DORMITORY
Students, grouped on the basis of age and class, live in spacious dormitories, well lighted and well ventilated.
Each dormitory is in the charge of a monastic member or a house master.
Students take care of the upkeep of the dormitories including bathrooms and toilets.
DRESS CODE
For High School Boys :
VIII, IX and X standards – Grey trousers with blue shirts.
For P.U.C students :
I PUC and II PUC – Grey trousers with white shirts.
Blazers for all students during outing and on special occasions.
During games time :
Sports shirts, shorts and shoes.
Night dress – Track pant / pyjama and T-shirt without any logo or writings.
On special religious occasions :
White Dhoti and uttareeya (upper cloth).
A tailoring section attached to school stores caters to the clothing needs of the pupils.
KITCHEN
Breakfast at 7.30 AM :
South Indian snacks like Dosai, Idli, Upma, Pongal etc., coffee / milk.
Lunch at 12 Noon :
Rice, Rasam, Sambar, Curry and Buttermilk.
Snacks at 4.40 PM :
Sweet, Khara, Coffee / tea / milk.
Supper at 8.30 PM :
Rice, Rasam, Dhal / sambar / kurma, Chapati / bread, Chutney, Bournvita / Badam milk.
Breakfast at 7.30 AM :
South Indian snacks like Dosai, Idli, Upma, Pongal etc., coffee/milk.
Lunch at 12 Noon :
Rice, Rasam, Sambar, Curry and Buttermilk.
Snacks at 4.40 PM :
Sweet, Khara, Coffee/tea/milk.
Supper at 8.30 PM :
Rice, Rasam, Dhal/sambar/kurma, Chapati/bread, Chutney, Bournvita/Badam milk.
DAIRY
The Institution has :
A modern bakery – bread, biscuits, cakes, pattis and other bakery products are occasionally provided to the students.
A garden which provides fresh vegetables, fruits and coconuts.
A dairy which supplies our requirement of milk.
Discipline is a way of life in Vidyashala. It is a vital factor in shaping one’s personality. It is inculcated in the pupils not as an imposition but as a normal growth under the process of training in self discipline and self help through every activity.
NATURE SCHOOL
WEEK DAYS :
MORNING
A special environment for teaching and learning amidst nature has been provided. This also serves as an open Botanical Laboratory with system related plants around.
1. Nature School
2. Nature Classroom
DIARY WRITING
To enable the pupils to record their thoughts, feelings and happenings, a special diary ‘My Educational Profile’ is provided.
‘My Educational Profile’ contains the Eleven Imperatives of Education with explanatory notes and checklists to enable the students to examine their own experiences, graphs to mark their height and weight and also their academic achievements.
FIVE minutes allotted everyday for diary writing.
Periodic check, guidance and prizes for effective diary writing.
COLLEGE DAY CELEBRATION
FESTIVALS OBSERVED
State and National : Independence Day, Youth Day, Kannada Rajyothsava, Gandhi Jayanthi, Republic Day.
General : Sri Krishna Janmashtami, Ganesha Chaturthi, Shivarathri, Christmas Eve, Jayanthi celebrations of Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi, Swami Vivekananda.
FRIENDS OF THE POOR
Service to the poor is made an integral part of education in Vidyashala through activities called ‘Narayana Seva’ and ‘Friends of the Poor’.
In these two programs, students voluntarily contribute their mite to the poor not only in terms of money but also in terms of service.
They gift useful articles to the institutions which cater to the needs of the poor or visit periodically a selected slum area to educate the dwellers there about health, hygiene, ill-effects of alcoholic addiction and also to inculcate cultural and spiritual values in them.
COLLEGE DAY
Celebrated every year in a grand manner during the last week of December. Highlights of the college day :
Field Display consisting of
- March Past
- Gymnastics
- Parallel Bar exercises
- Band Display
- Pyramids formation and Yogasana display.
Stage programme consisting of Vedic chanting, bhajan, recitations, leadership award, gold medal and prize distribution and address by the dignitaries. Cultural programs consisting of Drama, Group Dance, Group Song, Band Orchestra.
