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COVID-19
Relief @ St Anthony’s Institutions What
the world needs now is solidarity. With
solidarity we can defeat the virus and build a
better world. In response to this call
for action, Darshan College and St Anthony’s PU
College, units of St Anthony’s Institutions have
passionately plunged into action to carry out
the relief work to the distressed and the
derelict of the society on account of Covid-19
pandemic. This gesture of Charity was
implemented in three phases. Firstly, the
Institute took the initiative to provide food
kits containing various grocery items to 40 poor
Students’ families and a few neighbouring
families. Secondly, a good number of daily
labourers and slum dwellers of the rural areas
were the recipients of this noble venture.
Thirdly, the BBMP which represents the third
level of Government was helped. The Bruhat
Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike is the
administrative body responsible for civic
amenities and some infrastructural assets of the
Greater Bangalore metropolitan area. Nearly 120
BBMP workers in and around Kengeri zone were the
beneficiaries of the Covid-19 relief material.
A Day Out @ Darshan
College A
journey is best measured in friends and family
rather than miles. According to experts,
trips not only help to get relaxation from
regular chores but also helps in increasing
self-dependence, enhancing creativity, boosts
confidence and increase the sociability of
individuals. With a view to leave the footprints
and cherish long lasting memories, Darshan
college had organized trip exclusively for the
Final year students to the ‘Adventurous town’
Dandeli, Yana- which is a place of tourist
interest because of its unique karst rock
formation and to Coastal Karnataka. Our visit
was not only restricted to the adventurous
activities but also included visit to shrines.
In this regard, students were also taken to Our
Lady of Fathima Church, Perampalli and Udupi
Shri Krishna Mutt. There was also a part for
enjoyment and exclusive excitement in Malpe and
Panambur beaches. Our memories are the only
paradise from which we can never be expelled.
Creating memories is a priceless gift.
Respect
and Love for the Animals and its Needs
:
Infant
Jesus
School “Until
one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul
remains unawakened.” Says Anatole France.
Infantines were given awareness on the respect
and love for the animals and its needs. Inspired
buy this students came forward to do their might
bay preparing water containers for the birds to
satisfy their thrust this summer. The entire
activity brought in them the sensitivity towards
animals and other creatures that every human
being should have.
SEMINAR
– SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE:
Trinity Central School “Almost
every successful person begins with two beliefs:
the future can be better than the present and I
have the power to do so.” On 28th Feb 2020,
the students of Grade 9 spent a productive and
enriching afternoon with Fr. Kiran of Don Bosco
Youth Centre, Shirva. Fr. Kiran initiated the
session with creative ice breaker, wherein
students were divided into 5 groups and were
given a newspaper. The students had to create
some interest using the newspaper in any way
possible using content or making craft. After
this innovatively resourceful activity, Fr.
Kiran proceeded towards his core of his seminar
– all about successful people. Fr. Kiran
informed that successful people are not just
created – they are born from their hardwork,
perseverance and above all education the good
education that makes all the difference. Further
he said that our presence will be distinguished
by our good personality and importantly by the
company that we keep, i.e. our friends.
Successful people in the most dire of situations
find a way out. And this thought continued, as
Fr. Kiran explained to the students about the 3
thinkings - Positive thinking, Possibility
thinking and Negative thinking. He said that it
is imperative and desirable to keep a positive
approach, even in the hardest and most difficult
times of our lives.
Industrial
Visit by Darshanites Confidence…
thrives on Honesty, on Honour, on the Sacredness of obligations, on faithful
protection and on unselfish performance. Without them it cannot live. In
order to merge theoretical learning with practical skills, Darshan College
organized an Industrial Visit for the students to Karnataka Milk Federation,
Mysore. Mysore Dairy is fully channelled from manual to machine which can be
called ‘Mega-Digital’. The students were quite enthusiastic to know the
milk-processing, packaging and selling methods together with the process of
filtration and storage; various types of milk products are manufactured and sold
to satisfy the desire of the customers. Towards evening, visit to Balmuri falls
which is a small water cascade located at Srirangapatna was a thrilling
experience to the group. The Students grabbed every opportunity to experience
calmness and coolness of the water-fall by throwing themselves off in the
cascade. The only source of knowledge is experience.
