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The
historic stroke at the midnight dawn of August 15th
1947 is a moment that is etched in the heart, mind
and soul of every Indian. 73 years later, the sunny
and clear blue skies established new vigour and
patriotism as the teachers of Trinity Central
School, Perampalli gathered in the precincts of the
school, to commemorate the 74th Independence Day.
Rev. Fr. Claude Mascarenhas, Correspondent and
Guardian of Trinity Vihar was the Chief Guest of the
programme. He was joined by Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa,
Principal and Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, the Vice
Principal, along with the teachers. The programme
began with the customary hoisting of the National
flag, followed by the rendition of the National
Anthem and Vande Mataram. India is an amalgamation
of traditions, beliefs, cultures and symbolic
expressions. India’s vibrant culture was brought
alive in the programme presented by the teachers.
The programme commenced with an inspiring speech by
Ms Sukhitha, who iterated the importance of true
patriotism and our responsibilities as Indians. Ms
Deepthi and her team, through their sonorous voices,
sparked an enthusiastic fervour of patriotism as
they sang ಹಿಂದೂಸ್ಥಾನವು ಎಂದು ಮರೆಯದ. As Indians of one
brotherhood, we are a nation that is proud of our
heritage and traditions, which is appreciated by
even the rest of the world. The unique beauty of
India came to the fore, in the programme ‘Mile Sur –
A symphony of Unity’ as the teachers dressed up in
the costumes representing the states of India. The
programme was followed by a motivating speech on
true freedom by Ms Preetha. Later, Ms Sukhitha and
her team performed a patriotic dance with modern
vibes. In his address, the principal Fr. Anil
D’costa conveyed that as responsible citizens of
India, we have to be resilient, have a strong will
power and patriotic zeal to take the country
forward. With this, the curtains came down on the
wonderful celebrations of the 74th Independence Day. 
“Almost
every successful person begins with two beliefs: the
future can be better than the present and I have the
power to do so.” On 28th Feb 2020, the students
of Grade 9 spent a productive and enriching
afternoon with Fr. Kiran of Don Bosco Youth Centre,
Shirva. Fr. Kiran initiated the session with
creative ice breaker, wherein students were divided
into 5 groups and were given a newspaper. The
students had to create some interest using the
newspaper in any way possible using content or
making craft. After this innovatively resourceful
activity, Fr. Kiran proceeded towards his core of
his seminar – all about successful people. Fr. Kiran
informed that successful people are not just created
– they are born from their hardwork, perseverance
and above all education the good education that
makes all the difference. Further he said that our
presence will be distinguished by our good
personality and importantly by the company that we
keep, i.e. our friends. Successful people in the
most dire of situations find a way out. And this
thought continued, as Fr. Kiran explained to the
students about the 3 thinkings - Positive thinking,
Possibility thinking and Negative thinking. He said
that it is imperative and desirable to keep a
positive approach, even in the hardest and most
difficult times of our lives.
The
final forming of a person’s character lies in their
own hands. Adolescence – a period of discovery – a
discovery of oneself, of one’s body of one’s needs
and desires etc. and it is extremely imperative that
our curious and equally inquisitive teenagers are
given proper guidance to steer the paths in the
right direction. A seminar on adolescence was held
on 29/2/2020 by Prof. Prathibha Lydia DSouza,
Principal of Dhanvantari Nursing College, Udupi, for
the students of grade 9. Prof. Prathibha spoke to
the students about adolescence and its stages and
its effect on physiological, psychological and
emotional life. She spoke at length about roles and
expectations from an adolescent and the development
of a healthy and positive self image. Prof.
Prathibha also spoke of and explained to the
students about their sexuality pubrty and related
concerns. Common problems faced by growing
adolescents and their solutions were also the topic
of discussion. Prof. Prathibha enlightened the
students that as adolescents they cannot continue to
behave or pull tantrums like when they were younger;
for now, as adolescents they have some important
responsibilities – Responsibility towards oneself
their respective families and society – who are
their critics as much as their well wishers. Prof.
Prathibha also enlightened the students on how to
prepare for and face the examinations by inculcating
good study habits, coupled with a well balanced diet
and adequate sleep. She spoke of silent meditation
in order to relax and distress their mind and body.
“The
science of today is the technology of tomorrow”.
The air was filled with zeal and zest as eager
scientific tempers brewed and molecules dispersed.
Science day was celebrated at Trinity Central School
on 28th February, 2020 to commemorate ‘National
Science Day’. The eventful celebrations began with a
unique and creative rendition of a science based
prayer song. Science is an amalgamation of facts
figures and fascination. Prarthana, Adhya and Sanjay
students of Grade 9 presented an interesting line –
up of what’s, why’s and what if’s (i.e. some science
facts), through an innovative skit accompanied with
a powerpoint presentation. Following this, the young
and future scientists of Grades 3 and 4, presented
an informative skit on the various instruments like
rheostat, resistance box, voltmeter etc. which are
used in Physics. “Where there is Science, can magic
be far!” Colourful fruity fumes, some bubbling
elephant’s toothpaste and magical solution that
remained funnily colourless with all the exciting
voices around, were some of the highlights of some
of the Chemistry experiments that are conducted. Due
credit to the students of Grades 6 and 8 who kept
the momentum going and repeat.
“The
future belongs to those who believe in their
dreams”. On the morning of February 27th, 2020,
a long cherished dream came true. After months of
planning, engineering and hardwork, the newly
constructed Auditorium, housed atop the main school
building was blessed and inaugurated. This momentous
occasion was graced by eminent stalwarts of the Holy
Trinity Province of Karnataka, Dr. Rev. Fr. Alwyn
Dias, the Provincial, Rev. Fr. Maxim D’Silva,
Administrator Rev. Fr. Vijesh Menezes, the
Treasurer, Rev. Fr. Elvin Lopez, Provincial
Secretary. Gracing the dais were also Rev. Fr. Claud
Mascarenhas, Guardian of Trinity Vihar and Fr. Anil
D’Costa, our Principal. The programme commenced with
a prayer song led by the school choir followed by
welcome speech by Melora of Grade 8. The dignitaries
were adhered a respectful welcome with the
traditional shawl. In his address to the gathering
Fr. Alwyn Dias, expressed his gratitude to the
students for choosing to be an integral part of
Trinity Central School; to the teachers for their
tireless dedication and to all other members of the
Trinity family. Fr. Alwyn mentioned that there is
nothing to fear in ICSE – for, ICSE stands for
Innovative, Creative, Educative and Smart Education.
Fr. Alwyn also extended his blessings and best
wishes to the students of Grade 10, who were
commencing their board exams the same day.
There
are no goodbyes for us. Wherever you are you will
always be in our hearts. The grade 10 students were
all dressed in different and colourful attire that
gave great look for the event on 31st January 2020.
It was a special occasion as the grade 9 students
along with other students and teachers arranged a
beautiful farewell programme for their seniors. The
programme started with a special lunch served for
all followed by entertainment programme to make the
day a joyous one. Powerpoint presentation on the
reminiscence of the students was shown. The mementos
were given to all the outgoing students. The
programme ended with principal’s speech with words
of advice.
“English
– is a funny language – for there is no pine or
apple in a pineapple and likewise, we find no egg in
an eggplant.” On February 6th 2020 for the
very first time English Day was celebrated in the
school premises. The programme commenced with the
melodious rendition of the hymn “As the deer pants”,
by the school choir. Ms Havisha of Grade 5, the
compere of the programme welcomed the Trinity family
to the event. The programme started off with an
intellectual note with a convincing and educative
speech on the importance of the English language by
Ms Dagney of Grade 8. “A little, a little fun” - Our
lovely pre schoolers of UKG and Grade 1 reminded us
of our humble beginnings in English as they danced
their way to the beats of the vowel (Phonic sounds).
English is incomplete without the contribution of
several English writers, literateurs, dramatists
over the centuries. A meaningful powerpoint
presentation about them was shown to all. The PPT
highlighted on the famous contributors in English
literature like Sir William Shakespeare, Jane Ansten,
Rama Rao, Sarojini Naidu, etc. Ms. Anisha of Grade 8
did the voice over for the presentation. Following
this, the students of Grade 7 elicited (recited),
William Wordsworth’s most beautiful poem –
“Daffodils”.
“A
winner is someone who recognizes one’s God given
talents, works very hard to develop them into skills
and uses these skills to accomplish one’s goals”.
On 30th and 31st of January 2020, the
Trinitorium was brimming with smiles and thunderous
cheers and claps as students from Nursery to Grade
10, readied themselves to receive the
acknowledgement of their creative talents. On 30th
January, prizes were distributed to the students
from Grade 4 – 10. Mr. K Sreedhara, PTA President
was the Chief Guest of the event. On 31st January,
our little angels of Nursery to UKG and students
from Grade 1 to 3 were awarded with prizes. Mr. K
Srinivas, Joint Secretary of the PTA, obliged to be
the Chief Guest. On both occasions, the chief guests
congratulated the students on their achievements.
They conveyed to the students that need to be
passionate and determined in pursuit of better
development of oneself and of their talents. In his
address to the students our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
D’Costa also extended his congratulatory greetings
and conveyed that, though all were not awarded yet
all children are talented and are capable of
succeeding in their field of interest. He also
motivated and encouraged the students to work harder
and to be disciplined and happy too. The event of
January 30th was compered by Krissel of Grade 9 and
on 31st January Ms. Renita, Assistant Teacher ably
took over the compering reins.
“Opportunities
don’t happen, you create them”. On January
30th 2020, the students of Grades 9 and 10 found
themselves in the august presence of a renowned and
multi-faceted personality – Prof. Ronald Pinto.
Prof. Ronald an academically brilliant and
accomplished career counsellor is the Director of
Institute for individual development, Mangalore. He
has several prestigious laurels under his belt and
has been a gold medalist since his Grade 7 until his
M.Sc. Post Graduation. The session commenced
with a musically intoned ice-breaker as the students
along with Prof. Ronald refreshed their minds with
the song “There’s a tree on the hill.” Delving into
the session, Prof. Ronald spoke of the various
opportunities and learning modes that are available
to students once they complete Grade 10. He provided
important tips and techniques on how to overcome
exam fear and stress; how to devote and make
diligent use of the time/study holidays; how to face
and ace the examinations with more confidence and
less anxiety.
‘The
ocean stirs the heart, inspires the imagination and
brings eternal joy to the soul.’ Stirring up
the souls and eliciting dreams, on a bright Saturday
morning of January 25th 2020, Trinity Central
School, Perampalli welcomed the fish of the sea and
the mermaids of the ocean as they opened their gates
to the Children’s Fest 2020, with the theme ‘Aquatic
World’. The celebrations commenced with an
out-of-the box welcome, as champion skaters made
their way into the Trintorium. Following them, were
the dignitaries of the event - Rev. Fr. Lancy
Fernandes, Headmaster of Milagres English Medium
School, Kallianpur as the Chief Guest, Accompanied
by Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas, Guardian of Trinity
Vihar, Fr. Anil Dçosta Principal, Fr. Ravi Rajesh
Serrao Vice Principal and Administrator, Mr.
Krishnan Sreedharan PTA President, Mrs. Magadaliena
Lewis Academic Co-ordinator and Dr. Poornima
Devadiga, Activity Co-ordinator. Followed by this
uniquely eclectic welcome, the Choir led all to a
moment of prayer and danseuses presented a gracious
welcome dance. Siana of Grade 8 welcomed the august
gathering. Creative ideas and cohesive effort are
like hand-in-a-glove. Creative efforts came to the
fore, as our Guests made their way to the beautiful
fountain that was exclusively created for the event.
Fr. Lancy declared the inauguration of the
Children’s Fest 2020 open by turning on the
beautiful fountain. 
‘Power
Parba’ an entrepreneurial exhibition cum sale for
budding women entrepreneurs was organized by ‘POWER,
Udupi’ from 10th to 12th January, 2020 at
Beedinagudde, Udupi. They say – “Make hay while the
sun shines.” And so, seizing the golden opportunity
Trinity Central School, made a head strong presence
at the event. Eager parents and curious students
were welcomed with colourful art works and beautiful
smiling staff of the school. On display at the kiosk
were the skillfully artistic and creative works of
our talented students. Our teachers, with their
positive smiles and ecstatic energy were aglow at
the kiosk. They distributed brochures and pocket
calendars. Parents keen on giving their children the
best education made a beeline at the Trinity kiosk.
Fun games like tie me up, lid with the bud, bind the
finger, count the months, lift and shift, muster
alike, pull me out, stach over rice etc. were
conducted and was enjoyed by all. Students of the
school participated in the ‘Power Parba’ organized
competitions like talent show, Art competition etc.
Master Vishwas of Grade 5 won II place in drawing
competition. The 3 day long programme saw many
visitors and Trinity Central School has left an
indelible impression on all.
Pink
is a lovely colour and the favourite of pretty
girls. However, the boys and girls of the
kindergarten section dazzled in several hues of
pretty pink, as they celebrated Pink day. Classes
were decorated with pink balloons and students
indulged themselves in the world of pink as they
coloured their way through the pages.
“Christmas
– the festival of joy, cheer, lights, unity and
happiness”. With colourful stars and a
glistening Christmas tree, the Trinity family,
welcomed baby Jesus on 23/12/2019. The Christmas
celebrations commenced with the Eucharistic Service
in the morning. After which the craft competitions
were held across the various grades. Students
brought to the fore their innovative artistry in
making Christmas bells, wreaths, stars and Christmas
trees. Like Diwali, Christmas too is a celebration
of lights as it is the time to welcome the ‘Light of
the world’. The celebrations glistened and glowed,
as our principal Fr. Anil D’Costa, along with Fr.
Ravi, Mrs. Magdelina Lewis, Mrs. Archana Shetty and
other teachers, lit the Christmas candles that
adorned the beautiful crib. Following this, our
little Santa’s of Pre-Primary Section entertained
all with a rocking dance performance. Ms. Rania of
grade 8, spoke of the real meaning and importance of
Christmas. Next, our talented students presented a
skit, that highlighted the values and morals that
were taught by Jesus. Music sees no boundaries and
crosses over all languages. In this season of joy,
the Christmas carols sung by our melodious vocalists
in different languages brought an immense sense of
unified cheer, as it echoed across the Trinitorium.
‘Coming
together is the beginning. Keeping together is
progress. Working together is success and that is
what we call as Team work’. Under the
glistening sun and the pleasant evening breeze, the
grounds and portals of Trinity Central School
welcomed one and all for the 11th Annual Day
Celebrations held on Saturday, 7th December 2019
with open arms and joyous hearts. At first, the
chief guest of the event – Dr. Ullas Kamath (Dean,
Melaka Medical Science College, Manipal) accompanied
by Fr. Robin D’Souza – president of the function,
were given a thumping and resounding welcome to the
beats of the traditional Chande. Joining them in
their august presence, were also Fr. Claud
Mascarenhas, Guardian of Trinity Vihar, Fr. Anil
Dcosta, Principal, Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao,
Vice–Principal and Administrator, Mr. Krishnan
Sridharan PTA President and Ms. Magdelina Lewis, Ms.
Archana Shetty and Ms. Poornima Devadiga – our
Academic Co-ordinator, Pre-Primary Section Head and
Activity Co-ordinator respectively. 
“Sport
is friendship
A
two day excursion cum talent utsav was held for Cubs
and Bulbuls on 16th and 17th November at
Anandathirtha Vidyalaya, Kunjarugiri. The Cubs and
Bulbuls of Trinity Central were accompanied by the
Animators Ms. Pavithra and Ms. Sushma. On both days,
several competitions were held, that brought out the
intently creative talents of our students.
Competitions such as coconut leaf art, sand, gravel
and stone art, mask making etc. were held. The
cadets spent an eventful day by participating in
various activities and later a fun filled relaxed
evening with the campfire which the children enjoyed
very much. As early morning hours are the best time
to rejuvenate the mind and body the next day
enthusiastic Cubs and Bulbuls trekkers trekked their
way up to the Kunjarugiri hills for a refreshing
connection with Mother Nature. Post lunch, the prize
distribution ceremony was held. Several of our
cadets won prizes in varied competitions. The
students headed back home in the evening after an
enriching and fun filled experiences at the utsav.
“The
children of today will make the India of tomorrow”.
The Finesse of these words spoken by Shri
Jawaharlal Nehru (lovingly known as Chacha Nehru),
whose birthday is a celebration of the innocence,
exuberance and purity of our children in India. On
November 14th, the portals and corridors of Trinity
Central School, reverberated with the shouts of joy,
peals of laughter and the artistry of hundreds of
smiles. The day’s festivities began with the school
assembly, fore fronted by the teachers. Ms. Deepthi,
along with Ms. Jesslin at the keyboard, lead the
Trinity family into prayer, with the hymn, “Give me
oil in my lamp”. Ms Steffi presented the thought for
the day – in the words of Swami Vivekananda – “Take
risks in life. If you win, you can lead; If you
lose, you can guide”. The programme continued with
Ms. Jayanthi articulating a speech on the importance
and significance of Children’s Day. Prior to that
Ms. Mayuri conducted a fun GK Quiz for the children.
Later the charismatic presence of Mr. Shreyas Kotian,
III year BA student of MGM college and Anchor of
Udupi TV, was an added enjoyable moment. Mr. Shreyas
in his brief interaction with our students invited
them to dream and to pursue those dreams with utmost
zeal, determination and passion. Our Principal, Fr.
Anil D’Costa felicitated Mr. Shreyas with a memento
as a token of our love and appreciation.
Our
country India is a land of diverse cultures and a
rainbow canvas of multiple traditions. On 16th
October 2019, our students of Kindergarten were
dressed in their best finery of cute sarees,
lehengas, kurta pyjamas and veshtis etc. The
children were all a beautiful sight and the
colourful attire infused into the joys of the
festivities. Students were informed about the
various traditions through a meaningful video usual.
Students enjoyed the day as they smartly walked the
ramp, flanked in their best traditional attire.
Overall the students enjoyed the day.
As
part of the academic curriculum in lieu with their
lessons, students of various classes went on
Educational Tours. Our curious, creative and
enthusiastic tiny tots of the Kindergarten Section
learnt about plants, conservation of trees as they
enjoyed themselves at Padmashri Awardee – Salumarada
Thimmakka Park, in Manipal. They also spent a
fruitful session at the Planetorium learning about
the planets and the solar system at the Planetorium
in Manipal. Students of the Primary Section spent
some fruitful moments, touring places like Adi Udupi
Market, Stella Maris Church, Kalmady, Udupi Police
and Fire Stations, Udupi City Centre Mall so on and
so forth and Vivekananda Divine Park, in Saligrama
places like Gurunarasimha Temple, Bird Sanctuary.
