CVP Report, CVMHSS

CVP REPORT 2021-2022

Second Half (October – March)
Chinmaya Vidyalaya Matric Hr. Sec. School,

Srirangam

CVP Calender

S.No. School Activity Date CVP Class
Physical
1 World’s Aids Day 01.12.2021 IX A
Development
2 Vaccination camp by Physical IX to XII
Government Health centre 04.01.2022 Development
Workshop for students Physical
3 22.03.2022 IX To XII
about leprosy Development
Children’s Day Intellectual
4 14.11.2021 KG TO XII
Competition Development
21.03.2022 Intellectual
5 Robotics Workshop VI TO IX
22.03.2022 Development
Workshop was conducted
Intellectual
6 by Karuna club for the 25.01.2022 Development Teachers
teachers
Intellectual
7 Science day 28.02.2022 IX C
Development
Saint Thiyagarajar
Spiritual
10 Aaradhana 22.01.2022 Development IX to XII

Spiritual
11 Prathishtadinam 27.01.2022 Teachers
Development
Sri Purandaradasar Spiritual
12 01.02.2022 IX to XII
Aaradhana Development

13 RamakrishnaParamahamsa 04.03.2022 Spiritual IX C
jayanthi Development
Indian
14 Saraswathi Pooja 14.10.2021 Teachers
Culture

Kuthu Vilaku Pooja & Teachers
15 Mathru Pooja 15.10.2021 Indian
Culture

Indian
16 Deepavalli 02.11.2021 I to XII
Culture

Indian
17 Karthigai 19.11.2021 VIII A
Culture

Teachers,

Indian mission
18 Hanumanth Jayanthi 02.01.2022
Culture members&
students

Indian
19 Pongal Celebration 14.01.2022 I TO XII
Culture
Indian
20 Mahashivaraathri 01.03.2022 I to XII
Culture

21 Gandhi Jayanthi 02.10.2021 Patriotism VIII A

Patriotism
22 Lal Bhahadur Sasthri 02.10.2021 IX A

Sardhar Vallabhbhai
23 Patel's Birthday 31.10.2021 Patriotism X B


Patriotism
24 Air Force Day 08.10.2021 VII A

Patriotism
25 Jawaharlal Nehru Event 14.11.2021 VIII A

Patriotism
26 Navy Day 04.12.2021 XII B

Patriotism
27 Flag Day 07.12.2021 IX D

Patriotism
28 Bharathiyar Birthday 11.12.2021 X C

Patriotism
29 Army Day 15.01.2022 XII B

30 Republic Day 26.01.2022 Patriotism Teachers

31 Martyrs Day 30.01.2022 Patriotism IX B

32 Sinthanaisirpi Singaravelar 18.02.2022 Patriotism IX A
Event

33 Elder's Day 1.10.2021 Universal IX C
Outlook

34 Animal Welfare Day 4.10.2021 Universal VII D
Outlook
35 National Postal Day 10.10.2021 Universal VIII C
Outlook
36 UN Day 24.10.2021 Universal VIII C
Outlook
37 Infantry Day 27.10.2021 Universal IX A
Outlook
38 Election for School Pupil 22.11.2021 Universal IX to XII
Leader, ASPL, SR and Outlook
Asst. School
Representative

39 Human Rights Day 10.12.2021 Universal IX D
Outlook
40 Awareness Pocso 2012 03.01.2022 Universal All IX
program given by Outlook Students
Inspector of Police
Mrs. Karthika from
Srirangam Station.

41 National Youth Day 12.01.2022 Universal X C
Outlook

42 Thinking Day 22.02.2022 Universal VII A
Outlook

43 Women's Day 08.03.2022 Universal VIII C
Outlook

44 World Forest Day 21.03.2022 Universal IX B
Outlook

45 World Water Day 22.03.2022 Universal X A
Outlook

Index
S.No. School Activity Date CVP Pg. No

Physical
1 World’s Aids Day 01.12.2021
Development
Vaccination camp by Physical
2
Government Health centre 04.01.2022 Development
Workshop for Physical
3 22.03.2022
students about leprosy Development
Children’s Day Intellectual
4 14.11.2021
Competition Development

