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43Rd Annual Day - 2019 43rd Annual Day - 2019 1 Vision & Mission Vision • We strive to create an enabling environment providing relevant opportunities and experiences which equip the students with knowledge and skills as well as attitudes and values required to face life with courage and conviction. • We believe Human Excellence is the aim of all Education. Mission • To offer quality education at affordable cost • To create an enabling environment where students ‘learn to learn’ • To motivate each student to compete with himself to reach his/her true potential • To equip our students with winning skills and train them to be competent as well as original • To nurture young minds , strengthen their values, and make them worthy human beings 2 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai •Every academic year is a significant milestone in our journey towards human excellence. •Annual Report is an encapsulation of outstanding performance in both scholastic and co scholastic areas . •It is a reflection of our commitment to excellence with honest effort , sincere execution of our ideas ,resonating with meticulous planning, with the eyes on the stars and feet firmly on the ground. •It is my pleasure and privilege to present the best of 2018–2019 . 3 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class XII - Results Total No. of Candidates Appeared: 157 Pass Percentage: 100% School Toppers Science Group Commerce Group R Shivsundar A Padma Bharati 493/500 488/500 4 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class XII – Science Group Details of Number of Hundreds No of Hundreds Subject Mathematics 4 Physics 2 Informatics 1 Practices Economics 2 Marketing 1 5 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class XII – Science Group Details of School Toppers and Top Score are displayed Name of the Topper Toppers Mark No of A1’s Subject 1. E Subind Srinivas 98 28/96 2. Sudharshan Sivakumar English Elective C 3. Elakiya Ananthakrishnan 4. E Asmitha Shrree 1.E Subind Srinivas 100 51/96 Mathematics 2. R Shivsundar 3. K Shreyas 1. R Shivsundar 100 67/96 Physics 2. P B Monishaa 1.R Shivsundar 99 56/96 Chemistry 2. M Anirudh Satish Biology 1.E Subind Srinivas 99 16/31 Computer Science 1. Nishant Mahesh 98.9 11/36 Informatics 1.Srinath V 100 06/29 Practices 6 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class XII – Commerce Group Details of School Toppers and Top Score are displayed Subject Name of the Topper Toppers Nof A1’S Mark EnglishElective C 1. R Dhvaritha 96 14/61 2. Sarayu M 3. R Venkadathri 4. R Priyanka Mathematics 1.A PadmaBharati 100 18/52 BusinessStudies 1.SrinidhiSK 2. HrishikeshRaghunath 98 34/61 Accountancy 1.SrinidhiSK 98 56/61 Economics 1.R Dhvaritha 100 25/61 2. R Padmapriya Marketing 1. SarayuM 100 3/9 Physical Education 1. Sai Smiriti G 97 7 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class X - Results Total No of candidates appeared – 175 Pass Percentage -100% School TopperS : 487/500 S S Suriyaprakash Prisha A H Padmaja 8 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class X - Results Total number of candidates appeared – 180 No of Hundreds : Maths – 8,Social Socience-8 ,Sanskrit -3 Subject NameoftheTopper ToppersMark NumberofA1’S English 1.S Varshini 95% 12/180 2.Ranjitha Srinivasan 3.K Vaishnavi Lakshmi 4.Srinidhi Madhan Mathematics 1.Aarnav S 100% 76/180 2.Nithin R C Mouli 3.H Padmaja 4.T J Srinath Gangadharan 5.S S Suriya Prakash 6.Prisha A 7.Ranjitha Srinivasan8 8.Praveena Sunsree Hindi Course B 1.H Padmaja 98% 3/29 Tamil 1.SrivatsanSarvesan 98% 20/102 9 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Class X - Results Total number of candidates appeared – 180 Subject NameoftheTopper Toppers Number of A1’S Mark Sanskrit 1.S Sree Vaasini 100% 22/53 2.S S Suriya Prakash 3.Nandini Sairam 4.S Sharadha 5.K Vaishnvai Lakshmi Science 1.S S Suriya Prakash 98% 55/180 2.Srivatsan Sarvesan Social Science 1.Aarnav S 100% 61/180 2.S Sree Vasini 3.S S Suriya Prakash 4.V Chathurya 5.K Shanmugapriya 6.C P Lithesa 7.R Pranauv Kumar 8.Srivatsan Sarvesan 10 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Achievements Admission to Professional Courses Several of our students have secured admission in reputed colleges of Engineering, Medicine, Law and Commerce. Some have secured admission in reputed universities in the U.S.A. We mention a few significant ones below. •R Shivsundar who secured All India Rank 2908 in the JEE (Advanced) 2019 Examination, has however joined BITS Pilani , Goa; •Four Students viz. K Shreyas, Shyam Kishore Kumar , Ananthakrishnan G and K S Abishek - have secured admission in NIT, Trichy; •R Aditya joined Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and Elakiya Anathakrishnan has been admitted in Warwick University, United Kingdom; •Mukund Rao has secured admission for Integrated MBA in IIM, Rohtak ; •Five of our students viz. P B Monishaa, E Subind Srinivas, K Rahul, Clare Sushil, N Srinidhi have secured admissions in reputed Medical colleges including Kilpauk Medical College in Tamil Nadu through NEET 11 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements International German Language R. Poorna of Class XI completed Grade A1 in German Language conducted by Goethe Institute. She was selected to attend a training course in German Language at Stein An Der Traun, Germany from 04.08.2019 to 24.08.2019. 