THEETUKAL, FERNHILL POST, OOTY, THE NILGIRIS, TAMILNADU 643004.
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Eco Club of JSS Public School, Ooty was inaugurated on 05-08-202. The student’s president Aishwarya Magesh of grade XII presented a detailed report of the aim and objectives of the club.
Swathika of grade XI share insight on the
‘World Nature Conservation Day” which is observed on27th July. Pragarna from grade XI briefed the gathering regarding various activities the plans for the Academic year 2024-25.
The programme also incuded viewing a documentary video presented by Tharan of Grade XI based on the disasters faced by Wayanad and other parts of India due to incessant rain.
In conclusion, as an initiative to nurture the Nature for green environment, two saplings were presented to Mrs Anitha Ramesh, the Principal by the members of the ECO Club.
The programme was anchored by Lakshana and Janani of Grade XI
The Inter School Volleyball tournament for boys was held on 7th August, 2024 at St.Judes Public School Kotagiri. JSS Public School, Ooty represented for the same. 12 Schools had participated in the tournament in uder-17 category our team qualified until the league stage
Our students strived to win and kept the game alive till the last moment.
A tough competition it was indeed. The team was appreciated for their performances by the principal and the Hosts
Report on the Inauguration of the Sterling Stars Club (Anti-Drug Club) in JSS PUBLIC SCHOOL, OOTY
As per to our C.E.O’s positive approach the name – Anti Drug club got altered as Sterling Stars Club.
It means a way to make good and great quality character.
Location: JSS Public School, Ooty.
The inauguration of the Sterling Stars Club (Anti-Drug Club) took place today, marking a significant step in our community’s efforts to combat drug abuse. The event was attended by students, teachers, and parents, including a live telecast of the Chief Minister’s pledge.
The event commenced with a formal welcome by our school principal, who emphasised the importance of the Sterling Stars Club (Anti-Drug Club) in fostering a drug-free environment.
A key highlight of the ceremony was the pledge-taking segment, where students and teachers joined hands in a collective commitment to remain drug-free. Each participant pledged to advocate against drug use, support peers, and seek help when necessary.
The pledge, a vital component of the club’s mission, underscored the collective responsibility of the school community in addressing the issue.
Speech on Impacts of Drug Abuse:
Kavya Ramesh of Grade -12
In her address, provided a comprehensive overview of the impacts of drug abuse. She highlighted that drug addiction not only affects physical health, leading to conditions such as heart disease, liver damage, and neurological disorders but also disrupts mental health, contributing to conditions like anxiety and depression.
The speaker also detailed the social ramifications of drug abuse, including strained family relationships, increased crime rates, and the significant burden on healthcare systems.
Her speech reinforced the message that drug abuse has wide-reaching consequences, making prevention and education crucial.
The ceremony was further distinguished by a live telecast of the Chief Minister’s pledge. In his address, the Chief Minister reaffirmed the government’s commitment to tackling drug abuse through enhanced policies, community programs, and support services. His pledge was a powerful affirmation of the collaborative effort needed to address this pressing issue and provided a motivational boost to all present.
The inauguration of the Sterling Stars Club (Anti-Drug Club) was a meaningful event, symbolizing a unified stance against drug abuse. Through the pledge-taking ceremony and impactful speeches, participants were encouraged to champion a drug-free lifestyle. The Chief Minister’s live telecast served as a reminder of the broader commitment to this cause, emphasising that the fight against drug abuse requires a concerted effort from all sectors of society.
As the Sterling Stars Club (Anti-Drug Club) embarks on its mission, it is clear that through education, support, and collective action, we can make significant strides toward a healthier and drug-free community.
Date: 9th August 2024 (Friday)
Participants: Authorities from the Collectorate, Chief Educational Officer (C.E.O.), Principals of Nilgiri Schools, Coordinators from Various Schools, Government Department Representatives, and Police Department Officials
Subject: Inauguration of the Sterling Stars Club and Associated Activities
On 9th August 2024, a Google meeting was convened to discuss the upcoming inauguration of the Anti-Drug Club, which has been renamed the Sterling Stars Club. The meeting involved key stakeholders, including school principals, coordinators, government officials, and representatives from the police department.
The C.E.O. announced the rebranding of the Anti-Drug Club to the Sterling Stars Club. This new name reflects the club’s mission to build high character and moral integrity among students. The renaming emphasizes the club’s focus on character development and positive influence.
The inauguration of the Sterling Stars Club will feature a pledge-taking ceremony, where students and teachers will commit to living drug-free lives. This event will be highlighted by a live telecast of the Chief Minister’s pledge, scheduled for Monday, 12th August 2024. The Chief Minister’s participation is intended to strengthen the community’s resolve against drug abuse and provide a motivational boost to students.
The meeting provided guidelines for selecting and registering members of the Sterling Stars Club. The process includes identifying interested and committed students and teachers, who will be formally registered and receive certificates from the e-pledge portal. This formal registration process is designed to recognise their commitment and ensure their active participation.
