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International Day For Natural Disaster - 14.10.2019

The International Day for Disaster Reduction (IDDR) an international
day encourages every citizen and government to take part in building
more disaster-resilient communities and nations. The International Day for
Disaster Risk Reduction was started in 1989, after a call by the United Nations
General Assembly for a day to promote a global culture of risk-awareness
and disaster reduction. Held every 13 October, our school conducted the
thematic assembly on 14th. The students and teacher of class VI B gave an
intro about the disasters the world faces and made the audience aware of
how people and communities around the world are reducing their exposure
to disasters and raising awareness about the importance of reining in the
risks that they face. Their programme was supported by well made charts.
They delved deep into this year’s theme ‘Reduce disaster damage to critical
infrastructure and disruption of basic services’.

World Food Day - 17.10.2019

World Food Day  helps raise people’s awareness of problems
in  food  supply and distribution. Class IV B well demonstrated the
importance of food and statistical data of how many people suffer
from food un availability and malnutrition. Children along with teacher
charted out action dedicated to tackling global hunger. Students
understood the importance of not wasting food.

International Day For Rural Women – 18.10.2019

International Day of Rural Women is observed and recognizes
the role of rural women and girls in enhancing rural development,
improving the quality of food and eliminating rural poverty. It is observed
on 15 October every year to raise awareness about the important role
that rural women play in climate action. While the teacher explained
the theme “Rural women and girls building resilience”, focusing on the
role of rural women in enhancing agriculture and rural development
worldwide, Principal Mam opened the eyes of students on various
gender related issues are that being hot topics today. Students became
aware what the life of a rural woman holds.

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International Day For The Eradication Of Poverty – 21.10.2019

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is observed as
it is a time to reflect on the great inroads that have been made to
end the scourge of poverty. However, the international poverty line
does not fully describe how people experience poverty in multiple
and simultaneous ways. Students of class VI D innovatively captured
the way people experience poverty in their daily lives through their
programme. They examined whether a household has access to
drinking water, sanitation facilities or electricity or whether a household
member has completed five years of schooling. At the end of the day
the students must surely have been counting their blessings.

World Post Day – 22.10.2019

One of the best ways to appreciate the postal technology is
to celebrate World Post Day each year on October 9. In San, class
V A students celebrated World Post Day aiming for increase in the
awareness of people about the role of postal sector for people and
businesses every day. Teacher along with students presented the
assembly with speech and charts. Students took home the importance
of post in day to day life.

United Nation’s Day – 23.10.2019

Aside from world peace, UN’s role has grown to include protecting human rights, promoting social and
economic development, and providing aid around the world in cases of famine, natural disaster and armed conflict.
24 October has been celebrated as United Nations Day since 1948. Our school celebrated this day on 23rd October.
A variety of events marked the day. The Special Assembly had involvement from Classes IV to IX. Class IV
students formed a strong choir group singing “Hum Honge Kamyab” in various language which had the audience
humming with them. Class V went Global by crooning “We are the World” by Michael Jackson. Class VI laid emphasis
on the ‘Innovation for Girl’s Education’ by presenting a thought provoking skit. Classes VII and VIII depicted the
theme of Women Empowerment through a Dance. The assembly was not entirely entertainment. We had a student
from Class VIII explaining the theme “Greening the Blue” and students from Class IX talked about the importance of
UN and then held a debate on “Fighting the Carbon imprint – The Great Climate Change”.
Students were taken out for a rally with all safety measures during school hours. Students prepared charts
for the rally on the topics – Save water, Inovation for Girl’s Education, Women Empowerment, Fighting Carbon
Footprint and Save Earth from Plastic. The Chief Guest of the Day Mr. Arun Krishna founder of EFI (Environmentalist
Foundation of India gave a very inspirational speech which was heart rending.

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World Diabetes Day – 15.11.2019

With growing rate of Diabetes across the world, students
from Class VII A spread the awareness of the disease with their
special assembly. With this year’s theme being “Family And Diabetes”
the students’ main aim was in raising awareness of the impact that
diabetes has on the family and support network of those affected, and
promoting the role of the family in the management, care, prevention
and education of diabetes. The reasons for becoming a diabetic; How
the changing lifestyle is the ground for the increasing rate; The risk
factors involved; What can be done to reduce the risk factors – were
the topics that were handled. The assembly has motivated the children
to embrace a healthy living.

Waste Water Management – 18.11.2019

While the focus remains on creating or renovating structures
for rainwater and wastewater harvesting, one needs to put in place
policy measures for regulated water use and saving measures, such as
water metering and pricing. Students from Class VII B came up with a
splendid assembly which conveyed the message that apart from water
conservation we should even manage our waste water in a profitable
way. With increased water consumption by the growing population,
waste water produced is also high. With diminishing wastewater
recycling and reuse by the municipal sector - the students came up
by various methods we could integrate into our homes and school
for using grey water. The audience went back enlightened and also
showed great enthusiasm in putting these ideas into action.

National Integration Day –19.11.2019

National Integration Day is celebrated by India on the birth anniversary of our former Prime Minister,
Indira Gandhi. During the special assembly by class III C, students talked about Ms Indira Gandhi as a person and
enlightened all regarding her achievements. India being a nation of diverse culture the students promoted the
feeling of common identity amongst the people of country even after being from different races, cultures, religions
or regions in order to build a strong and developed nation.

They talked about unity in diversity and feeling of oneness amongst people to a great level. As youth of this
country they also spoke about their responsibility towards world integration. A great effort by the students.

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World Television Day – 21.11.2019

Observed on November 21st around the world, World Television
Day is a day started by the United Nations to acknowledge the role
that television has played in society as it delivers to us information
and news that is vitally important to large groups of people. Our
school too observed this day as the children these days spend a lot
of time in front of the screen without knowing the history behind it.
Both the students of Class IV A and the teachers discussed with the
audience the importance of TV in not only delivering information but
also in changing the world. Along with creatively made charts students
explained that television plays an important role in all threats to
security and peace by focusing the world’s attention on conflicts and
problems all over the globe. At the end of the day, all the students
realized that television was not only for entertainment but serves in
an useful way too.

Strategies for Conserving Water – 22.11.2019

The Assembly by Class 8 was indeed an eye-opener for all. They
had strongly advocated that conserving water is important because
it keeps water pure and clean while protecting the environment.
Conserving water means using our water supply wisely and be
responsible. They recommended that we must learn how to keep our
limited supply of water pure and away from pollution. At the personal
level, family level and community level. Little drops of water make the
might ocean. Small amount of water saved can help us using storing
more water. The students had approached the topic in a positive
manner and drew out the strategies for conserving water.

Students take pledge on Constitution Day – 22.11.2019

The ‘Constitution Day’ was celebrated in our school on
Friday (22-11-19). On the occasion, the students pledged to become
responsible citizens of the country. The Principal laid the foundation
by telling the students that we should do our best in developing our
country. She stressed the point that in order to do that we should earn
the trust and confidence of the society, partnering in various nation
building activities in the neighbourhood.

Save Water – 28.11.2019

There are many ways in which we can save water and minimize
their pollution. Besides, these methods include proper treatment of
industrial water before dumping them into rivers. Also, using only the
required amount of water and avoiding wastage. Apart from that,
we can make people aware about water problem by means of social
campaigns and other ways. That is what the students of Class V A did
during their assembly when the described the uses of water and how
important it is to save water. Thus they came with various ways we can
save water at home and at school. It was a really good show.

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World Laughter Day - 7.01.2020

Everybody knows that laughing feels good, to feel and realize how
valuable these simple tools can be in improving our everyday wellness
and wellbeing, class V B students along with teacher organized “World
Laughter Day” in the assembly. Students performed few activities and
explanation nailing the importance of laughter in a person and how it
will improve in human wellness. All were enlightening by the activities
and everyone had a great start for the day.

