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On April 2nd, 2025, our school hosted the Kindergarten Graduation Ceremony, filled with excitement and pride. This special event has been a cherished tradition at our school for the past 35 years. The ceremony was presided over by Dr. Madhubala, a respected Gynecologist and Obstetrician, who kindly agreed to hand out diplomas to our young graduates.

The event kicked off with a heartfelt prayer song performed by our school choir, setting a warm and festive tone for the day. Our Principal delivered a welcoming speech, highlighting the significance of graduation day. She also proudly mentioned that our school was the first in the district to introduce this tradition, making the day even more special.

The highlight of the ceremony was when the little graduates, dressed in their red caps and gowns, walked proudly onto the stage to receive their diplomas from the chief guest. Their parents were there, sharing in the joy and pride of this milestone in their children’s lives. To capture the moment, selfie stands were set up at three different points, and parents eagerly snapped photos of their little ones in their graduation attire.

Dr. Madhubala delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of education combined with self-discipline and compassion. She encouraged the children and their parents to continue supporting each other in their journey of learning.

The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks by our Vice Principal, Mrs. Ganga Mani. It was truly a memorable day, marking a significant step in the educational journey of our youngest learners.

Last week, our school celebrated a heartwarming and joyous Kindergarten Day (Kids Day), a day filled with creativity, fun, and learning. The event began with a soulful prayer song, beautifully sung by a group of UKG children, setting the tone for an event that would be full of talent and excitement.

The little ones from LKG captivated everyone with their mind-blowing rhyme recitations. What made it even more special were the pictures they displayed, beautifully painted by our talented art masters, making each rhyme come to life. It was truly a visual and auditory treat!

A unique segment of the day saw children dressed up as various fruits, coming together as the “Fruit Squad.” They shared insightful talks about the values and benefits of different fruits, imparting knowledge in a fun and creative way.

One of the most memorable moments was when a young child narrated the entire story of the Ramayana, complete with stunning illustrations. The way the child brought the epic to life touched the hearts of everyone in the audience.

The event also showcased the remarkable skills of our young stars, as they presented Tamil and English tongue twisters with ease. There were also delightful English and Tamil skits, as well as scenes from popular fairy tales, adding variety and excitement to the program. A special highlight was that every child from the Kindergarten participated, a testament to the hard work and dedication of our KG department staff.

The background music for all the performances was provided by our talented school choir, enhancing the atmosphere with their melodious tunes.

We were honoured to have Dr. Premachandran, a renowned General Physician, as the chief guest of the function. His presence added prestige to the event, and he thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the performances. As a veteran singer and Tamil literature enthusiast, Dr. Premachandran delighted the audience with two beautiful Tamil songs that conveyed important life values.

In the final moments, each child was presented with a beautiful momento as a token of appreciation for their hard work and dedication. Our Principal delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the chief guest, the staff, and most importantly, the children, for making the event such a grand success.

Kindergarten Day 2025 was a beautiful celebration of talent, creativity, and values. It was a day that will be remembered by all who attended, a day where every child had their moment to shine!

The 3-day workshop on Drone Technology was inaugurated at Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal Golden Jubilee School on March 20, 2025. This workshop marks a significant milestone, as the school proudly becomes the first school to host such an event. Organized by ‘EdToDo Technovasions LLP’, Chennai and Tirunelveli, this workshop offers students a unique opportunity to explore the world of drones and their technological advancements.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including Mr. S. Murugan, General Manager, DIC, Tirunelveli, Mr. Siva Bharathi, District Program Manager, EDII, Tirunelveli, and Dr. Suvaitheran, EDII-TN District Program Manager, Tuticorin. The presence of these distinguished guests added significance and excitement to the event.

Our Principal, Mrs. Usha Raman, extended a warm welcome to the chief guests and addressed the students. In her speech, she emphasized the importance of acquiring practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge, encouraging students to take full advantage of this opportunity to enhance their understanding of emerging technologies like drones.

Special mention must be made of our school’s ATAL Lab Coordinator, Mr. Balamurugan, and Mrs. Ramalakshmi, whose diligent efforts ensured the seamless organization and smooth execution of the event. Their hard work behind the scenes made this workshop possible, and they continue to play a vital role in fostering innovation and learning at our school.

As this workshop unfolds over the next three days, students will have hands-on exposure to the fascinating world of drone technology, setting the stage for a brighter and more technologically adept future. A total of 90 students will benefit from attending the drone technology workshop at our school.

We look forward to seeing our students’ enthusiasm and creativity soar as they engage in this exciting learning experience.

On March 7th, our school was filled with excitement and energy as we hosted a memorable Kids’ Sports Day for our kindergarten and primary school students. We were honored to have two distinguished guests join us for the occasion: Mr. Paul Bickerdike, a retired teacher from Milhill School in London, and Mr. Sathish, a seasoned professional with over three decades of experience in the tech industry, including notable stints at Microsoft and Intel.