5 Robotics Workshop 14.11.2021 Intellectual
Development
Workshop was conducted
Intellectual
6 by Karuna club for the 25.01.2022 Development
teachers
Intellectual
7 Science day 28.02.2022
Development
Sastra Stem League 2022 Intellectual
8 21.03.2022
conducted workshop Development
Workshop for students Intellectual
9 22.03.2022
about leprosy Development
Saint Thiyagarajar
Spiritual
10 Aaradhana 22.01.2022 Development

Spiritual
11 Prathishtadinam 27.01.2022
Development
Sri Purandaradasar Spiritual
12 01.02.2022
Aaradhana Development

Spiritual
13 RamakrishnaParamahamsa 04.03.2022 Development
jayanthi
Indian
14 Saraswathi Pooja 14.10.2021
Culture
Kuthu Vilaku Pooja & Indian
15 15.10.2021
Mathru Pooja Culture
Indian
16 Deepavalli 02.11.2021
Culture
Indian
17 Karthigai 19.11.2021
Culture
Indian
18 Hanumanth Jayanthi 02.01.2022
Culture
Indian
19 Pongal Celebration 14.01.2022
Culture

20 Mahashivaraathri 01.03.2022 Indian
Culture
Patriotism
21 Gandhi Jayanthi 02.10.2021

22 Lal Bhahadur Sasthri 02.10.2021 Patriotism

Sardhar Vallabhbhai
23 Patel's Birthday 31.10.2021 Patriotism


24 Air Force Day 08.10.2021 Patriotism

Patriotism
25 Jawaharlal Nehru Event 14.11.2021

Patriotism
26 Navy Day 04.12.2021

Patriotism
27 Flag Day 07.12.2021

Patriotism
28 Bharathiyar Birthday 11.12.2021

Patriotism
29 Army Day 15.01.2022

30 Republic Day 26.01.2022 Patriotism

31 Martyrs Day 30.01.2022 Patriotism

32 Sinthanaisirpi Singaravelar 18.02.2022 Patriotism
Event

33 Elder's Day 1.10.2021 Universal
Outlook

34 Animal Welfare Day 4.10.2021 Universal
Outlook
35 National Postal Day 10.10.2021 Universal
Outlook
36 UN Day 24.10.2021 Universal
Outlook
37 Infantry Day 27.10.2021 Universal
Outlook
38 Election for School Pupil 22.11.2021 Universal
Leader, ASPL, SR and Outlook
Asst. School
Representative

39 Human Rights Day 10.12.2021 Universal
Outlook

40 Awareness Pocso 2012 03.01.2022 Universal
program given by Outlook
Inspector of Police
Mrs. Karthika from
Srirangam Station.

41 National Youth Day 12.01.2022 Universal
Outlook
42 Thinking Day 22.02.2022 Universal
Outlook
43 Women's Day 08.03.2022 Universal
Outlook
44 World Forest Day 21.03.2022 Universal
Outlook
45 World Water Day 22.03.2022 Universal
Outlook

INTERNAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENTS :

Routine: As given in the Report-- I the activities are carried out


Project III: Club Activities

Our school activities are placed under three heads.
 Daily routine
 Occasional routine
 Club activities ( Society oriented and Self oriented )

Project I :Daily routine: Everyday events takes place in such a manner
that


Monday - English News

Tuesday - Kathamala

Wednesday - Science Thought


Thursday - Thirukural

Friday - Tamil News

Saturday - Birthday Greetings


Project II: Weekly

Apart from the routine academic subjects, children are made
members of two clubs each out of the successful ten clubs. The school
manages 10 clubs out of which six are society oriented and four self
oriented.

Society Oriented Clubs &Self Oriented Clubs
1. Chinmaya Service 7. Culture Club
2. EXNORA 8. Science Club
3. Karuna Club 9. Fine Arts
4. Green Brigade 10.Literary Club
5. Red ribbon
6. Consumer club

Hari Om!




"Yatha dristi, tatha shristi"




Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda quoted

“Efficiency is the capacity to bring proficiency into

expression." Chinmaya Vision Programme is rooted in the

philosophy. With Gurudev's "Vision of Education", CVP aims


to lead to reach and revel in his "Vision of life."

"Education is the most powerful


weapon which you can use to change


the world."






CVP aims at all around. It helps

the student manifest his / her inherent

intellectual capacities and the existing ones


through various activities.

PHYSICAL




DEVELOPMENT

Objective:
To create awareness about the importance of first aid in
preventing injuries and saving lives.
To be able to prevent injuries and save life.
To equip the student with the ability to act helpful in time of
need.


