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Reading
competition - Higher Primary Section - St Anthony’s Church School The
Higher Primary Section Reading Competition, held on
July 5, 2025, in the school hall, was a resounding
success, showcasing the reading skills and
confidence of students from Classes 5 to 7. The
event, which took place from 10:30 AM to 12:15 PM,
saw enthusiastic participation from students across
all three classes, each eager to demonstrate their
fluency, expression, and comprehension. As the
participants read aloud selected passages, they
displayed their pronunciation, clarity, and
understanding of the text, impressing the judges
with their talent and dedication. The competition
aimed to promote a love for reading and improve
language skills among students, and it certainly
achieved its objectives. By providing a platform for
students to read aloud and express themselves, the
event helped build confidence in public speaking and
fostered a sense of creativity and self-expression.
The students' performances were evaluated by Misses
Sunita R Hegde and Firdous Kauser, who carefully
assessed their pronunciation, fluency, and
comprehension, and provided constructive feedback to
help them improve. The feedback provided by the
judges was invaluable, as it helped the students
identify areas for improvement and motivated them to
continue honing their skills. The competition was a
meaningful and engaging
experience that fostered a love for reading and
language among the students. By encouraging students
to develop their reading skills and build confidence
in public speaking, the event played a significant
role in shaping their academic and personal growth.
Overall, the Higher Primary Section Reading
Competition was a huge success, and its impact will
be felt for a long time to come.
Student
Parliament - Cabinet meeting - St Anthony’s Church School The
first cabinet meeting of the school parliament was a
landmark event, marking a significant milestone in
the student leaders' journey. The meeting brought
together the School Parliament Leader (SPL),
Assistant School Parliament Leader (ASPL), and the
ministers, providing a platform for them to share
their experiences, challenges, and initiatives. As
they engaged in open dialogue, the students
showcased their leadership skills and collaboration,
discussing various points, including challenges
faced, initiatives taken, and future plans for
improving student welfare and school activities. The
meeting was characterized by a sense of enthusiasm
and dedication, with each minister contributing
their unique perspective and ideas. Rev. Fr. Richard
Kadiwal, attentively listened to the points raised
by the ministers, offering guidance and support
wherever necessary. His assurance that their
participation and actions would be taken based on
the matters submitted, boosted the students'
confidence and motivation, encouraging them to work
tirelessly towards the betterment of the school
community. The outcome of the meeting was truly
commendable, as it promoted responsibility, critical
thinking, and teamwork among the student body. The
students left the meeting with a renewed sense of
purpose, empowered to take on leadership roles and
work collaboratively towards achieving their goals.
The meeting
marked a significant step towards fostering a sense
of leadership and civic engagement among the
students, and its impact is expected to be felt
throughout the academic year. As the student leaders
embark on their journey, they are poised to make a
positive difference in the school community, and
their efforts will undoubtedly be supported and
guided by the school administration.
Pick
and Speak Competition - High school - St Anthony’s Church School The
Pick and Speech Competition, held on June 28th,
2025, in the school grounds, was a resounding
success, providing a valuable platform for high
school students to enhance their public speaking
skills and boost their confidence in expressing
thoughts spontaneously. The event, which commenced
at 10:00 AM and concluded by 11:30 AM, saw
enthusiastic participation from students across all
high school grades. Each participant was given a
topic on the spot, and after a brief moment to
gather their ideas, they showcased their ability to
think quickly, organize their thoughts, and present
confidently before the audience. The speakers'
confidence, clarity, and originality were truly
impressive, demonstrating a remarkable level of
skill and poise. Rev. Fr. Michael Abhilash, and Miss
Amreen Banu, the esteemed judges, was impressed by
the students' performances and offered encouraging
feedback to help them improve further. His
insightful comments and suggestions provided
valuable guidance, enabling the students to refine
their communication skills and become more effective
public speakers. The competition not only helped
students overcome stage fear but also instilled in
them a sense of confidence and self-assurance,
essential
qualities for future leaders. By providing a
platform for students to express themselves freely
and creatively, the event fostered a sense of
camaraderie and teamwork, promoting a positive and
supportive learning environment. Overall, the Pick
and Speech Competition was a beneficial experience
for all participants, and its impact will
undoubtedly be felt for a long time to come.
