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The Sylvan Voice

The Georgian Newsletter

June 2017-2018

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FROM THE EDITOR‟S DESK

The Laidlaw Memorial School and Junior College was founded in 1914 and has been the pinnacle of

Indian education, Laidlaw aims to create gentlemen and women who will soon be the future for this

country. The Sylvan Voice is a new venture by the creative minds of Laidlaw, the news letter is a

collection of the student‟s innovative ideas and the month‟s events. This month‟s Sylvan Voice

includes the sports events with each house giving its best to flourish with flying colours. This

month‟s events include chess, football, table tennis and debate. Hope you readers like this month‟s

issue.

-With regards, the Editor

The Editorial team:

Rahul

Nikash

Shreepathy

Soundharrya

Krithika Krisshiya

www.laidlawschool.org

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MORNING ASSEMBLY

The beginning of the new academic year saw a change in the morning assembly. The assembly

roster is prepared in such a way that all the students get a chance to speak and present their

ideas. We have class assembly and teachers‟ assembly once a week.

The Bible reading and message is followed by news and a Power Point presentation, which

revolves around various aspects of moral discipline, unique facts, inspiring quotes and

international day celebrations.


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SCIENCE PROJECT-CLASS IV (A)

We the students of IV-A had set up an experiment on how a seed grows. The class

was divided into four groups A, B, C and D. We were given seeds by our teacher. We

filled a container with mud and sowed seeds in it and watered it every day. Over the

course of two to three days the seeds began to sprout.

We were taught by our science teacher that the seed is the house of a future plant. We

were happy to see the shoot of the baby plants, with the seed coat protecting the

tender leaves. We were very happy to see the baby plant grow.

Every day we keep watching the growth of the seeds and are waiting to learn more.


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SMITHIES WORLD


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Colouring…….. Wow! Smithies love it.

Art competition for the Smithies was held on the 10th

June 2017 at Smith Cottage.

The Theme of this competition was “Inviting the Monsoon Season” in Ketti Valley.

„Water‟ is always one thing a child enjoys playing with and loves to get drenched.

„Monsoon‟ is water, water, water ……….. everywhere and anytime in Ketti. So to welcome this

season, we had the Art Competition based on it.

The competition started at 9.30 am and continued till 11.00 am. Each class had a different picture to

colour. The children were very excited, since it was the first competition and their favourite one.

Each and every child did a fantastic job. The class teachers were there to guide them but the

combination of colours used in each child‟s picture was unique and it was their own choice. Well

done Smithies!

The Art Teacher was the judge for this competition and the results are as follows:

FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE

Class 1 Heshna. R. Juan Nunez Nuthan Gowda.H.

Class 2 Jamie Lillywhite Ramsri. R. Nithrutha.T.D.

Class 3 Troy Atkinson Rebecca Mitchell Joshua Jones &

Joanna Megan. A.

Thanks to Mrs. Everett for all the support and guidance for this competition.


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CREATIVE FORUM

Being A Book

I am a book,

Teaching people how to cook,

But not knowing my name,

I have a good frame,

Besides being a book,

I wished to be a cook.

As he went through my pages,

I was bought by Mr. Tejas.

My journey from a sack,

Now, I am going on a vehicle`s back.

Bye, bye cook,

With love, your best book.

-Udell Payne, Prahnav K.S.

IX-B

Down the River Yamuna

Down the River Yamuna I rowed my boat,

As I had no companion I took along a goat.

The goat and I rowed all day and night,

But there were no boats or town in sight.

One day I noticed a hole in the boat with a blink of an eye,

I prayed to God and looked at the sky,

To help the goat but no help was nigh.

I threw him out of the boat

And then realised he could not float.

The goat cried as it wanted help,

Then I was caught in a kelp

It pulled me down, I started to scream

And then I woke up – it was dream

-Udell Payne, Prahnav K.S.

IX-B


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Acting

Tom Cruise, Will Smith, Ajith Kumar and Vijay Joseph are famous actors, but what

have they done so big to earn their fame? Why can`t we?

