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Mrs Gisele Mehta the Chief Guest of today's function,

Rev. Fr Joseph Rodrigues, Rector of St Aloysius institutions,
Mrs Philomena Lewis, Mrs Sathya Gollerkeri, Rev Fathers,
Sisters, Respected Staff Members, Parents, Friends, Well
Wishers and my dear Students, I extend to you all a warm
and cordial welcome to this evenings programme.
From its very inception St Aloysius has engaged in the
mission of educating students from every social
background, providing opportunities to all to enrich
themselves through their integral development. Our
objective has been and will continue to be the integral
formation of our students, helping them to become men
and women for others by striving for all round excellence.
We strive to instill in our students deep human values
through the wide variety of activities geared to their
character formation.
As we recount God's blessings and express our
gratitude to Him for leading us through the year let me
now place before you our proud achievements and the
key events of the past academic year.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
The New Academic Year began on the 30th of May.
While the Catholics joined in the inaugural Mass of the
Holy Spirit offered by Rev Fr Melwyn Noronha, the non-
Christians were led through a prayer service on the
following day.
Elections for the post of SPL and ASPL were held on
the 9th of June. Ovin D'Souza was elected SPL and Alston
Roche, ASPL. The investiture ceremony took place on the
16th of June.
The feast of St Aloysius Gonzaga, the patron of the
school was celebrated on June 21st. The Festive High
Mass was celebrated by Rev Fr Roshan Rosario, followed
by a variety entertainment programme. Mrs Grace
Noronha was the chief guest on the occasion.
The Annual General Body meeting of
the PTA was held on 20th July 2011. Prof
Vineetha .K, the chief guest on the
occasion, spoke about the need of
'developing healthy self esteem' among
our students. Presiding over the function
Rev Fr Rector thanked the PTA for their
continued and unflinching support in all
the school activities.
Mrs Satya Gollerkeri was elected as
the new Vice President of the PTA. The
outgoing PTA Vice president Mrs Ramona
Mathias was thanked for her invaluable
support and outstanding leadership.
Fr Rector's birthday was celebrated
with a cultural programme put up by the
students, followed by the staff get-
together on the 22nd of July.
The feast of St Ignatius Loyola was
celebrated with special Eucharistic
celebration presided over by Rev Fr
Eugene Lobo, SJ, followed by an
entertainment programme. Vice
President of PTA Sathya Gollerkeri gave
an inspiring message to the students.
A special school assembly was held
with the flag hoisting ceremony followed
by a cultural programme to mark the
Independence Day on the 15th of August.
Chief Guest Mr Leslie Rego in his inspiring
speech highlighted the importance of the
occasion and urged the students to
dream big and contribute towards nation
building.
On the occasion of the Teachers' day
the PTA joined hands in felicitating the
teachers in appreciation of their
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dedicated service. They put up a colorful
variety entertainment programme
followed by group and spot games
culminating with the sumptuous lunch.
The teachers put up an entertainment
programme on the occasion of the
Children's Day. Various competitions
were organized to mark the occasion.
Special assemblies with cultural
programmes were held to mark Gandhi
Jayanthi, Kannada Rajyotsava, Deepavali
and Ramzaan.
Our school organized inter school
circle level departmental Volley Ball
tornament on 3rd September at the
Centenary grounds. Mr Ranganath Kini,
corporator of the Court Ward was the
chief guest at the inaugural function.
A workshop on soft skills and
personality development was organized
for the students of 6th and 7th. Mr
Nandagopal was the resource person.
The Annual Sports Day was
inaugurated by Rev Fr Eugene Lobo, SJ,
Former Principal of St Aloysius College on
November 23rd, 2012. The students of
all houses from class 4 to 7 participated
in the colorful march past and mass drill
followed by sports events. The colourful
display by the students of 6th standard
was appreciated by all.
Fr Joseph Rodrigues, Rector of St
Aloysius institutions presided over the
inaugural function. Mrs Farita Veigas,
Principal, St Aloysius Institute of
Education the Chief Guest at the closing
function gave away the prizes to the
winners.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
St Aloysius school is deeply
committed to an all round development of the child's
personality. To enable the students to bring out their
latent talents, the school has instituted various clubs,
which include - Music Club, Science Club, IT Club, Quiz
club, Art club, Dance club, Spoken English, Karate, Scouts,
Cubs, Yoga, Chess and Eco club.
The inauguration of these clubs was held on the 28th
of June 2012.
The experts who train our students in various clubs
are: Mr Pramod, Mr Praveen, Mr Lakshmikanth, , Mr Vijay
D'Souza, Ms Simon D'Souza, Mrs Lydia D'Cunha.
Besides the club activities various inter class and inter-
house competitions are held regularly. The students are
also encouraged to take part in various inter-school
competitions..
To give a platform to showcase their creative talent,
'Talents day' is organized for every class. As part of the
ongoing spiritual formation program, regular catechism
and value education classes are conducted. Holy Mass is
celebrated for the Catholics on every first Friday of the
month.
Personal direction and individual counseling facilities
are made available to our students. We have for this
purpose Mrs Radha Bhat as the resource person.
STUDENT ACHIEVERS
DEPARTMENTAL SPORTS RESULTS 2012
In Badminton Our School team secured the 1st Place
at Taluk level and participated at the district level.
In Chess : Mrinal Lobo secured the 3rd Place at the
Taluk level; 4th place at the District level and participated
at the State level.
Vernon Mascarenhas secured 4th place, & Siddarth
Shetty 5th place at the Taluk level.
Our Basket Ball team won the 1st Place at the District
level and 2nd place in the Mysore Division level.
Rayan Fernandes participated at the state level and
their team secured the first place
In Karate Rolan D'Souza secured the 3rd Place at the
Taluk level.
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In the district level Swimming competition ;Manohar
Prabhu secured first place in 100 mts Breast Stroke and
200 Breast Stroke ; 2nd place in 200 mts Individual
Medley. Parikshith secured 3rd place in 100 mts breast
Stroke.
Bhushith Ullal secured 3rd place in 50 Mts Back Stroke,
50 mts Free style, 50 mts Butter fly.
In the Medley Relay & Free Style Relay - Manohar
Prabhu, Parikshith, Bhushith Ullal and Aaron Dantis
secured the 3rd place.
Our Table Tennis team won the first place in the Taluk
& District level tournaments. Melroy Monteiro
participated in the State level Competition held at
Mysore.
In the Cluster level Volleyball tournament we secured
the 2nd place.
Athletics :
At the Taluk level Ovin D'Souza secured first place in
200mts, 400mts, 600mts and 4x100 Relay.
Rohan Kumar secured 2nd place in 100mts and 200
Mts, first place in 4x100 Relay
Reynard Lobo 3rd place in 600mts and 1st place
4x100 Relay.
Sundeep Saldanha 2nd place in Long Jump, 1st place
4x100 Relay.
Shawn Lobo secured 2nd place in Shot Put
Ovin D'Souza secured the Individual Championship.
And our school team secured Team Championship.
At the District level Ovin D'Souza secured first place
in 200mts, 400mts, 600mts, 4x100 Relay
Rohan Kumar 3rd place in 100mts & 200mts, 1st place
in 4x100 Relay.
Reynard Lobo and Sundeep Saldanha 1st place in
4x100 Relay.
Ovin D'Souza secured the Individual Championship.
And our school team secured Team Championship.
Rohan kumar, Reynard Lobo and Ovin D'Souza
participated at the state level and
Ovin D'Souza secured the 2nd place
in 600 mts, 2ndplace in 400 mts, 3rd place
in 200 mts and he is selected for National
level athletic meet.
Our school A team won the Aloysius
Cup Inter school Basketball tournament
& B team were the runners up.
We also won the Nai Smith memorial
Inter district Basket ball tournament
Neil Gollerkeri of 4Th Std Won the
Inter District under 12 Table Tennis
Tournament held at Udupi
Abhay Pai secured the 2nd place in
the State level ranking Badminton
Tournament held at Bangalore
STUDENT ACHIEVERS IN EXTRA
CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
Vijeth Ullal won the second place in
the Bhavageetha competition conducted
by Sarojini Madhusudan Kushe, 3rd place
in the Carnatic Solo at Sandesha and first
place in the Bhakthigeethe competition
conducted by Sri Gopala Krishna Temple.
He is qualified for the District Level
Pratibha Karanji Bhavageetha
competition. He was honoured by
Jayanth Kaikini and Dr. B.R.Ambedkar
Social and Cultural Service Organization.
Sarwin Deon Chandran secured the
second place in the State level 'Design a
Stamp' Drawing Contest organized by the
Postal Department.
Cleon, Dhanush, Bennet, Abdul, Slavik
and Ashirwad bagged the second place
in the Western dance Group competition.
A painting of Pranav K and Nishan S
was selected for the State level drawing
competition. Nishan was honoured by
the Dakshina Kannada Ganiga Association
for his achievements in drawing.
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Vijeth, Varun, Elton, Amit, Sheldon,
Sohan and Bhavajith won the second
place in the Folk song Group competition
organized by Sandesha.
Dhanish, Manohar Prabhu, Madhukar
Prabhu, Nathan Noronha, Rakshith Ujwal
and Sathwik Bangera were the winners
of the Inter school Drawing Competition.
Vijeth, Roopith, Elton, Prasad, Varun and
Sheldon won the second place at the
Taluk level in the Prati bha Karanji
Patriotic singing(group) competition.
Darrel Tholado, Atul and Rohan were
the winners of the Musical instrument
Model Competition organised by the
MMCA.
Vijeth, Roopith, Elton, Sheldon, Varun
and Sohan won the second place and
Anston, Riyan, Alric, Aaron and Anston
won the third place in the Gitanjali's
Patriotic Singing(group) competition.
Anston Rodrigues and Prajwal
Noronha have won the Inter school
singing competition in solo category.
Pratham Pai won the first place in the
Gita Chanting Competition.
The winners of the Inter - school
Instrumental Competition were Ronan
D'Souza, Nolan Lobo, Mrinal Lobo,
Damien Fernandes, Manohar Prabhu and
Roopith D'Souza.
Roopith D'Souza and Amit D'Souza are
the winners of the Scientific Model
Making Competition initiated by the
MMCA.
Vijeth, Roopith, Sohan, Varun,
Sheldon, Elton, Kirsten won the second
place at the Taluk Level in the
Balapratibha Patriotic singing
competition.
Abdul Hadin and Sheldon Tauro won
the Tom, Dick or Harry and Quiz
competition. Caleb Mathew, Carl Aranha, Rahul Mathias
and Vishal D'Souza were the winners of the Mad Ad
competition. Rahul Mathias won the third place in the
Elocution competition. Neil Gollerkeri won the first place
in the Spell Bee competition.
Our school was conferred the Rolling Trophy at 'Kala
Utsav 2012' organized by Sandesha and also 'Gitanjali
2012' organised by MMCA.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONCESSIONS:
The management offers free education to all the
Kannada medium students including free bus service,
school uniforms, shoes, bags and books. Scholarships are
extended to a large number of deserving English medium
students as well. About 8 lakhs is spent for the above
mentioned purpose.
Remedial coaching and Spoken English classes are held
for Kannada medium students.
Our campus has been given a face lift. The garden is
beautified, approaching roads are laid with interlocks and
a new gate adorns the main entrance. About 14 lakhs
was spent for this purpose.
CONCLUSION:
The year gone by has been fulfilling in many ways.
God has been good to us and has blessed us abundantly
the year through. Our renewed efforts will continue in
keeping with the Jesuit principles, moulding the students
into men and women of excellence and impeccable
character.
As I conclude, I wish to thank Rev Fr Frankie Serrao, SJ
the Jesuit Provincial and the President of MJES, Fr Rector
and the Management for their encouragement, guidance
and support.
I wish to express my gratitude to Mrs Gissele Mehata
our chief guest, for her encouraging words and for giving
away the prizes.
Thanks to the Headmistress, the Asst Headmaster, the
members of the staff, the Vice President of the PTA,
parents and especially the PTA executive committee for
their continual support and encouragement during this
academic year. God bless us all.
