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It
was indeed a glorious occasion to Trinity Central
School to host ‘Reconnect 2023’, a platform for the
alumni to come together as one family . It was held
on 17th September 2023, being attended by around 50
alumini. The formal program proceeded in an orderly
fashion with Prayer song and Lighting the lamp. The
welcome speech was delivered by Mr Clinton ,Vice
president of the Alumni Committee. Mr Selvin,
Treasurer of the Alumni Committee put forward the
financial status of the association through his
report. It was followed by an interactive session
led by Ms. Deeksha, President of the Alumni
Committee, wherein the alumni discussed among
themselves a few matters of importance; this
discussion included few points such as:
The
department of Hindi Language of Trinity Central
School hosted ‘Hindi Divas’ on 14th September 2023.
It was a day to show off our skills in Hindi
language. Rev. Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, the Principal,
spoke and stressed on the importance of keeping
alive the rich languages and traditions of India one
of such languages being Hindi. Various cultural
dances by tiny tots, songs and speeches displayed
the skills of our students.
Teacher’s
day was celebrated with lots of ardour and fervour
at Trinity Central School on 5th September 2023. The
formal programme commenced by paying homage to the
great teacher Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. The
concept of being a teacher is much more satisfying
and heart warming. Having the same thought ‘Teachers
day’ was celebrated with joy and gaiety as the
Parent Teacher Association (PTA) took up the
initiative to honor the senior teachers and
supporting staff to appreciate their hard work. The
key note address was delivered by Mr. Srinivas PTA
President who in his speech admonished children on
how to respect and show regard to teachers and
parents. Towards the end of the day, students of
grade IX and X, conducted a short program to
entertain the teachers. And as a token of
appreciation students offered roses to the teachers.
It was a real joy to see our students perform for
the teachers, and a feeling of contentment for
choosing this profession in shaping young minds.
Smooth
functioning of the parliament is remarkable for many
reasons; a mock parliament session was held on 5th
September 2023, at Trinitorium by the various
ministers of the cabinet to discuss and debate on a
few concerns and practices. The parliament session
was attended by SPL Master. Anson John Fernandes
(Grade X), ASPL Ms. Saanvi Acharya (Grade IX) and
the Opposition Leader Master. Derick (Grade IX) and
other cabinet ministers. The session was chaired by
the Speaker Ms.Havisha from (Grade IX). Various
issues were discussed with regards to discipline,
cleanliness, food, sports and general concerns. The
parliament was adjourned with a feedback from the
moderator, Ms.Reshma. The Principal of the school
Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo shared his views
regarding the betterment of the school.
On
September 1st 2023, the team from ‘Generation next’
approached our school to demonstrate our young
brains regarding STEM, Robotics and AI. The session
was conducted for the students of grade 7. The
session highlighted a few points on STEM Robotics
which involves Science, Technology Engineering and
Mathematics. This approach combined with Robotics
helps in designing, constructing, operating through
computer systems to produce robots. The importance
and relevance of such topic which empowers students
to write code, control robot behaviors, and explore
the intricacies of algorithms was highlighted in the
session. This hands-on approach to programming
enhanced their understanding and proficiency in
coding, enabling them to become future proficient
coders in the STEM discipline. Overall this session
was beneficial to the students.
The
success story of Trinity reached to pinnace by
adding another feather to its cap as our star
performers won many prizes at the Geethagayana event
which was held at Milagres School, Udupi on 24th of
August 2023. The following students participated in
the competition and brought laurels to the school.
A
talk on ‘ORAL HYGIENE ’ was conducted on August 22,
2023 at Trinity Central School by Dr. Isha, Dr.
Shubhangi, Dr. Yoshitha, Dr. Ronak, Dr. Gouthami and
Dr. Nimmy from Department of Pediatric, KMC Manipal.
They brought an awareness to the students of Grade
2-4 about oral hygiene and tips to stay healthy. It
was a very informative talk for the students, the
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The
installation and inauguration of the ‘Interact
Club’, the service club for the young Rotararians
took place on Aug 16, 2023 at Trinity Campus. The
eminent Rotarians K. S Jaivittal, Shridhar H, Ganesh
Nayak ; who are the members of the Manipal Town club
were present at the function. The office bearers
from the Trinity Central School were presented and
the oath was pronounced along with Divya M. C, the
interact co-ordinator of Trinity. K. S Jaivittal
addressed the students about the working of the club
and stressed on the aspects of various skills of
interact club for the betterment of humanity. Rev.
Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, the principal Trinity Central
School welcomed the dignitaries and encouraged the
students to take up such responsibilities that come
on their way.
Tricolour
Day was celebrated on 14th of August 2023 by the
Kindergarten section of Trinity Central School.
