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JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL
BAGE, KARNATAKA, INDIA
JSS Public School,
Bage (Residential)
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School Magazine
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Members: Shridhar M., Raghavendra H. S.
Sub editors: Mr. Yogesh, Mrs. Malini S. C.
Editor & over all co-oridination: Mrs. Arpitha M. S.
Editor in Chief: Mr. Madhu Kumar B.
Editorial Board
From the Principal’s desk
Prostrations at the Lotus feet of His Holiness Jagadguru Sri
scientifically it is not possible for the honey bee to fly. But, we
Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji.
know that the honey bee flies effortlessly. This is simply
School Magazine is the mirror of all the activities of the
because the bee does not know the above fact and so is not
School. It is a brilliant chance for the children to show their
conditioned by it. The bee is aware of only one thing, that it
literary skills. I am proud to present our second Magazine
can fly and so it does. I urge all of you not to think about,
“Chiguru”, which means, 'the new set of leaves in spring
“What the whole world thinks about you?' but believe in
season'. As you are aware, spring season brings-in floral
yourself and in your ability and move ahead in life.
remake of the Nature. Chiguru is the symbol,
I congratulate the editorial team for their hard work and
representing this “Spirit of Life”, which symbolically
dedication in publishing this magazine. I also applaud the
refers to the freshness and creativeness of the children's
efforts of the children, who have contributed to this magazine
literature. “Chiguru”, the annual Souvenir, highlights the
and urge every child to actively participate in this kind of
intellectual exercise of the faculty and students, engaged in
activities.
constant inquisitive activities. This magazine unfolds our
I render my humble Pranams to His Holiness Swamiji for his
imagination and gives life to our thoughts and aspirations.
blissful blessings. I whole heartedly thank the management
In each one of us, there is a marvelous creative potential that
for their unstinted support and I am really proud to be the part
needs to be discovered and used for a happier and more
of this august institution. I thank my teachers for their
productive life. As students your success in life will depend
espousal and parents for their cooperation.
on your outlook towards life. If you have the right attitude, no
“Your beliefs become your thoughts,
matter how difficult or tedious is the task, you shall surpass
your thoughts become your words,
them. Milton was blind, Napoleon was afflicted by skin
your words become your actions,
disease, Julius Caesar suffered epilepsy, and Beethoven
your actions become your habits,
and Byron were deaf! Yet all of them succeeded in their lives.
your habits become your values,
Thomas Alva Edison, the inventor of the electric bulb, failed
and your values become your destiny.”
nine hundred times in his experiments before he succeeded
in his invention of the electric bulb. Scientist say that as per
B. Madhu Kumar
aerodynamics, the honey bee cannot fly; its wings are not
Principal
proportionate to the shape and size of its body and so
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From the Editor's desk
It is a matter of great pleasure to welcome you all to go
It is my honest feeling that our editorial board has done
through this special and precious copy of our school
justice within its reach to pass on the wide-ranging creativity
magazine with a new name 'Chiguru' changed from its
of our contributors.
previous title 'Aspire'.
The editorial committee wholeheartedly expresses a
Everyone is blessed with one or the other talent. This volume
profound sense of gratitude to our beloved principal, Sri
serves as a platform for our students to showcase their zest
B. Madhu Kumar, who has been a mentor and a great
towards implementing various ideas on a vast array of
visionary in helping us to complete this piece of art.
subjects covering literature, art and such other facets of life.
A special thanks goes to everyone who has directly and
This compendium is expected to expose the reader to the
indirectly helped us in bringing out this volume.
quantum of the excellent capability of our students, providing
a crystal clear picture of the umpteen number of school
activities in particular along with their laudable
achievements. It has been compiled with the sweat and toil
Arpitha M. S.
of our stakeholders, and it obviously speaks of the great
status and splendor of the institution.
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School Report
Prostrations at the lotus feet of His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Sri
Shivarathri Deshikendra Maha Swamiji.
JSS Public School, Bage, has completed 7 years and this is
its 8th year. Within a short span of time the School has grown
tremendously. Starting with 100+ students, now the strength
of the School is 732. At present we have two sections in all the
182nd state rank. On 1st November, 2012, 28 children took-
classes from LKG to X std. The journey of the School during
part in the Mathematics Olympiad conducted by Unified
the last seven years was not easy. Staying in the remote
Cyber Olympiad. Out of them, Akshath Sudhir Kamath of
place and getting the strength of around 700+ was really
3rd 'A' has been selected for zonal level competition. In
difficult. But, with the blessing of His Holiness, the School has
December, under Sarvodaya Award Scholarship
grown qualitatively and quantitatively.
examination, we conducted Maths Olympiad. More than 200
The School started offering partial boarding facility and full
children took the examination and won cash prizes. Even
boarding facility since 3 years. At present we have 300 partial
though, most of the children, who take these examinations
boarders and 85 boarders. As we all know, “Slow and steady
don't take it seriously and do not score very high marks, it
wins the race”. Though, the progress of the boarding strength
definitely serves its purpose in increasing the aptitude and
is slow, the progress is steady. All the boarding parents are
the knowledge level of the children. These activities are
really happy about the facility and the atmosphere.
optional activities. But, I request all the parents to encourage
your wards to participate in these examinations and also
In these seven years, the School has already sent 4 batches
coach them, appropriately and definitely. The knowledge
for X Std. board examination. Students of all the four batches
gained in these examinations will be very handy in their
have passed with flying colours. In March 2013 thirteen
future. I would also like to mention that we have decided to
students took the board examination. All the thirteen students
reserve two periods in the regular class time-table itself, one
excelled in the examination with 100% distinctions. Abhin
in SCIENCE and the other in mathematics to train students
Rai K. S., Manzoor Ahamed and Nischay H.N. stood first with
for these examinations.
10 grading points. Hruthik H. S. scored 9.6, Ashika S. Bhat
and Bharath K. Y. scored 9.4 and the least score of the class
The School should always be bubbling with activities. It is
was 8.2. At this juncture, I would like to mention that, the age-
always important to expose the children to as many
old system of assessing the children with one terminal
disciplines as possible. To cater to the overall development of
examination has disappeared and the CCE – Continuous &
the children, we have been treating co-scholastic activities on
Comprehensive examination has taken its place. In the CCE,
par with the scholastic activities. Apart from their regular
the children are assessed for their multifarious talents and not
subjects, we have been teaching drawing, craft, classical
only by the marks scored in the examination. This system is
dance, classical vocal music, keyboard, guitar, karate and
the reality for the present & the future. Therefore, dear
skating. Sports is always a priority. We have been teaching
parents, the way you look at your child's performance must
table-tennis, shuttle badminton, ball badminton, chess, foot-
change and never get disappointed, if your ward doesn't
ball, throw ball, volley ball and athletics. Over a period of
score in the examination. That is not the only parameter
time, we have planned to develop basket ball court, lawn-
through which we assess your child, we will assess him with
tennis court and swimming-pool. The management has
many other parameters, which he is good at.
approved the full fledged smart interactive class-rooms and
very soon it will be installed in the Audio-Visual room.
To increase the aptitude and general knowledge of the
children and to develop the competitive spirit among them,
As far as building and other infrastructure goes, we are
we have been conducting National Science Talent Search
blessed with a very spacious building sufficient to run two
Examination (NSTSE) since last two years. Athmika S. Bhat
sections from LKG to 12th. We have well equipped
of 3rd Std. stood first in the School, last year. She secured
independent laboratories for Mathematics, Physics,
348th state rank. Nihal Chakravarthy of 6th Std. has secured
Chemistry, Biology, English and Social Science. We have
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separate rooms to teach instrumental music, dance & vocal
In an another State level Drawing competition organized by
music. Thanks to JSS Mahavidyapeetha for developing such
Shanthala fine arts, Hassan, Adhya V. Ballu of I Std, Chirag D.
a School with a beautiful, spacious, building situated in a lush
T. of 2nd Std, Athmika S. Bhat of 3rd Std, Prashanth of 6th
green environment with the entire requisite infrastructure. I
Std, Praveen of 8th Std, Bharath of 10th Std, Sameeksha
always tell my students and teachers, we are living in heaven.
Satish of 7th Std. have bagged prizes.
We have everything; it is up to the students to utilize it. I have
In a debate competition organized by Chamudeshwari
a very good, talented and motivated team of teachers and it is
electricity board, Niscitha of 9th Std. has bagged 1st prize in
for the children to learn and extract the best out of them. To
Taluk level, 3rd place in district level and 2nd prize in state
develop scientific attitude and skill, we organized a science
level.
exhibition in December and many children participated and
Our School sports teams participated in the CBSE zonal level
presented various science models.
Chess competition held in Bangalore. We represented our
Our children participated in the various competitions
School in the CBSE Zonal Level Shuttle Badminton
organized by different organizations and have bagged many
Tournament organised by CBSE in Kochi. Our children also
prizes. Some of the outstanding achievements are as follows:
participated in Cluster Level Skating Competition held in
Mysore.
Shashank and Milan of 5th 'B' participated in Karate
competition organized by Seibudo Kai Martial Arts festival
I would like to render my humble pranams to His Holiness and
and bagged Ist and 3rd prize, respectively.
thank my management JSS Mahavidyapeetha for its profuse
In another Karate Competition organized by International
support. As a head of this august institution, I would like to use
Academy of Traditional Martial Arts, Mangalore, Lohita,
this opportunity to assure all the parents that we will never
Shashank, Milan, Amogh, Sohan, Nihar, Poojarani, Srujana,
compromise on quality. JSS is a symbol of quality and rest
Deepthi, Ananya, Prajwal, Darshan, Ujwal, Shaithya and
assured all your wards are in safe hands and their future will
Anirudh have bagged prizes in Kathas, Group Kathas and
be definitely bright. I thank all the parents for the cooperation.
Weapon Kathas.
In a national level karate competition organized by
International Academy of Tradition Martial Arts held in
November, Sohan S. A. of 8th Std. has bagged first prize.
B. Madhu Kumar
In a solo song competition organized by LIC, Sakaleshpur,
Principal
Prajna of 7th 'B' has bagged first place.
In a quiz competition organized by LIC, Sakaleshpur, Abhin
Rai and Mazoor Ahmed bagged first place.
In a drawing competition organized by Drawing Academy,
Chithrdurga, Adhya V. Ballu of I Std, Santhurpthi Ballal of I
Std, Advika of V Std, Athmika S. Bhat of 3rd Std, Adhya Sunil
of 5th Std, Sameekasha Sathish of 7th Std, Monal of 2nd Std,
Poorvik of 2nd Std, Darshan Kumar of 6th Std, Mourya J. P. of
4th Std have bagged prizes in Taluk level.
Hruthik M. V. of LKG, Rushil V. Gowda of LKG, Advika V. Nair
of UKG, Poojarani of 4th Std, Anujna Y. M. of 6th Std, Rahul H.
R. of 10th Std have bagged prizes at district level.
Ayush Patel of UKG has bagged first prize in the State level
drawing competition and Adarsh M. of 3rd Std. has bagged
1st prize in the national level drawing competition.
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CCA Report 2011-12
Education does not comprise only the academic excellence.
speech, solo dance, English dramatics, quiz, fancy dress,
Here the creativity of a child should be inspired and pure
debate etc.
morality has to be inculcated by exposing a child to various
The daily morning assembly was filled with activities. As this
circumstances.
is a part of CCA, we encouraged quality activities by allotting
It's just not possible to think about a school without CCA &
points for different assembly activities. The houses took turn
sports. In order to cater to the all round development of the
in organizing the activities. We created the best atmosphere
children, we organized a wide range of co-curricular
for CCA during morning assembly and the house masters,
activities during the year 2011-12.
teachers and children took keen interest in all the CCA
conducted during this time. The CCA was well appreciated
As CCA Co-coordinators of the academic year 2011-12, we
by the officers of the JSSMVP and other visitors.
conducted various inter house competitions throughout the
year to showcase the creative abilities of our students. The
We really enjoyed our role as CCA Coordinators during the
school spared no efforts to bring out the hidden talent and
year 2011-12. We are really thankful to our beloved principal
competitive spirit of the students. We divided the students
for giving us this wonderful opportunity and helping us enrich
and teachers of the entire school into four houses, named
our own experience besides contributing to the CCA of the
after four planets viz. Mercury, Mars, Venus and Jupiter. We
School.