Students also visited places the famous
Gommateshwara Statue, St. Lawrence Church Attur,
Kotichennayya Theme Park at Karkala, and also the
Jain Basadi (famously known as the Thousand Pillars
Temple) and the Soan’s Botanical Farm, Moodbidri
etc. Our higher primary students visited places such
as the Pilikula Science Centre, and Chaturmukha
Basadi, Karkala and Guttinamane and Artisan Village
in Pilikula etc. Wherein at the latter, students
were given a live demonstration of the makings and
nuances of pottery. Overall the students left these
places with new knowledge and refreshed minds.
Diwali
the festival of lights marks the triumphant victory
of good over evil. The portals of the Trinitorium
were illuminated with beautiful diyas and an equally
mesmerizing floral rangoli, on October 30th, as we
celebrated the festival of Diwali, with much fervor
and enthusiasm. The programme, commenced with the
pious and traditional lighting of the lamp by
Principal - Fr. Anil D’costa, Fr. Ravi Rajesh -
Adminstrator, Mrs. Magdelina Lewis – Academic
Coordinator and Pre-Primary Section Head - Mrs.
Archana Shetty. Trinity’s guiding lights – its
teachers enlivened the gathering, by lighting the
diyas that were beautifully laid out across the
floral rangoli. The cultural programme, capably led
by Lenvil and Vaishnavi of Grade 10, began with the
articulate speech of Anusha, who spoke of the Diwali
– it’s mythological origins, the significance and
purpose of the festival and about the festivities
involved. Our energetic dancers of the Kindergarten
performed a fun, cheerful dance much to the delight
of the Trinity family. Diwali – as perceived in the
lens of children is mostly about savoring delicious
sweets and bursting fire-crackers. Unfortunately,
this outburst of cacophonic crackers and fireworks
does more harm than good. And this was the idea
conceived in the skit performed by the students of
Grades 2 and 3. 
We
live in the land of beauty and bounty, surrounded by
a diverse culture and heritage – our wonderful
Karnataka. The wonders and glory of the 64th
Karnataka Rajyotsava celebrations was witnessed in
the trinitorium on 31st October 2019. The
celebrations commenced with a harmonious prayer
song. Light a glowing symbol was personified as the
custodians of Trinity along with the SPL, Ms.
Maimoona, lit the traditional lamp to the augur the
festivities of the day. Students of grade 2
performed to the melodious beats of ‘Jeejimbe (ಜೀಜಿಂಬೆ)’.
Ms. Ritika of grade 9, spoke at length about the
history and origins of Karnataka Rajyotsava, the
importance of this day and the significance of the
Kannada language. Students of grades 7 to 9
presented an impactful dance that resonated about
the crucial battle of Chitradurga fort. In
reverence, the portals of Trinity, resounded with
the meaningful rhythm as voices sung the Karnataka
state anthem. In his message our Principal Fr. Anil
D’Costa iterated the importance of the Kannada
language in our lives. He spoke of the rich culture
of Kannada literature and its vernacular depths. The
Principal conveyed his wishes to all for the
occasion. A short video on the cultural and heritage
diversity and the origins of Karnataka Rajyotsava
was shown. The programme was eloquently compered by
Siri of grade 8, who also proposed the vote of
thanks. The programme came to a close with the
rendition of the National Anthem.
On
21st October, the hallways of Trinity Central School
witnessed an impressive display of creative ideas
and articulate voices in the various Literary
Competitions that were held. To start with the
Primary Section (Grades 1 to 5) had a Pick and Speak
Competitions with various topics like My family, My
favourite outdoor game, A holiday with my family, My
best friend, If I had wings etc. for grades 6 to 8
Elocution Competitions in all language disciplines –
English, Hindi and Kannada were held with various
competitive topics. Students of Grades 9 and 10
homed their vocals as they participated in the
Declamation Competition. The judges had their task
cut-out in choosing the best, from among the rest.
It was indeed a day of creativity and discovery of
the eloquent voices of the future.
On
October 19, 2019 the portals of Trinity Central
School were filled with anxious, but confident
voices. And it was a busy afternoon with triplet
functions.
A programme on ‘Time Management and Peer Pressure’
was organized for the students of grades 9 and 10 on
Tuesday, 15th October 2019 at Trinity Central
School, Perampalli. Mr. Shridhar D, Faculty,
Department of Occupational Therapy, MAHE, was the
co-ordinator of the programme. Mr. Sridhar and his
team presented the topic through a power point,
followed by activities that conveyed the message of
time management and the negative influence of peer
pressure. There was constructive involvement of the
students and the session was really beneficial to
them.
Just like any other profession, mountaineering too,
has now cemented its place from being just an
adventure sport to full time profession for
adventurists. And our students from the Scouts and
Guides, Cubs and Bulbuls accompanied by their
Animators and few other enthusiastic teachers made
their way through the forests and mountains of
Belvai, Moodbidri on 4th October 2019. Students
learnt the ways of mountaineering and as they
trekked up the mountains, they came to acknowledge
and learn about the vast nature – forest, flora and
fauna. After a brief stop for rest, our enthusiastic
trekkers made their way to explore the caves and the
Konnaje Kallu temple. Students and teachers camped
overnight at the residence of our teacher Ms.
Shifali at Belvai. The songs, merriment and
delicious dinner around the campfire made it a
memorable event to remember. The students and
teachers thoroughly enjoyed this once in a life time
experience. We thank our teacher Ms. Shifali for her
kindness and for arranging this sporty and fun
filled adventure.
“Make me a channel of your peace”.
These are the
words that laid the foundation for the Franciscan
order. The holy man, whose very words, we echo here
at Trinity, was brought to life, during the
celebrations of our founder and our Patron St.
Francis Assisi on 4th October 2019. Trinity family
began the founder’s day celebration with Holy
Eucharist. The programme began with the soulful
rendition of St. Francis’s song of peace and love –
“Make me a channel of your peace”. Prior to that our
principal Fr. Anil D’Costa garlanded the statue of
St. Francis. After the prayer, the students of grade
3 presented a meaningful enactment of the life of
St. Francis. Ms. Khushi of grade 5 shared her
thoughts about St. Francis through her speech. A
short video about the 4 important locations viz
Laverna, Greccio, Rivo Torto and Spoleto wherein St.
Francis imprinted his footsteps which also represent
the four houses of the school were shown through a
slideshow with a brief voice over by Pruthvi and
Derick of grade 5.
The students of grade 7 and 8, had a fruitful and
engaging session with Fr. Edwin D’Souza, Director of
YSM (Young Students Movement), Udupi Diocese on 3rd
October 2019. Fr. Edwin educated the students about
the objectives and goals of the YSM. In his
interaction, he encouraged the students to enrol
themselves in YSM, wherein they will learn to become
responsible citizens by changing their way of life,
certain thinking which in turn will bring about a
gradual but meaningful change in society.
“A career is not just about income – it is the
stepping stone to follow your dreams and aspirations
too”. Students of grade 9 and 10, who are at the
threshold of deciding their future spent an
interactive, educative and refreshing session on
Career Guidance with the students of the SCIO
foundation, under the aegis of MIT Manipal on 3rd
October 2019. The session commenced with a candid
interaction with Ms. Meghana, who had a keen
hindsight to know the future plans of the students.
Further, her colleagues Ms. Aditi, Ms. Riddhi, Mr.
Advith, Ms. Apoorva and Ms. Geetha shared with the
students in depth about the various job
opportunities and requisites under the various
streams of Medical Engineering, Arts, Commerce and
Science and of Non-Conventional courses such as
Merchant Navy, The Armed Forces and Culinary Arts
etc. Overall, the students spent a meaningful and
fruitful session with the MIT- SCIO resource
persons.
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if
you were to live forever.” These words of
our Father of the Nation, Gandhiji echoed across the
portals of our institution and minds of our
students. On 1st October 2019, our Trinity
fraternity held a brief celebration of the birthday
of the man who fought for the very freedom that we
now enjoy – Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi lovingly
known as Bapu. The celebrations commenced with the
invocation of Bapu’s daily prayer – “Raghupathi
Raghava Raja Ram”. After which our Principal Fr.
Anil D’Costa garlanded the portrait of Gandhiji. Ms.
Stuthi of grade 7 spoke a few words about Gandhiji –
his life, his principles and about his long walk to
achieve our freedom. Following this, our Principal
too, spoke on the occasion. He mentioned about how
we should imbibe the core values of Gandhiji in our
daily lives. He asked us to value our freedom and
respect it as, we must never forget Gandhiji’s
struggles to give us the freedom which we now enjoy.
With the exams round the corner the teachers of
Trinity Central School gathered together for a
well-defined meaningful hour of peace and
de-stressing on 19th September 2019 from 9.00 to
10am. This was made possible under the able guidance
of Mrs & Mr. Shridhar the Manager of Heartfulness
Meditation Centre, Udupi and Dr. Sathyakanth, Asst.
Prof at MIT Manipal. The programme, divided into 3
phases commenced with a brief introduction by Mr.
Shridhar. This was followed by the presentation of
interactive videos and testimonials by those who
have experienced the benefits of Heartfulness
Meditation. The best and most beneficial part of
this session was the engaging 30 minutes of a quiet,
peaceful and relaxing meditation. Mrs. Shailaja
gradually engaged all teachers for a heartful
meditation. All teachers spent a worthwhile
meditation session and interaction which definitely
a boon before the commencement of Mid-Term Exams.
Hindi Divas was celebrated on Monday, 16th
September, 2019 at the school premises. The
programme commenced with a welcome song, led by the
students of Grade V. This was followed by a speech
from Royston of grade 9, who briefly spoke about the
initiation, importance and relevance of Hindi Divas.
Students of Grade III enacted a short meaningful
skit about the importance and the present need of
learning Hindi which is also one of the official
languages of India. The skit, highlighted on the
aspect of as being proud of not just English and
other vernacular languages but even Hindi as well.
Dr. Poornima, Subject Head of Hindi Department
inspired the gathering with her eloquent speech in
which she spoke about the Hindi language, its
origin, its scope and impact in the present
scenario. Any celebration at Trinity Central School
is incomplete without music and dance. Our little
butterflies of UKG added glamour to the day by
swaying to the melody of “Titli Rani” (i.e, Queen
Butterfly) and entertained all. Thereafter Principal
Fr. Anil D’Costa conveyed his message and expressed
his feelings on the occasion. Sampada of Grade VIII
anchored the programme.
“Good teachers are the reason why ordinary
students dream to do extraordinary things”.
The above words hold very true of the teachers of
Trinity Central School, Perampalli. And the love and
dedication of teachers was beautifully acknowledged
on the occasion of Teacher’s Day on September 5th,
2019. The day long celebrations began with the
celebration of Eucharist and novena to Mother Mary.
This was followed by a short programme by the PTA
members. On the dais were the Principal, Fr. Anil
D’costa, Fr. Ravi Rajesh the School Administrator,
Academic Co-ordinator Mrs. Magdelina Lewis, Mrs.
Archana Shetty the Pre-Primary Section Head, and Mr.
K Sreedharan and Mrs. Chandini the President and
Secretary of the PTA respectively.
The dignitaries on the dais first showered flowers
on the portrait of Dr. S Radhakrishnan, and Mr.
Sreedharan spoke of the importance of the day. This
was followed by the cutting of the cake. In
recognition of their dedication and commitment in
imparting education to students by teachers, PTA
members gifted all teaching, non-teaching and
auxiliary staff, with rose-bud plants, and gifts, as
a token of their love and affection. 
On 28.08.2019 our enthusiastic kindergarten
students, enjoyed an eventful and meaningful day, as
they celebrated and honored, the people, that is
‘who don’t just work till the sun goes down but work
till the job is done’ our beloved farmers. Dressed
in traditional farming attire, the students were
informed about crops, farming and farming
equipments. The students enjoyed a video that
highlighted the same, and also learnt about
ploughing through an enactment of the same, by some
of the children. On the whole our students learnt,
not only about farming, but also the importance of
the presence and need of farmers in our lives. The
program was beautifully animated by Ms. Umavathi and
other teachers.
Creativity and celebrations are like a hand that
fits in glove. The Independence Day festivities
continued, as our students indulged themselves and
brought out their creative streak to the fore. The
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 etc. Students made craft décor from
environment friendly and recyclable materials mainly
old plastic bottles, newspapers, coconut shells etc.
The judges had their task cut-out in adjudging and
selecting the best, and the best above the rest,
since all students had put their best creative
efforts and imagination to the fore. The day was
well spent and enjoyed by all.
Orange day was celebrated on August 14th, 2019.
Students of the kindergarten section, were a sight
to behold, as they glowed in their beautiful orange
dresses and t-shirts and shorts. Creativity of the
children came afore, as they dipped in chubby thumbs
in orange paint, and beautifully put their thumb
impressions, on the flag of India. The students
thoroughly enjoyed the day, as the color of orange
hue, shone through an otherwise cloudy rainy day.
Independence Day – 15th August is a day of reverence
and patriotism, where in 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 73rd Independence
day celebrations held at Trinity Central School on
15th August 2019. Braving the heavy rain, our chief
guest of the event Sir Gopalakrishna Bhat – a
retired Army Veteran and Pharmacist, along with
other dignitaries of day, unfurled the Tri-color, to
the melodious voices that echoed, the national
anthem. Mrs. Shantha Rao wife of Mr. Gopalakrishna
Bhat, in her brief speech, iterated on the
importance of the Independence Day, and of our
responsibilities as citizens of this country. She
encouraged and advised students to be more active
and creative, and not to spend all time on the phone
or on social media. The students presented a
wonderful, educative and entertaining cultural
programme that was enjoyed by all. Avina of grade 5,
welcomed the gathering, and introduced the guests of
the day. The vote of thanks was adhered by Ashutosh
of Grade 6. Ms Dhanyashree of grade 9, compered the
programme. Sweets were distributed to all, to
celebrate this wonderful occasion.
On 31st July 2019, students of Grade 10, had a rare
opportunity to interact with. Ms. Anya Biggins, a
renowned Psychologist from England. Ms. Anya, who is
at present pursuing her Doctoral studies at
Leicester University, visited the school as part of
her studies. In a very candid and friendly approach,
Ms. Anya shared about life in U.K. and various other
facets of the British lifestyle like the culture,
food and entertainment, sports etc. Students too
with innate curiosity, were keen to know about life
and living in UK especially the British Royal Family
details of which Ms. Anya shared with equal
exuberance. A fun question and answer session
followed, with the students, asking questions about
her experiences in South India. Ms Anya, excitedly
shared of her love for our beloved, humble Idli and
Dosa; of how she is enjoying the cool monsoon
weather, the devout culture of the South, amongst
various others. The interaction with Ms Anya was an
enlightening, entertaining and educative session.
Looking forward towards more such fruitful
interactions.
“Never regret a day in your life. Good days give you
happiness and bad days give you experience”.
Mr.
Mathew C Ninan, Director of Little Rock Indian
School Brahmavar visited as a guest faculty to our
school and motivated our 9th and 10th grade children
on 16th July 2019. He spoke on topics such as ‘Good
habits’ and ‘decision making’ and inspired the
children with the real events and made the session
active. The half day session was thus really thought
provoking and are inspiring.
“Yoga
is the journey of the self, to the self, through the
self. Our scouts and guides along with their mentors
attended the yoga day program held on 21st June 2019
at Rajangana, Udupi. The event was well organized by
Sri Krishna Matha Udupi, Rotary Club Udupi, Bharath
Scouts and Guides Udupi. Our students joined the
other participants and experienced the knowledge
about yoga and its benefits.
“One of the greatest talents is the talent to
recognize and to develop it in others”.
Trinity witnessed this talent in great measure as it
was exhibited at its enthusiastic best, on July 2nd
2019. The students who were gathered at the
Trinitorium, Mother Teresa Hall and Assisi Bhavan,
showcased these talents to their fellow classmates.
While the Mother Teresa Hall, and Assisi Bhavan was
lively and abuzz with melodious voices and strong
acting performances, the environment at the
Trinitorium was that of a live concert, where the
participants were in full gusto and tempo. The
highlight of the event – was definitely the dance
performances of the Kindergarten children, who
exuberated innocence and joy. Our upcoming Lata’s
and Elvis’ sang their heart in melodious flow, which
kept the audience enchanted. Ms. Sharon, Ms. Jesslin
and Ms. Deepthi were the judges of the competition.
‘Dreams come a size too big so that we can grow into
them’. Students are the dreams of a teacher’s life.
To make the students dream high and aim high,
Trinity teachers welcomed the children to their
Trinity home cheerfully on 03.06.2019. Children were
given input session and were inspired with the
thought provoking articles such as Seed, Rock,
Hands, Books, Sports items, Communication gadgets
and were asked to be like them useful and fruitful
throughout the academic year. After which Rev. Fr.
Anil D’Costa, the Principal of the school introduced
the teachers and briefed about the rules and
regulations of the school which has to be followed
strictly.
‘Leaders are made, they are not born. They are made
by hard effort, which is the price which all of us
must pay to achieve any goal that is worthwhile’. To
lead the school in the disciplined manner, the
school elected the Leaders and Assistant leaders
framing a School Council. The investiture ceremony
was held on 20.06.19. The S.P.L. Ms. Maimuna
Khairunisha, A.S.P.L Master Thushank Chandrashekar
along with the ministry, took the oath to animate
the school, abiding to the school rules and by being
obedient, truthful and loyal to their best. Rev. Fr.
Charles Furtado Superior Assisi Nilaya, Moodbelle,
the chief guest of the day, Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa,
Principal, Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao, the
Administrator, along with the co-ordinators pinned
the badges and wished school leaders great success
in their leadership. There after the chief guest
Rev. Fr. Charles motivated the students and spoke
about the leadership qualities and invited everyone
to be strong pillars of school as well as society at
large. 
‘Parents nurture the evolution of children’s ideas
at home and teachers inspire creativity’. The school
to bring up the creative minds, held the drawing,
painting, pot painting and pencil sketch competition
for nursery to grade 10 children on 17.06.2019,
Monday. Children participated enthusiastically and
came up with flying colors.
