Everyone should act up to the motto: Ever help never hurt. Every educated person should engage himself or herself in selfless service to society with humility and a pure heart. All academic distinctions or even observance of spiritual practices are of no use if there is no love in the heart. Help rendered, however small, if it comes from the deeper urges of service dwelling in the heart is as good as the offer of life itself.
The tiny tots of our School displayed innovative and imaginative project on Krishna Jayanthi. The topic was “, Azhvaarkal muthal Adiyavar varai particularly chosen to describe the bhakti towards Lord Krishna.
Lord Vigneshwara, the remover of all hurdles is remembered on Vinayaka Chaturthi day. Our kids enjoyed the celebration. Lord Vinayaka is greeted by his beloved parents Lord Shiva, Parvathi along with Brahma the creator & Lord Vishnu the protector.
Through this children are able to acquire the spirit of Bakthi in their blood and improve the communication skill.
To know the district of Tamil Nadu, One of the themes chosen for the festival by KG department was “Importance of Thirunelveli.” Thirunelveli a renowned city wherein flowsThamirabarani is known for its multifaceted culture which was reflected in the showcased items.
Singing songs praising God, listening to moral stories, reading and reflecting upon spiritual texts are given importance in this month. Practicing and adopting this, in our daily routine increases our mind power. Knowledge, wisdom, the concentration of mind are the benefits. Our school in its endeavour to inculcate devotion in the young minds had prompted the students of each section to recite a Tiruppavai pasuram and the KG department recently did it and received many accolades.The Marghazi month dedicated to the Lords of our universe was highlighted through Pavai Nonbu.
It was a Christmas and New Year celebration with a difference.Christ stood for love, Love includes loving our Dear Earth where we are given our place of survival.
While the entire world is talking about global warming it was the KG and primary students of our school who came out with a thematic presentation “Be kind to our environment.” It was a Christmas message with a difference – To ensure the security of our future from Global warming, to inculcate the habit of planting saplings and to celebrate the centenary celebration of Mother Teresa, a play was enacted by the children of KG and primary section. A Primary student came in the attire of Mother Teresa and conveyed the message – “Be kind to our environment” to the audience. Finally, New Year oath was taken by our children which emphasised, on helping our society by keeping our environment clean…
Crackers are an inevitable part of the festival. But however, they have to be handled properly to avoid any fire hazards. So Our KG Department taught the children few simple but very important steps to burst crackers safely for a safe Diwali. Greeting cards and sweets were distributed to the children.
An inter-school competition was conducted for drawing, colouring, Fancy dress and Recitation, to promote the inherent talents of the Tiny Tots, and the prizes were distributed on children’s day.
Our school children participated and won many prizes in various competitions like Storytelling, drawing, handwriting, action rhymes, fancy dress and Quiz conducted by our school
Green day, Milky Day, Toy day, Red day are also Conducted to stress the identification of colors. These activities leave the child a sense of achievement and confidence that stems from independent learning.
The school adopts a holistic approach to develop students’ personality, with the inclusion of Sports and Performing Arts (SPA) into the curriculum. Some of the methods followed, at SRM to ensure all-round developments of children are as follows:
Our curriculum is designed to focus on language development, math skills, knowledge and humanities, general awareness, creative arts and crafts, and music helping each child develops a polished personality at a tender age.
Social skills | Writing skills |
Motor skills | Mathematics concepts |
Reasoning & concept development | Science |
Language skills | Creative arts & music |
Reading skills | Social studies |