KAMAKOTI NAGAR - San Academy

SAN ACADEMY, GROUP OF SCHOOLS

KAMAKOTI NAGAR

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Field trip Jr.Kg - Veggie View - 06.08.2019

Vegetables are important part of healthy eating and provide a source of many nutrients to children. To instil in the children the benefits of eating different colour vegetables, they were taken to A2B Greens at Pallikaranai on 06.08.19,Tuesday. Children had an interesting learning experience viewing a variety of fresh vegetables.

Field trip Sr.Kg - Anna centenary Library -16.08.2019

The children of Sr.Kg A, went on a field trip to the Anna centenary library at Kotturpuram on 16.08.19. To inculcate reading habit, each child was given a story book. The children had a good time looking through their books. Teachers too read a book to them. Children enjoyed the wonderful ambience of the library.

Field trip Class i – Guindy Park - 28.08.2019

The children of class 1 went on a field trip to GUINDY PARK on 28.08.19 during school hours. The children enjoyed seeing the different birds and animals. The children and the teachers ate their lunch and had fun playing in the park. Children thoroughly enjoyed the trip.

Nursery - Puppetry Day - 19.08.2019 Nursery celebrated puppetry day on 19.08.19 in the school lobby. Children came dressed as story characters from grandma time stories of the month. A puppet show on Rupa the elephant was shown to the children. Children listened to the story with rapt attention. A Grandma from Kindergarten was invited to tell a story to the children. She narrated the story of Lion and the fly. Children thoroughly enjoyed listening to the story.

Jr.Kg-Show & tell-Veggie view-20.8.2019 Children presented the importance of eating healthy on 20.08.2019. They spoke about the different types of vegetables and their nutrient content and benefits. Most of the children spoke about the vegetables with clarity and confidence, Appreciation badges were given to each of them.

Sr.Kg - Show & Tell - Around the world in 30 days-21.08.2019

To inculcate speaking skills in children, Show and Tell was held on 21.08.19. The topics given to the children were based on the theme -Around the world in 30 days. Most of the children brought colourful and creative charts on the topic and spoke a few lines with confidence. It was amazing to listen to children speak about the wonders of the world, the flags, neighbouring countries……. Appreciation badges were given to each of them.

Nursery- Field trip-Toy’s Day Out-22.08.2019 Field trip provide children with first-hand experience and give them unique opportunities for learning that are not available within the four walls of a classroom. Nursery children went to TOY’S DAY OUT, a place where children chose the play activity of their choice-playing on a make belief ship, kitchen, bouncing balls, riding on a huge transport vehicles, toys, block ……they enjoyed the day.

NURSERY, KG CLASS 1&2 Independence day celebration- 14.8.2019

Independence Day of India is a day when we all get together to thank and remember our great freedom fighters who gave us a free country. On this occasion the children of Kindergarten, classes 1& 2 of San Academy KKN put up a cultural programme that included speeches, patriotic songs, dances, skit on National symbols of India, karate and silambam display. The programme concluded by singing the National anthem. The school campus vibrated with patriotic fervour.

http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/wc/wc05400.pdf



NURSERY, KG CLASS I & II – Janmastami celebration- 21.08.2019

On the auspicious day of Lord Krishna’s Janmastami the children of class 1& 2 put up a blissful programme on 21.08.19. Bhajan, verses from Bhagawat Geetha, dance and a short talk by the Tamil teacher were presented to celebrate Krishna’s birthday. The children of Kindergarten had a birthday party for Krishna on 22,08.19 in the campus. Children showcased a variety programme for the party-Dances, bhajans, skit on Kalinga nardhanam and song by the teachers were presented to Him. Krishna’s pictures was placed and flowers, goodies were offered to Him. We were blessed with a mild shower, Later cheedai and sweet rice were given to all children.




NURSERY, KG CLASS I & II Ganesh chaturthi celebration- 30.8.2019

Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most important festivals celebrated throughout India with a great devotion. In keeping with the culture, tradition and importance of celebrating festivals, the children of Kindergarten, class 1 & 2 showcased dances, songs and speeches depicting the importance of Lord Ganesh.



World Senior citizens day - 02.08.2019 The World Senior Citizens Day is celebrated on 21st of August

every year. We at San Academy set aside August 2nd to raise awareness about the factors and issues affecting older people, such as deterioration with age and to examine issues that affect their lives such as abuse of elderly people. Opportunities were created in order to let the students recognize and appreciate the contributions that older people make to society. All the students were made to realize that all owe the older citizens a heartfelt thanks and salute for all they have achieved and continue to accomplish. The special assembly conducted by class VIA, centred on this theme wholeheartedly. They presented a well scripted and enacted skit to raise awareness about the conditions of the people who are old and those who are entering old age. They even touched upon the deteriorating relationship with grandparents and the measures that can be taken to rectify it. Their messages were strengthened by thought provoking charts. Our Principal and the class teacher in their speech brought home the fact that we can best demonstrate our gratitude and esteem by making sure that our communities are good places in which to mature and grow older – places in which older people can participate to the fullest and can find the encouragement, acceptance, assistance, and services they need to continue to lead lives of independence and dignity.



