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Science Fest-2019 : Infant Jesus School It is a rightly said “Today’s science is
tomorrow’s technology”. The Science
department of IJS worked on these lines
to put up science exhibition on 14th
February 2018. Chief Guest Mrs. Mini
Thomas principal of St. Joseph’s PU
college, Mr. Krishna Murthy (Chemistry
Dpt) and Mr. Rudrappa Ningappa Thalvar
inaugurated the exhibition. Nearly 13
government school children visited the
exhibition hall, bus facilities were
made on behalf of school management.
Parents also witnessed the creativity of
young enthusiast and returned home with
pride. click here for more
Republic Day : Infant Jesus School Republic Day was celebrated with pomp
and fare on 26th January 2019 at the
school premises. All the children and
staffs gathered together. Our Principal
Rev. Fr. Andrew Jayaraj, hoisted the
National flag. Hostel director Rev. Fr.
Anil Kumar addressed the gathering
saying religious tolerance is essential
for national unity. Children gave
beautiful performance on the theme Inter
religious unity. click here for more
Scouts and Guides Trekking : Infant Jesus School On January 20, 2019 Scouts and Guides
were taken for trekking to Rangayyan
Betta, Anur. All the children enjoyed
the trucking which was almost 3.5 Km.
Children were give life skill training.
The Principal, Vice Principal and
teachers joined the hands with children
and made the day very special. Teachers
cooked the meal for children joyfully
and all had a delicious lunch out. click here for more
PU Annual Day Celebration @ St. Anthony’s PU College ‘Wherever you go, go with all your heart’.
A day
was set apart to look back and be grateful; to
look ahead and be hopeful; and embrace the
present with greater enthusiasm. It was not a
day to bid farewell but to cherish all the
beautiful memories shared together in this abode
of knowledge. Prof. P. Jagajeevandas Bhandary,
DDPUE, Bangalore South, was invited to be the
chief guest, in the honorable presence of Rev.
Fr. Denis Veigas OFM Cap. The I PU students
organized a variety of cultural programs for the
Seniors and their parents. Some of the II PU
pupils shared a part of their wonderful
reminiscence from among the vast substantial
experience in the campus.
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Adieu to Grade X : TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL Goodbyes are not forever, are not the end; it simply
means we’ll miss until we meet again to bid adieu to
the students of grade X, as they are getting ready
for their ICSE board exams. The grade X students
were all dressed in the Indian attire wherein the
girls were sparkling with gagra choli and the boys
were shining in the traditional South Indian dhothi
and shirt. It was a special occasion as the grade IX
students along with other students and teachers
arranged a beautiful farewell programme for their
seniors. The programme started with a special lunch
from the school management, followed by an
entertaining programme to make the day a joyous one.
The SPL of the school Gamaliel Epaphroditus Samuel
and best outgoing student of 2018-19 Valen Adrian
Ferrao, shared about their experience at the school
very touching words. A powerpoint presentation
prepared by Grade IX students helped the audience to
recall fond memories and made the ambience sweet.
The principal of the school Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa
and Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao gave
away the mementos. There after the principal spoke a
few words wishing the grade X batch of 2018-19 all
the very best in their future endeavors.
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Handwriting is an Art!!!! : TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL A workshop on Handwriting skills was conducted on
Saturday for the teachers on 2nd February, 2019 in
order to guide their students to write confidently
and neatly in the classroom and also for home tasks.
Mr. Sreeson Gopinath the handwriting expert took an
hour’s session giving tips to improve children’s
writing in the classroom environment. He also
advised on how to achieve neater and more legible
handwriting. He also focused on fine target areas to
improve the appearance and the legibility of the
handwriting. He also shared the tips on posture,
spacing in between the letters and letter formation.
It was a fruitful learning experience. We thank the
management for such effective sessions.
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SNEHA JYOTHI VIDYALAYA International Karate championship The International Karate championship was held in Sindhanur. Students
from Sneha jyothi vidyalaya participated and secured many prizes in the
competition. Head master thanked Mr.Devraj ( Karate coach) and gave away
the medals and certificates to the students on 28-1-19 .
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SNEHA JYOTHI VIDYALAYA : 70TH REPUBLIC DAY The 70th Republic day was joyfully celebrated in on 26-1-19 in the
presence of staff, students and Management. The program started with a
prayer song, Mr. Gangadhar led the auspicious flag hoisting ceremony
while Rev. Fr. Sunil Carnelio ( Asst. Head master ) hoisted the
beautiful Tri color flag followed by the salutation. The SDMC president
Mr.Solomon shared his Republic day message and the head master addressed
the gathering . Cricket matches were conducted on the special occasion.
