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Viveka Varsha 2019.Indd Viveka Varsha Significance of Rivers It is astounding how a single river blesses us with its generosity by providing us with numerous aspects, essential to survival. Mother earth is also known as the blue planet because of it being covered with 71% of water. These water bodies are nature’s benefac- tions to mankind, life without which would not have been possible. One of the signifi cant sources of water is the river. The early men are known to settle on the banks of rivers in order to avail the comforts and benefi ts provided, that included supplies of fresh water, fertile soil for cultivation purposes and more. Rivers sustain life, not only for mankind but also for fl ora and fauna. Rivers are massive providers of myriad advantages. They are major economic assets of any country as they did in the production of electricity, attract tourism, act as a solid trans- portation medium, help in trading purposes and also support the ecosystem by helping in the functioning of various natural phenomena like the water cycle. Various rivers are also regarded as deities in many countries, including our own. They are considered sacred and worshipped by devotees with utmost respect and loyalty, as their holy water is known to cure one of all illness. Subsequently, it has been a curse for the rivers as lot of industrial & agricultural wastes are being dumped into the rivers, making the water toxic and fatal for human use as well as for the marine life sustaining. Sensible and prudent use of their precious resource as well as sustainable development is highly imperative at this point if we don’t make efforts and do it now, it might all be over soon. Its sure is toilsome, but not impossible. The change starts from within: it’s now or never. Let us decide - Principal 1 Viveka Varsha Commerce Club - Agal Vilaku Distribution Amidst all routines, commerce club decided to take up an activity which is re- lated to the subject and also benefi cial to the society. The activity is buying agal vilakku at wholesale price and after painting and decorating them selling at a profi t but lesser than market price on the eve of Karthigai Dheepam Celebration. The profi t earned would be given to genuine orphanage. The capital for the activity was raised from the commerce club members. They worked in different departments like purchase Department, Marketing Depart- ment, Sales Department to carry out the work smoothly. The Students were on their toes with enthusiasm to complete the task. Finally it was taken to the high pedestal when the students came forward to contribute their investment towards donation to orphans. Amirtha - Varshini Isai Mandram On 13th December 2018, Our vidyalaya’s music club took a different turn in conducting power point presenta- tion as it marks the beginning of new era. The club mem- bers of Amirtha Varshini Isai Mandram were given a great opportunity to enhance their knowledge about carnatic musicians. On account of the same, two of the club members gave a power point presentation on “Shri Thyagaraja” the Great saint & musician, his life history, his compos- ition and the ragas which were found by him. They had effective interaction with the students. This programme instilled the importance of carnatic music in the minds of the students. National Integration Week National Integration is highly necessary in a multi regional society like India. Realizing the need of it, National Integration week was organised in our school from 19th November to 25th November 2018. In pursuing with this, programmes like speech, skit, Recitation & dance were performed by our students. The motto of this programme is to showcase oneness, unity in diversity and patriotism. Proud India Club - Bhasha Sangam The members of Proud India Club were given a great opportunity by the school to conduct a programme organized by CBSE to learn many regional languages through "Basha Sangam". It was an initiative taken up by ministry of HRD to popularize the different languages among the students. Everyday two students were selected to say few lines in different languages like Bengali, Assamese, Gujarati, Marathi, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Malayalam, Nepali, Odia, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu In the assembly and which was also repeated by the students. Moreover they were also insisted to practice the sentences learnt everyday with their parents and relatives. The only motto behind this was to create unity among all religions in India. In connection with this programme competitions like poster making and fancy dress were also conducted. 