Children and teachers were dressed in Tricolour
attires and the classrooms were decorated with
tricolour balloons and pictures pertaining to
Tricolour things. Children also brought flags and
pictures appropriate for the occasion. Teachers
explained to the tiny tots about the imortance of
independence day and about the importance of
tricolour and what it stands for. Teachers also
displayed videos on smart board about the
independence day. Drawing and colouring competition
was also held on this occasion. Children thoroughly
enjoyed the day with the various activities.
Independence
Day – 15th August is a day of reverence and
patriotism, wherein we remember the sacrifices of
our brave visionaries, soldiers, freedom fighters
and unsung heroes. This patriotic fervor glowed on
the faces of all present for the 77th Independence
day celebrations held at Trinity Central School on
15th August 2023. Our chief guest of the event. Mr.
B Nagaraj Joshi – a retired Army officer, along with
other dignitaries of the day, The Principal Rev. Fr.
Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice Principal Rev. Fr. Ravi
Rajesh Serrao, Academic coordinator Ms. Magdelina
Lewis, KG Section head Ms. Renita Monteiro, PTA
President Mr. Srinivas, PTA Secretary Ms. Ashwitha
and Rev. Fr. Cyril Roshan Menenzes unfurled the Tri-color,
to the melodious voices that echoed the national
anthem and iterated on the importance of the
Independence Day and of our responsibilities as
citizens of this country. Mr. B Nagaraj Joshi, our
chief guest of the day was felicitated by the
dignitaries on the dias. The students presented a
wonderful, educative and entertaining cultural
programme that was enjoyed by all. Ms. Kushi of
grade 9, welcomed the gathering, and introduced the
guests of the day. The vote of thanks was adhered by
master Ronan of Grade 6. Ms. Thanvi. R. Vittal and
Ms. Inchara of grade 9, compered the programme.
Sweets were distributed to all to celebrate this
wonderful occasion.
Trinity
Triumphs: Taekwondo Achiever
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Pink
day was celebrated on 4th of August 2023 by the
Kindergarten section of Trinity Central School.
Little Barbies and Ken’s looked charming in their
pink outfis. The classrooms were decorated with pink
balloons and pictures of pink things to celebrate
the occasion. Children were asked to bring pink
coloured objects/toys from home and express a few
sentences about them. Students participated
enthusiastically as they spoke about their favourite
objects/toys. Pink food items were brought for
snacks and each child was curious to know what pink
magic was coming from the boxes. They were in all
smiles as they saw boxes filled with pink halwa,
pink chapati, pink dosa and pink idlis.
‘Planting
a tree is much better than wearing a mask to be safe
from pollution.’
Yellow
day was celebrated on 21st July 2023 by the
kindergarten students of Trinity Central School.
Children as well as teachers looked like the glowing
sun in their yellow attires. The classrooms were
decorated with yellow balloons and pictures
corresponding to yellow things to celebrate the
occasion. Children were asked to bring. Yellow
coloured objects/toys from home and were instructed
to express a few sentences about them. Students
participated enthusiastically as they spoke about
their favourite objects/toys. Children also brought
yellow food items for snacks and were like
inquisitive little kittens checking everybody’s
snack boxes. They were in all smiles as they saw
boxes filled with halwa, yellow dosa and idlis
yellow fruits such as banana, mango etc. Teachers
explained to the students that yellow is a primary
colour, and is the colour of sunshine and happiness.
The children were engaged in fun and interesting
activities, which they thoroughly enjoyed.
After
the successful event of getting sludgy in the
fields, Trinity Central School is glad to be the
part of another spectacular event ‘Paddy
Plantation’. The event took place on July 22, 2023
at Bhandasale fields, Perampalli. This event was
organized to bring about the awareness about
agriculture and farming, to the present day
generation. During the hour-long labour, the
children learnt so much from both presentations and
many hands-on experiences they had. The day was
filled with laughter, smiles and chatter as the
children immersed themselves as farmers. As
educators, we know that learning from first-hand
experiences provide the richest, deepest and
longest-lasting learning for students, and this
visit certainly provided exactly that. Cubs and
Bulbul students of grade 4, Scouts and Guides of
Grade 5 to 8, YSM students, and a few students of
Grade 6 to 8 participated in this event..jpg)
A
talk on ‘ROAD SAFETY’ was conducted on JULY 20, 2023
at Trinity Central School by Mr. Nagesh, ASI Udupi.
He brought an awareness to the students of Grade
1-10 about road safety and tips to be safe on the
road. It was a very informative talk for the
students as it brought awareness about the accidents
caused due to our negligence, as well as how one has
to be cautious while driving. Overall it was an
informative seminar for the holistic development of
the children.
