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Annual Magazine 2019-2020 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 san academy GROUP OF SCHOOLS k eep rea ching for the s t a r s REFLECTIONS ANNUAL 2019-2020 MAGAZINE Velachery Campus Looking Back to March Forward Your Dreams Our Mission 2019–2020 L MAGA NUA ZIN AN E Smart Dynamic Quality Creative Conducive Technology Team Work Education Learning Environment MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL Ms. A. Padma Priya “A school is a place surrounded by four walls with the future inside” It’s a social institution that reflects the standard of the society. Good schools will help exploring the hidden talents to it’s full possible way in order to the upliftment and progress of human minds. San Academy takes up the responsibility in changing the future society and its people in the field of academics, social, mental, moral and physical development. San Academy has always been a second home for children and their first world to explore. They experience a period of joy during their stay, undergo healthy competition, learn to adjust,share, care and love. More than the infra structure it is the hearts of students and staff that makes San Academy a true institution. This school is oriented to the total formation of a child to suit the dynamics of the changing world in order to achieve common goals. Students are prepared to grow with confidence and passion in the areas of their strength and potential. “Intelligence plus character is the goal of true education “ The people of fine character live by their values. They are honest and committed to the truthfulness in thoughts,word and deed. True character develops the capacity for self discipline,self respect and which in turn leads to self esteem. In such person evolves the maturity to handle problems,decision making,and managing responsibilities without partiality. Always remember to uphold the dignity of people. Be always ready to give preference to others. “You are God’s gift,what you become is your gift to God” “Always lead life with purpose and passion to bring out the best from within”. REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 TEAM DIRECTOR Mrs. R. Archana Anand PRINCIPAL Mrs. A. Padma Priya ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL COORDINATOR HR Mrs. D. Pushpa Mrs. Rachel PRIMARY COORDINATOR ACCOUNTANT Mrs. A. Sakthi Sri Mrs. A. Parameswari KG COORDINATOR ADMISSION INCHARGE Mrs. G.Jessie Tacho Ms. Sangamithra LIBRARIAN UTILITY IN-CHARGE Mrs. C. Motheeswari Mrs. Rani Stephen www.sanacademy.edu.in 11 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 NURSERY SST DRIVERS Padmapriya.V S.Subashini B.Ravi U. Anurekha S.Lavanya V.Kanagaraj JR. KG Priyanka.P M.Durai Radha.D COMPUTER SCIENCE P.Ravikumar E.Anitha M. Elavarasi Justin Britto Puspita Mohanty WESTERN DANCE/ Uthamsingh S.Subathra AEROBICS Karneshwaran SR. KG D.Prashanth ATTENDERS Vijaya Devi ART & CRAFT Sethu Pandian Akila.G Jeba Selvi R.Selvi Anbu STUDENT COUNSELOR Jyothi Swaroopa S.Kumar Gomathi Sasi Priya.R A.Sharmeela K.Muthu FLOOR SUPERVISOR K.Radhika Dinesh.A Jayanthi ENGLISH A.Rajan M. Gomathi V.Anandhi Deepak.S PT G.Shobana CHILD CARE TAKERS Durga Parameswari Sivabarathi D.Valli Vijayashanthi R.Sudha K.Vijaya Nandhini.P CLASSICAL DANCE Leelavathi.G V Saranya. J K.Radha M.Leelavathi TAMIL BALLET M.Lakshmi R.Devipadma Durga Singh Ravath.D Mugip K.Kavitha WESTERN MUSIC T. Nisha Nanthini Lincy Diana.P Neela Amudha Suja Christinal. C KARATE HINDI M.Karthik Kamurnisa Poomari Seema Kumari SILAMBAM M.Dhanalakshmi Santosh.S Suguna Rajani Leela CUBS & BULBULS / EVS SCOUTS & GUIDES Seetha Lakshimi S.Divya R.Anand B.Shanthi R.Padma Priya Kanchana Devi.V Rajam C.Manjula OTHER STAFF Easwari Ammal Reshma Nair N.Krithika Jayalakshimi Majeetha Praveen R.Bharathi Panneer Selvam MATHS Sowmya Roopesh Josephine D.Alamelu C. Poongothai Kannagi D.Kavitha CCA Kala R.Aswini K.Revathy Tejovani.N V.M.Lakshmi Sharmila Sankar DRAMATICS Chandra H.Revathy Hari Krishnan K.Radha Raja Rajeswari.M Divya M.Krishnaveni 12 SAN Vel – Annual magazine 2019-2020 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS www.sanacademy.edu.in 13 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 PRIMARY TEACHERS SUPPORT STAFF 14 SAN Vel – Annual magazine 2019-2020 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 DRIVERS & ATTENDERS Service Award 2019-20 S.No Support Staff S.No Exemplary Service Award 5 years 1 Mrs. Rajam 1 Mrs. Padmapriya A 2 Mrs.Jayalakshmi 2 Mrs. M Dhanalakshmi 3 Mrs. U. Jeba Selvi 4 Mrs. Durga Parameshwari S.No Exemplary Service Award 10 years 5 Mr. Prashanth 1 Mrs. G.Jessie Tacho 6 Mrs. R. Aswini 2 Mrs. C. Motheeswari 7 Mrs. Jyothi Swaroopa P 8 Mrs. Nisha Nanthini S.No 100% ATTENDANCE AWARD 1 Mrs. Anandhi Vijayakumar 2 Mrs.V.Jayanthi 3 Mrs. Rachel Prabu 100% Attendance Award 6 consecutive academic years from 2013 to 2019 Mrs. Anandhi Vijayakumar www.sanacademy.edu.in 15 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 