The Sterling Stars Club aims to identify the sources of drug abuse and develop effective strategies to combat it. The club will focus on creating awareness, providing support, and collaborating with various stakeholders to implement preventive measures. The involvement of multiple sectors, including educational institutions, government departments, and law enforcement, is crucial for the club’s success.
Finalise Club Branding: Ensure that all materials and communications reflect the new name, Sterling Stars Club.
Prepare for the Pledge-Taking Ceremony: Coordinate with relevant teams to organise the ceremony and the live telecast of the Chief Minister’s pledge.
Member Selection and Registration: Begin the process of selecting club members, registering them, and issuing certificates via the e-pledge portal.
Develop Strategic Plans: Formulate and implement strategies for identifying and addressing drug abuse, involving all relevant stakeholders.
The Google meeting was productive, providing a clear plan for the establishment and activities of the Sterling Stars Club. The new name, combined with the pledge-taking ceremony and strategic initiatives, positions the club to make a significant impact in the fight against drug abuse. The collaborative efforts of the educational, governmental, and law enforcement sectors will be essential in achieving the club’s objectives and promoting a drug-free community.
The Inter-House English Elocution Competition of JSS Public School, Ooty, held on 12th August 2024, was a grand showcase of linguistic prowess and confidence. Ms Anitha Ramesh, the Principal, encouraged and wished good luck to the students from all four houses – Prithvi, Vayu, Jala, and Agni who participated with enthusiasm. The competition comprised three categories: Storytelling for the Juniors, Poem Recitation for the Intermediates, and Declamation for the Seniors. Each participant enthralled the audience with their unique style and interpretation.
Prithvi House emerged as the ultimate champions, demonstrating exceptional talent and stage presence. Vayu House closely followed as the runners-up, showcasing their oratory skills with finesse. Jala House secured the third position, and Agni House put up a commendable performance to claim the fourth spot.
The judges, Ms. Cynthia and Ms. Kennita, were impressed by the overall standard of the competition. Their expert feedback proved invaluable to the participants. The event was a great success. The love for language was well-expressed.
The school extends its gratitude to the judges, teachers, parents, and the organizing committee for their contributions. It was a truly inspiring event that showcased the potential of our young orators.
Prithvi House: Winners
Vayu House: Runners-up
Jala House: Third Position
Agni House: Fourth Position
The Interact Club of JSS Public School, Ooty, was formally installed on Tuesday, 13th August, 2024, in a ceremony graced by the presence of the esteemed Chief Guest, Rtn. Group Captain CHN Kumar, the President of the Rotary Club of Ooty Central, Rtn. Sanjay, and other distinguished members of the Rotary Club.
The event commenced with a warm welcome address by the school Principal, Ms. Anitha Ramesh, who expressed her gratitude to the Rotary Club for providing the students with a platform to serve the community. She emphasized the school’s motto, ‘Building Minds with Conviction’, and its alignment with the Rotary’s core values.
The newly elected President of the Interact Club delivered an inspiring speech, outlining the club’s objectives and the team’s commitment to making a positive impact on society. He stressed the importance of service as a way of life and expressed his pride in leading a group of young and enthusiastic individuals.
Rtn. Sanjay, the President of the Rotary Club of Ooty Central, provided valuable insights into the Interact Club’s role and the expectations from its members. He encouraged the students to embrace the spirit of service and contribute meaningfully to the community.
The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the contributions of the Rotary Club, the school administration, and the students in making the event a success.
The event fostered a sense of enthusiasm and commitment among the students, inspiring them to become responsible and compassionate.
In lieu of the Founder’s Day celebration, on September 17th, 2024 an Inter- School Art Competition was held at JSS Public School, Ooty.
Students from fourteen(14) shoools enthusiastically participated in the competition, showcasing their artistic skills.
St Joseph’s Convent emerged as the overall winners.
Also, the Inter- House Art Competition was held on the same day. Students of classes V- XII participated in the competition.
It was a day filled with colour and creativity.
The annual Tamil Recitation and Elocution Competition was successfully held on August 23, 2024. The event was divided into two categories: Recitation for classes 4-7 and Elocution for classes 8-12.
The recitation competition featured students from classes 4 to 7 reciting poems of their choice. The participants displayed exceptional talent and enthusiasm, captivating the audience with their expressive delivery and deep understanding of the verses.
The elocution competition provided a platform for students in classes 8 to 12 to showcase their public speaking skills. Competitors delivered compelling speeches on a variety of topics,
demonstrating their ability to articulate their thoughts clearly and persuasively.
The competition was judged by esteemed educators: Mrs. Hemalatha from Woodside School, Ooty, and Mr. Maharishi from Annai Saradadevi Matric Hr.Sec School, Anikorai. The program commenced with a Tamil prayer song, followed by the welcome address by Inaya of class 11.
The Tamil Recitation and Elocution Competition was a resounding success, highlighting the exceptional talent and dedication of our students. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the winners and participants. The event served as a valuable platform for our students to enhance their linguistic skills, confidence, and public speaking abilities.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Swasthika of class 11