Environment
Day Competition and Green Day - Pre-Primary - St Anthony’s Church School The
Environment Day Competition and Green Day
Celebration, held on June 28th, was a resounding
success, engaging the nursery section students in a
fun and educational experience. The event aimed to
raise awareness among young learners about the
importance of protecting nature and living in
harmony with the environment. To symbolize growth,
freshness, and a clean planet, the children dressed
in shades of green, adding a vibrant touch to the
celebration. Through simple yet effective awareness
tasks related to nature and greenery, the children
learned valuable lessons about environmental
conservation. The judges, Misses Tejaswini and
Misses Sophia Preeti, were impressed by the
creativity and enthusiasm displayed by the little
ones, and their appreciation further boosted the
children's confidence. The event was both
educational and enjoyable, leaving
a lasting impression on the children about the
significance of caring for the environment. By
instilling a sense of responsibility and
appreciation for nature at a young age, the
celebration laid the foundation for a lifelong
commitment to environmental stewardship. Overall,
the event was a wonderful way to introduce the
importance of environmental conservation to our
young learners.
Drawing
competition - Primary Section - St Anthony’s Church School The
Drawing and Colouring Competition, held on June
28th, was a resounding success, bringing together
students from Classes 1 to 4 in a celebration of
creativity and artistic talent. The event was
thoughtfully organised to provide a platform for
young learners to express their imagination and
showcase their skills through colours and drawings.
With great enthusiasm, each class participated in
the competition, displaying a diverse array of
colourful and imaginative artworks that truly
reflected their unique perspectives. The students'
artworks showcased their creativity, imagination,
and fine motor skills, with each piece telling a
story of its own. The competition was conducted in a
smooth and well-organised manner, thanks to the
tireless efforts of the class teachers and in-charge
teachers, who ensured that every student had an
opportunity to showcase their talents. Miss Vinodni
and Miss Harshita, the judges for the event,
carefully evaluated each artwork, assessing them
based on creativity, presentation, and originality.
Their expert eyes scanned the artworks, looking for
those special qualities that set each piece apart.
Witnessing these young minds bring their imaginative
ideas to life was truly delightful, making the event
an unforgettable experience for all involved. The
competition not only provided a platform for students
to express themselves creatively but also helped
build their confidence and self-esteem. It was a
wonderful display of talent, creativity, and
enthusiasm, and the participants surely enjoyed the
opportunity to showcase their skills. Overall, the
Drawing and Colouring Competition was a huge
success, and the students' artworks were a testament
to their creativity and imagination.
Colouring
competition - for Pre-primary - St Anthony’s Church School The
Nursery section of our school recently had the
pleasure of hosting a vibrant coloring competition
on June 26th, specifically designed for our young
Pre-Nursery, LKG, and UKG students. This engaging
event was carefully crafted to nurture and encourage
the creative imagination and artistic skills that
are inherent in each of our little ones. By
providing a platform for self-expression, the
competition allowed our students to unleash their
inner artists and showcase their unique talents.
During the event, our students were given coloring
sheets with a specific theme, which served as a
catalyst for their creativity. Under the gentle
guidance of their teachers, they were encouraged to
color within the given framework, allowing them to
explore their artistic side while developing their
fine motor skills. The competition took place during
regular school hours in their respective classrooms,
creating a comfortable and familiar environment for
our young participants. A panel of dedicated judges,
comprising our experienced teachers, carefully
evaluated each entry
based on criteria such as neatness, creativity, and
color selection. The judges' thoughtful assessments
helped identify the standout artworks, and the
winners were warmly appreciated for their remarkable
efforts and creativity. The event culminated in a
truly colorful and joyful day, filled with laughter,
excitement, and a sense of accomplishment, as our
young artists proudly showcased their masterpieces.
Poster
Making Competition for Higher Primary
Students - St Anthony’s Church School The
day began with a poster making
competition on the theme of "Environment
Awareness" for higher primary students.