Exhibitions in Science, Humanities, Fine Arts, Computers, Philately.
OTHER IMPORTANT EVENTS
Students council election, formation and oath taking
Annual Aquatic meet
Annual Athletic meet
Excursions
- Students, grouped on the basis of age and class, live in spacious dormitories, well lighted and well ventilated.
- Each dormitory is in the charge of a monastic member or a house master.
- Students take care of the upkeep of the dormitories including bathrooms and toilets.
For High School Boys :
VIII, IX and X standards – Grey trousers with blue shirts.
For P.U.C students :
I PUC and II PUC – Grey trousers with white shirts.
Blazers for all students during outing and on special occasions.
During games time :
Sports shirts, shorts and shoes.
Night dress – Track pant / pyjama and T-shirt without any logo or writings.
On special religious occasions :
White Dhoti and uttareeya (upper cloth).
A tailoring section attached to school stores caters to the clothing needs of the pupils.
Breakfast at 7.30 AM :
South Indian snacks like Dosai, Idli, Upma, Pongal etc., coffee/milk.
Lunch at 12 Noon :
Rice, Rasam, Sambar, Curry and Buttermilk.
Snacks at 4.40 PM :
Sweet, Khara, Coffee/tea/milk.
Supper at 8.30 PM :
Rice, Rasam, Dhal/sambar/kurma, Chapati/bread, Chutney, Bournavita/Badam milk.
The Institution has :
A modern bakery – bread, biscuits, cakes, pattis and other bakery products are occasionally provided to the students.
A garden which provides fresh vegetables, fruits and coconuts.
A dairy which supplies our requirement of milk.
Discipline is a way of life in Vidyashala. It is a vital factor in shaping one’s personality. It is inculcated in the pupils not as an imposition but as a normal growth under the process of training in self discipline and self help through every activity.
Week Days
MORNING
A special environment for teaching and learning amidst nature has been provided. This also serves as an open Botanical Laboratory with system related plants around.
1. Nature School
2. Nature Classroom
DIARY WRITING
To enable the pupils to record their thoughts, feelings and happenings, a special diary ‘My Educational Profile’ is provided.
‘My Educational Profile’ contains the Eleven Imperatives of Education with explanatory notes and checklists to enable the students to examine their own experiences, graphs to mark their height and weight and also their academic achievements.
FIVE minutes allotted everyday for diary writing.
Periodic check, guidance and prizes for effective diary writing.
FESTIVALS OBSERVED
State and National : Independence Day, Youth Day, Kannada Rajyothsava, Gandhi Jayanthi, Republic Day.
General : Sri Krishna Janmashtami, GaneshaChaturthi, Shivarathri, Christmas Eve, Jayanthi celebrations of Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi, Swami Vivekananda.
FRIENDS OF THE POOR
Service to the poor is made an integral part of education in Vidyashala through activities called ‘NarayanaSeva’ and ‘Friends of the Poor’.
In these two programmes, students voluntarily contribute their mite to the poor not only in terms of money but also in terms of service.
They gift useful articles to the institutions which cater to the needs of the poor or visit periodically a selected slum area to educate the dwellers there about health, hygiene, ill-effects of alcoholic addiction and also to inculcate in them cultural and spiritual values.
COLLEGE DAY
Celebrated every year in a grand manner during the last week of December. Highlights of the college day : Field Display consisting of
March Past, Gymnastics, Parallel Bar exercises, Band Display, Pyramids formation and Yogasana display. Stage programme consisting of Vedic chanting, bhajan, recitations,leadership award, gold medal and prize distribution and address by the dignitaries. Cultural programmes consisting of Drama, Group Dance, Group Song, Band Orchestra.
Exhibitions in Science, Humanities, Fine Arts, Computers, Philately.
