Children are like precious gems.14th November is celebrated as children's day in all over India. 14th November is also the birthday of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India.

As every teacher always wish his children to be more happy, the staff of Sainik school kodagu made a memorable day for the cadets on the occasion of children’s day by performing various programs in the special assembly. Many teachers performed on the stage taking various roles like MC, Thought for the day, Speech and Skit. Mr.Ashokan designed a beautiful skit conveying about EACH CHILD IS SPECIAL.

In addition to the above, an exhibition cricket match was conducted between staff and cadets in the afternoon, wherein staff could not compete the cadets in the match. In order to involve all the cadets on the occasion, a tug of war was held between class VI and class VII. Though the strength of class VI is more than class VII, energetic levels of class VII made them win against class VI.

As a conclusion, tug of war was held between staff and cadets of class XII. Surprisingly staff were easily pulled away by the beloved cadets. Our school is proud to have such energetic batch with excellent fitness.

The prizes for all the events were awarded by the Administrative officer. Special snacks have been distributed for all cadets after the program.

                                                                                                                                                                     Report By: Mr. B V Ramesh, In Charge

Teachers’ Day was celebrated in the school with great pomp and show commemorating the teacher-philosopher-guide Dr. S . Radhakrishnan. The grand programme was organised in the Radha Krishnan Hall. The Hall was decorated with eco-friendly festoons which was the feast to the eyes  and it epitomized the  inherent talents of the cadets in Arts and Crafts. On this occasion, cadets of our school paid their respect to their teachers who enrich them with letters , numbers, information and  above all mold them to become a future officer in reputed Armed Forces of the country.

         Various games were conducted for the teachers and a mega cultural extravaganza was also part of the programme that included Bharatnatyam, Mimicry, solo dance etc.

Principal Gp Cpt R R Lall , Vice Principal Lt Col Manisha Sharma, Adm Officer  Sqn Ldr, D Mathew, Senior Master, all Academic and Administrative staff were present on this occasion.

                                                                                                                 Report By: Mr. Ashok Kangare, Asst. Master in Social Science