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ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL -
Chikodi
100 % RESULTS - X Std ICSE EXAMS Congratulations to all our dear X Std.
students of the academic year 2021-22
100%
results in ICSE Board exams 2021-22 for the 8th consecutive year In yet another
achievement the Trinity Central School, Perampalli has aced the ICSE
results with an outstanding performance. With a formidable 100% for the
8th consecutive year and 11 students securing 100/100 in different
subjects, the students have indeed brought laurels to the school. With
50 students appearing for the exam everyone has passed with flying
colours.
Rania Dsouza has put in her best efforts and has performed exceptionally
well by securing 98.4%. She is the topper of the school. Dagney Carol
Noronha stands second with 97.2% whereas, Harsha U Poojary and Kannika
secure the third position with 96.4%.
While 6 students have scored above 95%, 8 students have scored above
90%, 10 students above 85%, 11 students above 80%, 7 students above 75%,
8 students have secured above 65% and have brought accolade and laurels
to the school.
The following students defied their adversities by securing 100/100 in
the following subjects: Rania Dsouza (History & Civics, Chemistry and Biology)
Kannika (Mathematics and Biology)
Sampada (Biology and History & Civics
Harsha U Poojary (History & Civics and Mathematics)
Dagney Carol Noronha (Biology)
Aadhya R Shetty (Biology)
The hard work of the teachers and the personal accomplishments of the
students are no doubt commendable. Trinity Central School has created a
niche for itself with its consistent performance in the last few years.
We are proud of the perseverance and dedication of our students and
teachers who have left no stone unturned to outshine with a 100% result.
We congratulate all the students and their parents for their outstanding
achievement. We wish them all the very best in their future endeavours.
Chef
day at Trinity Central School As
rightly said by Julia Child “ No one is born a great cook, one learns by
doing”. What more, we at Trinity Central school conducted Chef’s day for
kindergarten children on Sept 16th 2022 in the campus where children
played the role of Junior Chefs along with the teachers. The entire
campus was filled with enthusiasm as tiny tots clad themselves with
aprons and chef caps, ready to learn to cook. Food is the ingredient
that binds us together. True to that, all the trinitarians including the
Principal Rev. Fr. Sunil Dominic Lobo, vice-prinicpal Rev. Fr. Ravi
Rajesh Serrao, academic co-ordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis, teachers,
support staff and students put their hands together to participate in
unity to make the best of the Chef’s day. The children who turned into
little chefs worked with much enthusiasm and followed the directions
from the teachers to make yummy sandwiches, fruit salad, chocolate milk
shakes and vita balls.
Career
Guidance Seminar for Students @ Trinity Central School “The
future depends on what you do today.”
A quick thoughtful session on career guidance was given by Prof. B
Shivananda Nayak, Asst Professor, Kasturba Medical College Manipal, for
the students of Grade 9 and 10, on September 12th 2022. The session was
followed by a counselling session in which the students got various
opportunities to engage themselves and enrich their level of knowledge
by live interaction. In the session Prof. B Shivananda Nayak spoke about
the different career opportunities to the students. He mainly emphasized
on what all courses can be opted after grade 10 or 12th. He discussed
different streams of subjects too. A large number of students
participated in the event that reflected their passion and interest. An
open questioning session was held at the end to resolve all the queries
in the minds of students. It was indeed a fruitful session.
Hindi Diwas celebrated @ Trinity Central School Language
and culture of a country plays an important role. It helps in making a
nation strong. Hindi is a language of love, togetherness and
brotherhood. Hindi Diwas is celebrated in India to commemorate the date
14th September 1949 on which a compromise was reached during the
drafting of the Constitution of India, on the languages that were to
have official status in the Republic of India. Hindi Diwas was
celebrated in Trinity Central School on 14th September with great pride
and vigour, as Hindi is adopted as one of the official languages of our
nation. The program began with the choir group leading all with the
melodious hymn. Rachana and Diganth of grade 4 and Ashish and Shanaya of
grade 3 recited the shayaris to accentuate the importance of Hindi
language. The tiny tots of the preschool danced to the tunes of the
traditional ‘Lakdi ki kaati, kaati ki gudiya’. Further Aislin of grade 7
in her speech emphasized the unfying value of Hindi Diwas and the
objective of celebrating it. Afnaz Rushda of grade 5 mesmarized the
audience with her beautiful song, ‘Hindi Ho’. Loyal Passanha of grade 7
conducted a quiz to enhance the knowledge of Hindi language in the
students.
