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Farewell for Class XII

Junior Annual Day

Annual Day

Vidyarambham 2024-2025

SPIS ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATION 2023-2024 #Operation Hope

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Farewell

Adieu to the senior students of St.Paul's International School, Kalamassery

St. Paul's International School, Kalamassery - Annual Day 2017-18, "I am a tourist" - Highlights

Annual Day Theme Song of St. Paul's International School, Kalamassery, titled " I Am A Tourist"

SPIS Medicinal Garden

Adieu to the Senior Students of St. Paul’s International School, Kalamassery

St. Paul's International School, Kalamassery - Annual Day 2017-18, "I am a tourist"

St.Paul's International School, Kalamassery presents Annual Day with title "Mendeleev@150".

Short Film " Vazhi" Directed by Proud Paulians

Highlights of 17th Annual Day St.Paul's International School Mendeleev@150

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Vidyarambham 2024-2025

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Vidyarambham 2024-2025

Kudos Paulians
St. Paul's International School continued its uninterrupted saga of 100% success in class XII in the AISSCE 2019. Out of 38 students who appeared for 12th Board Exam ,10 have secured above 90 % and 22 students are marked with distinction. 6 students secured first class .In the Science stream Miss.Vaibhavi G. Rao STANDS first with 94.2 %. In the Commerce stream Miss. Ann Mary Joffy bagged the first place by securing 93.6 %. Kudos Paulians!
Farmer’s Day
St. Paul’s International School on 17th August 2017 celebrated the Farmer’s Day and honoured the indegenious mango tree in the school. The students and teachers decorated a mango tree by hanging various cut outs of mangoes inscribed with slogans that reinforces the importance of trees in our environment.
SPIS CUP 2019
St.Paul’s International was abuzz with the Basketball fever. The 10th Inter School Basketball Tournament 2019 kick started on 29th August in the indoor auditorium with 20 registered schools. The event started with the auspicious prayer. The Principal Mr.George K.V. inaugurated the meet by shooting the ball in the basket. In the Junior Team (Under 14) St.Paul’s International school, Bhavan’s Girinagar , Viswajyothi and Vidyodaya school won the first round of matches. In the Senior Team (Under 17) St. Paul’s International School, Global Public School and Assisi Perumpilly qualified for the second round of matches.
World Food Day
St. Paul’s International School conducted a seminar on 16th October, 2018 as a part of World Food Day to create an awareness about healthy food and dietary habits. Dr. Harsha Abdul Rahim of the Health Centre, Kalamassery led the seminar.
Director's Birthday Celebration
Students and Staff Members of St Paul's International School celebrated the Director's Birthday in a great manner on 15th October, 2019. Students wished him with a special birthday song, followed by the reading from the Bible by Mrs.Lincy Rajeev, faculty of English. The welcome speech was delivered by Ann Mary Sony of XII-A. The Director of the school, Rev Dr Douglas Pinheiro cut the beautifully decorated birthday cake. The Principal, Mr George K. V. and the Manager, Mr. C. C. Raphael wished him a happy, healthy and long life. Students cheered him up with peppy dances and songs. A P. P. T presentation about the infrastructural development of the school was done. The Principal addressed the gathering and mentioned about the positive qualities of the Director Father and about his great role in the fabulous achievement of the school over the years. SPIK students presented a beautiful skit on stage. On behalf of the Teachers, Mrs Rekha Menon, Mathematics faculty spoke words of gratitude. The Director Father addressed the students and shared his thoughts. He was overwhelmed by the grand birthday celebrations arranged by the students. He reminded them that each moment of our life is a learning experience. He dedicated all the success of the school to the sincere and committed team members of the SPIS family The vote of thanks was delivered by Milan George of XII-A. The programme concluded with the National Anthem.
Press Release of Prize Distribution
St. Paul’s International School offered the glittering prizes to the schools that participated in the Paulian Kinderfest 2020 – 2021 on Feb 8, 2021. Abiding by the rules of the COVID – 19 protocols the formal function for distributing the prizes started at 9. 30 AM. On this occasion Mrs. Renu A. Menon delivered the Welcome Address. The Director of SPIS, Rev. Dr. Douglas Pinheiro, the Principal, Mrs. Sheela Xavier, the Manager, Mr. C.C Raphael and the Kindergarten In charge Mrs. Remila V.T graced the Lighting the Lamp Ceremony. In his inaugural address Rev. Dr. Douglas Pinheiro expressed his gratitude to the schools for their wholehearted and full-fledged participation despite the pandemic and for preparing their students for their active and vibrant performance. The Overall Championship Trophy and certificates was acquired and collected by the Centre Head, Mrs. Elsamma Josekutty of T.I.M.E Kids, Pre School and the Runner up Trophy and certificates by the teacher in charge of Shipyard Kindergarten, Mrs. Suja S.C. The teachers of Springdale International Preschool collected their participation prizes too. The officials of the winner schools appreciated the management for organizing the event which was held on 16 Jan, 2021. The KG In charge, Mrs. Remila V.T rendered the Vote of Thanks.