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There
is no dearth for talents at Trinity. Because at
Trinity the students are always on the ladder of
excellence. This was proved yet again as Dhanvitha
of Grade 7 secured Third place in Kumite and Second
place in Kata in the black belt category in the
first season of National Level Open Karate
Tournament held at Udupi. The Principal, Staff and
the Management congratulate her for her marvelous
achievement.
Creativity
and celebrations are like a hand that fits in glove.
Our students indulged themselves and brought out
their creative streak to the fore as the art and
craft competition was held for all students from
Grade 1 to 10. The corridors and school quadrangles
and classrooms were lit up, with various, creative
art displays of lamps, boats, pen stands, flower
vases and with other vibrant wonderful art works.
Students made craft decor from environment friendly
and recyclable materials mainly old plastic bottles,
newspapers, coconut shells etc. All students had put
their best creative efforts and imagination to the
fore. The day was well spent and enjoyed by all.
The
Parent Teacher Association (PTA) meeting of the
academic year 2023-24 was organized on 17th July
2023 at 4:30 p.m. in order to implement new ideas in
teaching and learning. Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo,
the Principal of the school introduced new plans for
the academic year 2023-24 and sought Co-operation
from both parents as well as students. After which
the election for PTA for the present academic year
was held. Mr Srinivas and Ms. Ashwitha were elected
as PTA President and Secretary respectively. Mr
Sudeesh was chosen as Treasurer and Ms Deepthi as
Joint Secretary. The newly elected PTA office
bearers were congratulated in the presence of
Principal Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo and the vice
principal Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao. The program
came to an end with the serving of refreshment for
all the gathered.
Young
Students Movement Udupi district having the aim “to
build a new society” organised a training programme
as well as the central council election for the
animators and council members on July 15, 2023 in
which our Trinity Central School office bearers took
an active participation. In the election Ms.Havisha
of Grade 9 was elected as YSM Udupi district
secretary. The programme was conducted at Mother of
Sorrows Church Auditorium, Udupi. The programme
began with an inter-religious prayer conducted by
YSM students followed by ice breaking session and
fun-filled activities for the students. The
activities gave an opportunity for all the students
to have an interaction with each other.
Trinity
received yet another feather on its cap through an
extraordinary achievement as they represented CISCE
Karnataka zone handball tournament held at Shantha
Vidyanikethan, Chikkaballapura on 11th and 12th of
July. We are overwhelmed at the selection of four of
our students from under-14 and one student from
under 17 for the National team representing
Karnataka. 
Drivers
behind the wheels of educational institution at
Trinity Central School, Perampalli received tips and
training on how to ensure safe driving as part of
the awareness program being taken up by Amar Jyothi
Automobiles (SML) on July 11th 2023. The drivers
were asked a few questions on safety rules as part
of the training programme. Other key aspects that
include road signs, regulations, road markings, and
road-safety issues such as overspeeding and
overtaking were also discussed. The session ended
with the feedback and as a token of love and
respect, momento and the participation certificates
were given to all the drivers. Later, refreshment
was served to all.
“The
biggest room in the world is the room for
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14th
July 2023 will always be etched in golden letters as
far as India’s space sector is concerned. For it is
the day Chandrayaan-3, India’s third lunar mission,
embarked on its journey. This remarkable mission
carried the hopes and dreams of our nation.
Witnessing this astonishment our Trinity Central
School students were eager to watch the launch
through live at sharp 2:30pm along with teaching and
non teaching staff. ith India aiming the moon for
the third time with Chandrayaan-3, Indians cannot
keep calm. That was the feeling of all Trinitarians.
Wishing the best for Chandrayaan-3 mission!
Blue
day was celebrated on July 10th, 2023 by the
kindergarten section of Trinity Central School.
Children as well as teachers wore blue attires and
the classrooms were decorated with blue balloons to
celebrate the occasion. Children were asked to bring
blue coloured objects/toys from home and express a
few sentences about them. All students were very
enthusiastic and glad to utter a few words about
their favourite objects/toys. Teachers explained to
the students that blue is a primary colour, and gave
vivid examples of the ocean, skies and seas. The
children were engaged in fun and interesting
activities, which they thoroughly enjoyed. 
When
the first monsoon showers touch the feet of the
earth, there feels a sense of calm and coolness.
Trinity Central School has been alluring in and
around Udupi through amazing presentations over the
years. This was proved yet again as the school
hosted “A fun and frolic day at the sludgy fields”
on the 2nd of July 2023 at Bhandasale fields of
Perampalli. The Chief Guest of the program Mr.
Ragupathi Bhat, former MLA of udupi, S Harikrishna
Shivattaya, an agriculturist, the Principal Rev. Fr.
Dominic Sunil Lobo, the Vice Principal and the
administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, academic
coordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis, PTA president Mr.