- Rev. Fr Clifford Sequeira, SJ
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. - Aesop
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Std I A
Ajith S Eng Kan EVS Maths
Gautham Eng Kan EVS Maths
Kumara Eng Kan EVS Maths
Namrath Acharya Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rahul D.S. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Ananya H.K. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Preethika S DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Vikshitha Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Vyshak Kan EVS Maths
Vikas Eng EVS Maths
Dhanyashree Eng EVS Maths
Jane N DSouza Kan EVS Maths
Neha Eng Kan Maths
TWO SUBJECTS
Shiv Kumar J EVS Maths
Disha S EVS Maths
Joyline M Miranda EVS Maths
Nishitha Kan Maths
Trusha EVS Maths
ONE SUBJECT
Manish EVS
Rohithashvi Eng
Venessa N DSouza Eng
VALUE EDUCATION
Neha
RELIGION
Jane N DSouza
STD I B1
Alan J Menezes Eng Kan EVS Maths
Aniketh K Malli Eng Kan EVS Maths
Chinthan Krishna Eng Kan EVS Maths
Dhanish D.K. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Dhanush V Shetty Eng Kan EVS Maths
Dillan K DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Elvis F Lobo Eng Kan EVS Maths
Janish N Amin Eng Kan EVS Maths
Jeethan DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Joydon Lobo Eng Kan EVS Maths
Madhukar M Prabhu Eng Kan EVS Maths
Milan Vas Eng Kan EVS Maths
Milan Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Abhijith Eng Kan EVS
Alan Pinto Eng Kan EVS
Aston P DSouza Eng Kan EVS
Clafe J Pinto Eng Kan EVS
Anish P Payyal Eng Kan Maths
Arpith N Veigas Eng Kan Maths
Ashmith Shetty Eng Kan Maths
Gajan R. Eng Kan Maths
Immanuel A Eng Kan Maths
TWO SUBJECTS
Jensen V Pinto Eng Kan
Mithil Bhandary Eng Kan
Aahil A Razak Kan Maths
Adon C DSouza Kan Maths
Anthony P Gonsalves Kan Maths
Abinav Suraj Kan EVS
ONE SUBJECT
Abdul Qadir Eng
Anish P. Kan
Ashith K. Kan
Bhavish Kan
Dheeraj Kan
Dhin Muthanna Kan
Mohammad Kaamil Kan
Chithesh Maths
STD IB2
Nandana Krishna Eng Kan EVS Maths
Mohammed Samraan Eng Kan EVS Maths
Nikhil H DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Nikshith H Eng Kan EVS Maths
Poorvik A Shetty Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rachith P DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rishabh Bekal Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rishon Nazareth Eng Kan EVS Maths
Merit 2012-13
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Samrudh S. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Ashlin DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Grashal V Fernandes Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Mohammed M Fahad Eng Kan Maths
Nihar S. Shetty Eng Kan Maths
Pranam R Sheety Eng Kan Maths
Pratham Raj Eng Kan Maths
Pratham Sadashiva Eng Kan Maths
Rahul Raj Eng Kan Maths
Royston Paul Eng Kan EVS
Shawn R DSouza Eng Kan Maths
Sudarshan Eng Kan Maths
Swithin Eng Kan Maths
Ananya Eng Kan Maths
TWO SUBJECTS
Mohammed Ruman Kan Maths
Mohammed Y Shaz Kan Maths
Mohammed Zayan Kan Maths
Nazeef Ahmed Kan Maths
Pawan D Shetty Kan Maths
Rayan S Maben Kan Maths
Riyon D Maben Kan Maths
Sagar R Rodrigues Eng Maths
Sheik M Faadil Kan Maths
Shiva Balaji K Kan Maths
Suhan S Kan Maths
Tejas R Eng Kan
Nirajana Kan EVS
Saanvi R Kan Maths
ONE SUBJECT
Rahul P Kumar Kan
Rimesh Kan
Sahil A Rehman Maths
Shagun Suvarna Kan
Shaldon DSouza Kan
Shamanth B.K. Kan
Sourabh Biswas Maths
Vaibhav Kan
Vaibhav V C Kan
Vignesh N B Kan
Vishal Acharya H Kan
VALUE EDUCATION
Madhukar M. Prabhu
RELIGION
Ashlin DSouza
STD II A
Janani D Eng Kan EVS Maths
Saujanya K Eng Kan EVS Maths
Varsha Eng Kan EVS Maths
Ashley Harison Eng Kan EVS Maths
Srividya K Eng Kan EVS Maths
Hrithvik S.V. Eng Kan EVS Maths
FOUR SUBJECTS
Loyden S DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Sameeksha Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Abhilash Kumar Eng Kan EVS
Sujan C Rasquinha Eng Kan EVS
Rakshitha Eng Kan EVS
Shilpa Eng Kan EVS
TWO SUBJECTS
Gagan R. Kan EVS
Chithanya EVS Maths
Akshay Kan Maths
Bhauesh M Shenoy Kan EVS
ONE SUBJECT
Heena EVS
Asika Rai EVS
VALUE EDUCATION
Gagan R
RELIGION
Sujan C Rasquinha
STD II B1
Balram A. Nayak Eng Kan EVS Maths
Joshal L DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Dhyan Eng Kan EVS Maths
Chirag L R Eng Kan EVS Maths
Ben L DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Lipson P DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Himansh Puthran Eng Kan EVS Maths
And in the end its not the years in your life that count. Its the life in your years. - Abraham Lincoln
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Dannon M DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Erel Revin Cornelio Eng Kan EVS Maths
Braun S Fernandes Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Darren L Dias Eng Kan EVS
TWO SUBJECTS
Alden E Pais Eng Kan
Aman Eng EVS
Aneesh Rao Eng EVS
Arnold K Rodrigues Eng EVS
Cleon K Menezes Eng EVS
Dean L DSouza Eng EVS
Enosh J. Saldanha EVS Maths
Ibrahim M Athoof EVS Maths
Jashwin Rai Kan Maths
Joyson Sequeira Eng EVS
Jason A John Eng Maths
ONE SUBJECTS
Achal Bhat EVS
Adithya Rao M. EVS
Clamant L Mascarenhas EVS
Cyan D Pinto EVS
Darin G Lobo EVS
Ibrahim Nashath Maths
STD II B2
Pratham Shetty Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rashaad Eng Kan EVS Maths
Samrudh D Shetty Eng Kan EVS Maths
Vamshith Eng Kan EVS Maths
Melroy L Quadras Eng Kan EVS Maths
Shreya R Shetty Eng Kan EVS Maths
Mohammad Y Maaz Eng Kan EVS Maths
Mohammad Anas Eng Kan EVS Maths
Prajwin F Rodrigues Eng Kan EVS Maths
Vivek Vaidya Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Neville G Peirera Eng EVS Maths
Prasanna V Eng EVS Maths
Shashank Eng Kan Maths
Swayam M K Eng Kan Maths
Sheik M Reeman
Vaibhav
TWO SUBJECTS
Viketh EVS Maths
Vallen R Lobo EVS Maths
Roger A Vas Eng EVS
Praneeth Shawn Kan Maths
Vernon C Lee Eng Maths
Vijay S DSouza EVS Maths
Vineet Shenoy Eng EVS
ONE SUBJECT
Mohammad Shayaan
Nihal EVS
Praveeth Bandhary Maths
Preston M Fernandes Maths
Prathyush S Maths
Rolden A DSouza EVS
Samuel Rodrigues Maths
Sathvik Suvarna Maths
Shalon N Coelho Maths
Swaroop S. Nayak Maths
Vinayak Jairaj EVS
Tanielle D Concesso Maths
Rexon Norhona EVS
Pratham P B EVS
VALUE EDUCATION
Prasanna V
RELIGION
Dean L DSouza
STD III A
Shawn DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
B.V. Fathima Zohar Eng Kan EVS Maths
Thejas N Eng Kan EVS Maths
Thejas R Eng Kan EVS Maths
Preetham Fernandes Eng Kan EVS Maths
Darshan S. Eng Kan EVS Maths
3 SUBJECTS
Varun B.S. Eng Kan Maths
Krithika Shetty Kan EVS Maths
God brings men into deep waters, not to drown them, but to cleanse them. - John Aughey
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1 Subject
Akshay Kan
Karthik Kan
Rithesh Maths
Deeksha Eng
Shwetha Eng
VALUE EDUCATION
Varun B.S.
RELIGION
Shawn DSouza
STD III B1
Anoop A. Rao Eng Kan EVS Maths
Karan L Lobo Eng Kan EVS Maths
Len D.T. Mendonca Eng Kan EVS Maths
Karan Kumar Eng Kan EVS Maths
Mayuk P Sequeira Eng Kan EVS Maths
Justin S. Thomas Eng Kan EVS Maths
Krishna Eng Kan EVS Maths
Dishan Dinesh Eng Kan EVS Maths
Chris A G. DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Divyasagar S.V. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Anson DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Delan S. Pinto Eng Kan EVS Maths
Keith M. Fernandes Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Aditya B Eng Kan EVS
Dhaneen Shetty Eng Kan EVS
Keith J DSouza Eng Kan EVS
Dheeraj S.N. Eng Kan Maths
Dino L Menezes Eng Kan Maths
Mac R DSouza Eng EVS Maths
Mohammed Hayyan Eng Kan EVS
TWO SUBJECTS
Amaan Ebrahim Eng Kan
Ashen K A DSouza Eng Kan
Dalton L Lobo Eng Kan
Harshith K Eng Kan
Aryan Dandakery Kan EVS
Brayden C. Noronha Kan EVS
Mervin M DSouza Kan EVS
Farhat Ali M. Eng EVS
Dharshan Raj S EVS Maths
ONE SUBJECT
Caleb S. Fernandes Eng
Ashwil DSouza Kan
Faiz K. Lathif Kan
Jonathan Jeremiah Kan
Aldrin J Rasquinha Maths
Alen A.K. Maths
Chirag S. Maths
Akash Javali EVS
Kripaal EVS
STD III B2
Pranaam B.P. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rahul J DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rishab Suvarna Eng Kan EVS Maths
Rishon A Mascarenhas Eng Kan EVS Maths
Sahoran P. Eng Kan EVS Maths
Skanda Mayya Eng Kan EVS Maths
Suhan N Eng Kan EVS Maths
Varun P Eng Kan EVS Maths
Vinol D DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
Welvin J Fernandes Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Neel R. Kunder Eng Kan EVS
Shane R Bangera Eng Kan EVS
Shaun C Fernandes Eng Kan EVS
Sudhanshu Bangera Eng EVS Maths
Suraj N Eng Kan EVS
Swaroop S. Kan EVS Maths
Vivek U.B. Kan EVS Maths
Yashas Kumar Kan EVS Maths
TWO SUBJECTS
Nehan Shaikh Eng Kan
Neston Veigas Eng Kan
Russel J. Rodrigues Eng Kan
Sheldon A Menezes Eng Kan
Vekunna C Fernandes Kan EVS
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ONE SUBJECT
Nithin Misquith Eng
Prafull Kumar Kan
Prakyath Kan
Prem J. Saldanha Eng
Reyon Correa Kan
Shaun Gibson Kan
Sheemanth M.L. EVS
Shravan Kumar Eng
VALUE EDUCATION
Sheemanth M.L.
