Assembly
World Population Day
A Day that reminds us of the emerging challenges of rapid population growth around the world, while focusing on gender equality, women empowerment and a better future for all. World Population day serves as a call to action to address these issues and work toward a better world for everyone. To highlight its significance VI std children of VVNKM Sr.Sec school celebrated World Population day and highlighted the message through Poem, Skit and Speech. Children through this activity framed the fact that exponential rise in population” WORSENS POVERTY & ECONOMIC CRISIS”
VVNKM Staff and students extend our best wishes to the entire team at ISRO for the successful launch of Chandrayaan-3 on 14th July 2.35pm.
World Youth Skill Day
15.07.2023 கல்விக்கண் திறந்த காமராஜரின் 120ஆவது பிறந்தநாள் விழா தமிழக அரசின் கல்வி வளர்ச்சி நாளாக கொண்டாடப்படுவது வழக்கம். வே.வ.ந.கி.மு. மேல்நிலைப்பள்ளியில் காமராஜர் பிறந்தநாளை முன்னிட்டு 14.07.23 அன் று விழா சிறப்பாக கொண்டாடப்பட்டது. விழாவின் முதல் நிகழ்வாக காமராஜர் அவர்களின் திருஉருவ படத்திற்கு முதல்வர் மற்றும் மேலாளர் அவர்களின் கரங்களால் குத்துவிளக்கு ஏற்றி விழா தொடங் கியது. காமராஜரின் சாதனைகளை தமிழ் ஆசிரியர் சுமன் அவர்கள் எடுத்துகூறினார். ஐந்தாம் வகுப்பு மாணவி சஞ்சீவினி கவிதையினால் அவரின் புகழ் பாடினாள். ஒன்பதாம் வகுப்பு மாணவி ப்ரதிக்க்ஷா அவரின் வாழ்க்கை வரலாற்றை எடுத்துகூறினாள். கையெழுத்துப் போட்டியில் முதல் இடம்பிடித்த மாணவ மாணவிகளுக்கு பரிசு அளிக்கப்பட்டு விழா இனிதே முடிவுற்றது.
Tamilnadu celebrates Birth anniversary of K.Kamaraj (July 15th) as ‘Education Day’ or ‘Education Development Day’. Kamarajar Birthday 2023: Kamarajar or Kumaraswamy Kamarajar was a famous freedom fighter and politician from the state of Tamil Nadu, India. Kamarajar was the second Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and served in this position for 10 years. Kamaraj was born on 15 July 1903 in Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu. His initial name was Kamakshi Kumaraswamy Nadar but later he came to be known as K Kamarajar. Kamaraj’s father was a businessman, but his untimely death put his family in trouble. He was known as the ‘King Maker’ in Indian politics. After the death of the first Prime Minister Jawaharlal, the concern about the new Prime Minister of India raised then Kamaraj came forward to solve it. After independence, on 13 April 1954, Kamaraj
reluctantly accepted the post of Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and the state got a leader who was going to take many revolutionary steps for it. Kamaraj made many important decisions for the education sector. He made arrangements that no village should remain without a primary school. He vowed to remove illiteracy and introduced free and compulsory education till class 11th. He came up with a plan to provide ‘mid-day meals’ to poor children in schools. He was known as the ‘Gandhi of the South’. Kamaraj was also posthumously awarded the Bharat Ratna, the country’s highest civilian award, in 1976. Kamarajar died in Chennai on 2 October 1975.