This competition provided an excellent
platform for students to express their
concerns and ideas about the environment
through art. ## Objective The objective of the competition was
to encourage students to think
creatively about environmental issues
and showcase their artistic skills. ## Theme The theme of the competition was
"Environment Awareness," and students
were encouraged to depict their ideas
and concerns about the environment
through their posters. ## Student Participation The competition saw enthusiastic
participation from students, who
showcased their artistic talents and
creativity through their posters. The
event provided a valuable opportunity
for students to express themselves and
raise awareness about environmental
issues.
Cooking
without fire - St Anthony’s Church School The
"Cooking Without Fire" event was a
resounding success, bringing together
students from 8th to 10th standard in a
fun and creative competition on 28th
June, 2025. Under the guidance of Mrs.
Shraddha and Mrs. Navyashree, the
students showcased their culinary skills
by preparing a variety of nutritious and
visually appealing dishes without the
use of fire. The menu included popular
items like bhelpuri, fruit salad,
sandwiches, and innovative cold
desserts, all made using raw and
pre-cooked ingredients. The competition
was structured into two sessions, with
the school library and science lab
serving as the venues. The event took
place from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, during
which the students worked in teams,
displaying their teamwork and
creativity. Prince Priya Ma'am and
Amreen Banu Ma'am served as the judges,
evaluating the dishes based on taste,
presentation, and creativity. The
enthusiasm and participation of the
students made the event a memorable
experience, highlighting the importance
of culinary skills and teamwork.
Student development program: on
Scoring High Marks and Motivation - St Anthony’s Church School On
June 20, 2025, a session on scoring high marks and
motivation was conducted by Dr. Anthony Joseph, a renowned
corporator, trainer, and member of the Lions Club,
Bangalore. The session was specifically designed for tenth
standard students and took place in the school auditorium
from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. During the session, Doctor Joseph
emphasized the importance of concentration in achieving
academic success, highlighting various challenges that can
hinder it, such as media distractions, procrastination, and
disorganization. He stressed the significance of setting
career goals and maintaining realistic expectations, warning
against overconfidence that can often lead to complacency.
By sharing valuable insights and strategies, Dr. Joseph
equipped students with the tools they needed to stay focused
and motivated. The session concluded with an inspiring
message, encouraging students to work hard and dream big,
fostering a sense of determination and ambition among the
students. The session had a profound impact on the students,
motivating them to stay focused and work towards their
goals. By emphasizing the importance of concentration and
goal-setting, Dr. Anthony Joseph provided students with a
clear understanding
of what it takes to achieve academic success. The students
left the session with renewed energy and enthusiasm, feeling
more confident and motivated to tackle the challenges of
their academic journey. Overall, the session was a valuable
experience for the students, equipping them with the
motivation and confidence to excel in their studies and
pursue their dreams.
International Yoga Day Celebration
- St Anthony’s Church School On
June 21, 2025, our school celebrated International Yoga Day
with great enthusiasm, marking a significant event in our
academic calendar. The day is observed annually to raise
awareness about the numerous benefits of practicing yoga,
and our school's celebration was a testament to our
commitment to holistic education. The program began after a
morning assembly, where students spoke about the
significance of yoga in daily life, highlighting its
importance in maintaining physical and mental well-being.
The students'
presentations
showcased their understanding of yoga's benefits, from
improved flexibility and balance to enhanced concentration
and reduced stress. The assembly set the tone for a day of
learning and practice, inspiring students to adopt yoga as a
way of life. Following the assembly, a group yoga session
was led by trained instructors, Miss Pushpa Lata and Miss
Sunita Devi, who guided students through various asanas and
breathing techniques.
The abacus is the most powerful tool in the hands of
a mathematician.
