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KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA INS DRONACHARYA

E-NEWSLETTER

2017-18



EDITORIAL BOARD

PATRON

Mrs. MAYA GEORGE

Principal

TEACHER EDITOR

Mr. SANTHOSH KUMAR KANA

PGT English

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Mr. NEETHESH N SHENOY

Computer Instructor (Secondary)



STUDENT EDITORS

AASHER PAUL-IX A

EMIL VINU-IX A

GOURI.M-IX A

ABIN JOHNSON-IX A

DEVI NANDHANA-IX A

SANDREENA K VINOJ-IX A

HAARISH JOHNSON-IX A

ABHI P J-IX A

MILAN RAJ-IX B

ARTI P SUKH-IX-A

SPECIAL THANKS

Mrs. ASHA RAMCHANDRAN

Mrs. ARATHY DAS

Mrs. AMBILY S



PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

“Vision without action is just a dream. Action

without vision just passes time. But vision

and action can change the world.”

-Joel A Barker

It gives me great pleasure to know that KV INS

Dronacharya is bringing out a E-News letter,

for the academic year 2017-18.I am sure this

will showcase the impressive and outstanding

achievements and activities in all spheres for

the year.

Aristotle has rightly said, “Educating the mind

without educating the heart is no education

at all”. KVS is deeply committed to the holistic

development of the personality of the

students, taking care of their mind and body

and moulding them into strong, responsible

and reliable citizens of the nation.



In fact news letter gives opportunities to

the students to express their views and show

case the talent of budding artists.

I wish the Vidyalaya and students all

success and appreciate the effort taken by the

editorial board. I also wish all the students

and staff of Vidyalaya a Merry Christmas and

a Happy New Year.

Principal,

Mrs. Maya George



FROM THE EDITORIAL BOARD

We the members of editorial board thank our

Principal Madam for giving us this creative

responsibility and making it a memorable moment

of our school. We thank Santhosh Kana sir for

giving us guidance and creative suggestions at

every stage of the work and also for inspiring us to

do work as a team. We thank Neethesh sir for

extending technical support. We also thank Asha

mam for her help. We are proud to be a part of KV

INS Dronacharya and this E-Newsletter is a

chronicle of the life in this campus. We hope all

the students, teachers, staff and parents of this

Vidyalaya will receive this whole heartedly.

CAMPUS CHRONICLE E-NEWS LETTER


SPORTS DAY

Our school conducted the annual sports day in

the month of November. Compared to the previous

years, this year’s Sports Day was unique. It was

conducted class wise on different days organised

and coordinated by Mrs. Kshema Joseph and Mrs.

Dhanya S (P.T).There were many events such as 40

mtr. Race,600 mtr. race,4x100 mtr. relay and many

physical fitness tests.

All the students participated with their full sprit

and enthusiasm manifesting their skills and talents.

We thank our principal madam Mrs. Maya George

for giving us such a great opportunity.



BOOK FAIR

Book fair organised under the supervision of Mrs.Molly mam and Sumathy mam

Our school organised a book fair in our school library

on 6th and 7th of November 2017. It was conducted by

Bharath Books Publications with our school librarian

Mrs. Molly T M at the helm of it. . Fiction, Non-fiction

and Science fiction books were available. Many

students of our Vidyalaya got a great chance for buying

books at a cheap rate .We sincerely thank our Principal

Mrs. Maya George for giving us such a golden

opportunity.



CCA ACTIVITIES

Our school conducted the following activities this

academic year 2017-18:

3.4.17 House division

1.6.17 House meeting

8.6.17 Class/house display board

15.6.17 Investiture ceremony

22.6.17 English debate

29.6.17 Hindi debate

6.7.17 Solo song

13.7.17 Recitation Sanskrit

20.7.17 On the spot painting

27.7.17 English elocution

4.8.17 Class/house display board

11.8.17 Quiz on freedom movement

15.8.17 Independence day

18.8.17 to

26.8.17

PT-1

1.9.17 to 14.9.17

Hindi fort night celebration

2.9.17 Onam/teachers day

22.9.17 Hindi elocution

6.10.17 Pencil drawing

13.10.17 House or class display board

20.10.17 Mime

27.10.17 Essay writing

3.11.17 English recitation

10.11.17 Best out of waste

17.11.17 24.11.17

PT-2

1.12.17 House/class display board

8.12.17 One act play Sanskrit

15.12.17 KVS foundation day

22.12.17 Christmas card making



KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA INS

DRONACHARYA

YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITION

2017-18

DATE: 26 AUGUST 2017

30th National Youth Parliament Competition

Regional level was organized at KV Calicut on 26th

August 2017. Our Vidyalaya KV INS Dronacharya was

one among the 5 Vidyalayas from Ernakulam region to

take part in the competition. The other Vidyalayas

were KV No.1 Palakkad, KV No.2 Kochi, KV Payyanur

and KV SAP Peroorkada.

A team of 53 students along with 5 Escort teachers

reached the venue on 25th August 2017 at 5:30 PM. At

8 PM LOTs were taken and we got the LOT No.5.Our

team performed at 3 PM on the next day, 26th August

2017.

The following gives a glimpse of how the session of

Youth Parliament was conducted:

Oath or affirmation

Obituary reference



Introduction of New ministers.

Question hour

Zero hour

Breach of privilege

Papers to be laid

Message from the upper house

Welcome to the Bangladesh parliament(foreign

delegation)

Calling attention

Legislative business

Introduction of bill

Consideration of bill

The session started with the Marshal’s

announcement of the arrival of the Honorable

Speaker with the words, “Honorable members, the

Honorable Speaker”, followed by the arrival of the

Speaker Kumari Devi Krishna (XI C) to her

chamber.

OATH TAKING: The procedure of oath taking by

two members was held solemnly.

OBITUARY REFERENCE: The formal act of obituary

reference brought the essence of democratic set

up.



INTRODUCTION OF NEW MINISTERS: The two

new Minister of Agriculture and Minister of State

for Finance were introduced and welcomed to the

session.

QUESTION HOUR: Questions were raised to the

following ministers:

QUESTION NO. 101, Related to Women

safety (MINISTER OF WOMEN AND CHILD

DEVELOPMENT)

QUESTION NO. 102, Related to Swachh

Bharath Abhiyan

(MINISTER OF SANITATION)

QUESTION NO. 103, Related to GST

(MINISTER OF FINANCE)

QUESTION NO. 104, Related to Border issue

(Minister of Defence )

ZERO HOUR: Questions were raised to the

following ministers during the zero hour:

MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS about Gorakhpur

Hospital issue.

BREACH OF PRIVILEGE :

PAPERS TO BE LAID:

By MINISTER of INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE.

By MINISTER of FINANCE.



MESSAGE FROM UPPER HOUSE:

WELCOME TO THE BANGLADESH DELEGATES:

Three delegates from Bangladesh were welcomed

during the session.

CALLING ATTENTION: Four members(ii) Bill taken for

the consideration was “AGRICULTURE INTEGRATED

CURRICULUM BILL 2017”.Members call the attention

of the house on the issue of the brutal and illegal

harassing of children in day- care centres and crèches

and the Minister of State for HRD has answered all the

queries.

LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS: (i) Minister of Finance

introduced a bill “Integrated Goods and Service Tax Act

2017”.

It was a neck to neck competition where the students

of our Vidyalaya gave a commendable performance.

The individual Prize was secured by the following

students:



1st position -- N Aswanth of XC (Opposition leader)

2nd position - Aswathy J of XI C (Prime Minister)

3rd Position - Sweta Yadav of XI C (Minister Of Women

And Child Development)

Special Prize – Sampada Mishra (Minister of sanitation)

Special Prize – Devi Krishna (Speaker)

Special Prize – V. Vinil Joseph (Minister of Finance).



SURVEY ON STUDENT

EDITION NEWSPAPER

As part of NIE, our school subscribes to the The

Hindu, The Times Of India and The Indian Express. We,

the editorial board, conducted a survey on the student

edition newspaper as per the instruction of Mr.Santosh

Kana sir PGT English. By the survey we could

understand that 99% of students have subscribed to

the student edition newspaper. It is helpful to almost

80% of the students and helpful in their studies. About

80% read newspaper daily and spent about half an

hour reading the newspaper. About 20% of students

have contributed to the newspaper and 30% of

students have gained a lot from the newspaper in

terms of knowledge, language etc. Most of the

students have been inspired by some of the articles

and most of them have found a solution for their

problems.80% of them prefers the page with games

and puzzles. From this survey we could understand

that the students are utilising the newspaper in their

daily life.



SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT

This is the experience about visiting the southern

naval command band at the naval auditorium,

Sagarika. The students of 9th standard, with the escort

teachers Santhamma mam, Manish sir and Sreekumar

sir had a golden chance to enjoy the southern naval

command band. Around 11:45 A.M the southern naval

command band performed a symphonic band concert.

The symphonic band comprising 50-60 members was

led by Command musician officer of southern naval

command, Lieutenant Commander, Manoj Sebastian

and two other prominent officers. The repertoire of

the band ranged from western classical, pop, and even

patriotic song. The combined bands of INS Venduruthy

and INS Dronacharya presented a scintillating musical

performance for the children of various schools in

Kochi. The students of our school, Choice, St.teresas

and Chinmaya Vidyalaya were seated as the audience

at the naval auditorium, Sagarika. Some of the famous

pieces presented by them were The Typewriter, beside

the waves, the best of big bands, Admiral Insignia, Etc.

Most of the musical instruments like guitar, violin,

table, organ, mridangam, drums, saxophone Etc. were



played beautifully. The aim of the performance was to

showcase the multi dimensional challenge of musicians

compressing THE INDIAN NAVAL BAND and instil

patriotism in the young minds of us, who are the future

citizens. It was a complete entertainment package for

an hour. At last a patriotic song was sung dedicated to

the Indian Soldiers, who lay down their lives to protect

our nation. A commander made the audience tap to

the tune with an energetic song MAMBO ITALIANO.

We would like to thank our principal mam Mrs. Maya

George for providing us a great opportunity.



SCOUT AND GUIDES

ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED IN

THE VIDYALAYA DURING

2017-18

A total number of 10 guides attended the Tritiya

Sopan testing camp held at KV Kayamkulam from

13.07.17 to 15.07.17 and all of them have passed the

testing camp successfully.

Smt.Molly T.M Librarian, HWB (G) was selected as

the LOC for Tritiya Sopan camp held at KV no.1

Palakkad and Smt.Roopitha E.K (TGT Maths) (Adv GC)

as Assisting Staff for Tritiya Sopan Testing Camp at KV

NTPC Kayamkulam from 13.07.17 to 15.07.17

A total of 03 Guides attended the Rajyapuraskar

Testing camp held at KV Thrissur from 18.7.17 to

22.7.17 and all of them have passed the testing camp

successfully

A total of 05 were selected for Rashtrapathi Award

Testing Camp 2017.



The scouts and guides of the Vidyalaya

participated in the tree plantation program organized

within the Campus with world environment day on

5thjune 2017.

As part of world environment day 2017

celebration the 36 scouts and guides of the Vidyalaya

along with guide caption Smt.Molly T M attended a

class on environment and nature at sailor’s institute

naval base Kochi on 10th June 2017

The scouts of the Vidyalaya visited St.George L.P

School Chellanam and guides visited St.Louis L.P School

on 20.07.2017 as part of charity program of the

Vidyalaya

Independence Day celebration on 15.08.2017

Conducted investiture ceremony of Pravesh scouts

and guides on 2.09.2017

As part of Gandhi jayanthi celebration, swach

bharath abhiyan programme was conducted in the

Vidyalaya. Scouts and Guides gathered in the library

and were engaged in slogan writing, poster making and

painting competition to spread the light of



togetherness. All the slogans and posters are displayed

in the school library.

Observation and celebration of foundation day

and Flag Day on 07.11.2017

As part of charity programme money was collected

from the students for medicines and distributed it for

cancer patients at General Hospital Ernakulam on

04.12.17 by the scouts and guides.



SCHOOL RADIO-DRONAVANI

The school radio station-DRONAVANI is run mainly

by all classes from 8-11.It is done under the supervision

of Mrs.Asha Ramachandran mam and Mrs.Deepa Rani

Mam. The radio show consists of various programmes

such as talent hunt, prime talk, thought for the day,

news etc. It’s an opportunity for the children to

improve their literary and intrinsic abilities and skills.