‘Lend a Hand, Save our Land’, was the motto echoed
on this year’s Vanamahotsava Celebrations that was
held in the school premises on June 14, 2019. The
event, compered by Ms Rania of Grade 8, commenced
with the planting of saplings in our school garden.
Teachers of EVS Studies, and students accompanied by
our Principal, Administrator and Academic
Co-ordinators, and Ms Avleyn the event co-ordinator,
planted saplings in the school grounds,
kick-starting the Vanamahotsava Celebrations. The
dais glowed with the dynamic presence of Principal,
Administrator and Co-Ordinators. The event continued
with a powerpoint presentation by Astle and Akanksh,
who briefed the students about the culture and
importance of Vanamahotsva. The powerpoint
presentation was followed by inspiring speeches by
Tushank of Grade 9 and our Academic Co-ordinator Ms
Maggie Lewis, who iterated on the importance of the
need of the hour to protect and plant trees, in
order to save our environment and reminding us that
‘Forests are the world’s best Air conditioning
systems’.
Ramzan was celebrated with much enthusiasm and
fervour at Trinity Central School, on June 6th 2019.
Fr. Anil D’souza, Parish Priest of Perampalli Church
graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Fr. Anil was
accompanied by our Principal, Fr. Anil D’Costa and
our Co-ordinators Ms Magdelina Lewis and Ms Archana
Shetty on the dais. The celebrations began with a
beautiful prayer sung by Ms Lubna and friends,
followed by a Qawali by enthusiastic boys of Grade 7
& 9. Sumayya of Grade 10, enlightened the Trinity
family about the importance of Ramzan in the lives
of Muslim faithful. She briefed about the rituals of
fasting from dusk to dawn, alms giving (zakat) and
prayer. ‘Those who work hard, will eventually
succeed.’ And, on this day meritorious students from
Grade 1 to 10 were awarded with Merit Certificates
for excelling in their academics, during the
academic year 2018-2019. The Chief Guest, Fr Anil
D’Souza, in his address to the Trinity family
stressed on the importance of the need to study and
learn as much as possible, not just today, but every
day. He also emphasised that in our studies, we must
not forget to pray and also we must strive to ‘be
good and do good’.
Parents of the Nursery and
Kindergarten Section gathered together on Saturday,
8th of June, as we had a interactive day for parents
of KG children. Dr. Shwetha, Clincal Psychologist at
the Department of Psychiatry, KMC Manipal was the
chief Guest of the function. Our Principal and
Co-ordinators accompanied our Guest on the dais. The
meet began with a prayerful intonation by our
teachers Ms Laveena and colleagues. Ms Renita
welcomed the gathering, and Ms Steffi introduced the
Guest. In her address, Dr. Shwetha outlined the
importance of understanding our children as parents.
She mentioned about the different types of parents,
parenting styles, and a child’s reaction or
behaviour to such attitudes. She also made mention
of how parents should be co-operative, cheerful and
be a friend to their child. Most importantly, we as
parents must be ready to learn and grow with our
children as they learn. She advised that how we
conduct ourselves in front of our children is very
important as they emulate us – they watch what we as
parents do and copy us. On academics, we as parents
must not push or force them, but find new, creative
and practical ways to keep our child interested and
indulged in their school studies and activities.
The Annual Parent Teacher Association PTA Meet was
organized on 1st June, 2019 at the Trinity Campus at
2.30pm. Rev. Fr. Paul Melwyn D’Souza the Vicar
Provincial of Holy Trinity Capuchin Province
Karnataka was invited, as the Chief Guest for this
prestigious programme. The annual PTA meet commenced
with the invocation of prayer, as our teachers sang
the hymn “Showers of Blessings”. The auspicious
ceremony of the “lighting of the lamp”, was followed
after the prayer song. The beautiful diyas were lit
by our gracious dignitaries viz Fr. Paul Melwyn
Chief Guest, Fr. Anil the Principal, Fr. Ravi Rajesh
our Administrator along with Mrs. Magdelina Lewis
our Academic Co-ordinator, Mrs. Archana Shetty,
Pre-Primary Section Head, and Ms. Chandini,
Secretary of the PTA.
We, at Trinity Central School, believe in
qualitative education. And this is possible, when
our teachers, not only teach, but know what they
teach. There’s a lot more to any subject, other than
theory, facts and figures. The closing week of May,
saw the teachers of Trinity Central School, back to
do a whole lot of learning and unlearning.
Do you want to beat the heat of this summer? Then,
join the summer activities which is the best way to
shove the heat away. Trinity Central School had
organized the summer camp from 1 April 2019 to 12
April 2019 with some of the best activities to
enroll during the vacations. The activities such as
like camping, sand art, art workshop, music and
action songs, French classes and Phonetics classes
were the special attractions of the camp. Most of
the events and activities were aimed at developing
the leadership qualities, socializing, embrace
differences and to help kids learn, explore, develop
independence, and even to cultivate new interests
and hobbies. Children had lovely and tasty breakfast
and special lunches throughout the camp. On the last
day students had a night stay and camp fire at
Trinity campus as it was the culmination of the camp
with lots of fun, singing and dancing etc. Students
had lovely entertainment and it was a fun filled
day. The next morning all went home for a summer
break……!!!!
As we have come to the end of the Academic year
2018-19, it’s absolutely the ideal time for school
as a family to come together and thank God for all
his blessings throughout this Academic year 2018-19.
It’s time to appreciate and express feelings of
gratitude to all the teachers, students, parents,
janitors and the transport staff for rendering their
selfless service throughout the year. The
‘Thanksgiving’ event was celebrated on 29th March
2019. The dignitaries for the day were Rev.Fr. Claud
Mascarenhas (Correspondent and Superior of Trinity
Vihar), Rev.Fr. Anil D’Costa (Principal), Rev.Fr.
Ravi Rajesh (Administrator) and Ms. Magdelina Lewis
the Academic Co-ordinator.
At Trinity Central School we celebrated the
graduation day of the Kindergarten on 30th March
2019, in order to felicitate the young, energetic
and enthusiastic learners of KG -2 for their
commendable performance for the Academic year
2018-19. The tiny tots were loving attractive in
their convocation gown and cap. The occasion
was graced by Mr. Leo William Andrade (Chief Guest),
Rev.Fr. Claud Mascarenhas (Correspondent), Rev.Fr.
Anil D’costa (Principal), Rev.Fr. Ravi Rajesh
(Administrator), Mr. Maxim Dsouza (PTA President),
Ms. Magdelina Lewis (Academic Co-ordinator) and Ms.
Archana Shetty (Pre-primary Section Head).
Graduation is an exciting moment for both, an ending
and beginning of learning. It’s a mixture of past
and big dreams of future. The programme commenced
with God’s blessings as the teachers lead the prayer
song ‘Count your blessings’. The students of LKG
danced to the tunes of welcome song, mesmerizing the
audience. The teachers of KG – II, Ms. Bhavya
rendered a welcome speech and Ms. Leslia shared her
experience and the journey with KG – II students.
A talk on ‘Child Abuse and Hygiene’ was conducted on
February 20, 2019 at Trinity Central School by the
members of Manipal College of Nursing, Manipal. The
team brought an awareness to the students of Grade 5
about child abuse and tips for personal hygiene. The
trainers had very attractive power points and short
movies with information about good touch and bad
touch, tips on hand washing, personal cleanliness
etc. It was a very informative talk for the students
as it brought awareness about various diseases
caused due to unhygienic ways, as well as how one
has to be cautious while dealing with others.
Overall it was an informative seminar for the
holistic development of the children.
The tiny tots of our Nursery and LKG sections
participated in the activity of preparing photo
frame. The UKG students prepared boat with match
sticks on Wednesday, 6/2/2019. Children were all
excited and enthusiastic to create lovely photo
frames and boats. Overall it was a fun loving
activity.
Goodbyes are not forever, are not the end; it simply
means we’ll miss until we meet again to bid adieu to
the students of grade X, as they are getting ready
for their ICSE board exams. The grade X students
were all dressed in the Indian attire wherein the
girls were sparkling with gagra choli and the boys
were shining in the traditional South Indian dhothi
and shirt. It was a special occasion as the grade IX
students along with other students and teachers
arranged a beautiful farewell programme for their
seniors. The programme started with a special lunch
from the school management, followed by an
entertaining programme to make the day a joyous one.
The SPL of the school Gamaliel Epaphroditus Samuel
and best outgoing student of 2018-19 Valen Adrian
Ferrao, shared about their experience at the school
very touching words. A powerpoint presentation
prepared by Grade IX students helped the audience to
recall fond memories and made the ambience sweet.
The principal of the school Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa
and Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao gave
away the mementos. There after the principal spoke a
few words wishing the grade X batch of 2018-19 all
the very best in their future endeavors.
A
workshop on Handwriting skills was conducted on
Saturday for the teachers on 2nd February, 2019 in
order to guide their students to write confidently
and neatly in the classroom and also for home tasks.
Mr. Sreeson Gopinath the handwriting expert took an
hour’s session giving tips to improve children’s
writing in the classroom environment. He also
advised on how to achieve neater and more legible
handwriting. He also focused on fine target areas to
improve the appearance and the legibility of the
handwriting. He also shared the tips on posture,
spacing in between the letters and letter formation.
It was a fruitful learning experience. We thank the
management for such effective sessions.
In the present age specially in the last decade,
plastic has affected the life on the planet earth.
So to prevent the use of plastic and alert the
general public of Udupi on the hazardous nature of
plastic the students, staff and the PTA members
actively participated in the ‘WALKATHON’ on Saturday
26th January 2019. The event started by hoisting the
national flag at the Trinitorium by our principal
Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa. Thereafter entire team of
teachers with the students of grade VI to IX and PTA
members started their walk with the banners such as
“No Plastic” & ‘Plastic free Udupi’. The very
enthusiastic group of students shouting the slogans
from Gundibail walked thro ugh Kalsanka, City bus
stand, Service bus stand and concluded their
walkathon on the grounds of the Mother of Sorrows
Church Udupi. The police force of Udupi district was
the part of the walkathon and took care of the
traffic in the city of Udupi. After the plastic free
drive march the staff and students boarded the buses
and reached the school. Once they reached the school
they were served refreshments and the day continued
with Republic day celebration. Students performed
various dances and sang patriotic songs to mark the
importance of the Republic Day. The programme came
to an end with Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa the principal
thanking the students and the staff for the well
organized event.
The main aim of conducting the spell bee and the
quiz competition is to encourage students to look
beyond their textual knowledge and establish a
relationship between theory and application of the
concepts learnt. It is also a fun way of enriching
their learning process and fostering team building.
In order to realize this Inter house quiz and spell
bee competitions were held on 21st & 23rd January
2019 at Trinity Central School. The inter house quiz
and spell bee competitions for the students of grade
VI – X & grades I – V was held on 21st and 23rd
January respectively at the Trinity campus. The
teams Assisi, Laverna, Greccio, Rivotorto and
Spoleto participated in these competitions. The Trinitorium and the Mother Teresa hall were buzzing
with cheers from enthusiastic audience and active
participants. Every team tried their best to win the
competition to make their team proud.
Vegetable day was celebrated in the Kindergarten at
Trinity Central School on 23rd January 2019.
Children celebrated the healthy eating day with lots
of vegetables. Students were taught on the
importance of eating vegetables which is a requisite
for healthy living. Teachers engaged the students in
different fun activities as they told them
interesting and simple floral stories thus
encouraging the little ones on the importance of
vegetables. The tiny tots learnt more about taste,
smell, colour and texture of vegetables. Children
and teachers sang vegetable rhymes with great zest,
enthusiasm and vigour as they also had colouring
activities and various hands on activities. Kids
were quite thrilled and were positive on the fact
that vegetables are better than junk food. It was a
lot of fun on the vegetable day……!!
We began this New Year with a positive note by
celebrating the ‘White Day’ for the Kindergarten
kids on Wednesday 9th January 2019. Little ones wore
white coloured clothes and were dazzling with beauty
as they were shining like little cherubim’s. Special
and interesting activities were organized by their
class teachers to understand the colour concepts. As
a result, children from the Nursery, LKG and the UKG
were involved in creative activities like drawing
and colouring snowman, ice-cream, preparing paper
flowers, decorating sheep silhouette etc. Each child
had a takeaway white flower in their hand as they
left school. Various fun games, rhymes were taught
to keep the students engaged. It was an enjoyable
‘White Day’ at school..JPG)
The story of Trinity Central School Perampally, from
its humble beginning with a handful group of
students to a well known institution today, is a
long journey where the students, parents and faculty
who believed in the Capuchin fathers for their
dedication and perseverance, and who in turn
achieved their ideals of empowering the young
generation through education and extended their
service to all by providing a holistic excellence.
KINDERGARTEN
FUN WITH COLOURFUL BALLOONS 
As it is rightly said, “Winning is not everything
but wanting to win is”, the most awaited Decennial
Annual Sports meet was held on Thursday, the 23rd
November, 2018 for the students of Grade III to X on
the grounds of Trinity Central School. The formal
programme commenced with a prayer song seeking God’s
blessings on all the participants, after which
welcome note was delivered by Master Aaron from
Grade X. The Chief Guest for the sports meet were
Mr. Raymond D’Souza (Mr. World 1990 in the Body
Building Championship) and Dr. Deepak Ram Bairy
(Physical Education Director, Sharada Pre-University
College Udupi), Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa (Principal),
Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh (Treasurer & Administrator),
Ms. Magdalena Lewis (Academic Co-Ordinator) & Ms.
Archana Shetty (Pre-Primary Section Head)
accompanied the dignitaries on the dais.
26th November 2018, is a red letter day in the
annals of Trinity history as an excited and
energetic group of parents participated in the
‘Parents Sports Meet’ held at Trinity campus. The
event commenced with a formal inauguration of the
Sports meet by Rev. Fr. Anil D’Souza, Parish Priest
of our Lady of Fathima Church, Perampalli, who was
the chief guest of the day. He was accompanied by
Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa Principal, Rev. Fr. Ravi
Rajesh Serrao, the Administrator, Ms. Magdelina
Lewis, the Academic Co-ordinator and Ms. Archana
Shetty, the Pre-Primary Section Head. As Trinity
Central School is on the threshold of celebrating
its decennial year, enthusiastic set of parents
participated joyfully marching to the rhythmic beats
as well as lighting the torch symbolizing their
active participation in the events. There were
various events like track events of 100mts, 200mts
for both male and female besides other individual
events like shot put, lemon and spoon race.
Our little children from Kindergarten to Grade II
were in action on Friday, the 23rd November 2018 as
they had their Annual Sports Meet in Trinity Campus.
The formal function began with a prayer song a
welcome note from the students. The chief guest for
the day was Ms.Chandini Niranjan (PTA Secretary and
former athlete). The principal of our school Rev.
Fr. Anil D’Costa, Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh
(Administrator) Ms. Magdelina Lewis (Academic Co-Ordinator)
and Ms.Archana Shetty (Pre-Primary Section Head)
were the dignitaries on the dais. The little ones,
smartly marched to the beats of the drum, marching
majestically in their coloured uniforms. The tiny
tots also exhibited their skills through a drill
practice. After which selected students marched in a
relay procession and lit the Olympic torch as a sign
of true sportsmanship.
1. Red day
District level Cubs and Bulbul Utsav was held at
Nirmala English Medium School, Brahmavar on 17th and
18th November 2018. 16 cubs and 10 bulbuls along
with their cubs master and flock leaders
participated in this event from Trinity Central
School. There were many activities and competitions
for the students in which our students came out in
flying colours and secured the following prizes.
A group of grade 7 students along with the teachers
of Trinity Central School went for a Plastic Free
Drive to the city market of Udupi to convince the
vendors on the harmful effect of plastic bags and
importance of cotton bags. The team began their
visit from the vegetable market near Diana Circle in
Udupi and then moved to the vegetable market, behind
the KSRTC bus stand and lastly to the flower market
behind the service bus stand of Udupi city. The
students and the teachers convinced the vendors and
as well as the buyers about the benefit of cotton
bags in place of polythene bags. They also
distributed sample cotton bags to the vendors. The
response from the public was really great as many
appreciated and supported the cause. The team was
lead by Ms. Gauthami Kini along with Ms. Sujatha and
Mr. Ranjith. Overall it was a great experience.
“Let’s save our environment from plastic”
EDUCATIONAL TRIP FOR THE STUDENTS OF GRADE 1
The programme commenced with a special assembly
conducted by the teachers. The event started with a
prayer song invoking God’s blessings on our students
and children across the nation. Teachers made it a
point to make children’s joy double by singing and
wishing them on their day. Holy mass was also
offered in giving thanks for the gift of child wood
and seeking God’s choicest blessings on them.
Various activities were organized involving both
teachers as well as the students. The activities
such as class wise quiz competitions, wealth out of
waste, spot games made both teachers as well as
students active and energetic. A special lunch was
served on that day followed by a series of
entertainment from the teachers. The cultural
programme started with a dance on ‘Jimki Kamal’, a
remix song on student life, followed by a drama on
school life enacted by the teachers.
NURSERY AND UKG – 1ST OCTOBER 2018
VISIT TO PILIKULA SCIENCE CENTRE
Bharath Scouts and Guides (Kallianpur Region) in
association with Trinity Central School conducted
two days ‘Leadership Camp and a Rally’ on 9th and
10th November 2018 at Trinity Central School,
Perampalli campus.
Boys and girls between the age group of 10 to 15
years, about 900 of them from around 41 schools
participated in the camp held for 2 days. The camp
commenced with a formal function, where Ms. Shantha
V Acharya, the Chief Commissioner of Scouts and
Guides Udupi District inaugurated the programme,
assisted by Edwin Alva, the Vice President of Scouts
and Guides, M. Madhukar, the District Physical
Education Officer, Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh, the
Administrator of Trinity Central School, Jyothi J
Pai, the Commissioner of Guides Udupi District, Dr.
Vijendra Vasant Rao, the Commissioner of Scouts
Udupi District, Anand B Adiga, the Director of the
Camp, Maxim D’Souza, the PTA President, Nithin Amin,
the Scouts Organizer Udupi District and Suman
Shekhar, the Guides Organizer Udupi District. 
It was the most awaited event of the month as it is
always a pleasure to watch the toddlers dressed up
in different characters and attires. The Nursery,
LKG and UKG students enthusiastically participated
in the fancy dress competition held on Saturday, 3rd
November 2018. It was over whelming to see the
performance of the little ones. There were around
150 parents who attended the show to encourage their
little ones. Our dear Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
D’Costa, the Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh, the
Judges Ms. Amratha Ashlesh, Sr. Benedicta Lobo, Sr.
