Sri Prakash teachers – from school, junior college and degree college- fell in line to rally for traffic awareness about the usage of helmet in the twin towns of Payakaraopeta and Tuni. There was a serious concern about the growing untimely road accidents. Sri Prakash had sensed it and with the prompt encouragement from the rural S.P koya Praveen a resolution was duly taken and the teachers were to conduct a rally to educate and convince the denizens to wear helmets while riding bikes.
Sri Prakash Vidya Soudham, Payakaraopeta radiated festive splendour as JOSH, a creative festival, was well set to regale 12,000 spectators on 28 Feb. It is not a mere celebration, but the very essence of cultural competitive spirit that today’s students at all levels from KG to PG positively need to sharpen their power of expression.
Sangeetha Kalanidhi Padma Vibhushan Mangalampalli Bala Murali Krishna was the Chief Guest of the gala occasion. Dr S Vijaya Kumar, CMD, Vijay Nirman, Vizag, Sri Srikanth Addala, Film Director, Col S R Sriram, Group Commander,NCC Kakinada, Dr Saraswati, Director, Vipanchee Natyalaya, Chennai, and Dr C V Narasimham, Principal, NSTL School, Vizag were the Distinguished Guests who adorned the stage on the splendid occasion.
‘ROARING TALENTS’ PASS OUT WITH FLYING COLOURS.
The five-day long Rim Zhim (Roaring Talents) ended ceremoniously with the valedictory function, bringing a lot of memories and expectations all alive.
The Guests on the dais were the students themselves who proved their talents both in administration and teaching on 5th September, on teachers’ day.
The Child Guests Miss. B. Maheswari, a student of X, Sri Prakash Residential Model School, Miss. Ch. Keerthana, a student of X, Sri Prakash Vidya Niketan, Tuni, Miss. Nikhila Shireen, a student of X, Sri Prakash Vidya Niketan, Rajahmundry, Miss. B. Lakshmi Lohitha, a student of X, Sri Prakash Synergy School, Pedda Puram, Master. D. Vijay Bhaskar, a student of X, Sri Prakash Vidya Niketan, Payakarao Peta and Master Dheeraj Kumar Agarwal, a student of X, Sri Prakash Vidya Niketan, CBSE wing Payakarao Peta, participated very sportingly and showed their skills in a lively Panel Discussion on the subject “THE PERSONALITY TRAITS NEEDED TO BECOME SUCCESS IN ONES LIFE”.
While presenting the convener’s report, Sri. Paresh Kumar Dash said that “Rim Zhim” is an inter-school competition of Sri Prakash Schools in Tuni, Payakaraopeta, Peddapuram and Rajahmundry. Competitions are held in 13 disciplines for Sub Juniors, 23 disciplines for Juniors, 23 disciplines for Seniors & 8 disciplines for Super Seniors in theatre arts, music, literary, fine arts, SUPW, quiz, Sudoku, power point presentation and games & sports.
Sri. M.V.V.S. Murthy, Senior Principal, Sri Prakash Vidya Niketan believed, “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.” He specially thanked the unseen hands that are responsible in moulding a bright future of the children.
Sri Ch. Vijay Prakash, Joint Secretary, Sri Prakash Educational Society, addressing the gathering emphasized the students to have faith or belief in ones talents. He aptly quoted, “Belief is one of the most important bricks in any successful venture.”
Parents who attended the closing ceremony expressed their opinion that children should be given such an exposure to exhibit their skills of “Event Management”, as it is the tradition of SRI PRAKASH to give reigns into the hands of children.
Whatever the Joint Secretary, Sri. Ch. Vijay Prakash, wished during the opening ceremony, the participants proved that every year their enthusiam in both participation and presentation of various skills would definitely multiply.
The students bid farewell to Rim – Zhim with a promise to all the spectators that definitely the 9th edition of the kaleidoscopic Rim Zhim would be of more added colours.
The day started with a blazing determination in the early hours as the dusty sand wore the form of a gutsy willow. The sand art form has its grace well sculpted in the premises of Sri Prakash, which encourages the sand art in a novel manner.
With great expectations on the occasion of the world cup inauguration at Dhaka on 17 Feb, the students of Sri Prakash wished the Team India All the Best in a novel manner. India is already on song with two back-to-back wins in the practice matches against Australia and Newzealand. Prakashites dedicated a huge sand bat of 33 feet to Dhoni’s boys. 33 Prakashites under the guidance of Lovaraju faculty member created this wondrous willow out of three tonnes of sand.
Their sand sculpture attracted many a passer by. The campaign inspired 10,000 people and cricket enthusiasts, most of them being Prakashites themselves to etch their signatures on the banner, wanting the Men in the Blue in every way to restore the World Cup to India. They pepped up everyone around with Chak De India and Jay ho. The whole endeavour lasted from dawn to dusk.
The sand willow has stood in the Sri Prakash like a cynosure as JOSH, the anniversary is drawing nearer to be held on 21st Feb. The Management, Principals, and Faculty members joined the gusto of the young artistes to wish India all the luck and pluck in the World Cup.
The world renowned Sand Artist Sudarshan Patnaik who visited Sri Prakash last year as a Guest inspired the Prakashites to aim high in the rare sand art. The Prakashites are always quick enough to find a right occasion to vent out their artistic expression.
Hi, pals!
Do you know that the seven horses of the sun God represent the seven worst habits every one of should have control over. We learn that Radha Saptami with the sun god driving away the horses in a right direction marks the beginning of controlled energy forces symbolically. We children had lots of ceremonial fun on 22.01.2010 as you can view in the pictures ……….. Hope you have enjoyed it too! May you also drive away all the bad habits, if any, you have……..
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