Weekly Update Part III

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    Now that another week has gone, our classes are still finishing text-based assignments at a slow pace. I was able to finish the second chapter all the way through by this coming Thursday. It's been fulfilling despite the sluggish development.

 

    Together with Pandalam's Precise Eye Hospital, the school hosted "Drishyam 2024," an eye exam event. The occasion was an important endeavour to support student eye health. At 10:00 am, Smt. Rethidevi V., our beloved Headmistress, gave it her official opening. All pupils had thorough eye exams as part of the programme, allowing for the early detection and treatment of any possible vision issues. The event was performed with efficiency and organisation, demonstrating the commitment of the Precise Eye Hospital specialists as well as the school personnel. Many pupils gained important insights about our eye health from the examination.






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