As the saying goes “Friend in need is a friend indeed” which means that whenever you are in need, a friend is there for you. Friendship Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of August. This year in 2019, it was celebrated on 4 August in the special assembly conducted by Class VI B. San Academy Kamakoti Nagar had a cheerful look on Monday (5.08.2019) with students wishing each other and the teachers on the occasion. Hands could be seen with several friendship bands of varied designs and colours. Your friend is the person who knows all about you, and still likes you. Someone trustworthy, genuine and accepts you for who you are. This was intricately explained by the students of Class VI B in their special assembly. A beautiful poem on Friends was recited by Joshitha. Shakespeare in his poem ‘Friends and Flatters’ explicitly brings out the difference between the real friend, who is the one to stand with us in our ups and downs and flatterers, who stand with us only when we stand. The young minds were able to distinguish between true and fake friends and brought it out into the open in the form of a debate. There are times when we are torn between friends and relatives. In a beautifully conducted group discussion titled – “Is friendship relation is more precious than a blood relation?” – the students put forth their strong points and made it quite interesting for the audience.

International day of Friendship - 05.08.2019



Hiroshima Day is observed on 6 August. It is the day when in 1945 an atomic bomb was dropped in the city of Hiroshima, Japan. On this day first time use of nuclear weapon was seen. To enlighten the importance of the day. Class VB students enlightened the audience regarding the before and after effects of nuclear attacks happened of this event. Students also highlighted that in the current scenario Hiroshima day’s focus is for anti-war and anti-nuclear discussions and demonstrations.

Hiroshima day - 06.08.2019

Each and every item of the programme on friendship day was supported by well drawn charts with powerful messages. Our Principal and Class Teacher had put forth some adult perspective to the entire scenario by advising the students that the parents are always the best friends for anyone. They also delved deeper into friends and pseudo friends, so that the young minds are not carried away. By the end of the day, the students realized that we human beings are social animals and we need somebody faithful to share and care for and therefore we need a true relationship which has a whiff of true friendship.



Quit India Movement - 08.08.2019 Being the month of our Independence Day, many activities related to the occasion was held by many classes. Class IVA, came with a thematic assembly of Quit India Movement. The students enacted a small skit to demonstrate the movement, which made the students realize the efforts put in by our leaders during the period. Principal appreciated the students and the class teacher’s efforts and highlighted the importance of ahimsa in each and every one of them.

International Youth Day - 13.08.2019

International Youth Day is an awareness day designated by the United Nations. The purpose of the day is to draw attention to a given set of cultural and legal issues surrounding youth. This theme was taken over by Class IVB for their assembly. Students along with class teacher highlighted the efforts to make education more relevant, equitable and inclusive for all youth, including efforts by youth themselves. Students also listed out the youth strength in the world as a whole and how they can be used in right channels.




INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLE - 16.08.2019

The International Day of the World's Indigenous People is observed on 9 August each year to front up and protect the rights of the world’s indigenous population. This event also recognizes the achievements and contributions that indigenous people make to improve world issues such as environmental protection. Having been given a tough topic beyond their comprehension, the students of Class VIC rose up to the challenge and presented a splendid thematic assembly based on the topic. They started the programme by explaining who indigenous people were, and the need to celebrate this day. They explained that in order to raise awareness of the needs of these population groups, every 9 August commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. The students explained about the people, their life style, their tradition and culture. The students could relate that Indigenous peoples are inheritors and practitioners of unique cultures and insisted on protecting our environment in order to preserve the culture. As the theme for the year was ‘Indigenous languages’, they explained to the audience how their languages are slowly being wiped off from the face of the Earth.




WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY-19.8.2019

Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others? World Humanitarian Day (WHD) is held every year on 19 August to pay tribute to aid workers who risk their lives in humanitarian service, and to rally support for people affected by crises around the world. San Academy Kamakoti Nagar went along with the flow in making the young minds understand the word humanitarian. The students understood that the purpose of World Humanitarian Day is to raise awareness of the plight of civilians around the world who have become caught up in conflicts, and also honour and raise support for the humanitarian workers who risk, and sometimes lose, their lives to help. Students of Class VI D, did extensive study and during the assembly on this day informed their peer group that over 130 million people throughout the world are currently in crisis, either through war or natural disasters and are in need of humanitarian aid. With the help of a mime, they displayed that kindness goes a long way in helping others in need. Their commanding performance sent the message that strength, power and perseverance when added to kindness, moulds dedicated heroes. The Speeches by the class teacher and Principal any small help, which may seem insignificant, will definitely help in benefit someone in a big way.




SADBAVANA DIVAS - 20.08.2019 Sadbavana Divas or Harmony Day was the theme taken up by Class IIIB students. It is celebrated in the remembrance of birth commemoration of the youngest Prime Minister of India, Rajiv Gandhi. Students prepared various charts to explain his role and contribution to our motherland. Students along with teachers carved the inner meaning of Sadbavana divas - Means having good feelings for other’s.

WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY - 26.08.2019 A gender-equal society would be one where the word 'gender' does not exist: where everyone can be themselves. Women’s Equality Day commemorates 26th August 1920 when votes to women officially became part of the US constitution. This day marks a turning point in the history of the struggle for equal treatment of women and women’s rights. As it was believed that woman’s inferior status in society was completely logical and reasonable; women were ‘beautiful’ and ‘not fit for serious employment’, was seriously believed, it took tremendous effort of great women to prove that these views are wrong. Students of Class IXA presented a very thought provoking thematic assembly by asserting that women were indeed capable of great deeds and they deserve to be treated as an equal to man in all fields and purposes, if not better. Achievements of several women were talked about the necessity to provide women across the globe with equal opportunities to education and employment highlighted. Their debate on – Do women have equal pay like men? – exhibited the in depth research they had done on the topic.




At the end of the day the students realized that discrimination and stereotyping of women needs to be curtailed and it is essential to think about treating people (men and women) as equals. It is critical that supporting women’s empowerment projects in developing countries is given a big boost.

SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES - 27.08.2019

Small scale industries are those industries in which manufacturing, providing services, productions are done on a small scale or micro scale. They are the livelihood for many Indians. To pay a tribute to these industries students of Class IIIC dedicated their assembly to them. The captured the theme that these are the industrial undertakings having fixed investment in plant and machinery. Students with the help of teachers got us the overall picture of many small scale industries and its importance in our locality and why it has to be uplifted. An informative assembly




NATIONAL SPORTS DAY- 29.08.2019 The National Sports Day in India (also called Rashtriya Khel Divas) is celebrated on 29th August every year with a lot of enthusiasm and sportsmanship. This day was well celebrated by the students of Class VA. They highlighted the contributions of Dhyan Chand a legendary hockey player who brought glory to the nation by winning three Olympic gold medals. Students presented the assembly with beautiful charts and speech.




INDEPENDENCE DAY - 15.08.2019 San Academy Kamakoti Nagar celebrated India’s 73rd Independence Day with great enthusiasm and respect to the freedom fighters. On this special occasion, the programme started with the March past by the band, followed by Cubs, Bulbuls, Scouts and Guides. The place behind them was taken up by the students and the teachers. The rear consisted of the ayahs and attenders. Flag hoisting was done by our Principal. As a celebration of our sovereignty, the spirit of freedom and nationalism was well exhibited by the students and teachers throughout the day. In the cultural programme there was a spectrum of patriotic songs, speeches, tableau of freedom fighters, skit and dance. Committed to the task of nation building, both faculty and students enlightened the audience on the contribution of unsung heroes of the Indian freedom struggle, spoke on the history and significance of the Independence Day and shed light on the special highlights of celebrations this year.




INDEPENDENCE DAY - 15.08.2019

Speeches in Hindi and English gave the insight as to the fact that it was not easy for India to gain freedom from British rule but our political leaders, freedom fighters and people together participated in the freedom struggle and were determined to gain independence. Thus it was emphasised upon that we should not understand ourselves free of responsibilities towards India but we have to use it to shape our future.Patriotic songs were sung with great feeling by the students in Hindi and Tamil. These songs awakened everyone’s feelings towards our motherland. National leaders took to centre stage, when students dressed up like their favourite leaders and spoke about their contribution to the independence movement.Vibrant classical dance performance and the famous ‘VeerapandiyaKattaboman’ play in Tamil added music and colour to the programme. The day marked a successful celebration of independence and due homage and honour expressed towards the people who played their part in the Independence of the country.




INDEPENDENCE DAY RALLY It was a proud moment for our Scouts and Guides to be a part of the Independence Day rally this year. The 73rd Independence Day celebrations at Fort St. George in Chennai saw our Scouts and Guides taking part in the rally. It was indeed a great experience for them to walk alongside some great cadets belonging to various groups like NCC and NSS. The aim was to impart the values and spirit of patriotism through the unfolding events marking one of the greatest occasions of our nation. Students who took part in the rally are:

Srinivas. P of VI A Lakshana. R of VI A R, Saiesh of VIA Shreshta Balamurugan of VI A Yaso Vardan Ram Yella of VI B Mridula Sundar of VI B Varunika. P of VII A Navin. N of VII A Nisita Singh. E of VII B Shomila. R of VIII A Madhuri. R of VIII A Nandana. S of VIII A S. Siva Prashanth VIIIA




Krishna Jayanthi Celebration- 22.08.2019

Krishna Jayanthi was celebrated at San Academy Kamakoti Nagar with spiritual fervour. We believe in inculcating Indian values in the students by celebrating diverse religious festivals. The students celebrated Krishna Janmashtami with great enthusiasm. While the school sported a festive look with the tiny tots from KG dressed as Krishna and Gopi, students from the Primary presented an enriching programme. While Mithilesh of Class V B rendered a devotional solo song, there was a group song by the girls of V A, singing the praise of Lord Krishna. The special assembly also had a small skit by students of class IV. Students from Class V gave a scintillating dance performance. On the whole children looked forward to the festivities at home the next day.




Jal Sakthi Abhiyan - 22.08.2019

In a talk given by a Middle School Teacher, she addressed the importance of the objectives of JAL SAKTHI ABHIYAN. The talk started with a small interactive session where students were asked the use of water and water resources. The children were even asked why the mammoth water storage in the sea/ocean is not usable. Next the focus shifted to the major 5 aspects – water conservation and rainwater harvesting; renovation of traditional and other water bodies; reuse of water and recharging of structures; watershed development; and intensive afforestation. After having faced an acute water shortage during summer, the students were able to relate to the information being shared. The fact that though 70% of Earth is made up of water, only 2.5 of them is fresh and only a fraction of this is available for human use was explained to the students. Ideas on how they could save potable water and spread awareness to near and dear ones were discussed. Towards the end the speaker enlightened the children regarding the crisis faced by Cape Town and urged the students to preserve the water bodies so that Chennai do not travel the same path.




CLUB ACTIVITY- AUGUST: DRAMA CLUB, SPOTLIGHT

Stories play a vital role in the growth and development of children. The books they read and the characters that they get to know can become friends. Reading also helps children with their confidence levels, coping with feelings, and improves in learning language. The Dramatic Club encourages dramatic presentations by students in the form of skits, mime, plays etc. It is an opportunity for students to explore all areas of performing a skit – which includes reading of the story, writing script, delegating roles to the group, practice and finally the performance. The Drama Club is dedicated to bringing the joy and power of Drama to students by providing good stories at the beginner and intermediate levels. It pledges to offer participants the chance to experience the excitement and rewards of theatre arts while developing poise, social skills, confidence, creativity, communication skills and the ability to work with others. Before the final week the students were introduced to the Drama club, videos of the stories to be enacted were shown, texts for the stories were handed out, students were given ample time to practice and finally they were fully prepared when the D – Day arrived. Each class were allotted stories for specific houses.