Programme:
In connection with World AIDS Day, a student from IX-A -
S.Subhashini gave a speech on the significance of the day. She
spoke about the symptoms and precautions of the disease.

Impression:
The students develop the capacity to provide quality first aid in
community-based service.

Outcome:
The students understood the importance of healthy life.



Vaccination camp for std IX to XII conducted by Government
Health Centre.













Dr. Shanthi addressed the students and said about leprosy.
Our school Students of Std: IX to XII attended this National
Leprosy Eradication programme.

INTELLECTUAL






DEVELOPMENT










"The mind is not a vessel to be filled

but a fire to be kindled."

Song Speech










Wealth out of waste Recitation










Patriotic Making ornaments &
Song greeting card











Story telling Thirukkural Recitation

Devotional song Craft Work












Drawing Story telling









Doll Decoration

Robotics workshop for students

 Sastra stem lab was introduced in our school.


 The main motive of introducing Sastra stem lab is to provide
skill building opportunities for the students to engage them

towards STEM related activities.


 The workshop was conducted by a pedagogue from Propel
technologies on 21 and 22 March 2022.
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 The workshop has improved the coding skills, creative
thinking, active learning and problem solving.


 CNR lab will promote the children for innovative ideas,
innovating thinking and also experimental learning.


 We are very much proud to get an opportunity to participate

in Virtual competition in the name “Sastra Stem Lab League
2022” conducted by Propeller technologies.

Objective :
To understand the importance of Science day and
contribution of scientists.

To create interest among the students to do science day
project.
To create budding scientists.

Programme:
o Science day is observed on 28 of February every year to
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honor scientists for their significant contribution to the
world.

o Students did project enthusiastically on the given topics.
o Teachers spoke on various topics to create awareness

among the students between 24.2.22 and 4.3.22.
o Teachers spoke about the importance of healthy food,
scientific reasons behind hindu tradition, medicinal plants,

immunity booster, reduce plastics and 3R's, wonders of
science, social media and proper usage of mobile.






S.R. Harshavardhan
IX-C

Projects for the students:
I Std - Paste the pictures of domestic animals and wild
animals.
IIStd - Paste the pictures of Good habits.
IIIStd - Draw a plant and label the parts.
IV Std - Write the names of the Scientists and their
inventions.
V Std - Draw rainwater harvesting method.

VI Std - List out medicinal plants and write their uses.
VII Std - Write any 20 elements and their symbols.
VIII Std - Write the chemicals present in products/food
which we use.
IX Std - Write the life history of your favourite Scientist
with his/her photograph.

Impression:
Children understood the contribution of Scientists and get
motivated to find some new projects.
Students had opportunity to know the life history of Sir.C.V.
Raman from student's talk (Master S.R. Harshavardhan of IX-C).

Outcome:
Students understood the contribution of Sir.C.V. Raman
and how to build scientific mind and project.

"Spiritual growth is like learning to walk.

We stand up, fall, stand up, fall, take a step, fall,

take a couple of steps, fall, walk a little better,

wobble a bit, fall, run, and finally, eventually fly."

SAINT THIYAGARAJAR AARADHANA DAY

CELEBRATION


Objective:
To educate the students about Saint Thiyagarajar.
To make the students aware of the Bhakthi Marga shown by
him.
To enjoy the Keerthanas of Saint Thiyagarajar.

Programme:
Saint Thiyagarajar Aaradhana Day was celebrated on
22.01.2022. Due to Covid 19, the students had prepared their
videos and shared to all classes through Neverskip.

Variety Programmes by students:
S.Laksha sree XI A &
The following students rendered Thiyagarajar Keerthis

P.S.Akshitha VI A








































J. Neeraja - VI D S. Janani - VI D

S. Vrinda - IX D












R.Durgaa Sree X-B K.Brindha - IX D

















A. Vishal-IX B & A.Vishalini -IX B P.S. Anusri XII-A

Objective:
Prathishta refers to the rite or ceremony by which a Murti is
consecrated in a Hindu temple, where in hymns and Mantra are

recited to invite the deity.
After the Prathishta the statue represents the Tirthankara
and become a worshippable object.

