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Blood Donation Camp @ Darshan College, Kengeri, Bangalore. “You don’t have to be a doctor to save lives,
just donate blood.” With this noble thought
NSS unit of Darshan College organized a blood
donation camp in partnership with Indian Red
Cross Society on 14th October 2017. The
objective of the event was to bring in awareness
among the students to volunteer and participate
in noble causes such as blood donation. The
event was coordinated by Prof. Jayamahadeva
Swamy M, Prof. Manjula and Prof. Divyashree.
Prior to the event, awareness was brought about
in and through poster making, slogan writing and
placards by voluntary students, along with
banners to collaborate with the public for the
event. The event witnessed a large number of
donors: Director, Principal, Science Co-Ordinator,
Faculty members, Administrative Staff, Students,
Parents, Neighbors, Rev. Brothers, Rev. Sisters
and the alumni of the College. The program
concluded with a thank you note by the Director
Rev. Fr. Alwyn Dias to all the participating
members and the volunteers. The Certificate of
Appreciation was presented by the Indian Red
Cross Society to the institution. “Give blood,
save life”!
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CET, NEET, JEE Mains & Advanced Coaching Classes @ St. Anthony’s PU College, Kengeri, Bangalore. ‘Life isn’t about finding yourself, life is
about creating yourself’. The Management and
faculty of St. Anthony’s PU College organized a
half-day orientation program for the parents and
students on the Entrance Exams such as CET, NEET,
JEE Mains & Advanced. After the Inauguration,
the Resource person Prof. Sarat C. Kumar in his
presentation made everyone understand, the
necessity, scope, opportunities and pattern of
these exams. He also briefed about the course of
action envisioned by our Institute. Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Director motivated the parents
with a familial dialogue saying, ‘We all,
Parents and the Institute, should leave no stone
unturned to bring out the best in our children’.
The Parent community appreciated, encouraged the
Management and endorsed the plan with an
overwhelming response assuring their full
support. The Study material for these
competitive exams was also distributed to the
Students. May our little progress each day add
up to a brighter tomorrow!
click here for more
Rangoli and Mehendi Competition @ Darshan College, Kengeri, Bangalore. In the words of Mark Twain, “India is the cradle
of human race, the birth place of human speech,
the mother of history, the grandmother of legend
and the great grandmother of tradition. Our most
valuable and most constructive materials in the
history of man are treasured up in India only.”
In this context, Darshanites competed and
witnessed to tradition-upholding competitions -
One is Rangoli and the other is Mehendi. Mehendi
adorns the Hands and Life takes on a new colour.
Rangoli is made to welcome the Almighty to the
houses for blessing with good health, wealth,
peace and fortune. The Mehendi and Rangoli flair
expedition acknowledged an irresistible and awe
inspiring response. The enthusiastic
participants carved out overwhelmingly inventive
designs. Regardless of acquaintance and
experience, they festooned, adorned and
ornamented their hands with Mehendi designs
which assisted them to enhance their confidence
in the art. The judges appreciated and cherished
the efforts and talent of the participants and
wished them good luck for their future
endeavours!
click here for more
Diwali Celebration : Trinity Central School ‘Diwali – the festival of lights’, is celebrated all
over India in order to welcome Rama after his
victory over Ravana. The whole school wore a festive
look with diyas, crafts and colours of Rangoli. The
tiny Trinitarians from Nursery, LKG and UKG,
exercised their little fingers with clay diyas,
which was a feast to the viewers. Meanwhile, the
expressive Grade 1 to 5 students exhibited their
talents in craft with awesome varieties. The colours
of Rangoli filled the hall as the students of Grade
6 to 10 displayed their artistic Rangolies. Fun and
frolic was part of Diwali celebration, when our
girls of Grade 8, 9 and 10 went on a ramp dropped in
saries. It was fun to watch our boys tail the
elephant blind folded which made some wonders, if
the elephant would forget where its original tail
was.
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“Education – An Enriching Experience with Visuals” : Trinity Central School Fun, frolic and learning. Yes, this is what exactly
an educational tour can be best be described. The
buzzy bees of our Grade 5, Section A and B went on
an educational tour when the calendar showed 9th in
the month of October, 2017. The two school buses
carried with them an enthusiastic group of 55
children accompanied by four teachers. The buses
headed to the butterfly park at Belvai. The children
first embarked on the life cycle of a butterfly and
the varieties of butterflies found around the place,
through a documentary. The children took a stroll in
the natural habitat of the butterflies and witnessed
the gleeful life of 400+ butterflies in the park.