World Emoji Day 2023
World Emoji Day 2023 was a colorful and expressive celebration at VVNKM SR SEC SCHOOL. With the ongoing daily routine, face masks had become an essential part of our daily lives. To commemorate this special day, students from grade III and IV came together to creatively express their emotions by wearing face masks depicting various emoji’s. The students of our school were transformed into a mini world of emoji’s, with students donning masks featuring happy faces, sad faces, laughing faces, and even goofy faces. Each mask had a unique emoji that reflected the wearer’s chosen emotion
Kargil Vijay Diwas
On the importance of the Kargil Vijay Diwas. The event began inspiring speeches in both Hindi and English, highlighting the significance of Kargil Vijay Diwas and paying tribute to the valiant soldiers who fought and triumphed in the face of adversity. They expressed their gratitude towards the Indian Army and emphasized the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by our soldiers. Furthermore, the students also recited slogans that showcased their patriotic spirit and pride in our armed forces. These slogans were filled with passion and enthusiasm, motivating everyone present to remember the bravery and determination displayed by our soldiers during the Kargil war. Overall, the celebration of Kargil Vijay Diwas by our students was a fitting tribute to the brave soldiers who selflessly fought for our nation. It not only instilled a sense of patriotism and gratitude among the students but also served as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding our nation’s sovereignty.
On the 8th death anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the Principal, Manager, HM and other staff members gathered for a special ceremony. As a symbolic gesture, a lamp was lit to honor the memory and legacy of the beloved former President.
The Principal and Manager came forward and collectively lit the lamp, signifying the light of knowledge, inspiration, and wisdom that Dr. Abdul Kalam brought to the world. The lighting of the lamp also represented the illumination of his ideals and teachings, guiding the path of the school community.
While lighting the lamp, a moment of silence was observed, allowing everyone to reflect on Dr. Abdul Kalam’s remarkable life and the impact he had on the nation and its youth. It was a solemn moment of remembrance, where thoughts and fond memories of his contributions filled the hearts of all present.
Following the lamp lighting, the Principal delivered a speech highlighting Dr. Abdul Kalam’s achievements, his dedication to education, and his vision for a prosperous India. They may have emphasized his relentless pursuit of knowledge and his efforts to inspire and motivate the younger generation.
The Principal spoke about the importance of Dr. Abdul Kalam’s teachings and how they can inspire the students to achieve their goals and make a difference in the world. She urged them to learn from his dedication, perseverance, and love for the nation.
The Principal also emphasized the importance of reading Dr. Abdul Kalam’s book, “Wings of Fire.” She encouraged the students to explore his inspirational journey and gain insights into his wisdom and values.
The lamp, placed in a prominent spot, served as a reminder throughout the day of the values and principles that Dr. Abdul Kalam embodied. It symbolized the ever-present light of his inspiration and guidance, shining bright within the school community.
This lamp lighting ceremony was a respectful and meaningful tribute to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, honoring his memory and carrying forward his ideals and teachings. It aimed to inspire the students and staff members to strive for excellence, work towards a better future, and contribute positively to society, just as Dr. Kalam did throughout his life.
The video showcased Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s journey from a humble background to becoming one of the most respected and influential leaders in India. It highlighted his contributions to the fields of science, education, and space research.
The event concluded with the Principal thanking everyone for their participation and inviting the students to reflect on Dr. Abdul Kalam’s life and legacy. The students dispersed with a renewed sense of purpose and a determination to work hard and make a positive impact on society, just like Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam did.
Overall, the event was a respectful and memorable tribute to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. It served as a reminder for all the students and staff members to embrace his teachings, strive for excellence, and work towards a better future for themselves and the nation.
The NATIONAL ORGAN DAY is celebrated on the 27th of November until 2022. In 2023, the day is shifted to August 3rd, commemorating the success of first deceased heart transplant in India on August 3rd, 1994.
It is a national call to enhance awareness about deceased brain stem death and organ donation and to motivate the citizens to donate organs.
In order to create awareness among the young minds, various activities like Role play, speech and slogans were held in the assembly. All the students were made to take pledge “to donate organs and save lives”.
International Youth Day is commemorated every year on 12 August .That sounds like an interesting and educational event! It is wonderful to see Grade 11 students engaging in activities to raise awareness about the importance of International Youth Day. The use of Hindi speech, English speech, and a skit must have made the event diverse and engaging for everyone involved.
A special activity on the theme “Immune Boosters” was conducted for Grade 1, 2, and 5 students. The activity aimed to educate students about the benefits of nutritious food in boosting their immune system.
