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DIWALI CELEBRATIONS at Trinity Central
School Diwali
the festival of lights marks the
triumphant victory of good over evil.
The portals of the Trinitorium were
illuminated with beautiful diyas and an
equally mesmerizing floral rangoli, on
October 30th, as we celebrated the
festival of Diwali, with much fervor and
enthusiasm. The programme, commenced
with the pious and traditional lighting
of the lamp by Principal - Fr. Anil
D’costa, Fr. Ravi Rajesh - Adminstrator,
Mrs. Magdelina Lewis – Academic
Coordinator and Pre-Primary Section Head
- Mrs. Archana Shetty. Trinity’s guiding
lights – its teachers enlivened the
gathering, by lighting the diyas that
were beautifully laid out across the
floral rangoli.
Dance Competition @ St
Anthony’s PU College “Dancing
stimulates the mind, body and soul which has
been proven to increase cognitive strengths and
prolong life; that is the Miracle of Dance”.
With the aim of exploring the dancing skills of
the students, an inter-class Dance Competition
was organised by St Anthony’s PU College. The
audacious dancers set the floor on fire with
their energetic performances, artistic props,
dashing costumes, sprightly moves and oodles of
energy. The fun filled extravaganza kept the
audience spellbound. The spectators witnessed
the zeal and energy of the young Anthonians as
they enthralled everyone with their stunning
performances. The adjudicators, Ms Nagashree M,
a versatile Choreographer and Tutor and Ms
Susana Merlyn, a lead Dancer and an Associate
Operator at Accenture highly complimented and
adored the efforts put in by all the teams. Rev.
Fr Roshan Rosario, Principal, St Anthony’s PU
College thanked and felicitated the judges.
Dancing is the poetry of the foot.
Hindi
Speech Competition 02-11-2019 : SNEHA JYOTHI
VIDYALAYA September
14th is observed as Hindi Diwas across the
country and Hindi enjoys the status of Rashtra
Basha. Sneha Jyothi Vidyalaya gives more
importance to three languages that is Kannada,
English and Hindi. To encourage our students to
learn Hindi and to develop the speaking skill in
Hindi language, on 2nd November we had Hindi
speech competition from class 6th to 10th. Many
students participated in it with great
enthusiasm. Each class was given a different
topic and the result was announced during the
school assembly by the Headmaster.
KARNATAKA
RAJYOSTAVA at Trinity Central School We
live in the land of beauty and bounty,
surrounded by a diverse culture and heritage –
our wonderful Karnataka. The wonders and glory
of the 64th Karnataka Rajyotsava celebrations
was witnessed in the trinitorium on 31st October
2019. The celebrations commenced with a
harmonious prayer song. Light a glowing symbol
was personified as the custodians of Trinity
along with the SPL, Ms. Maimoona, lit the
traditional lamp to the augur the festivities of
the day. Students of grade 2 performed to the
melodious beats of ‘Jeejimbe (ಜೀಜಿಂಬೆ)’. Ms.
Ritika of grade 9, spoke at length about the
history and origins of Karnataka Rajyotsava, the
importance of this day and the
significance of the Kannada language.
Celebrations keep culture alive
: St Francis of Assisi School On
5th October, 2019 the last day of the
semester I, St Francis of Assisi School
celebrated the Dussehra, the triumph of
good over evil, in school campus. The
Dandiya, the traditional dance was
organized. Children came with Dandiya
traditional dress and danced for the
beats of Dandiya. Many parents joined
the celebration and shared the festive
joy. Assisi premises filled with music
and dance.
LITTLE
CHAMPION OF SJV POTHNAL Miss.
Nikitha of class IX has secured many prizes in
the sports competition arranged at the district
level . She won 1st place in 100 mtrs running
race , 1st place in high jump and She also won 2
nd place in long jump. The staff and management
of Sneha Jyothi Vidyalaya honoured the little
champion and wished her good luck for the
upcoming state level competition in mandya.
Spelling
Bee Competition : SNEHA JYOTHI VIDYALAYA,
POTHNAL On
2nd of November we had Spelling Bee Competition.
It was organized for all the students of our
school in order to improve their vocabulary and
spelling. All took an active part in it. It was
an interesting competition. Winners were
applauded and appreciated by the Headmaster
during the school assembly.
LITERARY
COMPETITIONS at Trinity Central School On
21st October, the hallways of Trinity Central
School witnessed an impressive display of
creative ideas and articulate voices in the
various Literary Competitions that were held. To
start with the Primary Section (Grades 1 to 5)
had a Pick and Speak Competitions with various
topics like My family, My favourite outdoor
game, A holiday with my family, My best friend,
If I had wings etc. for grades 6 to 8 Elocution
Competitions in all language disciplines –
English, Hindi and Kannada were held with
various competitive topics. Students of Grades 9
and 10 homed their vocals as they participated
in the Declamation Competition. The judges had
their task cut-out in choosing the best, from
among the rest. It was indeed a day of
creativity and discovery of the eloquent voices
of the future.
Kannada
Rajyotsava Celebration @ St Anthony’s
Institutions Freedom
in mind, Strength in words, Pureness in our
blood, Pride in our souls, Zeal in our hearts,
Let’s salute the Spirit of Karnataka.
With this burning spirit and zeal, St Anthony’s
Institutions celebrated 64th Kannada Rajyotsava
in a befitting way. The Chief Guest for the
occasion was Dr. Manjunath, President, The
Scouts and Guides Organisation, Bangalore.
Gracing the event by lighting the lamp,
distinguished Chief Guest gave a clarion call to
love Kannada language and also to respect other
languages. The President of the event Rev Fr
Roshan Rosario spoke of the rich cultural and
linguistic heritage of Karnataka. He emphasized
that it is our responsibility to carry forward
the flame of our established traditions.
