Spring Board Academy Puttur VOL. 2; ISSUE

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Spring Board Academy Puttur VOL. 2; ISSUE 1 2016-17

The Spring Marks Editor PRINCIPAL Sub-editors Ms K. Ezhilarasi Ms K.P. Bhargavi Column Writers Ms S.V. Hari Priya Ms A.S. Rajyalakshmi Contributors Ms B. Uma Maheswari Ms B. Chandralekha Ms N. Kalpana Ms M. Vani Ms A. Renuka Mr S. Balaji

International Yoga Day SBA-Puttur celebrated International Day of Yoga on June 21st 2017, in the school premises. A mass yoga demonstration was organized for the students. Special assembly was arranged for the whole school in which the objectives of World Yoga Day was discussed. There was a special yoga presentation of thirty minutes by our students of standard I to VIII. The program started by lighting a lamp and chanting of the mantras. Later, students performed different asanas under the guidance of the teachers. Children in Bhujangasana

Children in warm-up posture

Ramzan Celebration Ramzan is a festival of Muslims, celebrated to spread the message of brotherhood and harmony. In Spring Board Academy, Puttur, Ramzan was celebrated with full of joy. The teachers explained about the significance of Ramzan and the importance of observing fast. The whole campus reflected the glory of Ramzan festival. Students wished each other Happy Ramzan and Eid Mubarak. Namaz by the students

Children wishing each other

Hiroshima Day The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony is held each year on 6 th of August. In SBA, Puttur, students assembled to pay respect to those who were killed in the bombing and observed a one-minute silence. Some of our students delivered speeches on the causes and effects of Hiroshima bombing. Children talking about Hiroshima Day

Raksha Bandhan The festival of Raksha Bandhan is entirely dedicated to the love & affection shared between a brother and a sister. Raksha Bandhan was celebrated in school to make the children understand Indian culture and its importance. The display boards were decorated with colorful Rakhis, depicting the theme. Girls tied Rakhis to the boys while boys presented them with a greeting card. Pin-board decoration

Kids tying Rakhis

Janmashtami Janmashtami is considered as one of the holiest festivals in India. It is celebrated all over India enthusiastically. Janmashtami was celebrated on 14th September in Spring Board Academy, Puttur. Students expressed their love towards lord Krishna through different art forms depicting his different avataras. Children came dressed in as Krishna and Radha and other colorful outfits. They made and wore peacock feather head-gears and decorated matkas and flutes. A special assembly was conducted to mark the birth of the Lord Krishna. Children celebrated the occasion by singing and dancing with great joy.

Children displaying various forms of Lord Krishna Children dressed as Radha and Krishna

Utti breaking ceremony

Independence Day Celebration The Independence Day was celebrated in Spring Board Academy, Puttur with great enthusiasm. Mrs P. Lakshmi Saradha, Senior Civil Judge, Puttur, graced the occasion as the chief guest. The event began with flag hoisting by the chief guest followed by cultural programs by the children. The speeches delivered by the chief guest and the Principal filled the environment with pride and patriotism. The event ended with the distribution of sweets. Flag hoisting by the chief guest

Independence Day Assembly

Field Trip We took our kids to the nearby fire station as part of field trip on 30th August 2017. They got hands on experience on precautions to be taken to avoid fire accidents. The staff at the station explained about different equipment they use. They have also demonstrated how they put off fire during fire accidents. Demonstration of fire equipment

Demo on First Aid by firemen Rehearsal by the students

Teachers Day Celebration Teachers Day was celebrated in the campus on 5 th September marking the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a strong believer of education, a well-known diplomatic scholar, former President of India and above all a passionate teacher. The whole campus was decorated with ribbons, hangings, and balloons. Students worshipped the idol of Goddess Saraswathi. A few interesting games were conducted for teachers and students.

Dussehra Celebrations Students and staff of SBA celebrated Dussehra in school with great enthusiasm and energy. A special assembly was conducted in which students spoke about the significance of the festival. Tiny tots of Preschool were dressed as Narakasura and goddess Durga. Students performed a dance on the sthothram AigiriNandini, depicting various forms of Durga. The festivities were filled with great joy and enthusiasm. Enacting the story of Narakasura Vadha Navarathri pooja by the students

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