INVESTITURE CEREMONY (2019-2020) Leadership is not about a title or a designation. It’s about impact, influence and inspiration.” – Robin S. Sharma A ceremony of investiture is symbolic of a myriad of different important aspects of human life- growth, maturity, belief, faith, duty and sincerity, to name a few. In keeping with this, San Academy, Velachery, to ensure a well-rounded education to its meritorious students, is home to a Students’ Council with a term of one academic session, each. On the 12th of June, 2019, the Students’ Council was invested duties for the academic session 2019-20. A very solemn occasion, the ceremony began with the Council members marching to the stage with their flags held high, in sync with mighty, fervent music that replicated the aura of the ceremony. Lead by the top office bearers, one by one, each member marched on the stage to be badged and sashed by the chief guest Ms Sobha Daniel. In each mind was instilled a sense of pride and respect for the school. After a sincere oath-taking ceremony, Council members from the four different houses of San Academy School marched proudly to their strongholds in the corridor, and took their places with their waving flags symbolizing their aspirations for their respective houses - Akash, Prithvi, Vayu and Agni. 16 SAN Vel – Annual magazine 2019-2020 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 PREFECTORIAL BOARD MEMBERS 2019-20 HEAD BOY ASSISTANT HEAD BOY GAUTHAM.D – V C SHAKKTHI.P. V – IV D HEAD GIRL ASSISTANT HEAD GIRL REETHU.B – V C AKSHARAA.V – IV A SPORTS CAPTAIN ASSISTANT SPORTS CAPTAIN THAMIZH.B – V D AADARSH S G – IV A AAKASH HOUSE CAPTAIN AAKASH HOUSE Asst. CAPTAIN PRATYUSH.S – V A VITHUR VAREN.B – IV A AGNI HOUSE CAPTAIN AGNI HOUSE Asst. CAPTAIN SANJEY PRANITH.P – V B SHAMBAVI.S – IV A PRITHVI HOUSE CAPTAIN PRITHVI HOUSE Asst. CAPTAIN LAVANETHRAN.S – V C SAI YASASWI.R – IV B VAYU HOUSE CAPTAIN VAYU HOUSE Asst. CAPTAIN SRIYA SREEJAY – VA MADHUNISHA.S – IV D www.sanacademy.edu.in 17 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 Special Events Kindergarten Nursery FATHER’S DAY On 17TH of June the children of nursery had their first special event very special to their hearts “Fathers Day“ the day was filled with such beautiful emotions to see fathers and their children playing many activities together. The day ended with ever lasting memories for proud fathers on their child’s first event of a life time. CLOWNS DAY On 24th of June our little children dressed with gay and fun as little clowns celebrating clowns day, Oh!!! How lovely to see our little clown’s cheerfully smile and dance to their hearts content, laughing to each other. With great excitement they all sat together to watch a magic show that was sheer joy beyond words. BOOGIE WOOGIE DAY On 8th of July our little wonders of Nursery were taught their first moves to sway their little hips like little rock stars. Our school dance master engaged the children with beat tapping rhythm of music. The boogie woogie 18 SAN Vel – Annual magazine 2019-2020 REFLECTIONS 2019-2020 day taught them to appreciate music and dance letting their spirit evolve to musical charm. SENSE ZONE DAY The Sense Booth Day emphasizes the importance of sense and their organs: teaching little children the experience that comes through every sense and enjoyment thereafter. Everything related to sense and objects related to it was displayed which was so much well received by them. PUPPETRY DAY How much little children enjoy storytelling, but this day the 19th of September was not like any other story telling day. It was a puppetry day by our special guest Mrs Lalitha Prabhakar Retired Head Mistress of Osmotic Energy Central School who enticed our little audience with a wonderful story about a “Little Red Hen”. The narration was filled with sound of different animals transmuting them to such a lovely interaction of animals and puppet show roll before their eyes. SPLASH POOL DAY The coming of September and the arrival of monsoon rain so dear, we decided not to wait for the monsoons on 16th of September we made our little nursery children splash in water with so many water activities. We taught them how to fish and the different water animals took them to surprise. ZOO ANIMAL PARTY DAY This was a different party On 24th of October, our children were dressed in animal costumes of their choices. It was such a treat for all eyes. With every theme the learning becomes a joyful experience. The children were taught to love and understand animals, find the differences between domesticated and wild animals the habitats of animals where do they live and how do they live. The event ended with animal rhymes. ANIMAL SHELTER DAY On 21st October kids of Nursery had a special event animal shelter day. Kids were eager to experience the 3D model of the shelter and also they recollected the name of each living place of animals.
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