The following students have shown their excellence
in the State Level Abacus and Vedic Mathematics. The medals of the meritorious students under
Junior level are given below. 1. Ayush C. M Gowda of grade 2 – 2nd place
2. Arush. S. Amin of grade 2- 3rd place
3. Ridhvan Karthik Nayak of grade 2- consolation
prize
4. Thanisha Dayananda Kotian of grade 1- consolation
prize The medals of the meritorious students under Step
1 are given below. 1. Gaanavi. S of grade 2- 1st place
2. Prapthi of grade 2- 3rd place
3. Hiba Fathima of grade 2- 3rd place
4. Prachi of grade 2- consolation prize
5. Sathwik. R. Devadiga of grade 5- 2nd place
6. Mohammed Ishaan of grade 5- consolation prize The medals of the meritorious students under Step
2 are given below. 1. Diganth. M. Puttur of grade 5- consolation
prize
2. Abhinav Jaibheem of grade 5- consolation prize
3. Perimala Niharika of grade 5- consolation prize The medals of the meritorious students under
vedic mathematics are given below. 1. Manvi. S.A of grade 7- 3rd place
2. Rachel Mascarenhas of grade 7- consolation prize
3. Sheldon Fabian D’Souza of grade 7- consolation
prize
“In drawing, nothing is better than the first
attempt.”- Pablo Picasso
As an awareness on the effects of Tobacco, our
school students participated in the National Tobacco
Control programme on 14th February 2024, wherein our
trinitarians showcased their drawing skills and
bagged the prizes. Following are the names of the winners.
Vishwas of grade 9- 1st place
Sagar. S. Naik of grade 8- 2nd place
Rusham of grade 8- 3rd place Hearty congratulations to the winners and wish
them the very best for their future endeavours.
Hearty
congratulations to the winners and wish them the
very best for their future endeavors.
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Trinity
Central School feels proud as its students have
brought laurels to the school in the Drawing Grade
Exam conducted by Karnataka Secondary Examination
Board Bangalore held in the month of November 2023.
26 students appeared for the exam. They have
performed excellptionally well and have secured 100%
results. While 21 students have secured distinction,
5 students have scored First Class. The school
extends best wishes to all the students and
congratulates them.
Hearty congratulations
and Wishing her the best for her future endeavours.
Trinity family wishes
her the best for her future achievement.
Trinity triumph
We are proud to announce that our under 14 boys and
girls team secured second place in Handball
tournament held by Udupi District Handball
Association at Udyavara on 30th November 2023. The
Principal, staff and the management congratulate the
team for this amazing achievement.
We
are proud to announce that our
under 14 girls team secured
second place in AICS Volleyball
Tournament held at SMS School
Brahmavara on 29th November
2023. The Principal, staff and
the management congratulate the
team for this amazing
achievement.
Master Vishwas of grade 9 has bagged
third place in the State level drawing
competition organised by Central Power
Research Institute which was held at
Bangalore on 27th November 2023. He has
also been selected for the National
level competition. The Principal, Staff
and the Management is proud of his
amazing achievement.
10th std. Results - Anugraha School Bidar.
The head master, Ast. head master, the staff and the students of
Anugraha School congratulate our students for their stupendous results.
26 appeared for annual board examination. Out of which 12 passed in
distinction, 11 1st class, 2nd class and 1 NC. Fr. Prasanna Kumar Head Master
In the ICSE Examination 2022-23 Infant Jesus School
has secured 100% for 7 th Consecutive time.
DHANALAKSHMI S N - 96 % (SCHOOL TOPPER), SERINA
AILEEN MISQUITH-95.2%, VIKAS K R-95,
RION EMMANUEL NORONHA-95%, POOJITHA KIRAN M-95%, BANDHAVYA-94.4%,
HITHASHREE M V-94%, NANDANA T R-94%, ALEENA PAUL-94%, JANHVI-94%, SAANVI
V PARVATHIKAR-93.2%,
VISMAYA U S-93%, DWITHI T U GOWDA-92.4%, AISHWARYA G-92.2%, NEVIL
TAURO-91.4%,
AMOGH K M-91.2%, AISHWARYA D P-90%, ATHMIKA S S-90%.
Total Student appeared for exam - 32
Students passed- 32 | Distinction (
above 90%) - 18 | Distinction ( above 80% )-11 |
First Class- 03
100%
results in ICSE Board exams 2022-23 for the 9th
consecutive year
Trinity Central School,
Perampalli has made another remarkable achievement.
The school has aced the ICSE results with an
outstanding performance. With a redoubtable 100% for
the 9th consecutive year and 7 students securing
100/100 in different subjects, the students have
indeed brought laurels to the school. With 51
students appearing for the exam everyone has passed
with flying colours.