CCA Coordinators
provided an excellent platform for children from LKG to X
Standard to display their multifarious skill sets on the display
boards named after the four houses. On every Thursday, our
school became a fantastic hub of creativity.
Every Thursday, we organized a wide range of activities such
as drawing, rangoli with grains, essay writing, extempore
B. K. Siddappa
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CCA Report 2012-13
'Co-curricular activities facilitate in the development of
various domains of mind and personality such as intellectual
development, emotional development, social development,
moral development and aesthetic development.”
Personality development has several facets. They include
creativity, enthusiasm and positive thinking, and cocurricular activities will help students develop these
attributes. Keeping this in perspective, the JSS School Bage,
has been giving dedicated attention to co-curricular
activities. Plentiful support and encouragement was given to
Display boards named after different houses were provided
co-curricular activities during the academic years 2011-12
to showcase the skills of different houses.
and 2012-13.
Co-curricular activities, especially in creative areas, were
As CCA coordinators for the year 2012-13, we outlined
organized every Thursday. Even the morning assembly was
'developing the spirit of competition and leadership qualities,
also fully exploited to give students a platform to foster CCA
providing students avenues for socialization, self-
and points were allotted for activities. The house masters,
identification and self-assessment, inculcating the values to
teachers and students belonging to all groups took a keen
respect others views and feelings and developing a sense of
interest to create a vibrant atmosphere during the assembly.
belongingness' as some of our objectives.
The officers of JSSMVP and several visitors appreciated the
way the morning assembly was conducted.
We have conducted many individual and group inter-house
activities such as Drawing on Salt Paper, English Debate,
Kite Preparation and Flying, Essay writing, Elocution, Solo
Dance, Dramatics, Quiz, Fancy Dress, Science
Experiments, Ikebana Art etc.
We, as CCA Coordinators, feel great for having realized our
objectives through these individual and group activities and
are thankful to our honorable Principal Mr. B. Madhukumar
for giving us this opportunity and enriching our experience in
CCA gives teachers opportunities to guide students on 'how
managing co-curricular activities.
to organize and present an activity,' 'how to develop skills,'
CCA Coordinators
and 'how to co-ordinate in different situations to improve their
leadership qualities.’
In order to see that the objectives set were fully realized,
students and teachers were formed into four groups – (four
houses named after Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter
representing four planets). Students from LKG, to X
Patil H. R.
Standard were given opportunities to display their talents.
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Bakyavathi M., M.Sc., B.Ed.
Shazia Banu, M.Sc., B.Ed.
G. C. Suresh, M.A., B.Ed., SLET
B. N. Basavanna, M.A., B.Ed.
Prakash K. B., M.A., B.Ed.
A. B. Kusuma, M.A., B.Ed.
Science Department
Triveni Hiremath, M.Sc., M.Ed.
Kannada Department
Liyakath Ali, B.Sc., B.Ed.
Ranjitha K. G., B.A., M.Ed.
S. Yogesh, M.A., B.Ed., NET
Lokesh K. S., M.Sc., B.Ed.
R. Ranganath, B.A., B.Ed.
M. S. Prabhakar, M.Sc., B.Ed.
H. R. Patil, M.A., B.Ed.
S. G. Tanuja, M.Sc., B.Ed.
Latha S., M.Sc., B.Ed.
M. S. Arpitha, M.A., B.Ed.
Shruthi P., M.Sc., B.Ed.
Mathematics Department
English Department
Virupakshaswamy, B.A., B.Ed.
S. C. Malini, M.A., B.Ed.
B. Madhu Kumar, M.Sc., B.Ed., PGDBC
Veena G., B.A., B.Ed.
Hindi Department
Principal
Vidya D., D.Ed.
Gayathri H. N., B.A. NST
S. C. Kiran, B.Com., NST
Latha C., B.Com., NST
Kinder Garten
H. S. Raghavendra, M.Sc., B.Ed.
Information Technology
Vinutha B. B., M.A., B.Ed.
Gayathri S. R., M.A., B.Ed.
Ranjini S. C., M.A., B.Ed.
B. K. Siddappa, M.A., B.Ed.
Social Science Department
Teaching staff
L. S. Manjunatha, M.Lib.Sc., M.Phil
Library
Naveen H. S., B.A., M.P.Ed.
K. S. Puttaraju, M.A., B.P.Ed.
Physical Education
Anand S. H.
Instrumental Music
M. Sridhar, B.V.A.
Art & Craft
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Mr. Kumara Swamy
Mrs. Prema S.
Mrs. Gowramma
Mrs. Indra
Mr. Shivakumar H. C.
Mr. Jaya Prakash N. K.
Mr. Somashekar
Mr. Lingaraju M. A.
Mrs. Veena M. S.
Mr. Palaksha N. G.
Mr. Mahadeva Swamy S.
Mr. Jagadish H. M.
Non teaching staff
Photo Gallery
Annual Sports
Meet
Fostering
sportsmanship
in children
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Annual Day Celebrations
A platform to showcase cultural talent
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School Trips
Thrilling and educative
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Shaping
tomorrow’s
leaders
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Club Activities
A forum for inviting expert speakers
CCA Activities
Giving thrust to
all round growth
of children
Science Day
A peek into the minds of young scientists
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Fancy Dress & Drama
A splendid exposition of talent
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Hostel Life
Vibrant and full of life
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Awards
A pat on the back for
deserving students
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LKG-A Section, 2012-13
LKG-B Section, 2012-13
UKG-A Section, 2012-13
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UKG-B Section, 2012-13
1st Standard-A Section, 2012-13
1st Standard-B Section, 2012-13
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2nd Standard-A Section, 2012-13
2nd Standard-B Section, 2012-13
3rd Standard-A Section, 2012-13
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3rd Standard-B Section, 2012-13
4th Standard-A Section, 2012-13
4th Standard-B Section, 2012-13
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10th Standard, 2012-13
Outgoing Batch 2012-13
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Hostel Block
Boarders with Staff, 2012-13
Boarding - Non teaching staff
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English Section
Less in Life
Surgery has become painless
Steel has become stainless
Take time to read
Carriages have become horseless
Fruits have become seedless
Food has become fatless
Phones have become cordless
Chilies have become pungent less
Man has become aimless.
Time
Ashika S. Bhat
10th Std.
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Take time to work
Chocolate is a wonderful thing
It is the price of success
Take time to think
For it, I would do anything
It is the source of power
I had my first bite when I was four
From then on I want more!
Take time to play
It is the secret of youth
Take time to read
It is the foundation of wisdom
Take time to be friendly
It is the road to happiness
Take time to love and be loved
It is the privilege of the god
Take time to laugh
Sinchana
8th Std
IT IS THE MUSIC OF THE SOUL……
Just one more bite, I thought and no more
But within a minute I was eating like a boar!
Mr. Poker
Whenever I go to the departmental store
I see jellies, candies and chocolates galore
A Man called Mr. Poker
Was a well known smoker
They whisper to me and tempt me
Though he was not very old
“Take us! Take us! We are yummy and tasty!”
Every time their magic works
To drink & smoke he sold all his gold.
And I end up spending like a jerk!
He had two children and a wife
When I saw a new chocolate
And took away her ornaments with a knife
He pushed his children to death
My mouth started to water
Before seeing the splendid wonders
But when I reached for my pocket
Of the world with breath.
All that was left was a quarter!
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Sahana P.
10th Std.
8th Std. 'B'
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l
If you
Study Time? No Time!
calculate 8 hours every day for sleep, the days
turn to 130 days. So you are now left with 141 days.
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One
hour goes every day to play (Good for health!) and
15 days would be dedicated to sports altogther. So you
are now left with 126 days.
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Two hours are needed every day for food and snacking,
which will work out to 30 days. Now you are left with 96
days.
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One
hour of talking every day takes away another 15
days. Now you are left with 81 days.
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There
are 35 days reserved for exams and tests. So,
now we have only 46 days with us.
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Quarterly,
half yearly and festival holidays account for
40 days. Now there are only 6 days left to study.
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Make a provision of 3 days in case you fall sick. Now you
are left with 3 days.
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Don't
we need at least two days to go for a movie and
attending functions? Pity, only one day is left now to
One year is too short to study.
study.
It's not the fault of the student if he fails. Find out why.
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And that one day is your birthday. So how can you study
on that day?
A year has only 365 days.
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There are 52 Sundays in a year.
You know Sundays are
Now, the days left are O!!
for rest. So 313 days are left.
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There
Then tell me how a student can pass?
are at least 50 holidays given to you which
include summer and other private holidays. You are now
Manzoor Ahmed
10th Std.
left with 263 days.
School is like a Cricket
God's Gift
Education is like a cricket
In the night, in dark
A class room is a field
God gave me a droplet
A student is a batsman
That made my hand wet
A teacher is an Umpire
I kept it in my heart
Pen is a bat
To look very smart
A question is a ball
My heart acted like a shell
A difficult question is a spin ball
From there came a Pearl
A tricky question is a fast ball
That was you my friend
Question out of syllabus is no ball
Let us both blend
Failing exam is run out
Without you I can't live
Not answering any question is duck out
One like you is very few
The marks obtained are the runs scored
I'm the luckiest of any
The marks card is the score board.
As I get you after many
Vignesh N. Shetty
8th Std.
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Yashwanth
10th Std. (2011-12)
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Worst days filled with pain
Once again I will not gain
Forever and ever together
The Sky shall break into pieces, some day
Clouds will turn into the cotton buds
The buildings and structures shall fall away
Nor the open forests shall outlive, nor the deep mud
But, I and you will be together, forever and ever
The earth will soon turn into a deadly desert
None shall stand the terrific thirst
The cutest birds & the mightiest giants shall feel heart
Fictions would meet the facts, for the first
Darkness shall overcome everywhere
'Evil' would defeat the 'good' as lie never before
The controls will be taken over by the ghostly powers
Departed souls and the undead shall haunt people again
The Mountains shall fall apart like scattered rocks
People shall fight for food water and air
Every eye would be sad and sorrowful
These words would be read for the last time again
Yet still, I and my knowledge will be together,
forever and forever
Manzoor Ahmed
10 std
A True Friend
Who Am I?
As a plant needs water
I am an attractive perennial
Everyone needs a friend
plant from tropical America. I
But a friend should not be a flatter
have fragrant flowers which
Do not go in a wrong way
come in many colours-white,
If a friend takes you away
pink, yellow and red. I get my
Be good in your deeds
name from the fact that my
Then the friend will help your needs
flowers open late in the
If there are kind hearted friends
Then the friendship never ends!
Nihar A. R.
8th Std.
afternoon and close in the
morning. I am also known as
marvel - of -Peru.
Know about your friends
through alphabets
B 4 - Best friend
R 4 - Rare friend
Answer:
Q 4 - Quite friend
Four '0' clock plant
A 4 - All friends
Land of God
C 4 - Close friend
S 4 - Special friend
D 4 - Dear friend
T 4 -Talent friend
E 4 - Ever friend
U 4 - Understood friend
F 4 - Familiar friend
V 4 - Valuable friend
G 4 - Good friend
W 4 - Wonderful friend
On the rainy season
H 4 - Helping friend
X 4 - xlent friend
Fascinated by its serenity
It is the land of God and
I 4 - Innocent friend
Y 4 -Youth friend
JSS is so clear to me
The centre of pilgrimage too.
