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PHOTOGRAPHY AND

VIDEOGRAPHY CLUB

The Photography and Videography Club's
individuality arises from the fact that the students
spend more time in all other clubs' classrooms than
their own, capturing the quintessential moments of
their learning process. The student leaders, Ishaan
Singh and Tejas Chakrabarti from Grade 11, have
curated an elaborate modus operandi.
Simultaneously conducting sessions, they give
editing tips to the younger learners. In the
videography counterpart, the students are enriched
with the vivid knowledge of timeline controls, YOUR MONEY MATTERS CLUB
keyframing, keying, modulation, vfx, animation,
transitioning, stabilization, color correction, Our school offers a variety of subjects, ranging from Sports Science to English Literature. However, for the longest period of time, one
broadcasting, and much more. These technical of the untouched topics was money. When one hears the club name “YMM” one is intrigued by it. Your Money Matters, as the
concepts, with a hint of creativity, synthesize an name suggests, helps one understand and learn one of the most important lessons in the world. Money. Financial education is the
ideal learning environment for individuals wishing most necessary skill required in the future.
to pursue a fun-filled hobby! The Photography and
At YMM, we learn all about financial education in a fun way. Every Tuesday, when the bell rings marking the end of the school day,
Videography Club at DAIS is at the epicentre of
we all race down to LR6F to get ready to learn about savings, investing, and accounting. Every class we are guaranteed to perceive
making memories. And what better way to
the concept of money in a different, awe-stricken way. One of the most spectacular lessons which we have learned is from the
conserve these memories through taking pictures.
myriads of Shark Tank videos we watch. I still remember not being able to breathe while watching the video “Scrub Daddy”.
Having explored intricate concepts such as the
If anyone ever wants to learn about how to manage their money, or how to double their income, YMM is the perfect place to come.
structure of a camera, exposure triangles, photo-
There wouldn't be a single session in which you would not be fascinated by Mr. Manoj Kumar's lectures or your friend's presentation.
editing and photo-enhancement, and so much
more, the students have learned to enhance the
quality of their photos, going from amateurs to
connoisseurs!
SPACE AND ASTRONOMY
We, a group of Grade 11 IB DAIS students, came together to create the Space and Astronomy Club to feed our growing curiosity
about the infinite world beyond this pale blue dot we call home.
POSITIVE PEACE AND CULTURE CLUB So far, we have given presentations based on numerous topics, conducted interactive quizzes about astrophysical phenomena and
engaged in debates about the ethics of space. We continually immerse ourselves in discussions about the Boltzmann Brain Paradox,
Our club activities aim at creating a sound understanding of both Positive and Negative peace in the context of the contemporary relativity in different frames of reference, and 2022's Physics Nobel Prize in Quantum Physics and Photon Entanglement.
world as well as being appreciative of In the future, we want to be more actively involved in the sphere of astrophysics. We plan to participate in competitions and write
varied cultures in the world. original research focused on analyzing pre-existing data, and hopefully be able to collectively publish this to the world.
The club began their sessions through an
introduction to conflict management- at
a personal, local, national, or global
scale. There were interesting team MATH CLUB
activities, and it was reassuring to know
At the Math Club, students
that one can be optimistic at resolving
learn to think outside the box
many complex issues. The Culture wing
and apply their knowledge of
of the club introduced us to two cultures:
mathematics and logic to
The Mexican culture to begin with, collaboratively solve real
followed by the Japanese culture. world problems. We spent
In the second term we explored the the first semester working on
culture of Japan. Apart from a brief our problem solving skills,
working on sequences and
introduction to the history and
series, logarithms, complex
geography of Japan, the most interesting
numbers, trigonometry,
part was the visit of a guest lecturer, Ms
number theory and modular arithmetic. The second semester involves using these skills to find solutions to modern problems. For
Jhaveri, who has been a citizen of Japan example, using logic to understand Nash Equilibrium and solving problems in economics such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, or using calculus
for the past 60 years. Not only did she to solve optimization problems. Our club also focused on solving Olympiad problems. Students participated in mathematics olympiads
answer a range of interesting questions such as the AMC 10 and AMC 12, from which we qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (Aneesh Kumar and
raised by our club members, but she also Tanay Pachisia). Students also won 3 runner up trophies in Infinity, an international mathematics competition hosted by Aditya Birla World
treated our students to a fabulous home Academy, BITS Pilani, and the University of Waterloo (Aneesh Kumar won a gold medal and Eklavea Shah won a bronze medal in the
Japanese food. individual category).

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