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Children's day also known as Bal Diwas is a special event observed annually on the 14th of November. This day commemorates the birthday of India's first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. "Hidden talents need to be explored and polished to be appreciated for what they hold on". On this special day the students from LKG to Grade – 4 showcased hidden talents. They sang songs, narrated stories, performed skits and danced for classical songs. Different activities and competitions were conducted class wise. A sack race was conducted for LKG and UKG students. A drawing competition was conducted for Grades-1 to 3. A few games were conducted class wise like lemon & Spoon for Grade-1, Ball holding for Grade-2 and Musical chairs for Grade-3. Finally, the children were awarded the prizes and the day ended with great enthusiasm. "Every child is a different kind of flower and altogether the children make this world a beautiful garden".
  Happy Children's Day!

As part of field trip Grade - 4 students visited two places. Those are CNSL (Cashew nut shell liquid) oil manufacturing company and a plastic bag shredding unit. In the CNSL oil manufacturing factory students observed the machines where the oil is being extracted from the shell of Cashew nut. Students grew more and more curios in asking the process of extraction of oil. They also identified that after extracting oil, the leftover pulp is used to run the boilers. They learned that this oil is used as thinner in paints. 40 tonnes of raw material is processed each day to get 8 tonnes of oil. Crude oil which is obtained gets heated at 180°c and cooled down so that the sludge settles down and the purified oil is stored in a storage tank. The oil is exported to different states.                    
        In the plastic bag shredding unit, students explored the machinery and the process of shredding. They identified that all the plastic bags are first made into small pieces, washed and dried. They are made into bundles and get transported to other factories, so that they can be made into granules and these granules further made into plastic items like boxes. Students learned how the old plastic bags are being recycled.

The students of Grade 8 participated in the Essay writing competition conducted by the most circulated Telugu newspaper Eenadu. The topics were-  *Pros and cons of Internet usage & *Impact of Social media on students All the participants tested their skills in essay writing on both the given topics. N. Lasya Triveni won the first place and S. Satya Sri Aswitha secured the third place in the competition.

The Students of Grade-8 from SriPrakash CBSE Tuni participated in the 8th edition of DISHA 2024, a commerce and management fiesta exclusively designed, developed and deployed by the students of commerce stream of Grade-Xl & Xll held by Sri Prakash Synergy School, Peddapuram on 26/10/24 Saturday. The event was up in a range of competitions in two Categories. Category-I-Grade-VIII toX ( Quizzard, Vignettes, Make it and Market it) 
Category-II- Grades- XI and XII.( Brain Storm, Illumages, Rule the Roost) 
This event listed an exciting cash prize for overall champion while individual prizes were announced for each competition. The event was graced by two distinguished guests - Dr. Lohithaksha M Maiyar, Chief guest(Assistant professor, Department of Entrepreneur and Management) 
Ms. Honey Agrawal ( Guest of Honour).  Our students of Grade-8 have  participated in all the three segments of category-I. The team of Ch. Satwika and D. Nitya Pranati won the second prize in "Make it and Market it" segment and received mementos from the chief guest, Dr. Lohithaksha M Maiyar and Director of Sriprakash Synergy Scool, Sri. Ch. Vijay Prakash. Above all the students had great exposure in the different segments of the event.

Group song competition was held by Bharat Vikas Parishad on 18/10/2024  in Chamber of Commerce Building, Balaji road, Tuni. The students of Grades-6 and 8 participated and accomplished well in the event. All the efforts of the students helped them in their success. K. Pauline Kelly, M. Devi Deepshika, S. SriLasya, M. Lakshmi Nikhitha, B. Amuktha, S. Satya sri Aswitha and U. Lasya Priya owned second place in the Telugu singing competition and the same group bagged the second place in the Sanskrit singing competition.

The Insurance week celebrations were held in the Life Insurance Corporation of India, Branch Office, Tuni on 31st August on the eve of Insurance week celebrations 2024. Different cocurricular competitions like Essay writing, Drawing and Singing were conducted in celebration of the occasion. The students of Grades- 6 and 7 participated in Junior and Grade-8 Senior category. The students fared well in the above events. All the efforts of the students helped them in their success in several events. *B. Jnapika of Grade-8 achieved 3rd place in Seniors drawing. 
*D. Meghana of Grade-7 secured 3rd place in Juniors drawing.
*U. Lasya Priya of Grade-6 achieved consolation prize in Juniors Singing.

As Vinayaka Chavithi approaches, the students of Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan have initiated to celebrate the festival in a way that shows love for our planet. They have crafted eco-friendly idols of Vinayaka using clay. 

Many of us are worshipping and immersing the idols  made up of plaster of paris in harmful colours .So ,the idea is to encourage everyone to worship and  immerse  clay idols in water bodies  to reduce water and soil pollution and protect the animals in the water bodies.
Students have made their own idols and understood the importance of preserving the environment. Teachers have explained the importance of celebrating the festival in an eco-friendly manner to respect and protect nature.

Let us all celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with the spirit of protecting our planet 'The Earth' .

As part of our school curriculum we have Dr. A. Komali, (General Medicine) and Dr. A. Hari Krishna (Anesthesian) as athidhis for Grades- 1 ,2 and 3. They explained how germs and microorganisms enter the body through nose and mouth in child- friendly language. They also spoke about how  contaminated food and  stagnated water are dangerous for their life. They also explained and demonstrated precautions to be taken like washing hands, trimming nails brushing our teeth twice a day, drinking plenty of water and keeping our premises clean. The different steps of washing hands were demonstrated clearly by the doctors. Children too followed the steps with great interest. Finally, the programme came to an end with the learning shared by a few students.