Saturday 26 December 2015

Renaissance – 16 – Inviting Participation

We are happy to announce “Renaissance 16” MJC cultural festival to be held on 29th and 30th of January 2016. On 29th we will have Renaissance Junior the interschool competitions and Renaissance- Cubs and on 30th   we will have Renaissance Senior the intercollegiate competitions

Competitions will include Mehendi drawing, Singing (solo and group), dancing (solo and group), rangoli making, elocution (Tamil and English) and painting.

Evolution of Renaissance - MJC CulFest

Renaissance means re-birth, the fest was named so because we dedicated this to our re-awakening. After the untimely death of our founder chairman in 2012, there was a worry among many that MJC would wither away. But we took a vow; that we will not let it happen. Renaissance is an expression of this commitment and confidence.

Renaissance was initiated with an aim to provide our youngsters an opportunity to manage an event, compete with their compatriots, and to have an opportunity to interact with a broader audience from the society around.  We started this in 2013, and it has flourished since then, thanks to our children’s tremendous efforts as well as the support from several well wishers. The fest includes a variety of items ranging from literary to musical; with opportunities for students with ways with the paintbrush and who can tap their feet to the rhythm of the music.
 
The first Renaissance held in January 2013 had participation from 100 students from around 20 colleges who competed with vigor and enthusiasm. First and Second Price winners were rewarded with gold coins sponsored by Chemmanur international jewelers. We had a distinguished panel of judges who selected the winners. The chief guest of the event was Mr. Bobby chemmanur who gave an inspiring speech to our youngsters. Mr. Kishore sodha a renowned trumpeter played at this event for the students and stole their hearts with some popular Bollywood tracks. 

Students of Kongu Nadu Arts and Science College bagged the Rolling Trophy constituted in memory of late Dr P P Job, Founder of MJC.

Renaissance 2014 grew to be a two day event; first being for school students and second for college students. For the Inter- School Event  (Renaissance 14 - Junior) we had participation of 260 Students from 13 Schools. Dr Job Memorial Rolling Trophy for the Overall Championship was bagged by SSVM World School,Vellalore, Coimbatore.

For Inter-College Event (Renaissance 14 - Senior) we had participation of 111 students from 18 Colleges. Dr Job Memorial Rolling Trophy for the Overall Championship was bagged by Angappa College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore
 
Renaissance -15 saw a lot more participants than the previous years. Around 150 students participated in the ‘Junior’ event 90 students from 17 different colleges participated in the ‘Seniors’. The chief guests for the fest were Rev. Jacob Thomas and Rev. James Thomas and the guests of honor were Mr B Vijayan IAS (Retd Chief Secretary of Goa), Ms Devyanni Khobragade IFS and MR Bobby Chemmanur.  

Thiru Janardhana Matriculation Higher Secondary School walked away with Dr.P.P.Job Memorial Rolling Trophy

The Winner of the Trophy for the intercollegiate event was CMS College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore.

Over the years Renaissance has seen outstanding talent from various schools from all over the state and hope to see a lot more talent in the forthcoming years.


Sunday 13 December 2015

MJC Annual Day

On 14th November 2015 the Michael Job Matriculation Higher Secondary school celebrated Annual day-cum-Children’s day. The celebrations started at 9:00am with our assembly session where our students gathered with a prayer by our respected teachers Mrs. Susmitha, Mrs. Krishnaveni and Mrs. Reena  Ms. Sakalacitheshwari presented Thought for the, Ms. Vanitha read Thirukkural and Mrs. Malika sang a song. All these activities by the teachers inspired the students.

Our Chief Guest Mr. Masilamani B.Sc., M.A, and the Guest of Honour Mrs. Dr. R. Jayaprabha M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil., PhD visited the pavilion set up by our students to see the science models made by our students. The students enthusiastically demonstrated their models to the dignitaries. There was also an Art & Craft exhibition of various handy works of the students. The Guests appreciated the students for their hard work and they took time to listen to the students.

Three children from our school, Anne Joseph, Praveena B. and Preethika C. of class 11th assisted and interacted with the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour in the science, art and craft exhibition.

The Annual day celebrations were at 10:00am in the John Job Auditorium which started with the choir singing by our class 11th students. Our Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour Mrs. Dr. R. Jayaprabha together with the principals of all the three MJC educational institutions lighted the inaugural lamp.

        The Principal of our school Mrs. Krishna Priya welcomed our Chief Guest, the Guest of Honour and other special invitees with flower bouquets and mementos. Inspiring speeches were delivered by the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour.
        There were many programs beginning with the welcome dance, Bharatanatyam by the students of class 11th, group dance by Kinder Garden children and a solo dance by our talented student Gayathri of the 4th class, Fashion show was conducted by the 1st to 3rd class students, Classical Kannan dance was performed by the 4th to 6th class students and a skit based on a Shakespeare play was performed by the 8th to 11th class students. A mime with a theme of ‘Save Water’ was and played by the 7th and 8th class students.

        On this day the students were awarded with prizes for the various competitions held on the founder’s day. A small trophy was given to the proficiency holders of each class beginning from LKG to XII standard. The programs came to an end with a vote of thanks speech by our student of class 12th and students sang the National Anthem.

Overall the day was a great success with the support of principals, HOD’s, parents, staff members and students as all of them took interest gave us support. 

Glimpses of the Day