National Youth Day - 9.01.2020

Class III A teacher along with students came up with interesting
facts and story about Swami Vivekananda on National Youth Day. The
main objective behind the assembly is to make a better future of the
country by motivating the youths. Students were keenly listening
to the story and took up the word “CONCENTRATION”. Principal
Ms.Ganga Natarajan highlighted the need and importance of youth
to concentrate in the work they do. Everyone took up the word and
ensured that they will follow the same in class.

Biography of Swami Vivekananda - 21.01.2020

Class III B came up with exciting assembly on the Bibliography
of great person Swami Vivekananda a great social reformer and a
very inspiring personality of India. Student dressed up like Swami
Vivekananda and narrated the story and his versus. Students were
delighted to hear his achievements. The whole event was thought
provoking and pleasant.

Vivekananda Ratham - 23.01.2020

“Arise, awake and do not stop until the goal is reached.” A
famous quote of Swami Vivekananda. In lieu of his Birth Anniversary on
January 12th, Swami Vivekananda Ratham visited our school premises
on 23-1-2020. Teachers and students offered flowers at the holy feet
of Swami Vivekananda and prayed for his grace. Befitting the occasion,
his messages were conveyed by an accompanying student. Joining in
the celebrations, Mithilesh of Class V B and Sahana Sathish of class VII
A sang a few bhajans. The programme culminated with a speech by
the Principal.

Biography of Nethaji Subash Chandra Bose–23.01.2020

Teacher and students of Class III C came up with yet another
interesting Bibliography assembly of the freedom fighter, good
politician, writer Subash Chandra Bose. Students explained his
bibliography by taking turns, explanation was very perfect like a neat
picture. Teacher sum up the whole concept and coloured the perfect
picture.

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International Day of Education - 24.01.2020

On December 3, 2018, the United Nations General Assembly
adopted a resolution proclaiming January 24 as International Day of
Education, in celebration of the role of education for bringing global
peace and sustainable development. Students of class VI A explained
to the audience that the day was celebrated to face the challenge
of achieving universal education. They used the platform given to
address the topic and put forth the message that without inclusive and
equitable quality education and lifelong opportunities for all, countries
will not succeed in achieving gender equality and breaking the cycle of
poverty that is leaving millions of children, youth and adults behind. A
commendable effort by the children indeed.

India Tourism Day – 27.01.2020

India is a land of great heritage. Our past, our culture is a vast
study for all concerned. Throwing in the beauty nature has to offer
– Tourism In India has all the vital components for the industry to
boom. India’s National Tourism Day is celebrated on January 25. It
was established by the Indian government to raise awareness of the
importance of tourism for the country’s economy.
Students of class VI B enriched the minds of the audience
be putting forth the point that India’s rich history and cultural and
geographical diversity make the country one of the most popular
tourist destinations among foreign travelers. They stressed on the fact
that offering various forms of tourism, including cultural, heritage, cruise, nature, educational, business, sports,
rural, medical, and eco-tourism, the tourists would take home fond memories and spread the uniqueness they
found in our country. They even explained the need for National policies for the promotion and development of
tourism and how we can lend a hand in help bring in visitors from other countries. The future of tourism in our
country is in safe hands.

Biography of Lala Lajpat Rai - 28.01.2020

Students of class IV A gave a very informative assembly on the
famous freedom fighter Lala Lajapath Rai, popularly known as Lion of
Punjab. Teacher emphasized on his different achievements and the
establishment of hospital to treat women suffering from Tuberculosis.
She also listed down the books he wrote for the upliftment of people.
Assembly was very informative and appreciative. the personal level,
family level and community level. Little drops of water make the might
ocean. Small amount of water saved can help us using storing more
water. The students had approached the topic in a positive manner and drew out the strategies for conserving
water.

Mahatma Gandhi's Martydrom Day - 30.01.2020

Class IVB organized assembly for the remembrance of Death
anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. Mahatma
Gandhi's belief in non-violence that deliverance for people lay only in
truth and non-violence was highlighted and later his favourite bajan
Ragupathi Ragava Rajaram was played. All joined the bajan and whole
place looked divine.

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Motivation & Stress Management – 28.01.2020

As part of the 150th year of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth Anniversary, San Academy Kamakoti Nagar
conducted a yoga session for class 9 students. The Father of our Nation strongly believed in peace and non-
violence. The inner peace could be attained while practicing yoga. The students were given an insight to how
yoga and meditation could benefit them during the period of stress and pressure.

Entering into a most important stage in their life, students’ anxiety level increases and to avoid the depression
and panic attacks certain techniques were taught to children to overcome their dread. Explaining what they
are going through - sitting at a desk for hours a day, going back home and pouring over books to finish the daily
homework assignments, studying and acing numerous tests, participating in various extra-curricular activities,
etc. all cause the body and mind to tense up. So they were encouraged to deal with their stress, and enlightened
that with perseverance and patience they can now improve their concentration, memory and flexibility. After
the session, as a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi’s spirit, All faith prayer was also held. He tried in his own way to
unify the teachings of the three major scriptures. As a mark of respect, slokas were read out from Bhagvat Gita
which spread the message of peace and tolerance. Psalms from the Bible, which the great man mentioned as
thought provoking, were also read out. As a prayer to the almighty, passage from Quran were then read, to
show the righteous path to the mankind. The day with its Christian prayers, slokas from the Hindu scripture
and invoking of values espoused in Islam, the school symbolised communal harmony that Gandhi always asked
people to practice in letter and spirit.

World Leprosy Eradication Day - 31.01.2020

Leprosy, not a disease that class VI students are familiar with.
But still students of Class VI C came up with a commendable
performance. World Leprosy Day is observed internationally every
year on the last Sunday of January to increase the public awareness
of the Leprosy. The students explained to their peer and everyone
present there that the day provides an opportunity for enhanced
efforts and renewed commitment for elimination/eradication
of the debilitating disease at the earliest. They explained about
the disease and elucidated that in order to target on zero cases
of leprosy-related disabilities in children, it is essential to acquire
equipment and technology for early detection and spreading its

awareness. They had even implied that focus should also be on ending discrimination, stigma and prejudice
rendered towards the patients suffering from disease.

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World cancer day - 04.02.2020

World Cancer Day aims to save millions of preventable deaths
each year by raising awareness and education about cancer, to bring
in much more awareness students of class 5 A performed mime to
portray the causes of cancer. Mime was followed by speech of how to
prevent and avoid cancer. The whole event was taught provoking

Mumbai Kala Ghoda Art Festival - 06.02.2020

On December 3, 2018, the United Nations General Assembly
adopted a resolution proclaiming January 24 as International Day of
Education, in celebration of the role of education for bringing global
peace and sustainable development. Students of class VI A explained
to the audience that the day was celebrated to face the challenge
of achieving universal education. They used the platform given to
address the topic and put forth the message that without inclusive and
equitable quality education and lifelong opportunities for all, countries
will not succeed in achieving gender equality and breaking the cycle of
poverty that is leaving millions of children, youth and adults behind. A
commendable effort by the children indeed.

Sarojini Naidu Birth Anniversary - 11.02.2020

Class 3A came with yet another powerful assembly theme about a prenominal
women’s emancipation and civil rights person Sarojini Naidu. Students along with teachers
gave a power pack story narration assembly. Literacy was flowing in the floor were every one
drenched in the flow of narration.

World Radio Day - 13.02.2020

World radio day celebrates radio as the mass media reaching
the widest audience in the world. It is also recognized as a powerful
medium for celebrating humanity in all its diversity. To bring in the
importance of radio, students of class 3 B along with teacher gave live
demo to students nailing on how radio is operated and its importance
of giving listening power in any individual. Everyone gathered learnt a
small developmental activity of how to improve listening.

Safer internet - 14.02.2020

From cyber-bullying to social networking, each year Safer
Internet Day aims to raise awareness of emerging online issues and
chooses a topic reflecting current concerns. Students of class VII A
utilized their opportunity to propagate not only safer internet but also
a better internet, where everyone is empowered to use technology
responsibly, respectfully, critically and creatively. They encouraged
their audience to stay together in making the Internet a safer and a
better place to gather information. They emphasized on the protection
of personal data which is really very important.

