LET OUR CHILDREN GROW IN FREEDOM : Assisi School Chikodi A day filled with significance and marked with red letter in the Indian
calendar; Independence Day. The day, where all the Indian citizens remember with
reverence and pride great heroes, who shed their blood for the freedom of this
land. Our school, St. Francis of Assisi celebrated this national festival with
great pomp and grandeur. National flag was hoisted at 8:30am by the Chief guest
Fr. Stephen Kachappilly OFM Cap, belonging to the custody of Premjyothi, Delhi,
in the presence of Fr Jason, the Principal of the school, Fr Paul D’souza,
teachers, students and parents. After this, there was rhythmic march
past which astonished the audience on the ground. Silent parade, lotus
formation, group dances and skits on freedom fighters led people into
patriotic sentiments. “Sacrifice of oneself to the nation, led people to
gain freedom from the foreign rulers”, highlighted by the Chief Guest in
his speech.
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Sa Re Ga Ma Pa : Trinity Central School The little champs of Trinity actively participated
in the singing competition, which was held on
21.08.2017. The melodious voices of our nightingales
filled the Trinity Campus and thrilled the hearts
and souls of everybody present. The event was for an
entire day which indeed created musical atmosphere
in the campus as well as provided an opportunity for
the upcoming Champs to explore their talents and
enhance their skills.
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Independence Day Celebration @ St. Anthony’s PU & Darshan College, Kengeri, Bangalore. “He who loves his country best,will strive to
make it best.” With burning fire of love for the
country and bubbling patriotic spirit the Anthonian family gathered together to pay honour
and respect to our Motherland, India. Though in
the rainy weather, the countenance of all
assembled was bright with enthusiasm to
celebrate the 71st Independence day. Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Director hoisted the National
flag, said that we truly honour the sacrifices
of our national leaders when we live the values
they died for. “Faire memoire” is to keep alive
the values of unity, harmony, peace, justice,
equality and of fraternity he said. The students
gave expression to their nationalistic spirit by
means of various performances. Rubiya of I BBA
and Shalini of II PUC voiced out the message of
the day through their speeches in Hindi and
Kannada respectively. The celebration was drawn
to a close with the distribution of the sweets
presented by our beloved MLA, S. T. Somashekhar.
May we think of freedom not as a right to do as
we please, but as an opportunity to do what is
right and what is good!
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Sare Jahan Se Acha : Trinity Central School On 15th August, 2017 befitting the occasion
Independence Day was celebrated in our school
premises with zeal and spirit. The Chief Guest of
the day Commodore Jerome Castelino along with
Correspondent of the school, Fr. Claud Mascarenhas,
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa, Vice Principal,
administrator, parents, teachers and students
witnessed the program. Later Indian tricolor was
unfurled by Commodore Jerome Castelino and inspired
the gathering with his motivational input.
Thereafter principal, Rev Fr. Anil D’Costa addressed
the gatherings. Student’s talents were also
exhibited on this memorable day through dances and
speech. The ceremony concluded with the light
refreshment.
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Independence Day Celebration @ Infant Jesus School The
Independence Day has a great importance in every citizen’s life. This
day reminds us every year that freedom is sacred and citizens must do
everything to ensure that it shall not be endangered. The 71st
Independence Day Celebration was held with great patriotic fervour at
Infant Jesus School. Rev.Frs. George Godwin, Amar Lobo and Baptist
Gonsalves, Parents-Teachers Association members Mr.Purushotham, Ravi
Paul and Ramesh were on the dais. The National Flag, the pride of our
nation was hoisted by the Principal, Rev.Fr.George Godwin, who inspired
the students to nurture in them the spirit of unity and integrity .March
Past, drills and entertainment programme were the part of the
Independence Day celebrations. Winners of the various school
competitions were awarded with prizes. Breakfast and Badam milk was
served to all the students and parents after the programme.
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Independence Day: Anugraha School On 15th August, 2017 Independence Day was celebrated at
Anugraha School, Halbarga, Bidar. Amidst the atmosphere of
Scouts and Guides, the celebration was filled with real
patriotism. Miss DK Vijayalaxmi Behanji, Brahmakumari, was
the chief guest for the function. Fr. Prashantkumar, Fr.
