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CAPUCHIN EDUCATION BOARD (CEB)
Saccidananda, Capuchin Provincialate,
Dr Rajkumar Road, P.B. No. 1060, Rajajinagar Ist Block,
Bangalore - 560 010,
Karnataka State, INDIA

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080- 23377790 / 080- 23470178

Fax:
080 - 23474342

Email :
info@capuchineducation.com

 


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RECENT ACTIVITIES AROUND OUR SCHOOLS

Grand Celebration of the Capuchin Fete and the Valedictory Day 2025
St. Francis of Assisi School, Chikodi, celebrated the Capuchin Fete and Valedictory Day 2025 with great enthusiasm and joy. The event was a vibrant mix of cultural performances, heartfelt speeches, and exciting activities, making it a memorable occasion for students, teachers, and parents alike. The highlight of the event was the series of well-executed skits, including "The Golden Eggs," "Peter and the Wolf," "Social Media," "The Boy in the Jungle," "The Piper’s Melody," "Francis and the Chieftain," and "The Haunted House." Each play conveyed valuable lessons and showcased the students’ acting skills and creativity. Adding to the excitement, mesmerizing dance performances lit up the stage, leaving the audience spellbound with their energy and grace. The entire school campus buzzed with enthusiasm as teachers set up various stalls offering delicious food, fun games adding to the festive atmosphere. The event was graced by Fr. Maxim D'Silva, the Guest of guest, who delivered an inspiring speech to the outgoing 10th standard students, encouraging them to face future challenges with confidence and determination. His words of wisdom left a lasting impact on the students as they prepared to embark on a new journey beyond school life. Overall, the Capuchin Fete and Valedictory Day 2025 was a grand success, filled with joy, nostalgia, and celebration. It was a perfect blend of entertainment and inspiration, making it a cherished memory for everyone involved.

INNOVATE 2025: ST. ANTHONY’S COLLEGE
Innovation and profitability are the keys for any successful business idea. To explore more such innovative business ideas, the department of commerce with IQAC organized a competition (INNOVATE 2025 (New startup ideas) to give an opportunity for the students cum future entrepreneurs to explore their creative business ideas. Today's students are the future business minds or entrepreneurs who can rule the business world. To explore their ideas and to enhance their business skills and ideas this competition was a good platform. The event was organized on 22nd of march 2025 Saturday at 11.00 am. The number of teams participating in the competition were 9 teams which included students from B. Com, BBA and BCA. The judges of the day were Rev. Fr. Robin Victor D’Souza and Rev. Fr. Preetham Mendonca. The program went on very well with all the presentations from our enthusiastic participants and the excitement of the audience. Each team had come up with unique and sustainable business ideas. There was a lot of creativity and thought given regarding sustainability. Few of the business ideas were really impressive as they came up with the ideas which not only promoted sustainability but also gave a solution to reduce the plastic and also these business ideas would help to reduce the pollution and help in ecological balance.

Session on Gender Equality: St. Anthony’s College
Young people of all genders play a vital role in the development process and nation-building. Recognizing the importance of gender equality is crucial for addressing gender disparities, inequality, and fostering a safe and inclusive society for all. With this objective in mind, the Women Cell organized a session on 19th March 2025 at Pace Bene Hall, St. Anthony's College, Bangalore. The session commenced with an address by Rev. Fr. Joy, Principal of St. Anthony's College, who emphasized the significance of understanding and advocating for gender equality. Ms. Agatha, the resource person, delivered an informative talk on the concept of gender equality, highlighting its importance and discussing various forms of gender-based discrimination and inequality. Through interactive activities, Ms. Agatha encouraged students to reflect on their perspectives and promote inclusive behavior. The session provided students with an opportunity to understand the impact of gender inequality and the importance of promoting inclusivity. Students expressed their gratitude for the organization of the session, appreciating the opportunity to learn about gender equality. Women Cell Coordinator Prof. Molly Dsouza and NSS Coordinator Prof. Balkhis contributed to the discussions and encouraged student participation. The program was anchored by Sufiya, a third-year BCom student. The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Chaitanya, a first-year BCom student.

Insights into GST for management: St. Anthony’s College
"A single nation, a single market, a single tax—GST - the cornerstone of economic harmony."
On 12th March 2025, management committee CHANAKYA, organized a workshop on insights into GST for management students. Mr. B S Mylar (CA), BCom, LLB, FCA, DISA, was the resource person of the day who is a qualified CA in GST consultation. Detailed explaination on incidence of tax, tax payer were explained. The new concept of Zero-rated tax was introduced to the students. Real examples were quoted by the resource person to make students get clear with the concept of Central GST, State GST and Intergrated GST. The outcome of the program were Practical implications of GST are much needed for the graduates because theory in the text book syllabus and real time application differs. After this session the program outcome for the students were : The concept of levy was made clear. Types of GST – CGST, SGST, IGST, when and where it will be applicable was understood by the students. Incidence and liability of tax payer concept was touched. Students got an idea on the Types of forms available for GSTR (GST Returns) like ITR filing forms. Special system in GST of composite tax system and where is it applicable was cleared to the students. The coordinators for the session are Prof. Chandrika and Prof. Mahalakshmi D. It was a knowledge filled session for the stdents.

