Skip to main content

"Mondays with Meaning"

By
             "Mondays with Meaning"
       At HPS Devrhubballi, every Monday brings a fresh beginning—filled with energy, values, and purpose. As a rural school nestled in tradition and hope, our week begins with a disciplined morning prayer that sets the tone for the days ahead.

The prayer assembly is not just a routine—it’s a celebration of learning and cultural richness. Students take turns reading from the Panchang (daily calendar), reciting Subhashitas (wise sayings), sharing Vachanas (spiritual-poetic expressions), introducing a Pustaka Parichaya (book overview), and engaging in a Rasaprashne (literary or knowledge-based riddle).

But the heart of the morning gathering lies in the Samvidhana Pitike—a daily reflection on the Indian Constitution. Hearing children speak about values like justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity reminds us why education is the strongest pillar of our democracy. These sessions not only build knowledge but also nurture a sense of responsibility and pride in young minds.

Our Physical Education teacher ensures the assembly and student movements are well-disciplined. Every step, every line, every voice in the prayer echoes coordination and mutual respect.

The school continues to reflect this orderliness during lunch. It’s a beautiful practice—students are served first. They eat calmly, under teachers’ supervision. Only after they finish, the teachers sit together for their meal. This system teaches both patience and respect—values deeply rooted in our school culture.

As the day comes to a close, students bid goodbye and head home. But the school day doesn’t end for us teachers. We stay back a little longer—checking classrooms, ensuring everything is in place, and preparing for the next day. It’s a quiet moment of reflection and readiness.

This rhythm of the week, especially Mondays, brings with it a sense of renewal. As a teacher and a Vidya Poshak Yuva Fellow, I feel proud to be part of this journey—where tradition meets discipline, and education shapes character.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Paper Boat – An Activity Based on Poetry

By
Paper Boat – An Activity Based on Poetry The students of 5th standard participated in a creative classroom activity based on the poem “The Paper Boat” written by Rabindranath Tagore. To understand the poem better, students made paper boats using their own unique ideas. On this day, Mr. Vijay visited the class and observed the session. He appreciated the students’ creativity and the innovative paper boats they had made. The poem was explained in Kannada, which helped the students clearly understand its meaning. The students enjoyed the activity and showed great interest in the lesson. The session made learning joyful, creative, and meaningful.
Post a Comment
Read more

I-n-t-e-r-a-c-t-i-o-n🗣️

By
                                                              I-n-t-e-r-a-c-t-i-o-n🗣️                                Today Our mentor Manjunath VT sir visited my class with interns and he did an common interaction with all students of my 6th class where all students felt happy by seeing the sir and they are waiting for Manjunath sir for his presence . Interns also enjoyed the interaction of Manjunath sir and he gave star to the students who told correct answer to all the questions that he asked . they enjoyed the learnings that they gave. It was very nice experience with the students and the interns.
Post a Comment
Read more

Sachetana Maths activities➕🕒➕

By
                               In the last week 4th standard students were involved in the Sachetana activities.  The activities include  Maths Puzzles , Introducing Fractions Through TLM , Introducing the Concept of Time , and Guess the Answer by Seeing the Numbers . These activities can help cultivate students' focus and creativity while enhancing their mathematical understanding. Our 4th standard students given the maths puzzle remaining students guessed the answers. Also they told the concept of time and fractions using simple models. 
Post a Comment
Read more