During the activity, the students were introduced to the concept of immune boosters and the importance of maintaining a healthy diet. They were then given the opportunity to explore and learn how to prepare salads. It was an amazing experience for the students as they actively participated in the process of selecting and cutting fresh vegetables, and combining them to create a delicious and nutritious salad.
Through this hands-on activity, the students not only gained knowledge about the immune-boosting properties of different vegetables but also developed essential life skills such as food preparation, teamwork, and creativity. Overall, it was a successful and engaging activity that left a lasting impression on the students.
World Humanitarian Day (19.08.23)
The students of Grade 6 have indeed performed a morning assembly activity on the topic of Humanitarianism. Two students delivered speeches in both English and Hindi, emphasizing the importance of being a humanitarian. They highlighted the significance of empathy, kindness, and the need to take actions to help those in need.
Following the speeches, a skit was performed to showcase real-life scenarios where humanitarian actions play a crucial role. The skit aimed to emphasize the power of lending a helping hand, no matter how small the gesture may be. It reminded us that even the smallest act of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s life.
To conclude the morning assembly, a popular proverb related to humanitarianism was presented. The proverb served as a reminder that being selfless and caring brings not only joy to others but also enriches our own lives.
We appreciate the effort put in by the students of Grade 6 in organizing this meaningful and inspiring assembly. Let us all take these messages to heart and strive to be more compassionate and considerate individuals.
On the commemoration of World Photography Day on August 19th, Class 4 organized a morning assembly activity to celebrate and educate their peers about the art of photography. The activity comprised various segments, starting with a role play on photography.
The students took on different roles and enacted scenarios related to photography, highlighting its significance in capturing special moments and preserving memories.
Following the role play, the students presented Tamil kavithai (poetry) dedicated to photography. They creatively expressed their thoughts and emotions about the art form through their poems, showcasing their linguistic skills and artistic talent.
The assembly then moved on to the evolution of cameras, where the students shared insightful information about the development of cameras over the years. They discussed the transition from film cameras to digital cameras and how technology has transformed the way we capture and store images. This segment provided a historical context to the art of photography and allowed the students to appreciate the advancements in technology.
In another segment, the students showcased winning wildlife photographs. They displayed captivating images of wildlife in their natural habitats, discussing the stories behind the pictures and the skill required to capture such remarkable shots. This segment aimed to create awareness about wildlife conservation and the role photography plays in promoting it.
As an interactive element, all the students were asked to bring in family photos and paste them on a chart. This activity not only showcased the importance of family but also highlighted the role photography plays in preserving cherished memories. The assembled photos created a beautiful collage that represented the diverse backgrounds and bonds within the class.
The morning assembly activity on World Photography Day provided an engaging and informative platform for students to showcase their creativity, knowledge, and love for photography. It allowed them to explore different aspects of the art form and fostered a deeper appreciation for its impact on our lives.
Pluto Demoted Day – 24.08.23
On August 24, the Grade 11 students of our school organized a special morning assembly program to commemorate Pluto Demoted day. Through this program, they aimed to give a brief introduction to Pluto and share its history and interesting facts with the school community.
The program began with a captivating introduction to Pluto, highlighting its significance in the field of astronomy. The students emphasized that although Pluto is no longer considered a planet, it still holds a special place in our solar system.
Next, the students delved into the history of Pluto, shedding light on its discovery and subsequent reclassification. They explained that Pluto was first discovered by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930 and was classified as the ninth planet in our solar system for over seven decades. However, in 2006, the International Astronomical Union redefined the definition of what constitutes a planet, and Pluto no longer met the criteria.
The students shared intriguing facts about Pluto. They highlighted that Pluto is smaller than Earth’s moon and has a highly eccentric orbit. They also mentioned that Pluto has a unique composition, with a surface mainly composed of nitrogen ice. The students passionately explained that despite its reclassification, Pluto continues to fuel scientific curiosity and research.
Overall, the Grade 11 students did a commendable job in organizing a captivating and informative assembly program to commemorate Pluto Demoted day. Their introduction, history, and facts about Pluto were well-researched and effectively presented.