Clara, the Coordinators Ms. Magdelina Lewis, Ms.
Archana Shetty, teaching and the non-teaching staff
were present on the occasion. After a mesmerizing
performance by the little ones and a delicious
refreshment, the results were announced. Our
Principal congratulated and appreciated the winners
and all the participants.
The festival of light - Diwali was celebrated with
excitement at trinity central school on 5th November
2018. A special assembly was organized by the
students of Grade III, highlighting the message of
love, happiness and human values. Speeches were
delivered by senior students on the importance of
Diwali. Our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa, the
Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh, the Academic
Co-ordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis, Pre-primary
Section Head Ms. Archana Shetty and Activity
Co-coordinator Dr. Poornima lit the lamp as a sign
of enlightenment. The staff were also asked to lit
the diyas decorated on the floral carpet. After
which the students were shown a video clipping
depicting the importance of the day. To make the day
a memorable and pleasant one, various competitions
were organized. Students of Grade I and II created
lamps and decorated them while students from Grades
III to V prepared colourful creative lanterns and
the students from Grade VI to IX drew very bright
and colourful rangolis.
Karnataka which is the culturally rich Southern
State of India celebrated its 63rd Kannada
Rajyotsava or Karnataka Foundation Day on 1st
November 2018, we at Trinity Central School had a
celebration to commemorate this joy of being
Kannadigas. The day’s programme commenced with a
prayer song seeking God’s blessings on our state and
a warm welcome for the audience was accorded by
Glestin from Grade 6. The events unfolded by
lighting of the lamp. Singing Nadageethe that is Jai
Bharatha Jananiya Tanujathe and a dance expressing
the love of Kannadigas for their beloved state
Karnataka to the tunes of ‘Huttidare Kannada Nadalli
Huttabeku’ and was finally concluded by a vote of
thanks. Certainly it was a day to cheer as proud
Kannadigas. Jai Karnataka
After the first term examination it was time to
break for dasara holidays. But a day prior on 6th
October 2018, Parent Teachers Gathering was
organized at Trinity Central School. A motivational
session on ‘positive parenting’ was organized, in
which the speaker Mrs. Soujanya Shetty a noted
Psychiatrist highlighted the areas of concern in
bringing up children. She also directed all the
young couples on how to handle their children with
their needs and guide them to take proper decisions
related to studies. Soon after the session Rev. Fr.
Anil D’Costa, the Principal spoke to the parents and
highlighted the events in a sequence that will be
held in 2nd Semester. Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas ,
the Correspondent, Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh, the
Administrator, Maxim D’souza, PTA President, Ms.
Magdelina Lewis, the Academic Co-ordinator, Ms.
Archana Shetty, the Pre-Primary Section Head, the
staff and a huge crowd of parents attended the
session. Later the parents moved towards their
ward’s classrooms in order to meet the teachers and
collect the results.
A special brainstorming session for students from
VII to X was held on 3rd October 2018. The students
were divided into 8 groups of 20 each and a
brilliant and a brain cracking puzzle activities
were organized which made the students think ‘out of
the box’. Lots of such interesting activities were
conducted in order to draw a conclusion to reason
logically to improve concentration and memory and to
know each other. The speaker, Mr. Ravi Bhat a
dynamic personality, encouraged at least one student
from the group to speak about the session, after
every activity. He shared a few beneficial tips
about public speaking and conveyed a strong message
to the children that never to blame anyone later in
life for not making the right use of the opportunity
when provided. Overall it was an interactive session
which kept the students engaged and alert
throughout.
Grandparents play an important role in the lives of
every child. Trinity Central School celebrated
‘Grandparents Day’ on 24th October 2018. There were
nearly 250 grandparents present. The Grand Parent’s
Day commenced with a prayer song invoking God’s
blessings on the day and on all our activities. Rev.
Fr. Anil D’Costa, the Principal, Rev. Fr. Ravi
Rajesh, the Administrator, Ms. Magdelina Lewis,
Guest Speaker Dr. Sneha were on the dais. The
dignitaries on the dais grandparents and the doctors
from MAHE were welcomed by Ms. Akshatha. As it was
also a ‘Valmiki Jayanthi Day,’ Valmiki, a literary
genius who had written the Ramayana, the first epic
poem of India was remembered. 
An exciting two days camp was organized for the
students from grade 3 to 10 at Aanejari, Kollur on
6th and 7th October 2018. 61 students along with 5
teachers and the Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa set
out for the camp on Saturday 6th October, 2018.
There were various activities designed to make every
student independent and disciplined. The students
reached Don Bosco School, Trasi late in the evening,
where a warm welcome was given by the hostel
students of Don Bosco. The students had their dinner
and had a camp fire, fun and entertainment by
exhibiting their talents, they also and having fun
games and were off to bed. The next morning, B.P
exercises were done. All faith prayer was offered to
start the day followed by breakfast and a few games
were conducted.
Safety
of our children is a major concern in our society.
The Need of the Hour is to empower Women. So an
awareness programme on prevention of child sexual
abuse was held on 10th October 2018 at Trinity
Central School. A special talk was organized in the
Mother Teresa Hall by guest speaker Mrs. Asha Kiran
D’Souza, the Vice Principal of Udupi Nursing
College. Mrs. Asha Kiran as a very down to earth
person and a passionate teacher, and above all as an
enthusiastic speaker delivered a appropriate talk on
the awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse,
which is a major concern in our society. She started
the talk by giving a few real life examples and
touched a few important aspects on how to be aware
and cautious in our male dominant society. Students
were also explained on how to identify good and bad
touch, and whom to voice out their concerns and how
to face such situation boldly in our society.
“A Nation that destroys its soil destroys itself”.
To safeguard our Mother Nature and to bring
awareness to the community and to ban the use of
plastic, a ‘Plastic Free Drive’ compaign was held at
Trinity Central School on 10th October, 2018. The
programme commenced with a prayer song to invoke
God’s blessings on all present. The Chief Guest for
the day’s programme was Mr. Shivattaya, Asst.
Director, Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment,
Udupi District. Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa (Principal),
Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh (Administrator), Ms. Magdelena
Lewis (Academic Coordinator), Ms. Archana Shetty
(Pre Primary Section Head) were the dignitaries on
the dais, and the staff and students were present
for the programme. A warm welcome to all the
gathered was given by Clarissa of Grade IX.
‘Dandiya
day’ was celebrated on 3rd October at Trinity
Central School for lower grade children. Children
came to the school with traditional Gujarathi
dresses, the little boys dressed up in sherwani and
the girls with gagra cholis, along with dandiya
sticks. Our school Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa
and the Primary Section Head Ms. Archana Shetty lit
the lamp which was decorated with a floral rangoli.
Students of Nursery, LKG and UKG were also
encouraged to speak a few sentences related to
‘Dandiya’ and ‘Navarathri celebration’. Thereafter
they performed lovely dance along with their
dandiyas.
The whole school was gathered on the 1st October at
the Trinitorium to celebrate the birth of the
Mahatma as well as Peace Day which is celebrated all
across India and around the world. The principal of
Trinity Central School, Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa,
Administrator Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh, Academic
Coordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis, Pre-Primary Section
Head Ms. Archana Shetty and the SPL Master Gamaliel
to offered flowers as a homage to the portrait of
Mahatma Gandhi. Who is popularly known as Bapu, and
highlighted his struggle for independent India.
Master Aaron, student of Grade X presented the
autobiography of Gandhiji, Father of our Nation.
Mahatma Gandhi strongly believed in Ahimsa and
practiced non-violence movement throughout India. To commerate and cherish the values he practiced and
his views for a free India, ‘All faith prayer’ was
led by Scouts and Guides of the school. The event
came to an end by a few inspirational words from our
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa.
Teacher’s day was celebrated with lot of zeal and
enthusiasm at Trinity Central School premises on 5th
September 2018. Indeed, it’s a remarkable day and
moment of joy for all the teachers across India, no
matter whether on teaches in school or college, but
the concept being a teacher is much more satisfying
and heart-warming. Having the same thought Teachers
day was celebrated in Trinity campus with joy and
gaiety as the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) took
up the initiative to honor the teachers and
appreciate their hard work. The formal programme
commenced by paying homage to the great teacher Dr.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. The key note address was
delivered by Mr. Amzad (a PTA member and Lawyer by
profession) who in his speech admonished children on
how to respect and show regard to teachers and
parents. Thereafter the PTA members honored
principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa, Ms. Magdelina Lewis
and Ms. Pallavi for their dedicated service over 6
years at Trinity school. 
Looking for the star of
tomorrow, a unique talent hunt was organized at
Trinity Central School for the students from
Kindergarten to grade IX. The little toddlers,
juniors and the senior students participated in the
various activities organized in the school with lots
of energy and enthusiasm. Various competitions like
singing, dance, and acting were organized across the
whole school and live shows were conducted in order
to enhance the budding talents. Children came to
school with colorful costumes and enjoyed performing
on the stage. They also gained confidence to face
the audience, by actively participating in the
activities and by giving a mind blowing performance.
In fact, one could within a feeling of joy and
confidence and a spirit of participation in the
students rather than winning alone.
‘Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the
breath of life what would a man not pay for living’
Mahatma Gandhi. Despite the torrential rains for
days together the 72nd Independence Day was
celebrated at Trinity Central School with lots of
zeal and enthusiasm on 15th August, 2018 as the sky
was clear for unfurling the tri color flag. The
Principal, Administrates, Staff, Students and
Parents of the Trinity Central School were present
for the flag hoisting ceremony. The event started
with a prayer song invoking God’s blessings on our
country India. Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa (Principal),
Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh (Administrator), Mr. Krishnan
(PTA member), Ms. Magdelina Lewis (Academic
Coordinator) and Ms. Archana Shetty (Primary Section
Head) were present at flag hoisting. There was a
march past lead by the School S.P.L Gamaliel and the
Scouts and Guides cadre followed by the house
members.
Various activities are conducted to engage little
children in learning through the playway method. To
enhance kids learning to be an enjoyable one, we, at
Trinity started with the ‘Green day’ for all the
kinder garten kids. 
On 3rd August 2018, a variety of competitions were
conducted for the students of Grade 1 to 9, to
explore their artsy and craftsy skills, and also to
enhance their thinking and increase the power of
concentration. Students from Grade 1 to 9
participated in the various competitions scheduled
on the morning of 3rd August. The competition for
the primary children was held in the Bonaventure
Block while the middle school students participated
in the event at Trinitorium. tudents of Grade 6 to 9
had the themes to ‘save earth’ and ‘say No to
Plastics’. They had to convey the message through
their creative art and collage work. ittle kids from
the primary Grades of 1 and 2, had made very
colourful craft articles while the students from
Grade 3 to 5 made ‘Wealth out of Waste’. The
creative, colourful artifacts were exhibited in the
Mother Teresa Hall on 4th August 2018, on the Result
Day.
“Wishing you a day filled with happiness and a year
fulfilled with joy”, was the tone of every
Trinitarian on 13/07/2018. A special assembly was
conducted to wish and greet our beloved
Correspondent Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas. The
Principal, Administrator, Staff and students of
Trinity Central School wished Rev. Fr. Claud by
singing the melodious birthday song and offering him
a bouquet of flower. We also had teachers Ms. Bhavya
and Ms. Sushma Suvarna celebrate their birthdays
along with the other students. The teachers wished
the birthday celebrants with the bouquet from the
Trinity garden. Thereafter Rev. Fr. Claud, Teachers
and the students cut the birthday cake and
celebrated their birthday in a grand manner. Rev.
Fr. Claud thanked the Principal, staff and the
students for the gesture of affection showed by the
Trinity family.
An enthusiastic team of Manipal Police was present
at the Trinity Central School to create awareness on
'Road Safety and on sexual abuse among young
children'. The session was held in the Bonaventure
Block at 3.00 pm. Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa the
Principal of Trinity Central School, introduced the
Police team consisting of Mr. Sudarshan M, Police
Inspector; Mr. Sridhar MP, Sub-Inspector; Mr. Uday
Amin, Head Constable, Ms. Nethravathi, Woman Police
Head Constable and Mahadevi, PSI and gave a warm
welcome to them. Students from Grades VIII, IX and X
attended the talk that was informative as well as
practical like precautions students must take on the
roads, how to deal with strangers etc.
‘A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the
soul of its people’ says Mahatma Gandhi. An inter
school AICS Cultural Competition was orgianised for
the junior and senior level - Magnum Opus 2018 at
Trinity Central School on 7/7/2018. The protection
of intangible cultural heritage and maintaining the
continuity of national culture is very requisite in
the present world. And this was the very motive to
host such a prosperous event. The formal
inauguration of the ‘Magnum Opus 2018’ was presided
over by the Chief Guest Mrs. Jessy Andrews, the
Principal of Madhava Kripa School, Manipal; our PTA
President Mr. Maxim DSouza, Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
D’Costa along with the Co-ordinators Mrs. Magdelina
Lewis and Mrs. Archana were the members on the dais.
The programme commenced with the prayer song by the
choir of the Trinity School followed by the welcome
speech delivered by the Academic Co-ordinator Mrs.
Magdelina Lewis who cheered and welcomed the
gathering.
A journey of thousand miles must begin with a single
step. It was the most awaiting moment for the
students of Trinity to see their leaders and House
in charges to be in full action on 22/06/18. We had
a distinguished guest for the ceremony Prof. Vincent
Alva, the Principal of Milagres College. As the
guest arrived, the Principal escorted him and the
academic coordinators to the dais. The program began
with a prayer song, which showed oneness of the
‘Trinity family’. A formal introduction of the
guests was conducted by Ruth Angelina of Grade 7.
Investiture means a formal investing of a person
with authority, power, right, office and dignity. It
is rightly said that, ‘leaders are not born they are
made’. So in Trinity investiture ceremony is one of
the most important ceremonies of the school.
“Yoga boosts our mental and physical health and
improves over all well being”. The United Nations
declared the 21st June as International Day of Yoga
in 2015, and it has inculcated awareness about the
spiritual discipline among all the people across the
globe. To commemorate the same the students of
Trinity Central School participated in the ‘Yoga Day
Celebration’ held at the premises of Shri Krishna
Math Udupi. The Scouts and Guides of our school
along with their Captains attended the same. Shri
Raghavendra Acharya, the owner of the HP Gas agency
was the chief guest. He spoke on the importance of
yoga. The event was organized by Bharat Scouts and
Guides District Organization Udupi. After the yoga
procession the Scout and Guides from Shri Krishna
Math around the service and city bus stands of
Udupi.International Yoga day was celebrated at
school by the Cubs and Bulbuls along with their
flock leaders. The Cubs and Bulbuls with other
students participated in the international yoga day.
The event was held in the Mother Teresa Hall at
Trinity Central School.
We are born in a land blessed with tolerance. We are
born in a land blessed with harmony. We are born in
a land which is a role model to many other
countries. And to add to the blessing, we are a part
of a huge Trinity family that celebrates every
religion without any discrimination. To celebrate
the occasion of EID-UL-FITR, a special assembly was
organized on Monday, 18th June, 2018. The students
belonging to Islamic faith of Grade 6 – 9 as a part
of the celebration presented an amazing programme.
It was a moment of pride, honour and a blessing from
the Almighty to welcome our Principal Rev. Fr Anil
D’Costa, Co ordinators, Administrator Rev Fr Ravi
Rajesh, the staff and all the students of the
Trinity family.
Every assembly at Trinity Central School is special.
But the assembly of 14th June 2018 was evidently
special as we had Rev. Fr. Anil D’Souza, the newly
appointed Parish Priest of Perampally visit the
school and be the part of our assembly. The
Management, Principal, Staff and Students at Trinity
Central School, welcomed the newly appointed Parish
Priest of Perampally by offering a bouquet and
momento. Thereafter Rev Fr Anil D’Souza addressed
our students and motivated them to do their learning
in a regular basis and do their small jobs with
great responsibility. He also praised and
appreciated the students for maintaining good
discipline. After which we distributed merit
certificates to all those deserving students who
were absent during the PTA gathering. The assembly
dispersed with National Anthem.
‘Planting a tree is much better than wearing a
mask to be safe from pollution.’
As the sun rises and sets a new day, so also the
‘assembly’ paves the path for our students to
rejuvenate their minds to remain rooted to the
values and helps them to unlock their vitality.
Today being 6th June 2018, was the first day of
assembly of the academic year 2018-19. The Students
from grade I to X were all assembled in the
Trinitorium with vibrant colors of their houses, viz
Assisi, Spoleto, Greccio, Laverna, Rivotorto.
Assembly is the time when students and mentors come
together and start the day enabling them to share
their experience and providing them a platform to
perform. In the same way, at Trinity Central School,
the first assembly started with involving God’s name
through a prayer song sung by the choir group. After
which the Principal greeted the staff and students.
Last Year’s words belong to last year’s language and
New Year’s words await another voice. As we are at
the start of this Academic Year 2018-2019, its time
for setting & achieving goals, working smarter
towards taking our school and the students to the
next level of heights. The first PTA Gathering of
Academic year 2018-19 was held on 26th May 2018. The
programme started with a prayer asking the Almighty
to shower his blessings on the gathering. The formal
function commenced by lighting the lamp. The
dignitaries of the day Secretary of CEB, Rev. Dr.
Fr. Alwyn Dias, Correspondent Rev. Fr. Claud
Mascarehnas, PTA President Mr. Maxim D’souza, the
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa and the Academic
Coordinator Ms. Magdelina Lewis ignited the lamp and
inaugurated the New Academic Year 2018-2019.
“The one who stops learning stops growing”. Hence
here at Trinity Central School there is always a
scope for improvement. In order to pace with fast
moving world and to update themselves with the
modern teaching methods of various training programs
were held in Trinity premises. Thanks to the
Management, our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil for
organizing such workshops. On 28th May 2018, we had
a workshop on the theme “How to be an effective
Teacher”. A very interactive session that explained
the various teaching styles. It was conducted by Mr.
Chetan Ponappa, the Regional Director for Centrado
Tech Solution PVT Ltd. 
Anyone who stops learning is old whether 20 or 80.
Anyone who keeps learning stays young. A workshop on
creative and happy teaching was organized on the
24th May 2018 at the premises of Trinity Central
School, Udupi. The programme was hosted by the
Management, Principal and the Staff of Trinity along
with Mr. Gururaj the Director of Generation Next. A
formal programme was organized before the workshop.