Sthuthi Bharadwaj has put in her best efforts and
has performed magnificently by securing 98%. She is
the topper of the school. Fathimath Zohra stands
second with 96.6% whereas, Swasthik B. S secured the
third position with 95.2%.
While 25 students have scored above 85%, 22 students
have scored 70-84%, 4 students 60-69% and have
brought honour and laurels to the school.
The following
students defied their adversities by securing
100/100 in the following subjects:
Stuthi Bharadwaj
(Mathematics & History civics )
Fathimath Zohra (Mathematics & History civics)
Swasthik B S (Physical Education)
Ayman (Mathematics)
Riyana Edria Dmello (Physical Education)
Dannvi Kotian (Biology)
Cadence Latonia Dsouza (Physical Education)
The hard work of the teachers and the personal
accomplishments of the students are no doubt
praiseworthy. Trinity Central School has created a
ideal position for itself with its consistent
performance in the last few years. We are proud of
the tenacity and dedication of our students and
teachers who have left no stone unturned to outshine
with a 100% result. We congratulate all the students
and their parents for their outstanding achievement.
We wish them all the very best in their future
ventures.
In the SSLC Examination 2022-23 Our Infant Jesus School 10 students have
performed exceptionally well.
Total Students who appeared for the exam - 41
Students passed- 40 |
Distinction ( above 90%) - 11 | Distinction - 11 |
First Class-16 | Second Class- 02
We Congratulate all the 10 std students and wish
them a great life ahead.
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.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Governing Body
Rev. Fr. John Alwyn Dias President
Fr. Robin Victor D'souza Vice President &
Executive Secretary
The
Higher Primary Section Reading Competition, held on
July 5, 2025, in the school hall, was a resounding
success, showcasing the reading skills and
confidence of students from Classes 5 to 7. The
event, which took place from 10:30 AM to 12:15 PM,
saw enthusiastic participation from students across
all three classes, each eager to demonstrate their
fluency, expression, and comprehension. As the
participants read aloud selected passages, they
displayed their pronunciation, clarity, and
understanding of the text, impressing the judges
with their talent and dedication. The competition
aimed to promote a love for reading and improve
language skills among students, and it certainly
achieved its objectives. By providing a platform for
students to read aloud and express themselves, the
event helped build confidence in public speaking and
fostered a sense of creativity and self-expression.
The students' performances were evaluated by Misses
Sunita R Hegde and Firdous Kauser, who carefully
assessed their pronunciation, fluency, and
comprehension, and provided constructive feedback to
help them improve. The feedback provided by the
judges was invaluable, as it helped the students
identify areas for improvement and motivated them to
continue honing their skills. The competition was a
meaningful and engaging
experience that fostered a love for reading and
language among the students. By encouraging students
to develop their reading skills and build confidence
in public speaking, the event played a significant
role in shaping their academic and personal growth.
Overall, the Higher Primary Section Reading
Competition was a huge success, and its impact will
be felt for a long time to come.
The
first cabinet meeting of the school parliament was a
landmark event, marking a significant milestone in
the student leaders' journey. The meeting brought
together the School Parliament Leader (SPL),
Assistant School Parliament Leader (ASPL), and the
ministers, providing a platform for them to share
their experiences, challenges, and initiatives. As
they engaged in open dialogue, the students
showcased their leadership skills and collaboration,
discussing various points, including challenges
faced, initiatives taken, and future plans for
improving student welfare and school activities. The
meeting was characterized by a sense of enthusiasm
and dedication, with each minister contributing
their unique perspective and ideas. Rev. Fr. Richard
Kadiwal, attentively listened to the points raised
by the ministers, offering guidance and support
wherever necessary. His assurance that their
participation and actions would be taken based on
the matters submitted, boosted the students'
confidence and motivation, encouraging them to work
tirelessly towards the betterment of the school
community. The outcome of the meeting was truly
commendable, as it promoted responsibility, critical
thinking, and teamwork among the student body. The
students left the meeting with a renewed sense of
purpose, empowered to take on leadership roles and
work collaboratively towards achieving their goals.