Programme:
All the teachers alone carried out the honor of celebrating
this function unitedly.
This included chanting of sloka's of Vinayagar agaval,
Kandhashasti kavasam and Hanuman chalisa.
Also, new dresses and garlands were wore to the god and
offered the prasadham to the god.














Impression:
The whole idea of this celebration is to get the spiritual
highness and feeling the godliness.

Outcome:
Attained the spiritual satisfaction of getting the blessing
from the god by worshiping him.

Objective:
Sri Purandaradasar Aradhana is the annual aradhana of
Kannada saint composer Purandaradasar. The objective of this
"Aradhana" is to honor that great soul.


Programme:
Sri Purandaradasar, a great devotee of Lord Krishna, a poet
and a musician. He is considered as the father of carnatic music.
In our school, we celebrate Purandaradasar Aradhana on
01.02.2022. The following students sung keerthanai -
Selvi. S. Syndhavi - XI A , Selvi. L.Malavika XI-A, Selvi. S. Vrinda
-IX D, Selvi. R.V.Srishavindha IX-D, Selvi. R. Durgashree - X B,
Selvi. R. Rengasri -VI A, Selvi. R. Prerana -X C, Selvi. R.
Madhustuthi -XII B, Selvi. R. Haripriya -XI B, Selvi. P.S. Akshitha
-VI A, Master. A. Vishal -IX B, Selvi. A. Vishalini -IX B, Selvi. S.
Janani -VI D and Selvi. J. Neeraja -VI D.

Impression:
Students learn complete self-surrender and unadulterated
love towards god.

Outcome:
A glimpse into the devotional magic that was crafted by
"Pitamaha of carnatic music", on his Aradhana day.













A.Vishal -IX B & S. Vrinda -IX D
A. Vishalini -IX B

S. Janani -VI D R.V.Srishavindha IX-D R. Prerana -X C















S. Syndhavi - XI A R. Rengasri -VI A

























R. Durgashree - X B J. Neeraja -VI D L.Malavika XI-A

Objective:
To know about Ramakrishna Paramahamsa an Indian
Hindu mystic and religious leader.
To pay tribute to this great Guru for his spiritual

temperament.

Programme:
A speech on the life history of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa
was given by Selvi. B.Vijayaashree of IX C Std.




B.Vijayaashree
IX C Std






Impression:
Ramakrishna Jayanthi celebration inspires the students to
understand about the saint who was recalled for his service and
dedication to hindu philosophy.


Outcome:
By celebrating the greatness of the Guru, the students
pledge to adopt his simple ways of life to realize the ultimate.

"A Nation's culture resides in the



hearts and in the soul of its people."

Objective:
To inculcate spiritual thoughts in the minds of children. To

know about our culture.

Programme:
Idols of gods and goddess were arranged in 5 sets of 3 steps.
Few students displayed their models, done creatively, in Golu.
Daily pooja and bhajan was done by our teachers.
On the last day of the celebration all the teachers did
bhajans, chanted slokas, said ashtothram on goddess
Saraswathi. We did pooja for classroom, lab and school vans.
Thambulam was distributed to all the staff.
Students did pooja at home and sent the video in their
respective class whatsapp.















Impression:
Students had learnt how to make arrangements for
Navarathri celebration.

Outcome:
Students understand the significance and greatness of
Navarathri celebration.

Objective:
The Vilakku pooja [lamp worship] is familiar among women
throughout tamil society and is usually done in groups.
It aims at collectively worshipping Goddess Mahalakshmi by
a large number of women at a time.
It is said to bring prosperity to the home and peace to the
world. It brings all auspicious things to each and every member.


Programme:
Teacher parent came to school and celebrated kuthu
vilakku pooja on 15 October, 2021.
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Impression:
Goddess in the heaven are always worshipped during
festivals.
By doing this pooja, it is believed that Goddess Lakshmi,
wife of Lord Vishnu and the goddess of wealth visits her devotees
house during this pooja and bless them with abundant wealth
and good health.

Outcome:
The women will be blessed by money , blessed with long life ,
blessed with food, blessed with good health, blessed with victory
in life. This pooja gives us immense benefits if done whole
heartedly with full faith.





Objectives:
Mathru pooja is conducted in order to instill moral values in
the minds of children and to foster love and respect towards the
“Mother” who has endured great pain to bring the child into this
world.