The guest speaker Mr. V. Balakrishnan, Mr. Gururaj,
Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa and Ms. Maggie Lewis lit the
lamp and inaugurated the event. The workshop was
immediately followed by the speaker’s motivational
and humorous talk on. ‘How a good teacher can become
a great teacher’. Teachers from various institutions
in and around Udupi attended the workshop. As all
that begins well ends well even the thought
providing and inspiring workshop came to an end with
vote of thanks from a member of Trinity Staff. After
which a delicious lunch was served for all the
participants.
Some memories are unforgettable, remaining ever
vivid and heartwarming! Gratitude can transform
common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs
into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into
blessings. Be thankful for what you have, you will
end up having more. Therefore Thanksgiving Day was
held in Trinity Central School on 28th March, 2018
to thank for all the blessings and make the academic
year a memorable one. The first graduation day was
held for tiny tots of UKG as a symbol of new
beginning of a beautiful life ahead. The children
were given the great start in their future
educational endeavor by presenting them with
graduate cap by the Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa.
Let the colour flutter in the sky, as our spirits
soar high on this day. The 69th Republic day was
celebrated with patriotic fervor and gaiety in the
Trinity Central School. The celebration commenced
with customary unfurling and hoisting of the
national flag followed by the National Anthem. The
march past by the students enthralled the audience
present on this occasion. The republic day message
was delivered by the chief guest Rev. Fr. Claud
Mascarenhas, Superior of Trinity Campus and the
Correspondent of the school. The speech and dance by
our students made everyone to recall the glory of
our country and also feel proud to be an Indian.
Thus it was a day where all of us remember and
pledge to safeguard the rights and to carry out our
duties. It was truly an awesome day.
A day to remember, a day to cherish, a day to
celebrate, a day to recall, for its Children’s Fest
day. Children’s Fest was celebrated on 13th January,
2018 in Trinity Central School under the theme of
“Tulunada Vaibhava” with lots of enthusiasm and
students eagerness to enjoy the day. The inaugural
programme was presided by Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas,
Corresponddent in Trinity Campus. The chief guest of
the programme was Fr. Paul Inashe, Director of
Assisi Nilaya, Moodubelle and the guest of honour
was Mr. Maxim D’Souza, PTA President. The Trinity
Campus was filled with ecstasy and buttering with
songs and dances. The games and food stalls added
more glow to the day. Tiny tots exhibited the
Tulunadu Culture through fancy dress which made the
day more joyful one. In the evening, there was
Yakshagana by the children trained by Yuvaka Mandala,
Perampalli, on the theme ‘Chakravyuh’ which made the
day memorable one.
Fun time, Happy time, for it’s our picnic time.
Clapping hands, tapping feet, lets enjoy the picnic
time. The annual Tour of Trinity Central School was
scheduled on 2nd to 5th January, 2018. The batch
consisted 43 students and 6 staff including the
Principal Fr.Anil D’costa. The places which we were
going to see were Munnar and Wonder La. We began our
journey on 2nd January afternoon and reached on 3rd
January morning. After the breakfast we visited the
highest view point from where we could witness the
beauty of the nature, the beautiful tea gardens with
lush green tea bushes, silver oak trees and many
other trees. Then we moved on to the Echo-point
where we had lots of fun. We took group photos
there. In the afternoon we visited the Kannan Devan
Tea Factory. There Mr. Ernest one of the staff
explained to us the tea process, its types,
plantation and other information. It was indeed very
informative. Later we visited the photo-point and
took some photos to keep as cherishable memories.
It’s
a Holy season, a season to be jolly for its
Christmas season. On 23rd December, Trinity Central
School celebrated Christmas. To set a perfect
example of secularism, we celebrate all the
festivals in our school. There was the Christmas
tree and Crib prepared by the teachers. The cultural
programmes like Christmas carols, dances, Nrithya
Rupaka related to Christmas celebration and birth of
Jesus added more color and value to the celebration.
Everybody prayed for the permanent existence of love
and peace in this violent torn world. The Principal,
Fr. Anil D’costa delivered Christmas message and
also prayed for the welfare of human-beings.
Christmas celebration was enjoyed with great zeal.
The main message that flooded throughout the
programme was Love can change the world and
humanity. 
Prize
Distribution ceremony was held on 23rd December,
2017 with enthusiasm. This ceremony is organized
every year to acknowledge and appreciate the
exceptional and outstanding performance and efforts
of the students. Winners of various competitions
throughout the year were felicitated on this
occasion. On this occasion Mr. Muthuraj, Manager,
Corporation Bank, Perampalli was the chief guest of
the programme. After the prize distribution, the
chief guest addressed the students; he congratulated
the winners and wished them for the future
endeavors. 
On 17.11.2017, as a part of educational tour our
tiny tots of Nursery and LKG have visited very many
places.
At first we visited Mount Rosary church and Rev
Father blessed our children and asked related
quarries about the school. The children answered
them enthusiastically. The speciality of the church
is big fan with 3 wings and children enjoyed the
view of it. Then we moved on to the park and
children had snacks after which children played a
while and enjoyed. Later we went to Milagres Church
there also father blessed the children and explained
about the importance of holy place. Then we moved on
to the Rose Play School run by St. Joseph sisters
where children observed very many different things
like toys, indoor games, Colorful pictures playing
equipments, teaching aids etc. After that we had
lunch and relaxed a bit and went ahead to the
Mahalingeshwar temple where children played sometime
in the open area and freshed up. Lastly we took a
drive to Malpe beach, Padukere and also showed
different means of transport and after having a
wonderful educational tour we reached back the
school safely. 
On 15.11.2017, the students of Grade 2 had an
educational tour to Brahmavar and Neelavar. Two
buses with 102 students, 4 teachers and 2 support
staffs, started their journey around 9.30 am from
the school premises. First they visited the Holy
Family Church, Brahmavar, and then “Ghoshale”
Mahishamardhini temple, Neelavar, later Bengre beach
where they had their lunch and played a while on the
sand. The children enjoyed collecting the sea
shells. On the way back to Malpe beach we paid a
visit to Stella Martis Church, Kalmadi and reached
back the school premises around 3.30 pm.
On
15-11-2017 students of Grade 1 had an educational
tour to Barkur and Heroor. We began our tour with
the visit to Mount Rosary church, Santhekatte. The
speciality of the church is the big fan. Then we
moved on to shri bairava Ganapathi chalkier, Barkur
where we saw chowlikere pond. After that we went to
kattale basadi, there we saw many small basadies
without light. Then we arrived at panchalingeshwara
temple. There we saw old inscription. After which
our journey went onwards to Mandarthy temple Barkur.
Later we had a good lunch. After the lunch we took
our drive to Krishna dairy. They offered ice-cream
and we refreshed ourselves. Lastly we came to
Santhekatte Play Park and children enjoyed in the
park. Having a wonderful and cherishable educational
tour, we reached back to the school safely. 
To enrich and exhibit the creative talents of our
students, flower arrangement to classes Nursery to
UKG, Wealth out of Waste for classes 1st to 5th and
Collage and Poster making for classes 6th to 10th
were conducted on 14.11.2017. The event helped the
students to express their ideas in an innovative way
to think outside the box and to use colors in
creative way. No wonder the outcome of it was
splendid bouquettes, inventive artifacts and
inspirational posters. On the whole it was an
unforgettable day.
“We were all children once. We all share the desire
for the well being of our children, which has always
been and will continue to be the most universally
cherished aspiration of humankind”. On the 14th
November which is specially marked for children,
Children’s Day’ celebrations were held in Trinity
campus. The special assembly activity of the day was
conducted by the teachers. The teachers
enthusiastically participated in setting the stage
on fire by dancing and singing the songs to
entertain their wards and make their day more joyful
one. The campus was buzzing with excitement and joy
with colourfully dressed children and teachers say
to it that the day was indeed a memorable one.
Trinity Family made yet another energetic get
together through ‘Parents Sports Day’ on Saturday,
11th November 2017. The occasion was inaugurated by
releasing the balloons by the chief guest Fr.Ronson,
CSC Parish Priest of Katapadi church, who also
received the salute from the teachers and parents
through their gracious march. The Parents sports day
began with sprint events where in our energetic and
vibrant parents dashed with full vigor. The event
also had field events like Shot put and 3 legged
race for men and lucky games like tapping the
balloon and filling the bottle with water for women.
The afternoon was reserved for throw ball and
volleyball matches to men and women respectively.
The day ended with congratulating winners with
medals and certificate. The day was so meaningful
that parents enjoyed to their hearts content and
exhibited their talents recalling their childhood
memories. 
“Gold medals aren’t really made of gold. They are
made of sweet, determination and a hard work”. The
much awaited Annual Sports day for students of
classes 3rd to 10th were held on Friday, 10th
November, 2017. The fantastic turnout from the
parents and the pleasant weather were the perfect
boost for the students on their Sports day at
Trinity Central School. The chief guest,
Mr.Madhukar.S received the salute from the House
wise squads, Scouts and Guides and cubs and Bulbuls
students through the impressive March past. The
students entered into the occasion in a grand way
with the oath being administered by the Principal
Rev Fr. Anil D’costa. Once the races began, the air
was filled with cheering and tons of encouragement
for the young athletes. Students of classes 3rd to
4th (sub junior) competed in events like sprints,
frog race, lemon and spoon balancing competition
etc. Students of classes 5th to 10th (junior and
senior level) competed in events such as sprints,
high jump, long jump, shot put and discus throw. The
active participation in sports showcased the skills
and exercises practiced by our young sports
enthusiasts every day. The day ended with
congratulating the winners with medals and
certificates.
The much awaited Annual Sports Day of Nursery to
Grade 2 was held on 09.11.2017. Sport is an integral
part of every student’s life at Trinity Central
School. True to it, sports day was a splendid
occasion for them to showcase their speed and
agility on the field. The program began by welcoming
the chief guest Mr. Sudhakar Prabhu and the
Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa on the dais through
the school band and Captains Master Afnan of Grade 2
A and Miss Shreeya of Grade 2 C. Sports day got into
a start by the unfurling of the school flag and
declaration of the sports meet open by releasing the
balloons in the air. A spectacular, impressive and a
well synchronized march past by the 5 houses was the
most beautiful sight to see. The tiny tots dressed
in their house uniforms marched unanimously to the
rhythm of the band. The burning torch which ignites
the passion of sporting spirit was carried by the
students and handed over to the chief guest as the
symbol of enlightenment.
On 07.11.2017 students of Grade 7 went out for their
excursion to Mangalore Port and Sultan Bateri, as
part of their study. After completing the security
formalities the students were taken into the port
through Mallya Gate. An officer from the port
accompanied us to guide, and shared his valuable
information on various goods that are being imported
and exported to and from the port. After spending
sufficient time at the port, students were taken to
Sultan Bateri: A watch tower constructed by Tippu
Sultan to keep an eye on ships travelling through
‘Gurupura River’. The children enjoyed their stay at
Sultan Batheri appreciating the skill and
architecture of ancient times. Undeniably, the
outing was a rich learning experience to all the
students.
A two days camp was organized by the active flock
leaders, Scouts and Guides captains of Trinity at
Scouts and Guides Training Centre, Pragathinagar,
Alevoor, for Cubs/Bulbuls/Scouts and Guides on
04.11.2017 and 05.11.2017. 64 students of the school
participated in this event. The Principal of the
school, Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa and the Scout master
Mr. Anand Adiga were present for the investiture
ceremony. The students were excited to get trained
in different activities namely hoisting the flag,
tying the knots, learning about first aid, hiking
with woodcraft sign, preparing a tent, craft work,
gadgets preparation, blind tray etc. 4th November
being a last day, ended with camp fire. The not
helped them to enjoy the weekend in a fruitful way,
but also to gain necessary skillful training.
Students of Grade 4 as a part of curriculum visited
RUDSET institution in Brahmhavar as well as temple
city of Barkur on 03.11.2017. Rural Development and
Self Employment Training Institute (RUDSETI), a
unique initiative in mitigating the problem of
unemployment, was taken way back in 1982 under the
visionary leadership of DR. D Veerendra Hegde,
Dharmadhikari of Dharmasthala along with Syndicate
Bank and Canara Bank. The visit to this institution
helped the students to learn and know more about
vocational training courses held by this
institution. Barkur, the city of temples made
students appreciate the ancient cultural tradition
as well as the wonders of the architecture. The
artifact and carvings on temples like Choulikeri
Siddi Vinayaka Temple, Pancha Mahalingeshwara
Temple, Kathale Basadi over and above the
inscriptions on them enabled the children to enrich
themselves on the glory of Barkur city. This was the
objective of educational tour was completely
accomplished.
It is believed that handwriting determines a
person’s personality. At Trinity we strive to
develop wonderful personalities and gift them to the
society in large. In this regard, to enhance the
calligraphic abilities the handwriting competition
was held on 03.11.2017 for our tiny fingers of LKG
and UKG. The tiny Trinitarians participated with
great zeal and joy and showed to the world, their
ability to write beautifully.
“ಕನ್ನಡ ಎನೆ ಕುಣಿದಾಡುವುದೆನ್ನೆದೆ
To evaluate the teaching and learning, for the
betterment of the school, and for the permanent
affiliation of the school, Dr. Fr. Joseph C.M
visited our school on 25.10.2017 (Tuesday) at 9:00
am. During the assembly the Trinity family welcomed
Dr. Fr. Joseph C.M whole heartedly through a troupe
of band, and honoured him. Dr. Fr. Joseph C.M
witnessed the school assembly activity presented by
young talents of Trinity and congratulated them for
bringing out their best. Then he proceeded with the
school inspection, where he took keen interest to
meet each student and the staff members and
encouraged whole Trinity family for its hospitality,
talent and infrastructure. The following day i.e. on
26.10.2017, the school proposed gratitude with a
beautiful memento that would remind him the memories
of visit to TRINITY CENTRAL SCHOOL and might make
him to visit casually any day in his lifetime. The
Principal of the school, Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa
thanked Dr. Fr. Joseph C.M and wished for his future
endeavours.
‘Diwali – the festival of lights’, is celebrated all
over India in order to welcome Rama after his
victory over Ravana. The whole school wore a festive
look with diyas, crafts and colours of Rangoli. The
tiny Trinitarians from Nursery, LKG and UKG,
exercised their little fingers with clay diyas,
which was a feast to the viewers. Meanwhile, the
expressive Grade 1 to 5 students exhibited their
talents in craft with awesome varieties. The colours
of Rangoli filled the hall as the students of Grade
6 to 10 displayed their artistic Rangolies. Fun and
frolic was part of Diwali celebration, when our
girls of Grade 8, 9 and 10 went on a ramp dropped in
saries. It was fun to watch our boys tail the
elephant blind folded which made some wonders, if
the elephant would forget where its original tail
was.
Fun, frolic and learning. Yes, this is what exactly
an educational tour can be best be described. The
buzzy bees of our Grade 5, Section A and B went on
an educational tour when the calendar showed 9th in
the month of October, 2017. The two school buses
carried with them an enthusiastic group of 55
children accompanied by four teachers. The buses
headed to the butterfly park at Belvai. The children
first embarked on the life cycle of a butterfly and
the varieties of butterflies found around the place,
through a documentary. The children took a stroll in
the natural habitat of the butterflies and witnessed
the gleeful life of 400+ butterflies in the park.
Moving away from the world of butterflies the group
headed to witness the awesome architectural and
historic wonder of the Jain era, Savira Kambada
Basadi and the Gomateshwara statue.
With the aim of honing the dancing skills of our
tiny tots, the dance competition was organized for
students of Nursery to Grade 2 on 06.10.2017. The
viracious dancers set the floor on fire with their
energetic performances. The tiny tots not only
danced out their innocence to the rhythmic tunes but
also put their little cute steps with all their
might mesmerizing all who were gathered. Indeed it
was a fun filled and enthusiastic day for the little
ones.
To
encourage the talents of Trinitarians of Grade 3 to
10, platform was provided in the school on
04.10.2017. The twinklets of Trinity performed
various dance forms through their beautiful steps
that brought charm and euphoria among all the pupils
after the hectic schedule of exams. The competition
was truly a muscle-loosener and stress-buster for
all the Trinitarians.
9th September, 2017 was a ‘Red Letter Day’ in the
annals of Trinity as we bagged two prizes in the
Inter school Quiz competition held in G.M
Vidyaniketan School Brahmavar. The 8th G.M Quiz Fest
which was hels for both teachers as well as students
was a grand event. Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh Serrao and
Mr. Ranjith Rai who participated in the teacher’s
category bagged the 3rd place while Neil D’Souza of
Grade 10 and Leon of Grade 9 bagged the 2nd place.
With this stupendous performance the teachers as
well as students have held the Trinity flag very
high and have made us all proud.
Every child is an artist.
Keeping this in mind and to explore the creative
potentials in our students, the drawing competition
was organized on 5th September, 2017 for all the
students. The children showcased their creative
skills by imprinting their thoughts into the sheets
with sketches and colours.
A Teacher is a Source of Love and Inspiration.
A Great Teacher Can Change Your Life
Trinity is proud to add one more shining feather to
its cap. One of our teachers, Ms. Poornima Devadiga
has been awarded Ph.D for completing her Hindi
Doctoral project on the theme “Jnan Chathurvedi
Kathasahithya Ek Vishleshan”. The management, staff
and the students congratulated her on this
achievement through a small felicitation programme
on 24.08.2017 and wished her great success in her
future endeavors.
Trinity always strives to bring out the talents in
students. On 23.08.2017 there was a Fancy Dress
Competition for Grade 1 to 5 and Grade 6 to 10 had
Mono Act and Mimicry Competition. The event was so
successful that it helped our shining stars to
upgrade their talents and also to exhibit their
hidden skills.
The little champs of Trinity actively participated
in the singing competition, which was held on
21.08.2017. The melodious voices of our nightingales
filled the Trinity Campus and thrilled the hearts
and souls of everybody present. The event was for an
entire day which indeed created musical atmosphere
in the campus as well as provided an opportunity for
the upcoming Champs to explore their talents and
enhance their skills.
Life is beautiful with colours. It becomes more
beautiful when one starts to experience it. Our tiny
stars of Pre-Primary section had this rare and
wonderful opportunity on 10.08.2017, as they
celebrated Fruits Day and Red Colour Day. They not
only learnt the different names, colours and uses of
fruits but also sang and danced for the fruit song.
In a nutshell, the tiny tots were looking like
Angels in God’s own garden.