Women’s Equality Day (26.08.23)
The program began with the Grade 9 students showcasing their creativity and public speaking skills by delivering speeches about the importance of women’s equality and the need for gender empowerment. They highlighted the struggles faced by women throughout history and the progress made towards achieving equality.
Following the speeches, a Grade 9 student recited a powerful Tamil poem celebrating women’s achievements and inspiring others to continue working towards gender equality. The poem emphasized the strength and resilience of women in various fields such as science, politics, arts, and sports.
After the poem, a Quiz competition was held, where students from different grades participated. The questions revolved around women’s history, prominent female figures, and their contributions to society. The participants showcased their knowledge and enthusiasm, engaging in healthy competition.
Once the Quiz was completed, the Principal of the school appreciated and acknowledged the efforts of the participants. The prize winners were called up on stage and awarded prizes as a token of recognition for their excellent performance. The Principal emphasized the importance of women’s equality and encouraged everyone to continue supporting gender equality initiatives in their everyday lives.
The morning assembly program on Women’s Equality Day not only educated students about the significance of the day but also highlighted the achievements of women throughout history. It aimed to inspire and empower the students to work towards a more inclusive and equal society.
Women’s Equality Day (26.08.23)
The program began with the Grade 9 students showcasing their creativity and public speaking skills by delivering speeches about the importance of women’s equality and the need for gender empowerment. They highlighted the struggles faced by women throughout history and the progress made towards achieving equality.
Following the speeches, a Grade 9 student recited a powerful Tamil poem celebrating women’s achievements and inspiring others to continue working towards gender equality. The poem emphasized the strength and resilience of women in various fields such as science, politics, arts, and sports.
After the poem, a Quiz competition was held, where students from different grades participated. The questions revolved around women’s history, prominent female figures, and their contributions to society. The participants showcased their knowledge and enthusiasm, engaging in healthy competition.
Once the Quiz was completed, the Principal of the school appreciated and acknowledged the efforts of the participants. The prize winners were called up on stage and awarded prizes as a token of recognition for their excellent performance. The Principal emphasized the importance of women’s equality and encouraged everyone to continue supporting gender equality initiatives in their everyday lives.
The morning assembly program on Women’s Equality Day not only educated students about the significance of the day but also highlighted the achievements of women throughout history. It aimed to inspire and empower the students to work towards a more inclusive and equal society.
National Sports Day (29.08.23)
That sounds like a fantastic morning assembly on National Sports Day! It’s great to see Grade 8 students actively participating and showcasing their talents. Nethra delivering an English speech and Naresh giving a Tamil speech shows their linguistic skills and ability to communicate effectively. The song performed by the girls of Grade 8 must have added a musical touch to the assembly.
Additionally, it’s wonderful that they took the opportunity to inform their fellow students about the details of various sports awards. This would help create awareness and appreciation for the achievements in the sports field among the student body. Overall, it sounds like a well-planned and informative assembly that celebrated the importance of sports and recognized sporting achievements.
The Grade 7 students celebrated Raksha Bandhan day during the morning assembly. The students prepared speeches in English, Tamil, and Hindi to express their thoughts and emotions about this auspicious occasion.
During the celebration, the girls tied the sacred thread, ‘Rakhi,’ onto the wrists of the boys, symbolizing the bond of protection and love between brothers and sisters. The sisters prayed for the well-being and success of their brothers, while the brothers promised to protect and support their sisters throughout their lives.
After the Rakhi ceremony, the students exchanged gifts as a token of love and appreciation. They shared beautifully wrapped presents, such as chocolates, books, and small trinkets, to express their affection and gratitude towards each other.
The Raksha Bandhan day celebration by Grade 7 students was a memorable event that will be cherished by everyone involved. It served as a reminder of the importance of sibling relationships and the significance of protecting and supporting one another in times of need.
Indian Air Force Day- 8.10.23 (11.10.23)
Grade VI students from our school performed a special morning assembly program on Indian Air Force Day, which is commemorated on 8th October every year. The program was a tribute to the Indian Air Force and its brave soldiers who have dedicated their lives to protect our nation.
