This year, the students of grade X visited Mysore. Mysore being historically and culturally rich in its quaint appearance, had a lot to offer to open the minds of the visitors to newer perspectives. The students had a fun-filled and enriching experience observing the intricate nuances of the city’s architecture including the Mysore Palace.
The students of grade XII visited Vizag as part of their outbound trip. The students had a wonderful time filled with activities, adventure and learning throughout. They visited the Indira Gandhi Zoological Park, Airplane and Submarine Museum, Bora Caves and Rishikonda Beach. After creating memories of childhood for a lifetime, they bid their goodbye to this coastal town.
Students of grades XI and XII co-hosted a fun-filled array of events as a token of appreciation for their acharyas on Teachers’ Day. Poem reading, songs, rap, and fusion dances, all brought smiles to the faces of the teachers. The students also enjoyed putting together several engaging games for the acharyas.
The grounds of Nehru Stadium came alive with a buzz of excitement and energy as the school celebrated its 18th Sports Day. The day was marked by dazzling displays and Track & Field events. A sense of sportsmanship filled the air. The day commenced with the March past, where all four houses displayed coordination, fervour and grace. After the athletes pledged their oath, the Olympic torch was lit. The mass drills, yoga displays and energetic silambam routines were showcased exceptionally. This was the result of not just talent, but months of hard work and commitment. The human pyramid display demonstrated both physical strength and the unshakeable trust and teamwork that the school fosters.
Hari Shree’s annual Matka-breaking event, held in celebration of Krishna Jayanthi, gathered students from Agni, Akash, Prithvi, and Vayu houses. With determination and teamwork, each house aimed to break suspended clay pots amidst an atmosphere filled with excitement. Cheers from fellow students and teachers echoed as pots shattered, creating a thrilling spectacle. This cherished tradition not only celebrated culture but also fostered unity and sportsmanship, embodying the school’s motto, Vasudhaivakutumbakam.
The inter house pin-up board and rangoli competition, organised for students in grades XI and XII, served as a catalyst for fostering creativity among the participants. The prescribed abstract theme, ‘Sustainable Freedom,’ elicited ingenious design concepts from the students, resulting in a visually captivating display. The events were characterised by enthusiastic participation from students, who engaged in the intricate processes of sketching, colour mixing, and application. Crafting a Rangoli design is undoubtedly a challenging endeavour, but it is worth noting that all four houses demonstrated exceptional prowess in their creations. The pinup board activity brought out the creative minds to reflect on sustainability.
– Shashank S, Grade XII
This Inter-house activity was designed to encourage students to learn more about the culinary traditions associated with the joyous celebration of Onam, Janmashtami and Ganesh Chaturthi. The experienced Chefs from Hari Shree kitchen played the role of judges and scored the dishes looking into their relevance to each festival.
34 members were elected to be the representatives of the student body for the year 2023-24. The Investiture Ceremony was held to formally swear in the newly elected members and take over the responsibilities for the academic year. The prefects marched up to the stage in all white and received their badges. The chief guest, Commodore Mr. RM Thomas, an officer of the Indian Navy motivated the young student leaders with his address on different abilities that leaders have to nurture to gear themselves forward.
– S B Samrutha, Grade XI
The 10th edition of The Vizha, CHSV’s very own inter-school cultural event, was a grand success. Over 600 students from various city schools participated, showcasing their talents. From uplifting musical performances to vibrant dances, literary battles to nerve-wracking sports matches, everyone had something to do in The Vizha ’23. All in all, this was a well-planned, one-of-a-kind fun event for all.
– Adithya, Grade XII
Students from grades VI to XII gathered on the morning of August 15th with a shared sense of unity and belonging. The day began with the Principal hoisting the flag and the members of the student council marching to honour the flag. There were many performances like dance, music, drama and speeches with patriotic fervour by the students. The day was a true eye-opener to carry forward this spirit as Indians.
– S B Samrutha, Grade XI
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