INTRA COMPETITION CLASSES I TO 9 - 29.08.2019

Classes I and II had story narration. The students had the teachers stupefied by their narrative skills. It was a great dilemma in choosing the winner. Drama is an art of expression. What more can really keep a youngster captivated than a humorous story with a moral? While students of Class III enacted stories from Tenali Rama it was from the popular stories from Akbar and Birbal which got the students from Class IV at their best. Children have always been enchanted by our epics. The small episodes taken from these always captivate their imagination. Students from Classes V and VI were lucky to have enacted a few stories from Ramayana and Mahabharatha respectively. Talking of Drama, how can one forget the Bard of Avon who is widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language? Students from classes VII to IX were given plays written by the great William Shakespeare. The plays were performed so well that the judges had a great difficulty in deciding the winner. Judgement criteria included confidence, clarity in story, expression, voice modulation, dialogue delivery, presentation, team work and usage of props. At the end of the month we are sure that the students gained a great deal from their experience and found the entire exercise a fruitful and enjoyable one.




INTRA COMPETITION WINNERS CLASSES I TO 9 - 29.08.2019

S.No NAME CLASS HOUSE PRIZE

1 Abhishek B I B AAKASH 1

2 Archana M S I B PRITHVI 2


1 Nishanth S I C VAYU 1

2 Sanjana Sargam S I C AKASH 2


1 Sukriv S I D AGNI 1

2 Aadhav Sriram I D AKASH 2


1 Aadhya Sudhakar I A VAYU 1

2 Sushil S I A Aakash 2

CLASS I – STORY NARRATION Individual Activity





1 Isha. K 2B PRITHVI 1

2 Aayush kumar 2B AAKASH 2


1 Vedatman. S 2C VAYU 1

2 Thaman . K.V 2C AKASH 2


1 Aniruddh Nukhala 2D VAYU 1

2 Sree Hariini 2D AKASH 2


1 Shreenithaa .K 2A AGNI 1

2 Dhyana Madhanraj 2A PRITHVI 2

CLASS II – STORY NARRATION Individual Activity




S.No NAME HOUSE CLASS PRIZE

1 Kaarunyan Saravanan Vayu III A 1

2 Nithish Kandan.M Vayu III A 1

3 Dhilsha Saraswathi.S Vayu III A 1

4 Samyukta.H Vayu III A 1

5 Rakshitha R.H Vayu III A 1

6 Varshini Sree M.S Vayu III A 1

7 Rishika G Vayu III A 1

8 Prejith T.K Vayu III A 1


1 Nitish K Akash III A 2

2 Shruti S Akash III A 2

3 Poorvika Surendar Akash III A 2

4 Hannah Rachel D Akash III A 2

5 Joshika K.P Akash III A 2

6 Prithweesh V Akash III A 2

CLASS III – DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Geethanjali. M Akash III B 1

2 Nihal Ahamed O.S Akash III B 1

3 Akshara A Akash III B 1

4 Sashwadh Raghavendra Akash III B 1

5 Shriya Vijay Gunjal Akash III B 1

6 Padnicharat Sumedh Virat Akash III B 1


1 Smriti Raj Rao Prithvi III B 2

2 Reyaa Karthik Prithvi III B 2

3 Sanjeev Subramaniyam Prithvi III B 2

4 Sethu Aadhavan R.A Prithvi III B 2

5 Tharon Krish K Prithvi III B 2

6 Tarun.V Prithvi III B 2

7 Sanaa Tazmeen M Prithvi III B 2

8 Harini.S Prithvi III B 2

9 Hansika.D Prithvi III B 2

10 Ananyaa Sree S.K Prithvi III B 2






1 Jashwanthi N Prithvi III C 1

2 Gauresh Raj S Prithvi III C 1

3 Gautham Girish R Prithvi III C 1

4 Varsha K Prithvi III C 1

5 Charantej Varma K Prithvi III C 1

6 Harsha T K Prithvi III C 1

7 Rrithvik Nithish V Prithvi III C 1

8 Nagasariksha N Prithvi III C 1

9 Tharun Krishna R Prithvi III C 1


1 Biswajeet Maharana Akash III C 2

2 Vamsshi Krishna G.S Akash III C 2

3 Chithesh Karthik M Akash III C 2

4 Tharun G Akash III C 2

5 Ashwin V Akash III C 2

6 Kunchakuri Samhita Akash III C 2

7 Christianus A Akash III C 2

8 Samiksha Grace Akash III C 2

9 Sharanthika Sha Akash III C 2






1 Poorvika K Vayu IV A 1

2 Shara S Vayu IV A 1

3 Swastikaa P.S Vayu IV A 1

4 Raaghav S Vayu IV A 1

5 Sebi Soosanna S.V Vayu IV A 1

6 Sanjith Ram H Vayu IV A 1

7 Kishan Kumar S.S Vayu IV A 1

8 Neha.M Vayu IV A 1

9 Iniyan .S Vayu IV A 1


1 Vaibav Achyuta G Prithvi IV A 2

2 Jai Vijeshwar T Prithvi IV A 2

3 Anis Lakshmanan S Prithvi IV A 2

4 Anushka B Prithvi IV A 2

5 Iniya.s Prithvi IV A 2

6 Sailaja.S Prithvi IV A 2

7 Yuvan.S Prithvi IV A 2

8 Ezhil.D Prithvi IV A 2

9 Tharuni K Prithvi IV A 2

CLASS IV – DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Aaradhana sree.B Agni IVB 1

