Author: Pranitha P

The Tamizh Day celebration showcased the rich cultural heritage of Tamil language and traditions through various events. The event was organized by the Tamil Department, with the enthusiastic participation of students, teachers, and the school administration. It fostered a sense of pride in their cultural identity and inspired them to delve deeper into the Tamil language, literature, and history. The event successfully reminded everyone of the enduring relevance and beauty of Tamil, a language that continues to flourish despite the passage of time.

Hari Shree’s MUN brought in committees and chairpersons like never seen before. Delegates of countries came together to form alliances, make bonds and word resolutions to find peaceful solutions to important world problems. It brought higher levels of knowledge and a feeling of involvement in the delegates in relation to current affairs and global issues.

– T K Kadambari, Grade XI

The Investiture Ceremony for the newly elected members of the Student Council of this academic year took place in the presence of Lieutenant Colonel Bhavani Ravishankar. She addressed the learners of grade XI and XII, on the importance of leadership and the responsibility that each badge comes with. She congratulated the members of the Student Council and advised them to be impartial and honest in discharging their duties.

Grade V learners recently delved into the evolution of mankind during a field trip to the Chennai Egmore Museum. They had the chance to examine exhibits such as sculptures, ancient coins, and historical weapons, gaining insights into human development and cultural evolution. This real-time experience allowed them to connect classroom learning with real-world artifacts, deepening their understanding of History and its impact on civilization.

Learners of grade IV recently ventured into the past by visiting the Egmore Museum. This exploration allowed them to see and learn about the fascinating array of historical artifacts, from ancient coins to intricate sculptures, weapons, and ornaments. The trip offered a special opportunity for the students to connect with the ancient civilizations they’ve been studying, deepening their appreciation for our rich heritage. As they admired the relics, they also reflected on the importance of preserving these treasures for the future. This educational journey truly brought history to life for them, sparking a deeper interest in our past.

Grade III learners recently went on a hands-on adventure trip to Farm Guru as part of UTSAV field trip. Stepping into the shoes of ‘one-time farmers’, the children immersed themselves in farming activities that vividly brought the agricultural process to life. They eagerly took part in ploughing, sowing seeds, and pounding grain, gaining a real sense of the hard work that goes into farming. The experience was made even more enjoyable with tractor and bullock cart rides, adding a playful touch to their day. This trip helped the students gain a newfound respect for farmers and left them with lasting memories of the essential role farming plays in our lives.