Karshikadinam

Chingam 1,which is being observed as Farmer's Day heralded a new dawn of prosperity in the young minds of NSSHSS.They made Chingam 1,the first day of the Malayalam calendar, an eventful day.It began with a special assembly where a few students talked about the significance of agriculture has in our life and reminded the youth of the need to develop a positive attitude towards farming. They conducted an exhibition that displayed a wide range of farming equipment,utensils,medicinal plants,vegetables,and models.The exhibition turned out to be a feast for the audience.                                                                                   

A.Sreedharan.an ex-military officer turned farmer was felicitated on Farmer's Day at a simple but gracious function held at the school.In his speech he underscored the need to imbibe the lifestyle based on agriculture and strive to pass on to generation next.The function was presided over by Headmistress,M.K Rajeswari.

   

Idangazhi ,nazhi, para,talapala,muram,kutta- once a symbol of pomp and prosperity

Cereal Craft- a design made of different cerals

Career Expo

A  Career  Expo was held at the  school on  August 3  under the aegis  of the Career Club. The Science , Humanities and Commerce  batches arranged classrooms displaying an array of charts ,posters,and power point presentations.Career related magazines were also displayed.The Expo opened doors to a world of diverse courses they can take up after plus two.Plus two Commerce bagged first prize in the class-wise competition.                                                                                                                                                

                                                                         

 

 

Vayanadinam Celebrations @ NSS HSS Akathethara.

A Radio feature prepared on reading day to commemorate the great patron who promoted reading in the subcontinent,KN Panikkar.

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Environment Day Celebrations

Environment day @ NSS HSS Akathethara.Prepared a radio feature on the topic by the students of +2 humanities