Students put their steps together for dance and
other cultural programmes. The top scorers of
Kannada language in II PU Board Examination were
felicitated during this occasion. Indeed, it was
a meaningful celebration!
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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.
Diwali
the festival of lights marks the
triumphant victory of good over evil.
The portals of the Trinitorium were
illuminated with beautiful diyas and an
equally mesmerizing floral rangoli, on
October 30th, as we celebrated the
festival of Diwali, with much fervor and
enthusiasm. The programme, commenced
with the pious and traditional lighting
of the lamp by Principal - Fr. Anil
D’costa, Fr. Ravi Rajesh - Adminstrator,
Mrs. Magdelina Lewis – Academic
Coordinator and Pre-Primary Section Head
- Mrs. Archana Shetty. Trinity’s guiding
lights – its teachers enlivened the
gathering, by lighting the diyas that
were beautifully laid out across the
floral rangoli. 
“Dancing
stimulates the mind, body and soul which has
been proven to increase cognitive strengths and
prolong life; that is the Miracle of Dance”.
With the aim of exploring the dancing skills of
the students, an inter-class Dance Competition
was organised by St Anthony’s PU College. The
audacious dancers set the floor on fire with
their energetic performances, artistic props,
dashing costumes, sprightly moves and oodles of
energy. The fun filled extravaganza kept the
audience spellbound. The spectators witnessed
the zeal and energy of the young Anthonians as
they enthralled everyone with their stunning
performances. The adjudicators, Ms Nagashree M,
a versatile Choreographer and Tutor and Ms
Susana Merlyn, a lead Dancer and an Associate
Operator at Accenture highly complimented and
adored the efforts put in by all the teams. Rev.
Fr Roshan Rosario, Principal, St Anthony’s PU
College thanked and felicitated the judges.
Dancing is the poetry of the foot.
September
14th is observed as Hindi Diwas across the
country and Hindi enjoys the status of Rashtra
Basha. Sneha Jyothi Vidyalaya gives more
importance to three languages that is Kannada,
English and Hindi. To encourage our students to
learn Hindi and to develop the speaking skill in
Hindi language, on 2nd November we had Hindi
speech competition from class 6th to 10th. Many
students participated in it with great
enthusiasm. Each class was given a different
topic and the result was announced during the
school assembly by the Headmaster. 
We
live in the land of beauty and bounty,
surrounded by a diverse culture and heritage –
our wonderful Karnataka. The wonders and glory
of the 64th Karnataka Rajyotsava celebrations
was witnessed in the trinitorium on 31st October
2019. The celebrations commenced with a
harmonious prayer song. Light a glowing symbol
was personified as the custodians of Trinity
along with the SPL, Ms. Maimoona, lit the
traditional lamp to the augur the festivities of
the day. Students of grade 2 performed to the
melodious beats of ‘Jeejimbe (ಜೀಜಿಂಬೆ)’. Ms.
Ritika of grade 9, spoke at length about the
history and origins of Karnataka Rajyotsava, the
importance of this day and the
significance of the Kannada language. 
On
5th October, 2019 the last day of the
semester I, St Francis of Assisi School
celebrated the Dussehra, the triumph of
good over evil, in school campus. The
Dandiya, the traditional dance was
organized. Children came with Dandiya
traditional dress and danced for the
beats of Dandiya. Many parents joined
the celebration and shared the festive
joy. Assisi premises filled with music
and dance. 
Miss.
Nikitha of class IX has secured many prizes in
the sports competition arranged at the district
level . She won 1st place in 100 mtrs running
race , 1st place in high jump and She also won 2
nd place in long jump. The staff and management
of Sneha Jyothi Vidyalaya honoured the little
champion and wished her good luck for the
upcoming state level competition in mandya.
On
2nd of November we had Spelling Bee Competition.
It was organized for all the students of our
school in order to improve their vocabulary and
spelling. All took an active part in it. It was
an interesting competition. Winners were
applauded and appreciated by the Headmaster
during the school assembly.
On
21st October, the hallways of Trinity Central
School witnessed an impressive display of
creative ideas and articulate voices in the
various Literary Competitions that were held. To
start with the Primary Section (Grades 1 to 5)
had a Pick and Speak Competitions with various
topics like My family, My favourite outdoor
game, A holiday with my family, My best friend,
If I had wings etc. for grades 6 to 8 Elocution
Competitions in all language disciplines –
English, Hindi and Kannada were held with
various competitive topics. Students of Grades 9
and 10 homed their vocals as they participated
in the Declamation Competition. The judges had
their task cut-out in choosing the best, from
among the rest. It was indeed a day of
creativity and discovery of the eloquent voices
of the future.
Freedom
in mind, Strength in words, Pureness in our
blood, Pride in our souls, Zeal in our hearts,
Let’s salute the Spirit of Karnataka.
With this burning spirit and zeal, St Anthony’s
Institutions celebrated 64th Kannada Rajyotsava
in a befitting way. The Chief Guest for the
occasion was Dr. Manjunath, President, The
Scouts and Guides Organisation, Bangalore.
Gracing the event by lighting the lamp,
distinguished Chief Guest gave a clarion call to
love Kannada language and also to respect other
languages. The President of the event Rev Fr
Roshan Rosario spoke of the rich cultural and
linguistic heritage of Karnataka. He emphasized
that it is our responsibility to carry forward
the flame of our established traditions.
Students put their steps together for dance and
other cultural programmes. The top scorers of
Kannada language in II PU Board Examination were
felicitated during this occasion. Indeed, it was
a meaningful celebration!
