The Pupil Saveetha Eco School proudly hosts the 8th Annual State-Level Interschool Floodlight Tennis Tournament for Under-17 Boys, with exciting league matches starting from December 7th. This prestigious event showcases exceptional talent and sportsmanship as participants from various schools compete under floodlights, fostering teamwork, resilience, and a passion for tennis. 

On December 3rd, The Pupil Saveetha Eco School organized a guest lecture titled "Mosquito Mysteries." Dr. Ashwani Kumar, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Collaborations) and Scientific Advisor to esteemed Chancellor, Saveetha University (SIMATS) delivered the lecture for Grade 8 Iris, Grade 9, and NIOS students.

The session provided students with an in-depth understanding of various species of mosquitoes, their breeding habits, diseases transmitted and prevention methodology. Dr. Ashwani Kumar discussed key factors contributing to the tremendous increase of mosquitoes, particularly stagnant water. He highlighted the serious health risks associated and the spreading of diseases like malaria, dengue and zika virus.

He also shared essential preventive measures and practical strategies to avert vulnerability to mosquito bites and empowered students with valuable knowledge to protect themselves and the community. The lecture concluded with an engaging Q&A session, resulting in active participation and thoughtful discussion.

The Road Safety Patrol Initiative for the Year 2024-25 at The Pupil Saveetha Eco School focuses on raising road safety awareness among students. Dr. C K Dilip Kumar MDS, FICOI (USA), FADI (USA), Duty Planning Officer, Poonamallee Range, graced the event as the esteemed Chief Guest. This initiative encourages students to actively participate in promoting safe traffic practices within their school and the broader community throughout the year.

On November 28, 2024, Red Planet Day was celebrated with enthusiasm by our Grade 3 students. Through a creative poster-making activity, they explored Mars' unique features, its striking red appearance, and its potential to host life.  This session fostered curiosity and enriched their knowledge of space