The morning assembly program organized by our talented Grade VII students to commemorate International Farmers Day. They have put together an informative and entertaining program that showcases the significance of farmers and their invaluable contributions to our society.
To begin, one of our students delivered a compelling speech in English, emphasizing the vital role that farmers play in sustaining our lives. Following the speech, another student shared a thought-provoking slogan that captures the essence of International Farmers Day.
Continuing with the program, we had a student recite a touching Tamil Kavithai dedicated to farmers.
Lastly, our Grade VII students mesmerized the audience with an engaging skit that portrayed the life of a farmer. This skit not only entertained us but also shed light on the various challenges and hardships faced by farmers throughout the year. It aimed to raise awareness and encourage everyone to support and respect the farming community.
The students of Grade II from our school put up a splendid morning assembly on Global Handwashing Day, which is celebrated annually on the 15th of October. The program was a colorful display of dance performances and steps to hand wash, which were executed flawlessly by the enthusiastic students.
The students also delivered speeches in English, Tamil, and Hindi, emphasizing the importance of handwashing and the positive impact it has on our health and hygiene. They highlighted the critical role that handwashing plays in preventing the spread of diseases and germs.
Finally, the students took a pledge to follow handwashing regularly and maintain proper hygiene. They pledged to take responsibility for their health and the health of those around them by following a strict handwashing routine.
Overall, the morning assembly program was a great success, and the students left a significant impact on their peers and teachers, urging everyone to adopt good handwashing practices.
The Ministry of Environment Forests and Climate Change has recently launched a website as part of the Mission Life initiative, which aims to encourage and inspire individuals and communities to take action in protecting and preserving the environment. In line with this, the Department of Science organized a special activity focused on reducing the usage of single-use plastics.
During the activity, Grade IV students showcased their talent and knowledge on the subject. S. Divyashri delivered an impactful speech in English, raising awareness about the negative impacts of plastic bags and the importance of reducing their usage. Following that, B. Arshiya Zulekha and Suraj K. performed a role-play depicting the stark difference between using plastic bags and paper bags.
To further emphasize the need to avoid plastic, Thashvin V took a solemn pledge to completely eliminate plastics from his daily life. This gesture symbolized the commitment of the students towards the cause of reducing single-use plastics.
Additionally, the students showcased their cultural talents by singing a Tamil song. Kavi Trishna S., Rifra J., Lakshitha B., Ishwaryalakshmi S., and Nethra V. beautifully rendered the song, creating awareness about the detrimental effects of plastic pollution.
The activity not only showcased the creativity and talents of the students but also played a crucial role in spreading awareness about the importance of reducing plastic usage. It is through such initiatives that we can collectively work towards creating a cleaner and greener environment.
Department of Science presented a special morning assembly activity on the topic of sustainable food systems. The activity was led by the talented Grade 8 students who showcased their skills in English speech, song, dance, and riddles.
To kick off the event, a student delivered a powerful speech on the importance of sustainable food systems. They highlighted the need to protect the environment, conserve resources, and promote healthy eating habits.
Following the speech, another group of students took the stage to perform a vibrant song about the benefits of sustainable agriculture.
To showcase their artistic talent, the Grade 8 student performed a lively dance routine representing different aspects of sustainable food systems.
World Savings day celebrates on 31st October, Grade 6 performed a special morning Assembly with English Speech that teamwork can also be applied to our financial goals. Encouraging our friends and family to save, creating a culture of financial responsibility, and supporting one another can help us achieve our dreams. Wonderful skit on the power of teamwork and work together towards a brighter and more successful future was fantastic.
The Department of Science recently organized a special morning assembly activity centered around the theme of “Save Energy.” The activity was led by the talented grade 6 and 7 students who demonstrated their skills in various forms such as English speeches, songs, quotes, do’s and don’ts on saving energy, poems, and skits.
The purpose of this assembly activity was to create awareness among the students about the importance of conserving energy and promoting sustainable practices. The talented students showcased their creativity and knowledge on the subject through their performances and presentations.
The assembly started with an inspiring speech in English, highlighting the significance of energy conservation in our daily lives. This was followed by a thought-provoking song that emphasized the need to save energy for a better future.