J 4 - Jovial friend
Z 4 - Zeal friend
The morning chirping of the birds
The place is so beautiful
That is so far, far to see
High and low appreciate it
Beyond the reach of my eyes!
The Ghats hidden by the fog
Bless those who were here
K 4 - Kind friend
Reminds me, the lovely hills
L 4 - Lovely friend
Of my fairy land
M 4 - Merry friend
Fairy land of my heart
N 4 - Naughty friend
O 4 - Only friend
P 4 - Personal friend
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B. P. 6th Std. 'B'
Aadhya Sunil
5th Std.
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Oh! Mother Nature
Oh! The creator of nature
You are our future
Because we are your Creature.
Oh! Mother Nature
You are so artistic
And made our surroundings fantastic
There is no other creator
Who can overleap your creation?
Oh! Mother Nature
Nurture us with your
Splendid arms
Because after all we are all children of yours.
Keerhana M. S.
8th std
My Mother
My School
She gave me life
Here is a place of knowledge
She gave me love
Where there is scope for fun
She gave me food
Here is a place of wonderful teachers
She gave me everything.
Where we learnt to be independent
She is my guru
And here are teachers like friends
She is my friend
There are math problems, English
She is my guide
Compositions, science experiments
She is my Philosopher.
This is a place to sing, dance and play
This is none other than J.S.S Public school, BAGE
She taught me to walk
Vignesh N. Shetty
She taught me to speak
She taught me to eat
My Family
She taught me to read and write.
My Father is fat, who never sleeps on a mat
My Mother is good who likes to cook food
She comforts me when I am sick
My Brother is lean who likes to be clean
She consoles me when I am sad
She helps me solve my problems
My Sister is bold who likes gold
She shares my secrets and my joys.
Fat father, Good mother, Lean brother, Bold sister is
my family
My mother is my god
A happy family
Where would I be without her?
She bought me into this beautiful world
And I am ever grateful to her.
Poojarani
IV Std. 'A'
Chiguru, 2011-13
Pratheksha Ballal,
8th std
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Top ten languages spoken
in the world
My School
My school is a pious place of learning. It lays great emphasis
on both academic and co-curricular activities with a view to
develop an all round personality in students.
Chinese Mandarin:
- 1 billion
English:
- 512 million
now it is a mammoth institution and has grown like a huge
Hindi:
- 501 million
tree with many branches. I am confident that I developed a
Spanish:
- 399 million
lot in all ways like my school. It still makes me nostalgic. My
Russian:
- 285 million
school J.S.S has always stood for vision and mission that
Arabic:
- 265 million
Bengali:
- 245 million
My teachers are loving and caring. I enjoyed learning along
Portuguese:
- 196 million
with playing. I never felt lonely as my teachers are always
Malay – Indonesian:
- 140 million
with me, to guide me in the right path. I am very fortunate to
Japanese:
- 125 million
I joined this school in its infancy (foundation year-2006). But
makes it stand apart from all other similar institutions.
have such excellent teachers. They have always taught the
Collected by Dhananjay
10th Std. (2011-12)
way of righteousness and discipline which builds everlasting
values in us.
The school has helped me in shaping my 'Total personality'.
computer labs in my school have helped me to acquire a
Did You Know?
broad base of knowledge related to many
Letters A, B, C. and D do not appear in the
subjects. This apart, I must say, PT classes
spellings of 1 to 99
The well equipped library, language labs, subjects' labs and
are very exciting. Here I am encouraged to
- D appears first time in hundred
engage in many sports events. I am really
- A appears first time in thousand
proud to be a part of this school.
Collected by: Devisha shetty
8th Std.
Keerhana M. S.
8th Std.
God is Great
Why do onions
make our eyes water?
I know God made the sun
To fill the day with bright
He made the moon and stars
Onions contain an oil, which is rich in sulphur.
When we cut or peel an onion this oil is released
and it evaporates and reaches our eyes. The
nerve endings in the conjunctiva are irritated by
this sulphurous and acidic oil. The nerves then
send signals, which stimulate the tear glands in
the eyes to produce extra tear fluid. The irritants
are thus washed away by the tears.
To shine all through the night.
He made each bird that sings
So sweet all through the day
He made each flower that springs
Bright, fresh and gay.
And he who made all these,
He made both you and me;
Oh! Let us thank him then.
Dhananjay
10th Std. (2011-12)
Vachana K.L.
6th Std. ‘B’
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A prayer on my birthday
Examination
Oh! Examination, you are so cruel
It is one of my special occasions
To pass, I've to utilize my fuel
It is my birthday
To read chemistry I have no time.
I pray god, to make the day
Because with chemistry, I too sublime
Most wonderful, bright and gay.
In Biology, I always fail
Because of classifying male & female,
To make my life useful and sweet
In Geography, I always get slaps
That I may serve others and greet
Because of those stupid maps.
With a happy smile on my face
Mathematics is a long word
Without creating noise and pace.
Which penetrate my heart like a sword
I pray god to grant firm mind and grip of all
When the ladder of life is about to fall
Physics is a word of cosmos
Because of laws of Newton's
In history, nothing is right
To show the silver linings, when
Because here is fight and there is flight
Nobody has anything to say.
Oh! Hindi is dangerous name
It makes my mind totally lame
To grant life of pleasures and sway
Oh! English is equally bad
And all problems left out at bay
No passing without the help of Dad.
Though the life chat and should lead
S. Lipi Prakash,
9th Std. 'A'
May be small but true as bead
To remove all hindrance from
That may come along my way
A Teacher
Thus make my life useful and gay
I pray all this on my happy day.
Rashak G. D.
6th Std. ‘A’
Amazing facts about English
The following are some of the longest words in English.
1. FLOCCINAUCINIHILIPLIFICATION (29 Letters)
A teacher is like a lamp
It means the action of estimating as worthless
Who gives us the light of knowledge
2. PNEUMONOULTRAMICROSCOPICSIWICO-
A teacher is like a captain
VOLCANOCONIOSIS (45 Letters)
Who gives direction our life's ship
It means “The disease caused by the prolonged inhalation of
A teacher is like a flower
fine siliceous dust.
Who gives us the nectar of education
3. The word QUEUING has four consecutive vowels, which is a
A teacher is like a gardener
record for an English Word.
Who cultivates good quality in a student
The alternate spelling QUEUEING has five consecutive
A teacher is like a mother
vowels.
Who loves all the children equally
4. The hardest English tongue twister according
A teacher is like a god
to most people is “The sixth sick shekh’s sixth
Who gives new life and a new vision
sheep's sick.”
Oh, teacher you are great
Noble & lovable.
Arzooo S. Shariff, 10th Std. (2010-11)
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Anusha, 9th Std. ‘A’
Friendship
Which robbers have license to rob?
Of all joys, life can bring
Are you not shocked to hear that government itself appoints robbers and gives
Friendship is the sweetest thing
license to do robbery? It happened in England. Queen Elizabeth of England
It is tied up in a love string
officially appointed gangs of pirates to loot Spanish ships. Persons like Sir
Friendship cannot be broken by anything.
Francis Drake, Sin Join, Hawkins and Sir Walter Raleigh gave leadership to
these gangs known under names such as privateer, buccaneer etc. With the
Friendship gives words of cheer
looted wealth England built naval force greater than that of Spain.
To drive away a falling tear
Of a loving friend’s dear
Crazy Science Facts
Who are always very near
And whenever a friend is sad
l
Hippo
The other friend makes him glad.
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The
He thinks it is his duty
milk is pink
most dangerous animal is housefly because it spreads more
diseases.
To make his friend's life beauty
l
There
It is hard for a friend to depart
l
The
From a friend who is always
are no poisonous snakes in Maine
blue whale can produce sounds up to 188 decibels - It
can be heard 530 miles away!
Near to his heart.
l
The
stegosaurus is measured up to 30 feet but its brain is
the size of a walnut.
To get a true friend, a person has to try
l
The
So my friends bear in mind
human eye blinks 4,200,000 times a year.
Collected by Arzoo S. Shariff
10th Std. (2011-12)
That a true friend is hard to find
So never leave a friend, who is of this kind.
LIFE
Sahana Sheshidhar
5th Std. ‘A’
Life is like arithmetic
Where friends are added
Enemies are subtracted
Joys are multiplied.
And sorrows are divided.
Life is also like chemistry
Evaporates our sorrow
Filters our troubles and
We can get crystal of happiness.
Life is a pressure
Greet with a smile
Love is a treasure
Keep it all time
Google
Google is an American multinational public corporation opearting in internet
search, cloud computing and advertising technologies. Google hosts and
develops a number of Internet based services and products. The company
was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. These two were often dubbed
as Google guys when they were attending Stanford University as PhD
candidates. Google began on January 1996 as a research project.
Dhananjay, 10th Std. (2011-12)
Chiguru, 2011-13
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Count your life by smiles
Not by tears.
As life is a game
Play it, enjoy it and share it.
Yashwanth
10th Std. (2011-12)
Mother
Space Message
I love my mother very much
And she loves me so much
She taught me to speak
When I was small and weak.
She cooks us food
Which is very good
She makes me study
A Space Man
More than anybody
Flew down from his distant kingdom
Bringing a message
She teaches me everything
From one of the stars.
Not leaving even a single thing
I love my mother more than anything
He stood in the street
Who gave me her soul, life and love
In his garment of silver
Whatever I am today is all her efforts of yesterday.
He shone on the houses
Keerthana M.S.,
8th Std. ‘A’
He shone on the cars.
He shone on the faces of people
Who listened a harsh voice
They all closed their eyes
SCHOOL
But they heard what he said.
School is a temple
Where my knowledge will ample
Take care of your earth
My school is a pool
Look after its creatures
Which imparts knowledge with cool
Don't leave your children
My school will bless
A planet that's dead!
To get us eternal bliss.
Koushik Bhoopanna
8th Std.
Sohrab S. Sheriff
5th Std.
Wedding card of a software engineer
Backspace
Now the
take
Ctrl
of my life. Now my office will not expect me to do night
Now I can
Del
and bring
Home
Chiguru, 2011-13
of my bike will not be empty. Now I have someone to
my extra appointments. As I am soon to
cookie. Don't try to
Esc
Enter
shift
in to
Wedlock
my wedding. Read mail for details. End
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Ashika P. K.
10th Std. (2011-12)
Precision of Life
The ABC's of
Daily Life/Success
Life is a duty, perform it.
Life is an opportunity, avail it.
Life is a promise, fulfill it.
Life is a challenge, face it.
Life is a struggle, fight it.
Life is an adventure, dare it.
Life is a game, play it.
Life is a journey, complete it.
Life is bliss, enjoy it.
Life is a sorrow, overcome it
Life is a beauty, admire it.
A -Arise a little early on any day or for any appointment
Life is a love, love it.
B -Be enthusiastic in everything you do.
Rishik Gowda
10th Std.
C -Complete every assigned task.
D -Do a little bit more than what is required.
Tongue Twisters
E -Express yourselves after you know the fact.
F -Feel comfortable in everything before you do it.
G -Go all the way to please your friends.
H- Help your friends.
I -Identify yourself.
J -Join all good activities.
K -Keep a note of birthdays and remember to wish.
L -Listen with your ears, not with mouth.
M -Make something impressive.
N -Never ignore.
1. Ape cakes, Grape Cakes
O -Open your arms for poor.
P -Please others and you will be pleased there.
Ape cakes, Grape Cakes
Q -Question yourself before questioning others.
Ape cakes, Grape Cakes.
2. Tie a knot, tie a knot
R- Remember the points taught by your elders.
S -Study, Study, Study to excel.
Tie a tight, tie a knot
T –'Truth' - keep this as your motto.
Tie a knot, in the shape of nougat.
3. A Punky Skunk sat on a Hunky Stump.
The Punky Skunk thunk the Hunky Stump stunk, but
the Hunky Stump thunk the Punky Skunk stunk.