Annual Day Celebration
The 14th Annual Day of St. Paul’s International School, Kalamassery was held in the School Auditorium .
SEED CLUB Cleaning Campaign
The waste disposed at the public premises in H M T Moolepadam Road (Kalamassery Muncipality Ward 6) was noticed by the SEED Club members of St. Paul’s International School and was brought into the attention of the concerned authorities by the school captain, Ms. Mariam Anna Varghese. In auspices with Kalamassery Municipality, Ward 6 Residents Association and Police, the students of SPIS got rid of the waste materials in that area.
CYBER SAFETY
A class on Cyber Safety was organized at St. Paul’s International School on 30th January, 2018 under the aegis of Nallapadam and the Computer Science Department of SPIS.
World Water Day 2021 " Valuing Water". Article by BHAGATH KRISHNA N V
Dear friends, I subserviently beseech your time and deliberation on a very cardinal matter. I request you all to spend 5 minutes in reading this article. In our daily life, we have a lot of irons in the fire. Probably biting off slogs more than one can chew due to which we may slip out many germane matters. Such a quandary is the apprehension of WATER. I am pretty sure that many of us are as silent as grave in this regard. But this must be at least sparkle of concern. A vast majority of life on earth is indirectly bound to water. While the supply seems abundant it is not a limitless resource, particularly the fresh portable water which is the most essential for human existence. To be blunt, we might never or perhaps won’t see a treacherous headache due to water scarcity in Kerala for the forthcoming years. Yet the situation is vulnerable in other places. I would like to recall an incident that happened in my life. Once in a remote part of the western central plateau, highly eroded from the ground below, unsmiling and hideous humus Sunrays, brightly speckled and morphing the ancient dry leaves with luminous traits of minuscule salts. From sight, long ago water flowed off these plateau forming the breaches seen on its edges. A desolate land bound in oasis surrounded by extensive sand dunes. Hardly any shrubs or trees in sight, covered in a hostile condition for plants and vegetation that exposes the unprotected surface of ground to denudation. I was highly repulsive bearing a chromatic condition while controrted mammals flew past my legs. A blind day, thanks to the thrust of sunlight. To my wonder I casted my eyes upon two kids virtually approaching their mothers who are inert in a perpetual streak peripheral to a tube well. I could see fatigue in their faces, weary and worn out skin. They were daunted and pale with blanched foot toes in the scorching sunlight. But suddenly I saw their faces turn dismal in the melancholic silhouette of the golden rays as the water stopped poring out of the tube well. The children were in dumps as they grid one's loins to walk miles and miles destined to faint before the dawn. This is not a whimsical incident of the great Sahara or Jordanian deserts. This is a terrifying incident of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. I was traumatized to find that they completed their daily chores using sand. For them, water is way precious than diamonds. Similarly millions and millions of people in India suffer from proper nutrition and water facilities for their basic chores. Parallel to my experience, women have to walk miles and miles In order to find water. Correspondingly in cities like Bangalore, a family has to pay 15-20 ? to meet their daily water requirements. Almost 25% of population in our country lacks ingress to water. Plus nowadays water bodies have turned out to be privatized and a bailiwick to business people. Despite this , the unfortunate depredations caused by the COVID-19, there has been a succumb in global GDP and it’s likely that this will woefully lead our nation Into a complete recession. Hark back to the harrowing 2007 and 2008. Torturous to say, yet it’s likely to transpire. This’ll worsen the conditions for people in dry regions and especially the poor ones. So this is my kind request, stop wasting water, and let’s put our hands together in saving them. Turn off taps from running and use buckets for daily chores. Start afforestation. A small effort from your side can make a big difference otherwise we’ll be the next to suffer.

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