The meeting
marked a significant step towards fostering a sense
of leadership and civic engagement among the
students, and its impact is expected to be felt
throughout the academic year. As the student leaders
embark on their journey, they are poised to make a
positive difference in the school community, and
their efforts will undoubtedly be supported and
guided by the school administration.
The
Pick and Speech Competition, held on June 28th,
2025, in the school grounds, was a resounding
success, providing a valuable platform for high
school students to enhance their public speaking
skills and boost their confidence in expressing
thoughts spontaneously. The event, which commenced
at 10:00 AM and concluded by 11:30 AM, saw
enthusiastic participation from students across all
high school grades. Each participant was given a
topic on the spot, and after a brief moment to
gather their ideas, they showcased their ability to
think quickly, organize their thoughts, and present
confidently before the audience. The speakers'
confidence, clarity, and originality were truly
impressive, demonstrating a remarkable level of
skill and poise. Rev. Fr. Michael Abhilash, and Miss
Amreen Banu, the esteemed judges, was impressed by
the students' performances and offered encouraging
feedback to help them improve further. His
insightful comments and suggestions provided
valuable guidance, enabling the students to refine
their communication skills and become more effective
public speakers. The competition not only helped
students overcome stage fear but also instilled in
them a sense of confidence and self-assurance,
essential
qualities for future leaders. By providing a
platform for students to express themselves freely
and creatively, the event fostered a sense of
camaraderie and teamwork, promoting a positive and
supportive learning environment. Overall, the Pick
and Speech Competition was a beneficial experience
for all participants, and its impact will
undoubtedly be felt for a long time to come.
The
Environment Day Competition and Green Day
Celebration, held on June 28th, was a resounding
success, engaging the nursery section students in a
fun and educational experience. The event aimed to
raise awareness among young learners about the
importance of protecting nature and living in
harmony with the environment. To symbolize growth,
freshness, and a clean planet, the children dressed
in shades of green, adding a vibrant touch to the
celebration. Through simple yet effective awareness
tasks related to nature and greenery, the children
learned valuable lessons about environmental
conservation. The judges, Misses Tejaswini and
Misses Sophia Preeti, were impressed by the
creativity and enthusiasm displayed by the little
ones, and their appreciation further boosted the
children's confidence. The event was both
educational and enjoyable, leaving
a lasting impression on the children about the
significance of caring for the environment. By
instilling a sense of responsibility and
appreciation for nature at a young age, the
celebration laid the foundation for a lifelong
commitment to environmental stewardship. Overall,
the event was a wonderful way to introduce the
importance of environmental conservation to our
young learners.
The
Drawing and Colouring Competition, held on June
28th, was a resounding success, bringing together
students from Classes 1 to 4 in a celebration of
creativity and artistic talent. The event was
thoughtfully organised to provide a platform for
young learners to express their imagination and
showcase their skills through colours and drawings.
With great enthusiasm, each class participated in
the competition, displaying a diverse array of
colourful and imaginative artworks that truly
reflected their unique perspectives. The students'
artworks showcased their creativity, imagination,
and fine motor skills, with each piece telling a
story of its own. The competition was conducted in a
smooth and well-organised manner, thanks to the
tireless efforts of the class teachers and in-charge
teachers, who ensured that every student had an
opportunity to showcase their talents. Miss Vinodni
and Miss Harshita, the judges for the event,
carefully evaluated each artwork, assessing them
based on creativity, presentation, and originality.
Their expert eyes scanned the artworks, looking for
those special qualities that set each piece apart.
Witnessing these young minds bring their imaginative
ideas to life was truly delightful, making the event
an unforgettable experience for all involved. The
competition not only provided a platform for students
to express themselves creatively but also helped
build their confidence and self-esteem. It was a
wonderful display of talent, creativity, and
enthusiasm, and the participants surely enjoyed the
opportunity to showcase their skills. Overall, the
Drawing and Colouring Competition was a huge
success, and the students' artworks were a testament
to their creativity and imagination.
