The Colour Day Activity took place for LKG-A/B/C/D on July 21, 2023, organised by their respective Class Teachers, Ms. Candida Marie, Ms. Prasanna, Ms. Shanthi, and Ms. Anjana. The students of LKG-A/B/C/D actively participated in the event. They were instructed to dress up in primary colours (red, blue, and yellow) and bring snacks of the same colour as their outfit. The LKG classrooms were beautifully decorated with balloons, streamers, paper butterflies and flowers to create a lively atmosphere for the children.
The day started with the children gathering at the KG assembly hall. The teachers presented an engaging story about colours and their significance. They also showed real-life examples of fruits, vegetables, and other objects that represent different colours we encounter in our daily lives. Additionally, a demonstration of colour mixing was conducted, showing how primary colours (red, blue, and yellow) combine to create secondary colours (orange, purple, and green). The children were thrilled to witness the formation of new colours through this activity.
To enhance the learning experience and keep the children entertained, colourful songs and videos were played for them. Afterwards, in the classroom, various activities were conducted such as colouring, colour sorting games and creating models using clay to showcase their creativity. Each child received a colouring sheet and a stick smiley to take home as mementos of the day.
The Colour Day was a resounding success and left beautiful memories for both the children and teachers. Such events play a crucial role in a child's holistic development by contributing to their overall growth and fostering experiential learning, leading to their happiness and enrichment.
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Launch and learn. Everything is progess. -Danielle LaPorte(Canadian Writer)
Witnessing the launch of Chandrayaan-3 on Friday, July 14, 2023, was an incredible experience for the students of the Astronomy club. The anticipation built up as they gathered at the school gallery at 2 pm, eagerly awaiting the momentous occasion.
Mrs. Rajakala (Teacher Incharge-Astronomy Club) and Deputy President Nikhilesh Nair had prepared the students by providing them with information about preparation leading up to the launch.
As the countdown began, the excitement was looming in the air.
The sight of Chandrayaan-3 soaring into the sky, embarking on its journey to explore space, filled the students with an immense sense of pride. Being a part of such a significant event instilled a deep sense of enthusiasm and excitement in the young minds.
The experience of being there to witness this remarkable event would leave a lasting impact on the students.
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‘Professors simple can’t discuss a thing. Habit compels them to deliver a lecture’ - Hal Boyle
On the 12th of July 2023, Class 12 B had the privilege of partaking in a guest lecture on the topic ‘Reproduction in Humans and Reproductive Health’. The esteemed guest speaker for the day was Dr. Raja Murali, a renowned Paediatric Doctor with vast experience and expertise in this field. The lecture aimed to provide students with valuable insights into human reproduction and the importance of reproductive health, and also introduced them to helpful mnemonics for better topic recall.
Dr. Raja Murali is a prominent Paediatric Doctor in Ambattur, Chennai, highly regarded for his contributions to the medical community. His extensive knowledge and experience in the field of reproduction and paediatrics made him the ideal choice for the guest lecture. With numerous accolades and achievements to his name, Dr. Murali's expertise and passion for teaching promised an informative and engaging session for the students of Class 12 B.
Session Highlights
The guest lecture commenced with an overview of human reproduction, outlining the biological processes involved in the creation of new life. Dr. Murali adeptly explained the male and female reproductive systems, highlighting the essential role each plays in the process of conception. He also explained the Anatomy of Reproductive systems, Hormonal Regulation of Reproduction, Fertilization and Embryonic Development and the significance of Reproductive Health.
Interactive Session
The lecture was designed to be highly interactive, allowing students to ask questions and seek clarification on various topics. Dr. Murali actively encouraged student participation, fostering a comfortable learning environment. The students enthusiastically engaged with the subject matter, further enhancing their understanding.
Introduction of Mnemonics
Understanding the challenges of memorizing complex medical terms and processes, Dr. Murali introduced mnemonics as a helpful memory aid. The students were provided with several mnemonics specially crafted for the topics covered during the lecture.
Dr. Raja Murali concluded the session on ‘Reproduction in Humans and Reproductive Health’ which was an enlightening and enriching experience for the students. The expert insights shared during the session provided a deeper understanding of human reproduction and the significance of maintaining reproductive health.