RELIGION
Karan L Lobo
STD IV A
Sri Devi K Eng Kan EVS Maths
Manish Kullal Eng Kan EVS Maths
Devika D Eng Kan EVS Maths
Shreyas Eng Kan EVS Maths
Chirag Eng Kan EVS Maths
Mayur K Eng Kan EVS Maths
Prerana Eng Kan EVS Maths
Sri Lakshmi Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Dhanush Shetty Eng Kan EVS
Jeethan P DSouza Eng Kan Maths
Rakshith Eng Kan Maths
Paviraj Shetty Eng Kan Maths
Rithesh Eng Kan Maths
Hrithika Eng Kan EVS
Ashel M DSouza Eng Kan Maths
Supritha Eng Kan EVS
Swathi Eng Kan Maths
Velita M Carlo Eng Kan Maths
TWO SUBJECTS
Ayan Ali Eng Maths
Shashank Eng Kan
Deekshith Eng Kan
Preetham P Moras Eng Kan
Ananya Eng Kan
Meghana N Rao Eng Maths
Vaisnavi Eng Maths
Deepthi Eng Maths
ONE SUBJECT
Akhil P. Shetty Eng
Manish Bandary Eng
Swasthik Eng
Pavithra Eng
Neha Maths
VALUE EDUCATION
Sri Lakshmi
RELIGION
Preetham P Moras
Std IV B1
Hithansh H Shenoy Eng Kan EVS Maths
Dean J Rodrigues Eng Kan EVS Maths
Bharath M Eng Kan EVS Maths
Ahmed Eng Kan EVS Maths
Chris J DSouza Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Alden Mark Alvares Eng Kan EVS
Anshu Sudesh Eng Kan EVS
Blannan D Semento Eng Kan EVS
Jeseem A Siraj Eng EVS Maths
Lanish A Pinto Eng Kan Maths
TWO SUBJECTS
Abhishikth B Kundar Eng Kan
Ian S Pinto Eng Kan
Kelvin I Soans Eng Kan
Lakshmish R Shenoy Eng Kan
Manvith Eng Kan
Mohammad A K.P. Eng Kan
ONE SUBJECTS
Aaron C Sequeira Kan
Ajay A Kiran Maths
Ananthajith Maths
Daniel A Fernandes Eng
Durgesh M.G. Kan
Joel A Crasta Kan
Leswin L Tauro Kan
Lishawn L DSouza Kan
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trai l. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Manjunath Bhat K Kan
Michael O N DSouza Kan
Mohammed H Ali Maths
STD IV B2
Nidhish H Bangera Eng Kan EVS Maths
Prajwal Kamath Eng Kan EVS Maths
Prasanna Holla Eng Kan EVS Maths
Pratham Raj D Eng Kan EVS Maths
Raynor DSa Eng Kan EVS Maths
Shashaank Rao Eng Kan EVS Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Namish S Kumar Eng Kan EVS
Neil Gollerkeri Eng Kan EVS
Nihal V Anchan Eng Kan EVS
Omkar Bhat Eng Kan EVS
Rahul Ramesh Eng Kan EVS
Rickson J Sequeira Kan EVS Maths
Shane D Noronha Eng Kan EVS
Shane K Sequeira Eng Kan EVS
Shaun C DSa Eng Kan EVS
TWO SUBJECTS
Rubeen L Mendonca Eng EVS
Rynor G Pinto Kan EVS
Saahil M S Kan EVS
Sathwik Kan EVS
Satwik S Kan EVS
Shawn Rasquinha Kan EVS
Shawn DSouza Kan EVS
ONE SUBJECTS
Tejas G. K. EVS
Vion L Lobo EVS
Value Education
Mohammad A K.P.
RELIGION
Shane D Noronha
STD V AB
Hrithvi Eng Kan Maths Sci Social
Prajwal L Lobo Eng Kan Maths Sci Social
Leona A DSouza Eng Kan Maths Sci Social
Kaushika Eng Kan Maths Sci Social
Chaitanya K.M. Eng Kan Maths Sci Social
THREE SUBJECTS
Amith DSouza Eng Maths Sci. Social
Aakash Eng Kan Soical
TWO SUBJECTS
Joslin Miranda Kan Sci
Mahesh P.H. Eng Kan
ONE SUBJECT
Akash Eng
Vareen Maths
Pearl S Lobo Eng
Rashmi K Eng
Spoorthi Kan
Nishali M DSouza Kan
Bhumika Eng
Janani Kan
VALUE EDUCATION
Hrithvi
RELIGION
Anoop B Dcunha
Prajwal Moras
Prajwal L Lobo
STD VC
Prajwal Shenoy M. Eng Kan Maths Sci. Social
Nishan S. Eng Kan Maths Sci. Social
Elwin P Vas Eng Kan Maths Sci. Social
FOUR SUBJECTS
Anish G Crasta Eng Kan Sci. Social
Ian B Rego Eng Kan Sci. Social
Lauren W Dias Eng Kan Sci. Social
Varunraj Eng Kan Sci. Social
Wilson R DSouza Eng Kan Sci. Social
Dawson L Lobo Eng Maths Sci. Social
THREE SUBJECTS
Aryan A M. Kan Sci. Social
Gaurav Rao J Kan Sci. Social
Gawyn J Pinto Kan Sci. Social
Mohammed R Aslam Kan Sci. Social
Prekshith L Rodrigues Kan Sci. Social
The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard. but must be felt with the heart. - Helen Keller
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TWO SUBJECTS
Linston J Saldanha Kan Sci.
Shawn D Rodrigues Kan Sci.
Snezan W DSouza Kan Sci.
Riyon Anson Cutinho Kan Sci.
Rollen J Roche Kan Sci.
Abhirup Kumar Malli Kan Sci.
ONE SUBJECT
Amish J Carvalho Kan
Austine M DSouza Kan
Dhyan Devaiah Kan
Joshua L DSouza Kan
Jowil W DSouza Kan
Pramathesh P Bhakta Kan
Prathamraj Shetty Kan
Preswin S Rodrigues Kan
Ranganath B Gaudar Kan
Sean F Dante Kan
Vinol A DSouza Kan
STD VD
Avian Frank Eng Kan Maths Sci. Social
Ratvik R Nayak K Eng Kan Maths Sci. Social
FOUR SUBJECTS
Priston M DSouza Eng Kan Sci. Social
Rohan S.T. Eng Kan Maths Sci.
Wayne K Lobo Eng Kan Sci. Social
THREE SUBJECTS
Ashirvad U Eng Kan Social
Joswin V Pinto Eng Kan Maths
Slavik K Lobo Eng Sci. Social
TWO SUBJECTS
Arnel R Lobo Kan Sci.
Benet C Braganza Eng Kan
Lester V Saldanha Kan Sci.
Melric F Rodrigues Eng Kan
Simon John Eng Kan
Vijeth Rai Eng Kan
Dillan Pereira Eng Kan
Nishant Rodrigues Eng Kan
Alister E. S. Fronteiro Kan Maths
Nipun Hegde Kan Sci.
ONE SUBJECT
Amith M Veigas Kan
Chiranth Maths
Cleon DSouza Eng
Likhith N.R. Kan
Larren P Pinto Sci.
Prajwal J Lobo Kan
Pratham Kumar Kan
Shawn E Lobo Eng
Shreyas Rai Kan
Tushar S Bangera Eng
VALUE EDUCATION
RELIGION
Rohan S.T.
Anish Gladson Crasta
STD VI AB
Prajwal T Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Prajwal S Moras Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Sushmitha Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Shravya Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Soujanya Shetty Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
FOUR SUBJECTS
Sushan Roy Pinto Eng Kan Hindi Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Chaithra Kan Eng Hindi
Ashwin C DSouza Eng Kan
Keerthana Eng Hindi
Meghana Kan Hindi
Kaushik Eng Kan
ONE SUBJECT
Nikhil Kumar Hindi
Kavyashree Hindi
Jayavandana Eng
Shravya Kan
Aishwarya Pai Eng
Prajwal Pinto Eng
Suraj Hindi
Pawan Kan
To wish you were someone else is to waste the person you are.
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VALUE EDUCATION
Prajwal
RELIGION
Prajwal S Moras
STD VI C
Manohar Prabhu M Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Sumanth Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Sarwin D Chandran Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Kirsten J Martis Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
FIVE SUBJECTS
Adwaith P Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
Gautham Rao S Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Kishan Kumar Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Pratham Pai Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
FOUR SUBJECTS
Abde Ali Eng Kan Hindi Sci.
Aman R Eng Kan Hindi Social
Aston DSouza Eng Kan Hindi Social
Dean A DSouza Eng Kan Hindi Social
Dhanush S Eng Kan Hindi Sci.
Samrath B. K. Eng Kan Hindi Social
THREE SUBJECTS
Ajay A Prabhu Eng Kan Hindi
Anston Rodrigues Eng Kan Hindi
Claritus R DSouza Eng Kan Hindi
Dale DSouza Eng Kan Hindi
Dhanush Eng Kan Hindi
Jostal L Pinto Eng Kan Hindi
Nishan N Eng Kan Hindi
Princeton B DSouza Eng Kan Hindi
Russel R DSouza Eng Kan Hindi
Saif Ali Eng Kan Hindi
Shaun L DSouza Eng Kan Hindi
Vishnu G B. Eng Hindi Social
TWO SUBJECTS
Aaron Dantis Hindi Maths
Aman Yash Eng Hindi
Nolan D. DSouza Eng Hindi
Rayston S DSouza Eng Hindi
Shaun Fernandes Eng Kan
Stuart M Vas Eng Kan
Adish Yermal Kan Hindi
Alric B Pinto Kan Hindi
Amith Fernandes Kan Hindi
Anurag M H Kan Hindi
Darren Rodrigues Kan Hindi
Leslie V Saldanha Kan Hindi
Snehal Kan Hindi
ONE SUBJECT
Deepthesh Dev K. Eng
Aaron M Rodrigues Kan
Shravan Shetty Kan
Abhishek K Hindi
Anwin Baptist Hindi
Chirag M Hindi
Froylon V DSouza Hindi
Hithesh K Hindi
Nestor A Noronha Hindi
Shawn J Pinto Hindi
Joris R Vas Hindi
STD VI D
Prasad F DSa Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Nolan Lobo Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Nihal Dias Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Govardhan R Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Alistair S.M. DSouzaEng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
FIVE SUBJECTS
Dexton Lobo Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Amith Joyal J Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
FOUR SUBJECTS
Rajath K T Eng Kan Hindi Social
Ibrahim Khaleel Eng Kan Hindi Social
Hubert Pinto Eng Kan Hindi Social
THREE SUBJECTS
Shravan Shetty Eng Kan Hindi
Rodney DSouza Eng Kan Maths
Reginald Valder Eng Kan Hindi
Nathan Rodrigues Eng Kan Hindi
Deepak Kumar Eng Kan Hindi
One cannot think crooked an walk straight.
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Dale L DSouza Eng Hindi Social
Afroz Mohammed Eng Hindi Social
TWO SUBJECTS
Sushil Furtado Eng Hindi
Ryan Fernandes Kan Hindi
Wilston DSouza Hindi Social
Prathik R Eng Hindi
Nihal Rego Eng Hindi
Kenneth Shalom Kan Hindi
Deekshith Kumar Eng Hindi
Colin Pinto Eng Kan
Calan Pereira Eng Hindi
Amith DSouza Eng Hindi
Ashwin SubrahmanyaEng Kan
Alden Sequeira Eng Hindi
ONE SUBJECT
Shawn M J Patrao Eng
Roopith DSouza Eng
Om Prasad Kan
Nikil Roche Eng
Nevan Noronha Eng
Nathan Koland Eng
Klevin DAlmeida Hindi
Dominic Saldanha Hindi
Akarshith Rajashekhara Hindi
Ahamed Eng
Aaron DSouza Hindi
VALUE EDUCATION
Govardhan R
RELIGION
Princeton B. DSouza
STD VII AB
Mahammed J Ali Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Kumari Shruthi Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Nishali Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Anoop B DCunha Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Anish G. R Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Roopika Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
FIVE SUBJECTS
Mahesh Nayak Eng Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Niveditha Eng Kan Maths Sci. Social
THREE SUBJECTS
Santhosh Kumar Kan Maths Sci.
TWO SUBJECTS
Grishma Kan Sci
Shwetha Sci Social
Adithya Kan Maths Sci
Crishtan Fernandes Maths Social
Savitha Kan Social
ONE SUBJECT
Indresh A M Maths
Likith Social
Vignesh Nayak Sci.
Sohan Shetty Maths
Mahima Rao Maths
Sharanya B.T. Kan
STD VII C
Gagan P Poojary Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Sohan A Kotian Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Ryan M Fernandes Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Manish A Rodrigues Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
Aster Tauro Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci. Social
FIVE SUBJECTS
Anvith A Kumar Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Anvith V Badikana Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Krithik Kamath K. Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Melroy J Monteiro Eng Kan Hindi Maths Social
Shivam S. Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
FOUR SUBJECTS
Abhay Pai Eng Kan Hindi Maths
Blarren C. DSilva Eng Kan Hindi Social
Naman Hegde Eng Kan Hindi Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Manish V.K. Eng Kan Hindi
Presley S Rodrigues Eng Kan Hindi
Rithesh B. Eng Kan Hindi
Rohan D. Kumar Eng Kan Hindi
Sathvik V.J. Eng Kan Hindi
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
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Shaman H. Shetty Eng Kan Hindi
Swastik Eng Kan Hindi
TWO SUBJECTS
Aaron K. Tatpati Eng Hindi
Amit Neil Fontes Eng Hindi
Calvin E. DCunha Eng Hindi
Dave Bert DSa Eng Hindi
Jithesh K. Kan Hindi
Nandan Hegde Kan Hindi
Nidhisha DBolar Eng Hindi
Rakshith Ujwal B. Kan Hindi
Rion Nazareth Eng Hindi
Sushaan K. Attavar Kan Hindi
Varun Raj P. Kan Hindi
ONE SUBJECT
Dhyan C.K. Kan
Frenith V. DSouza Hindi
Mohd. Asaad Abdulla Hindi
Rohan G. Shetty Hindi
Shawn D Correa Kan
Sudarshan P Hindi
Sujay A. Fernandes Hindi
Std VII D
Arjun K. Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci Social
Reece B DSouza Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci Social
Vijeth Ullal Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci Social
FIVE SUBJECTS
Alston B Roche Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Bhavajith D. B. Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Elton G Pinto Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
Novin Misquith Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
Prajwal Noronha Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Ritvik Shetty Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
Ronan J DSouza Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Shanwill Pinto Eng Kan Hindi Sci. Social
Shreyus M Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Spandan H Shetty Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
Vaman Kamath M Eng Kan Hindi Maths Sci.