To improve general knowledge and aptitude of our
genius sparkling stars, there was a house wise quiz
competition held on 08.08.2017. The senior and
junior level competition was organized by the
teachers in 5 rounds. It was a wonderful opportunity
for the 0students to showcase their talents and step
forward in the path of success.
Master Rohan Danny of Grade 8 has made the
Trinitarians feel proud by winning a bronze medal in
National Sub-Senior Taekwondo Championship
Competition held at Bengaluru on 05.08.2017. The
management and the staff congratulated the
Taekwondoin, for his stupendous feat and wished him
a bright future ahead. May he be a Sports prospect
of India.
In order to enhance the knowledge on Phonics, an
become an effective and caring teacher as well as to
relax from the daily schedule, the Trinity teachers
underwent a workshop on Phonics and Teaching
methodology which was organized by Macmillan
Education under the able guidance of Mrs. Sowmya
Sathish Shetty on 05.08.2017. The activities such as
flash cards, chain game etc, made the day lively and
memorable. The session was so effective that
teachers were of the opinion that it could be
inculcated into the class room teaching especially
for Nursery, Kindergarten, and Grade 1 to 5.
To encourage the young minds
of Trinity, to be the prodigies the school conducted
class wise Quiz competition on 02.08.2017. The event
helped the young brains to retrieve the information
effectively from their memory. The outcome of the
competition was positive as one could see apt
answers and ready replies from the quiz minds.
A tiny acknowledgement leads to lot of
encouragement. The Trinity merit students were
honoured on 17.07.2017 and were congratulated by all
the Trinity Management. The former P.T.A President
Mr. Naveen Fernandes and present P.T.A President Mr.
Maxim D’Souza were present along with Fr Claud
Mascarenhas, the Manager, Fr. Anil D’Costa, the
Principal and Fr. Wilson Sequeira, the
Vice-Principal to congratulate the tiny tots. On
this occasion, the school gladly felicitated and
remained grateful to Mr. Naveen Fernandes for his
dedicated service to the school as a P.T.A
President. Thereafter Mr. Naveen Fernandes made use
of the opportunity to address the students and
inspired them to develop leadership qualities and
thereby achieve success in life.
The blessing of our school, Fr. Claud Mascarenhas,
our beloved manager celebrated his birthday on 13th
July, 2017. On this occasion our honorable Principal
Fr. Anil D’costa spoke a few words about Fr. Claud
by refreshing his memories which he had spent with
him. A special cake was cut on this occasion. After
which Fr. Claud addressed the students and motivated
them for their better academic future.
House
wise spell bee competition was organized for the
first time in the school campus on 12th July, 2017.
The students participated with great enthusiasm and
paned through the toughest words. This competition
was a wonderful learning source for all the
participants. This competition also helped the
students to enrich their vocabulary bank and to
catch hold of new words.
In order to improve students’ spelling skills, and
enrich their vocabulary bank as well as to provide
valuable experience in their English knowledge,
“Spell Bee” competition was held to students of
Grade I to Grade X on 06.07.2017. The drill helped
our young ‘spellerbrities’ to sharpen their language
skill.
To
provide leadership opportunities to the students,
the school cabinet was formed through election. The
school held the Investiture ceremony with great
enthusiasm on 23-06-2017. It was a solemn occasion
where young students were all prepared to don the
mantle of leadership and discharge the
responsibilities entrusted upon them. The event was
animated by our principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa. Dr
Gerald Pinto, the former principal of Milagres
College was the chief guest. Vice Principal of the
school Rev. Fr. Wilson sequeira, Correspondent of
the school Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarehnas, the Academic
Co-ordinator Mrs. Magdalina Lenris were present on
the dais. The SPL, ASPL along with the office
bearers and the House leaders marched towards the
dais for the oath taking ceremony. They were then
honored by pinning the badges and handing over the
flags by the chief guest of the day Dr. Gerald Pinto
who in his address emphasized the need of giving
democratic education in the school. The program came
to a halt with the National Anthem.
Real
education is not that just informs, but that which
transforms. At trinity Central School we aim to
transform rural students as learners into complete
human beings who will be the resources of this great
nation. Hence, to bring in the sense of democracy
among our students, the school cabinet election was
held through secret ballot system on 20-06-2017. Our
principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa casted the first
vote followed by the teachers and students from
Grade III to X. The results were declared the same
evening, in which out of 6 candidates Neil D’souza
and Valen Ferrao were elected as SPL and ASPL
respectively. After which sweets were distributed to
all the students.
Yoga,
aims at the consciousness for a state of perfect
spiritual insight and tranquility. In order to have
a holistic body and mind co-ordination, Trinity
Scouts and Guides along with their Scout Master and
Guide Captain attended the “International Yoga Day
Celebration” at Muniyal Medical College, Manipal on
21.06.2017. The students were inspired by the
Yogasanas taught by the masters and Medical College
students. In the whole, it was a learning experience
for all the students to enhance their Yoga talents.
In
order to update and replenish the practical
knowledge on Human body, organ systems and the
physiological process of all the organs, the Biology
teachers Mrs. Deepthi Bhat and Mrs. Pavithra G Kini,
attended the workshop “Understanding the Human body”
at Melaka Manipal Medical College, Manipal on
17.06.2017. The Teachers came out of the workshop
enriching their knowledge and enhancing their
skills. They also made it a point to impart their
learnings into the Biological minds of Trinity.
In order to bring out the talents of the trinity
wards the school conducted Story telling competition
for grade 1 to grade 5 and Elocution/Declamation
competitions for grade 6 to grade 10. The children
actively took part in the competitions and showed
the sign of becoming future orators.
To bring out the festivity and the brotherhood, as
well as to share our joys with Muslim friends,
Trinity twinklets, organized the “Ramzan
Celebration” in the school premises on 28.06.2017.
During the celebration the importance of Ramzan was
displayed through various skits and songs. In the
absence of principal, Rev.Fr.Wilson Sequeira the
Vice-principal congratulated and thanked all the
students for organizing such beautiful program. On
this occasion, in the afternoon delicious lunch was
served for all the students.
Nature is a gift of god. As it is the duty of every
Individual to protect and conserve every essence of
the nature, Trinity family took its precious time in
celebrating Vanamahostava Day on 23.06.2017 through
procession towards Ambagilu that was carried on
further by planting the saplings in Ambagilu circle.
This unique initiative taken by the school was much
appreciated by the public.
The students of our school are stake holders and we
are committed to the overall development of our
students. Each person born in this world has some
special talents. And we at Trinity Central School
provide a platform to express and explore these
great talents. The Saturday activity classes is one
such opportunity where the students involve
themselves in Karate, Drawing, Classical dance,
Classical music, Western dance, Western music,
Chess, Skating, Swimming, Taekwondo so on and so
forth. So for the academic year 2017-18 the activity
classes were inaugurated on 10/06/2017. The
Principal along with the activity teachers
inaugurated the classes by lighting the lamp. Every
Saturday the activity classes are conducted for the
students so that they nurture their talents in a
befitting manner. 
At Trinity we aim to bring a holistic approach to
education. We give a lot of opportunities for our
students to enrich their knowledge in various ways.
In order to make our students the best speakers and
prolific writers, Trinity school organized a basic
course on Phonetics, Vocabulary, Communication and
Spoken English. An extremely profound, experienced
and intellectual person Prof. Raja Victor gave an
efficious training from 01.06.2017 to 08.06.2017 to
the students of class 6th to 10th. Our students were
enlightened in knowledge and in practicality of
English knowledge.
A felicitation program was organized to the outgoing
students of Grade 10, who came out with flying
colours by securing 100% results in ICSE examination
2016-17. The teachers as well as the Principal
congratulated the students and wished them success
in their future. The students overwhelmed with
gratitude recalled their memories in the school.
With grateful hearts they thanked their teachers and
bid adieu to their Alma mater for the final time as
students of the school.
The Parents – Teachers meeting of this academic year
2017-18 was organized on 31st May 2017at 2.30 p.m.
in order to implement new ideas in teaching and
learning. The program was compared by Mrs. Sushma
Suvarna. The newly built basket ball court and
computer lab was blessed and inaugurated by Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, Vicar Provincial Karnataka Capuchin
Friars. A fruitful and inspired talk on effective
parenting was delivered by Mr. Leslie Arouza, the
director and counselor of Udupi Diocese family
Commission. The faculty was introduced by Mrs.
Archana Shetty. Thereafter Rev. Fr. Anil D’Costa,
the Principal of the school introduced new plans for
the academic year 2017-18 and sought Co-operation of
both parents and students. Rev. Fr. Alwyn Dias in
his address to the gathering spoke at length about
parent – school relationship. After which the PTA
association for the present academic year was formed
and newly elected PTA members were congratulated.
The program came to an end with the serving of
refreshment for all the gathered.
To enhance the knowledge of our teachers, three days
enrichment programme was orgamized from 29th May
2017 to 31st May 2017. The event was made rich with
Dr. Mahabaleshwara Rao, Dr. Madhumala K and Dr.
Virupaksha Devaramane. Besides, also an interactive
session by Dr. Sr. Judy Lewis about counseling
techniques and its applications. The teachers were
truly refreshed and rejuvenated during these 3 days.
The ambience of Trinity
Central School breathed a ‘fresh air of gratitude’
on the last day of academic year that is on March
31st, 2017. For all the efforts of teachers,
students, non-teaching staff, janitors, drivers and
conductors, the Principal expressed the words of
gratitude and wished for the same success in the
upcoming years. The championship trophy was also
presented to ‘Robert Frost’ as the ‘House wise
Winners’ for the academic year 2016-17. Apart from
this one of the coordinators of lower section Mrs.
Lavina Arouza who was a supporting pillar of the
School was felicitated for her good work in the
school as she was leaving the school for better
prospectus. Her hard work of 7 years was duly
recognized by all the students, teachers and the
Principal and was expressed in the farewell
function. Expecting and wishing for a better
tomorrow the concluded with the thanksgiving hymn.
To assimilate the practical knowledge of the
concepts learnt inside the classroom the school took
an initiative to take the students of Grade I to IX
to the field trips. This educational tour included
places such as Hanging Bridge - Kemmannu, Pilikula
Science Center – Mangalore, Manipal Anatomy Center –
Manipal, Historical Monuments of Karkala and Varahi
Hydro Underground Project – Hosangadi etc. indeed it
was a learning experience for all the students with
the able guidance of all the teachers.
A farewell programme was organized for the outgoing
batch of Grade X on 23.02.2017 in Trinity Campus. It
was indeed a meaningful programme organized by
students of Class IX. The programme began with a
short prayer service followed by programmes filled
with fun and frolic which consisted of drama and
dance. The Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa delivered
a final message to all the Class X students and
distributed the mementos which would remind them of
School.
The school took a lead to celebrate the
‘Grandparent’s day’ on 04.02.2017 at Trinity Campus.
The free health check up to all the grand parent’s
was the important event of the day. Mr. Veerupaksha
Devaramane who was the chief guest delivered a
inspiring message on the topic “Role of
Grandparent’s in the overall development of child”.
The stage was set open to the talented grandparent’s
as various games were conducted to entertain them
and there after prizes were distributed to the lucky
winners. Indeed, it was a memorable day for all the
participants.
The 68th Republic day was celebrated all its
solemnity and grandeur at Trinity Central School on
26th January 2017. The students saluted the National
Flag and pledged themselves to uphold the honour,
integrity, diversity and uniqueness of their
motherland India. The Principal of our school Rev.Fr.
Anil D’costa graced the occasion and hoisted the
national flag assisted by our Physical education
teacher Mrs. Pallavi Naik. The students displayed
the events which highlighted the significance of the
day and spread a wave of love for our country. Over
all it was a day marked to serve our Nation and the
Trinitarians did their best. 
Gold Medals aren’t really made of gold. They’re made
of sweat, determination and a hard to find alloy
called guts. The much awaited Annual Sports Day was
held on Friday 20th January 2017. The students
entered into the spirit of the occasion in a grand
way with the oath being administered by Physical
Education teachers Mr. Mahesh Dev and Mrs. Pallavi
Naik. The guest of the day Rev.Fr. Francis Cornelio
received the guard of honour and witnessed the
impressive March past of the students. Once the
races began, the air was filled with enthusiasm and
tons of encouragement was given for the young
athletes. The day came to an end by congratulating
the winners with medals and certificates.
Karnataka State level Karate open Championship was
held at Kanchan Samudaya Bhavan Kaup, Udupi from
07.01.2017 to 08.01.2017 Krutharth of Trinity
Central School studying in grade I bagged 2 gold
medals in Ind Kata and Kumite. He also participated
in the Udupi District Karate Competetion held at
Mukundakripa Hr. Pry. School Udupi on 25.12.2016 and
secured Ist place in Kumite and IInd place in Kata
Competition.
Trinity Central School celebrated its 2nd parent’s
sports day on 21 of January 2017 in the school
premises. It was presided over by Mr. Gopal Kharvi -
a Guinness record holder in Marathon Swimming. The
function began at 9.30am. The chief guest of the day
was escorted by our school band with great pride and
respect. All the dignitaries on the Dias received
the guard of honour and the chief guest inaugurated
the function by releasing the balloons. The sports
meet had many track and field events like 100mtrs
race, 200mtrs Race and games like sack race, relay
race, volley ball and throw ball. All the parents
participated enthusiastically in all the events.
Later in the evening in the valedictory programme,
prizes were distributed to all the winners and our
principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa thanked all the
parents for participating whole heartedly in the
sports day.
The 17th National Jamboree
Scout and Guides was held with 25,000 participants
of different states and union territories from all
over India and around thousand International
participants at Adakanahalli Mysore. Two of our
teachers and 11 students participated in this event.
The event was inaugurated by his Excellency the
President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee. His
Excellency the Governor of Karnataka Shri Vajubhai
Rudabhai vala president over the event and he was
joined by other guests of honor. Jamboree as a
platform to exchange ideas, allowed people from
diverse back grounds to exhibit their ideas, spread
awareness about their values and promote mutual
coexistence and integration. And that is what
participates from our school experienced as it was a
tool of enrichment to instill discipline and team
spirit among all the participants. 
Trinity Central School celebrated Christmas with
great fervour and enthusiasm on 23rd Dec,2016.
Competitions such as star and Bell preparation,
preparing Christmas cards, drawing and colouring
Santa Claus were held for students. All the students
participated actively with great intrest. Later
Prize distribution ceremony was held in the
trinitoriam. We were honoured to have Rev. Fr.
Fredrick Fernandes as the chief guest of the
ceremony. The cultural function commenced at
10.30am. the chief guest distributed the prizes to
the winners of the various events. After which he
delivered a motivating speech advising all the
students to work harder in life to get sure success.
The boundless joy of celebrating the festival of
Christmas was amply visible on the faces of the
children especially when santa moved around
distributing sweets to them..jpg)
Trinity Central School celebrated its 7th Annual day
on 17.12.2016 in the school premises. The chief
guest of the day was Rev. Fr. Arun Lobo, Co –
Ordinator, Capuchin Social Action Initiatives. The
programme commenced sharp at 4.30 p.m. Our school
band welcomed the guests with great honour. Guests
of honour Smt. Priyanka Mary, Smt. Veronica
Cornelio, Smt. Renu Jayaram, Fr. Romeo Lewis
addressed the gathering, Master Manish B Poojary, a
National level Athlete from Perampalli was
felicitated by our school for his excellent
achievements in sports. After going through the
annual report, the evening was made more colourful
with cultural programmes. The cultural programme
began with dances of tiny tots followed by the rest
of the students. Every student gave their
performance with grace and got a big round of
applause. The programme ended at 9.30 p.m. by
singing National Anthem.
The school celebrated Id –
Milad on 8th December, 2016 with great enthusiasm.
Meaningful programme was given by our Muslim
students. They conveyed the importance of
celebrating Id – Milad in a effective way. They lead
us with their prayers. After that house wise Qawali
and Mehandi Competition was held. In Qawali
Competition, The house William Shakespeare bagged
first prize, William Wordsworth and John Keats got
second and third prize respectively. Finally Fr.
Anil D’Costa addressed the students and thanked them
for giving a wonderful programme.
On 5th December Provincial Fr. Dolphy Pais visited
our school. Our school band welcomed him with great
dignity and respect. Our principal Fr. Anil D’costa
welcomed him to the school Assembly by offering
bouquet of flowers and garland. Provincial Fr.
Dolphy Pais in his address to the students said that
along with quality education discipline also is very
important. He also wished all the students a bright
future. After the assembly he met all the teachers
in a formal meeting and discussed about the
challenging in teaching and wished them success in
their teaching career.
6th National level Karate Championship was held at
Sahana Convention Centre Kundapur from 18th to 20th
November 2016 which was organized by Kiran’s Drag on
first Marshal Arts of India. Krutharth of Trinity
Central School studying in grade 1 bagged 2 gold
Medal in Sub Junior category.
The
first Alumni Association of Trinity Central School
was held on 14th Nov at 11.30 am. in the school
premises. Mr. Neri Cornelio ex-Principal of Milagres
College presided over the meeting. 11 students from
both the batches of 2014 – 15 and 2015 – 16 attended
the meeting. The Principal, Fr. Anil D’Costa
welcomed the chief guest and the ex - students who
were very cheerful and enthusiastic. Mr. Cornelio
being a well experienced personality in this matter
expressed the importance of forming such an
association and stressed that the Alumni Association
is always the back bone of any institution and one
must never forget one’s roots of education, He also
explained a few objectives and how different
activities could be organized by the members in
order to help the institution grow. 
The school celebrated the Children feast of this
academic year on the theme “Fantasy World”. The
programme began with a clourful stage event and was
inaugurated by Sr. Lenita superior of Perampalli
church, Rev. Fr. Claud Mascarenhas superior of
Trinity Vihar, Maxim D’souza President of P.T.A
along with our Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa by
releasing the balloons. The day was filled with
clourful events and fun games and Competitions. The
day ended with a drawing of lucky ticket in which
winners got a chance of carrying a Laptop, Android
phone and Multi Media speakers to their homes. This
mega event ended with a great success with the help
of all the members of Trinity family. 
Trinity Central School organised Show and Tell
Competition for grade I to V and just a minute for
grade VI to X on 22.11.2016. The competition was
challenging to term of the limited time given to
gather points and present ideas on the topics given.
However the competition brought out skills including
Quick thinking and oratory skills. Overall it was an
enjoyable experience which opened the eyes of the
students to keep abreast with what is happening in
the world around us.