When a class one kid does mischief and tries to get away with it that is when he tends

to act. We act to get away from our mistakes, but when a person takes that to the next

level and becomes talented at it, that is when he tries to get on stage.

The answer for the first question – “What have they done so big to earn their fame?”

is that they overcame their stage fear. Of course, the actors act in front of cameras, not

a crowd of energetic and eager people, what does that have to do with stage fear?

Stage fear is that fear that arises when a person is going to perform in front of a

crowd, not only on stage. Even when those famous actors and stars perform in front

of a crowd they are not nervous, at all. There is only one thing that we can do to get

over that fear. That is to never feel that we are getting embarrassed. When we feel that

we are getting embarrassed we feel nervous and think of getting away from that place

fast. Actors also make mistakes like us but they learn from it and do not repeat it.

The answer for – “Why can‟t we?” always lies within us.

-Gurutham

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Adventures at Laidlaw

Imagine walking into the woods, quit as ever so silent apart from the cracking of

branches and the little whispering of fear of what might happen soon, lifting up the

branches to the next side and Oh my God! Run for your life there are bisons! RUN

RUN RUN! And from another side WE‟RE SCARING THEM, THEY‟LL CHARGE!

But no! Everyone screamed like life is at an end. Well it almost really was, all of us

climbing, falling, slipping. That was hilarious.”Ahhh!!!! I don‟t wanna die, I need to

live, I‟m young, I need to get

married”.

I‟m sure that was something that ran through our mind. Well, honestly I thought I‟d

meet God soon but it so happened that I escaped death. Coming back we somehow


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tried to climb, but that slope had to be so steep! The girls climbed up pulling branches

and the rest of us pushing them up. Well, I did look forward to some muscles.

Anyway, some of us being as selfish as we could get, tried another path and once

again, OH MY GOD THERE‟S ANOTHER BISON, there was chaos, screaming

slipping, falling all over. REALLY FUNNY! Yet very scary, but that Bison in fear ran

for its life and thanks to me, OH Sorry! All of us for the screams that scared it away

(although that is exactly what we were NOT supposed to do). Now! This is

something! Call it an experience. Something GEORGIANS enjoy. Proud to be a

Georgian and I‟m pretty sure you must be too.

Veronica Atkinson

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LIGHT IN THE DARK

Caila had been standing under the bus station for nearly an hour. As the minutes

ticked by, the rain grew stronger and stronger. For two sodden miles of the road there

was nothing to be seen except the fading light of the street lamp.

She sat down on the steel seats and took out her smart phone. The display gleamed

with a large notification, “low battery, 10%”. She frowned and put away the phone

and began to hum politely to herself. As a huge gush of wind brushed past her, she

looked at her wristwatch. 10:30. It was getting late and there was no sign of any

vehicle along that road, for a second she hoped that one of her friends would call her

but the low battery on her phone cancelled out that possibility.

Ten minutes later her phone screen came to life with an unknown message and it was

just a single word “pray”.

Initially confused, she tried to find out who sent her the message, but decided to

follow the text. She put down the phone and began to pray for some miracle to

happen.

After five long minutes of devotion, she eagerly looked from side to side hoping that

either the rain would stop or a vehicle would pass by but neither happened.


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She sat there cursing her luck and was about to break down when she felt something

by her leg. An umbrella. How come she hadn‟t seen that there before? She

immediately picked it up resolved to walk all the way home. She took out the phone

once again switched on the torch and began to make her way home.

When she was half way through her phone shut down and left her in complete

darkness. Shivering at the thought of the things that could go bad in the night she

began to chant a prayer. When she finished a bright light appeared at the edge of the

street, and muttering the words of thanks she walked on briskly. She, however, did

not seem to notice a large man holding the lantern under the shade of a commercial

shop, hoping that the rain would stop. She reached home twenty minutes later and her

fearful parents were happy that their only daughter had reached home safely.