Children participate with enthusiasm. It enables them

to be good radio jockeys, news readers and talented

singers.



A VISIT TO MARITIME

MUSEUM FORTKOCHI

The students of classes 6, 7 and 8 visited the

INS Dronacharya Museum situated at Fort Kochi.

The students observed various things such as the

models of different ships and submarines of the

Indian Navy. They also observed various

armouries and equipments of Indian Navy, a

Helicopter and watched a movie based on the

uprising of Indian Navy. They were also

enlightened by the facts of the arrival of Britishers

and Europeans to India. This was an extraordinary

trip for them which gave knowledge about the

Indian Navy. We thank our principal Maya George

who gave us such a great opportunity to visit the

museum and which gave us knowledge about

many things that we don’t know.



SNC Maritime Museum, FortKochi

A Model of Naval Ship in SNC Maritime Museum



MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH BY

MR.GEORGE JOSEPH

The motivational speech was given in our school

on 14th December 2017 by George Joseph sir. We all

were shown many power point presentation of how to

control anger. The class was all about controlling

anger. Sir said that we develop anger by not caring

about animals or other people’s feelings. People don’t

accept their responsibility and show their aggression

by blaming others. People have a trouble bouncing

back from their frustrations. Due to this they act

without thinking and behave recklessly. So we should

learn to control our anger. This is the message that Mr.

George wanted to convey through his motivational

speech.

By: Aasher Paul , IX A



REPORT OF NCSC (National

Children’s Science Congress)

On 10th November 2017, Friday, six students of our

school along with Anitha mam as our escort teacher,

visited the 25th NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE

CONGRESS, at KV NAD, Aluva.

We reached the school around 8:30 A.M. Various

KVs from across the region had arrived with their

enthusiastic participants. After the breakfast, all

participants were shifted to their respective venues.

Each presentation was analyzed by a team of eminent

judges. Each participant was allotted 8 minutes for

presentation in which he/she had to explain about the

project which was followed by an interactive session in

which the judges interacted with the students for 12

minutes. The programme came to an end by 5:30 P.M

with the valedictory function.

Speaking on the occasion, one of the judges said that

the students and teachers had done their part so well

that it was difficult to come to a final decision.



It was indeed a golden opportunity for all of us and

helped us a lot in widening our perspectives on

science. We got to learn a lot from the creative

approach of our fellow participants.

By- Junia, XI C



REPORT ON VISIT TO

CHELLANAM

As a part of charity, the students of KV INS

Dronacharya, Mundamveli got an inestimable chance

to visit the coastal areas of Companyppady, Chellanam

affected by the Ockhi cyclone since December 1, 2017

that has tremendously shaken all the residence of

Chellanam.

All the informed students of the Vidyalaya accurately

contributed for the charity mission and as the

denotation of our unity we were able to hand out more

than 25 sacks of rice and gram to the needy.

A few students of class 11th with the team of Scouts

and Guides set out on this generous mission at 11:30

am escorted by 3 of our teachers Hari sir, Sreekumar

sir and Mannish sir. They first arrived at the main

church of Chellanam at 12:30 pm, and they were taken

in by the church people. After getting down all the

sacks to the store room, they were provided with



refreshments, we interacted with the rector of the

church Father Vipin.

By 12:45 pm they reached the inmost Ockhi affected

area of Chellanam guided by a guy named Jithin who

exhibited us to all the obliterated spaces near the

seashore. It was really a touching sight for all of them.

After having an all-around observation of the place,

they interacted with victims and they shared their

experience in this crisis. Hundreds of women and

children have been shifted to relief camps and Cortina

Hospital of Chellanam. They still cannot forget the sight

of gigantic sea waves taking away all they had in their

possession. From our observation we found out that

receding waves have deposited black mud and debris

inside their houses and extensive cleaning works were

in progress.

The people there were extensively happy and

revitalized with our visit. By 1:30 pm we set out from

there and reached the school by 2:00 pm.

So always remember, WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE

GET, BUT WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GIVE.