SEMINAR
– ADOLESCENCE : Trinity Central School The
final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands. Adolescence – a
period of discovery – a discovery of oneself, of one’s body of one’s needs and
desires etc. and it is extremely imperative that our curious and equally
inquisitive teenagers are given proper guidance to steer the paths in the right
direction. A seminar on adolescence was held on 29/2/2020 by Prof. Prathibha
Lydia DSouza, Principal of Dhanvantari Nursing College, Udupi, for the students
of grade 9. Prof. Prathibha spoke to the students about adolescence and its
stages and its effect on physiological, psychological and emotional life. She
spoke at length about roles and expectations from an adolescent and the
development of a healthy and positive self image. Prof. Prathibha also spoke of
and explained to the students about their sexuality pubrty and related concerns.
Common problems faced by growing adolescents and their solutions were also the
topic of discussion. Prof. Prathibha enlightened the students that as
adolescents they cannot continue to behave or pull tantrums like when
they were younger; for now, as adolescents they have some important
responsibilities – Responsibility towards oneself their respective
families and society – who are their critics as much as their well
wishers.
SCIENCE
DAY CELEBRATIONS : Trinity Central School “The
science of today is the technology of tomorrow”. The air was filled with
zeal and zest as eager scientific tempers brewed and molecules dispersed.
Science day was celebrated at Trinity Central School on 28th February, 2020 to
commemorate ‘National Science Day’. The eventful celebrations began with a
unique and creative rendition of a science based prayer song. Science is an
amalgamation of facts figures and fascination. Prarthana, Adhya and Sanjay
students of Grade 9 presented an interesting line – up of what’s, why’s and what
if’s (i.e. some science facts), through an innovative skit accompanied with a
powerpoint presentation. Following this, the young and future scientists of
Grades 3 and 4, presented an informative skit on the various instruments like
rheostat, resistance box, voltmeter etc. which are used in Physics. “Where there
is Science, can magic be far!” Colourful fruity fumes, some bubbling elephant’s
toothpaste and magical solution that remained funnily colourless with all the
exciting voices around, were some of the highlights of some of the Chemistry
experiments that are conducted. Due credit to the students of Grades 6 and 8 who
kept the momentum going and repeat.
INAUGURATION
OF NEW AUDITORIUM : Trinity Central School “The
future belongs to those who believe in their dreams”. On the morning of
February 27th, 2020, a long cherished dream came true. After months of planning,
engineering and hardwork, the newly constructed Auditorium, housed atop the main
school building was blessed and inaugurated. This momentous occasion was graced
by eminent stalwarts of the Holy Trinity Province of Karnataka, Dr. Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Provincial, Rev. Fr. Maxim D’Silva, Administrator Rev. Fr.
Vijesh Menezes, the Treasurer, Rev. Fr. Elvin Lopez, Provincial Secretary.
Gracing the dais were also Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas, Guardian of Trinity Vihar
and Fr. Anil D’Costa, our Principal. The programme commenced with a prayer song
led by the school choir followed by welcome speech by Melora of Grade 8. The
dignitaries were adhered a respectful welcome with the traditional shawl. In his
address to the gathering Fr. Alwyn Dias, expressed his gratitude to the students
for choosing to be an integral part of Trinity Central School; to the teachers
for their tireless dedication and to all other members of the Trinity family.
Fr. Alwyn mentioned that there is nothing to fear in ICSE – for, ICSE stands for
Innovative, Creative, Educative and Smart Education. Fr. Alwyn also extended his
blessings and best wishes to the students of Grade 10, who were commencing their
board exams the same day.
Adeos
Amigos
:
Infant
Jesus
School A
fitting farewell was given to our loving 10th
std students as they are bidding us final good
bye. In the colourful program students cherished
their wonderful years of experience filled with
lot of fun with learning and shaping themselves.
Principal gave an inspiring speech and encourage
the students to keep going in life whatever may
be the situation. Students with gratitude gifted
Electric Piano to the school.
BU
Level Women’s Kabaddi Tournament @ Darshan
College Kabaddi
is popular in India by its catchy slogan 'Le
Panga'. It is one of the Ancient Games of India.
Kabaddi is a sport which most of us played in
our lives. Mostly in the rural areas this sport
is very popular among the youth as well as the
adults. This is a team sport which requires a
lot of physical as well as mental toughness.
