To create an awareness among children on Road Safety and Air Pollution, Regional Transport office, Chikodi, had organized drawing and essay competitions for 6th to 9th standard students. Having vehicle is not prestige but knowing the traffic rules and following it all the times, is much more prestigious than anything else. Participation in the competition was appreciated by RTO and winners were awarded with certificate and mementos.
Our much-awaited teachers' trip to Malvan was an unforgettable adventure filled with excitement, laughter, and breathtaking experiences. From exploring the depths of the sea to enjoying thrilling water rides, every moment was a treasure.
The highlight of our trip was scuba diving, where we got a glimpse of the mesmerizing underwater world. As we descended into the crystal-clear waters, we marveled at the vibrant coral reefs, schools of colorful fish, and fascinating sea creatures like sea urchins. The most astonishing sight, however, was the underwater statues of Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha, standing serenely amidst the marine beauty. The experience was both thrilling and surreal, leaving us in awe of the wonders beneath the waves.
After the exhilarating dive, we headed to the famous Tsunami Beach, where adventure awaited us once again. The adrenaline rush of jet skiing across the waves, the excitement of the banana ride as we tumbled into the water, and the sheer joy of splashing around with colleagues made for an unforgettable afternoon. Laughter and cheers filled the air as we embraced the thrill of these water sports.
Our journey also included a peaceful and scenic ship ride, offering us breathtaking views of the coastline. The highlight of this journey was witnessing the stunning sunset over the Arabian Sea. As the golden hues painted the sky and reflected on the water, we felt a sense of tranquility, cherishing the beauty of nature and the joy of togetherness.
This trip to Malvan was not just an adventure; it was a refreshing break from our routine, a time to bond, and a reminder of the importance of taking time to enjoy life’s little thrills. It left us with wonderful memories, a renewed spirit, and a deep appreciation for the beauty of both the ocean and friendship.
On February 16, 2025, an award ceremony was held in Dharwad to commemorate the 194th birthday of Savitribai Phule, India's first female teacher and a pioneer in women's education. The ceremony, organized by the Karnataka Government Workers Department in Bangalore, recognized outstanding educators who have made significant contributions in shaping the future of children.
Among the distinguished honorees was our pre-primary teacher Nazma Begum Zade Goundi, a dedicated teacher who was awarded the prestigious state-level Savitribai Phule Award. With a long and admirable career in education, Nazma Begum has positively impacted countless young minds, inspiring them to pursue their dreams. Her tireless commitment to fostering an environment of learning and growth for her students has earned her the recognition, she rightfully deserves.
The award, named after the legendary Savitribai Phule, honors teachers who have shown exceptional dedication and passion for educating young generations. Nazma Begum Zade Goundi’s achievement is not only a testament to her hard work but also a reflection of the values instilled by the pioneering efforts of Savitribai Phule in advocating for women's education.
This ceremony served as an important reminder of the role of teachers in shaping society, and the event was a celebration of the legacy of Savitribai Phule, who continues to inspire educators and students across the country.
St Francis of Assisi school organized Fancy Dress competition on 01-02-2025, Saturday in the Assisi campus. Children from Nursery to UKG joyfully participated in this competition. Competition was judged by Tejaswini G, who is rendering her valuable service at Sai International School, Gadiglaj and Pooja P., M.Tech from Manipal University, presently working in Toronto, Canada. Assisi campus was adorned by a variety of costumes that were worn by the little champs of our school.
