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Annual Report 2020-21 Dr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior College 11 th Street, TNHB Colony, Korattur, Chennai – 80 ANNUAL REPORT 2020-21 ACADEMICS Sankar Srinivasan of XII Std. received 0.1 merit certificate from CBSE for the Subject Tamil in X Std. (2018-19) batch. ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF X AND XII (2019-20) TOPPERS IN XII STD COMMERCE STREAM S. No. Name Total Place 1. P. Abirami 488 I 2. M. Sri Hari 483 II 3. S. Dheeptha 477 III SCIENCE STREAM S. No. Name Total Place 1. M. Anirudh 484 I 2. SrivibhaParthasarathy 481 II 3. R. Lavanya 480 III Number of students secured A1 in all subjects 7 Number of students secured above 450 25 TOPPERS IN X STD S. No. Name Class Total Place 1. G. Kavya X B 483 I 2. K V Mohan Raj X E 479 II 3. V. Bharath X B 476 III 4. B. Srinivasan X B 476 III 5. P. Arthi X D 476 III 6. S M Kavyadharshini X E 476 III Number students secured A1 in all subjects 1 Number of students secured above 450 17 100% Result in both X and XII std 1 | P a g e IX and XI Std. Annual Examinations (2019-20) – Performance IX Std. Overall Toppers S.No Name Class & Sec Mark/500 Place 1 K.Midhun Raj IX D 493 I 2 K.P.Yadhunandhan IX B 485 II 3 Aritra Gupta IX E 479 III Outstanding Students (Students secured more than 425) S.No Name Class & Sec Total 1 K.Midhunraj IX D 493 2 K.P.Yadhunandhan IX B 485 3 Aritra Gupta IX E 479 4 P.Joythilalitha IX B 474 5 Bhavishya Bengani IX E 466 6 S.Rajesh IX B 461 7 S.M.Mahema IX C 446 8 K.Dharshini IX D 445 9 S.Harini IX C 443 10 M.Arthi IX D 443 11 U. Sai Bharadwaj IX E 442 12 P. Varsha IX C 441 13 S.B. Ragasri IX E 434 XI Std.- Toppers COMMERCE STREAM 1. G. Jayanthi XI-C 475/500 2. S.A. Janavi XI-D 465/500 3. A. Rahul XI-C 447/500 4. B. Sairanjani XI-C 447/500 SCIENCE STREAM 1. S. Padmadhrshini XI B1 471/500 2. S. Aniruth Sridhar XI A 453/500 3. S.K. Sonalee Sri XI B2 448/500 List of Outstanding Students – XI Std. Students Secured more than 425 out of 500 S.No. Names Class & Sec Total 1 G. JAYANTHI XI – C 475 2 S. PADMADHRSHINI XI – B1 471 3 S.A.JANAVI XI – D 465 4 S. ANIRUTH SRIDHAR XI – A 453 5 S.K. SONALEE SRI XI – B2 448 6 V. MRIDULA XI – B1 447 7 A. RAHUL XI – C 447 8 B. SAI RANJANI XI – C 447 9 A. TAMARAI SELVI XI – B2 443 2 | P a g e 10 S. EASHWARRAM XI – A 442 11 S. ABIRAMI XI -B1 441 12 A. DHANUSH XI – D 437 13 G. MUGILARASI XI – D 434 14 S. ANKITA KUMARI XI – B2 434 15 M. INESH ROHIT XI – C 433 16 ABHISHRI SURANA XI – C 433 17 R. ISWARYA XI – E 433 18 S.J. RAHUL RAJ XI – D 432 19 S. RAMYA XI – B1 431 20 V. SHRI VAISHALY XI – C 431 21 B. SHWETHA XI – B2 431 22 J.M. DHARSHANA XI - B1 430 23 P. GURU RAMALINGAM XI – A 429 24 E. JANANIE XI – B1 428 Annai Violet Arts & Science College had Academicians Meet and they honoured our Teachers. Smt. R. Sudha and Smt. K. Kavitha Chellam received the Key Contributors Award. II Term activity for LKG and UKG was held on 03.03.2020. II Term activity for I and II Std was held on 06.03.2020 Samskrithi Gnana Pariksha Examination was held for IV to XI Std. on 03.01.2020 & for teachers and parents it was held on 04.01.2020. Training cum orientation programme on Examination was held at Bhavans’ Rajaji Vidyashram, Kilpauk for Principals. Smt. S. Usha Rani, Principal attended the same. The Student trainers of “Involve” visited IIT Campus and have taken part in the activities conducted there on 04.01.2020. Vizhudhugal Vergalai Nokki (A Glorious Bharatham) programme was held at D.G. Vaishnava College, Arumbakkam. 13 Students from VIII Std. attended the same. Parichay Examination was conducted in our School. 314 students appeared, 79 were from our school . On 27.02.2020, Sanskrit Meeting was conducted at Astheega Samajam, Venus Colony, Alwarpet. Pujyashri Jagadguru Sankara Vijayendra Saraswathy Sankaracharya Swamigal addressed the Sanskrit Teachers about the development of Sanskrit. Smt. P.Vijayalakshmi, Sanskrit Teacher attended the same. Due to Covid – 19 lock down, online classes were started for VIII to X and XII through Google meet for the academic year 2020-21. for VI and VII Std. teachers are taking classes and “recorded - videos” are sent to students. 