This article has been written by Parkavi.P from Grade XII SCI
We, the students of class XII, started a recycling and reusing project from February 2016. The cabinet members have conducted this project to reduce the level of waste produced at the school.
We have placed separate dustbins for degradable and bio- degradable wastes. We created awareness regarding recycling and re-usability among the school students by placing stalls and displaying posters.
As a part of stall we had a student dressed up as a paperman to insist children to throw all waste into the appropriate dustbins and also we explained how to recycle bottles and reuse them. Presently we placed additional dustbins as a part of our project.
The class 7 talent search programme was held on 4th February 2017. The title given to the programme was “Ambitious”. The children of class 7 performed a variety of skits and dances. The programme was so entertaining and was packed with thought provoking messages. The speech by our chief guest Mr. Sambabu was on how parents should treat their children who are going to enter their teen-age. He threw a question to the parents whether they are updating themselves about the subject wise lessons taught to their children in the class. He requested the parents to know about their children’s progress and asked them to find their positives and negatives. He also emphasised the importance of reading books from library. The children staged two amazing skits.
Firstly, the English skit was acted on the topic “Ambitious”. The skit began with a conversation between a teacher and three students in a classroom. The conversation was about the importance of having ambition in life. The twist was when the mystical fairy enters and grants the children with their silly ambition. And the skit was concluded by quoting that one should not have silly ambition but a valuable one.
Secondly, was a Tamil skit which depicted the happenings in the hell. The skit carried a message that there is no place for a man without ambition even in hell. There were Classical dance, Flower dance and Boys’ western and folk dance. There was a musical fiesta where children played a wonderful rhythm with tumblers of water with different levels. And our musical instruments were paint boxes, chairs, biscuit boxes and sticks.
Finally, everyone rose up for national anthem and dispersed.
This article has been written by Neha Grace of Grade 7 CBSE
The Science, Math and Technology Exhibition was held last Saturday, 28th January 2017. All the students had an opportunity to express their learning through models. Our Chief Guest was Principal, Mr. Michael Joshua. As soon as principal entered, he was presented a flower bouquet and a greeting card signed by all students and teachers of CBSE. Principal started the Exhibition by teaching us the word “serendipitous” which meant Accidental Invention. And he encouraged us to develop the skill of inventing. Then Principal went around to each and every student and listened to their explanation. Followed him came all classes from Matriculation to visit our exhibition. They were excited and enjoyed our exhibition.
Every child excelled in exhibition. But the main Attractions were,
Grade V
Magnetic Power by Madhu Bashini
Electric Fan by Catherine
Phone Charger by Nishi
Rain water harvesting by Jason
Pascal Triangle game by Nithrutha
Grade VI
Projector by Nishitha,Yogesh,Surjith and Prakash
Earphones by Shakthi, Bhuvanesh, Sujith and Archana
Electric Car by Megha, Albert and Bright Paul
Roll Top by Nishitha
Grade VII
Chocolate Vending Machine by Rithaniya, Neha Grace, Raasitha, Angel and Abhinaya
Working model of Pamban Bridge by Sundar
Rhombus puzzle by Deepa
Grade VIII
Cleaning Robot by Manesh
Motor boat by Rithesh
ATM machine by Jegan
In this experience we learnt a lot from errors, feedback, training, discussion, seeing and doing. It was a wonderful team work.
The celebration ceremony of 68th republic day was held in our school in the foggy morning of 26th January, 2017.
It started with the hoisting of the flag by our respected principal, Mr. Michael Joshua. Our heart soared as we saw the tricolour flag unfurl in the midst of light fog.
We then had our School Pupil Leader issue the saluting commands followed by speeches given by our own students in English and Tamil respectively.
Formally Manila and Udhya of class 8 spoke on the role of students in developing the nation. Later Jeba’s spoke about the Tamilians who stood united in Jallikattu protest. It was followed by a motivational speech given by Miss.Jesilda which enunciated the choice we have to choose the right leader.
To add a bit glamour to this occasion we had the class 8th girls sing a melodious patriotic Hindi song. To end this celebration we sang the national anthem and dispersed with smile in our faces and sweets in our hands.
This article has been written by Jebas Jaywin & Udhay from Grade 8
Talent search programme of class VIII was conducted on 28th January 2017. The programme went under the theme “Etiquettes”.
Mr. Michael Joshua, our principal, was the chief guest and honoured the programme. The principal, during his address to the parents, stated that they play a key role in their children’s life and they must regulate their children in their daily activities.
Students of class 8 exhibited their talents by playing instruments, acting, dancing and singing. The mime show called “Save Trees” was well received and got great applause from the audience. The programme emphasized on the role of children in society. The show ended with a national anthem.
St. Peter's International School Kodaikanal is an independent coeducational residential school in Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, India. The school offers an educational programme from Kindergarten to Grade 12 and gathers together students from all parts of India and abroad.