This game teaches us many things like teamwork,
discipline, physical and mental toughness,
patience, awareness of the situation and many
more things. Bangalore University level Women’s
Kabaddi tournament was organized in our
Institution in which around 22 teams from
various parts of Colleges of BU took part. It
has been a successful event in which the
Corporators, Social activists took part in large
numbers. In the era of games like Pubg, Kabaddi
was an enthralling excitement that was witnessed
by the audience enthusiastically.
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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.
What
the world needs now is solidarity. With
solidarity we can defeat the virus and build a
better world. In response to this call
for action, Darshan College and St Anthony’s PU
College, units of St Anthony’s Institutions have
passionately plunged into action to carry out
the relief work to the distressed and the
derelict of the society on account of Covid-19
pandemic. This gesture of Charity was
implemented in three phases. Firstly, the
Institute took the initiative to provide food
kits containing various grocery items to 40 poor
Students’ families and a few neighbouring
families. Secondly, a good number of daily
labourers and slum dwellers of the rural areas
were the recipients of this noble venture.
Thirdly, the BBMP which represents the third
level of Government was helped. The Bruhat
Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike is the
administrative body responsible for civic
amenities and some infrastructural assets of the
Greater Bangalore metropolitan area. Nearly 120
BBMP workers in and around Kengeri zone were the
beneficiaries of the Covid-19 relief material.
A
journey is best measured in friends and family
rather than miles. According to experts,
trips not only help to get relaxation from
regular chores but also helps in increasing
self-dependence, enhancing creativity, boosts
confidence and increase the sociability of
individuals. With a view to leave the footprints
and cherish long lasting memories, Darshan
college had organized trip exclusively for the
Final year students to the ‘Adventurous town’
Dandeli, Yana- which is a place of tourist
interest because of its unique karst rock
formation and to Coastal Karnataka. Our visit
was not only restricted to the adventurous
activities but also included visit to shrines.
In this regard, students were also taken to Our
Lady of Fathima Church, Perampalli and Udupi
Shri Krishna Mutt. There was also a part for
enjoyment and exclusive excitement in Malpe and
Panambur beaches. Our memories are the only
paradise from which we can never be expelled.
Creating memories is a priceless gift.
“Until
one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul
remains unawakened.” Says Anatole France.
Infantines were given awareness on the respect
and love for the animals and its needs. Inspired
buy this students came forward to do their might
bay preparing water containers for the birds to
satisfy their thrust this summer. The entire
activity brought in them the sensitivity towards
animals and other creatures that every human
being should have. 
“Almost
every successful person begins with two beliefs:
the future can be better than the present and I
have the power to do so.” On 28th Feb 2020,
the students of Grade 9 spent a productive and
enriching afternoon with Fr. Kiran of Don Bosco
Youth Centre, Shirva. Fr. Kiran initiated the
session with creative ice breaker, wherein
students were divided into 5 groups and were
given a newspaper. The students had to create
some interest using the newspaper in any way
possible using content or making craft. After
this innovatively resourceful activity, Fr.
Kiran proceeded towards his core of his seminar
– all about successful people. Fr. Kiran
informed that successful people are not just
created – they are born from their hardwork,
perseverance and above all education the good
education that makes all the difference. Further
he said that our presence will be distinguished
by our good personality and importantly by the
company that we keep, i.e. our friends.
Successful people in the most dire of situations
find a way out. And this thought continued, as
Fr. Kiran explained to the students about the 3
thinkings - Positive thinking, Possibility
thinking and Negative thinking. He said that it
is imperative and desirable to keep a positive
approach, even in the hardest and most difficult
times of our lives.
Confidence…
thrives on Honesty, on Honour, on the Sacredness of obligations, on faithful
protection and on unselfish performance. Without them it cannot live. In
order to merge theoretical learning with practical skills, Darshan College
organized an Industrial Visit for the students to Karnataka Milk Federation,
Mysore. Mysore Dairy is fully channelled from manual to machine which can be
called ‘Mega-Digital’. The students were quite enthusiastic to know the
milk-processing, packaging and selling methods together with the process of
filtration and storage; various types of milk products are manufactured and sold
to satisfy the desire of the customers. Towards evening, visit to Balmuri falls
which is a small water cascade located at Srirangapatna was a thrilling
experience to the group. The Students grabbed every opportunity to experience
calmness and coolness of the water-fall by throwing themselves off in the
cascade. The only source of knowledge is experience.
