Metlink International 2000

Springdales School, New Delhi, India

 
Subject: Geography
 
Name of Student       Age
Omar Ali IX              14
Neha Kumar VIII          13
Simran Karla VIII        13
Shefali Hasija VIII      13
Kanika Mayar VIII        13
Anant Wogh VIII          13
Rupin Parihar            13
Aporojito Bose VIII      13
Harjit Jain VIII         13
Aujat Sen VIII           12
Ramanjot Dhingra         13
Rohit Aggarwal           13
Rahul Anand VIII         13
Nikhil Singh VIII        13
Karan Arora VII          12.5
prashant Kotwani         12
Chayan                   12
Abishiek maheshwari      11 10 m
sparia grover            12
Akshita goel             12
 
Teachers: Mrs. Sangita Haseeja, Mrs. Poonam Kapoor
 
Latitude: New Delhi is located at 28d 38' north lat and 77d 12' east lon.
 
Location of SPS
Springdales is located in the south western part of New Delhi. It is built 
just south of a very degraded range called the ridge which is the tail end 
of the relect aravali range. The school faces south east.
 
BRIEF WEATHER:
 
 
During December to February, we are in the winter season and these are our coldest 
months. Northern India often comes under the grip of a cold wave during this 
time. New Delhi temperature are around 6 - 7 d C min. and 20 - 21d C Max. It 
is foggy in end December but starts clearing towards end of January. 
Relative Humdity is very high ( 91 % - 95%). And there is light rain caused 
by the inflow of low pressure systems called western disturbances. These 
originate near the meditarranean sea and travel east through Iran, Pakistan 
and enter India from the North west. The jet stream which is blowing over 
Northern india during winter helps in the passage of depressions. they give 
small amounts of rainfall but this is extremely useful for the wheat crop of 
north western India. We at delhi are the south western end of the 
depressions so we get only 4 - 5 cm of rainfall which may be recorded during 
the project.
 
END> Sangeeta.