U -Use time preciously.
V -Value others' things.
W -Work and work at your work.
4. Kindly kittens knitting mittens
keep going to the kitchen .
X –X-out any qualities that could lead to failure.
Y -You are your important asset.
Z -Zestfully meet any challenge.
Collected by Spandana S. D.
10 Std. (2011-12)
Chiguru, 2011-13
Collected by K. I. Iftekhar
10th Std. (2011-12)
44
Another cause of obesity is the high content of calories in the
Take Care of Your Body
diet. Eating too many calories is harmful as they will create
fatty deposits in the blood vessels. This leads to obesity and
heart disease.
For youngsters under stress due to heavy loads of school
work, eating candies and snacks are a common method to
relieve pressure. However, it is unwise because candies and
snacks cause you to gain weight easily.
In fact, we can only use one rule to solve the problem. The
rate at which you burn calories should always be greater
than the rate at which you consume them.
Playing sports is a good method of losing weight. Besides,
Eat, eat, and eat! Nowadays, many teens are overweight
you will feel more comfortable after playing sports. You can
and unfit. Numerous surveys have found that more young
think of it as a relaxing practice to relieve stress.
people today suffer from obesity, which increases one's
chances of getting diabetes and puts one at risk for heart
To avoid the high intake of calories, you should have a
problems later on. Losing weight isn't just about appearance.
balanced diet. Don't eat too many snacks. Eat lots of fruits
and vegetables than meat and carbohydrates. Fruits will also
It's about health.
make you feel full.
Lack of participation in sports is a major problem that causes
Our bodies belong to us. Nobody knows our
teenagers to be overweight. If you don't burn up calories,
they will accumulate in your body, causing you to gain
body better than ourself, and we will suffer if
weight. Unfortunately, most young people love playing video
there is anything that goes wrong with them.
and computer games more than sports. When the intake of
Being fit is good for your health, and you
calories is not monitored and their burning is not taken care
should keep fit from now on!
Vivek
10th Std. (2011-12)
of obesity is the eventual result.
Forever
Life
Three Things
Forever we tread
Life is full of pain
1. Three things to respect;
In each other's trail,
Which we cannot explain
“Forever” we said,
Life is full of pleasure
“We will always work out well “
Forever we believe
2. Three things to admire;
Which we cannot measure
Life is a stage of actors
Time is one of the big factors
That together we shall achieve
Life is full of poems
Forever we know,
Having a lot of gems
That best friends
Life is full of truth and lie
Never let go
Which we cannot verify
Unfortunately sometimes they do
Life is a bunch of flowers and thorns
And it's heart breaking.
Ashika P. K.
10th Std. (2011-12)
Chiguru, 2011-13
Wisdom, Religion and Law
Intellect, Beauty and Music
3. Three things to cultivate;
Sympathy, Cheerfulness and
Contentment
Sometimes sweet sometimes salty.
4. Three things to stick to;
Promise, Friendship and Love
5. Three things in Education;
Reading, Writing and Thinking
Yashwanth.
Sahana S. G.
10th Std. (2011-12)
6th Std. 'A'
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Proverbs
Facts around beliefs
1. Often we have heard our parents saying that the
house should not be swept at night.
This is because while sweeping at night there is a
chance of sweeping away some valuables, along with
the mud and muck accumulated.
2. When we return home after attending a funeral, we
are not allowed to enter the main parts of the
house before having bath.
1. “A Friend in need is a Friend indeed”
Because there is the possibility of having contracted a
disease, that spreads from a dead body.
One cannot choose one's relatives but one can always
choose one's friends. So we have to be very careful in the
3. A common belief is that it is a bad omen if the
handle of the broom is kept upwards.
choice of friends. We meet many people in our daily life who
over a period of time become close to us. They call
themselves our friends. But are they really our friends? All
The fact is, when you keep the broom upwards, the
sweeping brush part of the broom gets bent and so the
floor cannot be swept well with the bent brush part.
those who claim to be our friends cannot be said to be friends
in the true sense. When you are rich and influential, people
always flock around you. But many of them are not your true
4. We are told not to jingle the key bunch in the
house.
friends, they will flee you the moment they know that you
don't posses wealth and influence any longer. A true friend is
If we jingle the key bunch, it would attract a passerby
to enter our house stealthily to take away our valuable
things.
one who is genuinely interested in your welfare. He will not
hesitate to criticize you when you go wrong. He will render
any help when you are in difficulty. Hence a Friend in need is
5. Elders tell us not to
walk under the
ladder.
a friend indeed. Blessed is the man who has such friends.
2. “Pride goes before a fall”
If a person is on top
of the ladder, he is
likely to drop
something on us or
the ladder itself may
slip and fall on our
head.
This proverb warns that those who are proud are likely to
meet their downfall before long. Pride is a feeling of
satisfaction and pleasure in what one does. This is justifiable
within certain limits. But when it takes the form of over
confidence or arrogance it is bad. A person in such a taste is
most likely to attempt something which is beyond his powers.
6. Elderly people tell
us not to stand
under coconut trees.
The result is failure. Tragedies are stories of suffering and
death of men who are good in many ways but become
overconfident. This weakness leads to their fall. Pride makes
Simple. Because coconut may fall on our head.
a person blind to his own weaknesses or limitations and also
to the consequences of his action. Therefore, it leads to
7. Parents advice us not to grow long hair.
destruction. So appearance of pride is an indication that the
It is for our own benefit. It may fall over our eyes and
obscure our vision and concentration.
fall of a person is not far away. So such persons should take
heed and get rid of their pride in order to avoid downfall.
Spandana
10th Std. (2011-12)
Chiguru, 2011-13
Samarthana
5th Std.
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Enjoy Learning
Phobias
Aerophobia: Fear of heights
Aqua phobia: Fear of water
Gloss phobia: Fear of speaking in Public
Gynophobia: Fear of women
Homophobia: Fear of blood
Necrophilia: Fear of death
Nit phobia: Fear of Darkness
Photophobia: Fear of light
Mourya J. 4th Std.
Secret of Success
“Learning is an ART
That can easily be TAUGHT
The road to success is not straight,
So never lose HEART
There are attractions called distractions
If you sincerely START
Cross roads called confusions
You can surely grow SMART.
Speed breakers called bad friends
Red lights called enemies
But…
When your commitments are
There are caution lights called family
Deeper than sea and
Guides called teachers
Your ambitions are taller than sky,
Refreshers called good relatives
Your future will be brighter than the sun
If you have an engine called perseverance
Dive deep into your work,
Spare wheel called faith
Pick up the pearls and treasure there
You will make it to a place called success.
Enjoy learning - Enjoy living.
Skanda Y. B., 7th Std. 'B'
Wedding Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. Sambar chutney
Request the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Idly on the
occasion of the marriage of their grandson.
SADADOSA
[S\o Mr. and Mrs. Masala Dosa]
With
PANIPURI
[D\o Mr. and Mrs. Bhel Puri]
on Monday the 1st April 2011 at midnight at
Tarivada Hall, Samosa Building,
Chapathi Road, opp. Pappad Theater,
Ambode Nagar, Rasagulla-13
Collected by Anika
8th Std. ‘B’
Chiguru, 2011-13
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The need for learning English
For nearly two centuries India was under the British rule. The
British brought their language to this country. Gradually English
became the administrative language in India. Therafter, it turned
as a medium of instruction. The language gradually spread over
to all parts of India and became the language of instruction and
Mother: Why did you get such a low grade in the test?
administration in our country.
John: Because of absence.
After independence the language problem came before the
Mom: You mean you were absent for the test?
administrators. Hindi was declared as the National language but
John: No. the kid who sits next to me was absent.
English was also adopted as a link language, as India is a multi
lingual country. The states adopted their own regional languages
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Once a man went to the doctor and said:
as their administrative languages. The regional languages
Doctor!!Doctor!! Save me, I just have 40 seconds to live
became the medium of instruction at school and college levels.
Doctor replied: Ok please wait for a minute.
English began to be taught as a second language in the country.
Now the question is whether there is any need for us to learn
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Question: Why there are different types of blood groups?
English. Surely there is. English is one of the most popular
Answer: So that the mosquitoes can enjoy different
international languages. We need to learn English for the
flavors
convenience of communication and to exchange our views with
other nations.
The knowledge of science, technology, social and mental
Collected by Abhin Rai, 10th Std.
sciences are available largely in English. We need English for
advanced studies. English literature is very rich and useful. The
linguistic writers of our country can get rich knowledge by
Father
understanding the writings of the western. We should not lose the
benefits of the language because of prejudice; to
My father is always a
wonder
send our own knowledge abroad we need English.
Hence there is a great need to learn English to get
He is calm even when
there is thunder
international status to our knowledge.
Collected by Nehana S. M. 7th Std. 'B'
He has little green
fingers.
24 Maths Magic
With which he can
grow giant timbers
1X1 = 1
11X11 = 121
He can cook tasty fish
111 X 111 = 12321
And any impossible dish
1111 X 1111 = 1234321
Whoosh he will fly through America, Australia & USA
11111X11111 = 123454321
111111X111111 = 12345654321
And apply his favourite oil Parachute
1111111X1111111 = 1234567654321
Even I don't like the oil Parachute
11111111x11111111 = 123456787654321
I like my father, my dear father.
111111111x111111111 = 12345678987654321
When there is purity, there is real prosperity.
13837 x your age x 73 = What?
You will get an interesting result.
Collected by Anika, 8th Std. 'B'
Chiguru, 2011-13
S. M. Megana, 9th Std. 'A'
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be miserable. A student must never neglect to build a sound
Student Life
health. It gives him moral courage, self confidence and energy
It is said youth is spring and old age is winter. The stage of
to work more. Good health is key to a long and happy life.
youthhood is very important in one's life. Usually one spends
his young days as a student. Therefore student life is an
Greater aim leads us to greater achievement and greater
important stage is one's life. Life has a purpose. Man lives to
future. Building up our character is also essential in a student
achieve some purpose or aim in this world. For this, he
life. If wealth is lost nothing is lost, if health is lost something
struggles hard throughout his life. It is in his young days that
is lost, if character is lost everything is lost. Character is the
he should prepare himself well to make his future life a
greatest wealth. A student must be aware of evil and
success. The main aim of student life is to learn and get
unhealthy things. He should pick up healthy and good traits.
knowledge. Reading and writing are necessary means for
The aim of a student life is to prepare themselves to be good
getting knowledge. A student must do these things sincerely.
citizens.
He must decide what course of knowledge he should opt to
S. M. Megana,
9th Std. 'A'
be successful. There is a saying that “To aim low is a crime.” A
student sometimes may encounter difficulties and failures
when aiming high. That does not matter. But to have a very
Amazing Facts
low aim is not at all desirable.
Honesty and sincerity are quite essential to achieve
something good in life. A student must choose the right path
and should work sincerely and honestly towards his aim. If
he has good means he is bound to reach his goal sooner or
later. Unfair means and insincerity will result in failure. We
reap what we sow.
Reading and writing is not the only aim of student life. There
Anna Hazare says bring back the Black Money.
are greater aims; a student should possess good physical
Do you know what will happen if Rs. 1,456 Lakh Crores
comes back to India?
health. Without a sound mind in a sound body, a student will
1. India will be financially No. 1
2. Each district will get Rs. 60,000 crores and each
village will get 100 crores.
My Minchu
3. No need to pay taxes for next 20 years.
My Minchu dog
She is a Pomeranian dog
4. Patrol will be sold for Rs. 25, Diesel will cost Rs. 15
and milk will be sold at Rs. 8 per litre..
She likes chicken
5. No need to pay electricity bill.
She hates kitchen
6. Indian borders will be stronger than the China Wall.
She is pure white
7. 1500 Oxford like universities can be opened.
She shines like a light
8. 28,000 kms of rubber road (like in Paris) can be made.
