Grade wise orientation was held to familiarize the parents and students about the curricular and co-curricular engagements at CHSV and also give an insight into the educational framework and policies of the school. The orientation also helped the parent know the faculty for the academic year for the respective grade levels.

Chettinad Hari Shree Vidyalayam held the sixth edition of its annual Model United Nations Conference on the 15th and 16th of June. With over 200 delegates, 6 committees, 18 chairpersons and 10 pertinent agendas, it was one of the school’s grandest MUN conferences yet. The anticipation in the air was palpable right from the beginning of the opening ceremony and remained throughout the two day conference. The agendas up for discussion ranged from Climate Change and Sustainable Development to the crisis in Yemen and the Indo-China conflicts. Delegates from various schools, each representing a different nation discussed debated and devised creative solutions to several global issues. A capable set of chairpersons, combined with the efforts of the organizing committee and the teachers of CHSV, propelled CHSVMUN 2019 to become a huge success.

- G M Lavanya, grade XII

Students from grades II to XII celebrated International Yoga day by participating in special yoga sessions. Under the guidance of Yoga Acharya, Ms. Geetha, the students of middle school conducted sessions for the Primary. Various asanas like SuryaNamaskar, Vrikshasana, Natrajasana and many other postures were performed. The benefits of these asanas and postures were also shared with us. We also chanted “OM” through meditation. It was truly a refreshing experience for both body and mind. Similarly, students of grade 9 conducted a session for grades 9-12.

- Vyomini Srikrishna, grade VII

Hari Shree’s Annual Day is a celebration of passion, talent and hard work. Every year, many months of skill-building, learning and laugh-out-loud experiences culminate in a grand showcase of the students‟ potential, this year being no less. All the time put in to make Annual Day 2018-19 a huge success paid off as friends and family witnessed a crescendo of dance, drama and music. Grade 9’s theme was ‘Bullying: Cause and Effect’ or, as it was rightly dubbed – ‘Aarjavam’, or integrity and straight forwardness. Grade 9‟s spectacular performance definitely hit home with its beautiful message – Speak up!

- Ananya Vijay Ganesh, grade IX

The 10th grade Annual Day was filled with royalty and splendor that accompanies the stories of our brave female fighters. The drama was filled with both the extremes of raw emotion and sitting on the edge of your seat moments, the dance, a fusion of fluid and graceful movements with strong martial art moves, and the music, melodious and soothing. It truly was an annual day to remember.

- Aditi Sutar, grade X

The 11th graders put up a colourful and entertaining show, integrating drama, dance and music with just two weeks of practice. The show portrayed how conquests and wars affect soldiers. This was brought out in the satirical play with beautiful background music and wonderful dance sequences which pleasantly surprised the audience. Blooper video, made by the students was a new addition to this year’s Annual Day. It showed the audience a fraction of the fun we had behind the scenes.

 - N Gayathri & B Thoshika Dharshini, grade XI

Grade 12 weaved their performances around the theme Aatmiya. Drama, combined with dance and music, made this an unforgettable experience. We are really proud to have made our last Annual Day the best one.

 - Krithy Satish Kumar, grade XII

The Proficiency award ceremony gave renewed confidence, encouragement and recognition to the efforts of the students.

Varsha Acharya from Rhapsody conducted various activities as part of World Music Day Celebrations at school.

Practicing harmony and rhythm on World Music Day

As a part of World Music Day and Utsav, Chettinad Harishree Vidyalayam hosted a SPICMACAY Concert on 20th June, 2019. The artists were, Hindustani Vocal by Shri.Raghunandan Panshikar accompanied by Shri Bharat Kamat on tabla and Shri. Suyog Kundalkar on the harmonium. Students of Grade 6 to 8 were the audienc. They had an opportunity to listen and appreciate the genre. It was an interactive session, where students asked pertinent questions and had a wonderful learning experience.