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Chhatrapathi shivaji maharaj - 17.02.2020

Shiv Jayanti or Shivaji Jayanti is a festival and public holiday of the
Indian state of Maharashtra. This festival is celebrated on February 19,
celebrating the birth anniversary of the Maratha emperor, Shivaji. The
students from class VII B had done some research to present some
data regarding Shivaji Maharaj who is known for his strong warrior
code of ethics and great character. The students not only gave the
audience some facts about the honourable man but they brought
to life scenes depicted from the life of Shivaji. Their speech on the
legendary Maratha warrior king brought forward some thoughts which are relevant even today. The audience came
to know that he was a progressive and sensible leader known for his administration and bravery. The students put
in a great effort for the show.

Taj mahotsav - 18.02.2020

Taj Mahotsav is an annual 10-day event at Shilpgram in Agra,
India. This festival invokes the memories of the old Mughal era. Class
3 C students along with teacher elaborated on the importance of
Mughal emperor’s and varied activities carried out during the 10 days
of festival. Assembly was so colourful with multiple events.

International mother language day - 20.02.2020

To promote cultural diversity, multilingualism and to remember
one of the architects of the Indian Constitution, Dr. Ambedkar, class 4
B came up with exciting assembly pack of two. This assembly focused
on the importance of mother tongue and importance of language to
communicate. Students threw light on every one gathered in assembly
giving the role of the eminent person Dr Ambedkar who designed
constitutional law.

National science day – 21.02.2020

National Science Day is celebrated to commemorate discovery
of the ‘Raman Effect’, which led to Indian scientist Sir Chandrasekhara
Venkata Raman or CV Raman winning the Noble Prize in Physics in
1930. National Science Day is celebrated every year on February 28.
The theme for the National Science Day 2019 is ‘Science for people
and people for science’ while in 2018 it was “Science and Technology
for a sustainable future.” When this day is declared as National Science
Day? Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was a Tamil Brahman

who had worked from 1907 to 1933 at the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, Kolkata, West Bengal.
National Science Day is celebrated in India on 28 February each year to mark the discovery of the Raman effect
by Indian physicist Sir C. V. Raman on 28 February 1928. For his discovery, Sir C.V. Raman was awarded the Nobel
Prize in Physics in 1930. SCIENCE MONTH CELEBRATION. EMPOWER THE SCIENCE CLUBBERS TO ACTION. “The
importance of science is to understand the way things work, and to not only use these advancements to our
advantage, but to help maintain and control certain environments to keep animal life safe.

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Class VI : Rail Museum - 13.07.2019 Class VII To IX : Mahabalipuram - 13.07.2019

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Class Ii: Adayar Eco Park - 17.07.19

Field Day is a much-awaited event in the academic calendar of a student. Students belonging
to Class II went to Adyar Eco park. To make their day colourful, and less strenuous due to
heat, nature favoured them with a slight drizzle. Students had great fun walking along with
their classmates and teachers gazing at all the insects and reptile statues and stone carvings
of animals on their path. To add to their excitement, students were taken to a bird view point
and the tunnel walk which thrilled each and every kid. It was time to educate them in an en-
tertaining manner. So children were taken to the educational room where videos portraying
the importance of nature was played and the creation of park was vividly shown. Students
took home lot of information along with great memories.

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Class III: Dakshin Chitra - 18.07.19 Class IV & V: Cholamandalam Artistic Village -19.07.19

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Jr.Kg - Veggie View - 06.08.2019

Sr.Kg - Anna centenary Library - 16.08.2019

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for their show and tell activity on 24.09.2019. Each one
of them presented their topic with confidence. Through
the activity the children understood the characteristics of
mammals. Appreciation badges were given to each child.

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Field trip Class I – Guindy Park - 28.08.2019
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Nursery- Field trip-Toy’s Day Out - 22.08.2019

Field trip provide children with first-hand experience and give them unique opportunities
for learning that are not available within the four walls of a classroom.
Nursery children went to TOY’S DAY OUT, a place where children chose the play activity
of their choice-playing on a make belief ship, kitchen, bouncing balls, riding on a huge
transport vehicles, toys, block ……they enjoyed the day.

Sr.Kg – Field Trip to Guindy Snake Park-25.11.2019

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Nursery – Shopping Spree Day – 25.11.2019

The children of Nursery experienced a trip to San shopping mall created in the class by the teachers.
Different types of shops were organised like vegetable & fruit, clothes, toys and children went
around in groups to understand the importance and uses of them.

JRKG– VISIT A GARDEN - 04.02.2020

JR.KG students were taken on a field trip to KARUNA
NURSERY on ECR road. The objective of the field trip was
to reinforce the theme ‘Plants’ and to inculcate the love
for the environment and to relish the beauty of nature. JR.
KG students were briefed about different collection of plants.
Children observed and explored variety of herbs, shrubs,
creepers and climbers. They were curious to know about the
surroundings. This field trip sensitized the students towards
caring for the environment and the importance of planting
more trees.

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SRKG – BIRLA PLANETARIUM - 07.02.2020

The children of Sr.KG were taken on a field trip to Birla planetarium on 07.02.2020. The children
first saw a 3D show and watched Roller coaster Adventures with 3D glasses. Then children
visited the gallery and saw the models of the planets and how day and night is formed. The
children went into the dome shaped planetarium and watched the planets, galaxies, surface
of planets and constellations.
Nursery – VISIT TO PET SHOP - 07.02.2020

The children of Nursery visited a Pets shop on 07.02.2020. The objective of the visit
was to reinforce the theme Mammals and Birds. The children were excited on seeing
various birds, dogs, cats, rabbits and turtles, they were thrilled on seeing chameleons
and Iguanas. This helped to revise the concepts and sound taught in the class. The
children also enjoyed feeding carrots to rabbits. This visit helped to create awareness
among children towards caring and loving for birds and animals.

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CLASS I – CROCODILE PARK - 11.02.2020

The children of Class 1 were taken on a field trip to the Crocodile Bank on 11.02.2020 (Tuesday).
Children were excited to see the different types and sizes of crocodiles. They also saw different kinds of
snakes and their eggs. Later children ate their snacks and played for some time. Children had a thrilling
experience and fun with their classmates.

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CLASS ii – BIRLA PLANETARIUM - 07.02.2020

The field trip to “Birla Planetarium” was organized for class
2 students were excited to have a 3D view of the things
that they had just imagined to be huge luminous objects
somewhere out there in the vast space in the universe. It
was a fun filled learning experience for the students. Dark
room visual journey through the stars began, the excitement
among the students was overwhelming. The skies came alive
on the massive dome theatre. The show was extremely good
and provided a good visual experience as well as factual
knowledge of astronomy. To add cream to a dessert theme
WATER was organized picturising the importance of water in
present and why we should protect for future. Well began
ended well with lot of fun, excitement and learning.

class III – PARLE BISCUIT FACTORY - 13.02.2020

Class 3 students as their part of curriculum had a field trip
to Parle G biscuit factory. Students boarded the bus with lot
of excitement, since they are visiting one of their favourite
factory. Field trip coordinator of the company explained to
the students how to make a delicious biscuit mixture, later
the same was baked and also students witnessed how the
package is been made. To give students a clear view AV was
played where students came to know the different products
and their making. Children absolutely enjoyed the complete
event and had the delicious biscuit prepared. Students took
home lot of learning of how biscuits were made.

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CLASS IV&VI – Government museum - 07.02.2020

What better way to learn about our past, than a visit to the
museum? Basically, when one visits a museum they can take
a deeper look at historical items, dig deep into the art, tools,
weapons, dresses, etc. on display and also explain what
they mean. The students of Class VI visited the government
museum on 8th February 2020. The trip began with lot of
enthusiasm and vigour. The museum complex consisted
of six buildings. The objects displayed in the museum
covered a variety of artifacts and objects covering diverse
fields including  archeology,  numismatics,  zoology,  natural
history,  sculptures, palm-leaf  manuscripts, and  paintings.
Located close to the main museum entrance gates on
Pantheon Road, the museum theatre was a rare specimen
of the  Italianate  style of architecture, inspired by Classical
architecture. The museum is also a designated “Manuscript
Conservation Centre” (MCC) under the National Mission for
Manuscripts.