She is white as milky
She is cute and fluffy
9. 2,000 hospitals (with all facilities) can be built (All
medicine free)
I love my Minchu
10. 95 crore people will have their own house
She loves me too.
Athmika S. Bhatt
3rd Std.
Chiguru, 2011-13
Collected by Devisha N. Shetty
8th Std 'B'
49
If you want to know the
value of
l
A Monthl
A Weekl
A Day
Smile Before
You Turn-up
Consult a Pregnant Woman.
Teacher: Do you know about cow?
Consult an agent of weekly magazine.
Student: Yes madam
- Consult a Parent of 10 children.
Teacher: Then tell Raju why the cow gives us milk?
l
An Hour
- Consult a lover.
l
A Minute
- Consult s person who missed his bus / train.
l
A Second
Raju: Because she doesn't know how to sell it.
*************
- Consult a person who survived from an
Son: Where is my mother?
accident.
l
A Fraction
Sardarji: She was expired before two months when you
are in London.
l
Hurt
Son: Why you didn't tell?
of a second - Consult a Olympic gold medal
winner in 100 m. sprint
- Consult a student who has failed in an academic year.
l
Punctuality
in functions - Consult J.S.S Public School's Staff
Sardarji: Because I wanted to give you a surprise.
*************
Everyday Sardarji was checking the sugar which was
kept in kitchen.
Collected by Devisha N. Shetty
His wife asks: Why are you checking the
sugar in the kitchen every day?
8th Std. 'B'
Be Good to Your Parents
Sardarji: I have diabetes. So, Doctor has
told me to check the sugar every day.
B. K. Mohammed Jafer
9th Std. 'A'
Garden Snake
Parents are god's valuable gifts. We should serve them in a
proper way. Parents spend their time and money for our
sake. But in today's world children are treating their parents
as the biggest burden of their life. We know the stories of
I saw a snake and ran away
Shravana Kumara, Rama, Pandavas etc. All these
Some snakes are dangerous they say
legendary personalities served their parents to the best of
But mother say that they are good
their abilities. But today some children treat their parents like
The snake I saw eats up insects for his food
servants. The results is that the parents who struggle all their
When he wiggles in the grass
life for the benefit of their children are put in a never ending
I stand aside and watch him pass
suffering in the last days of their lives.
And tell myself there's no mistake,
It's just a harmless garden snake.
Zoya Naz, 8th Std.
Chiguru, 2011-13
Mourya J. P. 4th Std.
50
Discipline makes man
100% perfect
Butterfly
Butterfly, butterfly flying in the air
Sometimes sits on my hair
(Numbers are mentioned in the order of alphabet)
Its wings are colorful
And I feel cheerful
D=4
It drinks nectar
I= 9
It's a good sucker
S=19
Flower gives its food
C= 3
So it looks good
I= 9
In the evening
P=16
Its wings start shining
L=12
At night,
I= 9
I can see it bright
N=14
Flying back home, having a sleep after a big
E=5
roam.
Total-100
Sohan.K, 8th Std.
Harsha .C.D, 6th Std. 'A'
Why can't you tickle
yourself?
Palindromes
(Reading from right to left = reading from left to right)
Have you tried? It just does not work. Tickling is all about
surprise and about losing control. When someone tickles
1. WAS IT A CAR OR A CAT I SAW?
you, you spend most of your time giggling and trying to get
2. TEN ANIMALS I SLAM IN A NET
away at the same time. There is an element of danger and
3. MADAM I' M ADAM!
surprise when someone is attacking you. So, when your
Nishchitha B. H.
brain figures out that it is just for fun, you start giggling.
Universal Robots'. Robot is a human like machine and is
Robots
versatile to do many tasks like human beings in a
changing environment. Today, Japan is having more than
one lakh robots.
These robots are being used in various industries; atomic
power plants, hospitals and in other fields. Basically robot
consists of a mechanical body equipped with arms, hands,
fingers, legs, sensors etc. Its body is made up of iron, steel
and plastic. A microphone sound waves change into
Robots are computer controlled automatic machines that
electrical impulses and a loud speaker does the job of
work like humans. They are able to sense grip and move
speaking. A photo cell or a TV camera converts images of
objects. The study of design and use of robots is called
objects into electrical pulses. Electricity is used to drive the
“Robotics.”
motor robots mainly in factors.
The word 'Robot' was first coined in 1917 by the Czech
Sahana P.
8th Std.
dramatist Karel Chapak for his play(drama) 'Rosen's
Chiguru, 2011-13
51
Winner V/S Loser
An Ideal Student
The winner is always
a part of answer
A student is a person who studies in a school or a college.
The loser is always a
part of problem
can progress only if its students have high ideals before
The winner always
has a programme
duties and responsibilities. The most important period of
The loser always
has an excuse
opportunities the world can offer before him with no
The students of today are the leaders of tomorrow. A nation
them. An ideal student is one who is fully conscious of his
one's life is that of being a student, when one has all the
burdens to carry. So this period must be utilized well.
The winner says; Let
me do it for you
The first duty of a student
The loser says; it is
not my job.
is to study. He should
devote himself to the
The winner sees an
answer for every problem
pursuit of his chosen
subject and should master
The loser sees a problem for every answer
over it. But his study should
The winner sees a green near every sand trap
outline the examinations, if
The loser sees two or three sand traps near every green
it were to be useful to him
The winner says “May be difficult but it is
possible”.
in future. A student should
be disciplined and hard
The loser says “It may be possible but it is too
difficult”.
working. Without these two
H. C. Suraj, 8th Std. A
qualities there will be no worthwhile progress. An ideal
student must be respectful and obedient not only to his
Gold
book worm poring over his books. He should take part in
For a mother, her child is gold
extracurricular activities like debates, dramatics etc. He
For a patient, medicine is gold
should select his friends intelligently and wisely. He needs
For the thirsty, water is gold
to be fully conscious to ensure that no evil tempts him.
parents but also to his teachers. A student should not be a
For the hungry, the food is gold
Unfortunately, a vast majority of our students do not give a
For a teacher, her students are gold
serious thought to their studies or try to imbibe the various
For a bee, the flower is gold
good qualities. Unless this changes, the future of our
For the blind, the eyes are gold
country will be bleak.
For a sea, the water is gold
For the sky, the sun, the stars and the moon are gold
.
For a book, the letters are gold
But for a man, his character is gold.
H. N. Reena Patel, 10th Std.
Tasmiya, 7th Std.
Jokes
Judge: You will be hanged at 6-00 a.m. tomorrow
(Sardar in Srirangapatna, Mandya)
Criminal: Ha Ha Ha....
Judge: What makes you laugh?
Tourist Guide: Sir, please don't sit there that is Tippu
Sultan's Chair.
Criminal: I never get up before 8-00 a.m.
Sardar: Oh! don't worry yaar! I will get up when he comes.
Chiguru, 2011-13
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Who Am I?
A dictionary is
your family consultant
Come summer and here I am
Kids love me a lot
They suck me and throw my seed
A studious student uses his dictionary many times a day
and feels confident in the use of English language.
Can you guess my name?
The Mountain is my father
A few Latin observations commonly used in English
language.
I spiral down in the valley
To quench thirsty throats
e.g. = Exempli Gratia - For instance
Can you tell my name?
i.e = id est - that is
He works through his mouth
viz = videlicet - namely
And hangs upside down to relax
cf = confer - compare
He is neither human nor bird
cp = compara - compare
But feeds on insects and fruits?
q.v. = quod vide - which see
1. Mango, 2. River , 3. Bat.
abin = ab initio - from the beginning
Answer:
adfin = ad finem- towards the end
A.D. = Anno Domini - in the year of Lord
CC = Capita - heads, chapters
Tasmiya, 7th Std.
D. V. = Deo Volente - God willing
etc = et cetera - and the rest
Why should we read
‘Good Books’?
Ob = obiit - he (she) deed
Loc. cit = loco citato - in the passage cited
nem. con = nemine contradicente - no one contradicting
S. V. = sub voce - under the heading.
1. Books are the treasure house of knowledge.
Anusha K, 9th Std. ‘A’
2. To utilize the time in a precious way.
3. To develop concentration and positive attitude.
4. To inculcate moral values in life.
Do You Know
5. To kindle hopes in the young hearts.
l
The
human brain is 80% of water, more than blood
6. To lead a happy
and successful
life.
l
The
“Atlas' first got its name from the character in
7. To set a goal in
our life.
l
The
8. To build a strong
and healthy
society.
l
The
Greek Mythology when was so huge, he was made to
hold up the world on his shoulders.
first Oxford English Dictionary was published on
1st February, 1884, after 20 years of work.
colour used for danger in scientific laboratory is
not red, but bright yellow
l
The
first aspirin was developed by Herman Dresser in
1893
9. To solve problems
in life.
l
The
tip of a Kiwi's beak is sensitive and it can detect
worms deep in the ground.
10. To broaden our
mental horizon
11. To inspire our
heart and soul.
Nishitha B. H. 9th Std. ‘A’
Chiguru, 2011-13
Samarth M. H. 8th Std.
53
Fighting Failures
Secondly, have self confidence. This is very important just
as salt is very important in any food. You need to be
confident. Without self confidence, no man can achieve
success. Always think that you can achieve success and that
should be your spirit. You must prepare yourself earlier so as
to achieve success. Before starting any work, just say to
yourself- “You can, you can and you can” This will give you a
lot of confidence in life.
Thirdly, don't have fear. Fear stands for false evidence
appearing real. According to a Pakistani philosopher, it
means that “Fear is a dark room where negatives are
developed.” If you get really tensed and scared, just say to
yourself “Why should I fear when God is with me? God
Failures are common in life. They are bound to happen. Only
himself has accepted me. He is there for me and he will take
few people come up in life in spite of them. How?
care of me” This will give you a lot of courage.
It's
because they rebound after falling down from the ladder to
success. Sir Tom Watson of IBM once said “if you want to
So if you all follow these above point you can grab
succeed then double your failure rate.” By this, he didn't
success.
mean that you keep failing in your examinations. Obviously
not! It means that when you fall down, learn from your
Read this famous story. There was a man who failed in
failures and keep a step ahead in your life. Now that's life and
business at the age of 21. He was defeated in a legislative
that is how success is defined. Success is going from one
race at the age of 22. He failed again in business at the
failure to another failure without any loss of enthusiasm. We
age of 24. He had a nervous breakdown at the age of 27.
shouldn't lose our enthusiasm.
He lost a congressional race at the age 34. He lost a
senatorial race at the age of 45. He failed in an effort to
How to fight failures? Well, fighting failures is a psychological
become the vice president of USA at the age of 49. He
battle dealing with the mind.
lost a sensational race to be president of USA at the age
of 50. He was finally elected as president of US at the age
Firstly, be optimistic. Never lose heart at anything. Think
of 52. This man was none
that whatever happens is for the best. Let me illustrate this
other than Abraham
with a story. In the year 1914, Thomas Edison at the age of
Lincoln! He lost more
64, lost his factory to fire. It had very little insurance.
than 8 times. Would you
call him a failure? No, not
No longer had a young man seen his entire life time effort
at all! He is actually a role
turning into smoke, he said to him coolly “never mind. The
model for all of us. We
value of this is disaster. All our mistakes are now burnt.
must be like him.
Thank God. We can start anew.”
