If Saddam Hussain or General Musharraf was our Principal

“Our school would become a terrorist institute. In place of yearly and half yearly fee structure there would be a system of Hafta Wasuli. Teachers would be coming with A.K- 47s in their hands instead of pens. The sound of machine guns would be the best music they could hear and so on……”
- Yuvraj Ajmani (VI-A)

If I Win a Lottery

One day an astrologer told me that I would win a large sum of money in a lottery. Since then I have been purchasing lottery tickets regularly. My luck has not favoured me so far. But I am sure to win a lottery one day or the other. I know how I shall use this amount when I get it. I shall travel the World.
- Avnip Malik (VII-B)

The world I would like to live in

I will live in a world where there is peace all over where everybody should not fight for this or that every five minutes. I want to live in a world where all care for each other. Earth is very precious for us. It is not just a planet, it’s Home.
- Divsh Babani (VII-B)

My Neighbour

“Thy Neighbour? It is he, whom thou hast power to aid and bless,
Whose aching heart or burning brow, Thy soothing hand may press
This is a description of a good neighbour in the Bible. ‘Love thy neighbour as thyself’ is the divine commandment.”
- Sonal Garg (VII-B)

My Last Wish

When I die, bury me deep
Six foot down where I could sleep,
Put my Math book on my head,
And tell them why I am dead
Place my Science notes on my chest,
Let my teacher know that I am at rest.
Put my History book on my right foot
And tell my teacher, nothing I understood.
Put my Geography book on my left
And tell her I tried my best.
And tell them not to cry
It was studies which made me die.
- Naman Bhayana (VII-B)

The Prime Minister I liked the Most ‘Pundit Jawahar Lal Nehru’

Pundit Nehru was brought up in the lap of luxury. He received his education in England. There he qualified as a Barrister. Soon after his return he began to take a keen interest in the politics of the country. In 1929 he was elected as the president of the congress session at Lahore. He suffered many hardships for his motherland. He was a great leader. He was fine scholar and a great author.
-Snehil Arora (IV-B)

My Talent

I composed a tune myself on my synthesizer. On 15th August in the school orchestra, my tune was played. It was repeated again and again, but I composed a big, lengthy tune. Now I am very happy because I have discovered my talent. Although I have given three programmes, this was the greatest. This is my talent, what’s yours?
-Rohit Chandak (VII-B)

From London to Jaipur

I have lost nothing, indeed I have gained much more. When I was leaving London, I thought that in NMS there would not be as many extra activities as in London School and I would not be able to play my favourite game chess but to my great surprise NMS had chess! In fact, NMS was no less in these extra activities. I went to MGD and SMS School as well but as soon as I entered NMS it came to my mind “This is the perfect school for me,” without knowing anything about the school. NMS is not like a building as other schools but it really gives a very nice and open feeling. Here we have Indian and Western music. We have choices in musical instruments and games. We always have various competitions and functions taking place. We have an Audio Visual room in which we watch interesting movies like the jungle Book, Pinnochio, Alice in Wonderland etc. On top of this NMS has very nice kind, helpful and friendly teachers and staff. The most important benefit of this change will be that I will be able to learn and write my mother tongue Hindi I think NMS is the best school in India.
- Girisha Saraf (V-B)

Why I dislike “Sanskrit”

I can study any subject except Sanskrit. When I study Sanskrit my soul starts saying if you do not understand it do “ruttafication.” If you have to get good marks do “ruttafication”
- Anudeep Beniwal (VII-B)

If I would be the Prime Minister of India

I would like to drive out poverty from our motherland. In our country there are 48% below the poverty line, so I will provide them with good food, shelter and good clothing.
- Chirag Jain (IV-B)

The Hockey Match

The school paid respect to Dhyan Chand the legendary hockey player on his birth anniversary. An interesting match was organized between the staff and students of NMS School. It was exciting to watch the staff running along with the students to make a goal. Of course it was the staff who stole the show but none the less the students also played equally well. It was one of the most interesting matches I had ever seen.
- Nivedita Wadhwa (VI-A)

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