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April - 2025
April - 2025
Summer Camp - Swimming
We are pleased to announce that we conducted a Swimming Summer Camp at The Pupil Aquatic Centre....
Summer Camp - Kids
The Kids’ Summer Camp concluded with fun, learning, and creativity. Children aged 3 to 8 enjoyed...
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Triathlon Endurance Camp
A two-week Triathlon Endurance Camp was successfully conducted, focusing on swimming, cycling,...
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Toastmasters International Orientation
On 5th April, The Pupil launched its transformative journey with a Toastmasters International...
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Annual Production 2024-25
The stage came alive as The Pupil Saveetha Eco School presented its Annual Production – The Lion King...
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INNOVA-TEEN: A Shark Tank (KidsMBA)
We are proud to announce the resounding success of INNOVA-TEEN, a Shark Tank-style event...
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Sravini K G Secures AIR 86
We are proud to announce the outstanding achievement of Sravini K G, a student of the Super 100 Batch..
Shruthi Pujari Secures AIR 760
We are proud to announce the remarkable achievement of Shruthi Pujari, a dedicated student from...
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Perfect 100%ile in Physics
We are immensely proud to congratulate Aniruddhan Vinodh and Ms. Sravini K G, outstanding students...
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Teachers’ Achievement
அருந்தமிழ் சங்கம்" நடத்திய தமிழ் திருவிழா நிகழ்வில் "தோல்வியில் கலங்கேல்" எனும் கவிதைத்...
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Super 100 Batch Excels in JEE Mains 2025
We are delighted to announce the outstanding performance of our Super 100 cohort in the JEE Mains 2025...
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The Pupil Shines at the World Scholar’s Cup
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding performance of our students at the World Scholar’s Cup...
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Canadian Team Mathematics Contest
With great enthusiasm and academic spirit, six students from Grade XI of The Pupil Saveetha Eco School...
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Achievement in Gymnastics
We are thrilled to congratulate Thirumalaivasan S, Grade XII – S2, for his outstanding performance at the...
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Achievement in Karate
Congratulations to Dhaksith D of Grade 4J for winning 3rd place in the 10 Years IND Kata Male category at the...
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The Mauryas ruled with strength and grace,
As Chandragupta found his place.
From Magadha, their power spread wide,
Uniting the land on every side.
Ashoka, once a warrior fierce,
Embraced peace with heart sincere.
His edicts carved in stone so clear,
Spreading Dhamma far and near.
A dynasty strong, as history shows,
The Mauryas' legacy forever glows.
The Photography Club is excited to unveil a thoughtfully selected collection of extraordinary photographs captured by our talented students. These breathtaking images showcase their creativity, technical prowess, and distinctive viewpoints. Each photograph narrates a story, highlighting the beauty found in everyday moments and demonstrating the students' commitment to the art of photography.
We are pleased to announce that we conducted a Swimming Summer Camp at The Pupil Aquatic Centre for children, women, and men. Participants of all ages learned essential swimming skills and displayed great enthusiasm and dedication. At the end of the camp, each participant received a Certificate of Completion to recognize their hard work and achievements.
The Kids’ Summer Camp concluded with fun, learning, and creativity. Children aged 3 to 8 enjoyed a vibrant mix of games, art, music, dance, storytelling, and interactive activities, making new friends and joyful memories along the way. It was a truly enriching and delightful summer experience!
A two-week Triathlon Endurance Camp was successfully conducted, focusing on swimming, cycling, and running to enhance physical fitness and mental resilience. The camp was inaugurated with an inspiring orientation by Dr. Murali, Senior Interventional Radiologist at SIMS Hospitals, who emphasized endurance, discipline, and a balanced lifestyle. Open to the public, the camp witnessed enthusiastic participation and promoted a strong foundation in overall wellness and athletic development.
We are immensely proud to congratulate Aniruddhan Vinodh and Ms. Sravini K G, outstanding students of the Super 100 batch, for achieving a perfect 100 percentile in Physics in JEE Main 2025! Their exceptional accomplishments are a testament to their unwavering dedication, intellectual discipline, and relentless pursuit of academic excellence.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our dedicated faculty members, whose expert mentorship and continuous support have played a pivotal role in shaping their academic journey. Hearty congratulations to Aniruddhan and Sravini—your remarkable achievements serve as a true inspiration to the entire student community!