The session is significantly a great contribution to the academic and intellectual growth of the students. The lecture undoubtedly served as an inspiring and motivating experience, encouraging the students to explore and pursue knowledge in the field of medicine and reproductive health.
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“The world is a school. The more we travel, the more we learn.”
The much awaited day for students of Class VII came to pass. They were out on field trip to Fort St. George on 20th of July. It was a splendid opportunity to visit the marvellous landmark of Chennai, Fort St. George. It was an amazing experience where it fit in like a puzzle piece, because it was just the thing they needed. The fort museum displays many artefacts, weaponry, coins, letters and documents dating back to the British era. The display of coins used during the period of Tippu Sultan, the Portuguese, Dutch, Mughals and the British were interesting. The first floor was filled with oil paintings of the Nawabs, British Viceroys and the queens of England. We saw lots of oil painting about the people who lived in fort St. George. The paintings were lustrous and beautiful. The royal clothes used by the British during their stay in the fort are displayed. Tall and impeccable statues of the viceroys were something that couldn’t be missed. We were taken aback to see the armoury, such as the sharp swords, pistols and guns too. In the same room, the most interesting thing was the super-secret underground chamber.
The students were taken to St. Mary’s Church, built within the fort campus. It is said to be one of the oldest church built by the British in Asia. The church has witnessed many Royal weddings and other ceremonies. Great stories about the construction of the church, the main altar, the tower, the tomb slabs, the fence and the baptism tub were narrated by the guide. This triggered the curiosity to know more. Over all it was an awesome experience.
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“Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality.”
The investiture ceremony was grandly celebrated in our school to promote leadership capabilities and talents among the students. We at T.I, support, nurture and encourage the leadership quality in students. To celebrate this trait, the 9th Investiture Ceremony was held on the 26th of June 2023. The Chief Guest for the event was Ms. Nita Bajaj, Director, Eternal. The ceremony began with a prayer song followed by a motivational song. The class leaders from classes VI to XII were honoured by the class teachers. This was followed by vesting the responsibilities to 54 Champions and student council members, the newly elected leaders pledged to uphold the dignity and traditions of TI. They accepted their badges and donned the mantle of accountability with determination and honour. Besides they also pledged to discharge their duties to the best of their abilities, thereby intertwining with the moral virtue of the quote, “With great power comes great responsibility.” MS Nita Bajaj reminded them that they are the torch bearers of all the values that the School stands for and urged them to take responsibility with commitment and integrity.
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“You are the World and the World is you. ” – J krishnamurti
International Yoga Day awareness to embark Holistic Wellness was held on 21/06/2023 at TI School. The guest of Honor Mr. Narayan Hariharan, Senior Associate Vice President and Chief Executive initiated the event along with our School Vice Principal Ms Cressentia Bartlett, teachers, parents and students.
The event was hosted by students who explained the meaning of Yoga. They also briefed on how Asana and Pranayama brings union of mind and body and how music also is helpful to keep the mind balanced. The session was initiated with a prayer song, followed by performance of the students with core Asanas. Later the Asanas were demonstrated by students with self-instructions which would be beneficial to practice every day for their wellbeing. Pranayam practices were demonstrated by the Wellness Teacher and finally the school choir sang melodious soothing music to settle down mindfully. The benefits of practicing Pranayam and some diet goals was shared after the relaxation session.
Mr. Narayan Hariharan shared his insights on Yoga and appreciated the students on their performance and making the event a memorable one.
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The LKG Parent Orientation for the academic year 2023-2024 was conducted on 20th June 2023.
Ms. Anita, KG Staff in-charge welcomed the parents followed by the introduction of the Kinder Garten teachers. Mrs. Crescentia Bartlett, the Vice Principal addressed the gathering.
Mr. Shankara Narayanan the Accreditation Co-ordinator presented the various Quality Initiatives taken by the school and Accreditation Standards that the school has achieved over the years to sustain itself at the top in the field of education.
The kindergarten staff in-charge and the teachers briefed parents about the Vision of the school, Mission, Curriculum, Objectives, Assessment, Curricular and Co-curricular activities of the KG Section.
Mr. Bharanidharan ,Counsellor and Special educator shared the significance of Jean Piaget’s theory of cognitive development in children. He also shared his views on some positive parenting techniques. The kindergarten staff in-charge and the teachers addressed the queries raised by the parents. The session concluded with a vote of thanks.
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