Athulya Gloria Sajimon: A young poet

" Birds at Dawn" is a unique collection of poems versed by a relatively unknown child poetess Athulya Gloria Sajimon, an 11th grade student of Indian School Al Gubra. She is the daughter of Er. Saji M. Lukose (TKM) and Mrs. Shirly. Congratulations

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ROHIT KRISHNAKUMAR- SHEIKH HAMDAN AWARD WINNER 2009-2010

Congratulations!!! We are proud to announce that Rohit Krishnakumar, Grade 5 student of DPS Dubai, has won the Prestigious Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Distinguished Academic performance.  Rohit Krishnakumar is the son of TN Krishnakumar (CETA Alumini, 1995-2001 in Muscat/Oman, He was former General Secretary of KEF )  and Geethu Krishnakumar who are at present in Dubai,UAE.
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Sanjay Jaleel makes a mark at film festival

Thirteen year old Sanjay Jaleel's first film "Luke Birthday" was among 40 short films screened; screenplay, story and direction all by him.

MUSCAT | He is only 13 year old but quite an accomplished young chap. The boy studying in Grad VII at the Indian School A Ghubra is the youngest participant at the sixth Muscat International Film Festival (MIFF). Thirteen year old Sanjay Jaleel’s first film Luke’s Birth day was among the 40 short films screened at the various venues of the Muscat International Film Festival. It was selected from the 8 short films that were entered in the foreign film category (competition section) to be screened at the festival. “He is the only child among the other adults said Abdul Jaleel father of Sanjay talking to Times of Oman. The 10minute long film’ screenplay story and direction have been handled by Sanjay. “The film has been done with the minimum utilities and resources yet it was selected to be a part of the Muscat Film Festival for its quality” said Abdul Jaleel. Sanjay is fond of watching movies and is a keen script writer. “He has written scripts for school plays and other forums earlier too” informed his father. Explaining the story of the film Sanjay said “It is about a boy Luke. The film opens with the boy waking up on his birthday only to find himself caught in a monotony of everyday life. The boy is always under pressure from his father who has high aspirations for him so much so that he doesn’t care about the boy’s feeling and desires. Even the birthday gift turns out to be huge disappointment for him.” “I have dedicated the films to all the Lukes of the world” he smiled. He is also grateful to his parents teachers and the crew for encouraging him to make the film ‘at the age of 12’. Yes the film was shot some months ago and most of the actors are people he knows. One among them is Sreekumar vice principal of Indian School Ghubra who plays the role of Luke’s father. Local boy Abhishek a student of ISM plays the role of Luke. The camera was handled by his father Abdul Jaleel the final cut sound track and mixing is by M.K. Shine. Sanjay intends to script his independent films sometime may be soon. “This honour of his film being screened at MIFF has made him very confident” said Abdul.

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GULF MEET for CBSE SWIMMING held in Qatar

1. Gold Medal in Back Stroke under-12 boys
2. Gold Medal in Free Style Relay under-12 boys (Al Ghubra School team)
3. Gold Medal in Medley Relay under-12 boys (Al Ghubra School team)

Aditya was selected to represent the Gulf Zone for the CBSE Nationals for the above events which was held in Chennai . The results for the same are as under:
CBSE SWIMMING NATIONAL MEET AT CHENNAI 2007

1. Bronze Medal for the Free Style Relay under 12 boys.
2. Fourth in the Medley relay under 12 boys

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