Programme:
Mathru pooja was conducted on 15 October 2021.Due to
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pandemic situation our teacher parent attended the function.
Our Principal and Vibuthi amma explained the importance of
“Mathru pooja”.











Impression:
The celebrations on that day left a feeling of bliss among all.
The children were taught about the benefits of giving due
respects to their elders/parents by performing the “Mathru”
pooja. The camp also taught about the nuances of “how to lead a
good life”.
Outcome:
Mathru pooja was also organized in connection with
Navarathri celebration.
Children pay their respects to their mothers in a ceremony
known as Mathru pooja.

Objective:
 To educate the students about Naragasura vatham.

 To create awareness on why do we celebrate Diwali
 To advice the students on safe Diwali.


Programme:
Diwali celebration was celebrated along with Gubera

lakshmi pooja in school with the students. Significance of Diwali
said by Mrs. P. Savithiri. Students prepared videos on
Naragasura vatham by dance and on hoe to be safe during

lighting crackers and precaution methods.


















Impression:
Students will understand how to celebrate diwali and also

they will know why do we celebrate diwali. Students develop
knowledge on safety measures on diwali.

Outcome:
By celebrating diwali, students understood the main
significance of diwali celebration.

Objective:
Karthigai is essentially a festival of lamps. The lighted lamp
is considered as an auspicious symbol. It is believed to ward off
evil forces in prosperity and joy. The students should take part in
spiritual activities and let them know the purpose of celebrating
karthigai.


Programme:
In our school it was celebrated on 19.11.21. Lamps were
lighted by the students of class from I to XII in the Murugan
temple and Hanuman temple respectively. Students chanted
Bhajan (Murugan songs) and Kandha sasti kavasam. It was
celebrated in a grand manner. The programme winds up with
Mangalam aarathi.



















P.Harinee IX C
Impression:
Students understood the significance of Karthigai deepam, a
traditional festival, the importance of lighting lamps.
Outcome:
Beautiful light is born of darkness. So the faith that springs
from conflict is often the strongest and the best. Enhances
spiritual development among students.

Objective:
To inculcate the spiritual thoughts in the minds of children.


Programme:
Hanuman Jayanthi is celebrated to commemorate the birth
of Lord Hanuman. On that day, abhishekam, alankaram and
maha aarathi was done.
Hanuman chalisa, ashtothram were recited.



















Bhajan by Students

Impression:
Students revitalized the grace of Lord Hanuman.
Outcome:
Students and teachers received the gracious shower of Lord
Hanuman with the compliment kit:
* Knowledge * Valour * Lack of fear * Honesty
* Courage * Courteous body language.

Objective:
To educate the students about importance of Pongal
festival.
To understand that it is thanks giving festival as it is held
to thank the Sun and the Lord Indra for helping farmers, in

growing higher yielding crops.

Programme:
Pongal festival was celebrated on 15th January 2022. Some
video presentation were shared among the students insisting the
importance of farmers contribution. The following students
performed speech, dance and bhajan regarding pongal festival.

Speech - R. Bharath XI-A
R. Pooja XI-B

Dance - S. Thanga Muthu Lakshmi III-A

Bhajan- R. Durgashree X-B
R. Rengasri VI-B
R. Madhushtuthi XI-B
R. Haripriya IX-B



S.Thangaamuthulakshmi

III-A

Speech





R. Bharath R. Pooja
XI-A XI-B



Impression:
Students understood the importance and greatness of
pongal celebration.
Through various programmes like dance, speech and
bhajan, they understood the purpose of celebrating the pongal
festivals.

Outcome:
Students learnt about cultural and rituals.
Students start to give respect to domestic animals and
farmers hardwork.

Objective:
The objective of celebrating Shivarathri is to recognize the
Shiva in us. Maha Shivarathri is an annual festival dedicated to
the hindu God Shiva and is particularly important in the
shaivism tradition of Hinduism.


Programme:
Maha Sivarathri celebration was celebrated in our school
premises on 1 March 2022 in a great manner under the
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guidance of Vipoothi Amma, our Principal Madam and our
Correspondent Sir. Abishekam and Archanai were done.
Students offered flowers during Ashtothram.




















Impression:
Students will understand Maha Sivarathri is the day to
meditate and concentrate while chanting Lord Shiva‟s Manthras
(“Om Namashivaya”)

Outcome:
Students actively participated and recited the slogas and
went on idea about our culture and rituals.