FOUR SUBJECTS
Abdul H Haneef Eng Hindi Maths Sci
Carol L Aranha Eng Hindi Maths Sci
Eshwar P. Shetty Eng Kan Hindi Sci
Mokshith S.M. Eng Kan Hindi Maths
Sheldon H Tauro Eng Kan Hindi Maths
THREE SUBJECTS
Angelo S Noronha Eng Hindi Sci.
Darrel A Tholado Eng Hindi Social
Keith S. Monteiro Eng Hindi Sci.
Mrinal J Lobo Eng Hindi Sci.
Meaford A Pinto Eng. Hindi Sci.
Parikshith Kan Hindi Sci.
Shawn S Pereira Eng Kan Hindi
Vishal S DSouza Eng Kan Hindi
TWO SUBJECTS
Damien C. Fernandes Eng Hindi
Hemanth S. Kan Hindi
Rahul L Mathias Eng Sci.
Samuel S Peters Eng Hindi
Sourav B. Kan Hindi
Athul Shetty Kan Hindi
ONE SUBJECT
Athul S.K. Hindi
Caleb Mathew Eng
Chethan Shenoy Hindi
Manash Ajeendran Hindi
Nishwin S Lobo Hindi
Ovin DSouza Hindi
Rahul A Hindi
Reynard S. Lobo Hindi
Ritvik R. Salian Eng
Sarvesh Rao B.S. Hindi
Satvik P.S. Hindi
Shanon K.A. Pinto Kan
Shanon S. DAlmeida Hindi
Syed Ziad Iqbal Hindi
Tushar Kan
VALUE EDUCATION
Krithik Kamath K.0
RELIGION
Elton G Pinto
Never look down on anybody unless youre helping them up.
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The world is steadily progressing. New
inventions and discoveries take place every now
and then. Amenities of life keep increasing. All this
is the result of man's effort. Nothing happens on its
own. Man's necessity makes him find out new
gadgets that add to his comforts and make life an
easier affair.
This proverb has a wider application in life.
If we choose to lead a successful life, we can
do it; on the other hand, if we keep grieving on our
ill-Luck and short comings, we will stay low and
lost.
Genius needs prompt man to action. Action
results in new creations or findings. It in turn marks
man's progress. Let us analyze this concept in the
historical line. In the course of man's evolution, it
- Prithvi P., 5th D
was his necessities that caused him
to engage in explorations and
experiments. Its inevitable result was
all the comforts and luxuries he added
to his life. History of human progress
thus stands proof to the worth of this
proverb.
Problems are always followed by
solutions. Questions are always
followed by answers. Human effort
is the fuel that brings about these
solutions and answers respectively.
Situations demand new
dimensions in life. New thoughts,
lead to actions in new lines. The end
result is new solutions by way 06 new
formulas, new products, new
gadgets, new answers or new
approaches whatever it is, they all
spring from human needs. Thus the
proverb remains quite meaningful.
1. A young blue whale is the size of a small
car.
2. Honey is actually bee's vomit.
3. The poison arrow frog of South and Central
America is the most poisonous animal in the
world.
4. Pizza Margherita was named to honour the
queen of Italy 1889.
5. 6 years is what it took Leo Tolstoy to write
`war and peace'.
- Rolan Lobo, VII C
If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it.
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Water being one of the most
essential necessities of life, becoming
an increasingly scatree resource, needs
careful planning and management.
Availability of safe quality drinking
water is being reduced due to pollution
from sewage and industrial waste. So
water should be meticulously
harnessed and carefully conserved. It should be
economically used and safely disposed off after usage.
The need of the hour is sustainable water
management, especially in the context of meeting the
demands of an increasing population. Simply put, it
means managing our finite water resources for present
needs while keeping in mind the future requirement
of next generation. It also means looking at fresh water
as an exhaustible, natural and essential resource and
seeing watershed areas as sustainable units of water
resource development and management. Uttarkand
state, whose glacial peaks and beautiful valleys hold
age - old ecological secrets, is a measure water bank
for North India. These natural sources are nourished
by rain water, which is the biggest source of water on
this planet.
- Arjun K., VII D
pollution can be reduced by planting more trees. Trees
clean the air of carbon dioxide by photosynthesis. Trees
also bring rain which helps in cleaning the atmosphere.
Factories and power stations are provided with tall
chimneys which carry smoke and waste gasses high up
into the air. In some industries, to settle down pollution,
wastes are sprayed with jet of water in scrubbers before
they reach the chimneys.
- Anel A. D'Souza, VII D
Unfortunately, most of the air we
breathe is not pure. It contains harmful
substances called pollutants which
cause air pollution. Air pollution is one
of the major problems of the world. Air
Dream as if youll live forever. Live as if youll die today.
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- Anshu Sudesh, IVB
If you've ever looked at a rainbow and wondered
how all those bright colors got into the sky, you're not
alone.
The ancient Greeks thought these arcs of color
were signs from the gods to warn people of the terrible
wars or storms that were going to happen. The Norse
People believed a rainbow was a bridge that gods used
to walk down from the sky to the earth. Other legends
said there was a pot of gold waiting at the end of a
rainbow.
But as beautiful as rainbows are, they aren't magic.
And they aren't solid enough to walk on. In fact, a
rainbow is just colored light. The seven colors are
always the same and appear in the same order red,
yellow, orange, green, blue, indigo and violet.
Rainbow often appears after or at the end of a
storm. When the sun is shining again
but there is still some rain in the air. The
sunlight looks white, but all seven
rainbow colors are mixed together in it.
So when a beam of sunlight passes
through the rainbows, it's broken into
the seven different colors.
But you don't have to wait for rain
to see rainbows. They can show up in
the spray of a fountain or a waterfall or
you can make your own with a
hosepipe. Set the nozzle to create a
spray, aim it away from the sun and
then stand between the sun and the
spray. You've got an instant rainbow.
Did you know? There is really no
`end' of a rainbow. Rainbows are
actually full circle. But because we can
see only a limited distance, to the
horizon of earth and sky, we see only
part of the circle.
- Lipson, II B1
My name is Lipson and I am 7 years old. I am
studying in IInd std. I love animals and I have a pet
rabbit named Sweety. It is white in color. It has two big
ears which are pink in color and two red eyes.
Sweety likes to eat carrots, beans,
grass, and cabbage and drinks milk too.
I like to play with my rabbit when I come
back from school. She is also a dear
friend to me. I love my rabbit very
much.
If you dont quit, and dont cheat and dont run home when trouble arrives, you can only win.
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Global warming can be best
defined as the increase in the overall
warming of our planet, which if not
checked will burn all of us alive in the
near future. According to a recent study
green house gauges are the major
cause for the increase of the average
temperature of earth. There is a danger
of coastal regions drowning due to
increase in sea level with the sinking
of glaciers. Thus there is a grave danger
of an entire civilization becoming
extinct in a watery grave. Animals and
plants are also finding it difficult to cope with these
temperature changes. Species after species of both
flora and fauna might disappear from the face of the
earth. Not only this, even human life is getting affected
by Global warming. Epidemics are spreading
frequently. There is heat stress responsible for killing
people. Disease like dengue fever, yellow fever and
encephalitis are indirect results of Global Warming. As
the saying goes "It's never too late", the government
should now try to educate the people about various
kinds of pollution and create public awareness. People
should be involved in helping to reduce and control
pollution. Moreover, punishment should be strictly
given in case of violation of any environmental law so
that such people learn a lesson. Until we all get serious
and resolve to make our planet a better place to live
in, Humanity stands amidst grave danger of perishing
and being destroyed due to the severe problem of
pollution. The need of the day calls each and every
citizen of planet earth to plant trees everywhere
- Hithansh, IVB2
T - Taught us discipline
E - Eager to educate
A - Active and alert
C - Caring and considerate
H - Honest in judgement
E - Ever ready to help us
R - Reaching out to inspire us.
- Shanon Pinto, VII D
Winners never quit and quitters never win.
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pure water. So stop throwing all wastes
into water. The discharged effluents
from factories have many toxic
chemical substances. Govt must take
special interest to work on this matter.
In villages govt must drill bore holes
where water can be drawn by hand or
electric pumps.
Let us join our hands to manage
water pollution and use clean safe
water. Take responsibility to preserve
water. Use it economically because
water is precious. Finally it is the duty
of each and every citizen to prevent
water pollution and make this world
clean, safe and healthy.
- Dean A. D'Souza, VI C
Water is very important in our daily life. Around
the world millions of us share a similar morning routine
that's dominated by water. We wake up in the morning,
make our way to the kitchen, we take water from the
water purifier and prepare a cup of tea or coffee. In
much of the world this is not the routine. Daily life starts
with lack of access to clean water. Instead of turning
on a tap in their homes, people must fetch water for
drinking, cooking and washing from rivers dams, lakes
and ponds. People never boil water before drinking.
They use the same water for drinking, washing clothes,
washing animals, washing vehicles etc. The
consequences are 1.8 million deaths each year from
diarrhea, cholera, typhoid and dysentery. According to
W.H.O. most of the deaths of children under five are
caused by unsafe water.
What can be done?
There is hope. Public and private organization
must work hard to solve the problem. We must
educate the people in rural areas. We should teach
them how to manage and handle water in a way to
avoid illness and disease. Greater population needs
education on the importance of hand washing. Many
people put their unwashed hands in clean water, this
behavior needs to be changed.
We should understand that nature gifted us clean,
When youre a winner youre always happy, but if youre happy as a loser youll always be a loser.
THE LETTER G
- Athul S.K., VII D
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It was Monday, around 7.30a.m. I
heard my mom calling my name and
asking me to get ready to school. After
an enjoyable outing to Pandit's resort
on Sunday, I didn't feel like getting up.
But when she reminded me about the
club activity hour and told me that if I
am not interested to go to school she
would not pack my tiffin, I immediately
went to brush my teeth.
When I saw the clock it was already
8.00 a.m. my van would reach near the
gate within 10 minutes. So I had to
hurry. I rushed to the bathroom, wore
my uniform and was seated at the
dining table within such a short span. My mom fed me
2 dosas and washed my face. By then the van driver
began to honk. Waving to my dad, I ran out and sat in
near the front door. We had just reached pumpwell
circle, when it began to rain heavily. Then I realized
that I had forgotten to get my umbrella.
When the van reached the school I got down. But
I was feeling scared, because I had not got wet till now.
I remembered the words of my sister, that one of her
classmates had fever because of getting drenched in
the rain. If I too fall sick, then who will swallow those
bitter tablets? How wi ll I be able to attend
functions? But when I saw my friend Anson walking
coolly without an umbrella, I too began to follow him.
Then I realized why most of the college boys don't carry
umbrellas with them. The fun of getting wet in the rain
is very strange. How could you feel how the water pours
from the sky and drips down your hair nose
tongue wow!!! What an exciting feeling it is to splash
water everywhere and run.
On that day I decided that I will not get scared of
water and will surely join swimming coaching at
Country Club, for which I was never ready. Now I always
wish that I would forget my umbrella on a rainy day
and enjoy.
- Hershelle L Tauro, IV B1
Carlos : If I eat eight watermelons at one time, what will you give me?
Franklin : The bus fare to go to the hospital
****
Kamlesh : The stories I write are like faithful dogs.
Romeo : How?
Kamlesh : Because whenever I send them to a magazine,
they come back to me without fail. - Anson D'Souza, II B1
They always win who side with God.
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It isn't only living things that have
energy. A dead tree has hidden energy.
When we burn its wood it gives out
warmth or heat energy. The sun also
makes heat energy as it constantly
burns.
The sun gives off not just heat but
also light as light energy. The battery in
a torch makes it shine, generating light
energy. But if we put the same battery
in a radio, we get music. A battery's
energy is known as `electrical energy`.
