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Thanking people for the service they render in the society is a good habit. Today our LKG and UKG kids visited different neighbourhood places in Tuni such as Market, Hospital, Fire station, Police station, Post office, etc. They learnt the service of our community helpers namely Doctor, Nurse, Vegetable vendor, Cobbler, Police, Fire fighter, Farmer, Post man and thanked them with greeting cards and fruits for their service. Kids prepared the greeting cards appreciating the service of the community helpers. They depicted their gratitude on cards using their creative colouring skills. All the students participated actively in thanking different community helpers with utmost respect.

As part of field trip children of Grade – 5 went to the APSRTC complex and Depo. Students came to know about the breath analyser which is used for checking whether the drivers have consumed alcohol or not. Students also came to know about the fuel which is used and the servicing done to the buses. Every day every bus is checked in the evening for the next day.  Students came across different types of machines like cutting machines, drilling machines Jockies for different purposes. Students showed interest in knowing about different kinds of tools like ring spanner, D.E spanner, wrench, nuts and bolts and how they are used. Children posed questions regarding the mileage of the buses and also enquired about the timings of the different buses in the enquiry counter present in the complex. They also watched the buses standing in their allotted places and they also showed enthusiasm in knowing about the bus – pass facility given to the students by APSRTC. Children observed the workers with enthusiasm while they are repairing the parts of the buses. Finally, they felt happy for exploring and learning new things from this field trip.

The students of Grades -6 & 7 were taken on a field trip to the Tuni municipal office to explore the functioning of the various departments of the urban administration. The commissioner of Tuni Municipality Mr. B.J.S. Prasad Raju  explained that there are 30 councillors and 5 departments. All the council members gather monthly once in the council hall and take decisions regarding town planning. Students observed different departments of the Tuni Municipality for Administration, Public health, Engineering , Town planning and Revenue. After that Mrs.Sunitha,the personal assistant of Municipal Chair Person explained the types of taxes such as property tax, vacant land tax, water tax, etc . She elucidated the importance of each department. In the town planning section they see the planning of the town, and approve the construction of buildings. In the Engineering section, they observe construction and repairing of roads, providing street lights, etc. The Health and Administration department provides clean drinking water and food safety etc. In the Revenue department, they collect taxes from the people. At present a total of 62 staff members are working in the Tuni Municipal office. The present Municipal office of Tuni was built in 1959. The students had good interaction with the Municipal Commissioner and the other officials during this field trip.

Today Grade – 1 and 2 children had a field trip to the  neighbourhood places as part of their active curriculum. So all the children had a bus ride to visit the places like the local market, the cinema, petrol bunk, fly over, the church, the hotels, the temples, the play stations, the hospitals, the bank, the M.R.O office, the police station, the Sub-Jail, the other nearby schools and the gated community. Through this field trip the children came to realise that they are living in a society with different places. 
The    children also understood the services at places like a petrol bunk, a bank, a hospital, a railway station etc. The teachers clarified that these places help them to get their work done more easily and faster.

As part of Yatra, students of Grades -3&4 visited the fields of Pedda Rambhadrapuram. Children explored a variety of vegetable plants such as green chilly, ladies finger and brinjal. Students also observed creepers like Ridge guard and Pumpkin. They observed coconut trees and palm trees with full of palm fruits on the way. A farmer named Lakshmanarao explained about the paddy crops. Students showed enthusiasm to see how farmers were cultivating paddy crops. They posed questions about preparing soil for the crop, quality of seeds and how to sow the seeds. They enjoyed planting the saplings along with farmers. They also observed different types of leaves. Overall they had a good experience in visiting types of crops, plants and enjoyed the nature too.

All the tiny tots who completed UKG in the year 2022-2023  were awarded Graduation certificates by the Joint Secretary Sri. Ch. Vijay Prakash. On this occasion Mr.L.Siva Kumar, M.R.O of Tuni was invited as guest of honour. He advised the parents that the children should be treated equally and also appreciated the school system of giving opportunities to all children to exhibit their creative talents in different activities. Senior Principal Mr.M.V.V.S.Murthy enlightened the parents on the curriculum in our institutions, that  is, the playway method of learning through activities. Through this experiential learning,  children can be strengthened physically, mentally, socially and emotionally.

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We are happy to share that Master Srigiri.Koushal Karthikeya of Tuni CBSE got selected in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya entrance exam which was conducted on 29th April 2023. The notification of this exam was released in the month of September 2022. The child has been studying in our school from LKG. He took special coaching for Navodaya in our institution for three months.The child got a seat in the open category in Anakapalle district.

Students of Sriprakash Vidyaniketan, Tuni exhibited their Science experiments and models on Science day. Dr. Aruna, Dermatologist came as Athidhi for the Science day celebrations. She explained to the children about the importance of healthy skin. She suggested using glycerine soaps like alovera and cocobutter which provide moisturization to the skin rather than other soaps which can take away the natural oils from the skin and cause damage as well. She advised the children to use sunscreen lotions to prevent the damage caused by the ultraviolet rays emitted from the sun. She explained the importance of Vitamin – D saying it is essential for maintaining healthy bones and teeth along with other important roles in the body. To get the regular dosage of vitamin- D she suggested the children get exposed to Sun for about 15 to 20 minutes every day. She advised children to drink 3-4 litres of water to prevent

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