Principal’s Message
My Dear Patricians,As we approach the sunset of the YEAR OFACCOMPLISHMENT,let us celebrate and behappy and content for the year it has been;for the multiple graces and favours we havereceived from God Almighty; for the successesthat we have attained and for the goals that wehave achieved. This successful venture wouldnot have been possible without the combinedefforts of each and every one of you whohave contributed in every way, whether big orsmall, to make the Year of Accomplishment avery fulfilling one.During this year,the 10th Birthday ofthe inception St.Patrick’s Academy,weremembered with gratitude the ten gloriousyears that the school has traversed, theachievements, the challenges, the successesthat were set for us to follow. We paid homageto our pioneers who strived tirelessly to createan edifice that we are so proud of today - thecynosure of all eyes. As Patricians,we can baskgleefully in the glory that is ours, passed onby those who have gone before us somethingthat we will preserve for posterity and carryforth to greater heights in the future.Walt Disney once said ‘you can dream, create,design and build the most wonderful idea inthe world, but it requires people to make thedream reality’.This is certainly the case inSt.Patrick’s Academy. The reality is that thelearning experiences and projects that havetaken place this year could not have happenedwithout a great deal of commitment andsupport from you all.Our school is highly regarded internally andexternally and it always makes me proud tohear consistently positive feedback fromvisitors from all walks of life.The Year ofAccomplishment has been a year of positivechange, growth and development for us andone change I am personally very proud of isthe huge improvements we have achievedin the connectedness between all groupsassociated with the school.Our school is fullof awesome students who arrive each dayready, willing and able to learn together.Today as the name and fame of the schoolreverberates across all corners of the stateand country,let us renew and rejuvenate ourefforts and continue to work even harderto sustain our rich heritage.We are morethan happy for the many firsts we haveaccomplished across the various activitiesof the school in the year 2014-15, be itacademic, cultural, sports and extracurricularactivities. Spurred on by the successes andinnovations of the past 10 years, and theinspirations of our pioneers, there can beno challenge, no obstacle, which we willnot strive to conquer in our future quest toattain the pinnacles of glory that was thevision and mission of our founding fathers.For the first time this year, 106 studentsin the ICSE and 41 students in the ISCclasses are taking the Board Examination –a clear sign of better things to come in thefuture. Our prayers and good wishes gowith them, even as they are busy with theirexaminations, so that they will accomplishglory and graduate with flying colours. It isindeed heartening to know, that each one ofyou has chosen to pray for every one of ourstudents appearing for the examinations sothat they accomplish the goals they have setfor themselves.This year, several innovative programmeswere put in place especially in the DanielDelany Block to enhance the quality ofinstruction and assistthe tiny-tots achieveexcellence in their quest for perfection.So too in the Main School the wide arrayof activities have motivated the studentsto achieve greater heights and relish thesuccesses they have achieved inIMPORTANT DATES MAY - JUNEthe Cultural Arena, the Sportsfield and in Academics as a whole.The Tenth Mega Annual Day, thespecial highlight of the year, wasReport Card Day 28th Marcha resounding success for all of us,( 8.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m )drawing accolades from near andSpecial Classes 4th May (IX, X & XII)far. Over 1500 students took toBook Distribution 23rd Maythe stage to portray the journey of(Class VII & below 8.30-11.00)St.Patrick’s Academy over the tenTerminal Examinations 25th May (Class X & XII)years, in song and dance, in herReopening Day 1st June (UKG to XII)quest for excellence. Long afterLKG orientation 5th & 6th Junethe dust has settled the euphoriaPre KG Orientation 11th Junestill lingers on and has become amoment of glorious achievementMs. Ancy AntonyPrincipal’s Messagein the years to come.One of the most critical factors of any successfulschool is the staff. The team at St.Patrick’sAcademy continue to work collaborativelytogether to best meet the needs of our students.I am grateful for the time and energy they putinto their positions. They give so much morethan what is expected to the school and thechildren. Thank you teachers for everythingyou do for the school and community. In thevarious competitions, both Inter & Intra, ourstudents have excelled and brought backbagfulsof awards and trophies and have wonpride and glory for the school and themselves.