அருந்தமிழ் சங்கம்" நடத்திய தமிழ் திருவிழா நிகழ்வில் "தோல்வியில் கலங்கேல்" எனும் கவிதைத் தொகுப்பு நூலில் சிறப்பான கவிதைப் படைத்ததைப் பாராட்டி "அருந்தமிழ் பாரதி" எனும் விருதும்,
"உலக மகளிர்" தினத்தை முன்னிட்டு "பெண்மையைப் போற்றுவோம்" எனும் தலைப்பில் கவிதைப் படைத்ததை சிறப்பித்து "அருந்தமிழ் தாரகை" விருதும் நம் பள்ளியைச் சார்ந்த தமிழாசிரியை அ.ஸ்ரீமதி அவர்களுக்கு வழங்கி சிறப்பித்தது.
We are proud to announce the outstanding achievement of Sravini K G, a student of the Super 100 Batch and the Iris Foundation Programme, who has secured an impressive All India Rank AIR 86 in the JEE Main 2025 examination.
Sravini’s remarkable performance is a testament to her unwavering dedication, strong academic foundation, and consistent effort. Her success also reflects the effective mentoring and rigorous preparation provided through the Super 100 initiative.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to her mentors Mr. Siddiram Reddy, Mr. Thirupathi, and Mr. Naresh for their invaluable guidance and support throughout her journey.
Congratulations, Sravini! Your achievement is an inspiration to aspiring students and a proud moment for the entire school community.
We are proud to announce the remarkable achievement of Shruthi Pujari, a dedicated student from the Super 100 Batch and the Iris Program, who has secured All India Rank of 760 in the JEE Main 2025 examination. Her success is a true reflection of her unwavering focus, disciplined preparation, and the strong academic foundation built through the Iris Foundation and Super 100 initiative. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our esteemed mentors Mr. Siddiram Reddy, Mr. Thirupathi, and Mr. Naresh for their invaluable guidance and consistent support throughout Shruthi’s journey. Congratulations, Shruthi! Your achievement is an inspiration to aspiring engineers and a proud moment for the entire school community.
We are delighted to announce the outstanding performance of our Super 100 cohort in the JEE Mains 2025 !This achievement is not just a milestone but a stepping stone toward greater success. As our students now prepare for the JEE Advanced, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and continued support as they strive for excellence in the next phase of their academic journey. Congratulations to our Super 100 achievers on this exceptional accomplishment!
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding performance of our students at the World Scholar’s Cup – Chennai Regional Round, a prestigious international academic competition that fosters teamwork, critical thinking, and global learning.
A total of 69 students across 23 teams from The Pupil Saveetha Eco School participated with great enthusiasm and excellence, earning an impressive 74 Gold Medals and 115 Silver Medals.
Highlights of Achievement:
Runner-Up in Collaborative Writing:
B. Preetha (8B), Shruthi Amarnath (8B), Dhanyashree A (8D)
First Place – “Barely Old” Award:
Aniket S (8 Iris 2), Mitul P V (8 Iris 2), Pranav Karthik S (8 Iris 1)
(This team, originally scheduled for the junior division, competed against senior teams and triumphed.)
We are delighted to announce that all 23 teams have qualified for the Global Rounds of the World Scholar’s Cup.
Congratulations to all our scholars for their brilliance, creativity, and unwavering spirit.
With great enthusiasm and academic spirit, six students from Grade XI of The Pupil Saveetha Eco School participated in the prestigious Canadian Team Mathematics Contest (CTMC) 2025, hosted by KC High School in association with the Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC), University of Waterloo, Canada.
We are proud to share that the following students represented our school as a team:
The contest comprised three intellectually stimulating rounds:
The event also featured an insightful guest lecture titled “Fun with Numbers” by Prof. C.S. Karuppan Chetty, Former Head of the Department of Mathematics, NIT Trichy, which added depth and inspiration to the day.
This experience provided an excellent platform for our students to sharpen their mathematical aptitude, foster collaborative learning, and engage with peers from various institutions. We commend their spirited participation and academic commitment.
