KANJIKODE:
The vidyalaya level Social Science Exhibition competition was conducted in the multi purpose hall of Kendriya vidyalaya Kanjikode in connection with the National Social Science exhibition programme organized by Kendriya vidyalaya Sangathan. Approximately 350 projects including working models maps, charts and still models relating to USA and Orissa state were exhibited by children of thee secondary classes.
After the guard of honor given by the scouts and guides Mr. Eapen Varghese, Additional General Manager of M/s. Instrumentation ltd, Palakkad inaugurated the competition by lighting the lamp. Vidyalaya Principal KP Ravidas, Vice Principal Ms. KVVSRS Lakshmi,social Science teachers m/s. Selvin Thevaraj, A. Abdul Shumz, Latha Muralidharan, Lissy Remesan, TV Loganathan were present.
Competitons in debating Hindi and English, group dance, group song, were also conducted.
The Jawaharlal Nehru Science exhibition was inaugurated by principal KP Ravidas in the Physics lab . the topic allotted for this year was ‘’science and technology for global sustainability”. It was inaugurated by the principal KP Ravidas. All the students of the secondary section participated in it with full of enthusiasm and vigor. The exhibits reflected the scientific temper among the young minds.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Sunday, September 14, 2008
‘SPACE WEEK celebrations’
“CHANDRAYAAN WILL BE GIANT LEAP”-
Dr. Santhosh Pisharody.
A very special week long events were conducted in our vidyalaya with the support and guidance from m/s. VIkram Sarabhai space centre , thiruvanathapuram on the first week of October in relation with the space week celebrations. For the implementation of this a co ordination committee of 4 members was formed on 25-09-06 with the Principal Sri. K.K Krishna Kumar as the Patron and a formal announcement about the Space Week Programme was made by the World Space Week teacher: A. ABDUL SHUMZ in the morning assembly on 26-09-06. It was followed by a preliminary test, for the selection to represent the school in the regional level Space Quiz to be held at Calicut on 30-09-06. Later a banner designing programme for the senior students and the design made by Master Rohith was selected for a banner for the Space week Programme.
The inaugural ceremony was organized on Monday, 9th October 2006, at the prayer hall of the Vidyalaya. It was presided by the Vice Principal Sri. A Lateef. The WSW teacher Mr. Abdul Shumz explained the objectives of the programme and welcomed the gathering. The Vice Principal in his presidential address emphasized the need and importance of space research and requested the students to study more and to take part in all the competitions. Master Rohith G Jayaraman introduced the Chief guest of the day.
The chief guest was Dr. Santhosh Pisharody, an alumnus of the Atomic energy school of Mumbai and took his B.Tech from IIT Mumbai, was doing his research in atomic physics at the Stanford University, California, USA.
The rapid strides made in the communication sector were due to the growth of science and technology and the placing of satellites into orbit, according to Santhosh Pisharody. “Once india successfully launches Chandrayan into orbit in 2008, it will be a giant leap in the aviation section”, he said after inaugurating the programme. Headmistress Mrs. P Komalavalli did the felicitation.
Then the students from classes VI and above were called to the assembly ground for an interactive session, on space research, which was entitled as “Face to Face”, led by the WSW teacher. 31 questions were raised by the students on various areas and it was a very interesting session for the students. A total number of 647 students form classes VI and above participated .This became a source of inspiration for them to prepare and participate in the various competitions to be followed.
On 10-10-06 a preliminary written test for the school level quiz competition for sub juniors (primary students) was conducted by the librarian Mr. S Venugopal .This was followed by a slogan writing competition for the primary and secondary students separately. On the same day an essay writing competition was organized for the high school students in the conference hall.
In the final level of the Quiz competitions 32 students took part in the three levels .This was a very informative and interesting competition.
On the next day a painting competition was arranged in the corridor of the senior Science labs where students from all classes ranging from II to XII took part. 108 students participated. Very beautiful and artistic paintings were created by our young talented students. This was followed by a model making competition on the same day in which the children made various models on space related topics by using various objects. The response was very good and 37 attractive models were made by our children. In the afternoon a poster designing competition was conducted for the students of classes VI and above. 14 beautiful posters were prepared which was succeeded by a book review competition on space related books for the secondary students. The next attraction was a film review competition on the space related films.
12 October was a big day for us. An exhibition of all the models, paintings, posters and pamphlets were arranged in the conference hall and the entire school was given an opportunity to see this. A team of teachers and students were engaged in that event which was noted for the participation of 1500 students of the school. The judges had a tough time awarding prizes. It was inaugurated by the Vice Principal Sri. A Lateef. Total 48 projects were exhibited by students – models ranging from rockets to solar system. Simultaneously a seminar was organized for the students of classes IX and XI in the library hall by Smt. Geetha Warrier, PGT English. 9 students participated, 4 students for the topic, 1 girl as the moderator and 4 against. The topic was : ”whether the benefits of space research is reaching common man“ . The rebuttal session was very interesting due to the heated arguments raised by both the groups .