In this competitive world,
What an optimistic man and what an attitude! The interesting
the definition of failure has
thing here is that 3 weeks exactly after the incident occurred
changed.”Falling down is
he invented phonograph. I think it was his optimistic
not a failure. But staying
approach that helped him to achieve success. Suppose your
down is surely a failure.” Here the inner meaning is each and
Biology record gets burnt .You might lose heart and become
every man falls down but those who frustrate for their failures
upset for about one week. If you think in a positive way that
really fall.
you can draw better diagrams and get more marks in
practical examinations, then you might score 100 marks in
Biology
Anusha
9th Std. 'A'
Chiguru, 2011-13
54
My Dream India
My Beloved Father
My father is a friend and a guide. He is the most beloved
person of my life. My father is always my best friend. He hardly
punishes me but always guides and advises me in all my
deeds. My father is always my role model. I always appreciate
the qualities he has, i.e. patience, love, caring for others and
dedication in his work. I adore my father and always want to
follow in the footsteps of my father. He is a much respected
person in my School as well as in our family. Having a ride in
the car or bike with my father and sleeping by his side are
always the most enjoyable and cherishable moments of my
life. I am really lucky, because my father is a father and my
Principal in the School and one day he will be my teacher in
I am proud to be an Indian and will dream a lot about my
the School.
country. The first and foremost dream I have for India is to
see it as the most developed nation in this world. I dream of
My FATHER MEANS EVERYTHING FOR ME. For me the
India with 100 % literacy, where everyone is employed and
word FATHER means:-
where there is absolutely no poverty. India has always been
a messenger of peace. India is a country that mooted the
F for Fast. My father is always easy to approach.
A for Awesome. My Father is an awesome person.
very idea of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” (entire world is my
T for Teacher. My father is my teacher.
family). Hence, I wish India to play a leading role in
H for Helpful. My father always helps me.
establishing peace and tranquility across the world, which is
E for Enthusiastic. My father is Enthusiastic.
indeed the need of the hour. Finally, I wish India to become
the world's biggest economic power playing a
R for Responsible. My father is Responsible.
major role in world trade, focusing on
I am always proud of my beloved
technological advancements and take a big
“Papa” and I love my father.
leap in infrastructure development.
Adarsh M.
3rd Std. 'B'
Varnitha
9th Std. 'A'
Sweet school memories
Ministers of our body
Polishing black shoes with water.
Brain -
Prime minister
Hoping that P.T. days are not holidays.
Lungs -
Home minister
Checking if teacher comes with answer sheets after exam.
Heart -
Finance minister
Dreaming about birthday for months and new dress.
Ear -
Post and Telegraph minister
Keeping quite when principal passes by class room.
Tongue -
Broadcasting minister
Hiding behind friends when teachers ask questions.
Stomach - Food and agriculture minister
Prayer song, National anthem.
Skin -
Defense minister
First love.
Eyes -
Law and Justice Minister
Getting angry for nick names.
Teeth -
Industrial minister
Those were happy and innocent days,
which we can't get again.
Nose -
Health minister
Head -
Education minister
Yathindeep M. M., 8th Std.
Chiguru, 2011-13
Deekshith Shetty, 8th Std.
55
Marriage Invitation
Hello! Hello!
We use the word hello many times a day. Have you ever
wondered why we use this particular word rather than any
other? Well there are many interesting theories about the
origin of this word. Some say that it is an abbreviated form
of old English. Some say that it is an abbreviated form of
an old English greeting that people used in olden times
when they met - "Whole be thou." Another theory says that
Mr. and Mrs. Sulfuric acid {H2SO4}
over the ages the biblical greeting “Hail thou” gradually
(Working as a cleaner in a chemistry lab)
turned into hello.
Chemically invite you to the marriage of their loving son
The French language got the word 'Holla' meaning 'stop
Mr. HYDROGEN SULPHIDE {H2S}
there'. The German language also had a greeting 'Heil',
(Working as a reducing agent in sulphuric co-operation)
which meant 'Good health'. In the Hungarian language,
with
the word 'Hallod' means “Do you hear what I am saying?”
Ms. POTASSIUM DICHROMATE {K2Cr2O7}
The Oxford English Dictionary
(Working as an oxidizing agent in HCl Sony limited)
mentions that hullo and hello
On Sunday the 1st April 2012
and its other derivatives
Venue: Test tube laboratory of JSS Public School, Bage.
probably come from the
With best Compliments from
Mrs. & Mr. Spirit Lamp
Mrs. & Mr. Thistle Funnel
word 'Hallow', an
English word meaning
“to shout in
A short course in human
relation
encouragement.” This word
was first recorded in English
dictionaries in 1883.
The six most important words
When the telephone was invented
“I admit, I made a mistake.”
in 1876, Alexander Graham bell
The five most important words
suggested that the words 'Ahoy!
“You did a good job.”
Ahoy! can be used to start a
conversation. But, in 1877,
The four most important words
Thomas Alva Edison
“What is your opinion?”
suggested that the word
The three most important words
'hello 'can be used as the initial greeting in a phone call.
“If you please.”
This was accepted and eventually mentioned in the
The two most important words
manuals that were issued with early telephones.
“Thank you.”
In the initial days, female operators of
The one most important word
telephone in the USA were called 'Hello girls.’
“We”
The least important word
“I”
Collected by Ranjitha Nayak
9th Std. 'B'
Chiguru, 2011-13
Chandana H. V.,
5th Std.
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Find out the Weights of different attributes (alphabetically)
If we take A=1%, B=2%, C=3%.................... Y=25% and Z= 26% in their alphabetical order you get your personality.
1. Money Weights
3. Attitude Weights
5. Discipline Weights
M = 13%
A=1%
D=4%
O = 15%
T = 20%
I =9% S = 19%
N = 14%
T = 20%
C=3%
E = 5%
I =9%
I =9%
Y = 25%
T = 20%
P = 16%
Total-72%
U = 21%
L = 12%
D=4%
I =9%
2. Knowledge Weights
E=5%
N = 14%
K = 11%
Total-100%
E=5%
N = 14%
Total-100%
O = 15%
4. Hardwork Weights
W = 23%
H=8%
L = 12%
A=1%
E=5%
R = 18%
D=4%
D=4%
G=7%
W = 23%
E=5%
O = 15%
Total-96%
R = 18%
N. S. Moulya
4th Std. B
The Glorious Flow
K= 11%
Total-98%
Tension
Tension, tension, tension
Up on the mountains was River Cauvery born,
This world is full of tension,
Stretching herself, taking different forms
Fathers' tension business occupation,
Bouncing and dancing she joins the sea
Mothers' tension food preparation,
Someone thought: Oh! What a waste of water that would
Student's tension examination,
be.
Teachers' tension paper correction,
And stored the water by building a dam,
Government's tension peoples' co-operation,
Helped the farmer cultivate the land
Soldiers' tension safety of the nation,
Down came the heaven,
Doctors' tension patient's operation,
In the name Brindavan,
Farmers' tension good food production
With fountains dancing to the rhythm
Thieves tension escape from police station,
Oh! What great vision this was
Lecturers' tension good explanation,
Salutations to the great man
Last but not the least, my tension,
Sir. M Vishweshwaraya for capturing and
this poem publication
beautifying this glorious flow.
Tension, Tension, Tension
This world is full of tension
Chiguru, 2011-13
Navyatha C. N.,
6th Std.
Ruchitha D.J.
9th Std. ‘A’
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Jokes
Education in Modern India
Education is a boon to mankind. A multitude of changes are
Father: How many questions
did u answer out of the five
questions in your mathematics
exam.
taking place in the education system today. All schools,
irrespective of the syllabi offered by them, are continuously
elevating the standard of education. There is a sea of
Son: “All, except the first two
and the last three”.
difference between the education taught yesterday and
today. Experts in the field are working overtime to bring new
methodologies, techniques and innovation into the field of
education.
Teacher: Ravi if you
have two buildings, will
you give me one?
Ravi: Yes. Teacher.
Teacher: If you have two
pens, will you give me
one?
Ravi: No. teacher.
Teacher: Why?
Ravi: Because. I really
have two pens with me.
Kavya Shree
9th Std.
Teaching in India today goes beyond the four walls of the
class room. The all round development of a child has
Know our country - India
become the foremost priority today. Although new streams of
Location: South Asia
thinking are continuously emerging to impart value-based,
Capital: New Delhi
productive and constructive education, there are still few
Area: 3,287,263 sq. km
areas of concern, which remain to be addressed. One such
area is the obsession many students and parents have with
Languages: Hindi, English and 21 other official languages
the marks scored in exams. More often than not, many
Main Religions: Hinduism, Sikhism, Christianity, Islam.
children are driven to despair when they do not get the
Currency: Indian Rupee
expected results. Students must be told to understand that
Literacy rate: 66%
percentage of marks scored in exams is not ever thing life. In
Life Expectancy: 64.7
fact, there are thousands of examples where students who
Time Zone: +5
did not do well in exams went on to become great successes
Type of Government: Federal Republic and Parliament
in their respective fields.
Democracy.
Education is not only about the marks and grades scored in
Head of the State: President
exams. It's also about the moral and ethical values that we
Head of Government: Prime Minister
cultivate in schools. It's about the confidence
Population: 1,187,850.000
and positive attitude we build in our children.
GDP per Capita: $ 1,122
At JSS School, Bage, I am proud to say that
ISD code: 91
our education system is built on these values.
Moulya
6th Std.
Chiguru, 2011-13
Jeevan B. U.
8th Std. 'B'
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Good Habits and
Good Manners
Role of English in
Today's Life
The role of English in today's life can't be measured in words.
It is so great and big that a majority of people think it as a
pass word for a better life and better future. Recently, Dalit
children demanded English education in schools at a rally in
Bangalore. Everywhere there is a flood of students for
English medium schools. All those who can and can't afford
are drawn to these schools like honeybees to the flowers.
The media hype is in favor of English. If one can speak fluent
Good habits and manners reflect the behavior of a person.
English, one can reach the ladder of success in life. English
They are the parameters to estimate a person's personality
as a language has acquired a great significance in today's
and qualities. Every person has a certain image. Good
habits and manners give a good image to an individual and
life.
are admired by all. Good habits and manners are acquired
English speaking boys and girls are territorialized higher
and cultivated and should be passed from one generation to
than those coming from Hindi background. This carries
another. One should respect his elders and should be kind,
weight as we see that those who have a command over
courteous and generous. We should talk softly and politely.
English, influence easily on others and carve a niche for
We should keep smiling as it increases our face value. Say
themselves in others' minds. That's why there are short
'Please' and 'Thank You' whenever possible,
courses for making one fluent in English. These self-study
as these words can do wonders. They help us
courses churn millions of rupees as they are instantly
to maintain a good relationship with all
brought by those who are eager to learn this language. Truly,
members of the society in which we live.
English has become a way of life.
Mohhamad Haroon, 4th ‘B’ sec
Interesting Facts
Life is…
1. James Garfield, the 20th president of the
Life is a challenge - Meet it.
United States, could write Greek with one hand
Life is a gift - Accept it.
and Latin with the other at the same time!
Life is an adventure - Dare it.
2. A Chameleon can move its eyes in two
directions at the same time!
Life is a Sorrow - overcome it.
Life is tragedy - face it.
3. Flamingos can eat only when its head is
upside down!
Life is a duty - perform it.
Life is a mystery - Unfold it.
4.The animal named as “Scot plane” is actually a
type of sea cucumber.
Life is a song - sing it.
Life is an opportunity - take it.
5. A rat can last longer without water than a camel can.
Life is a Journey - Complete it.
6. An albatross can sleep while it flies. It apparently dozes while cruising at 25 MPH!
Life is a love - Enjoy it.
7. There are 379 stairs inside the Qutub Minar, Which lead to the top.
Life is a spirit - Realize it.
8. The Qutub Minar in Delhi is the tallest minaret in the world! It is
Life is a struggle - Fight it.
72.5 m tall.
Life is a puzzle - Solve it.
Life is a goal - Achieve it.
Sampreeth H. D., 6th Std.
Chiguru, 2011-13
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Sinchana N. R., 5th Std. ‘B’
Mother Earth
Do You Know?
