Yuvabharathi has been ranked as Number 1 in the city - Top CBSE school in Coimbatore- for three years by the EducationWorld Magazine and has made it to the prestigious list of Top 50 Schools that have been recognised as 'Future 50 Schools Shaping Success '. http://www.yuvabharathi.in/

1. Volume 12, Issue 281 Regn No: TNENG/2011/39712 Published by R. J. Prakashan on behalf of Bennet, Coleman Co.Ltd., Kochar Tower, 19, Venkatnarayana Road, Theagaraya Nagar, Chennai 600017, and Printed by him at Colour Graphics Pvt. Ltd., SF 514/1 Seerapalayam Village, Echanari Post, Karpagam Circle,
Pollachi Road, Coimbatore - 641021. Editor (Chennai Market): Arun Ram - Responsible for selection of news under PRB Act. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the written permission of the Publisher is prohibited. Tel. Nos. Chennai (044) 40401234, E-Mail: timesnie.cbe@gmail.com.
It’s not just a place where you get to learn Einstein’s Theory
of Relativity. It’s also a place where you can think beyond
the classroom. Hence we say, SCHOOL IS COOL
SCHOOL IS COOL
03
THURSDAY, JULY 27, 2023
S
tudentsof SenthilPublic
School , Salem partici-
patedinKalothsavCom-
petitionwhichwasorganized
by Holy Cross Matriculation
Secondary School. The com-
petition was a platform for
the students to showcase
their talents and skills. The
students showcased their ex-
ceptional talents and skills,
won several prizes in various
categories.Theiroutstanding
performances brought great
pride and acclaim to Senthil
Public School. Senthil Public
School is not just an educa-
tional institution but a place
where dreams are nurtured,
talents are celebrated, and
aspirations are transformed
into achievements. The
schoollooksforwardtomany
more milestones and suc-
cesses in the future. The fol-
lowing students secured
prizes, bringing great honor
to the school and adding an-
other feather to the cap of
Senthil Public School’s tri-
umph.
The winners were con-
gratulatedbythemembersof
t h e M a n a g e m e n t ,
Senthil.C.Kandasamy Chair-
man, Manimegalai Kan-
dasamy, Vice Chairperson,
K.Dhanasekar ,Secretary,
Deepthi Dhanasekar , Corre-
spondent, Dr. T.Sundaresan ,
Chief Executive Officer, C.
Srinivasan, SeniorPrincipal,
Dr.V
.Manoharan ,Principal,
S.Nalini, Vice Principal, all
the Academic Coordinators,
andalsootherstaff members.
SENTHIL STUDENTS WON PRIZES IN THE KALOTHSAV COMPETITION
11th Annual Sports Meet held Nava Bharath Intl. School
N
BIS celebrated its 11th An-
nual Sports Meet for the
academic year 2023-24 on
22nd July 2023 with tremendous
enthusiasm.
The esteemed chief guest,
Thaiyalnayakee, DSP, graced the
occasion and received a salute
from the students during the im-
pressive march past, accompa-
nied by captivating marching
music performed by the band.
She inaugurated the annual
meet, marking the beginning of
a day filled with excitement and
sporting excellence.
The event showcased various
theme-based displays by different
houses, including captivating
pyramids, mesmerizing dance
performances, graceful yoga
demonstrations, and energetic
aerobics routines by the talented
students.
The management trustees,
parents, and distinguished guests
were deeply impressed and ap-
preciated the remarkable perfor-
mances. The track events that
followed were nothing short of
phenomenal, with the students
displaying true sportsmanship
and determination in every race.
The competitive spirit and
dedication were evident as they
raced towards victory with pas-
sion and zeal. Ultimately, the
prestigious overall champion
trophy was claimed by Olympus
House, celebrating their out-
standing performance. Beyond
the sporting achievements,
School Sports Day played a sig-
nificant role in nurturing a sense
of community and school pride.
The collective joy and sup-
port demonstrated by students,
teachers, parents, and guests cre-
ated a warm and inclusive atmos-
phere throughout the event.