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Lake Tour – 14.11.2019

On Children’s day the budding environmentalists from our school went on a study tour around lakes. They
were guided by Ms. Melina and Ms. Presta of Environmentalist Foundation of India (EFI). It is an environmental
conservation group, which focuses on wildlife conservation and habitat restoration, with bases in many cities. As
the organization is known for its work in cleaning and scientific restoration of lakes in India, the students were
taken on a lake tour to broaden their knowledge. They were taken to water bodies that were rejuvenated and
restored by EFI.
Kattabomman pond, Nattar pond, Amman pond were some of the places they visited. The day was an eye-opener
for the youngsters as they realized how ponds have shrunk and the water table struggle to maintain a decent level
owing to encroachment, dumping of garbage and non-biodegradable waste, release of sewage water, growing of
invasive weeds and throwing construction debris. Mr. Arun Krishnamurthy, the founder of EFI, patiently explained
how the water bodies were restored and the boundaries strengthened by building bunds and fences. The students
were even able to have a look at a pit which was constructed to bring back turtles by making it a safe haven for
them. Their final stop was the Pallikaranai Marsh where they could watch some migratory birds. They returned
with a heavy heart when they were informed that the marsh was initially a big lake.
Students learnt a big lesson that day and pledged to protect their environment and spread awareness to guard
what the nature has gifted us so selflessly.

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Class VII-IX – Printing Press - The Hindu - 10.02.2020

The world of print media has always mystified children. To fulfill this curiosity of print media among the students,
the school arranged an Educational Trip for classes 7 to 9 to the Printing Press of Hindu at Maraimalai nagar on
10.02.2020. Understanding makes a thing more attractive. Seeing the various processes involved in the printing
of a mundane looking newspaper generated a lot of interest among the students. The students were quite
fascinated beholding and assimilating the various steps involved in News Paper printing.
The atmosphere was very noisy as the students entered into the premises, since the machines were working.
The latest edition of the supplement “Young World” was being printed. Students were divided into two groups.
Each group was then guided by two supervisors of the press. The supervisors explained each stage of printing
answering to the questions posted to them by the young ones. They explained the three types of printing
and described offset printing in detail. The students were shown a plate with printed matter which made the
understanding better. They next witnessed how actually the paper is passed from one machine to another, how
various colours were integrated and the papers getting ready within no time.  

The groups saw rolls of raw paper and could feel them, they watched them get printed, folded, cut, trimmed,
deposited on trays, picked up by the clamps, bundled together and packed. They were explained that within an
hour thousands will be ready. In one corner of the bay area the students could see the papers being put into
covers manually.
Thus, the whole process had a lot of learning take away for the students. A splendid opportunity to take a tour
around the working printing press and see the newspaper under printing was one worth cherishing. Truly quite
a fruitful outing for the students! Knowing something is different but seeing is believing.

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SAN-KAM

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Prayer for Peace SAN ACADEMY, Kamakoti Nagar showed her outrage and
sorrow at the attacks on people gathered for worship and
celebration in Sri Lanka last weekend. We prayed for the
families and communities of the victims, and healing for
those who were wounded. We prayed that throughout the
world people of faith and good will continue in efforts to
build relationships of respect with neighbours of different
faiths, and that together we can work at mending the broken
world that gives rise to such acts of terror.

All India Asteroid Search Campaign (Aiasc) 2019

The exploration of space will go ahead, whether we join in it or not, and it is one of the great adventures of all
time, and no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in the race for
space.

Joining the journey of discovery, our school team, comprising of S. Harini and T. M. Yatin Ganapathi of class 9,
were invited to attend the Training Workshop for the All India Asteroid Search campaign 2019, on 19th June. This
is held in association with International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC).

The work shop dealt with training the students about Astrometrica software installation, AIASC programme steps
followed by steps and parameters involved in identifying an asteroid and finally the format of sending the report
to the space India. Students were made aware about the astronomical terminology, abbreviations followed by
information on various NEA Asteroids .Our students participated in the session enthusiastically and also had an
opportunity to do practical hands on training with real discovery data that helped to motivate and build their
confidence to analyse new data files for new asteroids.

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Interact Club - Rotary Club - 6.8.2019

Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club  that  gives young people, who want to connect with others in their
community or school, an opportunity to participate in fun and meaningful service projects while developing lead-
ership skills and meeting new friends. They bring together young people of ages 12-18. The basic principle of the
Rotary Interact is to help others.  Their motto is “service above self”.  Through service activities, the youngsters
learn the importance of developing leadership skills and personal integrity, demonstrating helpfulness and respect
for others, and advancing international understanding and goodwill. While Interact clubs receive guidance from
individual Rotary clubs, they govern and support themselves.
Three students represented our school at a meeting held at Asan Memorial Senior Secondary School, Greams
Road, on August 6th . They were happy that the session was very interactive and their views were also heard. After
a brief introduction to all new entrants, a skeleton sketch of the club was given and their purpose explained. The
students were guided as to what activities can be done at school, how they can be performed to provide maximum
results, and what designates the smooth running of any project and what enables a team to work efficiently. Per-
sonal integrity was also given importance.
The students came back with great enthusiasm and had shared all the information with fellow students and
teachers. The club has now been formed with the hope of full cooperation from all concerned, and ideas for
various local community projects.
President: Harini. S of Class IX
Vice-President: Shruthi Subramanian of Class VIII
Secretary: Architha. R of Class VIII

T.K. Harinithaa, VB Down:
1. A dance devoted to lord Nataraja
6. They pray him and dissolve him in water
9. Festival of Indian women
10. Festival of farmers
11. A red dot of women’s fore head
4. A long cloth worn by Indian women

Across:
2. A plant base used to eat food
9. Festival of Indian women
8. A ring worn by married women
3. A person does not have food for long time
7. A tradition of drawing design in hand

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Blood Donation camp-Rotary Club - 17.8.2019

17.08.2019 “Bring a life back to power. Make blood
donation your responsibility”
SEWA (Social Empowerment through Work
Education and Action), an endeavor by
CBSE is a program that aims to focus on the
mental, emotional and social health of a
student. The main objective of SEWA projects
is to direct children’s mind in constructive
activities with positive outcomes through
the facilitation of creative and critical
thinking. This would help them to develop
self-confidence and self-esteem. Another
objective of this programme is to underline
the significance of the interdependence of
all human beings and our dependence on
the environment in this shrinking global
village. Students must acknowledge that
they have a responsibility towards the less
privileged, the disadvantaged, the society,
and the environment. The principle of giving
to society has to become second nature to
them.

Clues:
1. Who invented light bulb?
4. Who invented telephone?
8. How many types of electricity’s are there?
Across:
2. Who discovered magnet?
3. What table consists of substances?
5. Who invented Aeroplane?
6. What is the smallest bone in our body?
7. What is centre of atom?
9. What do all molecules have?
10. Which product conduct electricity?

Ananya A, VB

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Class I - Culminating Activity - 25.09.2019

As there is no exam for EVS, the class 1 children presented culminating activities on Environmental
Science on 25.09.2019 in the school campus. The activities were based on the 4 topics that the children
learnt in the first term-body parts, plant life cycle, primary and secondary colours, extinct and endangered
animals. Parents of each section were invited to be part of the programme presented by each class. The
children prepared for the show in a short time. Parents appreciated the programme a lot as children
enjoyed putting up each activity with understanding. They are looking forward to such activities on EVS.

Class II Culminating Activity – 26.09.2019

EVS culminating activity, for the students of Class II, was conducted on 26th September 2019. All
the children participated eagerly in the activity. Children showcased their knowledge of the concepts, they
had learnt in Term I. The knowledge perceived by the students was unfolded to the parents through various
performances.
Students presented fashion show on various animals and their products, Group discussions on the
functions of body organs, Group song on the parts of the plants, Show and Tell on various plant products, Skit
on the various types of animals in the forest and Story time, describing the various types of the plants. The
parents were delighted to see the knowledge presented by the students.