2 Divyanka Panda Agni IVB 1

3 Afra Zunairah.M Agni IVB 1

4 Joanne Varghese Agni IVB 1

5 Alfia Zahira.Y Agni IVB 1

6 Rithunandh Sanjeev Agni IVB 1

7 Vivid Srimath P Agni IVB 1

8 Akshat Tarun G Agni IVB 1

9 Shravan Madayiveettil Agni IVB 1


1 Tamilselvan.R.K Akash IVB 2

2 Someshvarr M Akash IVB 2

3 Lokshita.D Akash IVB 2

4 Sai Deveshwar.M Akash IVB 2

5 Hasitanjini.S Akash IVB 2

6 Avanthika.S Akash IVB 2

7 Sai Rakshitha.B.R Akash IVB 2

8 Palaniappan.N Akash IVB 2

CLASS IV – DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Madhav H Prithvi VA 1

2 Iniya Madhanraj Prithvi VA 1

3 Architha Vivek Prithvi VA 1

4 Harshitha.V Prithvi VA 1

5 Sathvi Sriram Prithvi VA 1

6 Aninditha S Prithvi VA 1

7 Palaniappan Rohit S Prithvi VA 1

8 Sanchitha Mahesh Prithvi VA 1

9 Kaushik S Prithvi VA 1


1 Yathunanthan S Akash VA 2

2 Afrah M Akash VA 2

3 Harshitha Sri S Akash VA 2

4 Shakthi Kavithayini J Akash VA 2

5 Hari Prasanna V N Akash VA 2

6 Dayanita R Akash VA 2

7 Deeksha B Akash VA 2

CLASS V – DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Avinash Menon Akash VB 1

2 Inbha S J Akash VB 1

3 Prajith Ragavendran Y Akash VB 1

4 Adhya singh Akash VB 1

5 Deekshitha S Akash VB 1

6 Jeshurun Daniel J Akash VB 1

7 Sai Sreshta R Akash VB 1

8 Samarath Suresh Akash VB 1

9 Oviya A S Akash VB 1


1 Pooja S Prithvi VB 2

2 Hatim Badur Ferry Prithvi VB 2

3 Jaivibhu A Prithvi VB 2

4 Hrishkesh N.G Prithvi VB 2

5 Harshithaa S.K Prithvi VB 2

6 Deepthisri P Prithvi VB 2

7 Harisaran D Prithvi VB 2

8 Laksha Sri Sivakumar Prithvi VB 2

9 Adya Shankar Ganesh Prithvi VB 2

10 Josiah Gabriel J Prithvi VB 2

CLASS V– DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Allen Paulraj D Prithvi VIA 1

2 Anirudh. R Prithvi VIA 1

3 Harsha vardhan.S Prithvi VIA 1

4 Ritvik. G Prithvi VIA 1

5 Tharun Adhithya G.S Prithvi VIA 1

6 Kaushika Srinivasan Prithvi VIA 1

7 Krutika Prithvi VIA 1

8 Lakshana.R Prithvi VIA 1


1 Jainitheesh.S Akash VIA 2

2 Pranav Anilkumar Akash VIA 2

3 Sanjay.S Akash VIA 2

4 Saileshkumar.S Akash VIA 2

5 Ananya Mary Akash VIA 2

6 Janani.M Akash VIA 2

7 Pragathi Ramaswamy Akash VIA 2

8 Yuthikka B Akash VIA 2

9 Nirmalkumar.L.s Akash VIA 2

10 Sunil S.K Akash VIA 2

CLASS VI – DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Varun.S Prithvi VI B 1