Patriotism









"Patriotism is a lovely sense


of collective responsibility."

Objective:
To educate the students about Mahatma Gandhi‟s
thoughts and ideas.
To pay tribute to the legendary hero Mahatma Gandhi
commonly known as “Bapu”.
To make the students aware on his role in Indian

Independence.










Speech - S.Deekshitha of VIII A



Programme:
Prepared a video highlighting the life of the Mahatma
Gandhi and it was shared through Neverskip.

On 2 October 2021 Gandhi Jayanthi was celebrated
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every year. On that day the video speech highlighting the life
of Mahatma Gandhi was given by S.Deekshitha of VIII A.

Impression:
Since Gandhi was a pioneer of satyagraha, Gandhi
Jayanthi celebrations inspires the students to learn
resistance through non-violence.

Outcome:
By celebrating the greatness of the Mahatma,the
students pledged to adopt his simple ways of life and
principles of empathy, humbleness, honesty and sincerity.

Objective:
To educate the students about Lal Bahadur Shastri's
thoughts and ideas.
To make the students aware about Indian independence.













S. Siddharth
IX-A




Programme:
Master. S. Siddharth of IX-A gave speech about Lal
Bahadur Shastri and the same was uploaded in Neverskip on

2nd October.

Impression:
True democracy or the Swaraj of the masses can never come
through untruthful and violence.

Outcome:
Lal Bahadur Shastri was deeply influenced by the political
teachings of Mahatma Gandhi - "Hardwork is equal to prayer". In
the direct tradition of Mahatma Gandhi, Lal Bahadur Shastri
represented the best in Indian culture and inculcated the citizens
that they must fight for peace bravely.

Objectives:
To render assistance to educate under privileged
people who are economically backward.

To extend financial assistance to poor neglected
families in India.










Video presentation by V.Sermakili of X B

Programme:
A video presented by V.Sermakili of X B about the
importance of his foundation on 31 October, 2021.
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Impression:
A person without character cannot succeed either in
politics or business
He integrated all the princely state into India.
Outcome:
Patel was a selfless leader, who placed the country‟s
interests above everything else and shaped India‟s destiny
with single-minded devotion.

Objectives:
To recall the establishment of the Indian Air Force (IAF) to
assist the army fighting on the ground.
The day also aims to increase awareness about the Indian

Air Force also known as the "Bhartiya Vayu Sena", as an
organisation dedicated to enhancing national security and
authority.

Programme:
Prepared a video highlighting the importance of Air Force
Day and shared it in Neverskip.





S.Nandhini
VII-A









Impression:
The celebrations on Indian Air Force Day are marked every
year with a unique theme.
2020 Theme -- "The untiring efforts and supreme sacrifices
of its personnel".
2019 Theme -- "Know your Air Force".
With the help of themes students able to know the
importance of this day in our nation.

Students will understand of protecting our mother land and
among the other armed forces, the IAF is "Crucial Organ" that
plays an important role in the wars of the country.

Outcome:
Students understand the motto of the Indian Air Force is
eleventh chapter of the "Bhagavad Gita".
"Nabham Sparsham Deeptham", which literally means "Touch the
sky with Glory".
An interesting fact is that IAF has taken its motto from the

Objective:
It emphasizes on the importance of giving love,
attention and affection to children.
This celebration aims to promote the well being of
children and to uplift their social rights.














JK. Anushka of VIII A
Programme:
From L.K.G to XII std students participated in various
competitions Selvi JK. Anushka of VIII A gave speech about
Jawaharlal Nehru on 15.11.21

Impression:
Children will understand about the values and

disciplines. The true essence of children‟s day is to
understand the significance of childhood in our lives.

Outcome:
It is observed on the birth anniversary of the first
Prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. He was very fond
of children and was referred to as “Chacha Nehru”.
A children‟s day serves as the perfect occasion for
spreading awareness about the rights, care and education of
a child.

Objective:
To make the students aware of Navy Day.
To develop the sense of patriotism and to become proud that
we belong to a great nation.
To recognize the achievements and role of the Indian Navy to

the country.

Programme:
Navy Day was celebrated to commemorate operation trident,
which was the attack on the Karachi harbor during the Indo-
Pakistan war (On 4th December 1971). Navy Day was celebrated
with great enthusiasm and the speech delivered by Selvi.
H.Gayathri XII-B. She shared her views on the significance of the
day.