And in a toy car that electrical energy
produces movement, or "kinetic
energy".
If we couldn't use heat, light or
electrical energy we wouldn't be able
to drive a car or cook food. We wouldn't
have light at night. Basically, we have
to use the energy of our own bodies.
And that would mean eating a lot more
and doing a lot less.
Without energy in our bodies, we wouldn't be able
to do anything. We couldn't walk, talk, or even play.
Energy is usable power. And all energy is related to some
kind of motion.
All living things need energy, no matter what they
do. Plants get their energy from sun light. Animals then
eat plants and take in energy stored in plants. The
energy is then stored in chemicals inside the animals
as food energy.
- Hershelle L Tauro, IV B1
Once a teacher asked the children to list the Seven
Wonders of the world. With furrowed brows and tight
little fists holding pens and pencils, the little scholars
set to work to recall the world's greatest wonders. The
Taj Mahal, the pyramids of Egypt, the Hanging
gardens Most had completed their answers. One little
girl sat thinking. She did not seem to have anything to
write. The teacher wondered: "should I help her with
some clues?" She approached the child and asked her:
- Faadil, IB2
"Are you finding it difficult to remember
the seven wonders? "No", the little girl
answered, "I know that list. But I was
thinking! There are greater wonders
very close to us. I want to write about
these".
"What are these wonders?" the
teacher asked. "I think the greatest
wonders are these" "What are these
wonders" the teacher asked. "I think the
greatest wonders are these", the girl
replied, "Our eyes and ears, our mouth
and nose, our hands and feet, our head
and heart, and our memory".
If youre a champion, you have to have it in your heart.
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87% of our planets water is found in oceans and is
salty. Only about 3% of the water on earth is fresh water.
The water on which all lives on land depend for survival
Freshwater exists in lakes, rivers, wetlands, groundwater,
but most of it is locked away in form of ice caps and
glaciers located in the Polar Regions. As such only 1% of
all freshwater found on this planet is accessible for
human use. On an average each person who lets the tap
run while brushing wastes about 7 liters of water. If 1.21
billion Indians simply learn to put off the while brushing
their teeth, we could conserve 8.47 billion liters of water
in just a day.
Water is often described as a gift of nature. It
nourishes every plant, animal and human cell on the
planet. Of all the resources required for sustaining life
on our planet, water is arguably the most important.
Not only do we need water to grow, generate power
and run industries, but we need it as basic part of our
daily lives - the chemical reactions in all plants and
animals, including us, that support life takes place in a
water medium. History too, shows the importance of
water - societies have traditionally settled on the banks
of rivers and human civilization have blossomed or
withered depending on the availability of reliable and
clean freshwater. Besides nourishing life on Earth and
sustaining societies, water also affects all natural
processes on the planet. It plays a major role in the
complex processes of Earth's climate.
1. Imagine over six thousand microscopes, each with a lens. Now imagine a bee's eye. The eyes
have 6300 lenses too!
2. Just one sneeze can fire 1, 00,000 from your nose at 152 just per second.
3. Is your eyesight good? A leopard's eyesight is so sharp that it can see a man blink from a
hundred yard.
4. Did you know that a soccer player takes 10,000 strides during an average game?
5. The bird with brake power better than a car is the African eagle. It can fly at 100 mph and
bring itself to a halt in just 20 feet.
- Nishan N. VIth
Aster Tauro, VII C
It is better to be defeated on principle than to win on lies.
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- Pranaam B.P., III STD
Once upon a time in a small village there was a
small hut in which an old lady and her grandson lived.
They also had a goat as their pet. One day the old lady
fells sick. As the grandson did not have any money to
cure his grandmother he tooks the goat to the market
to sell it. He sold the goat to a rich man telling him
that his grandmother is not well and so he needs
money. The rich man and his mistress
liked the honesty of the grandson and
asked him to marry the rich man's
daughter. The young boy asked the rich
man to talk to his grandmother about
his marriage. The rich man then gots his
daughter to the hut to meet the young
boy's grandmother. The grandmother
then asked 3 questions to the rich man's
daughter. The rich man's daughter
answered all the 3 questions wisely. The
grandmother then agreed for her
grandsons marriage with the rich man's
daughter. The grandson got married to
the rich man's daughter and they lived
happily ever after.
Jagan, a poor
woodcutter and his family
spent their life in poverty.
One day Jagan went to the
forest to cut some wood.
On his way he found a bag full of money. Jagan picked up
the bag, and handed it over to the king. The king was
pleased with Jagans honesty and made him his treasurer.
Jagan's family was very happy when they heard this
news. His mother said "Honesty always pays off".
- Rayan, I B
See a Kangaroo
Hop, Hop, Hop
On the hill
Top, top, top
Going to the sweet
Shop, shop, shop
To buy a lolli
Pop, Pop, Pop
The man who has no imagination has no wings. - Muhammad Ali
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There are lots of ways to save
water around the home as much of the
water we use is wasted. By making a
few small changes in your habits you
can help save water, not by going short
or without, but by cutting out waste and
unnecessary use.
Check for leaks
Leaking taps, toilets, shower heads
and other water-using devices are
major wastes of water. Just one leaking
tap can waste, 2,000 liters per month
and increase your water bi ll
unnecessarily.
Most leaks are easy to detect and
easy to repair with basic know-how and
the right tools.
You can also use your water meter
to check whether you have a leak, check
for water leaks.
Tips around the home
Sing shorter songs in the shower:
every minute that you don't spend in
the shower saves you seven liters of
water. Reduce your shower by one
minute and you'll save about, 2,500
liters of water a year.
Turn off the tap when brushing
teeth or shaving: a running tap wastes
10 liters per minute.
Washing vegetables: plug that sink when you're
preparing vegetables it'll save you up to 10 liters per
minute
No half measures in the kitchen or laundry: a full
load of dishes or laundry uses less water and power
than two half loads.
A scrape will do! Today's modern dishwashers and
detergent mean there's no need to pre-rinse, just
scrape and pop the dishes in the machine - give it a go,
you might be surprised by the results.
Water saving devices
There are many water saving devices that you can
buy to reduce your water use. These include aerators
(mix air with water), flow regulators (to reduce the flow
of water), dual flush toilets and cistern displacement
devices (gizmos) for single flush toilets. Many devices
aren't very expensive.
In the garden
Being water wise in the garden and outside means
we reduce the amount of high quality drinking water
used on lawns, plants and pavements. Sprinklers are
the biggest cause of unnecessary water usage as they
water where not needed and often over water.
Water wise tips in the garden and outside
It's a lawn not a lake! Even at the height of summer
a weekly drink is all your lawn needs. Super smart tip:
if the grass springs back when you walk on it there's
no need to water.
Install a rain barrel: a rain barrel is a great way to
cheer up your plants and keep your water bill down.
Use a bucket to wash your car. This uses up to 125
liters less water than a hosepipe does.
Simple mulch for your garden reduces the water
that evaporates by up to 70 per cent and means less
time spent watering.
Water early in the morning or evening to reduce
water lost to evaporation.
Sweep paths and drive ways instead of washing
them.
Use a watering can or a hose with a hand - held
trigger to minimize wastage and direct water only
where needed.
- Pranaam B.P., III STD
In basketball - as in life - true joy comes from being fully present in each and every moment. - Phil Jackson
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There are two types of elephants. One is Asian
elephant and another is African elephant.
Asian elephants are the Indian elephant Sri Lankan
elephant, Sumatran and Borneo elephant.
- Prasanna, IB2
Insects are small animals. All insects carry three
pairs of legs and usually two pairs of wings. An insect
- Pratham R. Shetty, IIB2
African elephants are larger than
Asian elephant and of two types African
bush elephant & African forest elephant.
The elephants food is mainly green
leaves from the tree tops. The foot of an
elephant has five toes. The foot of an
elephant is formed in such a way that
when they work, they are effectively
walking on tip toe.
Elephants have 26 teeth. The
elephants use their tusks for digging,
ripping bark from trees and foraging, as
their tusks are essentially no different
from normal teeth.
Elephant is a big animal and also a
beautiful one.
is a breathing animal with a hard jointed
exoskeleton. Some of the insects are -
cricket, ladybug, dragonflies, honeybee,
caterpillar, earthworm, spider,
cockroach, housefly, mosquito,
butterfly etc.
Some of the insects are useful e.g.:
earthworm, honeybee. Some of the
insects are harmful e.g.: housefly,
mosquito. Ladybugs and butterflies are
favorite insects of children.
Money - Isn't Everything
Money can buy a house
But not a home
Money can buy a bed
But not sleep
Money can buy a clock
But not time
Money can buy a book
But not knowledge
Money can buy food
But not a appetite
Money can buy position
But not respect
Money can buy blood
But not life
Money can buy Insurance
But not safety
Money is not everything
Money can buy Medicine
But not health
-Lakshmish IV B1
MONEY
Use what talents you possess; The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best. - Henry Dyke
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`Manners makes a man' is a true
saying. By manners we mean proper
and respectful behaviour towards all
with whom we come in contact. Good
manners are learnt early in life. A child
born in a cultured family will learn to
be respectful to others because he will
see his elders behaving gently. A child
born in an uncultured family will be
disrespectful because he sees his elders
behaving badly towards others. A child
will learn whatever he is taught. So a
little carelessness on the part of the
parents is likely to spoil him and it will be difficult to
reform him afterwards. Good manners form an
important part of our civilization. We know a man from
his manners. Manners are important for our conduct
in the society. So we put too much stress on learning
manners. Parents want to teach manners to their
children. Teachers want to teach manners to their
pupils. Mentors want to teach manners to their
disciples. Good manners speak of a mans culture and
upbringing. Those with Good manners easily win
praises and love from others. Good manners are judged
by one's behavior towards others. An ill-mannered and
uncultured person is not liked by anyone. Good
manners are taught in the family and school. Good
manners go a long way to make a man a success. They
make a man look dignified. A good manner depends
on family, tradition and background. First of all, a child
learns how to speak or behave with others in his family
atmosphere.
'Live and let other live' should be our motto.
- Bharath M., IV B1
Along the lonely hillside I stay
Waiting for tired passerby
I know not the rainfall or sunshine
But the duty to perform my entire life
Let a tired soul rest on my lap
Let the cute little birds stay on my back,
Let me provide you shade in the scorching heat
And ample fruits for you to eat
There comes autumn when all of my leaves fall
But I still remain rigid and tall
Waiting for spring to cover me up with beauty
And to be ready again to carry out my duty.
- Roopith P D'Souza
Never let the odds keep you from doing what you know in your heart you were meant to do. - H. Jackson Brown, Jr
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- Roopith D'Souza, VID
Boys of spirit, boys of will
Boys of muscle, brain and power
Fit to cope with anything
These are wanted every hour
Not the weak and whining drones
Who all troubles magnify
Not the watch - word of "I cannot"
But the noble one "I will try"
Do whatever you have to do,
With a true and earnest zeal
Bend your sinews to the task,
"Put your shoulder to the wheel"
Though your duty may be hard,
Look not one it is an ill
If it be an honest task,
Do it with an honest will
In the workshop, on the farm,
At the desk, wherever you be,
From your future effort, boys
Comes a nation's destiny
I see you laughing
With your new friends
And seeing the laughter of yours
Makes me go back to the old days
Those days when we were best friends
Those days when we were inseparable,
Those giggles we shared
Those tears we wiped
Never knew I'd see a day
When we wouldn't be together
A day when I wouldn't know
The reason for your laughter
I don't let my tears fall
`Because I know you are not
there to wipe them.'
I don't show you my pain
As I know you don't care.
But I know a day will come
When you'll miss me too
And my friend,
I'll be always waiting for you!
Till the end.
PUZZLES
A man and his son are in a car accident. The father dies on the scene but the child is rushed
to the hospital when he arrives the surgeon says "I can't operate on this boy, he is my son! How
can this be" Ans : The surgeon is the boy's mother.

You are participating in a race. You overtake the second what position do you finish.
Ans.: Second
Make each day your masterpiece. - John Wooden
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Once in a village
there was a man called
Raju. He was very
clever. One day, he
went out of his house,
and he saw two men
Ramu and Somu,
fighting for a goat.
Raju went there and
asked what the matter
is. Ramu said to Raju,
that the goat was his. Some said to
Ramu, that the goat was his.