In the afternoon an elocution was conducted for the secondary students on the topic: “ Space research is a blessing to humanity “.
Side by side a film exhibition programme was organized for the primary students. Two films titled “ STAR WARS- III – REVENGE OF THE SITH ” and “SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW” directed by Kerry Conran were shown to the children.
Apart from all these, special programmes were organized daily by students in the morning assembly like special quiz and special lectures on selected topics. M/s. Jayaraj, Mithun , Aswin Muralidharan and Sandra led the quiz on various days where as M/s. Sandra, Remya, and Deepak Sivadasn delivered the morning special talks for the school in the assembly from 10th October.
In the closing ceremony of the week long celebrations the WSW teacher announced the result of the various competitions and expressed his gratitude to the teachers and students who participated and co-operated in the programme. It was a pleasing experience for all of us to organize these programmes in our Vidyalaya for the first time. Our children enjoyed many of these new competitions and were enthusiastic in the participation.
The VSSC authorities selected our vidyalaya as one of the best 10 schools from 326 schools from Kerala for the effective implementation of the space week programme and a trophy of the model of a rocket was provided.
Dr. Santhosh Pisharody.
A very special week long events were conducted in our vidyalaya with the support and guidance from m/s. VIkram Sarabhai space centre , thiruvanathapuram on the first week of October in relation with the space week celebrations. For the implementation of this a co ordination committee of 4 members was formed on 25-09-06 with the Principal Sri. K.K Krishna Kumar as the Patron and a formal announcement about the Space Week Programme was made by the World Space Week teacher: A. ABDUL SHUMZ in the morning assembly on 26-09-06. It was followed by a preliminary test, for the selection to represent the school in the regional level Space Quiz to be held at Calicut on 30-09-06. Later a banner designing programme for the senior students and the design made by Master Rohith was selected for a banner for the Space week Programme.
The inaugural ceremony was organized on Monday, 9th October 2006, at the prayer hall of the Vidyalaya. It was presided by the Vice Principal Sri. A Lateef. The WSW teacher Mr. Abdul Shumz explained the objectives of the programme and welcomed the gathering. The Vice Principal in his presidential address emphasized the need and importance of space research and requested the students to study more and to take part in all the competitions. Master Rohith G Jayaraman introduced the Chief guest of the day.
The chief guest was Dr. Santhosh Pisharody, an alumnus of the Atomic energy school of Mumbai and took his B.Tech from IIT Mumbai, was doing his research in atomic physics at the Stanford University, California, USA.
The rapid strides made in the communication sector were due to the growth of science and technology and the placing of satellites into orbit, according to Santhosh Pisharody. “Once india successfully launches Chandrayan into orbit in 2008, it will be a giant leap in the aviation section”, he said after inaugurating the programme. Headmistress Mrs. P Komalavalli did the felicitation.
Then the students from classes VI and above were called to the assembly ground for an interactive session, on space research, which was entitled as “Face to Face”, led by the WSW teacher. 31 questions were raised by the students on various areas and it was a very interesting session for the students. A total number of 647 students form classes VI and above participated .This became a source of inspiration for them to prepare and participate in the various competitions to be followed.
On 10-10-06 a preliminary written test for the school level quiz competition for sub juniors (primary students) was conducted by the librarian Mr. S Venugopal .This was followed by a slogan writing competition for the primary and secondary students separately. On the same day an essay writing competition was organized for the high school students in the conference hall.
In the final level of the Quiz competitions 32 students took part in the three levels .This was a very informative and interesting competition.
On the next day a painting competition was arranged in the corridor of the senior Science labs where students from all classes ranging from II to XII took part. 108 students participated. Very beautiful and artistic paintings were created by our young talented students. This was followed by a model making competition on the same day in which the children made various models on space related topics by using various objects. The response was very good and 37 attractive models were made by our children. In the afternoon a poster designing competition was conducted for the students of classes VI and above. 14 beautiful posters were prepared which was succeeded by a book review competition on space related books for the secondary students. The next attraction was a film review competition on the space related films.
12 October was a big day for us. An exhibition of all the models, paintings, posters and pamphlets were arranged in the conference hall and the entire school was given an opportunity to see this. A team of teachers and students were engaged in that event which was noted for the participation of 1500 students of the school. The judges had a tough time awarding prizes. It was inaugurated by the Vice Principal Sri. A Lateef. Total 48 projects were exhibited by students – models ranging from rockets to solar system. Simultaneously a seminar was organized for the students of classes IX and XI in the library hall by Smt. Geetha Warrier, PGT English. 9 students participated, 4 students for the topic, 1 girl as the moderator and 4 against. The topic was : ”whether the benefits of space research is reaching common man“ . The rebuttal session was very interesting due to the heated arguments raised by both the groups .
