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A
WONDERFUL HOMECOMING FOR STUDENTS OF GRADE 6-8 : TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL Having
been nestled in the cosiness of their homes for
nearly ten months, the wide smiles and cheerful
whispers said it all. Bidding goodbye to online
classes, the students of Grade 6-8 released
colourful balloons into the air, as they kick
started their journey back to school. As the
curtains were drawn by our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
D’Costa, along with our Vice Principal Rev. Fr. Ravi
Serrao, Academic Co-ordinators and teachers;
students walked into the school portals under a
continuous shower of aromatic petals. Students were
also gifted stationary reminding them that, from
today, it’s a new dawn towards a fruitful future.
Beautiful diyas were also lit dispelling the
darkness that had loomed all these months. Prayer is
not only our physical sustenance but also our
spiritual guide. The chimes of voices resonated with
the prayer song ‘As the deer pants for water’. Ms
Jayanthi, Assistant Academic Co-ordinator welcomed
the students on behalf of all present.
GRAND WELCOME BACK TO GRADE 9 STUDENTS
: TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL. “Toughness
is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles”.
On 18th January 2021, the wait was finally over for
the Grade 9 students of our school. Along with our
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa, Vice Principal Fr.
Ravi Serrao, Co-ordinators and teachers, miniature
corona viruses were nipped at the bud as the
ceremonial ribbon was cut, and a shower of fragrant
petals filled the air. Each student was presented
with a packet of vegetable seeds, reminding them
that they are the ambassadors of the future
generations to come. God’s blessings were invoked as
all prayerfully sang ‘Bind us together’ . Ms
Magdaliena Lewis, Academic Co-ordinator welcomed the
students after which our Vice-Principal Rev. Fr.
Ravi Rajesh Serrao addressed the students. The
students also had a counselling session with Ms
Veronica, the school counsellor. Fun and engaging
games were conducted to assist the students
holistically rejuvenate themselves. After a short
break, regular classes resumed for the students,
with all Covid-19 guidelines and regulations in
place.
GRAND
WELCOME BACK TO GRADE 10 STUDENTS : TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL. “Strength
does not come from physical capacity. It comes from
an indomitable willing spirit”. Education in
2020 nose-dived to an uncertain oblivion as the
world was clouded by a silent virus, that no one saw
coming. Despite these adversities, education took
the virtual route to ensure that the students are
kept abreast of their studies. Re-opening of schools
was a continuous dilemma, ever since the doors
opened after the lockdown.Ten months later, with
joyous hearts, Trinity Central school opened their
portals to the Grade 10 students. After a long
hiatus, our students were back, ecstatic and
rejuvenated. After the preliminary temperature check
and sanitization, students along with our Principal
Rev.Fr.Anil D’Costa, Vice Principal Fr. Ravi Serrao,
Administrators tore open the Corona monster marched
forward to renewed beginnings, welcomed by a
cloudburst of fragrant petals by the teachers.
Christmas Celebrations at Trinity
Central School ‘It’s
a time of joy, a time of peace, a time of giving. A
time when we all come together as one’.
Christmas is a celebration that is most anticipated
by all irrespective of race or religion, caste or
creed. At Trinity Central School, the celebrations
were doubly jubilant as we received an amazing
opportunity from Daijiworld TV Udupi, to present a
Christmas programme – ‘Christhanjali’ on their
prestigious channel. The Christmas programme,
envisioned and performed by our teachers, commenced
with a meaningful introductory message conveyed by
our Principal, Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa. The joy of
Christmas rang out loud, as a medley of Christmas
carols echoed across the skies. In her Christmas
message, Ms Magdalena Lewis, Academic Co-ordinator
expressed that Christmas, isn’t just about the cake,
crib, lights and sweets.
VIRTUAL CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION AT TRINITY
CENTRAL SCHOOL. A
beautiful saying goes “ With the birth of every new
child, there is a hope born that God is not angry
with us”. Truly, our children are our pride and
honour, as in every child we see the future of a
better tomorrow. November 14th, a day synonymous
with the chuckles of innocent laughter and joyous
mood; for, this is the day when we celebrate
childhood, dedicated in honour, and on the birth
anniversary of our first Prime Minister Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehru. Though COVID has played spoilsport
to the celebrations which was usually held at
school, we at Trinity Central School did not let the
green monster, subdue the vibrancy of this day. The
festivities in its virtuality (virtual-reality),
commenced with a flashback of the memorable event
that was held in the last academic year, i.e
14.11.2019.
