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MARTHOMA VIDYAPEETH SPORTS MEET 2018 -2019

Marthoma vidyapeeth school had organized sports day on 8th December 2018 for its students of all classes. As Marthoma Vidyapeeth believes in the holistic development of its students its main objectives was to develop the sporting spirits in the students. The students enthusiastically participated in all the games conducted by the school in the school campus.

The programme began with the welcome ceremony of the honourable chief guest Varghese Mathew Sir and Zachariah Sir with bouquet. The Principal Madam Shyamala Rao Welcomed the Guest with bouquet. This was followed by a prayer torch lighting, flag hoisting, oath taking and inaugural speech by the chief guest.

Our Chief Guest Varghese Mathew Sir and Zachariah Sir declared the sports meet to Open.

Then the much awaited events /games started. The students were divided into 6 groups and to each group teachers were assigned. PT sir [ Sagar PAgare ] patiently explained the rules of the games scheduled.

The presence of students, parents made this events more energetic.

100, 200, 400 m race for the girls and boys was organized. The much anticipated mixed relay race and sack race was followed by shot put, discuss throw, cross-country, javeline for both girls and boys. Ring and ball game was followed by touch is reach, run through tunnel and book balancing , Langadi and spoon and run was also organized.

The events were finished off with the most energetic and cheered 400m race where all the eight members of all four houses compete against each other.

The prize distribution ceremony was started at 1:00 P.M. the medals and certificates were distributed by the chief guest Mathew sir, Zachariah Sir and the Principal Madam, to the winners. The winners were applauded by everyone including parents there.

The prize distribution ceremony was completed by 1:30 P.M.

Puppet show competition and Orange day celebration.

Puppet play helps with learning and development. Learning through play is fundamental to our children's education, helping them to develop many necessary skills. ... Specific benefits of using puppets in child care include: Social skills: Puppets can increase children's communication and social skills.

BOOK DONATION THEME

From this year our respected Principal ma’am Mrs. Shyamala Rao has introduced a unique concept in the school on the auspicious day of birthday. From the long time students had been distributing chocolates and gifts on their birthday in school but now our principal ma’am has strictly prohibited these distributions. Instead of that she asked our students to donate a book (biography, autobiography, story books, etc. ) to the library which will be accessible to all the students as well as teachers.
Gifts do not long last but the books do. It helps people to acquire knowledge.
As a result of this we got a positive response from the students, teachers as well as parents.

The International Day of Peace

Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September 2018 Theme: “The Right to Peace "
ON ACCOUNT OF INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY , OUR STUDENTS AND STAFF VISITED THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL , GOVELI, TO SPREAD THE PEACE AND HAPPINESS.

INTERNATIONAL DEAF DAY

World Deaf Day is celebrated every year in last week (last Sunday of the month of September) of the September to draw the attention of general public, politician and development authorities towards the achievements of the deaf people as well as deaf people community.
OUR STUDENTS HAD PERFORMED PLAY AND DRAMA FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL.

Peace Walk on 2 October

Our school went for a peace walk on 2 October with messages of cleanliness and importance of trees.
We celebrate October 2 as the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who led perhaps the biggest mass movement in the world. The hallmark of this movement was non-violence. It is in recognition of his contributions that the United Nations has declared October 2 as the International Day of Non-violence.
October 2 is significant for yet another reason. It’s also the birth anniversary of lal Bahadur Shastri, who resembled Gandhi in many ways — from his simplicity and honesty to conviction and courage. Shastri was a Gandhian on the issue of non-violence as well. After all, for Gandhi non-violence was never a sign of weakness or cowardice. It was his strength emanating from a moral courage and the Mahatma was very clear that when the choice was between violence and non-violence, the latter should prevail. However, when there is only a choice between cowardice and violence, Gandhi preferred violence. He wanted India to resort to arms if the question of honour arose. For Gandhi forgiveness was more ‘manly’ than punishment, but he believed that abstinence is forgiveness only when there is power to punish. It is meaningless when it pretends to proceed from a helpless creature. And Gandhi was firm that strength did not come from physical capacity. It came from an indomitable will. For him the world was not entirely governed by logic and when life itself involved some kind of violence, prudence was in choosing the path of least violence. These words describe Shastri as well. It is in this light that we have to understand the significance of October 2.
Shastri charged the entire nation with the same enthusiasm during the 1965 India-Pakistan war, just the way Gandhi had done during the national movement before Independence. Shastri’s famous prescription was a simple appeal to the people to skip Monday night dinner to battle food scarcity.

Red Day Celebration

“The colour of love and smiles J illuminates the air with energy, vigour and exuberance……..”
‘Red’ colour symbolizes enthusiasm, life and vitality. The day started off with the colour red every- where red dress, red rose, red teddy, red car, red apples, red cherries, here a red………. there a red….. red red everywhere ……..our little ones spent a spectacular red day. Bulletin boards displayed red craft work made by the children.
The students were looked stunning in their red outfits. Special assembly was conducted with emphasis on significance of red colour. The young ones sang Red Day song ‘My red balloon….’ ‘Apples are red… Roses are red…. I love red…red, red, red…’
Some of the students spoke a few sentences on the red object they brought from home. Teachers discussed the theme in circle time and linked it to all subjects.
Colours are indeed the smiles of nature….. The ‘Red Day’ celebration was a wonderful learning activity which helped children to sort and classify objects based on colours there by reinforcing cognitive skills.
It was a scintillating day with innocent faces gleaming and reflecting brightness, joy, love and happiness.

Teacher's Day celebrated in our school

Order of Program.

Organised by : Students Councils.
1. First Three periods were taken by 9th std student in all classes.
Program Schedule
1. Prayer
2. lighting the lamp
3. Garlanding Dr. Radhakrishnan's Photo.
4. Message by Principal Mam.
5. Dance : Ms. Arya (Std.I)
6. English Speech : Ms. Ritika (std.VII)
7. Dance : Ms. Rajlakshmi (std I)
8. Poem Recitation : Ms. YAshashree (std.III)
9. Dance : MSt.Soham (std.II)
10. Speech in hindi : Mst. Tanmay (Std. IX)
11. Dance : Ms. Yashashree (Std. III)
12. Poem recitation : MSt. HArsh MAhale (Std .IX)
13. Poem : Mst. Atharv MAlave (std. IX)
14. Dance : Ms. Swapnali (Std. IV)
15. Speech in Marathi : Mst. Yash Kawathe (Std. VII)
16. Song in Hindi for teacher : Mst. Ritesh and Sahil (std. VIII)
17. Felicitation of Teachers
18. Students shares their experience as being teacher for one day.
19. Vote of Thanks.
20. National Anthem.

Teacher's Day program of pre-primary section