We are thrilled to congratulate Thirumalaivasan S, Grade XII – S2, for his outstanding performance at the State Level Artistic Gymnastics Championship in the Junior Category. He secured a Gold Medal in Pommel Horse and a Bronze Medal in High Bar. His exceptional achievements have earned him a well-deserved selection for the Nationals.
Congratulations to Dhaksith D of Grade 4J for winning 3rd place in the 10 Years IND Kata Male category at the Chennai District Karate Championship 2024.. We wish him continued success in his future karate pursuits and achievements.
Growing Together: The Natural Journey of Learning at The Pupil
At The Pupil, learning isn’t just for students—it’s a natural part of who we are as educators. Just as the world of education shifts and evolves, so do we, embracing new ideas, refining our craft, and discovering better ways to inspire our students.
The Flow of Professional Growth
Teaching is an art that grows with experience, reflection, and shared wisdom. Throughout the year, our teachers engage in professional development not as an obligation, but as anorganic part of our school’s culture. Whether through informal discussions, workshops, or exploring new teaching strategies, growth happens naturally here.
Recent curriculum reflections and collaborative sessions have sparked fresh conversations among teachers—about what works, what could be adjusted, and how to make learning even more meaningful for students. These moments aren’t forced; they arise from a shared curiosity and dedication to doing our best for every child.
Why It Matters
When teachers learn, students benefit—not because of rigid mandates, but because educators who remain curious and open-minded bring that energy into the classroom. Small shifts in teaching approaches, new insights from colleagues, or even a simple exchange of ideas over coffee can lead to powerful changes in how students engage with their lessons.
The teachers this year explored ways to make teaching and learning in their classroom more meaningful and valuable for the students and for themselves. These weren’t top-down directives, but natural extensions of what our teachers already do: reflect, adapt, and refine.
Here’s to the natural, ever-unfolding process of getting better, together.
Ms. Srilakshmi Devi V
Head of learning
The Pupil Saveetha Eco School
Teenagers have tons of obsessions that range from comic books and classic novels to K-pop idols and drama series. In my case,the line of obsession goes like this: K-pop marking the advent, closely followed by DC comics, further combining with a wider fascination for classic animated cartoons and finally my long lasting obsession with Japanese animated comics commonly known as Anime.
Now, first things first, Anime is pronounced properly as ‘Uh-nime.’ My mother regards it as one among an unending line of passing crazes. She assumes it would gradually fade away like its precedents and thus let it off the hook with just a few threats to confiscate the phone if I wouldn’t stop watching. But this is where she was ultimately wrong, for the obsession not only continued but intensified over the years and still occupies the most of me. The controversy is that my mom strongly asserts that Anime is a bad influence. Let me tell you, she would bet her entire life savings and mine inclusive, on that statement. Well, as my reader, if you can identify yourself or can relate to your ward in these lines, then this is just the page for you. Whether you are a young student like me, waging war to somehow obtain permission to watch Anime or a parent, fighting the battle to prove to your kid that Anime is a waste of time, the important fact to be understood is: ‘There is both good and evil contained in all platforms and fields, particularly entertainment media.’ It is the choice of the viewer that affects and shapes them and their character. I don’t completely deny the fact that Anime has inappropriate content that can mislead young minds but I want you to acknowledge that not all of it is bad. There is a side that is inspiring. There are genres that can teach necessary life lessons but that is guaranteed only as long as the viewer is willing to take them. Just like the famous character Reigen Artchiyama once said You cannot make somebody receive a message until they are willing to receive it.
But…If you are a parent who fears that your ward may not choose the right path, then it is thy undeniable right to exercise the ultimate crushing disciplinary weapon – PARENTAL CONTROL. If your ward may detour, then you are most welcome to do the necessary. If you are a fellow Anime fan you are probably tired at this point, but read on to defend yourself and Anime. If you are a devoted parent and aren’t yet convinced that Anime can be a good influence, then do read on.