(Continued in 8 th page.)Bouquets ofGratitude The academic year 2014-15,theYear of Accomplishment, was a celebrationand reliving of all the glorious milestonesaccomplished in all these years in the arenaof education. As we reach the verge of thisyear, our hearts overflow with gratitude toour Management and Staff. Its truly an honourto say that our teachers are the embodimentof love ,zest for innovation and passion forchildren. As we travelled from June 2014to March 2015 without any doubt we cansay, we enjoyed this year which was filledwith activities and at the same time we gaveequal importance to our academics. We areindebted to the management for providinga wonderful ambience for study, remarkableinfrastructure, expert team of teachers,innovative and smart class rooms, creative lab,activity based learning etc. They can never beseen elsewhere. We extend our bouquets ofgratitude to the Management and the Staff.Patricians
Page2*Issue -17* March 2015Congratulations!! We are proud of you allMs. Ancy AntonyStudent Icon 2014-1515th NationalPatricians are bringing into reality the idea ,’ShineSpeed Skating Open Championship 2015where you are’. Renny Antony and Maria Poly of class15thNationalSpeedSkating Championship wasorganized by Speed SkatingFederation of India. It washeld in J.N Stadium from 31stJanuary to 1st February2015. It was conducted byTamilnadu Speed SkatingAssociation.Fernando Biju(IV) and Pavan Sai Prathap(VI) represented SPA at thenational level. Fernandosecured three gold medalsand Pavan secured one goldin relay.X participated in the All Kerala Personality AssessmentCompetition, Student Icon held in Sacred Heart PublicSchool Mookkannur on 17th January, 2015. Our studentsbagged the first prize which included the certificates,trophies and cash prize of Rs 10000/-. More than 30schools participated in this competition which was dividedinto several tough rounds. They had to prove their talentsin public speaking, group discussion, general knowledge,stress round etc, Both of them proved themselves inthese rounds and came out with the ‘Rolling Trophy’. Wecongratulate them for bringing glory to the school fortwo consecutive years.Salesia Memorial Jyothi Inter SchoolCompetition 2014-15Ernakulam District Roller BallChampionship 2014on 27th & 28th December, 2014Salesia Memorial JyothiInter School Competitionwas held in Jyothi NivasCentral School , Aluvaon 31st January, 2015.SiddharthDeepesh(Class VIII) and AnandaKrishnan R ( Class IX)received second prizein the Inter School QuizCompetition. NandanaNair ( Class VII) received3rd prize in English Recitation. We bagged the SalesiaMemorial Ever Rolling Runners Up Trophy 2014-15MIR reaNTORS Inter School Painting CompetitionNTSEEXAMWINNERSDeon Paul6th Rank, StateLeon Paul4th Rank, StateSathyadeepam Scholarship WinnersElmia WilsonJuvan Paul1st Prize1st PrizeGroup ‘A’ Category Group ‘B’ CategoryICSE Scholarship WinnersJovita JollyJesvin Jose1st PrizeII PrizeGroup ‘C’ CategoryFelix Palatty-Daily quiz winner 2014-15
Page3*Issue -17* March 2015Christmas Celebration19th & 20th DecemberChristmas is a season of Joy and merrymaking. St. Patrick’s Academy celebratedChristmas in a rather ravishing way.The Delany Block and the Senior Blockcelebrated Christmas with all exuberance.The wonderful crib, the nativity play,Santas and exchange of warm greetings,truly brought out the spirit of the season.Classes were decorated beautifully bythe students and the teachers. Studentsexchanged Christmas gifts with theirChristmas friends which was followed byClass-wise Christmas party. ‘Snow Man’,made of plastic bottles and plastic covers,by the Creative Lab, was the highlight ofthe day.BrothersfromdifferentPatricianinstitutions attended the programme. Theloving presence of Bro. Tomy Varghese,our former Principal was a real blessing .Mariya Manoj, XI AMaking Christmas Merrier in Delany BlockHeart-melting fantasy with magic towarm our hearts in winter. With all glitter andglamour keep the children engaged throughthe festive season. At the end we have the bigreveal.Snowman of SPAOne of the striking features of SPA isundoubtedly the Creative Lab Faculty. Eachseason is an occasion for them to make peoplesay ‘wow’. This Christmas, they are ready withthe heart melting fantasy to warm our hearts.They never ran after the glitter and glamourfor this purpose. They just took some wastebottles and other tiny materials. At the endwe have the big reveal. The snowman and theChristmas tree. It was simply stunning andsurprising to behold the snowman. It was truefun and joy for the children and teachers towitness this wonderful creation.Ms. DencySantas from SnowlandNativity PlayDazzling performersChristmas PartySpreading Christmas Cheer
