We welcome a new year of hope and respite, 2021, which brings with it the anti-COVID vaccines and a sigh of relief. Notwithstanding every change around us, the children enjoyed displaying their talents during our Annual Surabhi-2020 and regaled all.
Here are reports from each of their sections in their own words. These young, budding Nation’s future resolve to change many more things for the New Year. Read more
Stories of paranormal activities and legends, and also drawings that send chills down our spines are the central theme
of this month’s issue. These are stories which have kept generations fascinated to the unfathomable, supernatural
world. Enjoy reading these articles that unravel or deepen the mysteries and quench your thirst for the unknown.
Manyata Jain receiving the award from Bangalore Sahodaya for being the 2nd topper in the city.
Sumitra Bhat Hosmat receiving the award for being the 3rd topper in the city
Sridaya Sampath receives the 3rd topper in the city from Bangalore Sahodaya for Grade 10
Our Founder Principal Mrs. Shanthi Menon receive cash awards on behalf of all grade 12 students who were centum holders in various subjects
Grade 1 to 4 |
| Grade/Section | Achiever of the year in academic – Sustained >90% | OVERALL OUTSTANDING STUDENT |
| 1A | ADRI TATACHAR – I A – 99.12 | SATHVIKA RUPAKULA – I D – 99.2 |
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| 2A | Sanaya Saiyan-98.82% | Sara Mechu- 97.23% Anay Joshi-97.18% |
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| 3A | ANMAY GOEL-98.33% | Srithik Tirshul(96.97%) |
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| 3E | ||
| 4A | Vedansh Bansal (4C) – 97.56% | Manushree Pande (4A) – 96.82% |
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4E |
Grade 5 to 8 |
| Grade / Section | Achiever of the Year (Academically best) | Outstanding overall performance(All rounder) |
| 5A | Hetvi Patel – 5D- 97.55% | Hridya Harish – 5E – 97.99% |
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| 6A | Vaanya Ganjsinghani VI B – 96.4% | KESHAV SHYAM – 95.97% |
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| 7A | Aishani Debnath 94.44 | Mokhita Sivakumar 94.97 |
| 7B | ||
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| 7E | ||
| 8A | Arshiya Goel – 8D 98.13% | Saumil Agrawal 8E 97.07% |
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We would like to say: WE LOVE MATHEMATICS
The Deens Math Club is a forum for students, who love Mathematics. We discuss theories, solve problems and have fun while doing so. We are thankful to Shanthi Ma’am and Tina Ma’am for introducing us to to Prof.Bharath Sethuram. Prof. Bharath is our first and last resort as we try to understand Mathematics better. He obtained his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of California at San Diego. Later, he taught in the California State University, Northridge. Presently he helps students in Indian Statistical Institute with their goals. Imagine our privilege and joy to have a person of his eminence associate with the Math Club in our school. Over the last year, we have solved problems and improved our understanding of many topics including Algebra, Combinatorics (including the pigeon hole principle), Geometry, Calculus … and we are delighted to resume our activities for
this year: we started off with a fun puzzle- how do you place n queens on a nxn chessboard. Prof. Bharath continuously challenged us – “Don’t take the easy way out”, “Find a formal proof” .. Who thought Math was so much fun? That’s not all. The skills of problem solving helped a few students qualify for the RMO exam.
COVID-19 did not affect us much: we meet online once a week and have our own Whatsapp group as well.
The Deens Academy Math Club is a group of 11th graders who meet weekly (currently via video conferencing) to discuss math problems beyond what is done at school, under the mentorship of Prof. Bharath Sethuraman. A few of its members had recently worked on the n queens problem. This problem deals with arranging n queens (n > 3) on an n x n chessboard in such a manner that no queen can attack another queen. In other words, no two queens should lie on the same row, column or diagonal. The problem has many solutions, in this paper they have presented one of them along with a mathematical proof using the concept of slopes. The paper featured in the November issue of the mathematics magazine ‘At Right Angles’ published by Azim Premji University.
https://www.deensacademy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/News-Letter-October.pdf
Gandhi Jayanti, Dussehra and other festivities of October inspired the pens
of these young writers. Their zeal went beyond this topic and explored other
areas. Do read and like . Read More
14th September, the day Hindi was adopted as the official Language of the Republic of India by our Constituent Assembly, is celebrated annually as the Hindi Diwas. Google about it, you come to know a lot more but our children tell you more through their creative writings and projects done through this month. Read and appreciate the Devanagri script adorning this issue of Deen-a-Logue.
We are all aware that ‘Independence Day’ is just not the day our country was liberated but also a freedom from all mental barriers around caste, creed and religion. This issue is dedicated to our valiant freedom fighters, National leaders and National monuments symbolizing struggle and victory. Grade 7 reporters even interviewed some of their teachers to get their insight on India’s Freedom Movement and The Independence Day. Do read and like!
Shanthi Menon- Principal Deens Academy
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Introspection, reflection and contemplation all go into creating art. Grade 7 reporters along with their mentor English Teacher Shobhana Ramakrishnan,
collected from students- poems, articles and their own art works -appreciating art and artists from different eras and genres to commemorate the July Theme ‘
Art Appreciation’. This issue will take you through the perspectives of young talents in the age range of 10 to 14 years. Also included are photographs of the
greatest art of all -NATURE- shot by the students themselves. Read more
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Deens Academy Route to Excellence