2 Viveka Varsha National book week celebration National book week is the birth anniversary of former prime minister, pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. It starts on 17th Nov, and observed for a week. Aim of this celebration is to read a lot and develop one’s personality. It would help them to have a revolution in the fi eld of education. Various com- petitions were held so as to create a platform to grasp the opportunity to read which will make one dream with open eyes. The competitions were favourite character drawing for V std, book wrapping for VI std, just a minute story for VII std, create a story based on proverbs for VIII std, paper presentation on various legends – mathematicians, Poets, authors, importance of English for class IX to XII std. Ramayana and Mahabharatha It is noteworthy to mention that our Vidyalaya marks a new dimension towards inculcating the value education where the children of class VII and VIII are hereby benefitted with the great values to be learnt in their age by knowing more about our epics and scriptures. As a part of this course our teachers narrate stories on all saturdays from great epics. Class VII have been learning Mahabharatha and its moral prospects similarly class VIII - Ramayana. This is being initiated so as to inculcate the values and inherit the moral lessons from the lives of Rama, Krishna, Arjuna and so on. Bharat Scouts & Guides * A. Chandru X-D * R. Akash X-B Bharat Scouts & Guides, a grandeur event was * N. Varsha XI-A * R. Mahalakshmi XI-B spotlighted on the following dates & months : * P. Heerthana shree X-D * E. Jananie X-D September 2018 : * R. Vidyalakshmi XI-C * S. Jeyasri XI-A Patrol Leader Training Camp was held in on 09.11.2018 & 10.11.2018, Inter-school scouts our school. 22 Scouts & 7 Guides & 4 Rovers at- & Guides camp was held in our school premis- tended passing out parade at St.Thomas Mount es wherein 93 students of class VIII participated October 2018 : along with seven Staff Members. 15 scouts attended the Swatch Bharat Pro- gramme at Raj Bhavan 2 Rovers & 2 Rangers have attended JOTA - JOTI programme at CMS Nagar. P. Heerthana shree, E. jananie have at- tended pretest camp which was held at Bharat scouts&Guides state offi ce. November 2018: The following students attended National Level Rovers, Rangers Meet held at sri. sathya nagar, karnataka. 3 Viveka Varsha Exclusive activities of pre-primary children Krishna Jayanthi, a unique bonanza for our tiny tots was held on 6th Septem- ber 2018. Nearly 750 children were in Radhakrishna Costume & went on a proces- sion, in the month of September. I & II std students had an activity focussing on the topics poem recitation, grammar, tables, speech on general topics so as to imbibe the precise pro- nunciation, accent, boldness & so on. The response from the children was quite encouraging. on 20th September 2018, LKG & UKG children were in disguise of Lord Ganesha, Murugar, Lord Shiva, Krishna & recited slokas, bhajans & so on. On 29th November 2018, Inter School competition was held at Sri Padma Sarangapani, Villivakkam 6 of our students from LKG to II Std Participated wherein - Sai Varsha, LKG E, Rithika, UKG A, Sanjay, UKG E, bagged Prizes. Dance for a Noble Cause Dance is like dreaming on one’s own feet. As per the quote, our vidyalaya sheds prime (due) importance to bring out the innate aptitude of our children especially in dance. We feel delighted to house a num- ber of trained dancers at our school. To make the dance more aes- thetic, this year during Navarathri Celebration, our vidyalaya’s dance team under the guidance of dance teacher had been to Banian Hospital, Mugappair West where it is denoted that it is the place of sanctity and blessedness. The aphorism of the pro- gramme was to make those people drench with loads of happiness but the team was totally astonished when they happened to receive lots of gifts as a sign of gratitude for the dance performance. Every one was quite emotional. Despite this challenging ability (special needs) they didn’t give up their hopes & had lot of grit determination which was proved & felt in that place. Samajik Samrasta Club Samajik Samrasta Club took up a great initiat- ive for the signifi cance of social equality. As a part of this initiation, the club members went to panchayat union Government School, Poorivakkam on 14th November 2018. The event commenced with a speech on the importance of oneness, concord, integrity, indivisibility & so on. The games occupied the major portion of the wholeness where the govt. school children enjoyed it with utmost pleasure & were rewarded with the prizes as a piece of encouragement. The spirit of the club members was showcased and they were immensely happy in sowing the seeds of social equality in the young minds at right age. Intra Mural A champion is afraid of losing, everyone else is afraid of winning. It’s our privilege to express that our vidyalaya students conduct Intra mural sports event every year in the school premises.
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