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On
Friday 01st April 2022 the Convocation Ceremony of
the Kindergarten Section of Trinity Central School,
Perampalli was held with much fanfare at the school
Trinitorium. Dressed in a grand hues of an eclectic
blue with the golden sunshine elevating their glow,
the young minds of UKG walked proudly to their seats
of honour to the musical intonation of the drum. Led
by Leslia Soares, the graduating class were
accompanied by Chief Guest Fr. Johnson Sequeira,
Principal of St. Mary’s English Medium School Udupi,
Principal Fr. Anil D’Costa, Primary Section
In-Charge Fr Lenson Lobo, Academic Co-ordinator
Magdalena Lewis and Renita Monteiro, Pre-Primary
Section Head. Compere Steffi Saldanha consented the
formal introduction to the august gathering, after
which the young voices of LKG led all in prayer
through the hymn ‘Bind us together’. With radiating
smiles, the young tots of LKG performed the welcome
dance. Renita Monteiro welcomed the audience and
gave a brief introduction of the Chief Guest as
well. In his address to the graduating students, Fr.
Johnson conveyed that this batch of students are an
extremely special batch, who were part of an
educational system who were involved in online as
well as offline education. He appreciated the
children for their efforts and also commended the
teachers for their exceptional efforts. Fr. Johnson
also advised the parents that their perspective
towards the growth and development of their children
needs to change - they need to make them more
responsible and independent in preparing them for
their future. 
The
2nd Alumni meet of Trinity Central School was held
on Tuesday, 22nd March 2022 at the school.
Trinitorium at 2.30 p.m. Invoking the presence of
the Almighty, the programme commenced with the
melody of ‘As a deer pangs for water’ led by the
teachers. The customary lighting of the lamp is a
beautiful custom that lives by the old adage ‘Light
dispels darkness’. The premises of the school
trinitorium was further brightened as the map was
lit by Principal Rev, Fr. Anil D’Costa along with
Primary Section In-charge Rev.Fr Lenson Lobo,
Academic Coordinator Ms Magdalena Lewis, High School
Coordinator Ms Jayanthi, Academic Coordinator Ms
Poornima along with alumna Ms Chythra. Ms Sunitha,
Animator of the Alumni Association welcomed the
gathering. Alumnus Mr Harshith read out the minutes
of the 1st Alumni Meet which had been held in 2018.
A video presentation of memories was presented.
Principal Fr. Anil D’Costa addressed the gathering
and conveyed that he was extremely elated with the
presence of good number of alumni for the
afternoon’s programme. Fr. Anil outlined the
importance and objectives of an Alumni Association
in the school. The alumni association was re-named
as Trinity Alumni Association (TAA). The main
objectives, membership fees, communication channels,
activities, etc were discussed. The election of
members of the Core Executive Committee was
conducted. 
‘Parting
is such sweet sorrow’. On the morning of Friday,
11th March 2022 the hearts of the Grade 10 students
were overwhelmed with bittersweet emotions as they
entered into the portals of the institution for one
last hurrah. Led by the formidable voices of
Swasthik and Ruthwika of Grade 9, the students of
Grade 10 were welcomed with pomp and music. The
programme commenced with the invocation of the hymn
‘Oh Gracious Lord’ by the school choir. The august
gathering was welcomed by Jnanesh. Principal Rev.
Fr. Anil D’costa, Vice-Principal Fr. Ravi Serrao,
Primary School In-charge Fr. Lenson Lobo, along with
Academic co-ordinator Ms Magdaliena Lewis, Ms
Jayanthi , teachers and students of Grade 5-8 were
in attendance. Students of the graduating batch - Ms
Aslyn, Ms Shristi, Master Harsha, Ms Rania, Ms
Prerna shared their experiences of being a
Trinitarian. Echoing similar sentiments, they
expressed how grateful and proud they feel, as
Trinitarians. Whilst they are sad that they are
leaving school, they expressed that it is only the
building that they are leaving - fond memories will
remain forever. On behalf of all the teacher, Ms
Jesslin Preetha, expressed her sentiments and shared
valuable advice to the outgoing students. Assistant
Academic Co-ordinator Ms Jayanthi also shared her
valuable experience and advice with the students.
On
2nd March, the students of Grade 5 - 10 gathered at
the Trinitorium to be witness to the School
Parliament in live session. Speaker Ms Rania and
Assistant Speaker Master Braden commenced the
session. The Opposition led by Master Harsha brought
across the board the various issues for the Ruling
Party to answer. Speaker also conveyed her stance
and opinions, and also assured that the issues will
be adhered to. The audience was also given a chance
to convey their grievieances and suggestions.
