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On the occasion of Janmashtami, Prakashites had celebrations with traditional fervour. Children beautifully dressed up as Krishnas, Gopikas. The school premises were decorated with flowers and pots. Krishna was worshipped and idols of Krishna cradled. Children from different classes recited the slokas from Krishna satakam as well as Bhagavadgeeta, sang songs and danced. The students also narrated the childhood stories of Lord Krishna. All students prayed Lord Krishna with great love and devotion. The students were overjoyed when they hit Dahi Handi. All Gopika 's enjoyed the traditional churning of butter. Many parents participated in the celebration with a great joy. The whole celebration was splendid with colourful flowers and amazing performances of the students.

All the tiny tots who completed UKG in the year 2023-2024 were awarded Graduation certificates by the Joint Secretary Sri. Ch. Vijay Prakash. The Joint Secretary of Sriprakash Educational Institutions Sri Ch. Vijay Prakash urged the parents to spend quality time with children by narrating a moral story, highlighting invaluable life skills and such like instead of providing them expensive things. He also added that the tradition and culture of the country should be practised regularly in the school as well as at home. He shared about the core values of the school such as respect, honesty, punctuality, cleanliness and self- reliance. He informed the parents also to make the children experience these values and follow at home for the better future of the children. On this occasion the children performed dances, narrated stories and recited rhymes. The celebration is a great feast for the parents and children.

As part of field trip students of Grade-8 visited CMR shopping mall at GNT road, Tuni. The trip started with finding out the full form of CMR ( Chandana Mohan Rao) by the students. Thereafter, children started exploring each and every floor. They felt excited on seeing different vibrant fabrics and a variety of jewellery. Children learnt the difference between selling price and market price. They understood how to calculate discount and deduct it from market price.Students went to the billing section and learned about billing process, percentages and taxes like CGST and SGST. They had a nice interaction with floor managers on doubts like how they decide the price for a particular fabric/dress, why they announce offers in a particular season etc..Finally they thanked the Manager for providing this wonderful opportunity.
At the end of the field trip as per the culture of our school, students honoured the management and the manager of CMR shopping mall with a memento.

Field trips are a great way of engaging students in learning experiences. Grade-2 kids went on a bus ride to visit neighbourhood places such as a temple, the bus complex, a shopping mall, the fire station, the Police station, a cinema, the Thandava bridge and a petrol bunk to widen their knowledge. They were enlightened by the public places with detailed explanation and clear examples by the teachers.

As part of our school curriculum Grades- 6 and 7 students visited a small-scale industry which is in the weavers’ colony at Payakaraopeta. Children understand better when they visit the workplace than the classroom. They had a fantastic experiential learning when they saw looms in action weaving sarees. Mr. Subramanyam elaborated the whole process involved in weaving a saree. He explained that they import the material from Bengaluru. He also shared about the time required to weave a saree. The children learnt the way of designing a saree in different patterns and they were surprised when they knew that each saree takes 30 to 40 days to weave based on the design. They also learnt that the wages of the employees are fixed based on their work. Finally, students presented a memento to Mr.Nageswararao, secretary of weavers’ co-operative society.

The investiture ceremony in Sri Prakash Vidya Niketan, Tuni CBSE is a formal and prestigious event where students are selected as council members and bestowed with positions and responsibilities after going through physical and written tests.  
The program started with the unfurling of tri colour National flag by Sri Ch. Vijay Prakash, joint secretary, Sri Prakash Educational institutions. It was followed by the unfurling of the school flag by sri M. V. V. S Murthy, Senior principal. 
Sri Ch. Vijay Prakash, the joint secretary, Sri Prakash Educational Institutions, presented the sashes and badges to School Captains and Vice-Captains. 
The ceremony is followed by the March Past from the four houses led by the school Captain and Vice captains. The march past is the spectacular and spell bound one in the event. 
Mr. M. V. V. S Murthy, Senior principal addressed the students that honesty and sincerity towards our duty definitely bring recognition one day. He exemplified his point with an anecdote of super heroes and their tag lines like "With great power comes great responsibilities” and " I will do this all day". He highlighted the significance of leadership by saying about being responsible and consistent.
Joint secretary Sri Ch. Vijay Prakash emphasized the importance of leadership and enlightened them with a simple technique to become a leader by following 5 core values (Honesty, Respect, Cleanliness, Discipline, Self- Reliance) consistently, implement in day to day life, automatically will emerge as leaders. 
Senior principal, all the incharges, staff, students and parents took part in this ceremony and congratulated the newly elected Council members.
The list of elected leaders include:
House-Vice Captains:
Chola- k. Pauline Kelly
Kakatiya- M. Lakshmi Nikitha
Marata- D. Venkata Sai Surya Krishna Soumya. 
Maurya-S. Sri lasya

As part of our school curriculum we have Dr. N. Deepthi ( MBBS  D.O.,D.N.B) Ophthalmologist in Government hospital (Tuni) as Athidhi for Grades- 4 to 8. She started the session with some interesting questions and showed the structure of an eye as well as explained its parts and their functions. Children learned about " Blink Reflex" and its importance. Dr. Deepthi showed electrical eye chart, made children read it and created awareness about long sightedness also known as hypermetropia and short sightedness also known as myopia. Dr. Deepthi enlightened the students with the importance of eye care and regular checkup. Children had awesome interaction with Dr. Deepthi. She addressed the doubts of the students about eye inflammations, eye infections, kinds of precautions to be taken, diet for good eye sight etc., Finally the programme came to an end with the learnings shared by a few students. At the end of the session, Proctor Mrs. B. Prasuna Mouli felicitated the guest with a book memento.

As part of field trip, students of Grade-5 visited a smallscale industry named "Venkateswara Lova Prasad Polymers " at Tetagunta where Thermocol is manufactured and exported all over India. Mr.& Mrs. Ch. Lova Prasad, managing directors of the industry clearly explained the process of manufacturing Thermocol. Students curiously learnt the functioning of machines. They explored the industry, posed interesting questions and learnt about the raw material used and the sources required to manufacture Thermocol. The students understood the parameters used in making the product. They keenly observed the boiler, cooling tower and machines in the factory. This trip gave a great learning experience and created interest in students to establish an industry in future.