Both of them were again
fighting. Raju said stop! And he said
"I will cut this goat into 2 pieces, and
I will give one piece to Somu and
another to Ramu. As soon as Somu
heard this, he said "Please don't cut my
goat. But Ramu said "let it be it will
be equal" Hearing what Ramu had said,
Raju gave the goat to Somu. Ramu said "how can
you prove that it is Somu's". Raju said when I said
that I will cut the goat into two pieces Somu felt
pity for the goat, but you said let it be" Hearing
that Somu thanked for Raju for saving the goat.
Water management is essential
not only for the development but for
the very existence of the people. It is
because of non-realisation of this, in
many developing countries floods
and draughts go side by side.
Basically dams are built to harness
the river water so that it can be
utilized for future use and partially
checking the flood.
Nature evaporates the water
from sources and supplies it to the
world through rains. But it may not supply
it at the same time, in the the same quantity
and at the location we need it in. It is here
that water management through big
reservoirs is necessary.
In developing countries like India 69%
is used for agriculture, 23% for industries and 8%
for domestic use. For improving the general quality
of life and food production, we require more energy.
Hydro power being the cheapest, we should have
dams to generate it. Some of the famous dams in
India are: Tehri Dam, Horacid Dam, Bhakra Nangal
Dam and Tungabhdra Dam. There is a notion that
big dam's create ecological hazards. In October
2000, the Supreme Court gives judgment that it
will not be correct to presume something that will
result in an ecological disaster.
- Joswin V Pinto, Vth
- Vaman Kamath, VII D
You always pass failure on the way to success. - Mickey Rooney
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Earth is the home of man. Man lives and works in
it. But man being considered the most superior living
being has rapidly polluted mother earth. Among this
water pollution is one of the most discussed pollution.
Despite water not being alive, through our pollution
we are killing it.
The average human survives only for 3 days
without water. Inspite of this situation we continue to
pollute water, as if it is available in abundance to us.
Rivers are too polluted for fishing, swimming and
aquatic life. The large amount of decay, caused by the
death of massive algae has flourished as a result of
chemical fertilizers. This will use up a lot of oxygen in
the water. The acidification results in the lakes being
able to support a less varied amount of species, such
as fish, shrimp and clams. Also as a result of lack of
fish, loons and other water birds die.
Water pollution world wide is the loide leading
cause of deaths. There are three types of water
pollutions and they are:-
PHYSICAL: Visible types of garbage
BIOLOGICAL: Contamination by bacteria
CHEMICAL: Contamination of water by harmful
chemicals. Seventy three different kinds of patricides
have been found in ground water. Spilling oil in some
countries has resulted in burning and killing of aquatic
birds. In addition, the population of fish eating birds is
also on the decline. As all the chemicals are being
released into water bodies several species of fish with
tumors and lesions are suffering.
What can we do to save our
mother earth?
1. Make sure bottles and jars have a
top: so small animals can't get stuck
inside.
2. Be responsible with you garbage.
3. Help keep mother earth clean
4. Avoid pesticides into water
5. Use environment friendly
detergents
By using these basic steps we can
save our resourceful earth and its
species. Remember : Every drop counts.
- Benet C Braganza, V D
He :Tell me one joke
She :The government has decided
to arrest Veerappan alive or
his dead body.
He :I asked you to tell a joke. You
are reading the newspaper.
- Anson D'Souza, II B1
You cannot change the circumstances, the seasons, or the wind, but you can change yourself. That is something you have.
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aquatic animals and arboreal animals.
Our surrounding environment has different land
features.
Rivers, lakes, mountains, forests are some of the
natural features.
Each land feature has specific plants and animals.
Forest is the wealth of our country.
Water is important to everyone. We need water.
The water we use for drinking and cooking should
be clean.
Use less water and save it.
Sea is a huge water body. But sea water is salty.
We cannot drink this water.
I have loved and enjoyed school
life in St Aloysius Primary School.
My heart now aches to think that,
very soon, I shall be out of the
threshold of this marvellous school.
I still can't believe how fast time
has flown. The memories of my past,
about six years ago, when I first
entered St Aloysius School as a six
year old is still fresh in my mind. I
hated coming to school then but as time passed, I
began to love this school.
I now realize that the time has come to bid
farewell to this school and my heart is filled with
memories of days filled with laughter, in this school,
of the teachers who guided me, of friends who
always stood by me, at all times and of the noisy
classroom.
I would like to thank my school and my teachers
for the wholehearted support and encouragement
rendered to me. It has helped me to grow. I would
also like to thank my friends for being a part of my
school days and making them more cherish-able!
- Manash A, VII D
There are many things around us.
Some are living things and some are
non-living things. Living and non-
living things are present in our
environment. Depending upon their
living environment, the animals are
grouped as terrestrial animals,
- Rahul Jaison D'Souza, IIIrd B2
Many of lifes failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
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PREFACE : Water is the fundamental base for
the living beings of earth. Our earth is called as blue
planet because it looks blue in space. Three fourth of
earth is covered with water, due to this it looks blue
and unique from other planets.
POLLUTION : We human beings do not use
sea water. We use only river water. But now especially
in India our rivers are polluted. Most of the rivers have
dried. We are responsible for this pollution. Factory
wastage, drainage, washing, throwing ashes after
cremation and plastics are causes of pollution.
UNDER WATER : We have Under Water in
earth but due to the lack of wells, lake, ponds, fields,
cutting of trees our under water level has decreased.
In urban areas people drill bore-wells.
These are the causes for declining
under water level in India.
PROTECT THE WATER : If
we use nature like this, one day we will
suffer scarcity of water.
We should conserve water by
giving awareness and knowledge to
public. We should take strict measure
to restrict pollution. Public should be
aware and fight against pollution. We
should encourage rain water
harvesting. Protecting forest is also
necessary.
OUR RESPONSI BILITY : We
the students should learn to save water.
We should not waste the tap water in
the house or in school. We should learn
to use water carefully. We should save
water not only for this generation but
for the next generations too. If we save
water; it will save us.
- Nishan S V C
Environment means the surroundings around us
which include land, water, air, plants, animals, solid
wastes and other things. Environment is a basic
component of our life. Temperature, light, soil,
humidity have a major influence in creating an
environment for us to live in.
Now a days due to increase in industries our
environment gets polluted. Hence it is our duty to
protect the environment from getting polluted so that
we can live in a clean and a safe environment happily.
- Meaford A Pinto, VII D
Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. - Theodore Roosevelt
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Mom is such
A special word
The loveliest
I've ever heard.
A toast to you
Above all the rest
Mom you're so special
You are simply the best!
Two squirrels
Cheenu and meenu
were neighbours.
But Cheenu didn't
like Meenu. One
day Cheenu fell in the river accidently.
"Help, I am going to die", cried Cheenu loudly.
Meenu heard Cheenu's cry and ran to the spot
without wasting time, she put her bushy tail around
- Riyan, Ist B2
him and dragged him to the river
bank Cheenu who was very ashamed
said, "You helped me in my hour of
need you are a true friend indeed!"
- Vinish Machado, IIB2
A child is like a butter fly in the wind
Some can fly higher than others
But each one flies the best it can
Why compare one to another?
Each one is different
Each one is special
Each one is beautiful.
- Shawn Regan D'Souza, IB2
My dog guards my house and my cat catches
mice. My guinea fowls cry and follow me when I
go out. My father has made a small fish pond for
my fishes.
My hen has hatched three eggs. Now I have
three little chicks as new members of my family.
My pets love me a lot and I love them too. I
spend a lot of my time with them. I feel very happy
when they play with me.
Pets are a joy to the heart
I love birds, guinea fowls, dogs,
cats, fish, and hens etc. as pets. I take
care of my pets along with my
parents. Each of my pet is identified
by its name. They are a part of my
family.
Believe and you will achieve. - Jasmine
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"If there is magic on this planet" wrote
anthropologist Loren Easily; "It is contained in water".
The magic that water has worked on this planet is
all around us in countless forms; its magic is life! It was
in water that the planets first living thing was born
millions of years ago. It was water that played a key
role in nourishing the diversity of life that followed and
it is water that is vital for sustaining all life forms even
today!
Water is often described as a gift of nature and for
valid reasons. It nourishes every plant, animal and hu-
man cell on the planet. Of all the resources required
for sustaining life on our planet, water is arguably the
most important. Not only do we need water to grow
our food, generate power and run our daily lives, the
chemical reactions in all plants and animals including
us. that support life takes place in a water medium.
History too, shows the importance of
water. Societies have traditionally
settled on the banks of rivers and hu-
man civilizations have blossomed or
withered depending on the availability
of reliable and clean freshwater.
Besides nourishing life on earth
and sustaining societies, water also
affects all natural processes on the
planet. It plays major roles in the
complex processes of earth's climate
which in turn influences earth's
ecosystems thus the well being of
mankind.
Water, which covers about 70% of
our bodies also covers70% of the
planet's surface. The two facts illustrate
the critical linkages between water,
human beings and the planet.
Water in essence, represents life
and by saving water, we can save lives.
- Rohan G. Shetty, VII C
Minny was a greedy
cat. One day she saw a
jar full of jaggery. G
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"Ooow" cried Minny. She ran
to her home. Thus, greedy
Minny learnt a lesson.
"Wow! Yummy!"
thought Minny. She put
her paw inside the jar.
The jaggery was full of
ants, and they bit Minny
all over her paw.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. - Joan W. Donaldson
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50,000 come to the international level, 50 reach
Wimbledon, 4 reach the semi final, 2 to the final
and only one gets the cup. Last year when I got the
cup I never asked GOD 'Why me'?
Therefore, whenever we get any illness or
suffering we should not blame God. We should
always remember to thank God for all good things
he has done to us.
Our loving parents and caring teachers are great
blessings of God to us. Let us all thank god for
these gifts.
Many children in India do not get an
opportunity to go to school. But we are fortunate
to study in this great institution St Aloysius college
primary school is aiming at the integral formation
of every child studying here.
Let us all thank god for our Institution by
achieving success in every area of our life.
Arther Robert Ashe was a great
Tennis player from Virginea of the
United States of America. He was the
first African American to win the
Wimbledon Award.
In 1983 he had a heart attack and
underwent a heart surgery. During
this surgery the blood he received
was infected with a deadly virus.
Hence he fell sick and was about to
die. At that time one of his fans wrote
him a letter asking "Why god selected
you for this deadly disease?" Then
Arthur Ashe replied to the letter
saying. In the world there will be 50
million children who start playing
tennis, 5 million learn to play tennis,
only 5 lahk learn professional tennis,
- Rishon Nazareth, IB
If my life is dark, you are a spark
If I am the flower, you are its scent
You straighten my life which is bent.
If I am the garden, you are the fence
If I am the house, you are the base.
If I am the dress, you are the lace
If I am the sky, you are the sun
You are my mother in word's true sense.
Mother dear, do please hear
You are my friend in every sphere
You join me in joy and tear
- Rachith D'Souza, IB2
If you can imagine it, you can create it. If you dream it, you can become it. - william Arthur Ward
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1. Where do fish keep their money?
2. What is round as a dishpan and no matter the size?
All the water in the ocean can't fill it up?
3. What's full of holes but still holds water?
4. What is a eating on ice?
5. What kind of fish chases a mouse?
6. A horse is tied to a 20 foot long rope. The horse
wants to get some water that is 30 feet away. The
horse gets the water easily. How is this?
7. What kind of rock is found in the bottom of the
Mississippi river?
8. What grows when it eats, but dies when it drinks?
- Ronan D'souza, VII D
9. What can be swallowed, but can also
swallow you?
10.What doesn't get any wetter, no
matter how much rain falls on it?
11.What lives in winter, dies in summer
and grows with its root upward?
12.What three letters mean "stiff
water"?
13.What kind of bank needs no money?
14.What runs and has no feet, roars but
has no mouth?
15.What runs but never gets tired?
A n s w e r s :
1 . I n a r i v e r b a n k , o f c o u r s e ! 2 . A s i e v e 3 . S p o n g e 4 . A c o o l c a t
5 . A c a t f i s h 6 . T h e o t h e r e n d o f t h e r o p e i s n o t t i e d t o a n y t h i n g
7 . W e t r o c k s 8 . F i r e 9 . W a t e r
1 0 . A n i c i c l e 1 1 . I c e 1 2 . A r i v e r b a n k
1 3 . T h e s e a 1 4 . W a t e r f r o m a t o p a r i v e r
-Abhishith B. Kunder, IVB
trees are required for oxygen and for
all the living creatures living on earth.
We must protect the trees. We must
plant more trees. So people can live
happy and healthy for the rest of their
life.