2 Naveena.M.S Prithvi VI B 1

3 Mridula Sundar Prithvi VI B 1

4 Sahithiriya Prithvi VI B 1

5 Lakshitha Ravikumar S Prithvi VI B 1

6 Sshwetha.G.K Prithvi VI B 1

7 Aditi.A Prithvi VI B 1

8 Mithun Gnaesh.A Prithvi VI B 1

9 Badri Naraian.P Prithvi VI B 1

10 Vrishan Saivedam Prithvi VI B 1


1 Ananya.B Agni VI B 2

2 Dheeksha.K Agni VI B 2

3 Madhumitha pilla Agni VI B 2

4 Srihitha Vandavasi Agni VI B 2

5 Udita Shree Manikanda Agni VI B 2

6 Varshietha M Agni VI B 2

7 Adarsh Prashanth Agni VI B 2

8 Saiesh.R Agni VI B 2

9 Yaso vardan Ram Yella Agni VI B 2

10 Tanish.S Agni VI B 2

11 Priyanka.V Agni VI B 2






1 Ishaan S.V Agni VI C 1

2 Mahesh Krishna R Agni VI C 1

3 Cinthana Santhakumar Agni VI C 1

4 Bharath Raj B Agni VI C 1

5 Vedhapriyan S Agni VI C 1

6 Parinita G Agni VI C 1

7 Varshaa Kalaiyarasan Agni VI C 1

8 Gopikrishnan R Agni VI C 1

9 Rishwanth Shriram M Agni VI C 1

10 Gopika V Agni VI C 1

11 Dhiksha S Agni VI C 1


1 Krishanth S Vayu VI C 2

2 Shringesh S B Vayu VI C 2

3 Aryavardhan V Vayu VI C 2

4 Ayisha Nawrin A.Q Vayu VI C 2

5 Lavanya B Vayu VI C 2

6 Sanjana M Vayu VI C 2

7 Rupeshwar V Vayu VI C 2






1 Yashika Gopu Akash VI D 1

2 Derica Ramani A Akash VI D 1

3 Likhitha V Akash VI D 1

4 Kayravi Chatterjee Akash VI D 1

5 Janani Kripakaran Akash VI D 1

6 Neeraja Narayanam Akash VI D 1

7 Sanjay L Akash VI D 1

8 Tejaswin R Akash VI D 1

9 Abinav L.D Akash VI D 1

10 Mukund Balaji A P Akash VI D 1


1 Abinav Pramod Vayu VI D 2

2 Alwin Alex Vayu VI D 2

3 Nitesh K S Vayu VI D 2

4 Karan Venkateshwaran Vayu VI D 2

5 Prathana S Hinduja Vayu VI D 2

6 Shamyuktha S Vayu VI D 2

7 Danusri P Vayu VI D 2

8 Paavani Prarthana Vayu VI D 2

9 Sathana Thirugnanam Vayu VI D 2






1 Nithin .T Agni VII A 1

2 Mohamed Affan H Agni VII A 1

3 Vijay.N Agni VII A 1

4 Adithiya Vignesh.S Agni VII A 1

5 Leann Grace. B Agni VII A 1

6 Kaviya Darshini.K Agni VII A 1

7 Jothi Prabha.J Agni VII A 1


1 Karthikeyane. B Vayu VII A 2

2 Jaisivesh.P Vayu VIIA 2

3 Varun.S Vayu VIIA 2

4 Sahana.S Vayu VIIA 2

5 Sahana Sathish Vayu VIIA 2

6 Varunika.P Vayu VIIA 2

CLASS VII – DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Narayani C M Akash VII B 1

2 Balasankari G Akash VII B 1

3 Pranav Kumar I Akash VII B 1

4 Sathya Kartikeya Patneedi Akash VII B 1


1 Alamukrithika S Prithvi VII B 2

2 Sahana P Prithvi VII B 2

3 Navya Saxena Prithvi VII B 2

4 Abhinav P D Prithvi VII B 2

5 Varun D Prithvi VII B 2


1 Sruthi .H Prithvi VIII A 1

2 Shruthi Subramanian Prithvi VIII A 1

3 Archisa Das Prithvi VIII A 1

4 Sanjay S Prithvi VIII A 1

5 Mohamed Aashif Prithvi VIII A 1


1 Vasanthkumar S Akash VIII A 2

2 Keitln Meghna N Akash VIII A 2

3 Harinee S Akash VIII A 2

4 Laya.M.S Akash VIII A 2

CLASS VII & VIII– DRAMATICS Group Activity





1 Klara Racheel K Y Vayu IX A 1

2 Harini.s Vayu IX A 1

3 Ragshanaa S P Vayu IX A 1

4 Naveen kumar Vayu IX A 1


1 Madhumitha M Akash IX A 2

2 Tanusri T.S Akash IX A 2

3 Sri Harsha Pitani Akash IX A 2

4 Kishore P Akash IX A 2

5 Santhoshi Srinivasagan Akash IX A 2

CLASS IX – DRAMATICS Group Activity




BLOOD DONATION CAMP- 17.08.2019

“Bring a life back to power. Make blood donation your responsibility” SEWA (Social Empowerment through Work Education and Action), an endeavor by CBSE is a program that aims to focus on the mental, emotional and social health of a student. The main objective of SEWA projects is to direct children’s mind in constructive activities with positive outcomes through the facilitation of creative and critical thinking. This would help them to develop self- confidence and self-esteem. Another objective of this programme is to underline the significance of the interdependence of all human beings and our dependence on the environment in this shrinking global village. Students must acknowledge that they have a responsibility towards the less privileged, the disadvantaged, the society, and the environment. The principle of giving to society has to become second nature to them.




Students of class IX, San Academy Kamakoti Nagar, in association with Rotary Club of Chennai Infocity, conducted a blood donation camp ‘Drops Of Life’ at the campus on 17.08.2019. The enthusiasm shown by the students along with San Academy Scouts and Guides was really overwhelming. The volunteers had given their positive support and help in organizing the blood camp. A team of one doctor, two nurses, two lab technicians and four attenders came for collection of blood. The activity of blood donation started at 9.00 am and continued till 1.00 pm. A person’s weight, haemoglobin content and blood pressure were checked before accepting the donor. An event of such nature was held in the campus for the first time and the response was quite gratifying. 35 units of blood was collected and sent to Cancer Institute. A Certificate of appreciation, donation card, and refreshment was given to each donor as a token of gratitude. The effort taken by the students was well appreciated.




BLOOD DONATION CAMP- 17.08.2019

The students who made this day possible are truly the heroes in making.

CLASS IX

SCOUTS AND GUIDES

Dharanika. S Srinivas. P – VI A

Harini. S Rithvik – VI A

Klara Racheel K. Y Shreshta Balamurugan – VI A

Madhumitha. M Mridua Sundar – VI B

Niriha Pilla Saiesh. R – VI B

Nithyashree. K Yaso Vardan Ram Yella – VI B

Ragshanaa. S. P Navin. N – VII A

Santhoshi. S Sahana Sathish – VII A

Shivani. B Balasankari. G – VII B

Swethapriya K. S Nisita Singh. E – VII B

Tanusri. T. S Madhuri. R – VIII A

Vedhashya. A Nandana. S – VIII A

Akash. S. Nath Siva Prasanth. S – VIII A

Anish. S

Kishore. P

Naveen Kumar

Sri Harsha Pitani

Yatin Ganapathi T. M




CHATURTHA CHARAN CAMP –11.08.2019 & 12.08.2019

Chaturtha Charan camp was organized by Bharath Scouts and Guides, Central Chennai District, in Fatima CSS School, Saidapet, on 10th and 11th of August. Chathutha Charan is the last test for cubs, and this camp was a training programme for the students appearing for the test. The Cubs of San Academy Kamakoti Nagar actively participated in various activities. They were given training to take up the exams at a later date this year. Our students were enhanced to complete the given task before time. They were updated about the importance of the movement and motivated them to inculcate values like honesty, friendship, dignity, patience, kindness and discipline. Such camps play a vital role in learning important life skills.




