St.Pauls International School Kalamassery

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.

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. The program was inaugurated by the Chairperson of Muncipality, Mrs. Jessy Peter. The Councilor of Ward 6, Mr. Pareeth presided on the occasion.

The President of Moolepadam residents association, Mr. K K Mayin kutty, Secretary Mr. Rajan and Health Inspector, Mr. Samson Kalathiveetil felicitated on the occasion and obliged their full support for this campaign. The Director of the school, Rev. Dr. Douglas Pinheiro, Manager, Mr. C C Raphael, Mrs. Maya and Mrs. Smitha, the SEED coordinators of SPIS chaperoned the students for this initiative.

“The ignorant people as well as the knowledgeable have contributed in polluting a place which once used to be a spot for relaxation”, opined Mrs. Jessy Peter. She hopes that the cleaning campaign to which SPIS ignited fire will open the eyes of those people who are oblivious to these facts. Mr. Pareeth affirmed that Kalamassery Muncipality would be a stanchion of support for the further development of this endeavor. The Health Inspector acknowledged the commendable efforts of the students of SPIS who took initiative for this cleaning process.

. “The accumulation of waste materials has resulted in polluting the well water in the premises and has affected the health of the inhabitants staying nearby”, expressed Mr. Samson Kalathiveetil. “SPIS would be providing support in bringing into light the issues of social concern as it not only avows the protection of the environment but also develops a learning strategy comprehending the changes in it”, Rev Dr. Douglas Pinheiro opined. The school Captain, Ms. Mariam Anna Varghese delivered the vote of thanks for the occasion.

Cultural Meet 2018-19
The inauguration of the school cultural meet was held in the school auditorium at 9.00AM on Friday, the20th July 2018.
Vidyarambham - Initiation Ceremony To The World of Learning
St. Paul’s International School hosted the Vidyarambham of LKG students on Wednesday, 8th June 2016 in the school auditorium.
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.
Inter School Graffiti Competition – 2019
The colourful Inter School Graffiti Competition organised by the St Paul's International School, Kalamasserry kickstarted on 10th October, 2019 in the School auditorium. Nine schools took part in the competition. The function started with the invocation by the School choir, followed by the welcome address by Norah Ranson of XI-B. The Principal of the school, Mr George K. V. encouraged the students to flourish their hidden talents through such competitions. In his inaugural address the Director of SPIS, Rev Dr Douglas Pinheiro explained the word "Graffiti" i.e Wall Art. He added that we are all Graffiti artists in our childhood, as we express our thoughts by drawing on the wall. The Director Father painted the wall with the first stroke of paint and formally opened the competition. The theme of the competition was nature. All the teams brilliantly showcased their talents and made the drawings very lively. The valedictory function got started with the invocation by the School choir. The welcome address was delivered by Raisa Parvin of XI-A. The Presidential address was delivered by the Director of SPIS, Rev Dr Douglas Pinheiro. He differentiated Graffiti and the Mural painting and mentioned about the importance of the Kochi Binnale in shaping the "Art Psyche" among the students. The Chief Guest of the day was the Lalithakala Academy Member, well-known Artist, Mr Somji. In the inaugural address, he explained the rich heritage of Graffiti as an art form. He spoke about some of the prolific Graffiti artists across the globe. In the Principal's message, Mr George K. V. thanked the management for organising such a great programme and made the students aware about the Nature and the ways to conserve our mother nature. The winners were honoured with the Cash Awards, Ever rolling Trophy and Certificates. The Ever rolling Trophy and a cash prize of Rs.10,000/- was won by the Assisi Vidyanikethan Public School, Chembumukku. The runner up was Mary Matha Public School, Thrikkakara,and they received Rs.5000/-. The third position was secured by Bhavans Vidya Mandir, Eroor,and they received Rs.2500/-. The fourth position was secured by the host School St Paul's International School, Kalamasserry, winning Rs.1500/-. The fifth position was bagged by the Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Kannamaly, and they received Rs.1000/-. The programme concluded with the vote of thanks by Mrs Suby George, faculty of English, followed by the National Anthem by school choir.
Children's Day and Principal's Birthday
Children's Day and Principal's Birthday was celebrated with great fun and fiesta. The Programme started with the invocation by the School choir. The Presidential address was delivered by the Director of SPIS, Rev. Dr. Douglas Pinheiro. In his speech he mentioned about the greatness of Pt Jawaharlal Nehru, although he was very simple. He spoke about the immense contributions of Jawaharlal Nehru in making and shaping India with all its glory. Director also highlighted the positive attributes of our dear Principal, Mr George K. V. He is a man of integrity and calibre with great leadership quality. Tiny tots of SPIK presented a musical programme and colourful dance performance. Students of all the classes showered their love and birthday wishes to the Principal with colourful cards and bouquets. On behalf of all the Teachers, Ms Anisha Mary Stephen felicitated the Principal and mentioned about all the greatness and leadership qualities in him. In his message, the Principal advised the students to have an ambition and a dream in life. He urged the teachers to love, understand and cater to the needs of all the students. Children entertained the audience with various peppy songs and dances. They wrapped up the function with the Spanish B'day song.
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.
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.
Abridging the Culture through Art Integration
A virtual interactive programme on Art Integration Project was organised by St. Paul’s International School with St. Mary’s School, Himachal Pradesh on Dec11, 2020 at 12.45 PM. The session started with a prayer and the Welcome Address was conveyed by the Principal, Mrs. Sheela Xavier, SPIS. Rev Dr. Douglas Pinheiro, the Director of SPIS expressed his happiness in greeting the students for taking up the initiative. The direct exchange of information on the culture of the states, climate and crops, art forms and festivals, Tourism and Covid -19 statuses enriched, enhanced and added to the knowledge of the students. Besides, the significance of Art Integration in education and Ek Bharath Shresht Bharath were discussed. The endeavour taken by both the schools in imparting the knowledge of culture, tradition and practices led to a widened understanding and bonding between the states, developing productive and research skills in the aspirants and strengthening the unity and integrity of India. Vote of Thanks was delivered by the partner school and the session ended at 2.30 PM

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