The
Nursery section of our school recently had the
pleasure of hosting a vibrant coloring competition
on June 26th, specifically designed for our young
Pre-Nursery, LKG, and UKG students. This engaging
event was carefully crafted to nurture and encourage
the creative imagination and artistic skills that
are inherent in each of our little ones. By
providing a platform for self-expression, the
competition allowed our students to unleash their
inner artists and showcase their unique talents.
During the event, our students were given coloring
sheets with a specific theme, which served as a
catalyst for their creativity. Under the gentle
guidance of their teachers, they were encouraged to
color within the given framework, allowing them to
explore their artistic side while developing their
fine motor skills. The competition took place during
regular school hours in their respective classrooms,
creating a comfortable and familiar environment for
our young participants. A panel of dedicated judges,
comprising our experienced teachers, carefully
evaluated each entry
based on criteria such as neatness, creativity, and
color selection. The judges' thoughtful assessments
helped identify the standout artworks, and the
winners were warmly appreciated for their remarkable
efforts and creativity. The event culminated in a
truly colorful and joyful day, filled with laughter,
excitement, and a sense of accomplishment, as our
young artists proudly showcased their masterpieces.
The
day began with a poster making
competition on the theme of "Environment
Awareness" for higher primary students.
This competition provided an excellent
platform for students to express their
concerns and ideas about the environment
through art. 
The
"Cooking Without Fire" event was a
resounding success, bringing together
students from 8th to 10th standard in a
fun and creative competition on 28th
June, 2025. Under the guidance of Mrs.
Shraddha and Mrs. Navyashree, the
students showcased their culinary skills
by preparing a variety of nutritious and
visually appealing dishes without the
use of fire. The menu included popular
items like bhelpuri, fruit salad,
sandwiches, and innovative cold
desserts, all made using raw and
pre-cooked ingredients. The competition
was structured into two sessions, with
the school library and science lab
serving as the venues. The event took
place from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, during
which the students worked in teams,
displaying their teamwork and
creativity. Prince Priya Ma'am and
Amreen Banu Ma'am served as the judges,
evaluating the dishes based on taste,
presentation, and creativity. The
enthusiasm and participation of the
students made the event a memorable
experience, highlighting the importance
of culinary skills and teamwork.
On
June 20, 2025, a session on scoring high marks and
motivation was conducted by Dr. Anthony Joseph, a renowned
corporator, trainer, and member of the Lions Club,
Bangalore. The session was specifically designed for tenth
standard students and took place in the school auditorium
from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. During the session, Doctor Joseph
emphasized the importance of concentration in achieving
academic success, highlighting various challenges that can
hinder it, such as media distractions, procrastination, and
disorganization. He stressed the significance of setting
career goals and maintaining realistic expectations, warning
against overconfidence that can often lead to complacency.
By sharing valuable insights and strategies, Dr. Joseph
equipped students with the tools they needed to stay focused
and motivated. The session concluded with an inspiring
message, encouraging students to work hard and dream big,
fostering a sense of determination and ambition among the
students. The session had a profound impact on the students,
motivating them to stay focused and work towards their
goals. By emphasizing the importance of concentration and
goal-setting, Dr. Anthony Joseph provided students with a
clear understanding
of what it takes to achieve academic success. The students
left the session with renewed energy and enthusiasm, feeling
more confident and motivated to tackle the challenges of
their academic journey. Overall, the session was a valuable
experience for the students, equipping them with the
motivation and confidence to excel in their studies and
pursue their dreams.
On
June 21, 2025, our school celebrated International Yoga Day
with great enthusiasm, marking a significant event in our
academic calendar. The day is observed annually to raise
awareness about the numerous benefits of practicing yoga,
and our school's celebration was a testament to our
commitment to holistic education. The program began after a
morning assembly, where students spoke about the
significance of yoga in daily life, highlighting its
importance in maintaining physical and mental well-being.
The students'
presentations
showcased their understanding of yoga's benefits, from
improved flexibility and balance to enhanced concentration
and reduced stress. The assembly set the tone for a day of
learning and practice, inspiring students to adopt yoga as a
way of life. Following the assembly, a group yoga session
was led by trained instructors, Miss Pushpa Lata and Miss
Sunita Devi, who guided students through various asanas and
breathing techniques.
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