Koramangala's Diary!
Thursday, 24 March 2016
SAPA Music Exams
SaPa (Subramaniam Academy of Performing Arts) has the aim to teach children global, classical and Indian music and offer annual examination. This was the first year that the SAPA Music classes were held and on March 3 2016 the exams took place. The children enjoyed it very much and had the opportunity to learn about music both practically and theoretically. The SaPa Music classes and exam will be continued at Parikrma Koramangala next year.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Inventors 4 Change @ Underwater Robotics Workshop 2016
Underwater Robotics Workshop happened on the 8th, 9th and 10th of February at Koramangala Club which was conducted by Eduard Muntaner and his colleagues Jord & Xevi from
Spain. This was an exciting and informative workshop that was loaded with a lot of fun.
The
Underwater Robotics Workshop involved building and tele-operating a robot that was functional made by the students that was ready to sail in the swimming pool.
Students got their hand at many different activities like sawing, drilling, soldering and engaged in plenty of other interesting things that involved in the building of the robot.
Other than designing
their robot (comprising the console & chassis) they built the contraption from scratch and were successful in getting the robots functional. They also learnt from the mistakes in the making of the robot from the other models, students had made which was a learning experience so they could carry back to school to share with other students.
Students got their hand at many different activities like sawing, drilling, soldering and engaged in plenty of other interesting things that involved in the building of the robot.
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Parikrma Halli : Belakina Ooru 2016
The idea of escaping the maze of
the urban city landscape to the simplistic beauty and silence of a village
ambience is quite appealing. The students of Parikrma Humanity Foundation made
it possible to experience this by hosting “Parikrma Halli- Belakina Ooru”
on 6th February, 2016 at the Parikrma school campus, Koramangala.
This theme based village fair was initiated
by Mrs. Maria Leena, Social teacher of the High School, who coordinated this
entire program to promote rural development. It helped students to not only
gain an insight into the rural background and entrepreneurship, but also
equipped them with the skills and basic expertise to streamline the economies
of the rural areas to mainline businesses.
They explored the traditional
environment and culture of a rural set up and their entrepreneurial spirits by making,
marketing and selling their own products. From organizing the stage to the
products, everything was done by the students themselves and the funds raised
by the event went to the welfare of Parikrma Koramangala.
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Republic Day, 2016 at Parikrma
Like every year, Republic Day 2016 was celebrated with great
valor and pride towards our mother India in giving birth to great heroes who
sacrificed their lives for the country. The day kick started with the arrival
of the Chief Guest Subedar Major M. L. Chauhan followed by the hoisting of the
tricolor and with all heads up singing the national anthem.
Guna Akka, Principal
of the school led the students in a silent prayer, commemorating the sacrifice
of the soldiers and addressed the gathering on the gracious occasion. The
celebration was well begun with speech given by the Chief Guest who stressed the
importance of the defense forces for the country and the way every citizen
being part of the defense in serving the nation at the first hand with great
pride but not just for the reason of enjoying the benefits offered by the
government.
Followed was
an inspiring speech by Sadashiva Anna on the significance of valuing and paying
respects to our soldiers after which a speech by Joseph Anna was given, on the
difference between Independence Day and Republic
Day along with the possible ways
of contributing to the nation through taxes and remarking the role of Dr. B. R.
Ambedkar in framing the constitution. A melodious tune self-composed was sung
by Ajay Anna to the students to grace the occasion. Sharma Anna enthralled the
audience with his poem based on the integrity in diversity that is essential
for the nation to move ahead. Last but not the least with a thundering applauds
remarked the closing of the day’s celebration with cheers to our nation, India.
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