Cubs Students Harvest and Donate Turmeric : Trinity Central School
Perampalli, March 10: The Cubs students of Trinity Central School, Perampalli, successfully wrapped up their year-long agricultural activity by harvesting turmeric and preparing it into turmeric powder. In a special gesture, they donated the turmeric powder to the school, handing it over to Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo, Principal of Trinity Central School, during the closing ceremony of the Cubs activities. This achievement was made possible under the guidance and support of the Cubs teachers, who played a crucial role in mentoring the students throughout the process. From planting the turmeric seeds to nurturing, harvesting, and processing the crop, the teachers provided valuable insights and hands-on training. Their encouragement motivated the students to actively engage in the activity and develop a deep appreciation for agriculture. This project not only taught students the fundamentals of farming but also instilled a sense of self-sufficiency and the joy of giving back. The successful completion of this initiative highlights the importance of experiential learning, encouraging young minds to engage with nature and develop essential life skills.

DRIVE SAFE, BE SAFE : ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL Chikodi
To create an awareness among children on Road Safety and Air Pollution, Regional Transport office, Chikodi, had organized drawing and essay competitions for 6th to 9th standard students. Having vehicle is not prestige but knowing the traffic rules and following it all the times, is much more prestigious than anything else. Participation in the competition was appreciated by RTO and winners were awarded with certificate and mementos.

Trinity Central School Celebrates National Science Day with fervour
Trinity Central School celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm on the school campus on 28th February 2025, highlighting the importance of scientific curiosity and innovation among students. The event featured student-made science models on various topics, showcasing their creativity and understanding of scientific concepts. Students confidently presented their projects, explaining their functionality and significance to the audience. The entire school witnessed the event, gaining valuable insights into the world of science and innovation. Vice Principal Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao graced the occasion, appreciating the students' hard work, dedication, and talent. He encouraged them to continue exploring and learning, emphasizing the importance of scientific thinking in today’s world. The celebration was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of innovation and curiosity among young minds. The school remains committed in nurturing scientific temperament and encouraging students to explore the wonders of science.

District-Level Cub and Bulbul Utsav: Trinity Central School
The Bharat Scouts and Guides Karnataka, Udupi District Association, organized the District-Level Cub & Bulbul Utsav on February 22, 2025, at Rajangana, Shri Krishna Math, Udupi. The event was inaugurated by Puthige Seer Sri Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji, who blessed the participants and emphasized the importance of discipline, leadership, and service in shaping young minds. A total of 43 students from Trinity Central School enthusiastically participated in the event, actively engaging in various scouting activities. Among them, Cub Samarth Pai was recognized for his exemplary performance and enthusiasm. The Utsav featured team-building exercises, cultural programs, and interactive sessions, all designed to instill confidence and promote the values of scouting. District Chief Commissioner Shri Indrali Jayakar Shetty presided over the function, commending the participants and encouraging them to continue their journey in scouting. He highlighted the role of such programs in nurturing responsible citizens and future leaders. The event concluded with the distribution of certificates and mementos to all participants, marking another milestone in the Bharat Scouts and Guides' efforts to inspire and empower young students.

St. Anthony’s College-Industrial Visit
"The classroom provides the theory, but it is through real-world experience that students truly learn how to turn knowledge into action, concepts into solutions, and potential into performance."
Practical exposure is crucial in bridging the gap between academic learning and the demands of the professional world. It equips students with the skills and confidence needed to navigate and excel in their chosen fields. An industrial visit along with study tour was arranged for our students to gain insight into practicality beyond theory. Industry generously accepted to provide an opportunity for our students to witness the manufacturing process. The industry visited was RENAULT NISSAN (RNIAPL), situated in CHENNAI, TAMILNADU. The company is into vast manufacturing of automobiles and into exports as well. Students got to know about the value of time and how each and every process is automated inside the shopfloor. The industry visit was clubbed with a study tour to Mamallapuram and Pondicherry. The visit was arranged on 15th Feb 2025 with 45 students accompanied by Rev. Fr. Joy D’Souza, Prof. Mahalakshmi. D, Prof. Renuka .C and Prof. Diwakar.

Grandparents' Day Celebration at Trinity Central School
Trinity Central School, Perampalli, Udupi, celebrated Grandparents' Day with great enthusiasm on Saturday, 15th February 2025, creating a memorable day filled with joy, gratitude, and appreciation for the grandparents of the students. The event was graced by Chief Guest Mr. Nagaraj Varkady, a renowned journalist and artist, who spoke about the invaluable role of grandparents in shaping young minds and preserving cultural values. The program was compered by Ms. Namratha, who set an engaging tone for the day. Ms. Pallavi Santhosh welcomed the gathering, and Ms. Akhila delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks at the end. The school’s leadership, including Principal Rev. Fr. Dominic Suni Lobo, Vice Principal & Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, PTA President Mr. Abdulla, Secretary Ms. Priya Furtado, Academic Coordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis, Primary Section Head Ms. Poornima Devadiga, and Pre-Primary Section Head Ms. Renita Montero, played a pivotal role in organizing the event and ensuring its success. A highlight of the celebration was the vibrant dance and music performances by the grandchildren for their beloved grandparents. The students showcased their talents through energetic dance routines set to nostalgic tunes, while soulful musical performances created an emotional and heartwarming atmosphere. Seeing their grandchildren perform with enthusiasm and love was a touching moment for the grandparents, making the celebration even more special.

News Archive


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.

ARUN DSOUZA- 97.44%, PREETHAM - 97.12%, LIKITH - 97%, DHEEMANTHA- 96.16%, MONISHA- 96%, KALYAN - 95%, VAISHNAVI- 93.44%, DHEEGANTHA- 93%, SHREERASYA-91%, MADAN C- 90.24%,
ROHIT SHETTY- 90.24%.

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


Fr. Maxim D'silva
Secretary


Fr. Vijesh Loyed Menezes Treasurer


Fr. Vijay Kumar
Member


Fr. Elvin Lopez
Member


Fr. Roshan Rosario
Member




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