KV INS DRONACHARYA MAKES A SHORT FILM, "THE COLOUR OF

FEAR" The students of Kendriya Vidyalaya INS Dronacharya, Kochi under the guidance of their

English teacher, Mr. Santhosh Kumar Kana, PGT-English, made a 8 minutes short film on

the topic FEAR for a competition (SCREEN SCAPES) held on 26.817 at Greets Public

School, Ernakulam.

1. SAMPADA MISHRA, XI-COMMERCE (LEAD ACTRESS)

One of the most difficult things about making a film is getting the right people to

do the right job. But fortunately it wasn’t much of a hassle for me . I knew I could

do it as all were my friends were with me in this team work. After the hard work of

two days our film was ready . Now looking back , I think it was a real good

decision to attempt making a short film. Most importantly I realised how draining

the film making process is . You need to be committed to your film in order to

complete it . It was actually a task of time management which really taught me the

importance of time in my life . The filmmaking process, I feel, is where I learnt the

most, especially on a topic such as FEAR which is quite an abstract topic. With the

help of our ENGLISH teacher MR.SANTHOSH KUMAR KANA the film hasn’t

remained that difficult even for amatseurs like me .

2. SHWETA YADAV, XI-COMMERCE (CAMERAPERSON) Making a short film was a “ great idea” and i was very excited . What I could

not predict was the amount of work it would take to get it done . We started

filming just 2 days before the submission date of the film. Although I loved the

idea given by our ENGLISH teacher MR. SANTHOSH KUMAR KANA , I

was reluctant to shoulder the amount of “ work” we had to do. But soon i got

over it and enjoyed the process. What was even more unexpected was the

amount of editing work that needed to be done. The editing work went on till

11 pm. The best thing I learnt from my experience is “ You can’t do all the

work yourself”. You have to share your work , share your ideas to get best



results and that is why there are so many credits at the end of a movie. The

shooting process was fun , and I would love to do it again ( but not in the same

way again, of course with new resources).Looking back , I think it was a really

good decision to attempt making a short film.

3. ANUSHKA SHAG, XI-COMMERCE ( DIRECTOR) The short film is considered the stepping stone to making a feature .I had a great

experience while shooting this short film. Though I didn’t expect it would be

such a lengthy process for shooting a 8 minutes short film, I got to know my

potential of performing activities besides academies . Movies touch our hearts

and awaken our vision , and the way we see things . They take us to new places

, they open doors of imagination. There were many challenges that we came

across such as figuring out how to do it, where you can make them personal

and deliver to an audience. The important thing which I learnt is

TEAMWORK and how it divides work and multiplies success. Finally I would

like to make films that are somehow born out of me that are stories I want to tell

. My sincere thanks to Santhosh Kana Sir and all those who made it a success.

4. RINI ANNA KURIAN, XI-COMMERCE

( CASTING DIRECTOR ) I had a great experience while shooting this short film. First it was difficult for

me to select who to give which part. For the selection of actor I asked them to

act a scene in the film and selected the actor . I was afraid how to instil the

character in her and was also tensed while choosing the cameraperson.

Everyone did their best and I was happy about it . I also learnt what mindset we

should have while acting different characters . I thank Santhosh Sir for giving

me this great opportunity.



SYNOPSIS

Duration: 7 mts. 50 sec.

This short film depicts a few moments in the life of a teenage

girl when left alone at home. It analyses her fear, insecurities

and anxieties which moves from the personal to the general

hinting at a social reality where girls and women are unsafe

and live in fear. Ammy, the teenage girl, enlightened by her

brief stint with fear, gives it a creative edge by painting the

experience. Experience coupled with imagination lead to

creative expression (here, painting).



YOGA DAY

The yoga day was celebrated in our school on 21st

June 2017. In accordance with the celebration, we

practiced Yoga for half an hour instructed by our

physical education teacher Mrs.Kshema mam. Various

postures of yoga were introduced to us and yoga was

practiced throughout the week after the assembly.

From that day we do Anuloma Viloma(closing eyes and

breathing through both nostrils) which is a yoga

practice, before assembly instructed by Kshema mam.

Yoga is known to be introduced by Indians and we keep

up this tradition by practicing Yoga every day.



NATIONAL EDUCATION DAY

Principal garlanding the photo

Our school celebrated the National Education

Day on 10th November 2017 as 11th was a holiday.