The event took an end while sweets were distributed to the students.
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NSS Special Camp by Darshanites @ Bangalore University ‘The end of all knowledge should be service to
others’ – Cesar Chavez. The Darshanites with
this thought, volunteered to camp at NSS Bhavan,
Jnana Bharathi Campus, Bangalore. The camp was
inaugurated by Prof. Dr. R Srinivas, the NSS Co-Ordinator
of Bangalore University, in the presence of Sri.
Sheshamurthy, Pricipal, VVN Degree College, Rev.
Dr. Fr. Alwyn Dias, Director, St. Anthony’s
Institutions, Rev. Fr. George, Principal of
Darshan College, Prof. Dr. Manjula, the NSS
Program Officer, Prof. Divyashree B L, Asst.
Program Officer. Fifty NSS volunteers
participated to deepen the spirit of other-orientedness.
Every visit and each activity opened the minds
and hearts of the students.
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Musical Talents @ Assisi School Chikodi On 15th of December, 2018, the students of St. Francis of Assisi school
celebrated the Capuchin Fete with enthusiasm and zeal. Rev. Fr. Dominic Lobo,
Principal of Sneha Jyothi Vidhyalaya, Pothnal, graced the occasion with his
presence. The event started with a prayer dance followed by Fancy Dress
competition for the tiny tots of kindergarten. The children dressed up in their
colourful costumes and spoke a few words on the character that they depicted.
The efforts and hard work of children was highly appreciated and proved the
purpose of competition was not only to blend learning with fun but also to
develop confidence in students by giving them an opportunity to get on the stage
and speak in front of the audience. Following this was a remarkable dance
performance by the students of I - V.
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Motto
: The Motto of Capuchin
Education Board (CEB) is: jnanenaiva vimukthi: "Indeed, Liberation is
through enlightenment". As the temporal, mundane existence is
characterized by the experience of bondage (samsara), ignorance (avidya)
and pain (duhkha), the eminent sages and prophets have propagated means
to alleviate oneself from the above negative experiences of human
existence, and fill life with hope and joy. The fullness of existence is
characterized by Liberation which could be attained through true
knowledge, which we name it ‘an experience of enlightenment’.
Mission :
The Capuchin Education Board takes upon the responsibility of
facilitating growth in human personality of pupils and make their life
meaningful and hopeful. The mission of CEB is to promote fullness of
life in every child through holistic formation and education towards
excellence.
The Function of Capuchin Education Board:
The Capuchin Education Board functions under the supervision of Provincial
Minister and his Council. The Education ministry of the Province is a
teamwork of all the friars involved in the ministry. The ministry
constitutes one vision, one mission, which is all round development of
the person, through value based and person-oriented education which
leads to transformation and excellence. While providing excellence in
education the Capuchins insist on “discipline, determination and
dedication”. In pursuit of quality education every student is called
upon to respond through conviction and commitment so that the imparted
knowledge, skills and values enable them to become good human persons
and good citizens of India, socially responsible, productive, creative
and innovative.
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It is a rightly said “Today’s science is
tomorrow’s technology”. The Science
department of IJS worked on these lines
to put up science exhibition on 14th
February 2018. Chief Guest Mrs. Mini
Thomas principal of St. Joseph’s PU
college, Mr. Krishna Murthy (Chemistry
Dpt) and Mr. Rudrappa Ningappa Thalvar
inaugurated the exhibition. Nearly 13
government school children visited the
exhibition hall, bus facilities were
made on behalf of school management.
Parents also witnessed the creativity of
young enthusiast and returned home with
pride.
Republic Day was celebrated with pomp
and fare on 26th January 2019 at the
school premises. All the children and
staffs gathered together. Our Principal
Rev. Fr. Andrew Jayaraj, hoisted the
National flag. Hostel director Rev. Fr.
Anil Kumar addressed the gathering
saying religious tolerance is essential
for national unity. Children gave
beautiful performance on the theme Inter
religious unity.
On January 20, 2019 Scouts and Guides
were taken for trekking to Rangayyan
Betta, Anur. All the children enjoyed
the trucking which was almost 3.5 Km.
Children were give life skill training.
The Principal, Vice Principal and
teachers joined the hands with children
and made the day very special. Teachers
cooked the meal for children joyfully
and all had a delicious lunch out.