Halbarga
zonal level Pratibha Karanji Programme
@ Anugraha School, Bidar On
14th of September Halbarga zonal level Pratibha karanji programme was
held at anugraha church school, Bidar. 23 schools from the zone
participated. There were more then 500 children from different schools
and 150 teachers, head masters and judges. Fr. Praveen Kumar missionary
to Japan was part of the programme. Midday meal was arranged for all the
guests and participants. Our school was highlighted in the programme.
All the speakers appreciated the school and the quantity of education.
Our children from anugraha school secured 29 prizes out of which 16 1st,
9 second and 4 third. It's was a wonderful celebration.
Teachers
day celebration
:
Infant
Jesus
School Teachers
day was celebrated with festivity. Students performed cultural events
and conducted games and competitions for the teachers. Kavya reperesting
the students, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the teachers who play
an important role in the life of the pupil. Prizes were distributed to
the teachers who won in the dance, throw ball musical chair and Tug of
war competition . The most enchanting part of teachers day celebration
was of Teachers who were divided into four group put up different
Traditional plays on the stage namely Punya Koti, Mahishasura Mardini,
Malenada Sobagu and Hoaysala Kathe. All the groups performed wonderfully
well winning the hearts of the audience. Fr Vincent Balraj the President
of school gave an inspiring speech and appreciated the dedicated
teaching. Fr Andrew Jayaraj while addressing the gathering he invited
the teachers to take care of each student as their own child.
Imprints of Teacher Lives Forever : ST.
FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL, Chikodi The
student body of St. Francis of Assisi
School celebrated teachers' day on the
occasion of birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan. Teachers were welcomed
with musical band procession. As the
token of gratitude, love and
appreciation each teacher was honoured
and given a gift. Children won the
hearts of teachers and made the day a
memorable one through their cultural
programme.
Teachers’
day celebration @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli “Good
teachers are the reason why ordinary students dream to do extraordinary
things”. The above words hold very true of the teachers of St.
Anthony’s School, Gangondanahalli. The love and dedication of teachers
was beautifully acknowledged by the students in a creative way. A warm
welcome at the school gate with flowers, and tastefully decorated
‘ENTRANCE’ was pleasant surprise for all the teachers. Teacher’s day was
celebrated with lot of zeal and enthusiasm at St. Anthony’s School
premises on the 5th of September, 2022. Indeed, it was a remarkable day
and moment of joy for all the teachers, the concept being a teacher is
much more satisfying and heart-warming. The key note address was
delivered by the Correspondent of the School, Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar, was
an icing on a cake, who in his speech admonished the children on how to
respect and show regard to the teachers and parents.
Teachers’
Day celebration at Trinity Central School A
good teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for
others. The teachers play an important role in helping the students to
become adults with knowledge and wisdom. As a token of love and
appreciation for the selfless service and dedication of the teachers,
the teachers’ day was celebrated in the school with enthusiasm and
vigour on 5th September, 2022. A formal program was organized for the
teachers. The SPL Rayan Danny escorted the teachers to the program and
the dignitaries to the dais. The members of the Parent Teachers’
Association were also present at this juncture. The school choir group
lead into a harmonious prayer. Vonan of grade 10 welcomed the gathering.
All the dignitaries on the dais ignited the lamp as a mark of light
being the guide to show a rightful path of knowledge. The members of the
PTA organized a small program as a token of appreciation for teachers of
their children. A beautiful cake was cut by the teachers to share the
joy of teachers’ day.
