The Table Tennis Superstar Preyesh S of CPS has waved the flag high by emerging victorious in Doubles Under 17 category in Khelo India Youth Games 2020 held recently at Guwahati, Assam.
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Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me says Henry David Thoreau an American Thinker. This became true when the students of Chennai Public School chanted Vedic Mantras in an inter-school Vedic Mantra Chanting competition conducted by D.A.V. Group of Schools. The competition was held in four categories at D.A.V Girls Senior Secondary School, Gopalapuram. Students of the Dept. of Sanskrit wholeheartedly participated in it. It was an outstanding performance by our students since it was not just chanting alone they were expected to be thorough with the meaning of each Mantra. Many at times in the Senior Category they were asked to say word by word meaning of the mantras which was indeed a difficult task. In Group B (class I – III) and in Group C (class IV – VI) we were one among the top three winners and in Group D (class VII-IX) all the three winners were from our school. Thus CPS Students proved that they will never lower their goals to the level of their abilities instead raise their abilities to the height of their goals as said by Swami Vivekananda by bagging 5 prizes. Kudos winners. You made us proud once again.
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Christmas is the festival which inspires the spirit of sharing and caring. Soaking in the spirit of Christmas tiny tots of CPS celebrated the festival with enthusiasm. The pre primary blocks were beautifully decorated and everybody was dressed in red and white (Santa’s favourite colours). The students sang melodious carols and danced beautifully to wish their teachers and classmates. The significance of the festival was explained to the students through the Christmas story. To inculcate the spirit of sharing they made tiny Santas & Christmas trees and exchanged among their class mates as a small Christmas gift. The boundless joy of celebrating the festival was visible on the faces of all the children.
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A goal without a plan is just a wish. Chennai Public School has played a pivotal role in securing admissions in World Class Universities for its students. To continue this tradition, a career guidance program was held at CPS, Anna Nagar.
CPS exposed its senior secondary to a whole world of possibilities through a student–friendly interaction with delegates from the most prestigious National University of Singapore – Mr. Rajaram , Office of Admission at NUS and Mr. Paramasivam visiting Professor in the field of Engineering. These students were urged to explore the various aspects of studying abroad. Emphasis was on individuality and creativity that would lead to a variety of courses offered. CPSites utilized this opportunity to the hilt as they took their foundational step towards their aspirations and dreams.
The able representatives were successful in simplifying the understanding of the foreign university systems and drew an easy comparison between home and foreign university systems. The information provided gave the students a thorough walkthrough of the universities represented. With no second thought , the students agreed that it was a horizon widening experience and such initiatives are truly a harbinger of an array of prospects to the student fraternity.
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The tiny tots of Chennai Public school, Thirumazhisai celebrated the Red, Yellow, Green event, the students were transformed into the virtual world of airways dresses as pilots, airhostesses, checking officials and passengers, proudly flaunting passport, boarding passes and official attire. The young ones gained first hands on experience about the working of the airways. This event developed a sense of self and society, through learning the social roles and the occupation.
To enhance the social- Emotional learning, Pre-primary wing of Chennai Public School, Thirumazhisai celebrated Enthral Emotions recently. Students were encouraged to practice healthy emotional responses in everyday situations by making them understand how to recognize, manage and express feelings with their peers. Activities like clay moulding, draw & express, sorting were given to develop their fine motor skills. A photo booth was made with smiley symbols where the tiny ones were overjoyed by sharing and showing their expressive side when the photos were clicked.
Divya Kishore, Delegate of CPS Global, Anna Nagar and Sanjeevini, Delegate of Chennai Public School, Thirumazhisai walked off with the Honourable Mention Awards for their contribution in the World Health Organisation and United Nations Commission on Science & Technology for Development committees of Ivy League Model United Nations Conference- India 2019 respectively. The former represented country Denmark and worked as its diplomat and contributed towards the committee’s resolution on the Agenda – Family planning and Global access to healthcare while the latter represented the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland. Their commitment and perseverance to give the best in each of the committee sessions, paved their way to these recognitions.
Both of them took the centre position among the award recipients. Kudos young delegates of CPS Schools Group!
Everyone makes mistakes, especially in the process of learning something new. Sometimes, these mistakes can be discouraging, especially if they are hard to erase. But, when it comes to working with a lump of clay, a child can easily correct the mistakes. It’s easier for every child to learn and keep trying new things when they know that clay modelling mistakes are not permanent. The recently held “Dummy Dolls” day at pre primary, motivated the kids to show their creativity and ideas in creating new objects out of play dough. They figures created by their tiny hands were cute and lovely to watch. Each did a model and carried home to show their creativity to their folks.
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Marisha Susan Thomas made it to the National Athletic Meet in Javelin throw after making her victory in the State Level Match. The 24th National CBSE Clusters Athletic Meet happened in Allons Public School, Chattisgarh where about 60 studnets from different CSBE cluster schools across the world competed. Marisha got through to the finals and secured 6th Place among all participants.