Page4*Issue -17* March 2015Decennial CELEBRATIONSDusk never really fell on the sprawling and picturesquecampus of St.Patrick’s Academy on January 10. Remaining awash inthe light, the campus had been trained to the platform for the studentsto exhibit their cultural exuberance.The mega decennial celebrations held in the school on 10thJanuary, 2015, was a novel concept executed by the school withaplomb. It saw the active participation of its entire strength of about1050 participants and 160 volunteers with about 6000 spectatorslooking on.The five hour long cultural extravaganza had on display theentire panorama of the 10 glorious years of the school from GratitudeGrand inauguration of the decennial year-lighting the lampby Dr.M.C.Dileepkumar.Theme Dancers-Filled with gratitudeThe sweet shepherd dancers2005-2006 to Accomplishment 2014-2015.Mr. Dileep Kumar, the ViceChancellor of Sree Sankaracharya University ofSanskrit, graced the occasion with his augustpresence and inspiring words.The Guests of Honour,playback singer Ranjini Jose and cine artistSajan Palluruthy were both wonderstruckat the exquisite performance witnessed andhailed the school authorities and volunteersfor organizing an event of such magnitude.ThePrincipal,Bro.Christopher Dawes, presented the AnnualReport which enumerated the variousactivities- academic, curricular, co-curricular,extra curricular, arts, sports and outreachprogrammes taken up by the Patricians as partof the educational scheme.The cultural extravaganzahighlighted the ten glowing years of our school,depicted by the life of four great personalitiesof world history – Bishop Daniel Delany,St.Patrick, Walt Disney and King Asoka . BishopDaniel Delany portrayed the years of gratitudeand hope while St. Patrick, thanksgiving andblessing. Walt Disney taught us to aspire andhence highlighted the Years of ExcellenceCrisis of YouthOur Anchors-Warming up the audience foran exhilarating eveningVibrant sky dancers in rainbow coloursDummy Dancersand Aspiration. King Ashoka’s message was to change for the better, portraying the yearsof Transformation and Transition. The Irish carnival was put up to indicate the years ofSynergy and Accomplishment.The grand finale was well received by the crowd. The carnival parade was flagged off bythe Irish fairy, ‘Leprachaun’.The cute and energetic performance of our kiddies entertained all.The Newspaper Boys
Page5*Issue -17* March 2015The curtains came down onthe celebrations with thevote of thanks by Head Boy,Mathews Baby and HeadGirl, Sona Maria Paul.The mammoth crowd was and left the venue with lingering memories that will last forsimply stunned at the long.Elza Maria Baby, XI-Amesmerizing performancePATRICIANS’-head held highListen to the voice of our versatile choirThe Angel appearing to the young PatrickPerformers making the audience spellboundCentum - ISC PhysicsCentum - ICSE ComputerApplicationsPrincipals AwardCock House - DelanySCORE BOARDDELANY340ALOYSIUS 309First Runner Up - AloysiusSecond Runner Up- Gandhi and TagoreGANDHI258TAGORE257Water Dance
Page6*Issue -17* March 2015Happy Birthday To YouDear Brother 1 7 t h J a n u a r yBro. Christopher Dawes was surprised and thrilled at thelove and immense affection showered by the Patricians. Bro. Christopher’s Birthday was celebrated in the Delany block with muchpomp and show. Students in the main block accompanied Bro.Christopher from his office to a ravishing stage. Students surprisedhim with a wonderful dance. Students and teachers expressed theirlove for him with bouquets. Class VIII and IX presented melodious songs and wonderful dances in order to add colour to the day.The exuberant performances displayed by the students truly filledBrother’s eyes and heart. Rose Maria Antoo IX BBro Christopher along with the tiny tots.You are our sunshineBond of loveyou Brother.RunKerala Run Thank14th January2 0 t h J a n u a r yJanuary 20th was an auspiciousday in the history of Kerala. TheGovernment of Kerala conductedthe programme “ Run KeralRun” to promote the NationalGames. Our school took partin this fabulous programme.Students of Classes VII, VIII andIX along with teachers, ran a distance of 2 kmto the nearest checkpoint. Bro.ChristopherDawes flagged off the cross-country run. Therich and the rhythmic band of SPA kept theonlookers on the road spell bound.Don Paul Jolly, XI ARadio SPA14th November was filled withsurprises. One such was the StudentRadio.OurPrincipal,BrotherChristopher Dawes, inaugurated itofficially and announced the nameof our student radio: “ The Voice ofSPA” . The radio aims at entertainingstudents. It conducts interviews andhelps to showcase talents. An auditionfor the Radio Jockeys was conducted inthe creative Lab. Many students took partand got selected. We are thankful to ourschool and the management for it.Manna Elza JohnIX BOn 14th January, 2015, a special assembly was organizedby the Student Council for our beloved Bro.Tomy Varghese,our Former Principal. It was on this day that we celebratedthe grand success of our decennial celebrations. Sincerethanks to each and everyone who worked behind the grandsuccess of the show. On behalf of the school, a mementowas presented to Bro.Tomy, by the Student Councilmembers. Mere words will not be enough to express ourgratitude to Bro.Tomy for the innumerable innovations hehad brought about in the school. We also bade farewellto Bro.Tomy who was going back to Mussoorie after twodays.Anjana Liz Sajeev, IX B