Convenor Ms Archana shared her opinion and also
offered valuable suggestions on how the issues
raised by the students, would be looked into and
resolved. Principal Fr. Anil D’costa in cognizance
of the maters raised, conveyed that the session was
good and that all the speakers had done a good job.
He reiterated on various matters of discipline and
conveyed that indiscipline in any way will not be
tolerated in school. Overall, the Parliament Session
was a resounding success. 
On
February 22nd 2022, students of Grade 1-10 gathered
at the school Trinitorium to extend a gracious
welcome to the Rev. Fr. Robin D’souza - Executive
Secretary of the Capuchin Education Board. After the
morning prayer, Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa
welcomed Fr. Robin with the customary shawl. Fr.
Robin, in his message to the students conveyed that
discipline is a bridge between goal and
accomplishment. Only when we are disciplined, our
goals are clear and we will accomplish our tasks and
win the day. He said that it is important to nurture
ourselves in all aspects and by this we, as
Trinitarians become shining examples for society to
emulate. Fr. Robin said that he was extremely
pleased to be in the midst of the Trinity family
that has so beautifully carved a respectable niche
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As
the cold breeze wafted across a sky dressed in the
warmth of yellow, and sequinned in white,
mellifluous patriotic voices filled the air. Today,
we celebrate our 73rd Republic Day - a day embedded
in the lives of every Indian citizen reminding them
of the responsibility towards their nation, and to
live in secular and democratic equality, solidarity,
justice and liberty. As the clock struck 0900 hours,
teachers led by our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa
gathered at the school grounds to pay their
patriotic obeisance, in commemoration of this
wonderful day. Fr. Anil D’Costa hoisted the flag.
With hands raised in salutations, rich tributes were
paid with the rendition of the National Anthem and
‘Vijay Vishwa Tirangaa Pyaara’. In his address to
the gathering , Fr. Anil conveyed the need for one
to wholly understand the importance of this day. He
iterated on how, we as Indians must always remind
ourselves and our brethren on the principles laid
down in the Preamble of the Constitution of India. A
notable mention that was also conveyed was that, the
Indian Constitution which was adopted in 1949, and
came into existence in 1950 is the world’s
lengthiest constitution. Fr. Anil also offered words
of gratitude to the sacrifices, sweat and brow of
our freedom fighters and to all those who rendered
their valuable service to the glory of India. 
In
keeping with the directives issued by the
government, a vaccination drive was held in the
school premises on Tuesday January 4th 2022. A
collective of 105 students from Grades 9 and 10 were
inoculated with the first dose of Covaxin. Dr.
Charmaine (District Health Officer) and her team of
medicos from Government Hospital, Ajjarkad, Udupi
administered the vaccine to the students. With able
support and co-operation from the parents and
students, the vaccination drive was a success. 
‘It’s a time of joy, a
time of peace, and a time when hearts are set free.’
It is the joyous moment when, we await the
coming of the Saviour of the world, our Lord Jesus
Christ.’ Yes, the season of cheer and joy is
here - Christmas. With excitement in their hearts,
our tiny tots of the kindergarten and students of
the Primary Section made their way in the portals of
the school Trinitorium eagerly awaiting to
experience the joy of Christmas. The Christmas
festivities commenced with a beautiful prayer song,
led by the lovely children of UKG. Ms Seana of Grade
4 welcomed the gathering. The placing of the Babe
Jesus in the Christmas star by our Principal Rev.
Fr. Anil D’Costa, Pre-Primary In charge Fr. Lenson
Lobo and Academic Co-ordinator Ms Magdalena Lewis,
heralded the commencement of the Christmas
celebrations. After the cordial welcome rendered by
Ms Seana, the portals of the school campus were
filled with the mellifluous voices of the students
of Grades 3 and 4, as they sung a medley of
Christmas carols. Christmas cuteness came in
abundance as our talented tiny tots of LKG pranced
their way to the tunes of ‘Feliz Navidad’. The story
of Christmas which is shared every year to remind us
all about the significance of this blessed feast was
scripted through a meaningful tableau presented by
the students of Grades 3 and 4, who gave exceptional
performances. Following the tableau, the students of
Grades 1 and 2, took to the stage and rocked their
moves on the popular Christmas song ‘Jingle Bell
Rock’..png)
Christmas
is a season of joy. And joy came in abundance on
19th December, when our school won the 1st prize in
the Natal Soban Christmas competition conducted
under the aegis of Daijiworld Udupi, held at St.