1st June 2020 onwards, our teachers are attending online CBSE – Capacity Building Programmes . Spoken English class was taken by Ms. Sindhu from USA. 3 | P a g e Online Ramayana and Mahabharatha classes commenced for 6 to 8 classes. West Cluster Best Teacher Award function was conducted virtually at Union Christian Public School. Smt. G. Shakila, Science Teacher received the Best Teacher Award 2020. Parents Meeting and Motivation programme was conducted for 10 th and 12th std . Parents meeting was held for 9th Std. & 11 th std . on 09.01.2021. Swami Sureshananda addressed the parents on “The role of parents in upbringing their children”. This was followed by an Interactive session. In support of NEP Students, Parents & Teachers have taken Pledge and have become ambassadors. Various competitions were conducted in connection with National Education Policy . Students, parents and Teachers have taken part. From the Month of April Online classes are being taken by the teachers. This challenging situation has made the teachers to adopt the modern technology . 9 Smartboards and 10 Web cameras have been provided by the school to facilitate teaching through Online . Through OLABS practical classes were conducted for IX to XII std. All the teachers are attending various programmes like CBSE online programme, Webinars etc. to enhance their skill and subject knowledge. Group Discussion for the teachers was organized. All the teachers were divided into ten groups and discussion was done on topics viz How to bring out the hidden talents of the children, Teaching skills, Swadeshi Sinthanai, Partition of India and The RSS- what I know, Teacher & Guru – Wholesome Education, Secularism – Pseudo Secularism, Hindutva, Aryan-Dravidan- Myth or Reality The topics were initiated and led by Sri. S.D. Mohanji, Sri. K. Ponramanji, Sri. N.R. Narendranathji, Sri. Sriramji and Sri. P. Kesavanji. Teachers shared a lot of information about “Nava Vidha Bhakthi” through online . Online Training Programme was organized for the teachers by Vidya Bharathi from 26.08.2020 to 28.08.2020. Smt. S. Aruna, Pre Primary In-charge was one of the resource persons. She handled the session on the topic “Knowing about Nature and also about moral and ethical values to be imparted to the children. On 24.10.2020 Vijaya Dasami Day, Oath was taken by our XI Std. Students. In connection with observance of Vigilance awareness week on 31.10.2020 & 01.11.2020, Eradication of untouchability on 29.01.2021 , “State Girl Child Protection Day ” on 24.02.2021, Students, Teachers and Non-teaching staff took Pledge. Various Workshops & Orientation programmes were attended by our Teachers organized by CSSC, West Cluster, Kanchi Cluster, Dyslexia Assn., Teaching Education (NEP), Art Integration etc. Staff Meeting was held on 12.12.2020. Report on the activities were read out by the In-charges. Smt. K.Maruthambal briefed about the meeting which she attended regarding “Rewriting History”. 4 | P a g e Sri.S.D.Mohan, SMDC Member explained about “Self Respect”. Correspondent explained about untold facts of History. He threw light on the old system of education. Staff meeting was held on 11.01.2021. Sri Ramakrishna Prasad, Prantha Saha Karyavah (RSS) addressed the teachers on how to be stress free and how to have passion towards the work that we do. He threw light on FIR (Frequency, Intensity, Recovery) and CCC (Calmness, Cheerfulness and Confidence). Involve programme – Basics of Entrepreneurship was held for XI Std. It comprised of Seven Sessions. The participants received certificates for the same. Smt. K. Kavitha Chellam conducted the two sessions of Involve programme for Government students on the topic “Empathy” on 14.02.2021 & 20.02.2021 respectively. SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSES Inauguration of Skill development classes for IX std 2020-21 was held through Google meet on 23.08.2020.Shri. J.M. Kashipathiji, Organising Secretary, Vidya Bharathi Akhila Bharatiya Siksha Sansthan, Sri. U. Sundarji, Organising Secretary, Vidhya Bharathi Tamil nadu, Sri. Navaneetha Krishnan, Co-ordinator Daksh Bharathi graced the occasion. Three courses viz, House wiring and Electrical, Web Designing and Two Wheeler mechanism are going to be imparted to the IX std students. Sri. N.R. Narendranath, Correspondent, Sri. P. Kesavan, Additional Correspondent, Sri. Irungovel, Sri. Mohan, SMDC members graced the occasion. On Saturdays, the classes are being taken by the instructors for 1 hour. Smt. J. Jayasree, Vice Principal received Skill Development Certificates from Sri. Kasipathiji, Vidya Bharati on the occasion of Shishuvatika Programme which was held at Agaramel Unit on 01.11.2020. Skill Development Course Text books release function was held on 13.02.2021 in our School. Sri.U Sundarji was the Chief Guest. Sri.L.Ramamoorthy, Joint Secretary, VES, Sri. Meenakshi Sundaram, VET, Sri. N. Navaneetha Krishnan, Co-ordinator, Daksh Bharati, Hon.Correspondent and Addl.
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