Moving away from the world of butterflies the group
headed to witness the awesome architectural and
historic wonder of the Jain era, Savira Kambada
Basadi and the Gomateshwara statue.
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Dance Competition – Juniors : Trinity Central School With the aim of honing the dancing skills of our
tiny tots, the dance competition was organized for
students of Nursery to Grade 2 on 06.10.2017. The
viracious dancers set the floor on fire with their
energetic performances. The tiny tots not only
danced out their innocence to the rhythmic tunes but
also put their little cute steps with all their
might mesmerizing all who were gathered. Indeed it
was a fun filled and enthusiastic day for the little
ones.
click here for more
Dance Competition – Seniors : Trinity Central School To encourage the talents of Trinitarians of Grade 3
to 10, platform was provided in the school on
04.10.2017. The twinklets of Trinity performed
various dance forms through their beautiful steps
that brought charm and euphoria among all the pupils
after the hectic schedule of exams. The competition
was truly a muscle-loosener and stress-buster for
all the Trinitarians.
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Seminar on Event Management @ Darshan College “Multilevel multitasking multiplied multiple
times is Event Management’. With a view and
vision to make the SWOC (Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities and Challenges) in organizing an
event, the Management of Darshan College
provided the platform to all the Students to
attend a Seminar on Event Management on 9th of
September 2017. The Resource Person of the day
was Mr. Ashok, Renowned Theatre Artist who is
popularly known as Jembe Ashok and Madhyam Ashok
from R.R. Nagar, Bangalore. He articulated the
areas related and facets that have to be
considered to make an event successful and
appraisable, insisting on identifying and
getting familiarized with the trendy and most
vital aspects of Event Management. The success
of an event does not depend on how many
participated in it but in how well it was
organized.
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Founder’s Day Celebration : Trinity Central School “Make Me an Instrument of Your Peace”, the famous
peace prayer of all time is attributed to St.
Francis of Assisi, the Founder of Franciscan family.
Trinity Central School, Perampalli, being a unit of
Franciscan Capuchin Friars Service Society,
celebrated its Founder’s Day on 04.10.2017. On this
occasion, the Vice-Principal, Rev. Fr. Wilson
Sequeira, spoke on the significance of the day and
about the life of St. Francis who lead a simple
peaceful life and thus setting an example for all.
The Principal, Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa offered a
tribute to the statue of St. Francis through flowers
exclaiming him as the God’s true messenger.
Thereafter the students sang the prayer song and
performed a fascinating dance for the peace prayer
and showed to the audience that St. Francis was
truly a lover of peace and patron of ecology. To
make this occasion, a special sumptuous meal was
also served to all the Trinitarians.
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Gandhi Jayanthi Celebration : Trinity Central School Live as if you were to die tomorrow; learn as if you
were to live forever. True to the adage, the Gandhi
Jayanthi celebrations were held in our school campus
on 3rd October, 2017 to pay tribute to the father of
our nation. The assembly began with ‘All faith
prayer’ led by the Scouts and Guides students. On
this occasion an inspirational speech on the life
and achievements of Mahatma Gandhi was delivered by
Melanie of Grade 8. It was rich with anecdotes of
Gandhiji and life history. The assembly concluded
with the Bapu’s favorite devotional song –
‘Raghupathi Raghav Raja Ram’, sung by school choir.
Indeed an ambience of peace and harmony was created
as the students formed an ode to the Great
personality.
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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.
“You don’t have to be a doctor to save lives,
just donate blood.” With this noble thought
NSS unit of Darshan College organized a blood
donation camp in partnership with Indian Red
Cross Society on 14th October 2017. The
objective of the event was to bring in awareness
among the students to volunteer and participate
in noble causes such as blood donation. The
event was coordinated by Prof. Jayamahadeva
Swamy M, Prof. Manjula and Prof. Divyashree.
Prior to the event, awareness was brought about
in and through poster making, slogan writing and
placards by voluntary students, along with
banners to collaborate with the public for the
event. The event witnessed a large number of
donors: Director, Principal, Science Co-Ordinator,
Faculty members, Administrative Staff, Students,
Parents, Neighbors, Rev. Brothers, Rev. Sisters
and the alumni of the College. The program
concluded with a thank you note by the Director
Rev. Fr. Alwyn Dias to all the participating
members and the volunteers. The Certificate of
Appreciation was presented by the Indian Red
Cross Society to the institution. “Give blood,
save life”!