Page7*Issue -17* March 2015Outreach2014-1513th DecemberMusical ChairTiny Tots- bubbling with joyThe Outreach Programmewas organized on 13thDecember, 2014, in theDaniel Delany Block, bythe Board Batches ofAccomplishment , ClassesX and XII. The Patriciansexhibited their zest. Theday was enriched withdances, songs and a skitportraying the birth of JesusChrist. The day was madespecial for the aged as wellas the young ones. It wasa spectacular stage for themto exhibit their hidden talents.Teachers organized games andprizes were distributed by thePrincipal. The day got over witha sumptuous lunch served withaffection and care by the batchesof Accomplishment. Gifts andcash to various needy places wasthe highlight of the event. Theday was made memorable forthem and the Patricians.Angel Augustine,XI AMaking Christmas- morebeautiful with the joy ofsharing and caring.Our Blessings to you allBro. Christopher awarding the talentsBatch of AccomplishmentFarewell XIIClass XII students sharing their joywith Brother.31st January“ Good byes are not for everGood byes are not the endThey simply mean I will miss youtill we meet again”Class XI made ‘January 31st ‘a red letter day in the hearts of ClassXII.The Ellallequa 2015, organised forour seniors in Delany Hall, startedaround 2pm.Thecolourfuldances,songs, memento distribution, videopresentations and a short film “Back toSchool” all added colour to the eve.The Twelth in all theirglamourous looks and attire alsoenjoyed the eve. The experiencesshared by them touched the hearts oftheir teachers.As we bid adieu to our dear seniors,wewill definitely miss their presence. Thetheme Ellallequa was not chosen outof the blue! Rather it delivered ouremotions Till the meeting”Elza Maria Baby, XI ATo seniors from junior- heart touching song by Class XIHead Boy, Mathews Baby and Head Girl,Sona Maria, passing the light of knowledge and prosperity to Bro. Christopherfor the next batches.Class XII offering memento to Bro.ChristopherDawes and Bro. Earnest Martin
Page8*Issue -17* March 2015KIDSCORNERThe last term of this academic year witnessedmany more events in DDB. It was wonderful to seehow the children of UKG faced tough competitionin the speech contest. They left the judgesbewildered with their accent and content. TheUKG craft show was also commendable.As the final leg of the academicsession progressed, it was heart- warming tosee, how in each class assembly, students putup wonderful shows to convey their gratitudeto teachers.It was also another feather on thecap for the DDB, when Leon Paul of ClassIII secured the state fourth rank in NTSEExamination.We had a dental check up forthe students of LKG to Class III on Feb7th. The Planetarium show was excitingfor the children. They got a feel of goingto space while sitting and enjoying it.As the children are preparingfor a long holiday, I wish them the verybest.Ms.Tulasi Nair, Jr. Co-ordinatorDental Check upDRESS DAYAnnual DAYMObILE PlanetariumA wonderful Planetarium, a theatre was builtfor SPA children. It was a forty five minute showwhich helped children to navigate through space, gaininformation regarding black hole, principle behind theworking and launching of rockets Children were trulyamazed and surprised to behold such a wonderfulexperience. Students from Class I to IX could see andenjoy this wonderful planetarium.Principal’s MessageContinuation from page 1Inspired by the accomplishments we have achieved over the past tenyears, we intend to introduce the Commerce Section into the curriculumfor the Higher Secondary Students in the new academic year, so thatthe students can be better prepared to enter the world of Businessand Commerce that is readily available to them. For those who are notso attuned to pursue a scientific education in their future careers, ordo not have the scientific temper to do so, the field of Business andCommerce opens up a vista of multifarious opportunities that will helpthem find a place in the ever progressing world. While the opportunitiesare limitless and challenging at the same time, we are equally preparedto encourage and motivate our students to take optimal advantageof what it has to offer, so that they can create a niche for themselvesin society at large.In conclusion, let us thank God for bringing us to a very fulfillingand successful YEAR OF ACCOMPLISHMENT and look forwardto another even more successful year to nurture and uphold thevalues which is the hallmark of St.Patrick’s Academy.God Bless you.Bro. Christopher DawesPrincipal