The event kicked off with a heartwarming welcome speech from our beloved higher secondary students, setting the tone for the day’s festivities.

For our kindergarten students, 8 fun-filled competitions were organized, while our primary school children participated in 16 exciting events. From musical chairs and marbles-in-bottles to sack races, slow cycling, and obstacle courses, each activity was designed to promote essential skills such as concentration, teamwork, coordination, and motor development. The children’s energy and enthusiasm were contagious, and the entire event was made even more special by the support and encouragement from our students, parents, and staff.

The grand finale of the day was the trophy presentation ceremony. Our Principal and Correspondent, along with the chief guests, had the privilege of honoring the winners, creating a moment of pride and joy for the young champions and their families.

We are deeply grateful to our dedicated staff, the supportive parents, and the spirited children who all played a part in making this Sports Day a tremendous success. It was truly an unforgettable celebration of fun, sportsmanship, and community spirit.

Arvind Eye Hospital and the District Science Centre jointly organized a creative competition on the occasion of World Glaucoma Awareness Week 2025. The event featured a Rangoli and Drawing competition, aimed at raising awareness about glaucoma and encouraging students to express their understanding of eye health through art.

We are proud to announce that our school students participated with great enthusiasm and creativity, winning accolades in both categories.

In the Rangoli competition, K. Barghavi of Class 5’A’ secured the first prize, showcasing her impressive skills and attention to detail in creating a beautiful and meaningful Rangoli design.

In the Drawing competition, S.G. Sarnitha Varsha of Class 7’A’ received a well-deserved consolation prize, displaying her artistic flair and creativity in conveying the importance of eye care.

This event not only allowed our students to exhibit their artistic talents but also provided them with an important opportunity to learn more about glaucoma and eye health awareness. Congratulations to the winners and our art department staff!!

We are excited to share the incredible journey of Lalith Renu, a 1st standard student at our school, who has a deep passion for trekking. Lalith, also known as “Kutty Trekker,” started her hiking and climbing adventures at the age of just 3!

Her love for trekking began four years ago when she visited the beautiful hill station of Chirumalai. Since then, with the constant support of her parents, she has trekked over 30 mountains across India, including places like Sathuragiri, Velliangiri hills, Parvathamalai, Thoranamalai, and many more in Tamil Nadu. She has also explored hills in Uttarakhand, Maharashtra, and Kerala, including Kedarnath, Manasa Devi, Brahmagiri, Harishchandragad, and Sabarimala!

Lalith continues to trek once or twice a month, and her next big adventure is the Everest Base Camp expedition, which her parents are planning for May 2025! At just 6 years old, she dreams of trekking to the Himalayas, and her parents are fully supportive of this amazing goal.

Let’s all wish Lalith Renu the best as she continues to chase her dreams and explore the world, one trek at a time!

We are proud to share that our school students participated in the South Zone Level Sigaram Championship, held at the Muthu Nagar Skating Rink in Tuticorin, where students from 8 districts took part.

– Sri Pranav (Class 6) won the 1st place in the 200m race , earning a Gold Medal.

– Sri Harini (Class 6) won:

2nd place in the 200m race

2nd place in the 500m race,

2nd place in the Elimination

Round winning the Trophy.

Congratulations to our students for their hard work and achievements!

We are elated to announce that our brilliant Class 9 students, Sri Loshini and Petchi Kowshika, have secured the First Prize in the Project Exhibition Contest on Sustainable Lifestyle, organized by the District Science Centre, Tirunelveli, and the Department of Environment and Climate Change (Government of Tamil Nadu). They have also been awarded a cash prize of ₹10,000!

Their exceptional project, ‘Greenovation City,’ which addressed Environment and Pollution Control, impressed the judges not only with its innovative ideas but also with its effective content delivery. The judges were so impressed by the project that they expressed interest in taking it to the next level.

Our heartfelt appreciation goes to the ATL team and the Arts Department for their unwavering guidance and support!

In celebration of National Science Day 2025, the popular daily The Hindu organized an informative and engaging event at our school campus on the theme of Energy Conservation. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of saving energy and how small changes can lead to significant environmental benefits.

Five talented students from Class 8 took center stage, delivering a well-researched and insightful PowerPoint presentation on Energy Conservation. Their presentation covered various aspects of energy-saving techniques, practical tips, and the impact of energy conservation on our environment. The students demonstrated not only their understanding of the topic but also their commitment to making a positive impact on society.

Two representatives from The Hindu attended the event and were highly impressed by the students’ efforts. They appreciated the students’ hard work and enthusiasm, presenting them with books as a token of appreciation. Additionally, 150 students were given a special edition of The Hindu newspaper, which was published in honour of National Science Day, further adding to the significance of the occasion.

It was an excellent opportunity for the students to showcase their research and presentation skills while contributing to a cause that is vital for the sustainability of our planet. The event highlighted the importance of collective efforts in preserving our environment for future generations.