CHATURTHA CHARAN CAMP –11.08.2019 & 12.08.2019

They were briefed about the syllabus and enough preparation was given. The cubs had a scintillating as well as enlightening experience while training for each and every aspect of the syllabus, which included learning about various claps. Our students got good exposure to on-Spot assignment and Nature study, making them relaxed and calm. While speaking to an audience, Mithilesh. R of V B, encouraged his friends to join cubs and bulbuls as it was a satisfying experience. The students who went are as follows: Raaghav. S of IV A Allen Jericho. A of IV A Vaibhav Achyuta of IV A Madhav. H of V A Josiah Gabriel. J of V B Mithilesh. R of V B




School Medical Camp - 6th,7th & 8th august 2019

We at San Academy Kamakoti Nagar, give utmost importance to the health of our students. Their well-being is taken care in the form of medical check-ups on both the terms. This term a team from Apollo Hospitals comprising of doctors, nurses and technicians conducted a thorough check up of the children. First their height and weight had been note down. Being children it is very important that the students’ vital organs are in perfect condition, so as not to create problems in school, home and in their day to day life. Their eyes, ears, throat and teeth were tested for any discrepancies. The bigger children had their blood pressure also checked. In case any problem was diagnosed the parents were informed. We are happy with the parents’ cooperation and pray for the well-being of all our children, always.




INTERACT CLUB - ROTARY CLUB 6.8.2019

Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club that gives young people, who want to connect with others in their community or school, an opportunity to participate in fun and meaningful service projects while developing leadership skills and meeting new friends. They bring together young people of ages 12-18. The basic principle of the Rotary Interact is to help others. Their motto is “service above self”. Through service activities, the youngsters learn the importance of developing leadership skills and personal integrity, demonstrating helpfulness and respect for others, and advancing international understanding and goodwill. While Interact clubs receive guidance from individual Rotary clubs, they govern and support themselves.




INTERACT CLUB - ROTARY CLUB 6.8.2019

Three students represented our school at a meeting held at Asan Memorial Senior Secondary School, Greams Road, on August 6th . They were happy that the session was very interactive and their views were also heard. After a brief introduction to all new entrants, a skeleton sketch of the club was given and their purpose explained. The students were guided as to what activities can be done at school, how they can be performed to provide maximum results, and what designates the smooth running of any project and what enables a team to work efficiently. Personal integrity was also given importance. The students came back with great enthusiasm and had shared all the information with fellow students and teachers. The club has now been formed with the hope of full cooperation from all concerned, and ideas for various local community projects. President: Harini. S of Class IX Vice-President: Shruthi Subramanian of Class VIII Secretary: Architha. R of Class VIII




SAN ACADEMY KAMAKOTI NAGAR AT SHIMOGA OPEN 2ND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

Our school had seen a mindboggling success in the inaugural event last year. This year was no different. The championship organized by MOUELE SHOTOKAN KARATE DO ASSOCIATION INDIA and Shimoga City Karate Association on August 24th and 25th brought home many laurels. Every student who represented the school returned back with at least a medal. The students lead by our Karate master, Mr. Arun, trained well and attended the event with supreme confidence. Their skills got us the Best Team trophy for Under 14 category. We wish to build up their strength with the experience gained and achieve absolute success at the highest level.




The students who represented our school and won medals are:- Afsheen Fathima H of Class I A :- 1st in Individual Kata (Below 10 years) Sree Aditya Patneedi Singh of Class III B:- 2nd in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) Adarsh Ashok of Class III B:- 2nd in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) Ashwin Ashok of Class V B:- 2nd in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) Sai Siddarth Singh of Class VI C:- 3rd in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) Mohammed Affan. H of Class VII A:- 1st in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) and 3rd in Individual Kumite Tarun Mario Vijay of Class VII A:- 3rd in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) and 2nd in Individual Kumite Varun. D of Class VII B:- 1st in Individual Kata (Below 14 years) and 2nd in Individual Kumite Satya Karthikeya Patneedi of Class VII B - 3rd in Individual Kata (Below 14 years)




STARS OF THE MONTH - AUGUST

ADVIK PRASHANTH OF CLASS SENIOR KG – D Advik is a very bright child. His proficiency in English has helped him read effortlessly. He is now able to read all library books that is issued by school on the weekly basis and this makes him fluent in spoken English too. His love for numbers helps him read and write numbers from 1 – 100, can recite numbers in reverse from 100 – 1. He has started to identify 3 and 4 digit numbers also and is able to solve simple addition problems.

Sishu Utsav an annual competition for young children was held on 31st August 2019 by Chettinad Vidyashram. A few children participated in various competitions like mom and me, Vibrant images, Letter toons, Clay Modeling. San Academy KKN congratulates Yazhini T of Jr KG D for winning the third prize for vibrant images. She received a certificate and a cup.





STATE LEVEL ATHLETIC MEET

PRANESH S.V – VI D Our school has seen his prowess in the throwing events, during the field events of our Annual Sports Day. His excellence in shot put is well known. He was placed first in his group for the shot put event at the TN Students Games and Sports Athletic Meet held at YMCA SPIC ground Nandanam. A Sport Star in the making and we will keep you posted on his journey. Good Luck!