‘Life isn’t about finding yourself, life is
about creating yourself’. The Management and
faculty of St. Anthony’s PU College organized a
half-day orientation program for the parents and
students on the Entrance Exams such as CET, NEET,
JEE Mains & Advanced. After the Inauguration,
the Resource person Prof. Sarat C. Kumar in his
presentation made everyone understand, the
necessity, scope, opportunities and pattern of
these exams. He also briefed about the course of
action envisioned by our Institute. Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Director motivated the parents
with a familial dialogue saying, ‘We all,
Parents and the Institute, should leave no stone
unturned to bring out the best in our children’.
The Parent community appreciated, encouraged the
Management and endorsed the plan with an
overwhelming response assuring their full
support. The Study material for these
competitive exams was also distributed to the
Students. May our little progress each day add
up to a brighter tomorrow!
In the words of Mark Twain, “India is the cradle
of human race, the birth place of human speech,
the mother of history, the grandmother of legend
and the great grandmother of tradition. Our most
valuable and most constructive materials in the
history of man are treasured up in India only.”
In this context, Darshanites competed and
witnessed to tradition-upholding competitions -
One is Rangoli and the other is Mehendi. Mehendi
adorns the Hands and Life takes on a new colour.
Rangoli is made to welcome the Almighty to the
houses for blessing with good health, wealth,
peace and fortune. The Mehendi and Rangoli flair
expedition acknowledged an irresistible and awe
inspiring response. The enthusiastic
participants carved out overwhelmingly inventive
designs. Regardless of acquaintance and
experience, they festooned, adorned and
ornamented their hands with Mehendi designs
which assisted them to enhance their confidence
in the art. The judges appreciated and cherished
the efforts and talent of the participants and
wished them good luck for their future
endeavours!
‘Diwali – the festival of lights’, is celebrated all
over India in order to welcome Rama after his
victory over Ravana. The whole school wore a festive
look with diyas, crafts and colours of Rangoli. The
tiny Trinitarians from Nursery, LKG and UKG,
exercised their little fingers with clay diyas,
which was a feast to the viewers. Meanwhile, the
expressive Grade 1 to 5 students exhibited their
talents in craft with awesome varieties. The colours
of Rangoli filled the hall as the students of Grade
6 to 10 displayed their artistic Rangolies. Fun and
frolic was part of Diwali celebration, when our
girls of Grade 8, 9 and 10 went on a ramp dropped in
saries. It was fun to watch our boys tail the
elephant blind folded which made some wonders, if
the elephant would forget where its original tail
was.
Fun, frolic and learning. Yes, this is what exactly
an educational tour can be best be described. The
buzzy bees of our Grade 5, Section A and B went on
an educational tour when the calendar showed 9th in
the month of October, 2017. The two school buses
carried with them an enthusiastic group of 55
children accompanied by four teachers. The buses
headed to the butterfly park at Belvai. The children
first embarked on the life cycle of a butterfly and
the varieties of butterflies found around the place,
through a documentary. The children took a stroll in
the natural habitat of the butterflies and witnessed
the gleeful life of 400+ butterflies in the park.
Moving away from the world of butterflies the group
headed to witness the awesome architectural and
historic wonder of the Jain era, Savira Kambada
Basadi and the Gomateshwara statue.
With the aim of honing the dancing skills of our
tiny tots, the dance competition was organized for
students of Nursery to Grade 2 on 06.10.2017. The
viracious dancers set the floor on fire with their
energetic performances. The tiny tots not only
danced out their innocence to the rhythmic tunes but
also put their little cute steps with all their
might mesmerizing all who were gathered. Indeed it
was a fun filled and enthusiastic day for the little
ones.
To encourage the talents of Trinitarians of Grade 3
to 10, platform was provided in the school on
04.10.2017. The twinklets of Trinity performed
various dance forms through their beautiful steps
that brought charm and euphoria among all the pupils
after the hectic schedule of exams. The competition
was truly a muscle-loosener and stress-buster for
all the Trinitarians.
“Multilevel multitasking multiplied multiple
times is Event Management’. With a view and
vision to make the SWOC (Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities and Challenges) in organizing an
event, the Management of Darshan College
provided the platform to all the Students to
attend a Seminar on Event Management on 9th of
September 2017. The Resource Person of the day
was Mr. Ashok, Renowned Theatre Artist who is
popularly known as Jembe Ashok and Madhyam Ashok
from R.R. Nagar, Bangalore. He articulated the
areas related and facets that have to be
considered to make an event successful and
appraisable, insisting on identifying and
getting familiarized with the trendy and most
vital aspects of Event Management. The success
of an event does not depend on how many
participated in it but in how well it was
organized.
