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PRINCIPAL'S DESK
Dear Parents and Students,
I often hear parents and students sharing the thought that examinations are stressful. If you ponder over it you can find the reason to be very simple; the students are not having a routine. The mantra to help children cope with exam stress is simple and very clear. When the academic term begins for students parents should advise them to maintain a home-work routine from day one followed by an hour of self-study and revision. The self-study duration can vary for different classes. The secondary and senior secondary classes will need atleast 3 hours. During the weekends' parents should allot time for question hour and mock tests. This way, their academics are up to date with minimal stress during the exam season. Plus always remember to have normal conversations with them and remain mindful to leave out the word ‘exam’.
The students and teachers were busy with revision and assessments during February and March. The class picnics were the most sought-after break for classes IX & XI. The First Assisi Round Table Conference, saw the delegates dealing with all aspects of the refugee crisis. They had an astounding facilitator in Rev. Fr. Jaison Vadassery Joseph, Secretary of, the International Catholic Migration Commission. The Grant Finale of the Youth Leadership Programme saw the mind-blowing transformation of the YLPians. The school innovation council swung into action with the session on Emerging Technology. Refresher courses were offered to teachers both inside and outside the school to upskill them. The staff had a one-day outing to relax and rejuvenate from their mundane tasks.
We have a Champion, Dhyan P Pavoor of Class IV D who made us proud by winning the championship and gold medal for Karate. Our Sprint champion is Jove B John of Class XI who lifted the Kerala State Athletic Championship with gold medals. Our students got good scores in JEE entrance and Shan Harold emerged as the topper with 97.2. Faiz Mohamed Thayeeb of Class X C was placed in the top one hundred students from Thiruvananthapuram region of CBSE for Aryabhatta Ganit Challenge. Sarah Jane George performed
commendably in the second level of the Olympiads. Hearty congrats to all the winners.
Best wishes,
Suma Paul
I often hear parents and students sharing the thought that examinations are stressful. If you ponder over it you can find the reason to be very simple; the students are not having a routine. The mantra to help children cope with exam stress is simple and very clear. When the academic term begins for students parents should advise them to maintain a home-work routine from day one followed by an hour of self-study and revision. The self-study duration can vary for different classes. The secondary and senior secondary classes will need atleast 3 hours. During the weekends' parents should allot time for question hour and mock tests. This way, their academics are up to date with minimal stress during the exam season. Plus always remember to have normal conversations with them and remain mindful to leave out the word ‘exam’.
The students and teachers were busy with revision and assessments during February and March. The class picnics were the most sought-after break for classes IX & XI. The First Assisi Round Table Conference, saw the delegates dealing with all aspects of the refugee crisis. They had an astounding facilitator in Rev. Fr. Jaison Vadassery Joseph, Secretary of, the International Catholic Migration Commission. The Grant Finale of the Youth Leadership Programme saw the mind-blowing transformation of the YLPians. The school innovation council swung into action with the session on Emerging Technology. Refresher courses were offered to teachers both inside and outside the school to upskill them. The staff had a one-day outing to relax and rejuvenate from their mundane tasks.
We have a Champion, Dhyan P Pavoor of Class IV D who made us proud by winning the championship and gold medal for Karate. Our Sprint champion is Jove B John of Class XI who lifted the Kerala State Athletic Championship with gold medals. Our students got good scores in JEE entrance and Shan Harold emerged as the topper with 97.2. Faiz Mohamed Thayeeb of Class X C was placed in the top one hundred students from Thiruvananthapuram region of CBSE for Aryabhatta Ganit Challenge. Sarah Jane George performed
commendably in the second level of the Olympiads. Hearty congrats to all the winners.
Best wishes,
Suma Paul
AT A GLANCE
ILLUMINE 2023
CHEERO 2023
ASSISI ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE 2023
INDIA'S INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT TO UNITE NATIONS
GRANT FINALE - YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
CHATBOTS 2023
FUTURESCAPE
GLOBAL SCIENCE FOR GLOBAL WELLBEING
SAFAL
CHEERO 2023
ASSISI ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE 2023
INDIA'S INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT TO UNITE NATIONS
GRANT FINALE - YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
CHATBOTS 2023
FUTURESCAPE
GLOBAL SCIENCE FOR GLOBAL WELLBEING
SAFAL
A DAY TO RELAX AND REJUVENATE
A DAY@WONDERLA
FUNTIME@WONDERLA
GALA TIME WITH FRIENDS
ARISE 2023
GAMIFICATION PEDAGOGY
HAPPY CLASSROOMS
REFURBISHED COMPUTER LAB BLESSED
ASSISI FACULTY & SUPPORT STAFF
ACCOLADES WON
ASSISI NEWSDESK
ART GALLERY
A DAY@WONDERLA
FUNTIME@WONDERLA
GALA TIME WITH FRIENDS
ARISE 2023
GAMIFICATION PEDAGOGY
HAPPY CLASSROOMS
REFURBISHED COMPUTER LAB BLESSED
ASSISI FACULTY & SUPPORT STAFF
ACCOLADES WON
ASSISI NEWSDESK
ART GALLERY
ILLUMINE 2023
A tremendous strength is growing in the world through sharing, praying, and working together. The Prayer service, Illumine - 2023 for Classes X & XII was held on February 2nd. The students of Classes X and XII, with the lighted lamps, received prayerful blessings from the priests. The Intercessory prayers and the Bible reading followed the blessing. It was followed by a motivational message to the students by the Coordinator, Ms. Helen Job. Prayer cards with the names of the students taking board examinations were distributed to the Juniors. The prayer service concluded with general instructions from the Principal, Ms. Suma Paul.
“If you’re brave enough to say goodbye, life will reward you with a new hello.”
The farewell party for the students of class XII ‘Cheerio 2023’, which was organized by the class XI students took place on 1st February 2023 at 10:30 am. School Director, Very Rev. Fr. Jacob Baiju Ben, Administrator, Rev. Dr. George Mathirapilly, Principal, Ms. Suma Paul, Manager, Mr. Roy Kurishingal and Former Principal, Ms. Helen Joyce Job were present at the event. As a token of remembrance, mementoes were handed over by administrators and teachers. The representatives of class XI organised various games for their seniors. The juniors rocked the dance floor with their groovy moves. The party ended with a banquet arranged in the canteen.
The farewell party for the students of class XII ‘Cheerio 2023’, which was organized by the class XI students took place on 1st February 2023 at 10:30 am. School Director, Very Rev. Fr. Jacob Baiju Ben, Administrator, Rev. Dr. George Mathirapilly, Principal, Ms. Suma Paul, Manager, Mr. Roy Kurishingal and Former Principal, Ms. Helen Joyce Job were present at the event. As a token of remembrance, mementoes were handed over by administrators and teachers. The representatives of class XI organised various games for their seniors. The juniors rocked the dance floor with their groovy moves. The party ended with a banquet arranged in the canteen.
CHEERO 2023