STARS OF THE MONTH - AUGUST INTER-SCHOOL SILAMBAM CHAMPIONSHIP

R. ABINAYA DURGA – VI D Close to heels of having medal place finishes in Karate, R.Abinaya Durga, took part in the Inter-School Silambam Championship – 2019 – 20, conducted by Veerakalai South Indian Silamba Kalai Koodam, on 25th August at Mahalakshmi Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School. The fact that she was proficient even in silambam was proved when she was placed first in Sub-Junior Girls in the individual championship. Girls taking up martial arts is significant but winning them is truly momentous. She deserves a standing ovation. Well Done!

WTSKF OPEN KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP - 11.08.2019

R. ABINAYA DURGA – VID World Traditional Shotokan Karate Federation – Tamil Nadu conducted WTSKF Open Karate Championship on 11.08.2019 at Youth Hostel, Indira Nagar, Adyar. Representing KKV Martial Arts Academy, and showcasing all the skills she possessed in Karate, Abinaya won the first place in KATA and third place in KUMITE categories in Colour Belt Events. Well Done! We wish her future success.




STARS OF THE MONTH - AUGUST WIZ NATIONAL SPELL BEE - 2018-19

TANISH. M – VI B and JAISIVESH. P – VII A Expert in the world of words, both Tanish and Jaisivesh enthusiastically participated in the Spell Bee contest last year. Apart from spelling, they could also learn their different forms, know correct pronunciations, their meanings and their usage. Their tenacity has helped them secure 8th and 7th rank respectively, in Tamil Nadu in the State level Grand Finale held at Kumaragu College of Technology. Kudos! Best wishes for the coming years.





SCHOOL BAND

It is with distinct pleasure we appreciate the students of our school band who were part of ‘Annual Sports Day’ San Academy Velachery and Thambaram. They had maintained a strict discipline during the rehearsals and the actual programme. They put in more effort, practiced more and were part of the team which brought success to both these events. Wearing their smart uniform they had the faith and desire to perform well and keep our branch name in high esteem. They worked calmly as a group and had carved a niche for themselves. Bravo children! May more opportunities come your way. Our school band consists of:- Rithvik V of IV A Anish Lakshmanan S of IV A Prabhachan M S A of IV A Sandhya T of IV A Shakthi Kavithayini J of V A Palaniappan Rohit S of V A Ashwin Ashok of V B Tarun Adithya of VI A Naveena. M.S of VI B Farha of VI B Nithin S.S of VI B Saiesh. R of VI B Jyothi Prabha. J of VII A Karthikeyane B of VII A Ritish.R.V of VIII A Andrea Winifred of IX A Manas Rehman of IX A Akash. S. Nath of IX A




KALAGRAAM - 16.08.2019


Harshatha Rithika. S – VIIIA Harshatha, an obedient girl, is an exceptionally artistic and talented child. She easily catches up with any perceptions and brings them out in her paintings and drawings. This ability along with her artistic best and creative ideas has won her the first prize in Pot painting along with a prize money of Rs. 2000 at Kalagraam BHIS-K Inter School Fest conducted by Billabong High International School, Kelambakkam on August 16. Congratulations! May her painting take her to greater heights.

Leann Grace. B – VIIA A humble personality, Leann Grace is also artistic. She unleashed her hidden potential in the amazing colour world on her volunteer. Her painstaking effort won her the consolation prize and a cash amount of Rs. 500 in the ‘Face Painting Completion’ at Kalagraam BHIS-K Inter School Fest conducted by Billabong High International School, Kelambakkam on August 16. Congratulations! May her talent help her shine in many more such events.



KALAGRAAM - 16.08.2019


Clay modelling encourages creativity, improves connections in the brain and helps to develop visualisation and interpretative skills. We are happy to announce that Manaswini Subhash Sasirekha of Class IV B took part in clay modelling in ‘Esperanza’ held at Hindustan International School Karapakkam, and with her confidence and self-expression brought home a prize. May her originality win her many more awards.

Musical expression is the art of playing or singing with a personal response to the music. It is a nice way of expression. Not every child can become an expert in playing a musical instrument. It is with immense pleasure we let everyone know that our student R.V. Ritish of Class VIII A took part in a competition held at Hindustan International School Karapakkam, ‘Esperanza’, and was awarded for his prowess. He gets joy in life through music. We wish him many more success.




‘ESPERANZA’ - 02.08.2019

Satya Kartikeya and Siona Crystal from class VII B, have the competitive spirit in them every time they produced a work of genius during in all the Intra School competitions. It is with great pleasure we acknowledge their achievements in the Inter-School competitions too, just like the second place finish in ‘Doodle art’ at “ESPERANZA’ conducted by Hindustan International School Karapakkam. Their effort and dedication will definitely help them scale great heights. Kudos to Satya! Kudos to Siona!




‘SAMSKRITA UTSAV’ - 11.08.2019

Sanskrit is a Language of ancient India with a documented history of more than 3,500 years. Sanskrit language is one of the oldest languages of the World. 20 students from San Academy Kamakoti Nagar, participated in Samkrita Utsav Organized by Samskrita Bharathi at DAV School, Adambakkam, on August 11. We are very happy to inform our parents that the following students have brought back laurels for our school: SANCHIKA PATRO – I B a very talented child. She is smart and intelligent with a good voice. Sanchika was placed third in ‘Vyakthi Geetham’ – Solo singing. C. M. NARAYANI – VII B is very innovative and brings out various

ideas into the classroom interaction. Narayani has shown her knowledge on a wide range of topics. This has helped her in coming second along with her team mate Abijeeth. G of Class VIII in the quiz competition –‘Rasaprashnam’. ABIJEETH. G – VIII A: A silent, yet an attentive child in class, Abijeeth has shown keen interest in absorbing all that is being discussed. His inquisitive nature in acquiring more knowledge has come in good stead in coming second in the quiz competition, teaming with Narayani.



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