Covid-19
Medical Camp @ Darshan College “Health
is wealth as we all know; Hygiene is the way to
make it grow. Actions are little in to and fro,
but we have to go with the flow”. Health
is given the highest importance in the life of a
human person. Each individual makes every effort
to maintain ones health. As notified by the
State Government and Bangalore University
regarding opening of the Degree Colleges from
17th November onwards, Darshan College in
collaboration with BBMP organized a Covid-19
Medical Camp for the Degree students on 13th
November, Friday. Our College had a huge
response as 190 students along with the
Management, Faculty and Domestic staff got
tested. The Medical team carried out this
Covid-19 RT-PCR Test free of charge. In a couple
of days, all experienced a sigh of relief as all
were tested negative. To keep the body in
good health is a duty… otherwise we shall not be
able to keep our mind strong and clear.
Farewell
Programme @ Darshan College Every
beginning has an end and every end is a new
beginning. A year starts, a year ends; only
to give birth to another. The Faculty along with
a few Degree students organized a befitting
Farewell programme to the Final Year Students.
It was not a day to bid farewell but to cherish
all the beautiful memories shared together in
this abode of knowledge. Some of the final year
students shared a part of their wonderful
reminiscence from among the vast substantial
experience in the campus and thanked the Faculty
members for grooming them to face the challenges
of life. There was thrill and joyous outburst as
the medals were presented to the winners of
various events held in the Academic year
2019-2020. Both the Director and the Principal
appreciated the Students and at the same time
expressed a few heart-touching motivational
sparks for their future betterment. The final
year students adorned with traditional attire
added flavour to the celebration. The two
hardest things to say in life are hello for the
first time and good-bye for the last.
Fit
India Run @ Darshan College Take
care of your body. It’s the only place you have
to live in. Physical fitness is not only
one of the most important keys to a healthy body
but also the basis of dynamic and creative
intellectual activity. In order to motivate the
individuals regarding cultivating the habit of
physical fitness, the Department of Physical
Education of Darshan College organized Fit India
Campaign in collaboration with IQAC, NCC, NSS
and Red Cross units. Fit India Run helps us to
boost our fitness and remain free from all
physical and mental restraints. The College
students of different units along with the
Degree Faculty went jogging within the campus
and around the vicinity for about 3 kilometres
to create awareness among the people regarding
physical fitness. We need to consider using
physical activity and exercise as a strategy to
maintain health during this stressful period.
Fit is not a destination; it is a way of life.
INDEPENDENCE
DAY CELEBRATIONS AT TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL,
PERAMPALLI The
historic stroke at the midnight dawn of August
15th 1947 is a moment that is etched in the
heart, mind and soul of every Indian. 73 years
later, the sunny and clear blue skies
established new vigour and patriotism as the
teachers of Trinity Central School, Perampalli
gathered in the precincts of the school, to
commemorate the 74th Independence Day. Rev. Fr.
Claude Mascarenhas, Correspondent and Guardian
of Trinity Vihar was the Chief Guest of the
programme. He was joined by Rev. Fr. Anil
D’costa, Principal and Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao,
the Vice Principal, along with the teachers. The
programme began with the customary hoisting of
the National flag, followed by the rendition of
the National Anthem and Vande Mataram. India is
an amalgamation of traditions, beliefs, cultures
and symbolic expressions. India’s vibrant
culture was brought alive in the programme
presented by the teachers. The programme
commenced with an inspiring speech by Ms
Sukhitha, who iterated the importance of true
patriotism and our responsibilities as Indians.
Independence Day Celebration @ St
Anthony’s Institutions Where
liberty dwells, there is my country.
With burning fire of love for the
country and bubbling patriotic spirit,
the Anthonian family gathered together
on the 15th of August 2020 to pay honour
and respect to our Nation, India. The
Chief Guest Rev. Fr Robin Victor D’Souza,
OFM Cap, Executive Secretary, CEB
unfurled the tri-colour National flag
and in his speech, quoted John F
Kennedy’s historic words, “Ask not what
your country can do for you – ask what
you can do for the country”. Rev. Fr
Roshan Rosario, Director, St Anthony’s
Institutions highlighted that freedom
and responsibility are the two sides of
the same coin. The Independence Day
programme was well-organized by the NCC
Unit of our College under the able
leadership of our Physical Education
Director, Mr Srinidhi Siddharth. Amidst
the pandemic situation, the 74th
Independence Day was celebrated with
great fervour and enthusiasm at St
Anthony’s Institutions, Bangalore.