‘Wherever you go, go with all your heart’.
A day
was set apart to look back and be grateful; to
look ahead and be hopeful; and embrace the
present with greater enthusiasm. It was not a
day to bid farewell but to cherish all the
beautiful memories shared together in this abode
of knowledge. Prof. P. Jagajeevandas Bhandary,
DDPUE, Bangalore South, was invited to be the
chief guest, in the honorable presence of Rev.
Fr. Denis Veigas OFM Cap. The I PU students
organized a variety of cultural programs for the
Seniors and their parents. Some of the II PU
pupils shared a part of their wonderful
reminiscence from among the vast substantial
experience in the campus. 
Goodbyes are not forever, are not the end; it simply
means we’ll miss until we meet again to bid adieu to
the students of grade X, as they are getting ready
for their ICSE board exams. The grade X students
were all dressed in the Indian attire wherein the
girls were sparkling with gagra choli and the boys
were shining in the traditional South Indian dhothi
and shirt. It was a special occasion as the grade IX
students along with other students and teachers
arranged a beautiful farewell programme for their
seniors. The programme started with a special lunch
from the school management, followed by an
entertaining programme to make the day a joyous one.
The SPL of the school Gamaliel Epaphroditus Samuel
and best outgoing student of 2018-19 Valen Adrian
Ferrao, shared about their experience at the school
very touching words. A powerpoint presentation
prepared by Grade IX students helped the audience to
recall fond memories and made the ambience sweet.
The principal of the school Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa
and Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao gave
away the mementos. There after the principal spoke a
few words wishing the grade X batch of 2018-19 all
the very best in their future endeavors.
A workshop on Handwriting skills was conducted on
Saturday for the teachers on 2nd February, 2019 in
order to guide their students to write confidently
and neatly in the classroom and also for home tasks.
Mr. Sreeson Gopinath the handwriting expert took an
hour’s session giving tips to improve children’s
writing in the classroom environment. He also
advised on how to achieve neater and more legible
handwriting. He also focused on fine target areas to
improve the appearance and the legibility of the
handwriting. He also shared the tips on posture,
spacing in between the letters and letter formation.
It was a fruitful learning experience. We thank the
management for such effective sessions.
The International Karate championship was held in Sindhanur. Students
from Sneha jyothi vidyalaya participated and secured many prizes in the
competition. Head master thanked Mr.Devraj ( Karate coach) and gave away
the medals and certificates to the students on 28-1-19 .
The 70th Republic day was joyfully celebrated in on 26-1-19 in the
presence of staff, students and Management. The program started with a
prayer song, Mr. Gangadhar led the auspicious flag hoisting ceremony
while Rev. Fr. Sunil Carnelio ( Asst. Head master ) hoisted the
beautiful Tri color flag followed by the salutation. The SDMC president
Mr.Solomon shared his Republic day message and the head master addressed
the gathering . Cricket matches were conducted on the special occasion.
The event took an end while sweets were distributed to the students.
‘The end of all knowledge should be service to
others’ – Cesar Chavez. The Darshanites with
this thought, volunteered to camp at NSS Bhavan,
Jnana Bharathi Campus, Bangalore. The camp was
inaugurated by Prof. Dr. R Srinivas, the NSS Co-Ordinator
of Bangalore University, in the presence of Sri.
Sheshamurthy, Pricipal, VVN Degree College, Rev.
Dr. Fr. Alwyn Dias, Director, St. Anthony’s
Institutions, Rev. Fr. George, Principal of
Darshan College, Prof. Dr. Manjula, the NSS
Program Officer, Prof. Divyashree B L, Asst.
Program Officer. Fifty NSS volunteers
participated to deepen the spirit of other-orientedness.
Every visit and each activity opened the minds
and hearts of the students. 
On 15th of December, 2018, the students of St. Francis of Assisi school
celebrated the Capuchin Fete with enthusiasm and zeal. Rev. Fr. Dominic Lobo,
Principal of Sneha Jyothi Vidhyalaya, Pothnal, graced the occasion with his
presence. The event started with a prayer dance followed by Fancy Dress
competition for the tiny tots of kindergarten. The children dressed up in their
colourful costumes and spoke a few words on the character that they depicted.
The efforts and hard work of children was highly appreciated and proved the
purpose of competition was not only to blend learning with fun but also to
develop confidence in students by giving them an opportunity to get on the stage
and speak in front of the audience. Following this was a remarkable dance
performance by the students of I - V.
