MILESTONES 2015-16

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“School” an Unique Education Journal published an interview of Mrs. Bhagyalakshmi, the Mathematics teacher for Grade 10 to 12 in their October Edition. 139
The Bond I Have With My Alma Mater No matter how silly and pretentious that sounds, I will always refer to my school as my alma mater. It is the place that has made me who I am, and still continues to affect my life in every aspect. I joined Silver Oaks in PP2 during its inception. Today, I am an 18 year old studying Economics, Psychology and Sociology at Christ University, Bangalore. The 13 year journey that I have had with my school shaped me as an individual, teaching me everything from values, attitudes, and most importantly, my confidence. As a school, Silver Oaks has always educated us for the things that actually mattered in the real world, instead of just our lessons. The teachers and all the people involved in our education have taught us how to find out what we were passionate about and strived hard to broaden our horizons. All the things that I am proud of today are avenues given to me by my school. From speaking at a TEDx conference when I was 14 to doing well in the boards and getting into the university I wanted to, the school has helped me in every possible way to realise my true potential. Like they say, it is the people that are the rock to any good institution. From our subject teachers to the principal and the director, everyone has always been a source of motivation and inspiration, rather than idols of authority or fear. They pushed us at every level to make sure that we worked hard to get what we wanted and ensured that we had the best at every point in our schooling. As an alumni of the school, I can proudly say that people recognise me for who I am and all the credit for that kind of an exposure goes to my school. I have been a part of the Silver Oaks family for 13 years, and I can say with confidence that no other institution could have empowered me like my school did. Today, it has been nearly 8 months since school got over and even now I look back to my school of inspiration and support. I know for a fact that as a member of the alumni, I will always be a part of my school and that gives me a sense of security and confidence. Each time I feel like I have achieved something I look back to my school and thank the institution for making me the person I am today. I am what my school has made me and I will continue to carry its ethos with me wherever I go, for the rest of my life. Amrutha Datla (Batch of <strong>2015</strong>) 140
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V. Dhanunjaya Director “IN CHARAC
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This has been the motto of our scho
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OATH-TAKING CEREMONY With the adven
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Homage to Dr. Abdul Kalam The recen
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Harvard Model United Nations Experi
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SUMMIT YOUR EVEREST On April 14th,
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PYP Student Led Conference Primary
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The Power of Art and Colour Aristot
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Acorns of Grade 10 designed the fro
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PYP Performing art exhibition held
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Also a workshop was conducted for t
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Teachers Day Celebrated as Street S
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Dr Sunitha Krishnan, a warrior agai
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Coins for the Country Me and My Cou
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Competitiveness helps in racing wit
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Grade 1 SECTION SCIENCE FUNDAS SPEL
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SECTION CEDAR PINE CREATIVE WRITING
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Grade 5 SECTION CREATIVE WRITING SP
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SECTION SCIENCE FUNDAS EQUATORS Gau
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Mind Spark Winners Sparkie Champs o
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Top 25 State Rank Holders - Olympia
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IPad integration in Design Models T
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Grade XII Students visited BITS, Hy
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The Pre-Primary acorns visited BHEL
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Story Telling Workshop for Primary
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their presentations were as engagin
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PYP teachers of Silver Oaks Hyderab
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59 The Principal Ms. Seetha Murty a
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NCC Best cadet Congratulations to R
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Onam Rakshabandhan Ramleela Airforc
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The erstwhile Rigor activity was co
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GRADE IV(GIRLS) JOYCI ELIORA KOYYAD
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Sl. No. SCHOOL GAMES FEDERATION OF
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GYMNASTICS CBSE NATIONAL GYMNASTICS
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22 nd SUB JUNIOR THROWBALL CHAMPION
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SWIMMING GLENDALE SWIMMING OPEN CHA
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CBSE SOUTH ZONE SKATING 2015-16 VEN
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BADMINTION SAPTHARSHI SAHODAYA TOUR
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S. No. NAME OF THE STUDENT GRADE EV
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Pre Primary Inter School Competitio
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Grade X Result ROLL NO CANDIDATE NA
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Silver Oaks Turns Publisher with th
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Page 92 and 93: Life without machines Have you ever
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Page 100 and 101: MOBOCRACY India is the world’s la
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Page 170 and 171: Grade II - Oysters Grade II - Seals
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Grade VI - Taj Mahal Administration
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Grade VII - Polars Grade VII - Sava
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Grade VIII - Deserts Grade VIII - G
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Grade IX - Grammys Grade IX - Magas
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Grade IX - Pulitzers Grade X - Anth
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Grade X - Neologists Grade X - Orni
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