H.Gayathri
XII-B






Impressions:
Students will understand the importance of protecting our
country and realize their duty as a citizen, serving as a soldier,
remains them to understand the situation and face the life
bravely.

Outcome:
By celebrating the greatness of the Navy Day, the students
pledged to adopt simple ways of life and principles of empathy,
humbleness, honesty and sincerity.

Objective:
To develop the sense of patriotism and to become proud that
we belong to a great nation.
Collecting funds for welfare of armed forces personnel.

To show our gratitude by remembering and honoring the
martyrs who had dedicated their lives to safeguard the
country.

Programme:
A speech was given by the student Selvi S. Vrindha of IX D
on 7.12.21 to create awareness about the importance of the
day. She shared a message which was motivating for all the
students.




S. Vrinda
IX D





Impression:

Children will understand that it is celebrated to honor
the soldiers, sailors and airmen.

Outcome:
Gets an awareness that volunteers collects fund by
selling badges, stickers and other items. Funds are collected
for the betterment of the armed forces staff.

Objective:
„Mahakavi Bharathiyar‟ a poetic genius, a symbol of
patriotism and social reform, and an indomitable spirit of
freedom and fearlessness.

Programme:
Bharathiyar‟s birthday was celebrated on 13
th
December in our school premises. Master. A.B.
Chandrakanthan of X-C gave an inspirational speech on
Bharathiyar.







A.B. Chandrakanthan, X C








Impression:
Bharathiyar the eternal poet belonging to our nation.
The students understood his patriotism towards the nation
was boundless.

Outcome:
The students learnt about his life history and learnt

values.

Objective:
To develop the sense of patriotism and to become proud that
we belong to a great nation.
To remind students about soldiers who sacrificed their lives
to protect the country and its citizens.

Programme:

Army Day was remembered with great enthusiasm and a
video was prepared by S. Rohith – XII-B for highlighting the
importance of Army Day.
He gave a power point presentation with explanation of the
great day.
He showed the great courage of our soldiers who had to face
the enemy and the harsh weather of the mountains.





S.Rohit
XII-B





Impression:
Students will understand the importance of protecting our

motherland and realizes his duties as a citizen, serving as a
soldier, remains them to understand the value of living in a free
country.

Outcome:
Students understood the value of our motherland and pay
their respect to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives to protect
the country and express their gratitude.
By celebrating the Army day, the students pledged to make
their life purposeful by constructively contributing to the society
and nation.

Objective:
To develop the sense of patriotism and to become proud that
we belong to a great nation.
To teach us to live in unity and peace.


Programme:
Republic day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and
respect through online. The Principal welcomed the gathering
and introduced the chief guest Dr. S.P. Balaji.
Teachers shared their views on the significance of the day.
A diversified programmes branched out by all departments
added extravagance to the celebration of the Republic day.
A video presentation also organized by the students of
various classes.


























Impression:
Republic day is one of the Indian significant national
celebrations celebrated with extraordinary pride and energy all
through the nation.
This day recognizes India‟s best authentic occasion when
the “Constitutions of India”, came into power.

Outcome:
Students understood the importance and value of life and
how to make their life purposeful by constructively contributing

to the society and nation.

Objective:

We observed Martyr‟s Day to pay tribute to the freedom
fighters who gave their lives for India‟s independence.
Programme:

Every year 30 January is observed as Martyr‟s day. To
th
solemnize the melancholic day, a two minutes silence is observed
nation wide at 11.00 a.m to remember Martyrs. Students also
expressed their thoughts through speeches on the topic of
Martyrdom.




























Impression:

Students remember and salute the freedom fighters who
had sacrificed their lives for the nation.

Outcome:

Student knows about the freedom fighters who had
contributed for the nation and develops a sense of patriotism.

Objective:
To know about God Father of Indian Labour.

Programme:
The video presentation by Selvi. N. Niranchana Devi from
IX-A. The video talks about life and adventures of Singaravelar.






N. Niranchana Devi
IX-A





Impression:
Singaravelar remained a staunch advocate of the causes he
had pioneered till his death at the age of 85.

Outcome:
The students will learn that he was a pioneer in more than
one field in India and a major leader of the Indian Independence
movement.

Universal






Outlook








"With technology, we can achieve


universal access to secondary


education within a generation."