waters. We are dying. I can’t grant this wish.”
“I am sorry, Lulu.”
“Clean the waters. Plant more trees. Don’t burst crackers. Both of us can live happily.”
Lulu disappeared.
The fisherman began cleaning the river the next day. He pulled out plastic bottles and cans. The villagers saw and joined him. They also planted hundreds of trees along the river, and in their village. The village head sent out a notice—no tree should be cut. In a few months, the villagers noticed a change. The air felt better, it rained more. Fields were green with plentiful of crops.
The fisherman went back to meet Lulu. It was a sunny day. Birds chirped. The water was so clean he could see a school of fish play.
“Lulu, Lulu”
The box did not float up. The river smiled.