May we always have the freedom to
choose, freedom to dream and freedom to
live.
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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.
Having
been nestled in the cosiness of their homes for
nearly ten months, the wide smiles and cheerful
whispers said it all. Bidding goodbye to online
classes, the students of Grade 6-8 released
colourful balloons into the air, as they kick
started their journey back to school. As the
curtains were drawn by our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
D’Costa, along with our Vice Principal Rev. Fr. Ravi
Serrao, Academic Co-ordinators and teachers;
students walked into the school portals under a
continuous shower of aromatic petals. Students were
also gifted stationary reminding them that, from
today, it’s a new dawn towards a fruitful future.
Beautiful diyas were also lit dispelling the
darkness that had loomed all these months. Prayer is
not only our physical sustenance but also our
spiritual guide. The chimes of voices resonated with
the prayer song ‘As the deer pants for water’. Ms
Jayanthi, Assistant Academic Co-ordinator welcomed
the students on behalf of all present. 
“Toughness
is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles”.
On 18th January 2021, the wait was finally over for
the Grade 9 students of our school. Along with our
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa, Vice Principal Fr.
Ravi Serrao, Co-ordinators and teachers, miniature
corona viruses were nipped at the bud as the
ceremonial ribbon was cut, and a shower of fragrant
petals filled the air. Each student was presented
with a packet of vegetable seeds, reminding them
that they are the ambassadors of the future
generations to come. God’s blessings were invoked as
all prayerfully sang ‘Bind us together’ . Ms
Magdaliena Lewis, Academic Co-ordinator welcomed the
students after which our Vice-Principal Rev. Fr.
Ravi Rajesh Serrao addressed the students. The
students also had a counselling session with Ms
Veronica, the school counsellor. Fun and engaging
games were conducted to assist the students
holistically rejuvenate themselves. After a short
break, regular classes resumed for the students,
with all Covid-19 guidelines and regulations in
place. 
“Strength
does not come from physical capacity. It comes from
an indomitable willing spirit”. Education in
2020 nose-dived to an uncertain oblivion as the
world was clouded by a silent virus, that no one saw
coming. Despite these adversities, education took
the virtual route to ensure that the students are
kept abreast of their studies. Re-opening of schools
was a continuous dilemma, ever since the doors
opened after the lockdown.Ten months later, with
joyous hearts, Trinity Central school opened their
portals to the Grade 10 students. After a long
hiatus, our students were back, ecstatic and
rejuvenated. After the preliminary temperature check
and sanitization, students along with our Principal
Rev.Fr.Anil D’Costa, Vice Principal Fr. Ravi Serrao,
Administrators tore open the Corona monster marched
forward to renewed beginnings, welcomed by a
cloudburst of fragrant petals by the teachers. 
‘It’s
a time of joy, a time of peace, a time of giving. A
time when we all come together as one’.
Christmas is a celebration that is most anticipated
by all irrespective of race or religion, caste or
creed. At Trinity Central School, the celebrations
were doubly jubilant as we received an amazing
opportunity from Daijiworld TV Udupi, to present a
Christmas programme – ‘Christhanjali’ on their
prestigious channel. The Christmas programme,
envisioned and performed by our teachers, commenced
with a meaningful introductory message conveyed by
our Principal, Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa. The joy of
Christmas rang out loud, as a medley of Christmas
carols echoed across the skies. In her Christmas
message, Ms Magdalena Lewis, Academic Co-ordinator
expressed that Christmas, isn’t just about the cake,
crib, lights and sweets. 
A
beautiful saying goes “ With the birth of every new
child, there is a hope born that God is not angry
with us”. Truly, our children are our pride and
honour, as in every child we see the future of a
better tomorrow. November 14th, a day synonymous
with the chuckles of innocent laughter and joyous
mood; for, this is the day when we celebrate
childhood, dedicated in honour, and on the birth
anniversary of our first Prime Minister Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehru. Though COVID has played spoilsport
to the celebrations which was usually held at
school, we at Trinity Central School did not let the
green monster, subdue the vibrancy of this day. The
festivities in its virtuality (virtual-reality),
commenced with a flashback of the memorable event
that was held in the last academic year, i.e
14.11.2019. 