That night before settling in for the night, she told her parents what had happened and

highlighted the “light in the dark”, her parents being virtuous and faithful

immediately started a prayer of thanks.

The next day when she called up work saying she couldn‟t attend, the reply surprised

her. “Oh Caila, were you stuck in the rain too? Even the Boss, called me saying he

was stuck at a bus station all night because some lunatic had taken away his umbrella

when he was returning to collect it after purchasing a lantern. Crazy right?”

Andrew Ronald Francis

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An Appeal to the Lord

I come before you today,

And there's just one thing that I want to say;

Thank you, Lord

For all You've given to me, for all the blessing that

I cannot see

Thank you, Lord;

With a grateful heart, with a song of praise, With

an outstretched arm, I will bless your name.

Thank you, Lord, I just want to thank you Lord,

Thank you, Lord, I just want to thank you Lord;

Thank You, Lord.

For all you've done in my life,

You took my darkness and gave me your light

Thank you, Lord

You took my sin and my shame,

You took my sickness and healed all my pain

Thank you, Lord

With a grateful heart, with a song of praise, With

an outstretched arm, I will bless your name.

Thank you, Lord, I just want to thank you Lord,

Thank you, Lord, I just want to thank you Lord;

Thank You, Lord.


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Maia Ponamma Annette Joju


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The Cultural Evening for the newcomers

Cricket Camp

The students of Laidlaw had the privilege of being trained by Mr. Srikumar an eminent cricketer,

who has played in Ranji Trophy matches and also represented Tamilnadu in the Irani Trophy.

Almost thirty students were part of this camp and we hope to see star cricketers emerging from this

group.


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Internationalism

World Environment Day – celebrated on June 5th

World Day against Child Labour – observed on June 12th

Yoga Day – celebrated on June 21st


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International Day against Drug Abuse – observed on June 26th


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The Prefects‟ Investiture Ceremony

Head Boy: Yashwanth C

Head Girl: Nikita Kay Santy

Deputy Head Boy: Pynthamizh Vasanthan

Deputy Head Girl: Deborah E Connors

Hamilton house prefects: Denzil Fredrick Henderson & Jovitha Rajdurai

Laidlaw house prefects: Pranav Sakthi S & Shanju S

Cockburn house prefects: Kavain Pranao A R & Benita Chirstobel C

Plummer house prefects: Yugesh Sanjeev A & Neha Jaya Kumar

Sports captains: Daniel Periera & Nivya S M

Cultural prefects: Krishna Raagavendhar T & Nethra R

Internationalism prefects: Arman Mathews & Nazneen Sameer

Guest prefects: Dheeraj R A & Teresa McDonald

Editorial prefects: Rahul R, Nikash J John, Shree Pathy Aiyappan, Soundharya

Meenakshi K, Krithika P A, Krisshya N.


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The Debating Forum

FIRST ROUND

First round of the junior English debate was held on 10th

June 2017 at the basketball court at

2.15pm. The topics for the debate were „Are humans too dependent on computers” and “Posting

students grades on bulletin boards motivates them”. The judges for the competition were Mrs. C.

Everett, Mrs. H Wheatley and Mrs. Nancy Preethi. The Participants were Ayaan Mathews and

Panchami N from Laidlaw House, Vivek Cherian and Karen Vania S from Plummer House, Harsith

G and Nethra R from Hamilton House, Yonick Sequeira and Mithra R from Cockburn House.

The Best Speaker was Harsith from Hamilton House and Runner-up Speaker was Karen Vania S

from Plummer house.

The House positions:

1. Hamilton 2. Plummer 3. Laidlaw 4. Cockburn

The inter house senior debate was conducted in Breeden Hall at 2.15 p.m. on 10th

June, 2017. The

debate comprised of two rounds, in the first round Laidlaw House competed against Plummer

House, on the topic “How far is competition necessary in regards to the learning process”. The

second round comprised of Cockburn and Hamilton House and they debated on the topic

“Demonetization is transparency curbing black money and curbs corruption”. After a fiery round of

debating Nikita of Laidlaw House was judged the best speaker and Keerthana of Cockburn House

was judged the runner-up speaker. The judges for the debate were Mr. Nelthropp, Mrs. Leena Suresh

and Mr. Vasu. Mr. Gary Everett, Principal, The Laidlaw Memorial School & Junior College

announced the results.


