We are thrilled to announce the outstanding achievements of our class 6 students, Sri Pranav and Sri Harini, at the Tamandu Roller Skating Association’s Skating Championship Tournament, competing with students from Tirunelveli and Tenkasi districts.
Sri Pranav brought home:
*Gold Medal in the 500+D Rink race
*Gold Medal in the 1000-meter Road race (1 lap)
*Bronze Medal in the 100-meter Road race
Sri Harini shone brightly with:
*Gold Medal in the 200-meter Rink race
*Gold Medal in the 500+D Rink race
*Gold Medal in the 1000-meter Road race
We are immensely proud of their dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Congratulations to both Sri Pranav and Sri Harini for their remarkable accomplishments! Their achievements bring great honour to our school and serve as an inspiration to their peers. Keep shining!
We are thrilled to congratulate Nitish Anand and Balakrishnan of Class 10 for securing the Third Place in the highly competitive SSN Quiz Competition, held on September 3 at Pushpalatha Vidya Mandir. The event featured the finest minds from CBSE schools across Tirunelveli district. Despite facing senior competitors from Higher Secondary classes, our students displayed remarkable knowledge and poise.
Nitish and Balakrishnan’s exceptional performance, narrowly missing the second place by just 5 marks, speaks volumes about their capability and determination. We are immensely proud of their achievement and their ability to represent our school with such brilliance.
On August 31, the Education Department of Tamil Nadu organized a convention titled “Let Us Celebrate Parents” (பெற்றோரை கொண்டாடுவோம்) at the district level for Government and Private schools of Tirunelveli, Kanyakumari, Tuticorin, and Tenkasi districts. The event was graced by several dignitaries, including Honourable Education Minister Mr. Anbil Magesh, Honourable Speaker Mr. Appavu, Honourable District Collector Mr. Karthikeyan IAS, Tirunelveli Mayor Mr. Ramakrishnan, and the Joint Directors of the four educational districts.
Our school had the privilege of setting up a stall at the convention, which quickly became the center of attraction. We showcased an array of arts and crafts created by our talented students, captivating the attention of attendees. The impressive display caught the eye of the ministers and dignitaries, who showed keen interest in learning more about our students’ creative works. Teachers and Parents with children were visiting our stall till the end of the event very interestingly.
Adding to the pride of our school, our choir was invited to perform the Thamizh Thai Vazhthu at the start of the function and the National Anthem at its conclusion. Under the guidance of our dedicated music teachers, our students delivered a flawless performance accompanied by a live orchestra, earning widespread appreciation from the audience.
This memorable experience not only highlighted the creativity and talent of our students but also brought great honor to our school in the presence of esteemed guests.
Our school’s kindergarten department recently hosted a fantastic fancy dress competition for our youngest students. The event saw an overwhelming response, with a total of 85 enthusiastic participants. The highlight of the competition was that every child was dressed in handmade costumes, avoiding store-bought, ready-made items entirely.
The tiny tots amazed the audience with their creative depictions and confident speeches. Characters like the eagle, coconut, farmer, honeybee, cockroach, and air hostess captured everyone’s attention and were particularly appreciated.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the parents for their wonderful cooperation, support, and encouragement. A big round of applause goes to our kindergarten department staff for their dedication and hard work in making this event a memorable success!
On August 10th, our school had the privilege of welcoming an extraordinary guest, the renowned Tamil film music director, Nivas K Prasanna, our proud alumni. Known for his sensational contributions to the music industry, Nivas captivated the hearts of our students from classes 10 and 11 as he took them down memory lane, sharing interesting anecdotes from his own school days.
His visit was an emotional reunion with our Principal and staff, bringing back a wave of nostalgia. Nivas didn’t just speak to our students; he also gifted them with a few of his melodious creations, turning the day into a memorable blend of music and memories. His presence left a memorable mark, inspiring our young minds to pursue their passions with the same dedication and love that has driven his successful career.
We are very happy to share that our school has been selected as the “ATL School of the Month” by the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM). This is a remarkable achievement, and we extend our hearty congratulations to our dedicated staff!
