Art pieces are by Akane Osaki & Aditya Anand – Grade X
Hello everyone, I am V. Swithin Swaroop from Grade 10-B, a national rifle shooting player. Today, I would like to share my short experience, and I hope this will help you in the future. I started shooting in Grade 8. I always thought that people who achieve something significant do nothing and that their success[…]
I wish you’d let me into your world If only just to wish you a good day. Or is it that you doubt my heart so much You keep it at bay? I’d like to barge into your walls and Blame it on fate, But would you believe my eyes when they sway? I’d beg[…]
Failure is only seen as a setback in the present generation, but many successful people have proven that it can be the stepping stone to success. Here are some such stories of Perseverance: Thomas Edison: The Inventor Who Never Gave Up Thomas Alva Edison, the inventor of the lightbulb. He failed over 1,000 times before[…]
Mother, nature’s purest reflection, Mother, a heart that beats with affection. Mother, a woman who gives without hesitation, Mother, a soul with endless dedication. Her shoulder is there to lean on, Her lap is there to rest upon. Her hand never lets go of you, She guides with love, so pure and true. Her voice[…]
I want to break my wall of ice, Light the torch inside me, But I’m afraid it will die. Once it meets the downpour outside Rather, than letting the wall melt with the scorch, And let it build once it’s gone, To kill a fire lit anew I falter, having run all my way. Then[…]
I want to run, To be swallowed whole By the earth underneath me. To find a land Exactly as I hoped to shape, The world left behind me. But Eden too has a price, One I wished to overlook And ran to camellias on shore From the swampy sea.
Death pulls apart also brings closer haters of truest of men also become human. Why?Why?Why? shall not get you anywhere. The answer lies not here for it is nowhere near. Yourself is nowhere in sight see them everywhere you go yourself, not a priority, selective maybe their perspective? Confused, scared, lonely despite[...]
It has been a while since I have thought of myself as a child. Of someone clouded in innocence and unbridled joy. Of a time when I felt wanted, not felt, like a toy. A toy loved and not used. The memories seep through like sunlight through a curtain in my grandmother's house in summer.[...]
Math stares at me, “Go find X!” “It’s better you move on to what's next.” But letters and numbers blur and blend, A puzzle unending, with no end. Social Studies? I’ve had enough! Empires rise and fall, it's all just fluff! “Akbar and viceroys, what's their role in daily life?” In this chaos, I[...]
What makes any school event unforgettable? Was it the fun we had while planning or the chaos while executing the plan or the excitement on D-Day. Perhaps, it is all of them. Vista International School recently organised Hungama which was conducted on 10th August. It was a smashing success, bringing together the students, the parents[...]
Fast. What happened to the slow silences of life? What happened to the moments of grace and quiet? Life has become such a collage of streaks and splashes that the meaningful monochromes have been left unnoticed. What happened to the mellow memories of yesterday? Has life gotten too fast for us to catch up to[...]
Unexpectedly educational and surely riveting, “Animal Farm” by George Orwell is a must read for any student looking to understand the processes that underlie the establishment of an elitist, autocratic system of government. Orwell’s works are poignant and telling of Cold War realities which continue to shape our world discreetly. As a student of Political[...]
Art pieces are by Akane Osaki & Aditya Anand – Grade X
Art pieces are by Annika Venigalla
Art pieces are by Annika Venigalla
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