Teachers
Day at St. Anthony’s Institutions: St. Anthony’s PU College & Darshan
College Teachers'
Day celebrated on September 5 in India every year marks the birth
anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a teacher, who
was the first Vice President and second President of India. When he was
elected President of India in 1962, his friends and students wanted to
celebrate his birthday, to which he said that it would be his honor if
September 5 was marked as Teachers’ Day. Since then, Teachers’ Day is
celebrated on September 5. Remembering and honoring Dr. Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnana, St. Anthony’s Institute: St. Anthony’s P.U. College and
Darshan College jointly organized Teachers Day celebration for the
Teaching faculties of the institute. Director Rev. Fr. Robin Victor
D’souza in his key note addressed said “Teachers are the backbone of our
institute.
Independence Day @
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI SCHOOL, Chikodi St
Francis of Assisi School celebrated 75th
Independence Day of India with pomp of
flaming colours. The chief guest, Rev.
Dr. Fr. John Alwyn Dias, the Provincial
Minister of Holy Trinity Province,
Karnataka and the President of Capuchin
Friars Service Society, Karnataka and
guests of honour Rev. Fr. Elvin Lopez
and Rev. Fr. Vincent D’souza were
welcomed with an aarathi, School band
and showering of flowers by the
students. At 8am Rev. Dr Fr John Alwyn
Dias unfurled the national flag of our
country. To mark the day the students
from classes nursery to X Std performed
various programmes highlighting the
importance of the day. The chief guest
addressed the gathering and gave a
clarion call to sacrifice ourselves to
glorify and make India soar high in
every way.
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.
As
rightly said by Julia Child “ No one is born a great cook, one learns by
doing”. What more, we at Trinity Central school conducted Chef’s day for
kindergarten children on Sept 16th 2022 in the campus where children
played the role of Junior Chefs along with the teachers. The entire
campus was filled with enthusiasm as tiny tots clad themselves with
aprons and chef caps, ready to learn to cook. Food is the ingredient
that binds us together. True to that, all the trinitarians including the
Principal Rev. Fr. Sunil Dominic Lobo, vice-prinicpal Rev. Fr. Ravi
Rajesh Serrao, academic co-ordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis, teachers,
support staff and students put their hands together to participate in
unity to make the best of the Chef’s day. The children who turned into
little chefs worked with much enthusiasm and followed the directions
from the teachers to make yummy sandwiches, fruit salad, chocolate milk
shakes and vita balls.
“The
future depends on what you do today.”
Language
and culture of a country plays an important role. It helps in making a
nation strong. Hindi is a language of love, togetherness and
brotherhood. Hindi Diwas is celebrated in India to commemorate the date
14th September 1949 on which a compromise was reached during the
drafting of the Constitution of India, on the languages that were to
have official status in the Republic of India. Hindi Diwas was
celebrated in Trinity Central School on 14th September with great pride
and vigour, as Hindi is adopted as one of the official languages of our
nation. The program began with the choir group leading all with the
melodious hymn. Rachana and Diganth of grade 4 and Ashish and Shanaya of
grade 3 recited the shayaris to accentuate the importance of Hindi
language. The tiny tots of the preschool danced to the tunes of the
traditional ‘Lakdi ki kaati, kaati ki gudiya’. Further Aislin of grade 7
in her speech emphasized the unfying value of Hindi Diwas and the
objective of celebrating it. Afnaz Rushda of grade 5 mesmarized the
audience with her beautiful song, ‘Hindi Ho’. Loyal Passanha of grade 7
conducted a quiz to enhance the knowledge of Hindi language in the
students.
On
14th of September Halbarga zonal level Pratibha karanji programme was
held at anugraha church school, Bidar. 23 schools from the zone
participated. There were more then 500 children from different schools
and 150 teachers, head masters and judges. Fr. Praveen Kumar missionary
to Japan was part of the programme. Midday meal was arranged for all the
guests and participants. Our school was highlighted in the programme.
All the speakers appreciated the school and the quantity of education.
Our children from anugraha school secured 29 prizes out of which 16 1st,
9 second and 4 third. It's was a wonderful celebration.