OTHER IMPORTANT EVENTS
Students council election, formation and oath taking
Annual Aquatic meet
Annual Athletic meet
Excursions
Living Place
Dress Code
Food
Disciple
Daily Routine
Distinct Features
- Students, grouped on the basis of age and class, live in spacious dormitories, well lighted and well ventilated.
- Each dormitory is in charge of a monastic member or a house master.
- Students take care of the upkeep of the dormitories including bathrooms and toilets.
For High School Boys :
VIII, IX and X standards- Grey trousers with blue shirts.
For P.U.C students :
PUC and II PUC – Grey trousers with white shirts. Dark brown blazers for all students during outing and on special occasions.
During games time :
Sports banian, shorts and shoes.
Night dress of their choice after 9.00 PM.
On special religious occasions :
White Dhoti and uttareeya (upper cloth).
A tailoring section attached to school stores caters to the clothing needs of the pupils.
Breakfast at 7.30 AM : South Indian snacks like Dosai, Idli etc., coffee/tea/milk.
Lunch at 12 Noon : Rice, Rasam, Sambar, Curry and Buttermilk.
Tea at 4.30 PM : Sweet, Khara, Coffee/tea/milk.
Supper at 8.20 PM : Rice, Rasam, Dhal/sambar/kurma, Chapati/bread, chutney, Bournavita/Badam milk.
The Institution has :
A modern bakery – Bread, Biscuits, cakes, Puff and other bakery products are occasionally provided to the students.
A garden which provides fresh vegetables, fruits and coconuts.
A dairy which supplies our requirement of milk.
Discipline is a way of life in Vidyashala. It is a vital factor in shaping one’s personality. It is inculcated in the pupils not as an imposition but as a normal growth under the process of training in self discipline and self help through every activity.
Students’Council :
Consists of a President, Vice President, General Secretary and a Joint Secretary – all elected directly by the students and other secretaries who are nominated. They all take oath of office at a function specially arranged for the purpose. These office bearers are put in charge of various sections like Prayer Hall, Dispensary, Food, Sports, Manual work, Literary activities, Music, Library, Reading Room, Magazines, Laundry, Stationery stores, Uniform and Outfit stores, Green Room, Audio visual section and Computer section. They all function under the guidance of swamijis and teachers.
Daily Routine :
Week Days
MORNING
A Special environment for teaching and learning amidst nature has been provided. s This also serves as an open Botanical Laboratory with system related plants around. 1. Nature School 2. Nature Classroom
DAIRY WRITING
To enable the pupils to record their thoughts, feelings and happenings, a special diary ‘My Educational Profile’ is provided.
‘My Educational Profile’ contains the Eleven Imperatives of Education with explanatory notes and checklists to enable the students to examine their own experiences, graphs to mark their height and weight and also their academic achievements.
FIVE minutes allotted everyday for diary writing.
Periodic check, guidance and prizes for effective diary writing.
FESTIVALS OBSERVED
National : Independence Day, Youth Day, Rajyothsava, Gandhi Jayanthi.
General : Onam, Sri Krishna Janmashtami, Ganesha Chaturthi, Shivarathri, Christmas, Jayanthi celebrations of Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi, Swami Vivekananda.
FRIENDS OF THE POOR
Service to the poor is made a part of education in Vidyashala through activities called ‘Narayana Seva’ and ‘Friends of the Poor’.
In these two programmes, students voluntarily contribute their mite to the poor not only in terms of money but also in terms of service.
They gift useful articles to the institutions which cater to the needs of the poor or visit periodically a selected slum area to educate the
Dwellers there about health, hygiene, ill-effects of alcoholic addiction and also to inculcate in them cultural and spiritual values.
COLLEGE DAY
Celebrated every year in a grand manner during the first or second week of January. Highlights of the college day : Field Display consisting of
March Past, Gymnastics, Parallel Bar exercises, Band Display, Pyramids and Mass P.T. Cultural Programmes consisting of Drama, Folk Dance,
Orchestra, Recitations etc. Exhibitions in Science, Humanities, Fine Arts, Computers, Philately and Book Exhibition.