Page9*Issue -17* March 2015Republic DayRepublic Day was celebrated in St.Patrick’sAcademy. A wonderful powerpoint waspresented to bring out the true spirit of theday. Tableau and speech by children reallycould evoke all the feelings in the mindsspectators.Foundation DaySt. Patrick’s Academy, Angamaly celebrated Foundation Day on February 2nd. Thevaluable and selfless service rendered by Patrician Brothers is fondly remembered inthis day. Patricians were attired in the Decennial T-shirt to accord a warm welcometo our Principal Bro. Christopher Dawes, Vice Principal, Bro.Earnest Martin andCommunity Leader, Bro. Abraham Variath. Students felicitated the brothers andhonoured them with Ponnada. A wonderful visual treat was given to them andlater they cut the cake to spread their joy and love. Our Sen. Coordinator, Ms. AncyAntony displayed a very informative presentation on the life history of Bp. DanielDelany and the Patrician Brothers.Thank you Dear BrothersGratitude is overflowing in each and every corner of SPA. Themonth of March was truly displayed all the emotions of Patricians . Patricians dedicated the month of March to voice their love and gratitudeto the Brothers, Management and Teachers through assemblies inculcating skits, songs, speeches etc.It is hard for us to close our mouths without expressing ourlove. We are indeed proud to be a part of the Patrician family. I wouldlike to record my heartfelt gratitude to Bro. Christopher Dawes for beinga great pillar of support for us. From the bosom of my heart I would liketo thank Bro. Earnest Martin who had been with us with his loving presence. Words are not enough to express our gratitude to Bro. AbrahamVariath for his paternal presence and prayers.I would like to thank ourSenior Co-ordinator Ms. Ancy who offers her relentless service with hersoul and heart. A great thank you to our Middle School Co-ordinatorMr. Sanu and Junior School Co-ordinator Ms.Tulasi.Our bouquets oflove to our wonderful teachers who inspired us and made us strong. Weexpress our love and appreciation to our non-teaching staff for theirvaluable service and effort. Once again I would like to thank each andeveryone on behalf of the Patrician Community.Bond of Love.St. Patrick’s Academy stands tall, towering in its glory in theyear of Accomplishment. SPA always recognizes and appreciates theselfless effort of each and every person behind it and always madeit a point to nurture the same moral values in all the Patricians. Thenon-teaching staff plays a pivotal role in the development of ourschool. Students of Class XII organized the programme on behalf ofthe student community on January 31st.Students extended gifts tothe non-teaching staff as a token of their love
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Page12*Issue -17* March 2015VIIICBi-BoxVIIIDIX AIX BXAXBXCXIXIISeminarSPA is always full of innovations and surprises. Awonderful workshop was held for SPA student onFebruary 28. The workshop was truly marvelousand surprising for it transformed our children intoscientists of the future. The workshop was truly agreat venture which helped to identify the scientifictemper of mind in SPA students and it really firedtheir brains to make surprising working models likemachines to detect the drunkard drivers and to stopthe vehicle, smart kitchen which immediately sensesthe presence of any gas and automatically switcheson the exhaust fan , the machine to clean the floor,vehicles which gave alarm to fire station, policestation and hospital once an accident occurs.PRAYER SERVICE Batches of AccomplishmentWe, the board batches ofClasses X and XII are truly fortunateand blessed to be part of thepatrician family. A prayer service wasoffered for Class XII on February4th and for Class X on February7th in the presence of our lovingteachers and parents. It was truly adivine experience, a platform for usto offer our soul and heart to Godand all our well wishers throughprayers. Readings from the holybooks and the lighted candles thatwe received from Bro. Christopher,Bro. Abraham and Ms. Ancy, reallystirred our hearts. Our teachers, withstretched hands, blessed and prayedfor us and it was indeed a momentwhen we lifted our hearts to God. Ourhearts overwhelmed with the loveand gratitude to our dear parents andteachers. The spiritual strength thatwe received through these prayersis enough to endure and face allthe challenges and obstacles thatwe come across. On behalf of thePatricians I would like to thank ourdear Principal Bro. Christopher Dawes, VicePrincipal, Bro. Earnest Martin and CommunityLeader, Bro. Abraham Variath for being ourinspiration and support. I record my heartfeltsentiment and love to Ms. Ancy, our coordinator,for her valuable guidance. We hope the powerof this prayer will bring glory to our school andto each and every student of ours.
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