Teachers
day was celebrated with festivity. Students performed cultural events
and conducted games and competitions for the teachers. Kavya reperesting
the students, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the teachers who play
an important role in the life of the pupil. Prizes were distributed to
the teachers who won in the dance, throw ball musical chair and Tug of
war competition . The most enchanting part of teachers day celebration
was of Teachers who were divided into four group put up different
Traditional plays on the stage namely Punya Koti, Mahishasura Mardini,
Malenada Sobagu and Hoaysala Kathe. All the groups performed wonderfully
well winning the hearts of the audience. Fr Vincent Balraj the President
of school gave an inspiring speech and appreciated the dedicated
teaching. Fr Andrew Jayaraj while addressing the gathering he invited
the teachers to take care of each student as their own child.
The
student body of St. Francis of Assisi
School celebrated teachers' day on the
occasion of birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan. Teachers were welcomed
with musical band procession. As the
token of gratitude, love and
appreciation each teacher was honoured
and given a gift. Children won the
hearts of teachers and made the day a
memorable one through their cultural
programme.
“Good
teachers are the reason why ordinary students dream to do extraordinary
things”. The above words hold very true of the teachers of St.
Anthony’s School, Gangondanahalli. The love and dedication of teachers
was beautifully acknowledged by the students in a creative way. A warm
welcome at the school gate with flowers, and tastefully decorated
‘ENTRANCE’ was pleasant surprise for all the teachers. Teacher’s day was
celebrated with lot of zeal and enthusiasm at St. Anthony’s School
premises on the 5th of September, 2022. Indeed, it was a remarkable day
and moment of joy for all the teachers, the concept being a teacher is
much more satisfying and heart-warming. The key note address was
delivered by the Correspondent of the School, Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar, was
an icing on a cake, who in his speech admonished the children on how to
respect and show regard to the teachers and parents. 
A
good teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for
others. The teachers play an important role in helping the students to
become adults with knowledge and wisdom. As a token of love and
appreciation for the selfless service and dedication of the teachers,
the teachers’ day was celebrated in the school with enthusiasm and
vigour on 5th September, 2022. A formal program was organized for the
teachers. The SPL Rayan Danny escorted the teachers to the program and
the dignitaries to the dais. The members of the Parent Teachers’
Association were also present at this juncture. The school choir group
lead into a harmonious prayer. Vonan of grade 10 welcomed the gathering.
All the dignitaries on the dais ignited the lamp as a mark of light
being the guide to show a rightful path of knowledge. The members of the
PTA organized a small program as a token of appreciation for teachers of
their children. A beautiful cake was cut by the teachers to share the
joy of teachers’ day.
Teachers'
Day celebrated on September 5 in India every year marks the birth
anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a teacher, who
was the first Vice President and second President of India. When he was
elected President of India in 1962, his friends and students wanted to
celebrate his birthday, to which he said that it would be his honor if
September 5 was marked as Teachers’ Day. Since then, Teachers’ Day is
celebrated on September 5. Remembering and honoring Dr. Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnana, St. Anthony’s Institute: St. Anthony’s P.U. College and
Darshan College jointly organized Teachers Day celebration for the
Teaching faculties of the institute. Director Rev. Fr. Robin Victor
D’souza in his key note addressed said “Teachers are the backbone of our
institute. 
St
Francis of Assisi School celebrated 75th
Independence Day of India with pomp of
flaming colours. The chief guest, Rev.
Dr. Fr. John Alwyn Dias, the Provincial
Minister of Holy Trinity Province,
Karnataka and the President of Capuchin
Friars Service Society, Karnataka and
guests of honour Rev. Fr. Elvin Lopez
and Rev. Fr. Vincent D’souza were
welcomed with an aarathi, School band
and showering of flowers by the
students. At 8am Rev. Dr Fr John Alwyn
Dias unfurled the national flag of our
country. To mark the day the students
from classes nursery to X Std performed
various programmes highlighting the
importance of the day. The chief guest
addressed the gathering and gave a
clarion call to sacrifice ourselves to
glorify and make India soar high in
every way.