The ATL School of the Month initiative celebrates schools that demonstrate exceptional efforts within the ATL Community. Our school has distinguished itself through a steadfast commitment to fostering innovation, creativity, and hands-on learning experiences for our students.
As a token of appreciation, we are honoured to receive a certificate recognizing our school’s achievement as the ATL School of the Month. This accolade reflects the hard work and dedication of our students and staff.
On Saturday, July 6, our school was abuzz with excitement and nostalgia as we welcomed back the first 25 years of our alumni. The reunion brought together students from the first batch that graduated in 1993 to the batch of 2018, along with the dedicated staff who guided them.
The school grounds were transformed with vibrant photo corners, a lively selfie booth, and a signature board for everyone to leave their mark. The day began with a morning assembly led by a former head student, setting a tone of camaraderie and reflection.
Each batch was called to the stage and received a warm welcome, rekindling old memories and forging new connections. In a heartwarming gesture, the alumni recognized the outstanding performance of 8 current students from classes 9 to 12, awarding them cash prizes.
Following the assembly, our students took their seniors on a nostalgic tour of the school, sharing stories and experiences along the way. The afternoon featured a mentorship program conducted by the alumni for classes 10, 11, and 12. This session was invaluable, providing insights and inspiration to our current students.
To add to the day’s excitement, the alumni organized brainstorming games and friendly competitions for their former teachers, fostering a spirit of fun and friendly rivalry. A formal session was held where alumni discussed with the Principal and Correspondent the formation of an alumni association and future mentorship programs.
The evening culminated with a captivating dance performance by our current students, a fitting tribute to the alumni who had once graced these halls. The day was filled with joy, laughter, and a deep sense of belonging—a day to be cherished forever.
On July 1, our school celebrated a grand Thanksgiving function for the Millhillians, marking a vibrant cultural exchange. This year, we hosted 9 students and 3 staff members from Millhill School, London, for ten days filled with various learning activities and fun. Millhill staff conducted interactive sessions for our teachers during their stay, enhancing the educational exchange.
The event was graced by Mr. Chellaiah, Trustee of MDT Hindu College, as the Guest of Honour. For the function, Millhillians wore stunning Indian traditional clothes, adding to the cultural richness. After the Welcome Speech, Our Principal Mrs. Usha Raman’s presentation highlighted our school’s journey and our relationship with Millhill School.
Our school choir presented mesmerizing songs in various languages. A highlight was the Millhillians singing poet Bharati’s song with our choir, a beautiful testament to their learning. Additionally, our students performed two skits taught by the Millhill staff, showcasing the collaborative spirit.
The most awaited event was the dance performances, featuring a variety of dances including the Haryanvi folk dance of Haryana, Mohiniyattam of Kerala, Bhangra of Punjab, Fisherman Dance of Maharashtra, and various folk dances of Tamil Nadu. Each performance outshone the previous one with extraordinary backdrops, props, costumes, and jewelry, creating a visual feast for the audience earning a standing ovation.
The function also included the distribution General Proficiency Prizes for the toppers of the classes 1 to 9 and the annual awards for the school toppers in the SSLC and Higher Secondary Examinations for the previous Academic year. The event concluded smoothly and was appreciated by everyone. The Vote of Thanks was delivered by our Vice Principal Mrs. Ganga Mani.
A unique and highly valued feature of Sri Jayendra Golden Jubilee School is our longstanding partnership with Millhill School in London. Each June, a group of their Lower Sixth Form students (equivalent to our XII Standard) visits us for three weeks. During their stay, they teach our pupils conversational English. This interaction not only enhances our students’ language skills but also boosts their confidence in speaking English.
After a four-year gap due to the pandemic, we were thrilled to welcome 9 students and 3 staff members from Millhill School this year. Our students greeted them warmly with a beautiful welcome song during the morning assembly. The school is now alive with various learning activities, including music, drama, and art. Here’s a glimpse of the vibrant cultural exchange and the joyous atmosphere that has returned to our school.
Sri Jayendra Golden Jubilee School 