Year age many animals were living in the forest.
Now animals are disappearing in the forest because
people are cutting trees.
Tree is required for many needs. Such as table,
chairs, bed etc. We must not cut the trees, because
SAVE NATURE
Never regret. If its good, Its wonderful. If its bad, its experience. - Victoria Holt
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There was a meat seller in a village. He used to
cheat everybody who came to his shop. Once a
poorman come to his shop. He wanted to buy some
sweet meat. The seller gave him meat weighing less
than the actual weight. When the poor man objected,
the meat seller retorted that the poor man would
have to carry less. The poor man also paid one rupee
less saying that the seller would have
less to count. Thus the poor man
taught a lesson to the meat seller.
The author who shakes the most - Shakespeare
The quickest author - Jonathan Swift
The most childish author - Leo Tolstoy
The richest author - Goldsmith
The longest author - Long Fellow
The author who is frozen - Robert Frost
- Ibrahim Nashaath, II B1
1. Story
A king had a wise minister, who had deep faith
in god. He often said, "It is all for the best". Once
the king gots a boil on his finger, the surgeon cuts
it. The Minister said, "It is all for the best". The
king gets angry and threw him in jail. After some
days the king goes to the forest for hunting. There
he was caught by tribals. They decided to sacrifice
him to their god. But the cut finger saves him. The
tribes leave him, as it was forbidden in their
community to sacrifice a handicapped person. The
king come back to his country happily. As he realized
his fault, he sets the minister free and begged him
to re-join the court as his minister. The Minister
forgave the king and accepts to be his minister.
2. Story
- Siddharth M.K., V C
The great Authors
Dont let what you cant do stop you from doing what you can do. - John Wooden
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There was a salt merchant. He used to load his
donkey with salt and take him to the village
everyday. On the way both the merchant and the
donkey used to pass through a river. One day when
the donkey was passing through the river his foot
slipped and he fell down. Some of the salt was
dissolved in the river water. The donkey felt happy
due to lighter weight on his back.
The next day the donkey intentionally fell into
the river. He did so with the aim of dissolving some
of the salt in the river water. This time also his
-Skanda Mayya P., III B2
weight becomes lighter. The donkey
felt happy. It was very comfortable
for the donkey; but it was a great loss
to his master.
The merchant was a wise man.
He thought of a trick to teach his
donkey a lesson. On that day he
loaded his donkey with bags of
cotton. As usual he fell into the mid
river. Against his wish, the load
became heavier and he found it
difficult to carry it. The merchant
began to beat the donkey mercilessly.
From that day, the donkey did not
repeat his trick.
1. What did the Atlantic Ocean say to the Pacific Ocean
when they met?
2. Why is Christmas coming early this year?
3. How did the captain want the deck to look?
4. How deep is the Mariana Trench?
5. What kind soap keeps you afloat?
6. Why didn't the fish go to movies on Saturday?
7. Why couldn't the flounder join the chorus?
8. What was the ocean's favorite subject in school?
9. What did the ship say to the pier?
A N S . : 1 . N o t h i n g i t j u s t w a v e d 2 . B e c a u s e t h e c a t
w e n t t o t h e b e a c h a n d c a m e b a c k w i t h s a n d y c l a w s
3 . S h i p s h a p e 4 . N o w t h a t ' s a d e e p q u e s t i o n b e c a u s e
i t ' s a n a m a z i n g d e p t h o f 1 1 0 3 4 m 5 . L i f e b u o y 6 .
T h e y p r e f e r r e d t o s t a y i n s c h o o l 7 . B e c a u s e i t s a n g
f l a t 8 . C u r r e n t e v e n t s 9 . W h a t ' s u p d o e
- Reece D'souza, VII D
I never quit untill I get what I want. - Thomas Edison
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A watch is a small timepiece, typically worn
either on the wrist or attached on a chain and
carried in a pocket. Wristwatches, however, are the
most common type of watch used today. Watches
evolved in the 17th century from spring powered
clocks, which appeared in 15th century. The first
watches were strictly mechanical. As technology
progressed, the mechanisms used to measure time
have, in some cases been replaced by use of quartz
vibrations or electro- magnetic pulses and are called
quartz movements. The first digital electronic watch
was developed in 1970.
1. Pebbles smoothed and heaped up the sea.
2. Hole cut through the cliff, then enlarged by the
action of water.
3. Dent in the coast made by ocean water attacking
easily eroded rock over time.
4. Flat area of rock fragments finally ground by
the sea.
5. Hole worn by waves attacking a weakness in
layers of roack.
6. Pile of rock rising above the waves that have
been cut off from the mainland.
7. Cliff of hard, resistant rock jumping into the sea.
- Reece D'souza, VII D
A LITTLE ROUGH AROUND THE EDGES!!!
ANY GUESSES????
1. SHINGLE BEACH
2. ARCH
3. BAY
4. SANDY BEACH
5. SEA CAVE
6. SEA STACK
7. HEADLAND
- Rohan G. Shetty, VII C
TRUE
FRIENDSHIP
True friendship
Is like a seed
The more you
Care for
it grows,
You sow it in
Your life
And you water it with secrets
And provide sunshine like smiles,
as you see it grow
As each moment passes
You remember it.
And wish that this
Bond forever grows
- Dannon D'Souza
Shoot for the moon. Ever if you miss, youll land among the stars. - Les Brown
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* Select any 3 digit num-
ber, without repeating
any digit.
* Write all the possible 2
digit numbers that can
be formed using the
three digits from step 1.
* Total all the 2 digit
numbers
* Divide the sum by the
sum of the original 3
digit number
Example
247
24, 47, 72, 27, 42, 74
24+47+72+27+42+74 - 286
2+4+7 = 13
28613=22
- Colin Aubrey Pinto, VI D
* The answer will always be 22.
1. What are strawberries when they are sad?
2. Where do you find a one - handed monster?
3. How do hens dance?
4. What do cats read every Sunday?
5. What's always behind time?
6. Why is `H' the most popular letter?
7. In what do the bees go to school?
1 . B l u e b e r r i e s ! 2 . I n a s e c o n d - h a n d s t o r e !
3 . C h i c k t o c h i c k 4 . T h e m e w s o f t h e w o r l d .
5 . T h e b a c k o f a c l o c k 6 . B e c a u s e i t i s t h e s t a r t
o f e v e r y h o l i d a y ! 7 . S c h o o l - b u z z
- Colin Aubrey Pinto, VI D
- Colin Aubrey Pinto, VI D
Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. - St Francis de Sales
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-Colin Aubrey Pinto, VI D
Its food is blood,
Yet it's not a ghost
It sings at night
Yet it's not a nightingale
It sings in the dark
Yet it's not a humming bee
Its birth is in water
Yet it's not a swimming frog.
-Colin Aubrey Pinto, VI D
Which states in India do these facts belong to?
1. The Todas, Tudas, Tudavans or Todar tribe live in the hills
in this state.
2. Chamoli, reputed for its shrines and temples is one of the
hill districts in India.
3. Badami Town, known for its cave temple is found in this
state.
4. This state is known as the sugar bowl of India.
5. The famous Deogarh Mahal and temple are located in this
state.
6. Lushai hills are in this state
7. Gidda dance is a famous cultural form in this state.
8. This state is popularly known as Blind Valley.
9. Loktak Lake, the largest freshwater lake in northeast India
is also called the only floating lake in the world. It is located
in this state.
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Where there is water
There is life
No water no life.
A drop of water
A deity
Keep it
Serve it.
- Ricky D Sequeira, VII C
Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts. - Winston Churchill
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My house is nice and neat. I like my house very
much. I can sleep, sit, stand and satisfy all my needs
in my house. I can also listen to music and watch
T.V. in my house. My father, mother, sister,
grandfather, grandmother and I live in my house. I
love my grandparents very much. There is a
beautiful garden in my house where I can play. I
love my house very much. My home is a sweet
home.
- Aniketh Kumar Malli, IB1
Who teaches us
to love our parents
and to care
for our neighbours?
who teaches us
to share with the others.
and to help
our brothers and sisters?
It is none but god who cares;
so let us also be caring always.
TEACHER
My House
- Aniketh Kumar Malli, IB1
- Chirag Shriyan, II B1
If you sit and listen in a wood,
You can hear the trees whispering
If you sit and listen by a pond,
You can hear the fish singing
But if you talk back they will stop talking
And they will sit and listen.
TREES AND LAKES
INVADING ANTS
Looking for food that's
On the ground,
Ruining my picnic
Crawling and scattering
All around
On every tree and stick
Creeping, crawling
Everywhere
Marching up my pants
Bites sting so much, I just
Can't bear
Those monsters known as ants
It is never too late to be what we might have been. - George Eliot
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E-mails started in 1971. The first e-mail sent by Roy Tomlinson was written entirely
in Uppercase!
Galileo became totally blind shortly before his death probably from looking at the
sun too much.
About 800 movies are released annually in India, about twice the output of
Hollywood.
The Tomato is the world's most popular fruit, selling more than bananas and oranges!
Dogs have 1700 taste buds, Humans have about 9000 and catfishes have 1,00,000!
For a catfish, taste really matters!
A female mackerel (a Fish) lays 5,00,000 eggs at one time!
- Mokshith S.M.
- Ritvik R.S., VII D
You'll never return
But my heart wasn't ready to learn
All I hope is that you'll come
Back, my friend
I'll be waiting for you
Till the end
You left me alone, with no
One to wipe my tears
Even after being best
Friends for eight years
Still, never did I blame
You nor complain
Though slowly and
Slowly your absence
Drives me insane
I tried to accept the fact that
- Nishan N. VIth
My mother
She's none like other
She loves
She is caring
Makes me read
Makes me play
I am lucky
To have her as my "Mummy"
- Pawan, IB2
The purpose of life is a life of purpose. - Robert Byre
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Her loving, caring hand
On my aching head
When sick with fever
I'm stuck in bed
From heaven above
This angel come
Dad calls her darling
I call her mum
Into his strong shoulder
I do like to snuggle
After a long, tired day
When I need candle
Examination I say, is a great botheration
For students it means a lot of preparation
Goining in a lot of fact and fiction
In history there is administration
Then economic and social condition
Of many a by - gone civilization
Which leaves a jumble of confusion?
In geography there is vegetation
And a map to mark the location
Maths problems include solution
And in chemistry you get the wrong equation
Languages! Techers say you lack in expression
- Shiva Balaji K.
For his loving presence
I'm thankful and glad
Mum calls him sweetheart
I call him dad
They're blessings of love
God's very best presents
To each, two each he gives
We call them parents!
Then comes report distribution
For some it is detention
Resulting in tears and dejection
For those it is promotion
There is a lot of Jubilation
For teachers it means syllabus completion
Followed by classes of revision
Then comes question selection
If there is detention
It leads to unpleasant confrontation
The greatest problems is evaluation
For answers is all part of imagination
Then there is proper discussion
Followed by a bargain for marks
For a mark or two means higher division
Or even a distinction
You finish report distribution
No sooner do you have a relation
`THERE LOOMS THE NEXT EXAMINATION'.
- Chris James D'Souza, IV B
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- To know the value of one year
- Ask the student who has failed an examination
- To know the value of one month
- Ask the mother who has delivered a premature baby
- To know the value of one hour
- Ask the lover who is waiting to meet his beloved.
- To know the value of one minute.
- Ask the person who missed the train
- To know the value of one second
- Ask the one who survived the accident.
- To know the value of one mili second
- Ask the athlete who has come second in Olympic
- Yes time is very precious
- Please don't waste it.
One day many
frogs were travelling
through the woods
Two frogs fell down
into a pit. Their
friends looked down
and croaked, we feel
for you but there is no way you can get out of it.
The pit is very deep. On hearing this, one frog tried
very hard and died in fear. The other frog tried very
hard and finally jumped out. As he came out, his
- Nishali, VIIAB
- Joel S Gomes, IIB1
friend said, Did you not hear us? He
explained that he is partially deaf and
thought they were encouraging him.
Thus he tried very hard.
Moral: Always ignore
discouragement
Apple is crying
Banana : Why are you crying?
Apple : People cut and eat me
Banana : You are better than me they
remove my dress and eat me.
- Jashwin Rai
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- Keerthan P. VII D,
We must work to improve our own
character; teach good character to our
children and help those around us to
improve their character! Character
development is essential to the ongoing
success of our society. That is why
character education is so important.
Character truly is the key to success.
From Benjamin Franklin's plan we
learn the value of focusing our attention
on one character quality at a time.