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Regional Conference of Principals of CBSE Schools – 11th & 12th October 2019

The Chennai Sahodaya Schools Complex organized a Regional Conference of Principals of CBSE Schools where
about 600 Principals from the member schools, including ours, discussed on the topic of ‘Empowering Schools for
Social Change'. This event was held in commemoration of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi at the Anna
Centenary Library Auditorium Hall on October 11th and 12th. The Speeches delved into various topics like ‘Career
oriented Skill Education in Schools’ and ‘Technology Based Future Ready Schools’
The event also featured the Cluster Schools, Tamil Nadu Region, performing cultural programmes. Students
from San Academy Kamakoti Nagar tirelessly practiced for their items, even going out of campus at times, keeping
varied timings without complaint and came out with flying colours. Our school was represented by:

WELCOME SONG GARBA DANCE Naveen. N of Class VII A
Sahana Sathish of Class VII A Balasankari. G of Class VII B Nisita Singh. E of Class VII B
Sahana. P of Class VII B Varunika. P of Class VII A
Narayani C. M of Class VII B Vijay. N of Class VII A

SWF Science Workshop 2019 – 17.10.2019 to 19.10.2019

Science Wissen Foundation (SWF) conducted a Science
workshop for the students for three days in our school premises.
They had come up with various modules for the students, which they
found informative. The interactive sessions with numerous hands
on activities had the students enthralled and the students enjoyed
every minute. With the vision of bridging the gap between theoretical
learning and real-life application, Science Wissen Foundation had
developed interesting modules for school students and they were
introduced to the students through various projects in different

sessions. Each session constituted a theory, hands-on experience, and the application of science in real life. The
students learnt that by applying the concepts they learn amazing things can be done and they must have cherished
the experience.

Robofest 2019 – 19.10.2019

San Academy Kamakoti Nagar and Kite Robotics organized a day long Science and Robotics event “ROBOFEST
2019” at the school premises on 19th October. The Theme was “Into Orbit” inviting the students to “Become
a Kalam Missile Champion”. The event witnessed more than 300 students from 25 + schools all over Chennai.
Students who had participated showcased their talents in the field of Space, Science and Robotic in a most inspiring
way. The event for organized as a tribute to Dr. A. P. J Abdul Kalam on his birth Anniversary. Kite Robotics had also
called 50+ teams to launch water rocket and it really excited the students. The guest speakers had captivated the
audience through informative anecdotes and educational snippets.

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Gadget Free Hour Fit India

Constructive family time is on the decline with The youth of today are the citizens of tomorrow.
the increase in the gadgets used by children and Keeping this is mind Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
parents. To encourage familial values and to give were on a campaign to spread awareness of keeping
confidence in parents to raise healthy, happy, fit in the youngsters’ mind. What better way that to
confident and responsible children Parent Circle contact the schools where our youth most of their day?
were on a mission to initiate the cause. It is true The Government of India organization made enquiries
that when the parents bond with their children, and found our school as one which followed healthy
it becomes a key in installing a sense of security practices. It is indeed a great honour to share.
in the children aa they are loved and understood.
San Academy KKN joined the drive and requested
the parents to spend an hour with their little ones
on Children's Day without any gadgets and doing
their personal work. We received certificate of ap-
preciation for our effort.

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Constitution Day

The activities planned since November starting from the “Celebration of Constitution Day” continued
through the month of January, as San Academy Kamakoti Nagar conducted a series of Quiz, Debate and Essay
competitions. Fundamental rights are essential for intellectual, moral and spiritual development of individuals.
Every citizen should be aware of it. To test the awareness among the students, a quiz was conducted for
class 6 students. Though human rights is a dynamic concept, and one which is therefore constantly evolving,
international law defines the content and scope of human rights. Now India is a secular nation. One of the
common debates in the society has been - Reservation of Seats. To give an opportunity to the students of
class 7 to pen in their views on: ‘Reservation of seat’, ‘Secularism’, and ‘Life of Dalits in Pre-Independence
and Post-Independence Era’ an essay competition was held. It was a real test of knowledge the students
had, regarding the topics. Students are exposed to equality at a tender age. They have an open view on the
happenings around them, with the media coverage on any number of topics. “Does reserved constituency
lead to discrimination?” Students of Classes 8 and 9 debated on this topic. It was a stunning performance by
the students as they had done elaborate research on the topic, and came up with real-time data. The whole
exercise this month had been a successful venture as students were exposed to some of the current affairs
of the country.

Value Education Contest

The International Society for Krishna Consciousness
(ISKCON) organises the biggest value education contest based
on Gita. Observing the fast degrading culture and  values  in
children, we had two IIT students Mr. Brijesh and Mr. Giridharan,
who enlightened the students in a very interactive, interesting
and innovative way to implement values from age old, proven,
time tested values from Bhagavad Gita. To educate the children
on the necessity of inculcating values in their inner self they
had brought in several examples from their everyday life. They
then talked about the contest, informing the students that
they will be provided with a kit which contains a guide book,
reading material and also a recent edition of Bhagavad Gita.
The students will be tested on their observed knowledge.

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Glimpse of

Many children with learning and attention issues may have times when they feel like they’re “not
good at anything.” Their challenges can lower their self-esteem. But extracurricular activities are a great way
for kids to focus on their strengths and passions without pressure of tests or other classroom demands. These
activities can build up a child’s confidence. They help children improve their social skills, develop interest and
inspire them to try new things.

An extracurricular activity is a good way for kids to be social in a more relaxed environment. And they get to
meet kids with the same interests. Extracurricular activities help kids have positive social interactions. Out-
of-school activities help kids focus on their interests instead of their challenges.

At San Academy, we focus on the holistic development of children and tap their inherent talents. We give
lot of opportunities to students to participate in Intra School Competitions and we are proud to say that San
stars have always come with flying colours and have made all of us proud.

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Karate Grading
Ceremony

Students of our school can take up
activity. They are trained by experienc
the end of the academic term. The grad
was conducted on 15.02.2020 and 22.02
martial arts it was formalized. Moving on
no longer considered a beginner, but no
that one has learned the basics. It is p
had practiced diligently and had prov

advancement. The event became a
self-confidence of the students
of sportsmanship, tea

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Silambam
Grading Ceremony

p Karate or Silambam as their CCE
ced coaches and are graded regularly at
ding ceremony for Karate and Silambam
2.2020 respectively, and like all derivative
to the next rank means that the student is
ot necessarily an expert. Rather it means
pertinent to say here that the students
ved themselves before being given their
an important factor in boosting the
s by inculcating in them the spirit
amwork and discipline.

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CHATURTHACHARAN TEST CAMP & GOLDEN ARROW AWARDEES

Chaturtha Charan camp was organized by Bharath Scouts and Guides,
Central Chennai District, in Fatima CSS School, Saidapet, on 10th and
11th of August 2019. Chathutha Charan is the last test for cubs, and this
camp was a training programme for the students appearing for the test.

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE
Madhav H
Josiah Gabriel VA Golden Arrow Award
Raaghav.S
Vaibhav Achyuta G VB Golden Arrow Award
Allen Jericho S
Mithilesh R IVA Golden Arrow Award

IVA Golden Arrow Award

IVA Chaturtha charan

VB Chaturtha charan

INDEPENDENCE DAY RALLY - 15.08.2019

It was a proud moment for our Scouts and Guides to be a part of
the Independence Day rally this year. The 73rd Independence Day
celebrations at Head Quarters in Chennai saw our Scouts and Guides
taking part in the rally. It was indeed a great experience for them to walk
alongside some great cadets belonging to various groups like NCC and
NSS. The aim was to impart the values and spirit of patriotism through
the unfolding events marking one of the greatest occasions of our nation.

TRITYASOPAN TEST CAMP - 12.10.2019

The following students have proven their markable eligibility for
Rajyapuraskar examinations.