‘Generation National level Competition’ was held at
Udupi Town hall on 17th Nov.2016. The competition
was conducted in both Junior and Senior level having
events like Abacus, Calligraphy, Drawing and
Painting. Adithya of grade 1st got I place in junior
level Abacus, Hanson Arrow D’souza of grade 3rd got
III place in Abacus, Astel Melroy of grade 6th got
III place in Senior level Abacus, Rayan Danny of
grade 3rd got I place in drawing and painting,
Varshini of grade 5th got III place in Calligraphy,
Krishna Priya of grade 6th got consolation prize in
Abacus and Disha of grade 5th got consolation prize
in calligraphy. Principal Rev. Fr. Anil
congratulated the winners and encouraged other
students to participate in such competitions and
bring laurel to the school. 
Our School Celebrated Children’s Day on 14th Nov in
a very unique way. This time it was the teachers who
took the initiative and performed everything for all
the children. The teachers began right from
conducting the assembly to dancing to the beats. To
make the day more memorable various games and
activities were also organized. In the end the
Principal of the school extended his warm wishes to
the children and appreciated the effort put in by
all the teachers. 
To inculcate unity, discipline and integrity and to
develop the spirit of freedom, 2 days Cub and Bul –
Bul district level camp was organized at Trinity
Central School from 8-11-2016 to 9-11-2016. On the
first day all the cub and bul – bul, Flock leaders
and cub Masters gathered in Trinitorium at 10:00 am.
The guests Mr.Edwin Joseph Alwa Scout commissioner,
Mrs. Rajalaxmi Shetty District Guide commissioner,
Mr. Kalmady Shekar Poojary District Secretary, Mr.
Rajgopalachari ALT, Mr. Nithin D.O of Scout, Mr.
Suman Shekar D.O of guides and our Principal Rev.
Fr. Anil D’costa were welcomed in a ceremonial way.
The day began with inauguration from dignitaries by
lighting the lamp. After which there were activities
such as Adventurous games, Action songs, Folk
dance.etc. The cub, bul - bul took part in every
activity with great enthusiasm..JPG)
Students Development Society, Aurangabad organized
National handwriting and colouring contest -2016.
Out of 88 Contestants 2 of our students were awarded
with Kalagaurav Award. Gagan. R of grade X got
Kalagaurav Award in colouring competition while
Brinelle of grade VII got Kalagaurav Award in
excellent handwriting competition. Kudos to the
students for their achievement. 
The Trinity staff in order to widen and enhance the
leadership Qualities, became the part of AICS –
Annual Conference on the theme “Leadership, Body,
Mind and Heart ” held at Canara High School,
Mangalore on Oct 26th & 27th 2016. Great leaders
like Capt. Ganesh Karnik, Prof. H. Madhava Bhat, Dr.
Vanishree Joseph, Dr. Shailaja Shastri and many more
addressed and inspired the delegates on topics such
as ‘Teacher as a true leader’, ‘Learning disability
v/s Intervention’, ‘Gender sensitivity and the
future of learning ’. Needless to say, the whole
seminar was enriching and motivating. Four of our
senior teachers along with Principal participated in
the conference. Trinity will truly witness exuberant
and vibrant leaders in the academic pursuit.
November 5, 2016 was a red – letter day in the
annals of Trinity Central School. For it is on this
day, The IT geniuses created a record by bagging the
coveted trophies in the ‘IT Quiz Fest – 2016’ held
at little Rock Indian School, Brahmavar. The school
is proud to say, that it stood II in IT Quest – Web
Design and III in IT Quest – Tech Treasure Hunt
Competitions. For this feat Computer wizards of the
school, were awarded with trophies and certificates.
Diwali
is a festival of light that enlightens the hearts
and brings joy to every heart. Diwali was celebrated
at Trinity Central School on 28.10.2016. Rangoli
competition and lantern competition were organised
for the students on this occasion and their active
participation in these events made the day more
memorable. The celebration began with the prayer
service highlighting the message of Diwali after
which students performed a short skit from Ramayana
depicting the story of Rama returning to Ayodhya.
There after our Principal Rev.Fr. Anil D’costa
enlightened the staff and the students with the
message of Diwali saying that the light within us
must help to dispel the darkness and spread love,
warmth and kindness. He also thanked the students
for organizing the programme and wished them and
their dear ones peace, joy and prosperity of Diwali.
Karnataka is the land of prosperity and heritage
with various movements and temples which gives a
rich cultural and religious splendour. To witness
this rich cultural and religious heritage, the
Bharath Scouts/guides under the leadership of DOC’S,
SOC’S went for a “Karnataka Darshan” with the young
scouts/guides. It was a proud moment for Trinity
Scouts/guides as they cherished this rare feat along
with their masters, being a part of it.
As
English is an important communicative language all
our the world, it is very essential to develop the
attitude towards the communication among the
teachers and students and improve the pronunciation
skill. In this light a basic course on Phonetics was
held on 21.10.2016 and 22.10.2016 for the Trinity
staff which was organized by Ratna Sagar Publishers
and was animated by Prof. R. Victor, an eminent
scholar in English.
The
school celebrated Gandhi Jayanthi on 2nd Oct. The
celebration began with listening to a speech on the
life of Gandhiji. As the choir sang the favourite
Bhajan of Gandhi ‘Raghupathi Raghava, the
administrator of the school Rev. Fr. Ravi Rajesh
honoured the Father of Nation by garlanding the
portrait of Gandhi. Thereafter the assembly was
dispersed.
The
teacher’s day was celebrated with great enthusiasm
at Trinity Central School on 07-09/2016. On this
occasion Floral arrangement and Wealth out of Waste
Competition was organized for the students from
grade I to X to develop the inclination of student
towards environment. The beautiful floral display
depicted the aesthetic sense of children and spread
colour in our ambience. It was a day of delight for
the teacher to see the talents of their students
performing various shows in the afternoon. The
students presented series of fun and entertaining
events for the teachers. The students personally
presented handmade cards and rose bud to all the
teachers. To make the day still wonderful, the P.T.A
members surprisingly felicitated our Principal Fr.
Anil D’costa on behalf of all the teachers. At the
end the Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D’costa thanked all
the students and P.T.A members and wished that the
students would be great future builders of their
nation.
In
order to encourage the scouts and guides to develop
the skills of planning, team work and leadership
Trinity Central School has organized Hiking at
Bharat Scout and guide training centre Pragathi
nagar Alevoor. It gave an opportunity for Scouts and
guides to explore nature at new place and learn
about its flora and fauna. Over all it was a
wonderful trip.
In
order to give wings to expression through immersion
into the valley of their thoughts and creativity,
Trinity Central School organized the Fancy dress and
Dance Competition on 23.08.2016 for all the
students. The students came forward and displayed
their vibrant costumes. The competition brought an
amiable ambience and judges retorted with the
applause. It was indeed a mesmerizing event which
would be etched in our memory for a very long time.
In
order to develop the Knowledge and excellence base
among the students through healthy and motivating
program, Trinity Central School organized Quiz
Competition for the students of Grade I to X on
30.08.2016 and 31.08.2016. The mind boggling rounds
of the Quiz tested the analytical skills,
proficiency and aptitude of the students. All rounds
were keenly contested by the students with the great
enthusiasm and Zeal. Over all it was an enriching
and awe – inspiring programme.
To
energize and revitalize the scout & guide teachers a
one day workshop on the Basic training course of
Scout masters and the Guide captains,
“Punahschetana” was held in Trinity campus on
12/08/2016 Friday. Scout / Guide masters of nearly 8
schools of Udupi attended the workshop which was
conducted very beautifully by the Scout Masters of
Udupi District Mr. Anand Adiga, Mr. Kogga Ganiga,
Mr. Suman Shekar, Mr. Nithin K.M, Mr. Umesh
Kalianpur and Mr. Salodar Crasta. 
The
70th Independence Day of our country was celebrated
with great enthusiasm and respect at Trinity Central
School. The chief guest of the day Mr. Srinivas Rao
unfurled the tricolor flag and all gathered sang the
national anthem in unison and expressed the joy of
our freedom. After which the chief guest Mr.
Srinivasa Rao reiterated the message of patriotism
in his address to the children. The talented &
budding artists of our school put forward various
cultural events like dance, singing, mime show
highlighting the significance of the day. The events
were much appreciated by all. The programme
concluded with the Vote of thanks proposed by Ankith
of grade VIII. At the end sweets were distributed to
all.
The
Nurture & promote the hidden talents of the pupil,
the school conducted singing mono act and mimcri
competition on 15th July 2016. The competition
helped the pupil to come forward with various ideas
and skills. All our young maestros who took part in
the competition a great success. The winners were
appreciated by the judges. 
To
promote Swacch Bharat ABhiyan the scout and guides
members of the school took lead in cleaning the
surrounding a campus with guidance of scouts and
guides masters. This act and initiative helped the
students to be the defenders of the earth and
instilled in them a sense of belongingness.
9th
July 2016 was a “Red Letter Day” for T.C.S
Perampalli as students of more than 45 schools had
gathered in the pleasant ambience of Trinitorium.
The reson behind such a large gathering was
“Literario Fest 2016” Aics Senior Litarary
Competition. The competition was inaugurated by the
prominent personalities at 9.30 am, following by
competitions which were held systematically in
various class rooms. Altogether there were 6
competitions namely Spell Bee, Extempore, Elocution,
Creative Writing, Picture Writing, & Poster Making.
Nearly 300 students participated enthusiastically in
all the competition giving their best performance.
The competition came to an end with valedictory and
prize distribution ceremony at 3.30pm. The
participating schools were full of appreciation to
the last school for the reticular plan and well
organized execution.
Spell
bee competition was organized in the school campus
on 5th July 2016. Students participated with great
enthusiasm trying to spell out the words rightly.
This competition was a wonderful learning source for
all our students as it helped them in enriching
their vocabulary bank. 
The
school celebrated Vanamahotsav day on July 1st with
great aplomb and enthusiasm; meaningful messages
were put all around by our students on the
importance of the trees and how they are lifelines
for humanity. The chief guest Mr. Neri Cornelio and
Mr.Maxim Dsouza PTA President graced the occasion
with their hallowed presence. They planted a sapling
and watered it followed by other faculty members.
Principal Rev.Fr Anil Dcosta encouraged the students
to preserve trees by admonishing each student to not
only grow but also take care and protect them. The
program was a grand success and appreciated by
everyone. 
On
25th June 2016, in order to explain the abacus, A
half day session was held for the parents of kids
who are Learning Abacus by Mr.Guruprasad the Head of
Abacus learning. The information regarding abacus
and use of the instrument was explained in the
session. The parents were of the opinion that it was
indeed a informative programme. 
The
inauguration of the school cabinet for the year
2016-17 was held on 22nd June at 3pm in the
Trinitorium by lighting the lamp. The inaugural
function began with the prayer song followed by
welcome speech from Melanie of grade VII. Our
co-ordinator Ms Magdelina Lewis administered the
oath to the head girl Deeksha of grade X and head
boy Clinton of grade IX along with other cabinet
ministers. Our principal Rev. Fr. Anil Dcosta pinned
the badges for the office bearers of the parliament
and admonished some guidelines. After which the
fruitful hard work of our merit students of the
academic year 2015-16 was recognized, and they were
rewarded with the merit certificates. The programme
concluded with vote of thanks, proposed by Vrudhi of
grade VII. The entire programme was educative,
interesting and inspiring. 
On
June 21st 2016, the trinity secretary and guides
with their 4 scouts and guides masters went for a
rally at Rajangana of Shri Udupi Krishna Math on the
occasion of International Yoga day Mr. Ragavendra
Acharya put forword the “ Importance of yoga” in
daily life which helped our children to learn about
the importance of Yoga. 
The
grand inauguration and blessing ceremony of the New
School building (II phase) was held on Friday 16th
June 2016 at 3.30pm. The Ceremonial welcome was
accorded to Most Rev. Dr. Gerald Isaac Lobo, Bishop
of Udupi and other dignitaries at the school gate
with the school band. The prayer service and
blessing of the new school building was animated by
the Bishop. Thereafter all the dignitaries proceeded
to the main entrance of the building where Rev. Dr.
Joseph Dolphy Pais Provincial Minister, Holy Trinity
Province, Karnataka, inaugurated the new school
building. The stage programme commenced with the
Prayer Dance, led by our students. 
To
bring out the creativity and the artistic talent
among the student the art and craft competition was
conducted on 9th June 2016. It was a class wise
competition. The hidden talent of the students was
reflected in their drawing canvas and craftsmanship.
The students proved that they not only excel in
academic but also shine in exhibiting their skills
by creative presentation. The judges were from the
Art department. The result of their competition was
declared in the morning assembly on 10th June 2016.
The winners were congratulated by our Principal and
the teachers.
Mrs.
Manjari brought in concentration and enthusiasm
among our students of Grade 6 to 10 through the
chathurasanas of Yoga from 02/06/2016 to 03/06/2016.
The students gained the importance of Yoga, Yama and
Niyam and also the difference between Physical
breath and Yogasanas. In a whole it was an enriching
programme.
Trinity
Parents, Students and Teachers made their presence
available at TRINITORIUM on 31st May 2016 at 4:00pm
to build and enhance triangular relationship. To
enrich the relationship the programme was resourced
by Mr. Alban Rodrigues, Administrator of
Dandhatirtha P.U College Kaup. After the talk, new
P.T.A members were elected and the Principal gave a
gist of the Academic programme of the year 2016-17.
Just
as two centuries by the captain Virat Kohli brought
the team Royal Challengers Bangalore to its winning
ways, so too Trinity Central School, Perampally
remained true its motto “Enlightenment through
Knowledge” when it slammed back to back centuries on
trot (100% result once again for the 2nd batch). The
hard slog and untiring effort of head coach
(Principal Fr. Anil D’Costa, Assistant coach (Vice
Principal, Fr. Vijesh) and the ground staff (The
teachers) finally paid off in a excellent result as
the century was laced with 6 ‘Sixes’ (Distinctions)
and 10 ‘Fours’ (First Class). This feat of
Trinitarians was indeed an “added feather in the
cap”, as its name and fame spreading in and around
the vicinity of Udupi. If you want your pupil to hit
a century, now you know where to contact …
Sixteen
of the tenth grade students of Trinity Family found
themselves standing at the finish line after an
adventurous academic journey in the campus. Now that
they go out to prepare for the finals, it was apt to
bid them farewell with a colourful and creative
celebration organized by the ninth grade students.
There were songs and dances, speeches and games to
make our outgoing students cheerful and to
acknowledge their contribution to the institution.
We all wish them a great success in the forthcoming
examination and a happy future in store.
Trinity
School hosted a very colourful children fest yet
again under the title, ‘Blossoming Buds’, the stress
being laid on the flowers this time. There were
different competitions held for various events under
the theme in which five of the schools from the
vicinity enthusiastically participated. The
programme began with a colourful stage event and was
inaugurated by Mr George Kurian, the Principal of GM
Vidyaniketan, Brahmavar, the other dignitaries being
Rev. Fr Maxim Nazareth, Mr Maxim D’Souza, the PTA
Precident along with our principal Rev. Fr Anil
D’Costa. The day was filled with the colourful
cultural events, competitions and fun games which
were enjoyed by a sizable audience which included
our parents and guests from the neighbourhood. The
day ended with the drawing of lucky tickets in which
the winners got the chance of carrying home a smart
phone, tablet and a digital camera. The day was
called a success due to the hard work of the all the
teachers and the staff members of Trinity School.
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The
answer papers, progress cards, marks sheets were all
set to break the results and progress of the
students to their respective parents. Many were
happy with the progress and results and a few were
made to realize that they have to sit back and study
a bit harder. Thanks to all the teachers for
meticulously getting the arrangements done for the
big day.
The
first diocesan ICYM youth convention of the diocese
of Udupi was held in the Trinitorum participated by
over two hundred youngsters from the neighborhood.
The programme progressed with motivational talks,
discussions and workshops. Many well-known resource
persons did their best to lead the youth in the
right direction and motivated them as how should
they best use their lively spirit for the betterment
of humanity and the world. The convention under the
name ‘SHINE-2016’ lasted for three days in the
beautiful Trinity Campus.
December
calls for seasons of celebrations. Trinity campus
drowned in festive fervour of Christmas. There was
an added joy of completion of term examinations and
commencement of a weeklong Christmas vacations. The
celebration began with the star competition and a
cute cultural programme organized by students. A
sumptuous lunch was the not to be forgotten and
mouth watering sweets as they returned home to
enhance the sweetness of the occasion. We will meet
the Trinitarians in the year to come till then good
bye. Happy Christmas and the prosperous New Year.
The
celebration of the Sixth Annual Day culminated
amidst grand cultural extravaganza under the theme:
‘From a child to a mother… Give a path for her…’
highlighting the need of empowering women and
upholding the rights of the girl children. Every
item performed on the stage by our talented and
energetic Trinitarians commanded a standing ovation.
Mr Girish, the Inspector of Police, Manipal Circle,
Dr T. J Quadros, the President of AICS, Rev. Fr
Lawrance D’Souza, Secretary of Catholic Education
Society of the Diocese of Udupi, were the Guests of
Honour. Ms Magdalina Lewis, the Co coordinator of
the School beautifully presented the Annual Report.
The
prize distribution ceremony was organized in the
‘Trinitorium’ to honour and appreciate the students
who have struggled hard to win the various
competitions. The guests of honour were Rev Fr.
Henry Mascharenhas, the manager of Udupi Diocesan
Estates and Prof. S. S Karanth, The Director of
Manipal Play School. 
The
annual Sports day 2015 was unveiled in the campus of
Trinity by Rev. Fr Fredrick Mascharenhas, Vicar
Forane of Udupi deanery and the Parish Priest of our
Mother of Sorrows parish, Udupi, along with Mr Maxim
D’Souza and Rev. Fr Anil D’Costa, the Principal, in
the presence of all the Trinitarians who were geared
up to exhibit their guts and win glory on the battle
field of sports. The event commenced with an
attractive march past, the guard of honour of which
was received by the chief guest, thereby declaring
the sports day open.
The
nation these days is soaked with festive fervour and
gilded with a hue of lights. The same fest of Diwali
is celebrated in the Trinitorium which was coupled
with the anticipated celebration of Children’s day.