T
o ignite the creative side of the
children’s mind, they should be
guided and given freedom to
transformtheirimaginationtoblossom
to its full potential. With this in mind,
Trends – Coimbatore organized a ‘Kids
Drawing Contest’ for school children
from Class I to V with the theme ‘My
super hero’. It was conducted on July
21st. There was a zealous participation
from 600 students. The kids expressed
their feelings through their artwork. It
was indeed a heart touching moment
for all. The children had fun by blend-
ing their thoughts and expressions
through their little doodle art. The re-
sults will be announced later by the
Trends nominated team.
Yuvabharathi in the top 75
ATL Marathon teams in India
RED COLOUR WEEK CELEBRATION
AT VENKATALAKSHMI
P
re-kindergarten wing of Ven-
katalakshmi Matriculation
Higher Secondary School cele-
brated “Red Week” to introduce chil-
dren into the mesmerizing realm of
colours.
The shades of red made tiny tots
feel bright, lively and cheerful. The
week started off with the colour red
everywhere, red colour attires, red
teaching aids and red dolls.
The tiny tots looked stunning in
their outfits throughout the week. Kids
were encouraged to sing songs about
the colour Red. The children enthusi-
astically sang songs along with the
teachers. As a part of activity kids
were motivated to colour red on paper
plates and made ladybugs. Colours are
indeed smiles of nature.
The Red week celebration was a
wonderful learning experience which
helped the children to identify objects
in colour red and relate it with lively
things. By the end of the week the kids
were able to sort and classify objects
based on colour red which reinforced
their cognitive skills.
1st PLACE
No Name of the Competition Name of the Student Class
1 Drawing Kriewin Kumar II
2 Best out of waste Rishvika V
3 Thadai Indri Tamil Pesu Bhavasri VIII
4 Comic Art Mugesh C L X
5 Comic Art Afsana XII
Kaniska.V.S of class IX B, Dharshini.S.R of class X B,
Balarukshithaa of Class X B,Sashtiha.M of class IX B,
6 Orchestra Shalini Sathya vagheeswaran of class XI, Dharshini.S
of class IX I, Asmitha.K of class X A, Aathira.M of
class XI, Mounica.V of class XI, Shreesha.P.A of class
XI, Kovendan.S.S of class XI, Ashwath.A of class XI
2nd PLACE
1 Tamil Elocution Pragathi V
2 Mozhi odu Vilayadu Dharaneesh and Dharan IX
3rd PLACE
1 Drawing Adesh IV
2 English Monologue Harshitha VIII
3 Fancy Dress Fangy feast Krishna IV
4 English Quiz Ilan and Harshiv Mithran VIII
5 Comic Art Manushree IX
27
th TNGR Sports Club con-
ducted district level ball
badminton tournament in
Coimbatore. The sportive players
of GRN Matriculation Hr. Sec.
School took part in the event and
the girls team secured the winner
position and the boys team as run-
ners. Aswin of class X and Charu
Nethra of class XII were rewarded
with the best player award. The
school Principal congratulated the
sportive players for their exem-
plary performance.
GRN students shine at district
level badminton tournament
T
he Atal Tinkering Lab Mar-
athon is a flagship national-
level innovation challenge
by the Atal Innovation Mission.
Students from schools across In-
dia participate in this challenge
and develop working prototypes
of innovative solutions.
In ATL Marathon 2021-22, two
teams from Yuvabharathi Public
School, namely Project “Falkon-
Fake News Detector” and Project
Nethramithra, an all-in-one
Mobile App for the Visually
Impaired submitted their pro-
jects. They secured their place
among the Top 350 teams at the
national level in the results de-
clared on the 23rd of September,
2022.
In June 2023, the top 75 teams
of ATL Marathon 2021-22 were
announced by Atal Innovation
Mission and Project Nethram-
ithra – an all-in-one Mobile App
for the Visually Impaired by M.
