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A one-day in-house training workshop was organized at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro, on Wednesday, September 9. The workshop was held for all the staff members of the school, on the theme of 'Values Education. President Biswarup Mukhopadhyay, Secretary Mahesh Tripathi, Principal In-Charge Narmendra Kumar and Vice-Principal Dr. Roshan Sharma were present during the event. Arpan Chakraborty and Aman Sharma were the resource persons for the workshop. The workshop commenced with Guru Vandana and lighting of the ceremonial lamp. Following this, Supriya Choudhary briefed the teachers on the training content and provided detailed insights into value-based education. Highlighting the core mantra of "strength in unity," she engaged the teachers using several illustrative examples. She also demonstrated the importance of value-based education through various activities. Subsequently, key resource persons Arpan Chakraborty and Aman Sharma discussed value-based education in light of the Chinmaya Vision Program, using the Chinmaya Parichay Workshop as a foundation. They spoke extensively about the objectives and possibilities of imparting education rooted in Indian values, highlighting their significance and ways to instill them in students. Multiple Q&A sessions and engaging activities were conducted throughout the workshop to maximize its benefit for the teachers. In conclusion, Principal In-Charge Narmendra Kumar expressed his gratitude to the resource persons. He emphasized that values represent the most unique and special aspect of Indian culture. He added, that the goal of the Chinmaya Vision Program is to introduce these values to students at a young age and integrate them into their daily lives. He encouraged all teachers to deliver value-based education and extended his best wishes for the future.

SIP ABACUS Programme

SIP ABACUS Programme

🌿 NUTRITION WEEK CELEBRATION 🌿 *Nourishing Health, Strengthening Bonds, Inspiring Change* Nutrition Week was celebrated at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Tattamangalam with a beautiful blend of health, nourishment, togetherness, and fitness. 🥗💞 Our students too joined the celebration through meaningful activities. Classes V and VI participated in engaging experiences such as *Podhi Choru and Nourish the Bond,* celebrating the joy of sharing nutritious food and highlighting the importance of love, care, connection, and togetherness. 🏃‍♀️✨ *The highlight of the celebration was the 3 km Marathon* for Parents, from vidyalaya campus to Mettupalayam,where our enthusiastic parents came together to embrace the spirit of fitness and well-being. ✨ From sharing a wholesome meal to strengthening relationships and running towards better health, Nutrition Week became a celebration of choices that nourish the body, enrich the heart, and inspire a healthier tomorrow. 🌱 Nourish well. Live well. Grow together. #NutritionWeekCelebration #ParentMarathon #RunForHealth #HealthyLiving #NourishTheBond PodhiChoru HealthyLifestyle FitnessAndWellness TogetherTowardsHealth HealthyTomorrow ChinmayaVidyalayaTattamangalam https://www.instagram.com/p/DdHRx1mCZ_Y/?stkn=ODJ6dG5kZHIzbGZ1

SIP ABACUS Programme

A series of special events was organized on Saturday, September 5th, at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Bokaro to mark Teacher's Day. Students and teachers participated with immense enthusiasm. The Director-in-Charge of Bokaro Steel Plant, Shri Priya Ranjan, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Resident Acharya of Chinmaya Mission Bokaro - Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati, President - Biswaroop Mukhopadhyay, Secretary - Mahesh Tripathi, Principal In - Charge - Narmendra Kumar, and Vice Principal - Dr. Roshan Sharma were also present. The program began with student performances, starting with a welcome song. Following this, a poem recited by Vaishnavi deeply moved the teachers. Female students then performed a special dance, showcasing India's rich cultural heritage. Finally, acting as 'pupil teachers,' students honored their educators by presenting them with handmade cards. The entire segment was organized under the guidance of the School Student Council and teacher Subrata Gupta. Chief Guest Shri Priya Ranjan (DIC, SAIL-Bokaro) and other dignitaries inaugurated the second half of the program by lighting the ceremonial lamp in memory of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. This segment featured performances by the teachers, for the teachers. It commenced with a welcome song by the school staff and faculty, followed by an energetic dance performance by the pre-primary wing teachers. This was followed by a vibrant dance performance by the primary wing teachers, which was enjoyed by all. Teachers from the middle wing enthralled the audience with a special performance, while senior wing teachers staged a play depicting the school's daily operations. An interactive game was also organized for the teachers, where they had to identify individuals from incomplete photographs. A cultural ramp walk was presented, showcasing the diverse heritage and folk art of various Indian states, drawing wide appreciation for the teachers' efforts. In his address, Chief Guest Shri Priya Ranjan emphasized that a teacher holds the most important position in society, describing their role as peerless and invaluable. He noted, that a teacher accepts every kind of student and helps them reach great heights. He congratulated Chinmaya Vidyalaya Bokaro on completing 50 years, paid tribute to all the teachers and offered his best wishes for the future.

🦚💙 Celebrating Janmashtami with devotion, music, dance, and the innocent joy of our little ones.🦚💙 From Krishna’s timeless stories to delightful performances, every moment brought the spirit of Janmashtami

🌸 Celebrating the hands that guide, the hearts that inspire, and the minds that shape tomorrow

Krishna Janmashtami celebrated with the theme of "Kanankana Kindi"(Udupi Krishna Matha)

A special assembly and Matki Phod competition was organized at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Bokaro on Thursday, September 3, to mark Krishna Janmashtami. Students of senior wing participated with great enthusiasm and joy. School Secretary Mahesh Tripathi and Vice-Principal Dr. Roshan Sharma were present on the occasion. Students from all the four houses formed human pyramids to break the Matki and celebrated the festival. A mandali of female students was also formed, and they successfully broke the pot as well. The special assembly commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a sweet Krishna Bhajan performed by the CTC students. Next, students presented the life story of Lord Krishna through a short skit, which was warmly enjoyed by both students and teachers. However, the main attraction of the special program remained the Matki Phod competition. Teams representing all four school houses—Agni, Vayu, Jal, and Prithvi—formed mandalies to reach and break the high-hanging Matki. A unique wave of excitement and spirit was visible among the participants. The house teams built pyramids to shatter the Matki while chanting "Jai Shree Krishna," reflecting the true essence of Janmashtami. Senior wing In-charge Rahul Roy, CTC Convener Sanjeev Mishra and Assembly Convener Abhinav Barman were present alongside house teachers throughout the event.