Krishna Shridharan were present on the dias. To the
beats of the drum, resonance of trumpets and with a
thunderous applause the guests were escorted in a
ceremonial way. With grace and poise, the fidelity
for our culture was glorified with the procession
from the school to the Bhandasale field. A wonderful
day began by glorifying the Almighty, through a
prayer song sung by the staff. Ms. Sharon Dsouza
welcomed the gathering. The programme was followed
by a speech by the Chief Guest. .jpg)
Vanamahotsav
and Green day was celebrated on 9th June 2023 by the
kindergarten section of Trinity Central School.
Children and Teachers were dressed in green attires
and the classrooms were decorated with green
balloons. Teachers explained to the tiny tots about
the importance of Vanamahotsav day and about the
need for planting of saplings. Teachers also
Displayed videos about planting of seed sapling and
trees on smart board. Interesting and creative
activities were conducted which the children
throughly enjoyed. The following activities were
conducted on this day;
Van Mahotsava means “Tree Festival”. This tree
planting festival is observed annually, over a
period of week starting from 1st July to 7th July.
To create awareness about preserving the trees and
nature ‘Vanamahotsava Day’ was celebrated in the
school. The program began with the school choir
leading the prayer. The PTA president Mr. Krishna
Shridharan was the chief guest of the program, Rev.
Fr Sunil Dominic Lobo, the Principal presided over
the program. Rev. Fr Ravi Rajesh Serrao, the Vice
Principal and Ms Magalina Lewis, the academic
co-ordinator were present. Vihaan of grade 7
welcomed the gathering. The program was inaugurated
by planting a sapling by all the dignitaries. Rachel
Prisha Ammanna of grade 7 articulated the importance
of the day. She gave a brief information about the
significance of observing the Vanamahotsava Day. The
students of grade 7 emphasised the importance of
saving ‘Mother Nature’. Through their street play
they encouraged to keep our surroundings green and
clean and to raise voice against every act of
harming the Earth. Thereafter Vishisht of grade 7
presented some facts and figures concerning the
nature. The students also expressed their love
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A
talk on ‘ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE’ was conducted on
June 30, 2023 at Trinity Central School by Fr.
Charles Saldanha, the Director of Asha Kiran
De-addiction Centre, Herur, Brahmavar. He has
conducted several such talks from which the youth
have benefited a lot. Fr. Charles brought an
awareness about alcohol and drug usage to the
students of Grade 9 and 10. Highlight of the session
was how the alcohol and drugs interfere with the
brain’s communication pathways, and can affect the
way the brain works. It was a very informative talk
for the students as it brought awareness about
various diseases caused due to the usage of drugs
and alcohol. Overall it was an enlightening seminar
for the holistic development of the children.
It
was a blissful moment as Fr. Robin Victor Dsouza CEB
Executive Secretary and Fr. Maxim Dsilva, Society
Administrator visited our school on 27.06.2023 for
the annual visitation. During the assembly the
Trinity family welcomed Fr. Robin Victor Dsouza and
Fr. Maxim Dsilva wholeheartedly through a thunderous
applause. Fr. Robin Victor Dsouza and Fr. Maxim
Dsilva witnessed the school assembly activity
presented by young talents of Trinity and
congratulated them for bringing out their best. In
his address , Fr Robin wished the best for the staff
and encouraged the students to do better in
academics and co-curricular activities. In his
message Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo welcomed both
the fathers and thanked them for their visit. After
the formal program, both the fathers proceeded with
the school inspection, wherein they took keen
interest to meet each student and the staff member.
They were also grateful for the whole Trinity family
for its hospitality. The principal of the school,
Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo, The vice principal and
the administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, The
academic coordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis with the
teaching and non teaching staff thanked Fr. Robin
Victor Dsouza and Fr. Maxim Dsilva and wished them
best for their future endeavors.
“Yoga
is the journey of the self, through the self, to the
self.”
True
leaders understand that leadership is not about
them, but about those they serve. True leaders don’t
create followers, they create more leaders.
Leadership is all about persuasion, presentation and
people skills. “The School Parliament” was formed on
June 16, 2023. The students from nursery – grade 10
witnessed their leaders taking the oath and
promising to work for the betterment of the school.
Ms. Shifa of grade 10 hosted the program by giving a
brief introduction of the investiture ceremony. The
Chief Guest of the program Ms Veena B. N, the Deputy
District Commissioner of udupi, the Principal Rev.
Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, the Academic Coordinator, Ms.
Magdelina Lewis, Primary section head Dr. Poornima
Devadiga, Pre-Primary Section Head Ms Renita
Monteiro, Ms Archana Shetty teacher- in- charge of
grades 8-10 and Ms Shruthi D’Souza teacher-in-charge
of grades 5-7 were present on the dais. Prayer is
the song of the heart. It reaches the ear of God
even if it is mingled with the cry and tumult of a
thousand men. The prayer was melodiously sung by our
school choir. A loving word of hearty welcome, from
the heart is the sweetest of all things in life.