The earth on which all of us live consists of plants, forests,
organisms, oceans and many other things, which help the
human beings to carry out their day to day life. So it is a
bounden duty of every one of us to take care of our mother
l
A yak has
the tail of a horse, the hair of a goat, the skeleton
of a lion, the head of a cow and grunts like a pig.
earth so that our future generation can lead a peaceful and
better life.
l
The white
whale is actually born blue - grey or blackish and
gradually fades to cream or white in 3-4 years.
Of late it is seen that industrial production has been adversely
affecting the ecological balance of the universe. The trees are
l
The cutie fish has 3 hearts.
being cut and that has affected the forest and wildlife resulting
l
The giant squid is the largest animal without a backbone.
in change of climatic conditions. The steadily increasing
number of vehicles on road has created air and sound
l
Moa was
a flightless bird that looked like a giant ostrich. It
lived in Newzeland and was hunted by the Moori people.
One striking feature of its anatomy, apart from
its height, is the complete lack of humeral.
This means they had no trace of wings, not
even a vestigial wing - structure.
pollution which again has badly affected the human life.
Nature is the most beautiful gift of god to us and it is every
one's duty to preserve it. We have to plant more number of
trees. We also have to take care of the existing trees and all
the animals around us. We must take a pledge that we will
Samarth M. H. 8th Std.
protect the environment so that our earth
becomes a better place to live for all of us and
Use Calculator
for all our future generations.
A
Akshat Kamat, 3rd Std. ‘A’
1. 4X your Birth date
4. -200
Why is Hassan among the most
prominent districts in India?
5. + month you are born
l
Beluru
2. +13
3. X 25
and Halebidu, the world's most beautiful
temples, are in Hassan.
6. X2
l
Jawgal
Srinath, one of the finest Indian fast
bowlers, is from Hassan.
7. -40
8. X50
l
H. D. Devegowda,
the first and last Indian Prime
Minister from south India is from Hassan.
9. + Last 2 digit of year you born
10. - 10500
l
India's
Result is very interesting
no. 1 High-Tec bus stand is in Hassan.
l
The ISRO's
l
Hassan
B
is one of the leading producers of coffee
in India.
11. 13837 X your age X 73 =?
l
World's
longest monolithic statue Bahubali
is at Sravanabelagola in Hassan district.
You will be getting an interesting result.
Nismitha 9th Std. ‘B’
Chiguru, 2011-13
control office, MCF is in Hassan.
Bharath K.Y., 10th Std.
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Fun With Maths
Fun - 1
Fun - 2
1. 3X1X37 = 111
1. 1X8+37 = 9
2. 3X2X37 = 222
2. 12X8+37 = 98
3. 3X3X37 = 333
3. 123X8+37 = 987
4. 3X4X37 = 444
4. 1234X8+37 = 9876
5. 3X5X37 = 555
5. 12345X8+37 = 98765
6. 3X6X37 = 666
6. 123456X8+37 = 987654
7. 3X7X37 = 777
7. 1234567X8+37 = 9876543
8. 3X8X37 = 888
8. 12345678X8+37 = 98765432
9. 3X9X37 = 999
9. 123456789X8+37 = 987654321
A home away from home
Collected by
Yogitha 1st Std. A
B. K. Siddappa
TGT, Social Science
Like the saying 'Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu, Guru Devo
Teacher’s Corner
Maheswaraha Guru Sakshat Parabrahma Guruve Namaha,
Teacher is ahead of all Trimurthies. The Indian Gurukula is
A Tale of sadness
Gurukula, the teacher assigns duties to each student
There is an untold storm inside a lady
according to his knowledge, skill, quality and wisdom.
one of the ancient forms of residential school systems. In
This can't be explained by anybody
Students learn through oral method or by chanting mantras.
Her marvelous looks make every one wonder
Skill sets required in those days such as archery, chariot
racing, wrestling and sight war etc. were also being taught in
Her smile makes the world blunder.
the gurukula system. After the completion of education, the
I know inside she is storm and turbulent
teacher would conduct an exam according to the student's
Every lady is just a puppet
aptitude and age. At the time of leaving the Gurukula, students
Accept everything being silent.
used to give a gift to teacher called as 'Gurudakshina.’
Ever she will be in quest of her identity
The modern concept of residential school is different. Here
Which is her stupidity
homely atmosphere is provided at the school. The schools
The world branded ladies as calm and quiet
are generally located far away from urban areas and in
pollution free atmosphere. These schools offer a wide range
And she plays those roles with scare and care
of co-curricular activities such as swimming, skating, sports,
She thinks and thinks and slips into silence
art and craft, theater etc. The schools also give utmost
This is misinterpreted by the world as
importance to academic activities.
SATHI SAVITHRINESS
The students are assessed by their performance in
academics and co-curricular activities. They are are taught
different languages and exposed to different cultures and
Arpitha M.S
Dept. of English
Chiguru, 2011-13
traditions. Education is provided with the motto of facilitating
'all round development of an individual.'
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The Top 5 Corruption Scams in India.
This is the season of scams and the biggest ever corruption
cases in India have been unearthed more recently. So, I
decided to dig deep to see which scams were the biggest
and most damaging to the country and its citizens.
Ranjini S C
Department of Social Science
In our daily life, most of us must have been witnesses to or a
victim of the corruption thriving in our system. It could be in
the form of a taxi-driver manipulating the meter to jack-up the
reading or a government officer taking bribery to promptly
transfer your file to the next department or even yourself
offering bribe to a traffic police on breaking a signal.
3) Telgi Scam
As they say, every scam must have something unique in it to
make money out of it in an unscrupulous manner and Telgi
scam had all the suspense and drama that the scandal
needed to thrive and be busted.
Abdul Karim Telgi had mastered the art of forgery in printing
The average Indian citizen is hard working and diligent, but it
is the people in charge of the system (The Babus) or with
whom the power lies, that act as a cancer spreading the
venom, slowing down progress and what all not. But,
somewhere down the line, we ourselves are responsible for
allowing and being taken for a ride by these people, aren't
we?
duplicate stamp papers and sold them to banks and other
institutions. The tentacles of the fake stamp and stamp
paper case had penetrated 12 states and was estimated at a
whooping Rs. 20,000 crore plus. It was obvious that Telgi
had a lot of support from government departments that were
responsible for the production and sale of high security
stamps.
However, it is during a multi-thousand crore scam, that a taxpayer actually realizes the heartburn of being cheated from
his valued contribution of funds towards the development
and well-being of the nation. But, that's what a scam, be it big
or small, means – the act of swindling by some fraudulent
scheme or action.
4) Satyam Scam
The scam at Satyam Computer Services is something that
will shatter the peace and tranquility of Indian investors and
shareholder community beyond repair. Satyam is the
biggest fraud in the corporate history to the tune of Rs. 14000
crore.
1) 2G Spectrum Scam
The company's disgraced former chairman Ramalinga Raju
We have had a number of scams in India; but none is bigger
than the scam involving the process of allocating unified
access service licenses. At the heart of this Rs.1.76-lakh
crore scam is the former Telecom minister A Raja – who
according to the CAG, has evaded norms at every level as
he carried out the dubious 2G license awards in 2008 at
throwaway prices which were pegged at 2001 prices.
kept everyone in the dark for a decade by fudging the books
of accounts for several years and inflating revenues and
profit figures of Satyam. Finally, the company was taken over
by Tech Mahindra which has done wonderfully well to revive
the brand Satyam.
5) Bofors Scam
2) Commonwealth Games Scam
The Bofors scam was a major corruption scandal in India in
Another major scam in the series of scams that hit the nation
in recent times is the Commonwealth Games loot. Yes,
literally a loot! Even before the long awaited sporting
bonanza could see the day of light, the grand event was
soaked in the allegations of corruption. It is estimated that
out of Rs. 70,000 crore spent on the Games, only half the
said amount was spent on Indian sportspersons.
the 1980s; when the then PM Rajiv Gandhi and several
others including a powerful NRI family named the Hindujas,
were accused of receiving kickbacks from Bofors AB for
winning a bid to supply India's 155 mm field Howitzer.
The Swedish State Radio had broadcast a startling report
about an undercover operation carried out by Bofors,
Sweden's biggest arms manufacturer, whereby $16 million
The Central Vigilance Commission, involved in probing the
were allegedly paid to members of PM Rajiv Gandhi's
alleged corruption in various Commonwealth Games-
Congress.
related projects, has found discrepancies in tenders – like
Most of all, the Bofors scam had a strong emotional appeal
payment to non-existent parties, willful delays in execution of
because it was a scam related to the defense services and
contracts, over inflated price and bungling in purchase of
India's security interests.
equipment through tendering and misappropriation of funds.
Chiguru, 2011-13
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Interesting facts, numbers
and figures around the world
Are you good in math? If so, then you are good at numbers
and figures. Here are some interesting facts, numbers, and
figures from around the world.
1.
The probability that a meteor will land on your house is 1
in 180,000,000,000,000.
Prabhakar M S
Department of Mathematics
17.
The chance that a person auditioning will win American
idol is 1 in 100,000.
18.
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington DC, which
comprises 18 museums is the "biggest museum
complex in the world" holding about 142,000,000
objects.
2.
The biggest prime number yet discovered is 2 raised to
32,582,857 minus 1. The number has 9,808,358 digits,
enough to fill more than 10 books with 350 pages.
3.
At the end of September 2006, the total amount of
money in circulation in the US came about to
$790,556,011,806.00. About $36,600,000,000.00 was
in coins and the rest is paper money.
19.
The Medal of Honor had been awarded about 3,450
times since 1863. It's the highest medal for any branch
of the US military.
20.
There were 3,000,000,000 people in 1959,
6,000,000,000 in 1999 and by 2050 - there will be
9,400,000,000 people in the world.
One pencil-eraser sized pellet of uranium, the heaviest
naturally occurring element, can produce as much
energy as 1,780 pounds of coal.
21.
In 2003, a severe summer heat wave swept across
Europe killing more than 14,000 in France alone and
35,000 in Europe.
22.
About 90% of the population of Argentina lives in urban;
1/3 lives in the capital.
23.
Belgium produces about 172,000 tons of chocolate
every year.
24.
Bolivia's administrative capital, La Paz, is the capital
with elevation in the world at about 13,000 ft above sea
level.
4.
5.
The possibility that a person will be struck by lightning is
1 in 5,000.
6.
Italy has one of the highest cell phone use rates in the
world, with about 124 cell phone subscriptions for every
100 people in the population.
8.
Luxembourg's per capita income is nearly $66,000, the
highest in the world.
9.
The 33.5-mile Seikan Tunnel bet Honshu and Hokkaido
is the longest railroad tunnel in the world.
10.
Mexico is the country where most US immigrants came
from with 14% or 161,445 of the 1,122,373 immigrants.
25.
The Georgian alphabet is 1 of the only 14 alphabets in
use today. It has 33 letters.
11.
There are twice as many bikes as cars in the
Netherlands.
26.
Guinea in Africa has had only 2 presidents since 1958.
27.
12.
The Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, draws
about 40,000,000 people each year to shop in about 520
stores.
One of the most grueling foot race in the world, the
Marathon des Sables (Marathon of Sands) is a six-day,
143 mile trek across the Sahara Desert in Morocco.
28.
13.
In New Zealand, sheep outnumber people by about 10
to 1.
More than 6,000 people die every day, mostly kids,
because they don't have safe drinking water.
29.
14.
Many years of severe drought caused one of the worst
modern famines killing more than 800,000 people in
Africa, chiefly in Ethiopia.
In 1994, fighting between Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups
in Rwanda led to the massacre of more than 800,000
civilians.
30.
15.
Palau's marine life is among the most diverse in the
world. Over 1,400 species of fish, 500 species of corals
and giant clams can be found here.
From 1998 to 2004 fighting in the Democratic Republic
of Congo involves 9 nations. About 4,000,000 died,
mostly from starvation and diseases.
31.
16.
The average lifespan of Andorran is about 83 years, the
highest in the world.
The human genome contains 20,000 to 25,000 genes.
