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TREK TO BELVAI MOUNTAINS : Trinity Central School Just like any other profession, mountaineering too,
has now cemented its place from being just an
adventure sport to full time profession for
adventurists. And our students from the Scouts and
Guides, Cubs and Bulbuls accompanied by their
Animators and few other enthusiastic teachers made
their way through the forests and mountains of
Belvai, Moodbidri on 4th October 2019. Students
learnt the ways of mountaineering and as they
trekked up the mountains, they came to acknowledge
and learn about the vast nature – forest, flora and
fauna. After a brief stop for rest, our enthusiastic
trekkers made their way to explore the caves and the
Konnaje Kallu temple.
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CELEBRATION OF PATRON’S DAY at Trinity Central School “Make me a channel of your peace”.
These are the
words that laid the foundation for the Franciscan
order. The holy man, whose very words, we echo here
at Trinity, was brought to life, during the
celebrations of our founder and our Patron St.
Francis Assisi on 4th October 2019. Trinity family
began the founder’s day celebration with Holy
Eucharist. The programme began with the soulful
rendition of St. Francis’s song of peace and love –
“Make me a channel of your peace”. Prior to that our
principal Fr. Anil D’Costa garlanded the statue of
St. Francis. After the prayer, the students of grade
3 presented a meaningful enactment of the life of
St. Francis. Ms. Khushi of grade 5 shared her
thoughts about St. Francis through her speech. A
short video about the 4 important locations viz
Laverna, Greccio, Rivo Torto and Spoleto wherein St.
Francis imprinted his footsteps which also represent
the four houses of the school were shown through a
slideshow with a brief voice over by Pruthvi and
Derick of grade 5.
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YSM INTERACTION at Trinity Central School The students of grade 7 and 8, had a fruitful and
engaging session with Fr. Edwin D’Souza, Director of
YSM (Young Students Movement), Udupi Diocese on 3rd
October 2019. Fr. Edwin educated the students about
the objectives and goals of the YSM. In his
interaction, he encouraged the students to enrol
themselves in YSM, wherein they will learn to become
responsible citizens by changing their way of life,
certain thinking which in turn will bring about a
gradual but meaningful change in society.
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GANDHI JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS at Trinity Central School “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if
you were to live forever.” These words of
our Father of the Nation, Gandhiji echoed across the
portals of our institution and minds of our
students. On 1st October 2019, our Trinity
fraternity held a brief celebration of the birthday
of the man who fought for the very freedom that we
now enjoy – Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi lovingly
known as Bapu. The celebrations commenced with the
invocation of Bapu’s daily prayer – “Raghupathi
Raghava Raja Ram”. After which our Principal Fr.
Anil D’Costa garlanded the portrait of Gandhiji. Ms.
Stuthi of grade 7 spoke a few words about Gandhiji –
his life, his principles and about his long walk to
achieve our freedom. Following this, our Principal
too, spoke on the occasion. He mentioned about how
we should imbibe the core values of Gandhiji in our
daily lives. He asked us to value our freedom and
respect it as, we must never forget Gandhiji’s
struggles to give us the freedom which we now enjoy.
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Seminar on Goods and Services Tax (GST) @ Darshan College We must care for each other more, and tax each
other less. With an objective to update
knowledge on Goods and Services Tax in the
education sector, Darshan College in association
with Primax Foundation organized 2 days of MDP
on GST- Smart Taxation System. Indirect Tax
Experts and Chartered Accountants Prof. B.G.
Madhuri Prabhu and Prof. Shivakumar were the
resource persons for the first and second
technical sessions of the workshop respectively.
The College Management thanked and felicitated
the resource persons for their availability and
expertise on the topic. The talk revolved around
the salient features of GST, benefits, framework
and its effect in the education sector. Making
GST simpler for the audience, the Resource
Persons also conversed about the key definitions
of aggregate turnover, business, business
vertical, supply, imports and exports among
various other important terminologies. The
faculty members, students and representatives
from neighbouring colleges actively participated
in the seminar. There is no such thing as a good
tax.
click here for more
CAREER GUIDANCE SEMINAR at Trinity Central School “A career is not just about income – it is the
stepping stone to follow your dreams and aspirations
too”. Students of grade 9 and 10, who are at the
threshold of deciding their future spent an
interactive, educative and refreshing session on
Career Guidance with the students of the SCIO
foundation, under the aegis of MIT Manipal on 3rd
October 2019. The session commenced with a candid
interaction with Ms. Meghana, who had a keen
hindsight to know the future plans of the students.
Further, her colleagues Ms. Aditi, Ms. Riddhi, Mr.
Advith, Ms. Apoorva and Ms. Geetha shared with the
students in depth about the various job
opportunities and requisites under the various
streams of Medical Engineering, Arts, Commerce and
Science and of Non-Conventional courses such as
Merchant Navy, The Armed Forces and Culinary Arts
etc. Overall, the students spent a meaningful and
fruitful session with the MIT- SCIO resource
persons.