The celebration started by the garlanding of

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad’s photo. A special

assembly programmes were conducted in

connection with the celebration.



KERALA PIRAVI

Our school celebrated the 61st Kerala Piravi on 1st

November 2017. The whole assembly was conducted

in Malayalam. Many special programmes were

conducted in connection with Kerala Piravi such as a

group song by students of our Vidyalaya coordinated

by Mrs.Nisha R Chandran mam.



CHILDREN’S DAY

Master Adwaith of class 5threading the speech of JawaharlalNehru

We celebrated the 63rd Children’s Day on 14th

November 2017. A special assembly was conducted by

our primary students. Many programmes were

conducted in connection with the celebrations like

Jawaharlal Nehru’s speech which was enacted by one

of the primary student.



CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

Our school celebrated Christmas on 22nd of

December 2017.The programme started with

a skit which showed the story of Christ. It was

a wonderful skit put up by our tiny tots. The

house wise carol singing competition was

conducted which made all the students tap

their feet with the rhythm. And then the man

arrived for which all the students were

waiting the Santa Claus who came with lots of

smile and joy on all faces. He made all the

students happy and rejoice. A Christmas

celebration is incomplete without a Christmas

message. So the Christmas message was given

by Mrs Mary Joice mam. At last our principal

mam conveyed warm greetings of Christmas

and New Year. The celebration was concluded

by singing the National Anthem.



KV INS Dronacharya

Report of KVS Social Science Exhibition and National

Integration Camp

(KVS Rashtriya Ekta Shibir in the light of Ek Bharat

Shreshta Bharat Programme)

2017-18

(School Level)

Inter class competition of Social Science Exhibition was

conducted on 14st Sept 2017 during the 7th and 8th

period in the respective classes. The Social Science

faculties along with Art teachers selected 2 charts and

2 album (Theme: Himachal Pradesh) from each class.

The school level Social Science Exhibition was

conducted on 15rd Sept 2017, Friday. All the selected

charts and Albums (Charts – 43 and Album – 45) were

exhibited in the Exhibition. The Venue was the School

Library. The Senior PGT Mrs. Sumathy (PGT Bio)

Madam inaugurated the exhibition on 01:30 p.m.

Madam appreciated the works done by the children

and asked to give certificate and prizes to all the



children who contributed the best of their efforts on

this work.

Principal Madam asked to prepare a Report on each

exhibit and evaluated it in Content enrichment activity

as multidisciplinary projects. She also gave valuable

suggestions.

The best five albums were selected for cluster level

exhibition and remaining Album and Charts are kept in

the Work Experience Room to display as students

works.

All the students from Class VI to XI were taken to see

the Exhibition.



KV INS Dronacharya

Report of KVS Social Science Exhibition and National

Integration Camp

(KVS Rashtriya Ekta Shibir in the light of Ek Bharat Shreshta

Bharat Programme)

2017-18

(Cluster Level)

KVS Social Science Exhibition and National

Integration Camp (KVS Rashtriya Ekta Shibir in the light

of Ek Bharat Shreshta Bharat Programme) 2017-18

(Cluster Level) was organized in KV Port Trust on 16th

September 2017. Our Vidyalaya KV INS Dronacharya

was one among the 11 Vidyalayas from Ernakulam

Cluster to participate the competition.

A team of 49 students along with 5 Escort teachers

reached the venue on 16th September 2017 at 8:30

AM. The Inauguration of the Exhibition was started at

sharp 9:00 am followed by Group dance competition in

the same venue. Simultaneously Group song, on the

spot Painting, Quiz, Sanskrit Sloka recitation, English

elocution and Hindi Kavyapad was also started at

different venues.



Our school participated in all the events. It was a

neck to neck competition where the students of our

Vidyalaya gave a commendable performance.

The following prizes were bagged by our Vidyalaya.

Two Album and Two Charts were selected from our

Vidyalaya.

Sl No.