True to this Anushka of grade 10 welcomed all. The
investiture ceremony is one of the first momentous
occasions of the school. Delegation of
responsibility and giving authority to students is
important, as it teaches them lifelong skills of
being responsible, powerful and caring; at the same
time making them best citizens of this country.
Newly appointed leaders were all set to shoulder
their responsibilities as they put their best foot
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Intelligence and Character that is the true goal of
educational institution. Trinity Central School with
the motto “Enlightenment Through Knowledge” was
established with a humble and noble intention of
providing all round development to the rural
students through quality education. Now being in the
Crystal Year of Jubilee, under the patronage of Holy
Trinity, the school has come a long way. The
celebration of the institution day was observed on
12th June 2023 and was organised by the students of
grade 5. The celebration began with the warm
greetings to the dignitaries, principal Rev Fr.
Dominic Sunil Lobo and academic coordinator Ms.
Magdelina Lewis. Pujith of grade 5 spoke about the
importance of the day. In his speech he conveyed
Trinity as a place of Unity, which promotes
cooperation and peaceful living. Kreezma of grade 5
briefed, the school history and also specified that
the school is entering to its 15th crystal year in
2023. A play which gives a message about unity was
exhibited by grade 5 students. Rev. Fr. Dominic
Sunil Lobo spoke about the importance of the day and
conveyed his message on the theme Unity. The school
anthem which awakens the spirit of unity was sung
with great pride and respect by the gathering. The
entire program was hosted by Aasmitha and Ethan
Clive of grade 5.
Resource
Persons: Fr. Ashwil Dias and Fr. Cyril Lobo
“Every
moment is a fresh beginning”- T. S Eliot.jpg)
“
Happiness is the only thing that multiplies when you
share it.” – Albert Schweitzer.
“Together
may we give our children the roots to grow and the
wings to fly......
“Continuous
personal and professional development is a key to
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“By
learning you will teach; By teaching you will learn”
With
enthusiasm and vigour the teaching staff returned to
their second home on 22nd May 2023 at 9 am. A fresh
start was given to the celebration by glorifying the
Almighty after which the principal Rev. Fr. Dominic
Sunil Lobo welcomed all the staff. Trinity Central
School is extremely privileged to welcome 13 newly
joined energetic teaching staff. After a brief self
introduction, a few quick fun games were conducted
to break the ice. Thereafter instructions and
guidelines for the academic year were given to all.
After a short refreshment break, the meeting
concluded with the distribution of the duties to all
the teachers.
Under
the soft warmth of the morning sun and blue lit sky,
the students and staff of the school gathered at the
main ground for the blessing of the site for the new
academic block. This momentous occasion was graced
by Rev. Fr. Robin Victor D’Souza, Executive
Secretary of the Capuchin Education Board and Rev.
Fr. Vijesh Menezes, Treasurer Capuchin Friars
Service Society. Joining them on the dais was our
Principal Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice
Principal Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, Academic
Co-ordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis and Contractor Mr.
Stany Rodrigues. The short program commenced with a
prayer song led by the teachers, after which the
esteemed dignitaries were welcomed with a bouquet.
This was followed by the prayer service and the
blessing of the site by Rev. Fr. Robin Victor
D’Souza. In his address, Fr. Robin conveyed his
elation with regards to the progress made by the
school since its inception. The program was compered
by Ms. Preetha Furthado, who also enunciated the
words of welcome and thanksgiving. 
Cubs
and bulbuls is the next lap into the journey towards
scouting and guiding. Character building and
instilling self discipline with thoughtfulness for
each other at the tender age is its aim . It’s
motive is to inculcate self discipline in the young
generation and also help in their physical and
mental growth. Children learn to live a self
disciplined independent life. Keeping this in mind
the school organized a two day residential camp on
28/03/2023 and 29/03/2023. The inauguration of the
summer camp was done by the Principal Rev Fr Dominic
Sunil Lobo and Vice-Principal Rev Fr Ravi Rajesh
Serrao in the midst of masters and flock leaders,
scouts guides teachers and students in the school
premise. Various fun filled games, BP6 exercises,
different activities like craft making, mat making,
cooking without fire, Kim’s game, action songs, mask
making, group acting based on the situation and
treasure hunt were held and children participated
actively in all the events. The students were taken
for a small outing around the school vicinity. Later
a camp fire was organised for the students at night.
The students who were divided into different groups
performed various acts. It was a spectacular view to
witness the young buds of Trinity exhibiting their
talents and showcasing their abilities.
