Internship

 Red Ribbon Quiz A Red Ribbon Quiz was conducted to create awareness among students about HIV/AIDS, its prevention, and healthy lifestyles. Students participated enthusiastically and demonstrated their knowledge and awareness. The programme concluded with the distribution of prizes to the winners, appreciating their performance and encouraging greater participation in future awareness activities.

 The selection of NSS volunteers was conducted through different activities. The process included cleaning the school premises, an interview, essay writing, and an orientation session. These activities helped assess the students’ interest, commitment, communication skills, and willingness to participate in social service activities. The orientation also helped students understand the objectives, responsibilities, and activities of NSS.

 Preparation of School Vegetable Garden by NSS Volunteers NSS volunteers actively participated in preparing the school vegetable garden. They cleaned the garden area, removed weeds, loosened the soil, and prepared the land for cultivation. The activity helped the volunteers understand the importance of organic farming, teamwork, and environmental conservation. It also encouraged students to develop an interest in sustainable agriculture and maintaining a healthy environment.

 NSS Orientation Programme An NSS orientation programme was conducted after selecting 50 volunteers from different departments for the NSS unit. The programme began with a welcome address by the NSS Coordinator, Indu Ma’am, who warmly welcomed the newly selected volunteers to the NSS family. The boy and girl leaders from the Plus Two class introduced the students to the various activities and functioning of the NSS unit in the school. An ice-breaking session was also conducted, where the volunteers introduced themselves and interacted with one another. Later, the selection of NSS leaders was conducted. The students who were interested in becoming leaders were given topics and opportunities to express their ideas through short speeches, based on which the leaders were selected. Participating in the orientation and leadership selection programme was a valuable and enjoyable experience that helped us develop confidence, communication skills, and leadership qualities.

 Anti-Drug Awareness Programme An anti-drug awareness programme was organized in the school as part of the 100-day anti-drug campaign. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug use and the importance of leading a healthy and responsible life. Dr. Nisaar Abu Bakker was the resource person and delivered an informative and inspiring session for the students. Later, Vinod Sir, the SI of Otappalam Police Station, also took a class and shared valuable information and guidance about the dangers of drug abuse. The programme was highly informative and helped students understand the importance of staying away from drugs and contributing to a drug-free society.

 Independence Day Celebration On 15 August, Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in our school. Students from NSS, various houses, JRC, and other groups actively participated in the programme along with other students. The school was beautifully decorated with balloons and an Indian tricolour theme. The Principal of the High School and Higher Secondary School jointly hoisted the National Flag, while the National Anthem was sung. Students delivered speeches highlighting the importance of Independence Day and the sacrifices of our freedom fighters. The NSS Coordinator also delivered an inspiring speech on the occasion. Sweets were distributed to the students after the programme. The celebration was a memorable and wonderful experience that filled everyone with patriotism and pride.

  Independence Day Celebration The 80th Independence Day of India was celebrated with great patriotic spirit at TRK HSS, Vaniyamkulam, on 15 August 2026. The programme began with the hoisting of the National Flag at 8:45 a.m. by the Headmaster, Kaladharan Sir. Following the flag hoisting, Advaith, an NSS Cadet, delivered the salutation. The students then sang patriotic songs, creating a sense of unity and national pride. The Headmaster delivered a short speech highlighting the importance of Independence Day and the responsibilities of citizens towards the nation. A speech was also delivered by a teacher remembering and honouring the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for India's independence. The programme concluded with the distribution of sweets to the students. The celebration reminded everyone of the value of freedom, unity, and patriotism.

 Garden Made by NSS Volunteers As part of the NSS activities, the volunteers cleaned the selected area and prepared a small garden in the school campus. They planted marigold flower saplings and took care of the surrounding area. The activity helped students develop teamwork, responsibility, and a love for nature while contributing to a clean and green school environment.

 Basheer Day Quiz Competition  A quiz competition was conducted on 7 July 2026 in connection with Basheer Day, which is observed on 5 July. A variety of interesting questions about the life, works, and contributions of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer were prepared for the competition. The quiz was held in the school library, with enthusiastic participation from students of different classes. The students who secured the first, second, and third positions were awarded gifts by Indu Teacher, the NSS Coordinator.

 Praveshnolsavam - HSS The Praveshanolsavam was on 6 July 2026, marking a joyful beginning to the new academic year. The programme was inaugurated by V. K. Sreekandan, Member of Parliament, who delivered an inspiring speech encouraging students to study sincerely, dream big and make the best use of the opportunities provided by education.Many students arrived at the school accompanied by their parents, making the occasion more memorable and meaningful.

As part of the school’s environmental activities, we undertook the making of a butterfly garden to promote biodiversity and create a suitable habitat for butterflies. The Headmistress gave us permission to conduct the activity on the school premises. Sheeja Miss from the UP section supported us and guided us throughout the work. Under her instructions, we prepared the area, arranged suitable plants, and actively participated in cleaning and planting. The activity helped us understand the importance of protecting biodiversity and caring for nature. It was a meaningful and enjoyable experience that also created a beautiful learning space for students and butterflies.

  As part of the school health and awareness activities, a Communicable Diseases Awareness Programme was conducted at TRK HSS, Vaniyamkulam on 3 July 2026.  The programme was organised with the participation of health department officials and the Headmistress. The students were given awareness about communicable diseases, their prevention, and the importance of maintaining proper hygiene and healthy practices. As part of the programme, an oath was administered to promote responsible health practices. All the students actively participated in the programme and showed great interest in the activities. The awareness session helped students understand the importance of cleanliness, healthy habits, and collective responsibility in preventing the spread of diseases.

  As part of the observance of International Tiger Day, which is celebrated on 29 July, a Quiz and Poster Making Competition was conducted at TRK HSS, Vaniyamkulam on 31 July 2026 at 1:15 p.m. The programme was organised for the students of Classes 8 and 9 to create awareness about tiger conservation and the importance of protecting wildlife and biodiversity. The competitions provided an opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge, creativity, and concern for wildlife conservation.