Living Place
Dress Code
Food
Disciple
Daily Routine
Distinct Features
- Students, grouped on the basis of age and class, live in spacious dormitories, well lighted and well ventilated.
- Each dormitory is in charge of a monastic member or a house master.
- Students take care of the upkeep of the dormitories including bathrooms and toilets.
For High School Boys : VIII, IX and X standards- Grey trousers with blue shirts.
For P.U.C students : I PUC and II PUC – Grey trousers with white shirts. Dark brown blazers for all students during outing and on special occasions.
During games time : Sports banian, shorts and shoes.
Night dress of their choice after 9.00 PM.
On special religious occasions : White Dhoti and uttareeya (upper cloth).
A tailoring section attached to school stores caters to the clothing needs of the pupils.
Breakfast at 7.30 AM : South Indian snacks like Dosai, Idli etc., coffee/tea/milk.
Lunch at 12 Noon : Rice, Rasam, Sambar, Curry and Buttermilk.
Tea at 4.30 PM : Sweet, Khara, Coffee/tea/milk.
Supper at 8.20 PM : Rice, Rasam, Dhal/sambar/kurma, Chapati/bread, chutney, Bournavita/Badam milk.
The Institution has :
–> A modern bakery – Bread, Biscuits, cakes, Puff and other bakery products are occasionally provided to the students.
–> A garden which provides fresh vegetables, fruits and coconuts.
–> A dairy which supplies our requirement of milk.
Discipline is a way of life in Vidyashala. It is a vital factor in shaping one’s personality. It is inculcated in the pupils not as an imposition but as a normal growth under the process of training in self discipline and self help through every activity.
Students’Council : Consists of a President, Vice President, General Secretary and a Joint Secretary – all elected directly by the students and other secretaries who are nominated. They all take oath of office at a function specially arranged for the purpose. These office bearers are put in charge of various sections like Prayer Hall, Dispensary, Food, Sports, Manual work, Literary activities, Music, Library, Reading Room, Magazines, Laundry, Stationery stores, Uniform and Outfit stores, Green Room, Audio visual section and Computer section. They all function under the guidance of swamijis and teachers.
Daily Routine :
Week Days
MORNING
A Special environment for teaching and learning amidst nature has been provided. s This also serves as an open Botanical Laboratory with system related plants around. 1. Nature School 2. Nature Classroom
DAIRY WRITING
- To enable the pupils to record their thoughts, feelings and happenings, a special diary ‘My Educational Profile’ is provided.
- ‘My Educational Profile’ contains the Eleven Imperatives of Education with explanatory notes and checklists to enable the students to examine their own experiences, graphs to mark their height and weight and also their academic achievements.
- FIVE minutes allotted everyday for diary writing.
- Periodic check, guidance and prizes for effective diary writing.
FESTIVALS OBSERVED
- National : Independence Day, Youth Day, Rajyothsava, Gandhi Jayanthi.
- General : Onam, Sri Krishna Janmashtami, Ganesha Chaturthi, Shivarathri, Christmas, Jayanthi celebrations of Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Sarada Devi, Swami Vivekananda.
FRIENDS OF THE POOR
- Service to the poor is made a part of education in Vidyashala through activities called ‘Narayana Seva’ and ‘Friends of the Poor’.
- In these two programmes, students voluntarily contribute their mite to the poor not only in terms of money but also in terms of service.
- They gift useful articles to the institutions which cater to the needs of the poor or visit periodically a selected slum area to educate the
- Dwellers there about health, hygiene, ill-effects of alcoholic addiction and also to inculcate in them cultural and spiritual values.
COLLEGE DAY
- Celebrated every year in a grand manner during the first or second week of January. Highlights of the college day : Field Display consisting of
- March Past, Gymnastics, Parallel Bar exercises, Band Display, Pyramids and Mass P.T. Cultural Programmes consisting of Drama, Folk Dance,
- Orchestra, Recitations etc. Exhibitions in Science, Humanities, Fine Arts, Computers, Philately and Book Exhibition.