The students also shared insightful quotes on saving energy, providing practical tips and suggestions to reduce energy consumption in our homes, schools, and communities. The do’s and don’ts on saving energy were particularly engaging, as the students presented scenarios and solutions to promote energy conservation.
A powerful poem was recited that beautifully conveyed the message of the importance of responsible energy usage and conservation. The skit performed by the students depicted real-life situations where energy wastage occurs and suggested alternative ways to conserve energy.
Overall, the special morning assembly activity on “Save Energy” was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on the students and promoting a culture of sustainability within the school community.
In commemoration of the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, also known as the architect of national integration in independent India, the Department of Social Science organized a special morning assembly program on 31st October, observed as Rashtriya Ekta Divas or National Unity Day.
The program commenced with speeches in both English and Tamil, delivered by Praneeta from Grade IV. Praneeta eloquently reflected on the significance of unity and the teachings of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in promoting a united and strong nation. Following this, Sashitha, also from Grade IV, delivered a Hindi speech, emphasizing the importance of national integration and unity.
The students demonstrated their dedication to fostering unity by taking a pledge on this special day. Naresh Krishna from Grade VIII confidently recited the pledge, reaffirming his commitment to contribute towards national unity.
To further enlighten the students on the importance of National Unity Day, Mrs. S. Santhagowri, the COE, the Department of Social Science, delivered a special speech and shared valuable insights on the life and contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, emphasizing the need for unity and cooperation among citizens for the progress and prosperity of the nation.
The Department of Social Science should be commended for organizing this special morning assembly program, which not only educated the students about the importance of national unity but also helped them understand the immense contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in shaping the path of independent India.
Overall, the program was a successful endeavor in promoting the ideals of unity, integration, and patriotism among the students, and it will surely have a lasting impact on their understanding and appreciation of our nation’s history and diversity.
National Cancer awareness Day commenced on November 7th , Grade VI Performed a Special morning assembly program on this day with English speech by K.Yashna and S.Shivani. Slogan was performed by S.Sanjanan. Tamil Speech by V.Avishka and Hindi Speech by R.S.Arudharan.
That sounds like a very informative and engaging morning assembly program for World Diabetes Day. It’s great that Grade XI took the initiative to educate their peers about diabetes management and its consequences. The English speeches by Deepak and Tharakeshwar must have provided valuable information about the disease. Raghul’s presentation on diabetes management would have been helpful for the audience as well. It’s important for people to understand the role of insulin, which Furrankhad explained. The slogan delivered by XI Boys must have left a lasting impact on everyone. The consequence of diabetes, as explained by Sanjeevi, would have raised awareness about the importance of prevention and management. Lastly, the questionnaire session conducted by Yazhmozhi and Varshika would have encouraged active participation and further discussion on the topic. Overall, it seems like Grade XI did a commendable job in organizing an educational and interactive program for World Diabetes Day.
The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women is commenced on 25th Novmeber. This day holds immense significance as it serves as a reminder of the widespread issue of violence faced by women across the globe. It is a day when we come together to raise awareness and pledge our commitment to fighting against all forms of violence directed towards women.
Grade 9 performed a Special morning Assembly program. Nithyashree’s gave a powerful speech, Tanyasri recited a compelling slogan: “Break the silence, stop the violence. Together, we can make a difference.” This slogan encapsulates our shared mission to raise awareness, encourage dialogue, and take action against the prevalence of violence against women.
At our school, the Department of Science arranged a morning assembly activity centered around the theme of reducing e-waste. During the event, Nishaad Ayana from Grade XI delivered an impactful speech in English. S. Yuvasree, also from XI, enlightened the audience about the consequences of e-waste. D. Nithish, also a student in XI, shared ways to protect our environment from e-waste. R. Mithra, also from XI, led the pledge on reducing e-waste. Additionally, the boys from Grade IX elaborated on the steps that can be taken to minimize e-waste. To add a creative touch, Sonali KumarI from XI live-demonstrated the process of making a poster on reducing e-waste.