The
final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands. Adolescence – a
period of discovery – a discovery of oneself, of one’s body of one’s needs and
desires etc. and it is extremely imperative that our curious and equally
inquisitive teenagers are given proper guidance to steer the paths in the right
direction. A seminar on adolescence was held on 29/2/2020 by Prof. Prathibha
Lydia DSouza, Principal of Dhanvantari Nursing College, Udupi, for the students
of grade 9. Prof. Prathibha spoke to the students about adolescence and its
stages and its effect on physiological, psychological and emotional life. She
spoke at length about roles and expectations from an adolescent and the
development of a healthy and positive self image. Prof. Prathibha also spoke of
and explained to the students about their sexuality pubrty and related concerns.
Common problems faced by growing adolescents and their solutions were also the
topic of discussion. Prof. Prathibha enlightened the students that as
adolescents they cannot continue to behave or pull tantrums like when
they were younger; for now, as adolescents they have some important
responsibilities – Responsibility towards oneself their respective
families and society – who are their critics as much as their well
wishers. 
“The
science of today is the technology of tomorrow”. The air was filled with
zeal and zest as eager scientific tempers brewed and molecules dispersed.
Science day was celebrated at Trinity Central School on 28th February, 2020 to
commemorate ‘National Science Day’. The eventful celebrations began with a
unique and creative rendition of a science based prayer song. Science is an
amalgamation of facts figures and fascination. Prarthana, Adhya and Sanjay
students of Grade 9 presented an interesting line – up of what’s, why’s and what
if’s (i.e. some science facts), through an innovative skit accompanied with a
powerpoint presentation. Following this, the young and future scientists of
Grades 3 and 4, presented an informative skit on the various instruments like
rheostat, resistance box, voltmeter etc. which are used in Physics. “Where there
is Science, can magic be far!” Colourful fruity fumes, some bubbling elephant’s
toothpaste and magical solution that remained funnily colourless with all the
exciting voices around, were some of the highlights of some of the Chemistry
experiments that are conducted. Due credit to the students of Grades 6 and 8 who
kept the momentum going and repeat.
“The
future belongs to those who believe in their dreams”. On the morning of
February 27th, 2020, a long cherished dream came true. After months of planning,
engineering and hardwork, the newly constructed Auditorium, housed atop the main
school building was blessed and inaugurated. This momentous occasion was graced
by eminent stalwarts of the Holy Trinity Province of Karnataka, Dr. Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Provincial, Rev. Fr. Maxim D’Silva, Administrator Rev. Fr.
Vijesh Menezes, the Treasurer, Rev. Fr. Elvin Lopez, Provincial Secretary.
Gracing the dais were also Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas, Guardian of Trinity Vihar
and Fr. Anil D’Costa, our Principal. The programme commenced with a prayer song
led by the school choir followed by welcome speech by Melora of Grade 8. The
dignitaries were adhered a respectful welcome with the traditional shawl. In his
address to the gathering Fr. Alwyn Dias, expressed his gratitude to the students
for choosing to be an integral part of Trinity Central School; to the teachers
for their tireless dedication and to all other members of the Trinity family.
Fr. Alwyn mentioned that there is nothing to fear in ICSE – for, ICSE stands for
Innovative, Creative, Educative and Smart Education. Fr. Alwyn also extended his
blessings and best wishes to the students of Grade 10, who were commencing their
board exams the same day.
A
fitting farewell was given to our loving 10th
std students as they are bidding us final good
bye. In the colourful program students cherished
their wonderful years of experience filled with
lot of fun with learning and shaping themselves.
Principal gave an inspiring speech and encourage
the students to keep going in life whatever may
be the situation. Students with gratitude gifted
Electric Piano to the school.
Kabaddi
is popular in India by its catchy slogan 'Le
Panga'. It is one of the Ancient Games of India.
Kabaddi is a sport which most of us played in
our lives. Mostly in the rural areas this sport
is very popular among the youth as well as the
adults. This is a team sport which requires a
lot of physical as well as mental toughness.
This game teaches us many things like teamwork,
discipline, physical and mental toughness,
patience, awareness of the situation and many
more things. Bangalore University level Women’s
Kabaddi tournament was organized in our
Institution in which around 22 teams from
various parts of Colleges of BU took part. It
has been a successful event in which the
Corporators, Social activists took part in large
numbers. In the era of games like Pubg, Kabaddi
was an enthralling excitement that was witnessed
by the audience enthusiastically.