Parents, another reason why you should let your ward enjoy Anime time – is because either some of us deserve it or some others need it. Teenage is a time when disagreements with everyone around reach its peak. It is a time when parents can see the pinnacle of disobedience and rebellion in their wards. When adolescents fight with peers, they turn to parents, but when they fight with parents, where do they turn?? That Is Where Anime Comes In. When I face such situations, I retire to my characters. They make up a new world to which I can escape into. It’s like my own personal radio station that tunes away tons of my tragic troubles. The amazing interplay of action and drama, captivating plot twists and complicated fight sequences help me take my mind off the day’s struggles.
The heart touching one liners, soul wrenching back stories, spirit stirring comebacks and emotion filled climaxes inspire fans, they give fans new hope, joy, courage and sometimes even motivation to, “Push through the pain. Giving up hurts more.” as Vegeta from DragonBall once rightly said.
Anime can offer a form of escapism and emotional relief, potentially helping individuals cope with stress and challenges. Anime gives me a break. It serves as a vent. The characters help me introspect myself, refine my actions, redefine my perspective and bring about positive changes to further my own character. In certain moments, they even remind me that at the end of the day, when things go south, the only souls I can truly confide in are my Mom and Dad. Character backgrounds reinforce in me the importance of my parents and how I’m nothing without them.
For parents who think Anime is a mere cartoon, trust me, it’s not. Most Animes reflect real life experiences. They introduce ideas of loss, suffering and death which you may think negatively impacts the viewer. But instead it showcases the harsh reality of life to youngsters heretofore shielded from the worries of the world.
Anime fans can relate to incidents in the stories and thereby face such situations in real life with a more defined and refined sense of action and motivation without breaking like trees caught in a whirlwind. Sometimes when my friends abandon me and my parents are cross with me; when I feel the smothering impact of loneliness immensely; my characters come to my rescue; they help me stand up and give me strength to resolve my issues on my own. Anime teaches me forgiveness, persistence, confidence, consistency, patience and lot of other values. (Don’t ask me to showcase them; I’m still working on the implementation
part.)
Anime can be a distraction, yes but go ahead and limit your watch time, for it is absolutely right to do so. Don’t watch Anime for the sake of having something in common to talk with your peers during break time.
Learn the values it teaches and enjoy the plots and comedy.
In conclusion, Anime need not be erased from your ward’s life to ensure that their future remains perfect and intact. Anime is surely something worth discovering and exploring when viewed through the right eyes, in the
right sense and of course, for the right amount of time.
Rakshitha S
XI
On 5th April, The Pupil launched its transformative journey with a Toastmasters International orientation session, featuring distinguished speakers Mr. Mohanakrishnan G, District Director of District 120 and Dr. Aswathy Rajan, Club Growth Director of District 120. Mr. Mohanakrishnan highlighted the personal and professional development opportunities through Toastmasters, while Dr. Aswathy engaged the audience with creative games promoting spontaneous communication.
This initiative introduces Toastmasters International for adults, providing a platform for effective communication and leadership growth, and the Gavel Club for students, nurturing essential life skills from an early age.
The event marks the beginning of a new era of confidence, leadership and communication for both students and adults at The Pupil.
We are proud to announce the resounding success of INNOVA-TEEN, a Shark Tank-style event conducted for the first cohort of the ABE-endorsed KidsMBA programme. The young participants demonstrated remarkable entrepreneurial acumen by presenting bold, innovative, and tech-driven business ideas. Their ability to understand and apply complex business concepts within a short period of learning was truly inspiring. Their enthusiasm, originality, and readiness to step out of their comfort zones reflected the strong foundation laid by the programme.
Congratulations to our achievers:
We are especially proud of Karunya K, who will be guided and supported to participate in the prestigious Future Entrepreneur of the Year event.
As the second batch of the KidsMBA programme begins, we look forward to witnessing more budding entrepreneurs take center stage.
The stage came alive as The Pupil Saveetha Eco School presented its Annual Production – The Lion King, a vibrant adaptation that highlighted the incredible talents of our young Pupilites. Through powerful performances, students conveyed themes of self-forgiveness, grit, and determination. The production beautifully integrated theatre, music, dance, and visual art, reflecting the creativity and dedication of both students and staff.
With stunning sets, costumes, and a captivating storyline, the show was a magnificent display of teamwork, artistry, and passion — truly a celebration of holistic learning and expression.