Events Position Name of the Student Class

1 Hindi Debate (for)

1st Aswathy XI C

2 Eng. Elocution (Jr)

1st Shalini A Pai VII B

3 Painting (Jr) 1st Anwesha Halder IX B 4 Solo Song (Sr) 2nd Agnet Sona XI A 5 Eng. Elocution

(Jr) 2nd Treasa Janet XI A

6 Painting (Sr) 2nd Swathi Krishna Kamath VIII C 7 Hindi Debate

(against) 3rd Devi Krishna M S XI C

8 Hindi Kavya Pad (Sr)

3rd Sampada Mishra XI C

9 Sanskrit Sloka Recetation (Jr)

3rd Rishika V Prabhu VIII B

10 Project(women freedom fighters)

3rd Rohit P Jenson and group

IX B



MY GOD

My God is so great, so strong and so mighty

There’s nothing my God cannot do

The mountains are his,

The rivers are his,

The stars are his too.

My God is so great, so strong and so mighty

There’s nothing my God cannot do.

He fashioned the trees,

The rivers and seas,

And painted the sky royal blue...

He made us with love

Sent straight from above

And gave us his wisdom too...

My God is so great and, so strong and so mighty

There’s nothing my god cannot do....

NEHA.K.NARAYANAN, VIII B



SCHOOL

School life is so much fun,

For prayer we stand in the morning sun.

We have friends in a bunch,

And we love to share our lunch.

Teachers help us to acquire knowledge,

And for this we have to pay respect.

School life is a time of joy,

Because it’s full of joy.

So enjoy our school life,

Because it is the best part of our life.

By-Aiswarya P.S, VIIB



RACHEL-THE SHINING STAR It was Christmas eve. Rachel, an eight year old girl,

was trying to sell her woollen mufflers. But to her bad

luck, no one bought any muffler from her. She was

shivering with cold. Her only woollen cloth was the torn

old sweater. Rachel’s father and mother were no more.

She lived with her parental aunt in a tiny cottage at the

hills. Her aunt was so cruel that she would not give place

for Rachel to sleep. Rachel was like a slave in that house.

That day, she was not able to sell her muffler. When she

reached home, her aunt was waiting for her angrily foe

being so late. After giving her much scolding, as a

punishment aunt told her not to get inside. She sat on the

ground crying. She looked at the sky. The sky was

surrounded with countless stars. The stat near the moon

was the most shining star. She considered that star as her

mother. She said“oh mother, don’t you see my pain?

Please protect me...”The next moment, her mother

appears before her! She asked, “dear daughter, don’t stay

here. Come with me. Lets join forever”. Rachel was so

happy andwent with her mother to the sky and they

joined forever in the sky as shining stars!

By-Rithika Jose,VI A



ADORE YOUR LIFE

We all have just one life. We should enjoy our life

today, because yesterday is gone and maybe tomorrow

may never come. Enjoying our life simply can give us a

great pleasure. We all should stop comparing ourselves

with others, because if we are busy comparing with

others we may never be happy for ourselves. We all

know life is very short, time goes very fast and we can’t

replay nor rewind the time, so we must learn to enjoy

every moment as it comes. We may not get good

moments every time although we should try to make

the bad days even better for our self. Life may be

difficult but when we pass through these difficult levels

it may lead to beautiful ending. So make every day, and

every moment special.

By- Sandreena. K. Vinoj, XI A



IMPORTANCE OF TRUST IN

ONE’S LIFE.

To achieve success the first and foremost step is to

have self trust. Getting trust from someone take a real

effort. Building trust takes a lot of years but breaking it

takes just a second. We should never break someone’s

trust, promise and heart. It’s a sad truth that if we

really hurt someone with our words or action it can

always be in their mind even if they have a smile on

their face. Moreover forgiving someone who broke

your trust isn’t the hardest part. But the real difficulty

comes to trust them again. In every single bond we

build trust without it we have nothing. So I would like

to conclude that never ever break someone’s trust

because ones it’s lost, it is lost forever.

By- Abin Johnson, IX A



YOUTH IS A GIFT

This time of youth we all should enjoy at every

moment. Because we won’t be younger again than we

are at this moment. It is a fact that almost everything

that is great is always been done by youth. The youth is

always a gift of god, but utilizing this age is always been

an artwork. But as we all know we are never too young

nor never too old to change the world, it’s just a

matter of utilization of time. And the main hope of

nation always lays on the proper education of youth to

upbringing the country. The main concept of youth is

that in youth we learn many things but in age we

understand the value of what we learnt.

By Emil Vinu,IX A



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