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House positions:

1. Laidlaw 2. Cockburn 3. Hamilton 4. Plummer

SECOND ROUND

The inter-house English Debate for juniors was held on 17th

of July 2017, in the basketball court.

The judges for the debate were Mr. Nelthropp, Mr. Vasu and Mrs. Nancy. The debate consisted of

two rounds, Hamilton and Plummer spoke on the topic” YouTube Should Be Blocked in Schools”.

Laidlaw and Cockburn spoke on the topic “Celebrities are Good Role Models.”

Veronica Atkinson was adjudged the best speaker and the runner up speaker was Pranav Hemjith.

House Positions

1. Hamilton 2. Laidlaw 3. Cockburn 4. Plummer

The inter-house debate for the seniors, held on 17th

June,2017 at Breeden hall started with a word of

prayer by our Principal, Mr. Gary Everett. The event consisted of two rounds. The topic for the first

round was “Cellular Phones Should Be Allowed in School.” Deborah Elizabeth Connors (Plummer

House) and Denzil Henderson (Hamilton house) argued in favour of the topic. Pynthamizh

Vasanthan A (Plummer house) and Nazneen Sameer (Hamilton house) spoke against the topic.

The topic for the second round was “Cyber bullying Can Be Curbed.” K.K. Vidhyalakshmi

(Laidlaw house) and G.R. Vishal (Cockburn House) spoke in favour of the topic. Krishna

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and K.K.Vidhyalakshmi.

House Positions

1. Hamilton 2. Laidlaw

3. Cockburn

4. Plummer

The Results for the month of June 2017

June 5,2017

June 5,2017

June 6, 2017

June 6, 2017

June 6, 2017

June 7,2017

Football (mini colts boys)

(colts boys)

Chess (Senior girls)

(Junior girls)

Table Tennis (Seniors)

(Juniors)

Chess (seniors & juniors )

Football (colts boys )

(mini colts boys )

Table tennis (seniors)

(juniors)

Cockburn beat Hamilton 1-0

Hamilton beat Cockburn 1-0

Plummer beat Laidlaw

Laidlaw beat Plummer

Hamilton lost to Cockburn 1-2

Cockburn lost to Hamilton 2-1

Cockburn beat Hamilton

Plummer beat Laidlaw 2-0

Laidlaw beat Cockburn 2-0

Plummer beat Hamilton 2-1

Hamilton beat Plummer 2-1

June 7, 2017 Chess (seniors & juniors) Cockburn beat Plummer 3-0


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June 7, 2017

June 8 2017

Football (mini colts boys )

(colts boys )

Football (colts boys )

(mini colts boys)

Laidlaw beat Cockburn 4-0

Cockburn beat Laidlaw 2-0

Plummer beat Cockburn 4-0

Plummer beat Cockburn 2-0

June 8 2017 Table tennis (Juniors & seniors) Laidlaw beat Hamilton 2-1

June 10 2017 Junior English debate Hamilton

June 10 2017 Senior English debate Laidlaw

June 12 2017 Football (juniors & seniors) Cockburn drew with Plummer

June 17 2017 Junior English debate Hamilton

June 17 2017 Senior English debate Hamilton


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The Campus Life


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The Annual Prize Day 2016-2017

The 103rd

Annual Prize Day for the year 2016-2017 was held on the 24th

of June 2017. The grand

event was presided by our Principal, Mr. Gary Everett. The members of the board of management

were present and the Chief Guest was one of the best educationists in the state, Mr. Bhatnagar. The

programme commenced with the school hymn followed by a word of prayer by the headmaster Mr.