Graduation
is an exciting time. It is both an ending and a
beginning; it has warm memories of the past and big
dreams for the future. The pre-schoolers of the
Trinity Central School celebrated their graduation
day on the 25 th March 2023 in the Trinitorium. All
the kids clad in their graduation costumes led by
Miss. Leslia Soares proudly marched the pathway of
Trinity Central school along with the dignitaries –
Chief guest Rev. Fr. Lancy Joel Saldanha, Prinicipal
Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice- Prinicipal Rev.
Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, Academic Co-ordinator
Ms.Magdalina Lewis, Pre-primary section in-charge
Ms. Renita Monteiro swaying to the rhythm of the
school band. The programme started with a prayer by
Trinity staff which was followed by a welcome dance
by LKG Children. Young graduates Cerah Susan Eby,
Trupthi Naik and Joshua Serrao shared their
experiences and memories of the time spent in
kindergarten. In order to acknowledge the hardwork
of the little graduates, the chief guest of the day
Rev. Fr. Lancy Joel Saldanha, Prinicipal of
St.Mary’s Central School, Kinnigoli honoured the
children by distributing graduation certificates.
The Chief guest then addressed the gathering
advising the parents to be cautious in
differentiating the wants and needs of the children. 
Gratitude
brings peace for today and creates a vision for
tomorrow. Being thankful is the essence of all the
art. The Trinity Family celebrated ‘Thanksgiving
Day’ on 24th March 2023. It was a day to thank
Almighty and to thank each other. It was the day to
be thankful for all the blessings showered during
the academic year. 
Every
blood donor is a life saver. It is said that your
little effort in donating blood can give others a
second chance to live life. Trinity Central School
always believes in imparting value based education
to its students. It strives to make its students
socially responsible citizens of the country. With
this motive, a voluntary blood donation camp in
association with District Government Hospital blood
bank, Udupi was organized in the school premises. Dr
Manjushree Pai, Pathologist , District Government
Hospital blood bank, Udupi was the guest on the
occasion. The Principal Rev. Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo,
Vice Principal Rev. Fr Ravi Rajesh Serrao and Dr
Manjushree Pai were present on the dais. The program
began with the prayer melodiously sung by the
teachers. After the prayer the dignitaries on the
dais along with PTA representatives inaugurated the
blood donation camp by lighting the lamp. After the
formal inaugural program the members of the staff
and parents moved to donate blood. Around 57 units
of blood were collected and handed over to the blood
bank. Refreshments were given to all the donors and
non donors who were present. Many parents and well
wishers volunteered in joining hands in this noble
deed of saving life. The school management remains
grateful to all the donors and appreciates their
generosity. 
A
great Principal builds character, inspires dreams,
encourages creativity, builds confidence, instills
love of learning, touches souls and changes life
forever. The Trinity Family is blessed with such a
motivating Principal in the person of Rev. Fr
Dominic Sunil Lobo. And the 41st birthday of the
Principal was celebrated on 28/02/2023 Al though
Rev. Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo celebrated his gift of
life on 27/02/2023; the official birthday
celebration at school was done on the 28th of
February. All the students gathered in the
Trinitorium to wish their beloved Principal. Rev. Fr
Ravi Rajesh Serrao, the Vice Principal spoke a few
words about Rev. Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo and his
exemplary service towards the upliftment of the
school, which followed with the cutting of the cake.
Rev. Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo also spoke at this
juncture. He specially thanked Almighty for all the
gracious blessings on his life and also thanked each
and everyone for the wonderful birthday celebration.
The students sweetened their tooth with the
delicious cake given by their Principal.
National
Science Day is celebrated in India on 28 February
each year to mark the discovery of the Raman effect
by Indian physicist Sir C. V. Raman on 28 February
1928. In 1986, the National Council for Science and
Technology Communication (NCSTC) asked the
Government of India to designate February 28 as
National Science Day. The event is now celebrated
all over India in schools, colleges, universities
and other academic, scientific, technical, medical
and research institutions. On this occasion Trinity
Central School observed a science week from 20th of
February – 28th of February 2023. Display of the
articles, science facts, contribution of the
scientists and riddles for all the grades were done.
Students from all the grades actively participated.
On 28th February – The science day was observed with
much enthusiasm with the theme “Global science for
global well-being” Aaryan Farooq of grade 9
delivered the thought for the day, students of grade
4 enlightened the gathering with few science facts.
Saanvi of grade 8 conveyed the importance of the
science day. The choir team dedicated the song with
the theme science. Quiz was conducted by Riyana of
grade 9, Anushree of grade 7 and Aaryan of grade 6.
Award for the best class was won by grade 8 A and
the best house board was won by Spoleto from
Bonaventure block and Greccio from Brindisi block.
Award was given on the basis of scientific facts and
science articles on which students have worked on.
In the end the, best wishes with the short message
on science day was given by the vice principal Rev.
Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao.
The
Grandparents’ Day was celebrated on 25th of
February, 2023 in Trinity School. Around 350
grandparents with a silver lining on their hair but
golden hearts participated with enthusiasm and vigor
along with their grand children on the occasion. Dr
Shruthi Ballal, a Diabetologist and Family Physician
was the chief guest of the occasion. Dr Shruthi
Ballal is a member and Joint Secretary of Indian
Medical Association (IMA) Udupi and she serves at
Big Medical Center Udupi. The Principal Rev. Fr
Dominic Lobo and Vice Principal Rev. Fr Ravi Rajesh
Serrao escorted the chief guest Dr Shruthi Ballal to
the dais. The teachers led everyone into a beautiful
prayer song. Ms Akshatha Amin hosted the program. Ms
Pallavi Santhosh welcomed the gathering; meanwhile
the principal accorded a floral welcome to the chief
guest. Light symbolizes love; it illuminates
knowledge eradicating darkness and ignorance. The
program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the
dignitaries on the dais and by the grandparents. Dr
Shruthi Ballal, the chief guest of the day addressed
the gathering. She emphasized mainly that,
‘Prevention is better than cure’. She highlighted
various reasons for different health conditions at
their age and also gave them tips to maintain a
healthy lifestyle. She addressed the much needed
topics like Diabetes, Hypertension, Thyroid,
Harmonal Imbalance, Obesity and PCOD. Parents
interacted with the doctor and cleared many doubts
regarding their health issues. A routine health
check up was done for all the grandparents on the
occasion and suggestions were given personally about
their health conditions. After the health check up
the grandparents ate sumptuous snacks and
refreshments. 
“Goodbye
doesn’t mean the end, it means we will soon meet
each other again”. It was a pleasant day as
the grade 9 students organized a farewell party to
their beloved seniors. To the resonance of the nasic
band grade 10 students were welcomed. This was
witnessed by the principal Rev. Fr. Dominic Sunil
Lobo, vice principal and administrator Fr. Ravi
Rajesh Serrao, academic coordinator Ms. Magadelina
Lewis, PTA members, Teaching and all the non
teaching staffs. As a token of greeting, welcome
gifts were distributed to the grade 10 students. The
prayer song was sung by the students of grade 9. To
cherish the memories of years cake cutting was done
by the students of grade 10. The principal, vice
principal, academic coordinator and all the subject
heads presented the mementos to the outgoing batch
as a symbol of reminiscence. Our beloved principal
wished the grade 10 students a splendid success
ahead. Mr. Ranjith the class teacher of grade 10
also wished the students. Few words about their time
at Trinity were shared by master Anuroop and master
Swasthik. Best outgoing student award was announced
by the principal based on the overall performance
observed in these years, which was won by Ms.Sthuthi
Bharathdwaj. The farewell program then continued
with the cultural events organized by grade 9
students which also included funny games and the
mouth watering refreshment and a special lunch.
Orange
day was celebrated on 17th of Feb’23 in the
kindergarten section of Trinity Central school.
Children and teachers wore orange attires and the
classrooms were decorated with orange
balloons.Children were also encouraged to bring
orange objects from home.All students were very
eager for their turn to showcase and talk about the
things they brought from home. Children also brought
orange food items for snacks and they were very
inquisitive to check on everybody’s snack boxes.
They had all smiles to see each of their boxes
filled with oranges, carrots, carrot halwa, papaya,
orange dosa and orange idlis. Teachers explained the
students that orange is a secondary colour. It is a
colour which can be derived by mixing red and
yellow. All the children were happy to mix and get
the orange colour. Teachers explored a few more
objects and encouraged children to draw and colour
them in their drawing book. Children drew carrots,
pumpkin, marigold, goldfish, sunrise, crab and many
more items to name a few. 
A
fun filled Children’s fest with an enthusiastic
theme, ‘Enchanting Safari’, depicting the love and
affection towards the wild life was celebrated in
Trinity Central School on 11th February, 2023. Ms
Anusha Bhat, Range Forest Officer, Social Forestry
Range, Udupi was the chief guest on this special
occasion. The entire ambience depicted wild life and
nature. The Trinitorium was decked up with replicas
of different animals. The chief guest was accorded a
conjuntos escort by the SPL and ASPL with the school
band to the dais along with the Principal Rev. Fr
Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice Principal Rev. Fr Ravi
Rajesh Serrao, Rev. Fr Cyril Roshan Menezes,
Academic Co-ordinator Ms Magdalina Lewis,
Pre-Primary Section Head Ms Renita Monteiro, Primary
Head Ms Poornima Devadiga, PTA President Mr Krishna
Shridharan and PTA Secretary Ms Priya Furtado. The
program began with a prayer song thanking and
praising God Almighty for all the bright and
beautiful creatures granted to us. The chief guest
and all the dignitaries on the dais inaugurated the
program by planting the plants in a creatively made
swan pond which was created using recycled plastic
bottles. The chief guest Ms Anusha Bhat was
felicitated by al the dignataries on the dais for
her commendable service after which she addressed
the gathering. In her address she appreciated the
school for all the efforts in showing love towards
the nature and wild life. She mainly emphasized the
role of students in preserving the forest and
wildlife. She said it is the duty of every citizen
to safeguard our nature, forest and wild life. 