A lantern competition and Paining the lamps
competition too was held on the occasion. The
celebration was marked with prayer of the occasion,
songs and dances by the teachers for the children,
message by the principal and this culminated in
bursting of crackers. 
Four
of the Trinitarians, Jayita Kotian, Prarthana,
Brinelle and Viraj indeed brought a huge smile on
the lips of all the Trinitarians as they carried
home the laurels of success in the National Level
handwriting and Colouring Contest - 2015, organized
by Students Development Society, Aurangabad,
Maharashtra. These students of ours are awards ‘Kala
Gaurav Award 2015’ and are honoured with a medal. We
are proud of them and wish them a great life ahead.
The
annual conference of the Association of ICSE and
CBSE schools of Udupi and Dakshina Kannada Districts
(AICS) was held at Bhuvana Jyothi Residential
School, Shirtady. ‘Rethink the Principalship; Shape
the Future’, was the Theme of the Conference. The
two days conference attended by a number of
Principals and teachers; animated by eminent
speakers like Rev. Fr Denzil Lobo, SJ, Dr Gururaj
Karajagi, Prof. Matthew Nainan etc., was really an
enlightening experience. ‘Change is the need of the
hour and if one does not change along with the
change, one will become extinct’; with such thought
provoking ideas the sessions was aimed at making the
principals and teachers to rethink the past and
improve on in the days ahead. The conference indeed
was a fruitful one and will definitely benefit the
participants in making Trinity a bit more vibrant
for our little ones.
Having
answered the mid-term examinations the students and
the parents were naturally anxious to know the
results. Hence, before the vacations could commence,
the school announced the results on three
consecutive days for lower kindergarten, higher
sections and high school students respectively. The
three days’ programme was well organized with input
sessions by eminent resource persons about
parenting, academics and present challenges that
parents and students face, announcements by the
principal about the various imminent events, open
day and the announcement of the results. Thus, the
curtains were drawn on the first term of the
academic year 2015- ’16.
A
great number of Trinitarians form the group of both
Scouts and Guides. The student members of these
groups along with their guides and masters landed in
Someshwara Nisargadhama which is a part of
Someshwara reserve forest for a day’s experience in
the woods. The day unfolded with a lot of adventures
and activities, learning of life saving skills, fun
and frolic and eventually culminated in the trekking
into the jungle daring the rain the blood sucking
leaches. Nonetheless, the Trinitarians emerged
triumphant with all smiles and cheers at the end of
the day; a few with tears, bruises and leach bites
though. It was worth an experience.
The
Trinity Family gathered together in front of a
beautiful and well-built multipurpose shelter for
its blessing and inauguration. Rev. Fr Anil D’Costa,
the principal lead us into prayer of blessing as the
choir chanted ‘showers of blessings’. The three
pretty angels who celebrated their birthday cut the
ribbon and officially threw the structure open for
use. This is a small extension named after our
patron St Francis of Assisi, which could be used for
various purposes of the school. 
The senior students of Trinity were literally geared
up to show how well they can disguise themselves as
saints, scientists, astronauts, vendors, pirates,
statues and many more. Of course! It is only for the
fancy dress competition held in the ‘Trinitorium’.
It was like a refreshing oasis after the rough
desert winds of mid term examinations! 
October
3rd was indeed a joyous occasion for the Trinity
Family of Perampally as it rejoiced with Fr. Vijesh
Menezes, the Vice principal of the school who
celebrated his gift of life. Though it was a
Saturday, a day busy with activity classes the
teachers and the students made a point to wish their
beloved vice principal after the completion of
activity classes. The small celebration began with
Fr. Anil D’Costa, the principal, speaking his heart
out through his words of appreciation to Fr. Vijesh
for all that he does to the school. Thereafter Mrs.
Maggie Lewis the coordinator handed over the bouquet
to Fr. Vijesh as a sign of love and gratitude. Fr.
Vijesh then along with four other students who too
were celebrating their birthday on the same day, cut
the cake. The celebration ended with the
distribution of delicious laddus to all those
gathered. 
The
department of Hindi Language of Trinity Central
School hosted the ‘Hindi Divas’, a day to show off
our skills in Hindi language under the leadership of
Ms Poornima. Various competitions in Hindi were held
previously in the school for different sections of
students and today being the culmination the prizes
were distributed for those who stood out. We had Mr
Hamjadh, an advocate and members of PTA along with
Mr Maxim D’Souza, another distinguished member of
PTA were present as the guests of honour alongside
Rev. Fr Anil D’Costa, the Principal. The guests
spoke and stressed on the importance of keeping
alive the rich languages and traditions of India
once of which is Hindi.Various cultural dances,
songs, skit and speeches displayed the literary
skills of our students. 
The
little Trinitarians participated in the fancy dress
competition with an overflowing enthusiasm. There
were mother Theresas, Gandhijis, police men and
doctors; flowers, plants and fruits; tigers, bears
and cats. Each one looked better than the other
giving a tough time for the judges to determine who
could be the winners. It was a feast to the eyes to
behold them so graceful. 
‘It
takes a big heart to shape and form the little
minds’. It is the day when we express our gratitude
to all those teachers who are responsible to forming
our minds right through our life. This was the
apparent mood in the campus of Trinity as the
students took the lead to celebrate the teachers’
day. It was a day bustling with activities of
different kind. The floral arrangement competition
was held in the early hours of the morning where
students tried to arrange the beautiful flowers and
made them look even more beautiful. This was
followed by formal teachers’ day celebration
entirely organized by the student body. Ms Magdalena
Lewis, the co-ordinator delivered an apt message for
the occasion. The students thanked the teachers for
what they are with some cultural dances and songs,
cute gifts and lot of smiles. The teachers in turn
wished them every good in the future.
The
eminent Rotarians Dr BalakrishnaMuddhodi, Mr
Raghavendra, Mr Gurumurthi, Ms Tanuja, Ms
Vijayalakshmi; 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 Dr
Geetha K. Bhat, the interact co-ordinator of
Trinity. Dr.Balakrishna addressed the students about
the working of the club and stressed on the aspects
of various skills of interact for the betterment of
humanity. Rev. Fr Anil thanked the dignitaries and
encouraged the students to take up such
responsibilities as that come their way. 
It
was a proud moment for Ms ShaviAishal Lobo, a class
V student of Trinity when she secured first place in
the swimming competition held by JCI, Saligrama –
Kota Temple City on 23.8.2015. She swam to success
in both relay and free style categories. Trinity
family congratulates her for her success and admires
her hard efforts in achieving this feet. All the
very best for your future Aishal.
The
remarkable chapter in the history, to which our
country awoke in the middle of the night of the 15th
day of August in the year 1947, was yet again
exuberantly and proudly remembered by the
Trinitarians. The ‘Trinitorium’ was soaked in the
colours of patriotic zest and zeal. The Tricolour
was hoisted and honoured along with the rhythmic
music of the school band. The Chief Guest, Rev. Fr
Stephen D’Souza, the director of Udupi Diocesan
Biblical Catechetical and Liturgical Commission,
along with Rev. Fr Anil D’Costa, the Principal
received the Guard of Honour from the marching
Trinitarians. Various songs, speeches and dances
added sheen to the gleaming celebration. A number of
parents witnessed the grand event.
Another
brand new school bus rolled into the campus of
Trinity to cater to the growing need of a fast
growing school. Having assessed the quality of the
product and the service the management decided to go
for yet another ‘swarajmazda’ school bus. Fr Anil
D’Costa blessed the new vehicle along with the
drivers, students and the staff and flagged it of
for service. It will pick and drop the students
right from this day!
Politics,
as we witness at the moment, seem to give us leaders
devoid of sense of service, rulers without concern
for their people. To outgrow this sort of a
prejudiced air in the political arena it is
important to know how sacred politics in fact is and
how to keep it as clean as a flowing stream. With
this vision for the future, the student-leaders of
Trinity held the first ‘parliament session’ in the
auditorium, not merely to assess and evaluate the
functioning of the various offices but to pin point
the concerns and draw a suitable solutions to every
problem that the student body faces. Undoubtedly,
there were heated arguments, war of words,
refutation of ideas and exchange of views,
maintaining the dignity and respect of the
parliamentarians and the parliament, all for the
better functioning of the portfolios.
Evaluation of the proceedings followed thereafter
along with the valuable suggestions and guidelines
for the forthcoming sessions.
A
salute to Brother Sun and a kiss on the cheeks of
sister Moon, an amusing smile with the brother Wind
and the sound of laughter with the sister water. All
in all the celebration of the ‘Vanamahotsava’ day
brought all the Trinitarians back to the feeling of
being in the ever comforting bosom of our beloved
mother nature who gives life so abundantly yet
suffers so much due to the selfishness of her
children! Trinitarians decided to do their bit by
planting a lot of saplings to paint the parched
earth green yet again. The young minds were
enlightened by the thought provoking speeches by the
guests, MrSathishBaba Rai, Assistant Conservator of
Forest, Mr Ramesh, Range Forest Officer, Mr Dayanand,
Deputy Range Forest Officer and the Principal Rev.
Fr Anil D’Costa himself. 
Music
is the language of the Soul. A soulful melody filled
the air as the Trinitarians boldly faced the
audience and the mike for the solo singing
competition. ‘Everyone may not be a great singer and
a great singer may come from anywhere’, this was the
mood throughout the competition which lasted for
three days, batch by batch of course. Some sang with
tears, some others sang with emotions, some sang
from the heart, some others sang with a lot of
laughter but the great thing is ‘every Trinitarian
did sing’.
Having
received their respective offices and the
portfolios, the various office bearers of the
student council including the SPL and the ASPL took
the oath, pledging to fulfil the responsibilities
entrusted to them to the best of their abilities in
a simple ceremony during the assembly. The former
ministers and leaders handed over the school and the
house flags to the new ones as a symbol of handing
over the office and expressed their experiences
being the leaders last year. The Principal Rev. Fr
Anil D’Costa in his message spoke about the
importance of being a minister and a student leader.
There
have been many ‘new’s this academic year in the
campus of Trinity and now yet another ‘new’ to
behold. Presenting, the new school uniform of the
Trinitarians. After a lot of discussions and
deliberation the management was of the mind that
previous design and the colour of the uniform was a
bit impractical in the humid climatic conditions.
Therefore, a new design and the colour were
proposed. Having done a lot of ground work we have
zeroed in on this design which we proudly present
and the children happily put on. Trinity dawns a
brand new look now and the bright colours catch many
glances. 
Rev.
Fr Joseph Dolphy Pais, the Provincial of the Holy
Trinity Capuchin Province of Karnataka is here with
us to hold the canonical visitation of the friars at
Trinity Vihar. During his busy turn of events he
made time to be with the Trinitarians too. He saw
us, met us, spoke to us, addressed us and inspired
us with his message. The Trinitarian family is ever
grateful to his presence and wishes his health and
happiness.
The
grade 10 students of 2014-15 of Trinity have indeed
made us joyful by securing a 100% results in the
board examinations. It was our turn to make them
happy and tell it to the world about what they have
achieved. Therefore, a sweet felicitation programme
was organized in the school campus along with a
victory procession in the area around Perampalli,
Santhekatte, Kemmannu and Thottam. The students were
honoured and the hard work of the teachers was
gratefully remembered. The procession rolled out
with the beautifully decorated school busses and
other vehicles.
Having
soaked in the fun and frolic of two month long
summer vacations the Trinitarians rushed into the
campus yet again with a renewed vigour and zeal to
commence another academic year. The Trinity which
was silent thus far rose into life when children
poured into her classrooms with broad smiles and
excitement (a few tiny tots did not stop crying
until given a candy though!). On the first day all
the busses were blessed early in the morning before
they rolled out to bring the children to school. The
blessings of God were invoked for the safety of the
children and those who drive and manage the
vehicles. Besides, a holy Eucharist was celebrated
to thank God for being with us all these years and
to ask Him to continue to be with us and guide us
through the year and always. 
The
first Parents’ - Teachers’ Meeting of the academic
year was organized as Trinity is all set to kick
start another year of teaching and learning with her
goals and aspirations intently set in the mind. The
huge gathering of the parents was addressed by
renowned advocate and our beloved neighbour Mr
Shirtadi William Pinto his words of wisdom deemed
necessary for every parent and teacher in the
process of upbringing the children in the right
direction. The principal thereby addressed the
parents enumerating the various norms of the
institution and the programme of the year. Ms
SushmaSuvarna welcomed the dignitaries and the
gathering. All the faculty members were introduced
by Ms Archana Shetty. The programme was well
organized and lead by Ms Shruti D’Souza. Imploring
the graces from God we begin the academic year on
the 1st of June and wish every success and glorious
days ahead. May our endeavours this year be pleasing
to God and His people.
Ms
Arshad, an assistant teacher of Trinity family has
made us proud by securing the first rank and a gold
medal in MA from the Open University of Mysore in
English Literature. She deserves a standing ovation
for all the hard work she has put in despite her
tireless work in the classrooms of Trinity in order
to achieve this feat. She was felicitated by the
Principal, teachers and the management along with
the best wishes and prayers for all the good things
that are in store for her in future. We indeed are
proud of you, ma’am.
NSTSE
examination, conducted to bring out the best in you
has a new face of success in the person of Ritwik, a
class 10 student of Trinity. He appeared for this
competitive examination conducted on the 26th of
January 2015 and ended up securing 68th rank in the
state level; and no doubt he has been selected for
the national level too. Wish you all the very best
Ritwik, continue your voyage of accomplishments and
never be tired of success!
The
first batch of Trinity have hit the most awaited day
of the Board Examination which indubitably puts
their learning skills and calibre to test in a few
days. The twelve students set off to the Examination
Centre armed with pens and answers ready in their
minds to fight out the exam fear. All were wished
them the best in the assembly and assured them our
prayerful support. Dear children of Trinity, go,
write well and make us proud. God bless you.
We
won’t say goodbye, coz goodbyes make us sad
‘Fruity
Punch’ was the dashing theme of the Children’s Fest
’15 held at the Trinity Campus with lots and lots of
fun and frolic. The day was thrown open with a
formal inaugural function presided over by Mr
Shirtadi William Pinto, the Advocate, SrTracilda,
The Principal of St Cicily Composite P U College,
Udupi and the Principal of our own Trinity School.
Having given a listening ear to the dignitaries the
huge number of students along with their parents and
friends kick started the fun part of the day. The
day was jam packed with a number of events and
competitions such as Fancy Dress, Dance, Drawing,
Collage, Singing, Food without fire, Vegetable and
fruit carving and so on but everything based on the
theme of the day.
Unfortunately,
as the instances of child abuse are on the steep
rise the Trinity took an initiative to spread
awareness about the issue among all her students.
Now a strong committee is set up comprising of
counsellors, teachers and student representatives to
give a listening ear to the grievances of our
children and to prevent any such unpleasant
incidents in and outside the campus. A video clip
featuring Amir Khan from his famous
‘SatyamevaJayate’ series regarding child abuse and
safety and another video dealing with the same issue
were screened for all the students, thus, pledging
to commit ourselves for the wellbeing of each
Trinitarian. 
‘Sanskriti:
In tune with the culture of India’. Trinity bathed
in the bright colours of music and dance under the
above mentioned banner as it gloriously celebrated
the fifth annual day on the 29th of November 2014.
The preparations of quiet a few days, meticulous
planning by the committee, untold excitement of the
students broke out on the stage set up for this
bash. The eminent personalities such as Rev. Fr.
Alwyn Dias, the Executive Secretary of the Capuchin
Education Board,Dr. P. V Bhandari, the Director of
BaligaGroup of Institutions, Mr. John D’Souza,
thePrincipal of Trinity Industrial Training School
were present as the guests of honour. 
A
two days scouts and Guides camp was hosted at the
Trinity by the district level scouts and guides cell
under the banner, ‘Scouts and Guides rally and Cubs
and Bulbuls Utsav’ participated by around hundred
and sixty one students form many schools from the
vicinity. The participants engaged themselves in
various useful activities guided by their masters
and learnt several lifesaving skills. A rally was
taken at Ambagilu junction to spread awareness about
the functioning of Scouts and Guides. Besides, all
the students had the privilege to sit around the
campfire which lighted up the starry night and
delightful dances and singing around the bright
flames did fill us with a lot of fun and frolic. 
The
Trinitarians happily watched skywards as the last
piece of metal of the auditorium structure was
welded in place by the workmen today. What a sigh of
relief to find a vast shelter over our heads. Indeed
a long term solution for the summer’s heat and the
monsoon rains. Indubitably, an apt place for games,
for programmes, for learning, for yoga, for
activities and for many more purposes and
possibilities. With the completion of this hilarious
task now the Trinity dawns a bright new look at the
very entrance and welcomes all its children with an
‘extra arm’ outstretched. Nonetheless, it has not
been so easy. 
The
entire family of Trinity stood shell-shocked when
the sad news of the death of their beloved teacher
Fr. Gerald P. Pinto fell into their ears. It was so
sudden and unexpected that Fr. Pinto said good bye
to his earthly sojourn and passed away for his
eternal reward to God. It all happened on the night
of 8th September. Having celebrated the feast of the
Birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary he had his supper
and went off to his room. Within minutes he suffered
a massive cardiac arrest which took away his life
without notice. The last rites were held at
Perampalli Church and the burial took place in
Farangipet, Mangalore witnessed by a huge crowd of
students, teachers, family members and loved ones.
BGS School, Kavoor, Mangalore hosted an inter
secondary school (CBSE and ICSE) Chess Competition
on 4th July this year. The Trinity School Chess team
comprising of eight boys and two girls took an
active part in the same. The competition lasted for
a day in the ‘Swiss League’ System under two
categories viz., under 17 and under 14. Our team
competed well with all the enthusiasm and energy
winning a few rounds. But unfortunately they failed
to pave way for the quarters and the semis.
Nevertheless, we wish all the very best to our team
for the forthcoming Chess matches.
Following
a torrential monsoon showers, the School Celebrated the Vanamahotsava
Day in the School Premises on 8th July witnessed by all the students and
the staff of the School along with some distinguished guests of honour,
namely, Mr. Manjunath, Range Forest Officer, Udupi; Prof. Rayan Mathias,
Department of Social Work, Milagres College, Kalianpur;Mr. Naveen
Fernades, PTA President;Mr. Joseph Rebello, VRP, Perampalli, Mr.
Krishna, PTA Member andFr. Anil D’Costa, our beloved Principal. The
programme lasted for an hour with awareness speeches by the dignitaries;
singing and dancing performed by our students. 