12 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements National Level •Pratibha of class IX was selected to participate in the Kala Utsav -2018 Nationals, an initiative of MHRD held at New Delhi between 12/12/2018 to 15/12/2018. •In the 11th Statistics Olympiad organized by C.R. Rao Advanced Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (AIMSCS), S.S. Suriya Prakash (Junior Level) of Class X secured All India Rank 27 and A. Padma Bharati (Senior Level) of Class XII secured All India Rank 23 13 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements National Level •Our school won the 5th Place nationwide in the Clash of Pi contest (2018 – 2019) and won the following awards. They were ranked Second Position in the South Zone First Rank among the Top CBSE schools in Tamil Nadu State •S.S. Suriyaprakash of Class X secured the overall 4th Place in the second round of “Aarohan” conducted by BITS Pilani, Rajasthan during November 2018. He was the only South Indian to participate in the 2nd round. 14 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Achievements State/City Level Co-Scholastic Our school participated in several Inter school cultural events in the city. Organizing School Overall Position Chettinad Vidyashram Winners Sir Sivaswamy Kalalaya Winners Sr. Sec. School PSBB Group of Schools Winners Vidya Mandir,Mylapore Winners Bala Vidya Mandir Runners Up 15 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements State/City Level •In the Murugappa Madras Quiz 2018 conducted on 1st September, 2018, 360 teams from various city schools participated in the event. Our school won the second place. The participants were K.S. Abhishek XII Guhan Kallapiran XII N. Dhanush XII Each of them won a bicycle as a prize. 16 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements State/City Level • K Shreyas and Sudarshan Sivakumar of class XII won the First prize in the Inter School Merit Skill Excellence Caliber Contest. Nearly 450 schools with 1600 participants participated in the event. They won of a cash ward of Rs 100000 and two TVS Scooties 17 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements State/City Level •In the Sardar Vallabhai Patel Memorial Trust competitions held on 29/10/2018 conducted by Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan,Chennai Kendra the following students won prizes. J Vishwanathan VII III Place (English Oratorical) R Poorna X Consolation (Tamil Oratorical) Honble Shri Banwarilal Purohit ,Governor of Tamil Nadu, gave away the prizes. 18 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements State/City Level •Spoorthi Santhosh Rao of Class VIII won the 2nd Runner up title in the Times Thyagaraja contest held at Music Academy on 19th January 2019. •In the “Canvas” art competition conducted by Babaji Vidyashram, E. Yazhini of Class XI was declared “Artist of the year”. •In the Art Competition conducted by Children’s Club Society M. Nandhika of Class VII won the First prize in the Classes VI - VIII category. 19 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements State/City Level In the Classical Music Competition conducted by the Music Academy the following students won prizes. Spoorthi Santhosh Rao VIII I Prize (Vocal) R.D. Shyam Raghav XI II Prize (Violin) S. Prathibha IX II Prize (Veena) •In the Music competition conducted by the Mylapore Fine Arts Club on 06.10.18 R.S. Adhvaith of Class VIII C received the I Prize (Flute Competition Junior category) •Shraddha Sridhar of Class XI won the I Prize under Junior Category in the annual dance competition conducted by Omkara Nada Brahmam Trust 20 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements State/City Level •In the Painting and Essay writing competition held on 02/11/2018 conducted by The Hindu and the Indian Oil Corporation the following students were awarded special prizes. R Skandaguha VII (Painting) A Prisha X (Essay Writing) •In the Open Bhajan competition 2018 conducted by Sree Suprabhata Sabha our school was placed fourth. 21 P S Sr. Sec. School, Mylapore, Chennai Outstanding Achievements National/State Level Sports-Cricket •In the TamilNadu Cricket Academy (TNCA) tournament our school Under 14 Boys’ team qualified to play in the league match. •In the Cricket Tournament organized by The Lady Andal Matriculation Higher Secondary School our school Under 11 Boys’ team emerged as Runners Up.
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