The
Republic Day was celebrated on 26 th of January in
Trinity Central School with a deep sense of
patriotism and respect towards the country. Mrs
Sharmila S, Senior Civil Judge and Member Secretary
District Legal Services Authority Udupi, was the
esteemed chief guest of the program. Mr B
Nagaraj,President, Advocate Bar Association, Udupi
District was the guest of honour. The Principal
along with the school band escorted the guests to
the dais. The school choir led all into prayer. Mrs
Sharmila S, the chief guest unfurled our tricolour
National Flag and hoisted it high.After the flag
hoisting the students exhibited a well synchronized
and disciplined March Past. After the flag hoisting
and the March Past all the students gathered in the
Trinitorium for the cultural program. The cultural
program began with the speech of the chief guest. In
her address Mrs Sharmila S spoke about the rights of
the children and also the duties of the students. Mr
B Nagaraj also spoke on the occasion. He mainly
emphasized the meaning of Republic day and the
formation of the Constitution. India is a land of
rich beauty and cultural diversity. To portray the
diverse culture of our country the students of grade
6 performed a dance. It is said where words fail,
music speaks. The students of grade 7 and 8
represented their sense of patriotism through a
patriotic song.
It was an exceptional day for the Trinitarians as
the students of Daya Special School, Belthangady
paid a visit to Trinity Central School. The Daya
students were conferred a floral welcome by the
Principal Rev. Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo. Daya Special
School is a unit of Capuchin Krishik Seva Kendra and
is located in Belthagady. It caters the needs of the
differently abled children in and aroung Belthangady
Taluk. This centre was born out of strong conviction
that children undoubtedly grow and learn to their
full potential within a secure and nurturing
environment. DAYA Special Children Day Care Centre,
started in the month of December 2016 with the help
of various agencies and donors, received the
recognition as Special School in August 2017. At
present there are 113 special children with
different syndromes like Dwarfism, 19 CP, Apert
syndrome, Down syndrome, visual impairment, learning
disability, intellectually disabled, multiple
disabled, autism, hearing impairment with 22
teachers and non-teaching staff working in the
centre. Along with basic education, the children are
taught basic skill trainings. The students visited
their sister concern institute and displayed their
wonderful talents through a cultural program. The
differently abled students performed a spectacular
dance and sang harmonious songs which appealed the
eyes of the audiences. 
First
session of the school parliament was held on
Tuesday, 10th January 2023. The parliament session
was hosted by Shifa of grade 9 in the presence of
principal Fr. Dominic Sunil Lobo. Vice principal Fr.
Ravi Rajesh Serrao, academic coordinator Ms.
Magadelina Lewis & all the teachers. The Speaker Ms.
Sthuthi Bharadwaj of grade 10, Assistant speaker
Mackwin of grade 9, Ruling members, opposition
members, all the ministers and other members of the
parliament were welcomed. Wishes and advice for the
best session was given by the principal Fr. Dominic
Sunil Lobo. The School Pupil Leader (SPL) Master
Rayan of grade 10 presented the annual report of the
duties carried out by the ruling party for the
present academic year, thereafter question and
answer session was carried out in which the
opposition leaders tackled various issues like
discipline, cleanliness and other related issues and
answers were sought from ruling party. At the end
the Speaker addressed the assembly and the members
of the school parliament agreed to carry out the
duties responsibly. The session concluded with the
suggestions and the advice given by the moderator
Ms. Manasi, Teacher in charge of the school
parliament.
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.
A
journey of thirteen years in the life span of an institution
is small, yet significant, like a rocket that is shot in the
sky and thrusts through the gravitational barrier this
institution of learning has crossed most of the barriers to
become a worthy entity of learning on its own. what started
as a small English medium school on the outskirts of Udupi
and Manipal is today very much inside the city limits as one
of the finest educational institutions; like a large banyan
tree which begins its growth as a tiny little plant and
strongly spreads its roots. The school has excellent
facilities which aid in the all-round growth of the
students. there is a good blend of curricular and
co-curricular activities. The school functions for five days
a week and on Saturday various extra-curricular activities
are held such as music, dance both classical and western,
karate, martial art, taekwondo, drawing , abacus, chess,
skating, drums, adventure club and drama. 