“Health
is wealth as we all know; Hygiene is the way to
make it grow. Actions are little in to and fro,
but we have to go with the flow”. Health
is given the highest importance in the life of a
human person. Each individual makes every effort
to maintain ones health. As notified by the
State Government and Bangalore University
regarding opening of the Degree Colleges from
17th November onwards, Darshan College in
collaboration with BBMP organized a Covid-19
Medical Camp for the Degree students on 13th
November, Friday. Our College had a huge
response as 190 students along with the
Management, Faculty and Domestic staff got
tested. The Medical team carried out this
Covid-19 RT-PCR Test free of charge. In a couple
of days, all experienced a sigh of relief as all
were tested negative. To keep the body in
good health is a duty… otherwise we shall not be
able to keep our mind strong and clear. 
Every
beginning has an end and every end is a new
beginning. A year starts, a year ends; only
to give birth to another. The Faculty along with
a few Degree students organized a befitting
Farewell programme to the Final Year Students.
It was not a day to bid farewell but to cherish
all the beautiful memories shared together in
this abode of knowledge. Some of the final year
students shared a part of their wonderful
reminiscence from among the vast substantial
experience in the campus and thanked the Faculty
members for grooming them to face the challenges
of life. There was thrill and joyous outburst as
the medals were presented to the winners of
various events held in the Academic year
2019-2020. Both the Director and the Principal
appreciated the Students and at the same time
expressed a few heart-touching motivational
sparks for their future betterment. The final
year students adorned with traditional attire
added flavour to the celebration. The two
hardest things to say in life are hello for the
first time and good-bye for the last.
Take
care of your body. It’s the only place you have
to live in. Physical fitness is not only
one of the most important keys to a healthy body
but also the basis of dynamic and creative
intellectual activity. In order to motivate the
individuals regarding cultivating the habit of
physical fitness, the Department of Physical
Education of Darshan College organized Fit India
Campaign in collaboration with IQAC, NCC, NSS
and Red Cross units. Fit India Run helps us to
boost our fitness and remain free from all
physical and mental restraints. The College
students of different units along with the
Degree Faculty went jogging within the campus
and around the vicinity for about 3 kilometres
to create awareness among the people regarding
physical fitness. We need to consider using
physical activity and exercise as a strategy to
maintain health during this stressful period.
Fit is not a destination; it is a way of life.
The
historic stroke at the midnight dawn of August
15th 1947 is a moment that is etched in the
heart, mind and soul of every Indian. 73 years
later, the sunny and clear blue skies
established new vigour and patriotism as the
teachers of Trinity Central School, Perampalli
gathered in the precincts of the school, to
commemorate the 74th Independence Day. Rev. Fr.
Claude Mascarenhas, Correspondent and Guardian
of Trinity Vihar was the Chief Guest of the
programme. He was joined by Rev. Fr. Anil
D’costa, Principal and Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao,
the Vice Principal, along with the teachers. The
programme began with the customary hoisting of
the National flag, followed by the rendition of
the National Anthem and Vande Mataram. India is
an amalgamation of traditions, beliefs, cultures
and symbolic expressions. India’s vibrant
culture was brought alive in the programme
presented by the teachers. The programme
commenced with an inspiring speech by Ms
Sukhitha, who iterated the importance of true
patriotism and our responsibilities as Indians.
Where
liberty dwells, there is my country.
With burning fire of love for the
country and bubbling patriotic spirit,
the Anthonian family gathered together
on the 15th of August 2020 to pay honour
and respect to our Nation, India. The
Chief Guest Rev. Fr Robin Victor D’Souza,
OFM Cap, Executive Secretary, CEB
unfurled the tri-colour National flag
and in his speech, quoted John F
Kennedy’s historic words, “Ask not what
your country can do for you – ask what
you can do for the country”. Rev. Fr
Roshan Rosario, Director, St Anthony’s
Institutions highlighted that freedom
and responsibility are the two sides of
the same coin. The Independence Day
programme was well-organized by the NCC
Unit of our College under the able
leadership of our Physical Education
Director, Mr Srinidhi Siddharth. Amidst
the pandemic situation, the 74th
Independence Day was celebrated with
great fervour and enthusiasm at St
Anthony’s Institutions, Bangalore.
May we always have the freedom to
choose, freedom to dream and freedom to
live. 