That's fewer than the 50,000 plus genes of a rice plant.
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Where Words Fail....Music Speaks
Music and art said to speak a universal language, but this
language can be understood only by people who are
themselves universal in character.
colour and line, it is pattern and design, it is movement, it has
the capacity to express emotion as no words can, music is
wonderful release, music is a god, music is a meditation,
music is a soul,where words fail…..music speaks.
A baby’s first efforts at speech is music to mothers'ear, music
moves our mind and hearts. Music is not only sounds, it is
The power of music
18 benefits of playing an instrument
By Anand S. H.
Instrumental music teacher
The Chinese philosopher Confucius said long ago that “Music
produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do
without.” Playing a musical instrument has many benefits and
can bring joy to you and to everyone around you. This article
for a group to make beautiful music, each player and section
speaks about 18 benefits of playing an instrument and will
must learn how to listen to each other and play together.
hopefully give you a better sense of appreciation and pride for
music
4. Teaches you perseverance.
Learning to play an instrument takes time and effort, which
1. Increases the capacity of your memory.
Research has shown that both listening to music and playing a
really teaches you patience and perseverance. Most people
can't play every piece of music perfectly the first time.
musical instrument stimulate your brain and can increase your
memory. “New research suggests that regularly playing an
instrument changes the shape and power of the brain and may
5. Enhances your coordination.
The art of playing an instrument requires a lot of hand-eye
be used in therapy to improve cognitive skills.” Especially in the
coordination. By reading musical notes on a page, your brain
areas of the brain used in processing and playing music. If you
subconsciously must convert that note into specific motor
learn how to play an instrument, the parts of your brain that
patterns while also adding breathing and rhythm to the mix.
control motor skills (ex: using your hands, running, swimming,
6. Betters your mathematical ability.
Reading music requires counting notes and rhythms and can
balancing, etc.), hearing, storing audio information, and
memory actually grow and become more active.
help your math skills. Also, learning music theory includes
2.
many mathematical aspects.
Refines your time management and organizational
Studies have shown that
students who play instruments or study the arts are often better
skills.
Learning how to play an instrument requires you to really learn
in math and achieve higher grades in school than students
how to be organized and to manage your time wisely. A good
who don't.
musician knows that the quality of practice time is more
quicker, he/she will have to learn how to organize his/her
7. Improves your reading and comprehension skills.
According to a study published in the journal Psychology of
practice time and plan different challenges to work on, making
Music, “Children exposed to a multi-year program of music
valuable than the quantity. In order for a musician to progress
tuition involving training in increasingly complex rhythmic,
efficient use of time.
tonal, and practical skills display superior cognitive
performance in reading skills compared with their non-
3. Boosts your team skills.
Team skills are a very important aspect of being successful in
musically trained peers.”
life. Playing an instrument requires you to work with others to
8. Increases your responsibility.
Playing an instrument comes with its responsibilities.
make music. In band and orchestra settings you must learn
how to cooperate with the people around you. Also, in order
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Maintenance and care are very important in keeping an
14. Boosts your listening skills.
Although it's pretty obvious, playing an instrument requires you
instrument in working condition. Each instrument has different
procedures to keep in functioning properly, but most
to listen very carefully to things. You have to learn how to hear
instruments need cleaning and some form of oiling/greasing.
when you're playing a wrong note in order to correct yourself.
In addition to maintenance responsibilities, there are other
Tuning your instrument means hearing if the pitch you're
aspects such as remembering music events (like rehearsals
playing is high (sharp) or low (flat).
and performances) and making time to practice.
ensemble, you have to listen for the melody and play softer if
9. Exposes you to cultural history.
Very often, music reflects the environment and times of its
many examples to list every possibility here, but by playing an
When playing in an
you're the supporting part (accompaniment). There are too
instrument you are guaranteed to improve your listening skills.
creation. Therefore, you learn a variety of music types such as
classical traditions, folk music, medieval, and other genres.
15. Teaches you discipline.
As previously mentioned, playing an instrument can be very
Music itself is history, and each piece usually has its own
background and storyline that can further your appreciation of
challenging.
other cultures.
discipline. Practicing often and working on the hard parts of
One of the qualities that musicians learn is
10. Sharpens your concentration.
Playing music by yourself requires you to concentrate on
The best musicians in the world are masters of discipline which
music and not just the easy and fun stuff requires discipline.
is why they are so successful on their instrument.
things like pitch, rhythm, tempo, note duration, and quality of
sound. Playing music in a group involves even more
16. Elevates your performance skills and reduces stage
concentration because you must learn to not only hear
fright.
One of the goals of practicing so much on your instrument is so
yourself, but you must listen to all the other sections and play in
that you can perform for others. The more you get up in front of
harmony with the rest of the group.
people and perform, the more you'll reduce any stage fright.
11. Fosters your self-expression and relieves stress.
It's your instrument, so you can play whatever you want on it!
because you're not alone. Also, being prepared and really
The more advanced you become on an instrument, the greater
knowing how to play your part makes it much easier to get up
you'll be able to play what you want and how you want. Music
and play for a crowd.
Playing on stage in a band or orchestra helps with stage fright
is an art–just like an artist can paint his/her emotions onto a
17. Enhances your respiratory system.
If you have a good music director/tutor, you should hear them
canvas, so can a musician play a piece with emotion. This has
proven to relieve stress and can be a great form of therapy. In
fact, music therapy has been useful in treating children and
tell you quite often to “use more air!” Air is one of the key
teens with autism, depression, and other disorders.
components in making wonderful-sounding music. In order to
12. Creates a sense of achievement.
Overcoming musical challenges that you thought you'd never
you'll need to take huge breaths and learn how to expel the air
properly to make the desired sound. Breathing exercises are
quite master can give you a great sense of pride about
highly recommended for musicians, and they can really
yourself.
strengthen your respiratory system.
play any piece of music correctly when playing an instrument,
When you first start learning how to play an
instrument, it seems like just holding out a note for a couple
beats or hitting a high pitch is an amazing accomplishment. As
18. Promotes happiness in your life and those around
you practice and become a more experienced musician,
you.
Playing a musical instrument can be very fun and exciting. Not
making beautiful sounding music pleasing not only to your ear,
only is it fun to play music that you enjoy, but it feels wonderful
but others as well is a very rewarding experience.
to hear an audience applaud you for giving a great
13. Promotes your social skills.
Playing an instrument can be a great way to enhance your
voluntarily play in your local community and see the happiness
social skills.
on people's faces because they enjoy watching you play
performance. It can also be very honorable and gratifying to
Some of the best people join bands and
orchestras, and many times the friends you make here
become like family.
It's very common for people to gain
lifelong friendships through musical activities like these.
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Alumni Corner
My School Days
May 7, 2007, My 1st day
at School;
May 7, 2007 is an unforgettable day in my life. I was little
scared and was much excited to meet my new classmates
and teachers. I was a new comer along with 3 more in my
class. Although I felt a little uncomfortable in the beginning, I
felt free and joyous after few minutes.
My school days are just unforgettable.
I have been to a lot of schools but here in JSS teachers gave
The daily routine of the school was something that always
kept us on our toes. The morning assembly was a wonderful
system as each student was given a chance to speak there.
It was a real ice breaking session as students got acquainted
with adjusting the mike and the volume at which they should
speak.
special attention to each and every one. My class teacher Mr.
Siddappa encouraged and supported us in all aspects and
guided us all through our high school.
Even though mathematics is one of the difficult subjects, my
teacher Mrs. Latha encouraged me to solve math problems
in a different and easy way. Thanks to her style of teaching, I
Thanks to the quality of teaching and the strength of
character the school built in us, today I have the confidence
and determination to face any hurdle in life.
was able to understand, explore and enjoy mathematics. We
enjoyed studying science outdoors. Probably this is the
reason why I may have taken up pure science instead of
professional courses. My teachers inspired me to explore in
I love my school for all the good reasons. We had the finest
teachers. They were highly-talented, active, capable,
respectful and supportive. All teachers were friendly with us.
We used to speak freely with them to clear our doubts. I am
grateful to my teachers for what I am today and I really miss
them. I also thank all my teachers for selecting me as the
best outgoing student. My school gave me tremendous
opportunities for personality development.
science and build in me the urge to uncover different
mysteries in nature.
Sports and games are every one's favourite period. I was
made the captain of team 'Rabindranath Tagore'. This is not
to brag about. I was a pretty good sportswoman. I even
secured the individual championship twice in a row. It is true
that student life is a golden life. My time here in JSS has
helped me enjoy every moment of it. My teachers helped me
JSS Public School gave insatiable love and support to all
students. Our school principal Mr. B. Madhukumar was
always a pillar of strength. He was affectionate, helpful and
encouraging.
to discover myself and uncover the talent hidden in me. As a
result I topped my boards.
Life is a journey and in this journey we learn many valuable
lessons. It may be in academics or in life but one thing which I
My gratitude towards the JSS is beyond words. I am proud to
say that I studied in such an institution.
have learnt is "there is nothing called the best in the world. It's
just the journey to be better than others.
Long live my school
I wish all the best to everyone and thank JSS for providing
me an opportunity to express my experience here in JSS.
BHAVANA S. D.
Old Student (II PUC)
Prathvi Shetty
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School days are the best!
How wonderful were school days! One cannot forget school
days because it is the sweetest part of our life. Memories of
school days are treasures of life. From dawn till dusk, I
remember my school many a time. And I'm sure that it is the
same with all my friends. It is because our school has played
such a special role in our life.
The memories of my schools days are indelible - The first
time we wore uniform and met unknown persons and the first
time we understood the meaning of teachers and friends. I
always remember these days when I feel lonely.
In addition to educating us, our teachers helped us to walk on
the righteous path. I must say my school is the best. It gave
us good culture and taught us how to lead a better life.
moment was coming together to pray for showers of
I got many opportunities in school to exhibit my talent. The
blessings for the day. I miss this moment a lot. Rushing
exposure I received in school made me confident. It is true
through the books during exams feels like something which
that for a person to succeed in life not only he needs to be
brings a wide smile on my face.
educated but he must also know how to express himself. I
think all of us who studied in JSS Public School, BAGE, know
We had made many friends with age no bar, class no bar,
how to express themselves.
intelligence no bar, gender no bar. This taught us how to live
with the people of different thinking? Our school taught us the
Our teachers were our best friends. They believed that being
values of life along with our parents and made us aware of
friendly with the students can reduce the gap between a
social problems in the society.
teacher and a student. And this helped in converting the
teacher-student relationship into a friendship. Because of
And now it's time for me to end it. I should control myself
this, learning became easy and our doubts got cleared in
otherwise I can write a huge book on my school as my school
seconds.
is the best. It's two years now since leaving my school but still
tears roll down my cheeks thinking about it. I REALLY MISS
In my school, every day was special for me. Few things I
MY SCHOOL. Really miss you all. I would never like to miss
cannot forget are the annual day, sports day and of course
the opportunity of rejoining the school but I know it cannot be
the exams. The best moment of my life was meeting Dr. A P J
done.
Abdul Kalam and interacting with him.
I wish all my friends a good luck and would like to tell them to
I now don't have any stage fear because of the training
uphold the pride of our school. Never let our school down. I
provided in school. I guess because of this I will achieve my
would like to thank all teachers and the bus drivers for waiting
goals, since it is important to speak with people without fear.
for us even if we were late and taking us to school safely. I
also would like to thank the helpers in our school without
I cried on the first day of school because I didn't want to go to
them our class room who'd be a mess. I love you all.
school. I cried again on the last of the school because I didn't
want to leave it. On the farewell day, I knew that I would miss
Sreema. B. Kateel.
my school. But I didn't know that I would miss it so much.
The most difficult thing was getting up in the cold morning and
catching the school bus. But that laziness would vanish as
soon as we stepped inside the bus. The most beautiful
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