In the afternoon an elocution was conducted for the secondary students on the topic: “ Space research is a blessing to humanity “.
Side by side a film exhibition programme was organized for the primary students. Two films titled “ STAR WARS- III – REVENGE OF THE SITH ” and “SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW” directed by Kerry Conran were shown to the children.
Apart from all these, special programmes were organized daily by students in the morning assembly like special quiz and special lectures on selected topics. M/s. Jayaraj, Mithun , Aswin Muralidharan and Sandra led the quiz on various days where as M/s. Sandra, Remya, and Deepak Sivadasn delivered the morning special talks for the school in the assembly from 10th October.
In the closing ceremony of the week long celebrations the WSW teacher announced the result of the various competitions and expressed his gratitude to the teachers and students who participated and co-operated in the programme. It was a pleasing experience for all of us to organize these programmes in our Vidyalaya for the first time. Our children enjoyed many of these new competitions and were enthusiastic in the participation.
The VSSC authorities selected our vidyalaya as one of the best 10 schools from 326 schools from Kerala for the effective implementation of the space week programme and a trophy of the model of a rocket was provided.
‘SPACE WEEK celebrations’
“CHANDRAYAAN WILL BE GIANT LEAP”-
DR. SANTHOSH PISHARODY.
A very special week long events were conducted in our vidyalaya with the support and guidance from m/s. VIKRAM SARABHAI SPACE CENTRE , THIRUVANATHAPURAM on the first week of October in relation with the space week celebrations. For the implementation of this a co ordination committee of 4 members was formed on 25-09-06 with the Principal Sri. K.K Krishna Kumar as the Patron and a formal announcement about the Space Week Programme was made by the World Space Week teacher: A. ABDUL SHUMZ in the morning assembly on 26-09-06. It was followed by a preliminary test, for the selection to represent the school in the regional level Space Quiz to be held at Calicut on 30-09-06. Later a banner designing programme for the senior students and the design made by Master Rohith was selected for a banner for the Space week Programme.
The inaugural ceremony was organized on Monday, 9th October 2006, at the prayer hall of the Vidyalaya. It was presided by the Vice Principal Sri. A Lateef. The WSW teacher Mr. Abdul Shumz explained the objectives of the programme and welcomed the gathering. The Vice Principal in his presidential address emphasized the need and importance of space research and requested the students to study more and to take part in all the competitions. Master Rohith G Jayaraman introduced the Chief guest of the day.
The chief guest was Dr. Santhosh Pisharody, an alumnus of the Atomic energy school of Mumbai and took his B.Tech from IIT Mumbai, was doing his research in atomic physics at the Stanford University, California, USA.
The rapid strides made in the communication sector were due to the growth of science and technology and the placing of satellites into orbit, according to Santhosh Pisharody. “Once india successfully launches Chandrayan into orbit in 2008, it will be a giant leap in the aviation section”, he said after inaugurating the programme. Headmistress Mrs. P Komalavalli did the felicitation.
Then the students from classes VI and above were called to the assembly ground for an interactive session, on space research, which was entitled as “Face to Face”, led by the WSW teacher. 31 questions were raised by the students on various areas and it was a very interesting session for the students. A total number of 647 students form classes VI and above participated .This became a source of inspiration for them to prepare and participate in the various competitions to be followed.
On 10-10-06 a preliminary written test for the school level quiz competition for sub juniors (primary students) was conducted by the librarian Mr. S Venugopal .This was followed by a slogan writing competition for the primary and secondary students separately. On the same day an essay writing competition was organized for the high school students in the conference hall.
In the final level of the Quiz competitions 32 students took part in the three levels .This was a very informative and interesting competition.
On the next day a painting competition was arranged in the corridor of the senior Science labs where students from all classes ranging from II to XII took part. 108 students participated. Very beautiful and artistic paintings were created by our young talented students. This was followed by a model making competition on the same day in which the children made various models on space related topics by using various objects. The response was very good and 37 attractive models were made by our children. In the afternoon a poster designing competition was conducted for the students of classes VI and above. 14 beautiful posters were prepared which was succeeded by a book review competition on space related books for the secondary students. The next attraction was a film review competition on the space related films.