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Workshop on Relevance of Gandhian Principles @ Darshan College “When burden becomes responsibility and
when concern triggers creativity, we encounter
Gandhian spirit in action!” The occasion
of Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary has
given us an opportunity to remind the humanity
of the efficacy of the message of his life. To
mark the 150th birth anniversary of Gandhiji,
Mahatma Gandhi’s Committee of Darshan College
organized one day workshop on the relevance of
Gandhian Principles in the current scenario
which was presided over by Smt. Indira
Krishnappa, Honourable Secretary, Karnataka
Gandhi Smaraka Nidhi, Bangalore, Mr. Krishna
Murthy, Member, Karnataka Gandhi Smaraka Nidhi
and the resource person Mr. Byramangala
Ramegowda, Member, Karnataka Sahitya Academy and
also the Honourable President, BES Evening
College, Administrative Council.
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GANDHI THE TRUE SPIRIT OF INDIA : Infant Jesus School There are very few people in this world
who have left a long-lasting impression
on fellow beings with their ideologies
and perspective in life that still make
an impact. One such person is Mahathma
Gandhiji. India as a nation cannot
forget the profound impression of Ahimsa
taught by Mahathma upholding the basic
truth of Indian culture to the world. No
wonder today whole world is chanting the
manthra of Ahimsa and honouring the
great soul. Infantaines celebrated the
Gandhi Jayanthi with great devotion with
the logo “SWACCHA BHARATH ACCHA BHARATH”
being true to the spirit of Mhathma
Gandhidji. click here for more
District Level Inter-Collegiate Kabaddi Tournament @ St Anthony’s PU College A beautiful balance between holding on and
letting go is what required in a game of Kabaddi.
It was a dream realized for the
Management of St Anthony’s Institutions with the
joint collaboration of Department of
Pre-University Education, Bangalore South
District in organizing District Level
Inter-Collegiate KABADDI for Boys & Girls in our
college campus for two days. It’s really
stunning to learn that 104 boys and 25 girls’
teams were registered for the competition. It
was a pleasant sight for the eyes as each team
put out their heart and soul echoing the words
Hum Kisise Kam Nahi, as they battled for the
final victory.
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Teachers Seminar at Trinity Central
School With
the exams round the corner the teachers
of Trinity Central School gathered
together for a well-defined meaningful
hour of peace and de-stressing on 19th
September 2019 from 9.00 to 10am. This
was made possible under the able
guidance of Mrs & Mr. Shridhar the
manager of Heartfulness Meditation
Centre, Udupi and Dr. Sathyakanth, Asst.
Prof at MIT Manipal. The programme,
divided into 3 phases commenced with a
brief introduction by Mr. Shridhar. This
was followed by the presentation of
interactive videos and testimonials by
those who have experienced the benefits
of Heartfulness Meditation. The best and
most beneficial part of this session was
the engaging 30 minutes of a quiet,
peaceful and relaxing meditation.
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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.
Just like any other profession, mountaineering too,
has now cemented its place from being just an
adventure sport to full time profession for
adventurists. And our students from the Scouts and
Guides, Cubs and Bulbuls accompanied by their
Animators and few other enthusiastic teachers made
their way through the forests and mountains of
Belvai, Moodbidri on 4th October 2019. Students
learnt the ways of mountaineering and as they
trekked up the mountains, they came to acknowledge
and learn about the vast nature – forest, flora and
fauna. After a brief stop for rest, our enthusiastic
trekkers made their way to explore the caves and the
Konnaje Kallu temple. 
“Make me a channel of your peace”.
These are the
words that laid the foundation for the Franciscan
order. The holy man, whose very words, we echo here
at Trinity, was brought to life, during the
celebrations of our founder and our Patron St.
Francis Assisi on 4th October 2019. Trinity family
began the founder’s day celebration with Holy
Eucharist. The programme began with the soulful
rendition of St. Francis’s song of peace and love –
“Make me a channel of your peace”. Prior to that our
principal Fr. Anil D’Costa garlanded the statue of
St. Francis. After the prayer, the students of grade
3 presented a meaningful enactment of the life of
St. Francis. Ms. Khushi of grade 5 shared her
thoughts about St. Francis through her speech. A
short video about the 4 important locations viz
Laverna, Greccio, Rivo Torto and Spoleto wherein St.
Francis imprinted his footsteps which also represent
the four houses of the school were shown through a
slideshow with a brief voice over by Pruthvi and
Derick of grade 5.
The students of grade 7 and 8, had a fruitful and
engaging session with Fr. Edwin D’Souza, Director of
YSM (Young Students Movement), Udupi Diocese on 3rd
October 2019. Fr. Edwin educated the students about
the objectives and goals of the YSM. In his
interaction, he encouraged the students to enrol
themselves in YSM, wherein they will learn to become
responsible citizens by changing their way of life,
certain thinking which in turn will bring about a
gradual but meaningful change in society.