On 5th December, Grade 8 organized a special morning assembly program to celebrate World Soil Day. The program was centered around raising awareness about the importance of soil and its role in our lives.
To kick off the event, V. Harish delivered an impactful English speech. He spoke about the significance of soil conservation and how it is crucial for sustaining life on Earth. He also highlighted the various ways in which soil erosion and degradation can negatively impact agriculture and the environment. Harish’s speech motivated everyone to take action and protect our soil resources.
Following the speech, K. Subashree mesmerized the audience with a soul-stirring Tamil poem. Her verses beautifully depicted the connection between humans and the earth, emphasizing the need to safeguard our precious soil. The poem served as a reminder that we must treat our soil with respect and nurture it for the prosperity of future generations.
The program then took an educational turn, with grade 8 students explaining the different types of soil. Through engaging presentations, they elucidated the characteristics of sandy soil, clay soil, and loamy soil. They also explored the suitability of each type for various agricultural purposes. The students’ informative explanations deepened the audience’s understanding of soil composition and its diverse nature.
Throughout the program, P. Rithika skillfully anchored the activities, maintaining a smooth flow and ensuring the participants were introduced and acknowledged appropriately. Her vibrant energy and flawless execution added a touch of professionalism to the event, capturing everyone’s attention and keeping them engaged.
The morning assembly program was a great success, leaving the audience with a greater appreciation for the significance of soil and the need to protect it. Grade 8’s collective effort in delivering an impactful English speech, reciting a powerful Tamil poem, and providing insightful explanations about soil types showcased their dedication to environmental awareness.
On the occasion of International Aviation Day, the grade 6 students put on a special morning assembly to commemorate this important day. The assembly was kicked off by an English speech delivered by Kavinmalar. He enlightened the audience about the significance of aviation and its impact on our lives.
Sanjeevini took the stage and explained the importance of aviation in our native language, Tamil. She beautifully expressed the marvels of aviation and how it has brought people closer together.
To add more depth to the assembly, Hemanya and Yashika shared some inspiring quotes related to aviation. These quotes served as a reminder of the innovation and determination required to make advancements in the field of aviation.
Lastly, to highlight the significance of Civil Aviation Day, Manishka delivered a Hindi speech. She emphasized the importance of this day and how it pays tribute to the contributions of civil aviation to our society.
The assembly was a wonderful display of linguistic diversity and appreciation for the achievements in aviation. Each student showcased their language skills while raising awareness about the importance of aviation in our lives.
By organizing this special assembly, the grade 6 students succeeded in spreading awareness about International Aviation Day and its significance.
Grade VI students at our school organized a special morning assembly program in honor of Human Rights Day which commenced on December 10. The students showcased their talent and dedication by performing various activities related to this significant day.
The assembly began with a Tamil speech and dance performance centered around the importance of human rights. The students passionately delivered the speech, shedding light on the basic rights that every individual deserves and the need to fight against discrimination and injustice.
Continuing the program, the students then presented an English speech and skit emphasizing the awareness of blood donation. They focused on the significance of donating blood and the impact it can have on saving lives. The speech provided information on how anyone can contribute to this noble cause and emphasized the importance of regular blood donation.
The skit, filled with heartfelt emotions and realistic scenarios, highlighted the journey of a person in need of blood and the significance of timely support from blood donors. It aimed to create awareness and encourage more people to become regular blood donors.
We commend the students for their hard work, dedication, and commitment in organizing this special morning assembly program on Human Rights Day. Their efforts demonstrated the importance of advocacy, cultural appreciation, and community involvement.
On World Energy Conservation Day, Grade 6 organized a special morning assembly program to raise awareness about the importance of conserving energy. The students took charge and showcased their creativity through a captivating slogan and a lively song.
This powerful slogan resonated with everyone in the audience, reminding them of the impact that each individual’s actions can have on conserving energy and preserving our planet.
The song served as a reminder that conserving energy is not only crucial for the environment but can also be fun and engaging. The lively and interactive performance of the students left a lasting impact on the students, inspiring them to make small changes in their daily lives to conserve energy.