12 October was a big day for us. An exhibition of all the models, paintings, posters and pamphlets were arranged in the conference hall and the entire school was given an opportunity to see this. A team of teachers and students were engaged in that event which was noted for the participation of 1500 students of the school. The judges had a tough time awarding prizes. It was inaugurated by the Vice Principal Sri. A Lateef. Total 48 projects were exhibited by students – models ranging from rockets to solar system. Simultaneously a seminar was organized for the students of classes IX and XI in the library hall by Smt. Geetha Warrier, PGT English. 9 students participated, 4 students for the topic, 1 girl as the moderator and 4 against. The topic was : ”whether the benefits of space research is reaching common man“ . The rebuttal session was very interesting due to the heated arguments raised by both the groups .
In the afternoon an elocution was conducted for the secondary students on the topic: “ Space research is a blessing to humanity “.
Side by side a film exhibition programme was organized for the primary students. Two films titled “ STAR WARS- III – REVENGE OF THE SITH ” and “SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW” directed by Kerry Conran were shown to the children.
Apart from all these, special programmes were organized daily by students in the morning assembly like special quiz and special lectures on selected topics. M/s. Jayaraj, Mithun , Aswin Muralidharan and Sandra led the quiz on various days where as M/s. Sandra, Remya, and Deepak Sivadasn delivered the morning special talks for the school in the assembly from 10th October.
In the closing ceremony of the week long celebrations the WSW teacher announced the result of the various competitions and expressed his gratitude to the teachers and students who participated and co-operated in the programme. It was a pleasing experience for all of us to organize these programmes in our Vidyalaya for the first time. Our children enjoyed many of these new competitions and were enthusiastic in the participation.
The VSSC authorities selected our vidyalaya as one of the best 10 schools from 326 schools from Kerala for the effective implementation of the space week programme and a trophy of the model of a rocket was provided.
RAIN WATER, FOR STUDENTS THE ELIXIR OF LIFE ………………
Ottapalam:
The raindrops, which fall on the rooftop of Kendriya Vidyalaya, of Palappuram situated near Ottapalam in the Palakkad district, will never be wasted to the drainages. It will become the fundamental life water source for a student strength of 1600 and for a group of 70 staff members.
A model rainwater preservation tank with a radius of 6 meters and a depth of 2.5 meters has been constructed for this purpose. The rain that falls on the roof top of the vidyalaya buildings with not less than 2000 squire feet coverage will be collected through the pipes attached and directed after necessary filtering to the tank kept below the soil level.
The tank, constructed with Ferro cement technology, has the capacity of holding 60000 liters of water. In case of overflow, arrangement is made for the excess water to be diverted to the well nearby. The construction of the tank is in such a way that the collected water can be persevered for months from pollution or any other type of problems related and can be distributed after necessary purification. It is estimated that it can be filled at least 10 times in a year according to the approximate availability of rainfall at Ottapalam. Eventhough arrangement is made on top of the tank for air passage, it is completed in such a way that sunrays can hardly enter.
The project was completed with the enthusiasm and special interest shown by the Chairman of the vidyalaya management committee and the district collector Mr. Sanjeev Kaushik IAS. Approximately a sum of RS. 1 lakh was spent for its completion.
Being the first one of its kind in an educational institution in the district and perhaps in the state of Kerala, it is appreciated by everybody as a different endeavor.
A. ABDUL SHUMZ
TGT SSt
Kendriya Vidyalaya,
Palappuram PO
Ottapalam-
Kerala-pin-679 103
Pho: 9447226448
Ottapalam:
The raindrops, which fall on the rooftop of Kendriya Vidyalaya, of Palappuram situated near Ottapalam in the Palakkad district, will never be wasted to the drainages. It will become the fundamental life water source for a student strength of 1600 and for a group of 70 staff members.
A model rainwater preservation tank with a radius of 6 meters and a depth of 2.5 meters has been constructed for this purpose. The rain that falls on the roof top of the vidyalaya buildings with not less than 2000 squire feet coverage will be collected through the pipes attached and directed after necessary filtering to the tank kept below the soil level.
The tank, constructed with Ferro cement technology, has the capacity of holding 60000 liters of water. In case of overflow, arrangement is made for the excess water to be diverted to the well nearby. The construction of the tank is in such a way that the collected water can be persevered for months from pollution or any other type of problems related and can be distributed after necessary purification. It is estimated that it can be filled at least 10 times in a year according to the approximate availability of rainfall at Ottapalam. Eventhough arrangement is made on top of the tank for air passage, it is completed in such a way that sunrays can hardly enter.
The project was completed with the enthusiasm and special interest shown by the Chairman of the vidyalaya management committee and the district collector Mr. Sanjeev Kaushik IAS. Approximately a sum of RS. 1 lakh was spent for its completion.
Being the first one of its kind in an educational institution in the district and perhaps in the state of Kerala, it is appreciated by everybody as a different endeavor.
A. ABDUL SHUMZ
TGT SSt
Kendriya Vidyalaya,
Palappuram PO
Ottapalam-
Kerala-pin-679 103
Pho: 9447226448
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