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Dr. Ranganathan's Readers Club Session : 2025-26

Dr. Ranganathan's  Readers’ Club Session : 2025-26

    Introduction (as per KVS Library Policy 2025)

Dr. RANGANATHAN READERS’ CLUB 2025-26

1. Shri Satish Kumar, Principal                        - Patron 

2. Shri Satyam Kumar Nigam, Vice Principal   - Guider 

3. Shri Rakesh Kumar Gupta, Librarian            - Convenor 

4. Mrs. Vandana Rai, PGT (Hindi)                    - Advisor 

          5. Mrs. (Dr.) Shubha Shukla, PGT (Eco)           - Advisor

          6. Shri Pyare Lal TGT (Eng)                              - Advisor

          7. Mrs. Srivastava, Sr. PRT                                - Advisor

          8. Km. Suwahini, XII B                                    - Captain (Girls)

          9. Ma. Sachin, XII A                                        - Captain (Boys) 

         10. Km. Anugya, XI B                                       - Vice Captain (Girls)

         11. Ma. Pramanshu, XI A                                   - Vice Captain (Boys)

         12. Km. Harshita, XI A                                      - Member

         13. Km.  Pragya Priydashini, X B                     - Member

         14. Km. Ahana Sharma, IX B                            - Member

         15. Km. Shukla, VIII A                                      - Member

         16. Km. Avika, VII A                                        - Member

         17. Ma. Somu Gupta, VI B                               - Member       

Reader’s Club is an assemblage of students and teachers with aims to develop reading habit and information literacy skills among students and teachers, which is the primary objective of a school library. It is a device through with a child is exposed to all sorts of cultural and creative activities related to book reading.

Reading club is a platform for students to narrate, discuss and reflect on what is read. This forum intends to promote reading among the students and gives the opportunity to present book reviews regularly. Creativity, analytical and critical skills of the students are enhanced through these meetings.

The main objectives of the Readers' Club are to: create interest among students regarding the importance of reading. show way to them about appropriate methods of reading. spread reading culture among them.

Objectives:-

1). It exercises the Mind, improves Concentration, Focus, and to makes more confident.

2). Improves Creativity, Vocabulary and Reasoning skills

3). Gives you the glimpse in to the Cultures and Places

4). It Builds self-esteem – Make the child well informed which translates into higher self esteem.

5). Improves Discipline – Adding book reading to student’s daily schedule and sticking to it.

6). It’s one of the greatest Stress-buster.

7). Reading books in Natural light, away from your monitor, betters eye-sight and make you align with Nature.

8). When we feel tired and dull, the books of great writers give us peace of mind and make us optimists.

9). Inspires us to work hard and achieve success in our life.

Objectives

Reader's Club promotes a love of literature in a positive, nurturing environment.

a). It encourages critical thinking and deeper encouragements with stories.

b). It provides accountability for students in reading and reading comprehension.

c). It improves reading fluency and develops better writing skills.

d.) It improves oral verbiage skills and improves the research skills.

e). It broadens and deepens their vocabulary bank.

The Reader's Club invites eminent speakers, scholars and writers to deliver speech, which stimulates own thinking power. The members in the club take the book from the Reader's Club library and develop their habit of reading.

READERS’ CLUB ACTIVITIES

1.     Book review corner

2.     Story corner

3.     Creative Corner

4.     Enactment Corner

5.     Focus Corner

6.     Interview Corner

7.     G.K. Corner

8.     Clipping Corner

Competitions:

i. Book review writing,

ii. reading competition,

iii. story telling,

iv. book jacket/book mark designing,

v. literary quiz,

vi. spot poetry writing,

vii. slogan writing, poster designing, etc

viii. Book exhibitions

ix. Awards: Reader of the Month / Best reader awards

x. Meet the Author, My dear Book (Book talks) etc

visit to a local library,

Assembly programmes: weekly book review in the assembly in English and Hindi,enacting the famous characters from a book, etc.

A school readers club is a fantastic way to foster a love for reading among students, promote critical thinking, and build a sense of community. Here are some ideas to consider:

Dr. Ranaganathan's Readers Club Activities:

1. Book of the Month: Choose a book to read and discuss together.

2. Genre Exploration: Focus on a specific genre, such as mystery, sci-fi, or historical fiction.

3. Author Study: Explore the works of a particular author.

4. Book Reviews: Share written or verbal reviews of books.

5. Literary Games: Host games, quizzes, or contests related to reading.

6. Guest Speakers: Invite authors, librarians, or book experts to talk to the club.

7. Creative Writing: Encourage members to write their own stories or poetry.

Organization:

1. Set a regular meeting schedule (e.g., weekly, biweekly).

2. Choose a leader or moderator to guide discussions.

3. Encourage participation and invite feedback.

4. Create a safe and welcoming environment for all members.

Resources:

1. Book lists and recommendations

2. Reading guides and discussion questions

3. Online platforms for discussion and sharing

Let me know if you need help with any of these aspects or have specific questions!