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC PASSED TO
Madhuri R VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR
Shomila R VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR
Nandana S VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR
Sivaprasanth S VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR

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AMBULANCEMAN BADGE CAMP - 24.11.2019

The following students have received the AMBULANCEMAN badge.

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC PASSED TO
Madhuri R VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR
Shomila R VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR
Nandana S VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR
Sivaprasanth S VIIIA RAJYAPURASKAR

DISTRICT ANNUAL CAMP - 31.01.2020 to 02.02.2020

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Details of the badges received by the students enrolled in Bharat scouts and Guides of San Academy-Kamakotinagar

CUBS UNIT

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE
Madhav H VA Golden Arrow
Josiah Gabriel VB Golden Arrow
Raaghav.S IVA Golden Arrow
Vaibhav Achyuta G IVA Golden Arrow

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE
Madhav H VA Chaturtha charan
Mithilesh R VB Chaturtha charan
Josiah Gabriel VB Chaturtha charan
Raaghav.S IVA Chaturtha charan
Vaibhav Achyuta G IVA Chaturtha charan
Allen Jericho S IVA Chaturtha charan

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE
Iniyan S IVA Trityacharan
Dayamithran C IVA Trityacharan
Aarav IVA Trityacharan
Saiharith R IVA Trityacharan

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE SWARNA PANKH EXAMS
Tarun V IIIB Dwityacharan
Sethu Aadhavan IIIB Dwityacharan chaturthacharan exams
Srihari IIIC Dwityacharan golden arrow award
Yeshwanth G IIIA Dwityacharan
Nitish K IIIA Dwityacharan RAJYAPURASKAR EXAMS
Arshad Shaik IIIB Dwityacharan RASHTRAPATHI AWARD
Vamsshi Krishna IIIC Dwityacharan
Anish Lakshmanan IIIA Dwityacharan

BULBUL UNIT

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE
Lokshita D IVA Swarna Pankh
Neha M IVA Swarna Pankh
Tharuni K IVA Swarna Pankh
Sandhya T IVA Swarna Pankh

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NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE
Sanaa Tazmeen IIIB Rajat Pankh
Akayla charshanee IIIA Rajat Pankh
Samyukta Haribabu IIIA Rajat Pankh
Magima Shree IIIA Rajat Pankh
Hansika D IIIB Rajat Pankh
Varsha IIIA Rajat Pankh
Akshara IIIB Rajat Pankh
Rakshitha R H IIIA Rajat Pankh
Isha K IIB Rajat Pankh
Nadhanaa IIB Rajat Pankh
Madhumathi IIC Rajat Pankh
Deeksha IIC Rajat Pankh

SCOUTS UNIT

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE

Siva prasanth VIIIA Tritya Sopan

P.Shrinivas VIA Pratham Sopan

S.Jainitheesh VIA Pratham Sopan

G.Ritvik VIA Pratham Sopan

Saiesh r VIB Pratham Sopan

Yasovardan ram yella VIB Pratham Sopan

Y.Santhosh VIC Pratham Sopan

R.Tejaswin VID Pratham Sopan

Navin VIIA Pratham Sopan

Saicharan v VIA Pratham Sopan

ds GUIDES UNIT

NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS & SEC BADGE

Madhuri R VIIIA Tritya Sopan

Shomilaa R VIIIA Tritya Sopan

D Nandana S VIIIA Tritya Sopan Be Prepared
VIIIA Pratham Sopan
Lakshana R

Sahana Sathish VIIA Pratham Sopan

Navya Saxena VIIA Pratham Sopan

Nisita Singh E VIIA Pratham Sopan

Mridula Sundar VIB Pratham Sopan

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3rd ANNUAL SPORTS MEET-

KG - RHYMES 27 JULY 2019

‘It’s not how big you are.

It’s how big you play.”

-John Wooden (American Basketball player)

Sports, whether team - based or individual is great for children
as they provide not just physical activity, but also help build
children’s self-esteem, confidence, social skills and motivate them
to excel in life. Sports day brings new energy in the hearts and
minds of the children. In SAN , we encourage children to participate
in a wide range of sports events, cheer on their teammates and
learn valuable lessons of sportsmanship. San Academy, Kamakoti
Nagar commemorated it’s 3rd Annual Sports Meet on July 27th,
2019 at YMCA grounds, Nandanam, Chennai with great zeal and
excitement.The day unfolded with bright sunshine, a gentle breeze
and an enthusiastic buzz in the air.
The renowned Guiness World Record Holder for Mass Yoga, Dr.
Pon Anbarasu graced the occasion by accepting our invitation to
preside over as the chief guest for the occasion.
Sports day theme for Kindergarten and Grade 1 was “ DOWN AT
THE FARM”. The farm is where our food comes from and livestock
reared.
The day commenced with the hoisting of the flag by the Chief
Guest. Our Nursery, JrKg, SrKg and Grade 1 students rendered a
grand parade headed by the school band. It was a visual treat to
watch the tiny tots waving some of the farm products like Apples,
pears, mangoes and strawberries and walking in sequential line.
The parade was followed by some splendid drill display by our
tiny tots. JrKg children gave us a fascinating performance as little
bunny rabbits sporting carrots which is their favourite fruit in their
hands. SrKg children gave us a scintillating performance by shaking
and moving to the chicken song. It was really amazing to see the
tiny tots perform splendidly in their individual grade display events.
They learnt to stay strong mentally, never had fear to move forward.
All the winners were given certificates and medals as a token of
appreciation. Parents constantly applauded and encouraged the
young sports stars.
Fun time with father’s and mother’s event added to the
enjoyment. The parents displayed a sense of bravado and really
youthful participation.
The grand finale was by our Grade 1 students. It was a visual
treat to watch them tap their legs and shake themselves to the
peppy tune of the minions with brightly coloured fruits in their
hands. The Chief Guest and the Principal laid emphasis on the
importance of sports in students’ lives. The day was filled with
exciting and engrossing display of sportsmanship, fine and gross
motor coordination, a sense of fairness and yet competitive spirit.

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3rd ANNUAL SPORTS MEET RESULTS

NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN - DISPLAY EVENTS

Nursery A - Good Morning Mrs. HEN

ANANYA S I

Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! EVANGELINE SHERLY P II Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations!

MEGHA S III

Nursery A - Lets Go Swimming

AADVIK S I

ASAD HODA II

SATHYA DEV C III

JrKG A - Old Macdonald’s Swatchketh

JENISHA JOIESTIN I

MIRUTHULA C II

DEEKSHITHA R III

JR KG ‘B’ – Water is Life I
II
MOHNISH SR III
KRISIKA SREE K
SHEEIKKSHA J

JR KG ‘C’– Thank You Mrs Cow

ARJUN S I

JOSHUA JOE SAMUEL L II

DIDDHARTH A III

JR KG ‘D’– To Market To Market

NIKITA J U I

AALIYA M II

MRIDUN S R III

SrKG A - Riding a Pony I
II
JESHAN A D III
DHANSHIKA V
ERIC STEVEN MORRIS C E

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SRKG & Grade I - DISPLAY EVENTS

SrKG B - Fresh Farm Veggie I
II
POORANI ARAVIND III

JOSHNA R

SUHESH K

Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! SR KG ‘C’ – Planting Seedling Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations!

ARYAN S I

SEBRINAA STEPHAINE S V II

RITHVIK V III

SR KG ‘E’ – Pumpkin I
II
DAKSHITA P III
VIVIN KARTHIK M
PRADHIKSHA B I
II
I A – Over the Hay Stack III

SANVIKA V I
ANIRUDH G II
SIDDHARTH A K III

I B – Riding a Bike

AYNGARA SUDHAN
MANIKANDAN
ABHISHEK B
SOKSHAJA REDDY

I C – Matching the sound to the animal

LAKSHANYA K I

SIYONA B II

AASHMAN DEV D III

I D – Tisket – Tasket flowers in a basket

A PRANAV I

PRANAV SUGUMAR II

NANDHANA J III

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3rd ANNUAL SPORTS MEET “Talent wins games, but team-work and intelligence wins
championships“.
PRIMARY - GAMES OF THE WORLD
Sports day, a very important event in every school
27 JULY 2019 calendar, is a platform to show case the talent and efforts
put in by the students to display their self – confidence,
patience, zeal and sportsmanship.

