It is only by introducing the young to great literature, drama and poetry that we open to them the possibilities that lie withing the human spirit and enable them to explore the vision and dreams. True to its name, the Literary Club gives a platform to the students to exhibit & verbalize their imagination, originality and talents through a number of activities and games like proverb dumb charades, word building, mono acting, enacting short skits, spin a yarn, composing poems and debates. The club organized different activities throughout the session. Students and the teachers took active interests in all the activities of the club.

Quizzing is an activity that arises curiosity and keeps one’s adrenaline levels high all the time. It is always a pleasure to write the Quiz Club report every year since this is one of the most active clubs of KPS participating round the year in most inter- school contests. Quiz master, Severina Wates Reid conducted an exciting quiz show under the aegis of Bournvita Confident India (Derek Brien and Associates) 10th July 2010. Audio and visual rounds were conducted to assess the observat ion ski l ls, physical alertness and mathemat ical aptitude of the participants. Students who stole limelight were awarded medals and certificates.

A quiz on Social Science was conducted by the club for the students of classes VI - VIII to enhance their knowledge in this field. Students from classes IX to XII represented our school in CBSE Heritage Quiz held at DPS, Raipur. Enthusiastic students participated eagerly in a Quiz based on population stabilization organized by Jansankhya Sthirta Kosh. Twinkle Jain of Class XI was awarded the best sportive talent at an inter school quiz competition in the city.

“It is easier to give a cup of rice to relieve hunger than to relieve the loneliness and pain of some one unloved in our own home. Bring love into your own home, for this is where our love for each other must start”- Mother Teresa Our Social Service Club has been doing various turnkey projects for the welfare of the society. It teaches that tenderness and kindness are not signs of weakness and despair but manifestations of strength and resolution. The club gave shape to a noble task by joining hands with Central Chronicle in its initiative. In response to the advertisement published in the newspaper, our students collected old books, uniforms, stationery, bags etc and donated to the deprived children of the remote areas of Bastar district.

The club members not only shared their resources but also their hearts with these downtrodden children. A special ceremony was held by the club on July 27, 2010 in the school premises to dedicate the day to these chi ldren. The minuscule but exemplary effort was acknowledged by all, hoping that this spark of love and care should always burn bright.

There is a genuine place for a mathematics club in a school like KPS where the development and the analytical skills of a child is always given the first priority. In this club the students get opportunities to par t icipate in recreat ional mathematics, project games, discussions and quiz. The club organized a Quiz on 21st August 2010 for the students of IX, XI and XII. Around 60 students participated in the competition with enthusiasm and interest.

AN EFFORT TO HELP SAVE THE EARTH Learning from nature and creating a pollution free earth are the twin purpose of the Eco Club.The Green brigade tries to teach the children to conserve our environment and to strike a balance between the biotic and abiotic community around and also take steps to contribute towards its sustenance and balance. On 8th July 10, the students of Eco-Club in association with the Blue House conducted a mega-event. The honorable chief guest Mr. Praveen Singhi, President ‘Lok Agrah’ addressed the students. Mr. Singhi is working with an NGO ‘Lok Aagrah’ for Rain water harvesting and lake preservation.

He spoke about the depleting water level in the country, particularly in and around Raipur, deforestation, heavy industrialization and over population. He explained the different measures that can be taken to overcome the problem. The students were explained the process of rain water harvesting with a working model. The club celebrated”Van Mahotsav’ to highlight the significance of trees. District Forest Officer, Rajesh Pandey was the guest of honour for the occasion. Students reflected the victory of ‘’Paryavaran’ over ‘Pradushan’ through a dance presentation. They also enacted a skit motivating the audience to prefer a green jungle to a concrete one. Co-existence of ‘’ecology’ and ‘economy’ was further expressed by planting saplings in unison within school premises.

The seeds of innovation are sown by this club where the students are taught paperwork, drawing, colouring, painting and claywork. These activities hone their creative skills. Competitions were held on different themes during the of session to draw attention towards the hidden potential and talent of the students. These competitions helped the students to express their thoughts and imagination. To enjoy the world of brushes and colours a special workshop was organized in the school campus. The objective of this workshop was to render the technical knowledge about different colours and paints. Students of classes VII to IX participated with excitement.

The Science Club is the dearest club of the young scientists of the school. It is a place where a whole lot of critical, analytical , technical and scientific dialogue takes place. Various experiments are conducted by the enthusiastic members, theories are practiced and the quest to know the unknown is quenched. Some of the events of the club are preparing models, charts and organizing inter-house quiz competitions. Science learning is rarely performed in isolation from one's peers; rather, peer exchange is often vital to learning. This is true of real-world scientists and should also be true of classroom teaching. , was designed to capitalize on the social nature of learning and to foster collaborative work.

Physical education and health awareness in the curriculum and extracurricular sport are both very popular and successful areas of school life. The sense of well being they bring contribute very positively to own ethos. Both ‘sport for all’ and ‘competitive sport’ are important at KPS. The students take part in a variety of indoor and outdoor games such as football, basketball, badminton, table tennis, volley-ball regularly. Throw ball was a new sport of the session. Girls basketball team represented the school in inter- school events enthusiastically.Parents offer tremendous support in these activities and enable the school to become involved inmany sporting competitions.

Computer literacy for children is an important beginning, giving them the best tool for their lives and their future careers. It is a medium to access countless pages of information, a place to create reports plus a myriad of other applications. Complementing this vision, our computer club strives to enable young minds to express their creativity through technology. A workshop on Photoshop was organized on 9th October 2010 for the students of Class IX.Students displayed a colourful drill and sang to the tunes of patriotic songs. The festival provided a unique opportunity for the audience to witness vibrant and authentic folk dances drawn from various parts of the country.