During that time we should seek to
understand as much as possible about
the character quality - what it really is,
how it has been illustrated in positive
and negative ways in history, how it can
be applied to our own life situations.
National Animal - Tiger
National Tree - Banyan
First Person - President
National Language - Hindi
National Bird - Peacock
National Anthem - JanaGanaMana
CHARACTER
Character can be defined as "The complex of
mental and ethical traits making a person. Or
character is said to be the stable and distinctive
qualities built into an individual's life which determine
his or her response regardless of circumstances.
It is those character qualities, those character traits
that determine a person's response in any given
situation. For example, a person with a strong character
quality of truthfulness is much more likely to accurately
report the facts in a given situation than a person who
is not a truthful person.
It has been said that character is the foundation
for all true success. A person may have money, position,
or power, but unless he has 'good' character he or she
is not considered to be truly successful.
Magic Johnson, one of basketball's all time great
players, developed his skills in part by practicing every
day as a youth. He demonstrated determination and
persistence, Abraham Lincoln became President after
repeatedly losing elections for lower officer. His
character was such that he could not give up.
Today's world faces many difficult problems.
Escalating crime, drug and alcohol abuse, workplace
violence, gang activity, vandalism, school dropouts,
deteriorating work ethics, domestic violence, juvenile
delinquency, racial tensions, broken families. The list
seems endless.
WE ARE
INDIANS
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I found the answer in my room
Roof said : Aim high
Fan Said : Be Cool
Clock Said : Every minute is precious
Mirror Said : Reflect before you act
Window Said : See the world
Calender Said : Be up to date
Door Said : Push hard to achieve goals
Joshal Leon D'Souza, IIB1
1. Which letter of the alphabet is wet and salty?
2. Which letter of the alphabet is a Nosey Parker?
3. Which letter of the alphabet is a little bird?
4. Which letter of the alphabet looks good on everybody?
5. Which letter of the alphabet has wings sings and stings?
6. Which letter of the alphabet keeps us waiting?
7. Which letter of the alphabet is a river?
8. Which letter of the alphabet is small and round?
9. Which letter of the alphabet speaks of possessions?
10. Which letter of the alphabet tastes good, hot and iced?
How can you "SM_LE"
Without "I"
How can you be "F_NE"
without "I"
How can you "W_SH"
Without "I"
How can you be "FR_END"
Without "I"
I is very Important!
But this "I" can never
Achieve "S_CCESS"
Without "U"
Ricky Darran Sequeira
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Friendship is a network that needs :
No recharge
No roaming
No Validity
No Activation
No Signal Problem
Just don't switch off your heart.
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Money can buy a house
But not a home
Money can buy a bed
But not sleep
Money can buy a clock
But not time
Money can buy a book
But not knowledge
Money can buy food
But not an appetite
Money can buy position
But not respect
Money can buy blood
But not life
Money can buy Insurance
But not safety
Money can buy Medicine
But not health
Money is not everything
- Lakshmish, IV B1
Money -
Isnt Everything
MY SCHOOL
I am a student of St Aloysius
for me, my school is so precious;
My teachers teach me many things good,
which otherwise I wouldnt have understood;
Reading, writing, singing and drawing,
with my friends I love playing;
Lots of activities to showcase my talents,
I am very happy and so are my parents!
- Madhukar Prabhu, I B1
"Truth and Non - Violence are my God". - Mahatma Gandhi
"Jai Jawan Jai Kisan". - Lal Bahadur Shastri
Swaraj is my birth right - Balgangadhar Tilak
"Aram Haram Hai" - Jawarharlal Nehru
"Superstition is the religion of feeble minds" - Edmund Burka
"Brevity is the soul of wit" - William Shakespeare
A single step for a man is one giant leap for mankind" - Neil Armstrong
For fools rush in where angels fear to tread - Pope
"Necessity is the mother of invention" - Latin proverb
"For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction" - Isaac Newton
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever" - John Keats
"Just as I would not like to be a slave so I would not like to be a master." - Abraham Lincoln
FAMOUS SAYING BY
GREAT MEN
- Meaford A Pinto, VII D
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My name is Chirag L.R. I study in
IIB1. My class teacher is Mr. Prakash Sir.
A wonderful teacher because
everything we learn is on the basis. 'To
see, feel and touch method'. Once
when Sir asked me a question, how
many legs does a spider have? I
answered four. Even though I have seen
spiders before I never had the habit of
MY CLASS TEACHER
Chirag L.R. IIB1.
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The names of seven different songbirds
are hidden in the box given below.
A n s . :
1 . S k y l a r k 2 . C a r d i n a l 3 . B u l b u l
4 . R o b i n 5 . T a n a g e r 6 . W r e n 7 . T h r u s h
- Mokshith S.M.
observing. When our sir caught a real
big spider and showed us and asked
us to count the legs we came to know
that a spider has 8 legs. He also said
spiders are very helpful to us as they
kill harmful insects in our house. After
that I began to observe everything
carefully. We also have seen and felt
different kinds of insects, snakes and
other animals, like rabbit on my lap and how useful
they are.
Our sir uses jokes, short stories and actions make
our lessons more interesting. We have learnt a lot
about insects, animals and plants by touching and
observing them. Our class is full of charts hanging on
the walls. It shows that we also must love animals and
take care of them.
He also celebrates our birthdays in a unique way
by clicking our photographs and displaying it in the
smart class singing a pre-recorded birthday song!
Our sir keeps us busy in many interesting activities
related to our subjects. We never feel bored in the class.
So we maintain silence and discipline.
He taught us how to write neatly how to read the
lessons without mistakes and how to form the words
and write dictation. My mother always says you have
become a smart boy now.
He is not only one the best teachers and favorite
teacher of all the students. We also call him a doctor
because he applies medicine for our wounds and
dresses the wounds neatly and takes special care.
He is very kind and helpful to all the students. I
will never forget my experiences in class 2B1. I will
never forget him.
May god bless and keep him in His loving care
always.
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FIND THE ANSWERS
1. Who is your paternal grandfathers mother in law?
2. What do the letter `H.B. on a pencil stand for?
3. Which sport is Pete Sampras associated with professionally?
4. What is the shape of a tennis court?
5. What is Kung Fu?
6. How many days are there in a leap year?
7. Which river flows through the capital of India?
8. When do we celebrate National Science day?
A N S W E R S :
1 . Y o u r M o t h e r
2 . H a r d b l a c k
3 . T e n n i s
4 . R e c t a n g u l a r
5 . A m a r t i a l a r t
6 . 3 6 6
7 . Y a m u n a
8 . F e b r u a r y . . . .
- Mokshith S.M.
- Mokshith S.M.
Our National Emblem is taken
from the Sarnath lion capital of
Ashoka. Capital means top part of a
pillar. In the original capital, four
lions stand back to back mounted on
an abacus there are 4 wheels the
abacus facing 4 direction. The wheel
on abacus is called Dharma chakra
(wheel of the law) The National
Emblem was adopted by the
government of India on 26th January
1950.
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Help the chick to kind its owner.
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The city I like best is Bangalore. I
was born in Bangalore. When I get
summer vacations. I go to Bangalore to
visit my Grandparents, my uncles, aunts
1. Garbage dumping:
We throw garbage here and
there without caring that
people might step on
it. It attracts flies and
mosquitoes which carry harmful germs with them.
When flies and mosquitoes sit on our foods they
spread diseases among those who eat such food.
2. Defecation: When we defecate in the open, we
again spoil the cleanliness of our surroundings. We
throw the animal and human excreta in the open.
3. Urination: Urination in the open again makes the
surroundings dirty and foul smelling.
4. Spitting: Spitting here and there also spoils the
surroundings.
5. Sanitary Latrine: Defecate in sanitary latrine. After
using the latrines flush enough water into it. People
can get together and build a common latrine of
French latrines and dry pit latrines. Latrines should
be kept neat and clean.
6. If there are no latrines, then the place far
defecations in the open must be selected for away
from human habitations. It should be away from
the source of drinking water. The stools should be
covered with sand or soil to prevent spreading of
germs.
7. After defecations, hands, fingers,
nai ls, feet and legs should be
washed with soap.
8. The dumping of garbage should not
be done in the open. They should be
dumped in the pits. These pits could
be regularly emptied. The pits
should be covered with soil. After a
few months, the garbage
decomposes add it can be used as
manure.
9. Keep drinking water and food items
covered. The whole locality must be
clean and tidy.
10.We must take care of personal hy-
giene and clean all parts of our body
regularly.
11.The houses should be constructed in
such a way that there should be
enough air and sunlight.
- Manish Shon - IV B1
- Eluis F lobo, Ib1
& cousins. There are many beautiful parks,
amusement parks, where I can play. There are also
big malls. I also visit stadiums and flower gardens
along with my cousins.
WAYS OF KEEPING OUR
SURROUNDINGS CLEAN
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A TRIBUTE TO MY
ALMA MATOR
As we are stepping out of our beloved school. We
are having mixed feelings of happiness as well as
sadness. Sad because, within a few days from now all
of us will be leaving the premises of this school which
was a home away from home, for the past 7 years. But
at the same time, happy because most of us will be
continuing our studies in our very own St Alousius High
School.
When anybody sees a smart boy with good
mannerisms and fluency in English, they say Hey, he
must be from St Aloysius School. That is a hallmark of
a true Aloysian. It speaks volumes about our dear Alma
Mator St Aloysius School with its motto Lucet et Ardet
meaning shine to enkindle has really moulded us from
tiny little brats of standard 1 to responsible mature
students of standard 7.
The management of our school has provided all
the faciliites to help us to accomplish our goals.
Learning through smart class, computer and language
labs, reading room and library has really helped us to
develop our all- round personality. Morning prayer and
class assemblies have enabled us to develop a spiritual
bent of mind. Sumptuous mid-day meals helped us to
be lively throughout the day.
It is said that All work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy. Our school has enabled us to take part in a
wide range of co-curricular activities through various
clubs. If students like me, can come up and speak it is
because of the encouragement and
support provided.
We owe a lot to our dear teachers
who took great care to see that every
student in the class excells. It is they
who guided us through their selfless
service. They are our friend philosopher
and guide.
Guru goes a sanskrit verse.
Teachers are like gods and as far as St
Aloysius is concerned, it is not an
exaggeration. We cannot forget the
services of our office staff and the care
takers who always helped us. Our
almamator has shaped us into
responsible boys.
It is our duty to live up to the
expectations of our Patros Saint,
Management, Rector, Headmistress
and teachers. Let us pray for
everybodys prosperity and also bring
name and fame to our alma mator.
Three cheers to St Aloysius!!! hip hip
hurray (3)
EAST OR WEST,
ST ALOYSIUS IS THE BEST.
- Krithik Kamath, 7c
My home, my home
My home is my palace
I am the king of my palace
My parents are my kingdom
I am very happy with
My kingdom
- Reon V Veigas, I B2
MY HOME
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MEDALS FOR INDIA - OLYMPICS 2012, LONDON
Silver - Shooting mens 25 m rapid fire pistol - Vijay Kumar
Bronze - Shooting mens 10 m air rifle - Gagan Narang
Bronze - Wrestling Mens 60 kg freestyle - Yogeshwar Dutt
Silver - Wrestling Mens 66 kg freestyle - Sushil Kumar
Silver - Boxing Womens' flyweight - Mary Kom
Bronze - Badminton women's singles - Saina Nehwal
Secondly: Select a proper atmosphere and a
comfortable and peaceful place.
Thirdly: Time to actually start studying.
Highlight the areas which were difficult. Make
small summaries and try to get maximum help from
teachers and your parents.
Fourthly: Sleep and eat well. If you are sleep -
deprived, you won't be able to remember any of
the information you learnt. A small tip - have a
glass of water before you go to bed, its essential to
keep our brain cells charged.
Fifthly: Stay calm, do not panic, remind
yourself that you are prepared and have to present
them in the answer sheet.
Sixthly: Never malpractice, keep in mind that
you are writing the exam for you to prove yourself,
so be faithful.
Seventh and last: Believe in God and believe
in you. Also think about your parents and how
much they care for you. The best gift you can give
them is your victory. All the best, go ahead with
confidence, life is definitely yours.
Thank You.
There is no short cut to success.
Yes dear friends the first thing we
should keep in mind as we prepare
ourselves for our forthcoming
exams. Exams or exam time can
often be stressful, but we can
definitely bad this stress to be
positive motivation by focusing on
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