Prakalya and A. Mahathmika
(Project Guide: R. Divya, Teacher,
ATL in-charge - Anand Jeyasingh,
Yuvabharathi Public School)
made it to the Top 75 teams of
ATL Marathon 2021-22.
SGNCS STUDENTS SHOWCASE
THEIR ARTISTIC SKILLS
POSTER MAKING CONTEST
M
y friends revealed to me one evening that
they keep fish in their homes. I questioned
them about the origin of the fish. They
replied that they obtained it from our neighbor’s
residence. I also wanted to keep fish as pets in my
house, but when I asked my mother, she said we
couldn’t keep fish.
Using Google Lens, I was able to identify them
as guppy fish. I started looking up guppies online
and discovered that they require relatively little
upkeep. My mother then agreed to let me buy a few
fish. Then we collected some fish. I counted 12 fish
when I looked. One fish was so fat that I assumed
it was carrying a baby
. And that was true. After
two days, our bucket contained four baby fish (Yes!
That is currently our fish tank!). My mother was
aware that the larger fish will consume the small-
er fish.
She then transferred the four young fish to a
different bucket. We once again relocated those 11
fish to the baby bucket after a few
days, and I was so happy to see 11
additional new baby fishes. I’m
hoping to purchase a real fish
tank shortly
.
VENBHA VENKATESH, Class III ,
Kendriya Vidyalaya, AFS Sulur
MY FIRST ‘GUPPY
FISH TANK’
UPSKILLING
DURING THE
VACATION
I
was excited for my summer vacation. I spent
my vacation with my relatives. Also, I was
interested in upgrading my skills. I thought
thatlearninganextralanguagewillgivememore
confidence to survive in this competitive world.
So, I started to go to Hindi class. Even though I
was busy in my classes I didn’t forget to finish
my homework regularly
. This time our leave got
extended due to heavy heat waves. I wanted to
make this time very useful, so I decided to learn
something new that I never knew before. I was
weak at drawing, so I gave it a try
, initially it did
not come well, but with self-confidence and prac-
tice I did it. Now I have started to draw well. At
the same time I started to read newspapers and
developed my reading skill. When I heard the
school reopening date, I was very excited to meet
my friends and teachers. I eagerly waited to at-
tend the first day of my class. On the first day of
my class, my class teacher asked me about my
vacation, and appreciated me. I spent quality
time by reading and learning, I hope I will use
all my skills that I learnt.
S. MARUN PRASATH , Student ,
P.S.G Sarvajana Higher Secondary School
THE LOST
GIRL
On a windy stormy night,
A girl searches for light,
She tries with all her – might,
To get the gift of light.
She searches
for peace,
And is never
at ease,
She tries to
cease,
Her life in one
whole piece.
But then in the shadow,
She feels very hallow,
She is always trapped in cages,
Captured in there for all ages.
SANJANAA.J , CLASS X ,
SBIOA PUBLIC SR SEC SCHOOL ,
PATTNAM
T
he student of class III A did an activ-
ity to support G20 summit. We
planned to do the posters emphasizing
different agendas of G-20. Earlier during
the summer vacation, itself my class par-
ticipated in Janabhagidari movement where
in many activities were done. The FLN goals
were also achieved through this. The goals
focused were Health and Well Being , Effec-
tive Communicators and of course Involved
Learners. Yoga, Meditation, Silambam,
Bharath Natyam, Odissi etc were practiced
and done regularly for good Health. Ran-
goli were put on to show the G20 movement.
Effective communication was achieved
when the kids spoke of the summit, they
showed the posters and explained about it
in the class. They showed seeds of different
flowers and vegetables in their house, sup-
porting the slogan “ One Earth, One Life
,One Family”. Yes we are all one family and
that is what is taught in our school to culti-
vate the habit of sharing and caring. After
all these kids are the future of our Nation
and we all want a strong citizen with a clear
vision and mission.
RAJESWARY NAIR , PRT ,
Kendriya Vidyalaya , AFS , Sulur