Karunesh and Sr. Lovely DSS added the grandeur for the
program. The chief hoisted the flag and delivered a
beautiful speech about the traditions and culture of India
which led to freedom movement but they are disappearing
today. The age-old values which held India’s head high are
compromised in many ways she said. Then the children put up
a creative program and gave witness of patriotism through
march-past dance and drama to those who present in the
premises.
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Fruit and Red Colour Day : Trinity Central School Life is beautiful with colours. It becomes more
beautiful when one starts to experience it. Our tiny
stars of Pre-Primary section had this rare and
wonderful opportunity on 10.08.2017, as they
celebrated Fruits Day and Red Colour Day. They not
only learnt the different names, colours and uses of
fruits but also sang and danced for the fruit song.
In a nutshell, the tiny tots were looking like
Angels in God’s own garden.
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Singing Competition @ Darshan College, Kengeri, Bangalore. The month of August, resounds and radiates a
strong sense of patriotism keeping the memory of
the great sacrifices of our national leaders and
our elder brothers and sisters. Every patriotic
song expresses this theme so vehemently that it
calls for unity and harmony among the
population. To create this sense of
belongingness and oneness of the nation and of
the unity in diversity the College organized
Patriotic song Singing Competition. The
Principal, Rev. Fr. George Monis, warmly
welcomed the Chief Guest Mr. Prashanth M Agera,
from Kengeri Satellite Town, a renowned
personality in the field of Music & Art. The
Science Co-ordinator, Rev. Fr. Joy D’ Souza,
joined the team to judge the competition. The
Duets and the groups recalled the lovely
memories of the history of our nation and sang
melodiously to the best of their capacities.
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Achievers felicitated at Infant Jesus School The achievers of Zonal level sports competition which was held at
Chikmaglur recently were felicitated at Infant Jesus School during
assembly, to encourage and motivate them for further excellence. Infant
Jesus School higher primary students brought laurels to the school by
winning 1st prize both boys and girls in Kabaddi and winning 2nd prize
in 400 m Relay. Special thanks to our school PE teachers Mr.Santhosh &
Mrs.Bindu for training the students for the competition.
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Fancy dress competition at Infant Jesus School A grand and gorgeous fancy dress competition was held at Infant Jesus
School on 5th August 2017. Students of ICSE section from UKG-Class IV
actively participated in the competition. Students came forward
displaying their vibrant costumes and enjoyed participating in the
competition. The competition brought an amiable ambience and the judges
retorted with their applause. Thanks to parents for their great
collaboration. It was indeed a mesmerizing event which would be etched
in our memory for a long time.
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Motto
: The Motto of Capuchin
Education Board (CEB) is: jnanenaiva vimukthi: "Indeed, Liberation is
through enlightenment". As the temporal, mundane existence is
characterized by the experience of bondage (samsara), ignorance (avidya)
and pain (duhkha), the eminent sages and prophets have propagated means
to alleviate oneself from the above negative experiences of human
existence, and fill life with hope and joy. The fullness of existence is
characterized by Liberation which could be attained through true
knowledge, which we name it ‘an experience of enlightenment’.
Mission :
The Capuchin Education Board takes upon the responsibility of
facilitating growth in human personality of pupils and make their life
meaningful and hopeful. The mission of CEB is to promote fullness of
life in every child through holistic formation and education towards
excellence.
The Function of Capuchin Education Board:
The Capuchin Education Board functions under the supervision of Provincial
Minister and his Council. The Education ministry of the Province is a
teamwork of all the friars involved in the ministry. The ministry
constitutes one vision, one mission, which is all round development of
the person, through value based and person-oriented education which
leads to transformation and excellence. While providing excellence in
education the Capuchins insist on “discipline, determination and
dedication”. In pursuit of quality education every student is called
upon to respond through conviction and commitment so that the imparted
knowledge, skills and values enable them to become good human persons
and good citizens of India, socially responsible, productive, creative
and innovative.