Nelthropp and then the welcome address by the co-ordinator Mrs. C. Everett. The students who had

worked hard and strived in their academics as well as in their co-curricular activities were

appreciated and awarded prizes. Mr. Bhatnagar addressed the gathering towards the end of the

programme. He had appreciated the students, the teachers and rest of the administration for putting

in a lot of effort in everything. The event ended with the vote of thanks by Mr. Nelthropp, followed

by the School Song and National Anthem.

The Prize List

STD. I

CLASS PRIZE

COMPUTER STUDIES PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE

MATHEMATICS PRIZE

SOCIAL STUDIES PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

SUE ANN JUDITH COLLINS

RAM SRI R

MEGAN AMY SMITH

NIRANJANA N


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STD. II

CLASS PRIZE


MATHEMATICS PRIZE


TAMIL PRIZE


HINDI PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE


STD. III

CLASS PRIZE

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRIZE


ENGLISH PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

SCIENCE PRIZE

SCIENCE PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE


MATHEMATICS PRIZE

HIRANMAYI T KARTHIKEYAN

JOSHUA SAVIO JONES

REBECCA MITCHELL

ROSHAN N

AADHAV KARTHI S

MAYUR RIYTHVIK M K

MIRTANYAA S

SHASHINI S


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STD. IV

CLASS PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE

HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY PRIZE

SCIENCE PRIZE

MATHEMATICS PRIZE


ENGLISH PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE

STD. V

CLASS PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE


MATHEMATICS PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE

SCIENCE PRIZE


HINDI PRIZE

STD. VI

CLASS PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE

HISTORY, CIVICS & GEOGRAPHY PRIZE

HARSHAVI M

DHEEPATHARINI M

ROYSTIN STANTON COLLINS

SASHMITHAA R S

ANDREA SHARON HOLDEN

MUGHIL S P

CHAKKRESH S K

DIPSIKHA NAYAK

HAMRISHA M


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MATHEMATICS PRIZE

SCIENCE PRIZE


STD. VII

CLASS PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE


HINDI PRIZE

PHYSICS PRIZE


CHEMISTRY PRIZE

MATHEMATICS PRIZE

BIOLOGY PRIZE

STD. VIII

CLASS PRIZE

PHYSICS PRIZE


BIOLOGY PRIZE


MATHEMATICS PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE

CHEMISTRY PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE

POORVITHA V

SUDEEP U

THARA N

MATHEW BAIJU

NAMBIAPARAMBIL

JAGAT GOWDAA S

SIDDARTH P T

TANYA NAIDU

PREETHI POORNIMA B

ARUN N

AYAAN MATHEWS

BHAVADHARINI M

SUJAI GEORGE SHAJI


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STD. IX

CLASS PRIZE

PHYSICS PRIZE

CHEMISTRY PRIZE

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS PRIZE

MATHEMATICS PRIZE

BIOLOGY PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE


BIOLOGY PRIZE

ENGLISH PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE

BIOLOGY PRIZE

STD. X

ENGLISH PRIZE

HINDI PRIZE

TAMIL PRIZE


SCIENCE PRIZE


MATHEMATICS PRIZE

ART PRIZE

COMMERCIAL STUDIES PRIZE

HOME SCIENCE PRIZE

COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS PRIZE

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS PRIZE

SARVESH R

KOWSHAL RAJ R P

SANJAY KARTHI V

SHRUTHII D V

VIDHYALAKSHMI K K

PAUL JOHN

SOUNDHARYA R

HARIESH R D

J RAJA CHIDAMBARAM

ABINESH KUMAR S

MAIA PONNAMMA R

SARAH R SUARES

SHRRAVANTHE T S

KEERTHANA M

YAMIN NATHER S


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ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS

PRIZE STD. XI

JOSHUA MICHAEL

CLASS PRIZE

COMMERCE PRIZE

ART PRIZE

CHEMISTRY PRIZE

PHYSICS PRIZE

BIOLOGY PRIZE

ECONOMICS PRIZE


PSYCHOLOGY PRIZE

BIO-TECHNOLOGY PRIZE

HISTORY PRIZE

GEOGRAPHY PRIZE

STD. XII

ENGLISH PRIZE

PSYCHOLOGY PRIZE

BIO-TECHNOLOGY PRIZE

MATHEMATICS PRIZE

PHYSICS PRIZE

CHEMISTRY PRIZE


ECONOMICS PRIZE

ACCOUNTS PRIZE

HOME SCIENCE PRIZE

COMMERCE PRIZE

NIKASH JACOB JOHN

ANDREW RONALD

FRANCIS ASHWIN K

JOVITHA R

KAVIN PRANAO A R

KRISHNA RAAGAVENDHAR T

NAZNEEN SAMEER

RAHUL RAJESH

ERIKA JUDITH BIVERA

ADITHYA K

PUJIT N GOLCHHA

SHRIRAM KASHYAP S M

VARSHINI S

VITHUL V


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SPECIAL PRIZES

BEST STUDENT IN STD. IX

THE THIRUMALAI KANNAN GOLD MEDAL

FOR THE BEST STUDENT IN STD. XI

THE PEARCE MEDAL FOR COMING FIRST AT the ICSE EXAM OF 2017

THE STAFF MEDAL FOR COMING FIRST AT the ISC EXAM OF 2017

THE PRINCIPAL'S AWARD - THE BEST SPORTS PERSON

THE PRINCIPAL'S AWARD FOR INTEGRITY AND GOOD CONDUCT

THE PRINCIPAL'S AWARD -THE BEST PUPIL

THE EDWARD HAMMICK COCK HOUSE SHIELD

SHRUTHII D V

NETHRA R

HARIESH R D

PUJIT N GOLCHHA

NITISH KUMAR M

S M SHRIRAM KASHYAP

ERIKA JUDITH BIVERA

HAMILTON

BOYS’ INTER-HOUSE TROPHIES

THE HARDINGE CUP FOR CRICKET

THE PERTH CUP FOR HOCKEY

THE CHELSEA CUP FOR SOCCER

THE INTER-HOUSE CHESS CUP

THE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL ROLLING SHIELD FOR INTER-HOUSE ATHLETICS

THE INTER-HOUSE BASKETBALL TROPHY

THE INTER- HOUSE TABLE TENNIS TROPHY

THE SHAMSHER SINGH CUP FOR INTER-HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY

HAMILTON

HAMILTON & PLUMMBER

HAMILTON & PLUMMBER

LAIDLAW

HAMILTON

HAMILTON

LAIDLAW

LAIDLAW


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THE L.MOOLCHAND ROLLING TROPHY FOR HAMILTON

CHAMPION HOUSE

THE INTER-HOUSE TENNIS TROPHY HAMILTON

GIRLS’ INTER-HOUSE TROPHIES

THE ALAN BOGG CUP FOR INTER-HOUSE PLUMMER

CROSS COUNTRY

THE NORAH HAMMICK SHIELD FOR COCKBURN

HOCKEY

THE CUP FOR INTER-HOUSE TABLE COCKBURN & PLUMMER

TENNIS

THE MRS. SHEILA IRANI TROPHY FOR HAMILTON

ATHLETICS

THE MRS. N.P. COOPER TROPHY FOR HAMILTON

BASKETBALL

THE SHRI NANJIAN MEMORIAL TROPHY HAMILTON

FOR CHAMPION HOUSE

THE INTER-HOUSE TENNIS TROPHY COCKBURN

COMBINED BOYS & GIRLS

THE ARASAN A.M.S. GANESAN CUP FOR

INTER-HOUSE CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

THE CUP FOR P.T & MARCHING

HAMILTON

HAMILTON

THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT STUDY

COCKBURN

SHIELD

Honouring Sri. Gopal Bahadur, Watchman for completing 25 years of Service.


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Credits

1. Our Patron: Mr. Gary Dominic Everett

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