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if
you were to live forever.” These words of
our Father of the Nation, Gandhiji echoed across the
portals of our institution and minds of our
students. On 1st October 2019, our Trinity
fraternity held a brief celebration of the birthday
of the man who fought for the very freedom that we
now enjoy – Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi lovingly
known as Bapu. The celebrations commenced with the
invocation of Bapu’s daily prayer – “Raghupathi
Raghava Raja Ram”. After which our Principal Fr.
Anil D’Costa garlanded the portrait of Gandhiji. Ms.
Stuthi of grade 7 spoke a few words about Gandhiji –
his life, his principles and about his long walk to
achieve our freedom. Following this, our Principal
too, spoke on the occasion. He mentioned about how
we should imbibe the core values of Gandhiji in our
daily lives. He asked us to value our freedom and
respect it as, we must never forget Gandhiji’s
struggles to give us the freedom which we now enjoy.
We must care for each other more, and tax each
other less. With an objective to update
knowledge on Goods and Services Tax in the
education sector, Darshan College in association
with Primax Foundation organized 2 days of MDP
on GST- Smart Taxation System. Indirect Tax
Experts and Chartered Accountants Prof. B.G.
Madhuri Prabhu and Prof. Shivakumar were the
resource persons for the first and second
technical sessions of the workshop respectively.
The College Management thanked and felicitated
the resource persons for their availability and
expertise on the topic. The talk revolved around
the salient features of GST, benefits, framework
and its effect in the education sector. Making
GST simpler for the audience, the Resource
Persons also conversed about the key definitions
of aggregate turnover, business, business
vertical, supply, imports and exports among
various other important terminologies. The
faculty members, students and representatives
from neighbouring colleges actively participated
in the seminar. There is no such thing as a good
tax.
“A career is not just about income – it is the
stepping stone to follow your dreams and aspirations
too”. Students of grade 9 and 10, who are at the
threshold of deciding their future spent an
interactive, educative and refreshing session on
Career Guidance with the students of the SCIO
foundation, under the aegis of MIT Manipal on 3rd
October 2019. The session commenced with a candid
interaction with Ms. Meghana, who had a keen
hindsight to know the future plans of the students.
Further, her colleagues Ms. Aditi, Ms. Riddhi, Mr.
Advith, Ms. Apoorva and Ms. Geetha shared with the
students in depth about the various job
opportunities and requisites under the various
streams of Medical Engineering, Arts, Commerce and
Science and of Non-Conventional courses such as
Merchant Navy, The Armed Forces and Culinary Arts
etc. Overall, the students spent a meaningful and
fruitful session with the MIT- SCIO resource
persons.
“When burden becomes responsibility and
when concern triggers creativity, we encounter
Gandhian spirit in action!” The occasion
of Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary has
given us an opportunity to remind the humanity
of the efficacy of the message of his life. To
mark the 150th birth anniversary of Gandhiji,
Mahatma Gandhi’s Committee of Darshan College
organized one day workshop on the relevance of
Gandhian Principles in the current scenario
which was presided over by Smt. Indira
Krishnappa, Honourable Secretary, Karnataka
Gandhi Smaraka Nidhi, Bangalore, Mr. Krishna
Murthy, Member, Karnataka Gandhi Smaraka Nidhi
and the resource person Mr. Byramangala
Ramegowda, Member, Karnataka Sahitya Academy and
also the Honourable President, BES Evening
College, Administrative Council. 
A beautiful balance between holding on and
letting go is what required in a game of Kabaddi.
It was a dream realized for the
Management of St Anthony’s Institutions with the
joint collaboration of Department of
Pre-University Education, Bangalore South
District in organizing District Level
Inter-Collegiate KABADDI for Boys & Girls in our
college campus for two days. It’s really
stunning to learn that 104 boys and 25 girls’
teams were registered for the competition. It
was a pleasant sight for the eyes as each team
put out their heart and soul echoing the words
Hum Kisise Kam Nahi, as they battled for the
final victory. 
With
the exams round the corner the teachers
of Trinity Central School gathered
together for a well-defined meaningful
hour of peace and de-stressing on 19th
September 2019 from 9.00 to 10am. This
was made possible under the able
guidance of Mrs & Mr. Shridhar the
manager of Heartfulness Meditation
Centre, Udupi and Dr. Sathyakanth, Asst.
Prof at MIT Manipal. The programme,
divided into 3 phases commenced with a
brief introduction by Mr. Shridhar. This
was followed by the presentation of
interactive videos and testimonials by
those who have experienced the benefits
of Heartfulness Meditation. The best and
most beneficial part of this session was
the engaging 30 minutes of a quiet,
peaceful and relaxing meditation. 