The much awaited Annual Sports Day was held on Saturday, 27th July, with great zeal, excitement and

frolicsome atmosphere. The students entered into the spirit of the occasion in a grand way. As the chief goal of

SAN ACADEMY Group of schools is to bring all-round development for the students; sports has been introduced

from Pre KG itself. Our Sports Day always revolves around a theme. After a widespread survey and extensive

contemplation it was decided on “National Games of the World”, to introduce a few selected National Sports,

Games of different nations and some popular sport as well. It was a day filled with fervour and exhilaration,

amidst thrills and cheers.

 

After a great deal of planning and training the day commenced with epitome of energy, colour and style. The

Guest of honour was Mr. Johnson Selvanayagam Former Volley Ball player (FCI), he has also been Tamil Nadu

coach for several years nurturing young talents.

 

The hoisting of flag was followed by March past, coupled with some stirring marching music by the band,

which demonstrated great synchronization, teamwork and discipline by the four houses who eyed for the first

place. The significance of each house and the virtues each colour symbolizes was explained. The Olympic torch

was lighted by the School Sports Captain, Sri Harsha Pitani of Class IX. After the solemn oath taking and the

declaration of the Sports Meet open by our Chief Guest, the track events and the drills commenced.

It was a delight to see the excitement with which children challenged themselves to attempt variety of races
like the sprint, middle distance race and the relay. The display track events featured different national sports
and games. One could witness meticulous planning and execution of the events, making each event unique.
Exclusive innovation could be seen in the games of lacrosse, badminton, archery, gymnastics, swimming, boxing,
shooting, golf, hockey, dribbling the ball, weightlifting, slow cycling, skating, etc. Before each display track event
an introduction to the sport was done and the budding sports stars (finalist) participated in their respective
races with full verve and vigor. The students did not have to wait long for their medals as the prize distribution
followed immediately after each set of events. The prize distribution for the field events were held before the
finale.

The audience could witness splendid field drills, drills which blended with the track events. Students of class II
mesmerized them with a graceful fan drill, which had pace and beautiful movements with their colourful props.
Careful planning and execution was seen in the dumbbell performance of Class III. Accompanied with rhythmic,
soulful music, it was refreshing and relaxing to watch the performance of rhythmic yoga by the students of
Classes IV & V. The acrobatic formation of human pyramid was exhibited by the boys of classes VI to IX and they
were very much appreciated. The energetic performance with Lezims by the girls of classes VI – IX was a fitting
finale.

3rd ANNUAL SPORTS MEET RESULT

Grade II & III - DISPLAY EVENTS

II A - ARCHERY Vayu I Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations!
Sadhana K Akash II
Prithvi III
Sarvesh S.T
I
Abhinav S II
III
Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! II B - WEIGHTLIFTING
I
Isha K Prithvi II
III
Daivik Dev P Agni

Sriram Prithvi

II C - HOCKEY Agni
Shamyuktha S Prithvi
Deeksha Naveen Vayu
Samhitha V

II D - SWIMMING Prithvi I
Sharanya Patil Agni II
Yogavasan B Agni III
Prashant Mishra
I
III A - LACROSSE (SCOOPING) II
III
Nitish K Akash
I
Kaarunyan Saravanan Vayu II
III
Taarika Sree V Agni
I
III B - BOXING Vayu II
Irfan Khan T Agni III
Agni
Koushik Balajee N
Akshaya P R

III C - GOLF Agni
Kashyap Koppula Prithvi
Gautham Girish R Akash

Shavanthika Sha

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Grade IV - IX - DISPLAY EVENTS

IV A - SHOOTING Vayu I
Swastikaa P S Agni II
Prithvi III
Allen Jericho A
I
Rithvik V II
III
Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! IV B - GYMNASTIC RACE Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations!
I
Sai Harith R Vayu II
III
Palaniappan N Akash
I
Shravan Madayiveettil Agni II
III
V A - TABLE TENNIS BALL TAPPING
I
Madhav H Prithvi II
III
Varsha B Agni
I
Afrah M Akash II
III
V B - BADMINTON Akash
Jeshurun Daniel T Prithvi I
Jaivibhu A Prithvi II
Harshithaa S.K III

VI A - FOOTBALL TRIPPLING I
II
Tharun Adhithya G S Prithvi III

Shreshta Vayu
Balamurugan

Jainitheesh S Akash

VI B - BASKETBALL DRIBBLING

Yaso Vardan Ram Yella Agni

Udita Shree Manikanda Agni

Tanish M Agni

VI C - CYCLING Vayu
Akash
Aryavardhan V Agni

Saswanth K

Vethapriyan S

VI D - BADMINTON Vayu
Vayu
Sathana Thirugnanam Prithvi
Danusri P
Akshiitha Dinesh

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PRIMARY TRACK EVENTS

Grade VIIA - SKATING WALK Grade II&III - BOYS - 100 mts

Arshitha S Prithvi I Jayesh. B II C Vayu I
II Akash II
Sugithra S Akash III Nihal Ahamed O.S II C Agni III

Sahana Sathish Vayu I Jyosith. P II C Prithvi I
Grade VIIB - RUGBY II Vayu II
III Grade II&III - GIRLS - 100 mts Agni III
Ehasan Ahamed O S Agni
Sanaa Tazmeen. M IIIB
Aditya Tarang Bhamidipati Vayu
Varshini. A IIIC
Pranav Kumar I Akash
Aria Josephine IIIC

Grade VIII - CRICKET BALL TAPPING SUB JUNIOR - BOYS - 100 mts

Abijeeth G Akash I Barghav Naraian. P IVB Vayu I
II Akash II
Ajay Lakshmanan S Vayu III Tamil Selvan R.K IVB Akash III

Vasantha Kumar S Akash I Inbha S.J VB Vayu I
II Vayu II
Grade IX - VOLLEY BALL SKILLS III SUB JUNIOR - GIRLS- 100 mts Prithvi III

Kishore P Akash Subudhi Laashya Saraswati VB

Manas Mujib Rahman Agni Aradhana Sudhakar VA

Anish R Agni Pooja. S VB

Grade II&III - BOYS - 50 mts SUB JUNIOR - BOYS - 200 mts

Bhimavarapu Ram pratheeth IIIC Vayu I Barghav Naraian IVB Prithvi I
II Akash II
Rithvik Nithish IIIC Prithvi III Samarth Suresh VB Agni III

Chithesh Karthil.M IIIC Akash I Prabhachan M.S.A IVA Prithvi I
II Prithvi II
Grade II&III - GIRLS - 50 mts III SUB JUNIOR - GIRLS - 200 mts Vayu III

Akayla Chaarshanee. A IIIA Prithvi Ashvika. A IVA
Harshithaa. S.K VB
Smriti Raj Rao IIIB Vayu

Zahra IIB Prithvi Subudhi Laashya Saraswati VB

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PRIMARY TRACK EVENTS

SUB JUNIOR - BOYS - 4X100 mts JUNIOR -BOYS - 4X100 mts (VI)
Rishvanth Shriram. M
Sanjay Kumar. S IIIA Agni Sai Charan. V Agni
Akash Sanjay. L Prithvi
Dev M.S IIIA Prithivi Akash
Anish Lakshmanan IIIB JUNIOR -GIRLS- 4X100 mts (VI)
Agni Vandana R.S Agni
SUB JUNIOR - GIRLS - 4X100 mts Prithvi Yashika Gopu Akash
Harinithaa T.K Vayu Shamyuktha. S Vayu