Mary’s School, Kannarpady Udupi. The Trinity team
performed a song, tableau and dance for the
competition. On behalf of all Trinitarians, we
congratulate the Trinity team for their astounding
success; and we thank Daijiworld Udupi for giving us
this wonderful opportunity. .png)
On 17th December, the Investiture Ceremony was held
in the school premises. The programme commenced with
the lighting of the lamp. Fr. Norbert was the guest
of honour. Joining him on the dais was our Principal
Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa, Administrator Fr. Ravi Serrao,
Pre-primary Section In-charge Fr. Lenson Lobo and
Academic Co-ordinator Ms Magadelina Lewis. The newly
elected leaders were rendered the oath of office by
our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa. Badges were
also pinned. The following students have been
elected to the lead their school in these
disciplines: 
Said Shakespeare ‘Parting is such sweet sorrow,
but good byes are not forever’ 
‘If
there is a will, there is a way’. This
proverb is as old as Galileo, for its importance
lies in those words. Much importance is given for
the Board exams, whether 10th or 12th for it sets
the recourse to a student’s future. However, one
question that forever prevails, which too, is, as
old as Galileo is - what next after 10th /12th ?
Music soothes when tension bangs. Bringing the
students at ease with an interestingly, foot-tapping
song, renowned Career Counsellor, Prof. Ronald
Pinto, brought in the livery and students’ mind at
ease, as he commenced his session with the Grade 10
students. The session began with Prof. Pinto
explaining to the students the difference between a
job and a career. In a job, all that you work for is
to fill your daily bread basket, i.e., its only your
wages or salary that gets credited to your account.
However, when you think of career - it is not just a
job, but when you work with enthusiasm and follow
your passion, there is a sense of fulfilment. This
feeling of job satisfaction is what defines a
person’s career. 
Having
been nestled in the cosiness of their homes for
nearly ten months, the wide smiles and cheerful
whispers said it all. Bidding goodbye to online
classes, the students of Grade 6-8 released
colourful balloons into the air, as they kick
started their journey back to school. As the
curtains were drawn by our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
D’Costa, along with our Vice Principal Rev. Fr. Ravi
Serrao, Academic Co-ordinators and teachers;
students walked into the school portals under a
continuous shower of aromatic petals. Students were
also gifted stationary reminding them that, from
today, it’s a new dawn towards a fruitful future.
Beautiful diyas were also lit dispelling the
darkness that had loomed all these months. Prayer is
not only our physical sustenance but also our
spiritual guide. The chimes of voices resonated with
the prayer song ‘As the deer pants for water’. Ms
Jayanthi, Assistant Academic Co-ordinator welcomed
the students on behalf of all present. Following
this, our Principal addressed the students, advising
them on how they need to move forward from now on
and reminding them of their responsibilities. Ms
Veronica, the school Counsellor engaged the students
in a proactive counselling session. ‘All work and no
play makes Jack, a dull child’ - Entertaining games
were conducted to break the ice, helping the
students unwind and relax. Following a short break,
the students headed back to their respective
classes. 
“Toughness
is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles”.
On 18th January 2021, the wait was finally over for
the Grade 9 students of our school. Along with our
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa, Vice Principal Fr.
Ravi Serrao, Co-ordinators and teachers, miniature
corona viruses were nipped at the bud as the
ceremonial ribbon was cut, and a shower of fragrant
petals filled the air. Each student was presented
with a packet of vegetable seeds, reminding them
that they are the ambassadors of the future
generations to come. God’s blessings were invoked as
all prayerfully sang ‘Bind us together’ . Ms
Magdaliena Lewis, Academic Co-ordinator welcomed the
students after which our Vice-Principal Rev. Fr.
Ravi Rajesh Serrao addressed the students. The
students also had a counselling session with Ms
Veronica, the school counsellor. Fun and engaging
games were conducted to assist the students
holistically rejuvenate themselves. After a short
break, regular classes resumed for the students,
with all Covid-19 guidelines and regulations in
place. 
Trinity
Central School was established with a humble and noble
intention of providing all round development through quality
education to the rural students. It follows the ICSE
syllabus with English as the medium of instruction.
Trinity Central School managed by the Capuchin Friars
Service Society has a legacy of vast experience of
service to the cause of education, having its branches all
over India. The School is located in Perampalli 4kms from
Manipal, the land of education and 4kms north of Udupi, the
temple city. St. Francis of Assisi, the founder of
the Capuchin order, born in Italy in the year 1181,
dedicated his whole life living and propagating universal
brotherhood.