A day filled with significance and marked with red letter in the Indian
calendar; Independence Day. The day, where all the Indian citizens remember with
reverence and pride great heroes, who shed their blood for the freedom of this
land. Our school, St. Francis of Assisi celebrated this national festival with
great pomp and grandeur. National flag was hoisted at 8:30am by the Chief guest
Fr. Stephen Kachappilly OFM Cap, belonging to the custody of Premjyothi, Delhi,
in the presence of Fr Jason, the Principal of the school, Fr Paul D’souza,
teachers, students and parents. After this, there was rhythmic march
past which astonished the audience on the ground. Silent parade, lotus
formation, group dances and skits on freedom fighters led people into
patriotic sentiments. “Sacrifice of oneself to the nation, led people to
gain freedom from the foreign rulers”, highlighted by the Chief Guest in
his speech. 
The little champs of Trinity actively participated
in the singing competition, which was held on
21.08.2017. The melodious voices of our nightingales
filled the Trinity Campus and thrilled the hearts
and souls of everybody present. The event was for an
entire day which indeed created musical atmosphere
in the campus as well as provided an opportunity for
the upcoming Champs to explore their talents and
enhance their skills.
“He who loves his country best,will strive to
make it best.” With burning fire of love for the
country and bubbling patriotic spirit the Anthonian family gathered together to pay honour
and respect to our Motherland, India. Though in
the rainy weather, the countenance of all
assembled was bright with enthusiasm to
celebrate the 71st Independence day. Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Director hoisted the National
flag, said that we truly honour the sacrifices
of our national leaders when we live the values
they died for. “Faire memoire” is to keep alive
the values of unity, harmony, peace, justice,
equality and of fraternity he said. The students
gave expression to their nationalistic spirit by
means of various performances. Rubiya of I BBA
and Shalini of II PUC voiced out the message of
the day through their speeches in Hindi and
Kannada respectively. The celebration was drawn
to a close with the distribution of the sweets
presented by our beloved MLA, S. T. Somashekhar.
May we think of freedom not as a right to do as
we please, but as an opportunity to do what is
right and what is good!
Life is beautiful with colours. It becomes more
beautiful when one starts to experience it. Our tiny
stars of Pre-Primary section had this rare and
wonderful opportunity on 10.08.2017, as they
celebrated Fruits Day and Red Colour Day. They not
only learnt the different names, colours and uses of
fruits but also sang and danced for the fruit song.
In a nutshell, the tiny tots were looking like
Angels in God’s own garden.
The month of August, resounds and radiates a
strong sense of patriotism keeping the memory of
the great sacrifices of our national leaders and
our elder brothers and sisters. Every patriotic
song expresses this theme so vehemently that it
calls for unity and harmony among the
population. To create this sense of
belongingness and oneness of the nation and of
the unity in diversity the College organized
Patriotic song Singing Competition. The
Principal, Rev. Fr. George Monis, warmly
welcomed the Chief Guest Mr. Prashanth M Agera,
from Kengeri Satellite Town, a renowned
personality in the field of Music & Art. The
Science Co-ordinator, Rev. Fr. Joy D’ Souza,
joined the team to judge the competition. The
Duets and the groups recalled the lovely
memories of the history of our nation and sang
melodiously to the best of their capacities. 
The achievers of Zonal level sports competition which was held at
Chikmaglur recently were felicitated at Infant Jesus School during
assembly, to encourage and motivate them for further excellence. Infant
Jesus School higher primary students brought laurels to the school by
winning 1st prize both boys and girls in Kabaddi and winning 2nd prize
in 400 m Relay. Special thanks to our school PE teachers Mr.Santhosh &
Mrs.Bindu for training the students for the competition.
A grand and gorgeous fancy dress competition was held at Infant Jesus
School on 5th August 2017. Students of ICSE section from UKG-Class IV
actively participated in the competition. Students came forward
displaying their vibrant costumes and enjoyed participating in the
competition. The competition brought an amiable ambience and the judges
retorted with their applause. Thanks to parents for their great
collaboration. It was indeed a mesmerizing event which would be etched
in our memory for a long time.