Sandhana Sree. V
Thanvanthi. M

SUB-JUNIOR BOYS - MEDICINE BALL JUNIOR- BOYS - SHOTPUT (VI)
THROW
Pranesh S.V Agni I
Gokulnath. K Vayu I II
Abinav Pramod Vayu III
Barghav Naraian P Vayu II
Sai Siddarth Singh Prthvi I
Sanjive K.S Agni III II
JUNIOR -GIRLS - SHOTPUT(VI) III
SUB-JUNIOR GIRLS - JAVELINE THROW
Varshietha. M Agni
Iniya Madhanraj Prithvi
Kayravi Chatterjee Akash
Deepthi Sri. P Prithvi
Ayisha Nawrin A.Q Vayu
Adya Singh Akash
JUNIOR -BOYS - JAVELINE THROW(VI)

JUNIOR - BOYS - 100 mts (VI) Saiesh .R VIB Agni I
II
Badri Naraian. P VIB Prithvi I Abinav Pramod Vayu III
Vayu II
Abinav Pramod VID Agni III Pranesh S.V Agni I
II
Pranesh S.V VIB Akash I JUNIOR GIRLS -JAVELINE THROW(VI) III
Akash II
JUNIOR -GIRLS - 100 mts (VI) Agni III Kayravi Chatterjee Akash

Kayravi Chatterjee VID Sahana V.L VIA Vayu

Harshita Panda VIB Vethavarna. V VIA Vayu

Dhiksha. S VIC

JUNIOR -BOYS - 200 mts (VI)

Pranesh S.V VIB Agni I
Prithvi II
Badri Naraian. P VIB Prithvi III

Varun. S VIB Akash I
Agni II
JUNIOR -GIRLS - 200 mts (VI) Akash III

Kayravi Chatterjee

Dheeksha. K VA

Harshita Panda VIB

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Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations! SENIOR BOYS - 100 mts (VII-IX) SENIOR BOYS - JAVELINE THROW Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations!

Sri Harsha Pitani IX A Akash I Akash. M Akash I
II II
Sanjay. S VIIIA Prithvi III Naveen Kumar IXA Vayu III

Jaisivesh. P VII A Vayu Vasantha Kumar. S Akash I
II
SENIOR GIRLS - 100 mts (VII-IX) SENIOR GIRLS - JAVELINE THROW III

Dharanika S IXA Prithvi I Klara Racheel K Y IXA Vayu
II
Shreya. A VIIA Vayu III Abinaya. G VIIIA Agni

Ragshanaa S.P IXA Vayu Leann Grace. B VIIA Agni

SENIOR BOYS - 200 mts (VII -IX) SENIOR BOYS - SHOTPUT

Sri Harsha Pitani IXA Akash I Sri Harsha Pitani IXA Akash I
II Vayu II
Anish. R IXA Agni III Lohith Roopesh VIIA Prithvi III

Tarun Mario Vijay VIIA Prithvi Yatin Ganapatay T.M IXA Vayu I
Prithvi II
SENIOR GIRLS - 200 mts (VII -IX) SENIOR GIRLS - SHOTPUT Agni III

Kaviya Darshini. K VIIA Agni I Ragshanaa S P IXA
II
Abinaya. G VIIIA Agni III Dharanika IXA

Varsha S.S VIIA Akash Shivani.B IXA

SENIOR BOYS - 400 mts (VII -IX)

Akash. S Nath IXA Prithvi I
II
Mohamed Affan. H VIIA Agni III

Neeraj K.S VIIA Akash

SENIOR GIRLS - 400 mts (VII -IX)

Sahana. P VIIA Prithvi I
II
Leann Grace VIIA Agni III

Madhuri. R VIIIA Agni

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GAMES

Winners- Basket Ball -Sub Junior Team (Boys) Winners- Basket Ball -Junior Team (Girls)

Gokulnath K - Captain VA Vayu Sahana V.L– Captain VIA Vayu

Prabhakaran S (Vice Captain) VB Vayu Vethavarna V– Vice Captain VIA Vayu

Akilan A Ramraj VB Vayu Vidhulla S VID Vayu

Ashwin Ashok VB Vayu Harshitha V VIB Vayu

Sai Harith R IVB Vayu Joshitha S VIB Vayu
Kishan Kumar S.S IVA Vayu
Danusri P VID Vayu

Rik Dutta VB Vayu Sathana Thirugnanam VID Vayu

Winners- Basket Ball -Sub Junior Team (Girls) Winners- Basket Ball -Senior Team (Boys)

Aswathy S Nath - Captain VB Vayu Yatin Ganapathy T M – IXA Prithvi
Captain

Rakhshidha Ramadoss – Vice IVB Vayu Mohamed Aashif H – VIIIA Prithvi
Captain VA Vayu Vice Captain
Sansita R B
Sanjay S VIIIA Prithvi

Harshini Balasubramani VA Vayu Akash S Nath IXA Prithvi

Sebi Soosanna S V VA Vayu Siva Prasanth S VIIIA Prithvi

Swastikaa P S IVA Vayu Tarun Mario Vijay VIIA Prithvi

Poorvika K IVA Vayu Abhishek S VIIA Prithvi

Subudhi Laashya Saraswati VB Vayu Sai Saran D VIIA Prithvi

Varun D VIIB Prithvi

Winners- Basket Ball -Junior Team (Boys) Navin N VIIA Prithvi

Varshin P – Captain VIA Vayu WINNERS - Badminton - Sub Junior Team (Boys)

Gopikrishnan R– Vice VIC Vayu Hari Saran D – Captain VB Prithvi
Captain VIB Vayu
Saiesh R Hrishikesh N G – Vice VB Prithvi
Captain
Mohamed Mafas VIA Vayu
Kaushik S VA Prithvi
Tanish M VIB Vayu
Jaivibhu A VB Prithvi
Yaso Vardan Ram Yella VIB Vayu
Jitesh Kiran IVB Prithvi
Rik Dutta VB Vayu

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GAMES

Winners- KhoKho - Junior Team (Girls)

Parinita G - Captain VIC Vayu

Dhiksha S - Vice Captain VIC Vayu

Sai Geethika S VID Vayu
Vandana R.S VID Vayu

March Past Winners- Agni House Cinthana Santhakumar VIC Vayu

Varshaa Kalaiyarasan VIB Vayu

WINNERS - Badminton - Sub Junior Team (Girls) Priyanka V VIB Vayu

Pooja S– Captain VB Prithvi Varshietha M VIB Vayu

Deepthi Sri P– Vice Captain VB Prithvi Srihitha Vandavasi VIB Vayu

Iniya Madhanraj VA Prithvi Dheeksha K VIB Vayu

Winners- Throw Ball - Senior Team (Girls)

Winners- Cricket - Junior Team (Boys) Dharanika S– Captain IXA Prithvi

Abishek S.S - Captain VIB Vayu Andrea Winifred S– Vice IXA Prithvi
Captain VIIIA Prithvi
Abinav Pramod - Vice VID Vayu Shruthi Subramanian
Captain VID Vayu
Karan Venkateshwaran Archisa Das VIIIA Prithvi

Nitesh K.S VID Vayu Sruthi H VIIIA Prithvi

Alwin Alex VID Vayu Sahana P VIIB Prithvi
Gokulesh T VIB Vayu
Navya Saxena VIIB Prithvi

Nithin S S VIB Vayu Tanishka S VIIA Prithvi

Krishanth S VIC Vayu Arshitha S VIIA Prithvi

Rupeshwar V VIC Vayu Sre Harshini T VIIA Prithvi

Shringesh S.B VIC Vayu WINNERS - Table tennis - Senior Team (Girls)

Winners- Cricket - Senior Team (Boys) Balasankari G - Captain VIIB Akash

Sri Harsha Pitani - Captain IXA Vayu Narayani C M– Vice Captain VIIB Akash
Kishore P - Vice Captain IXA Vayu
Vasantha Kumar S VIIIA Vayu Varsha S.S VIIA Akash
Abijeeth G VIIIA Vayu
Pranav Kumar I VIIB Vayu Laya M S VIIIA Akash
Satya Kartikeya Patneedi VIIB Vayu

Neeraj K.S VII Vayu

Thejaswin B VII Vayu

Abishekh Pradhosh MPA VII Vayu