Model School

MODEL SCHOOL

The Model School scheme aims to provide quality education to talented rural children through setting up of 6,000 model schools at the rate of one school per block as benchmark of excellence. The scheme has the following objectives.

• To have at least one good quality senior secondary school in every block.
• To have a pace setting role
• To try out innovative curriculum and pedagogy
• To be a model in infrastructure, curriculum, evaluation and school governance

We visited model school in our cuddalore district, near Kadambuliyur. 

we are given an  orientation about model school by Head Master and by

 other Staff Members.

Speech by staff working their

Students of Model School

Final speech , Vote of Thank is given by myself

Margaret Elizabeth Noble

Remembering Sister Nivedita on her 150th birth anniversary

The 150th birth anniversary celebrations of Sister Nivedita,organised by the O.P.R. Memorial institution was held in Vadalur on 7th Feb of 2018.Sister Nivedita was a pioneer in girls' education and provided health services to the poor. Here's everything you wanted to know about the woman who gave her all to India.

the above picture is 150th Birthday of Sister Nivedita's Rath Yatra at Suddha Sanmarga Nilayam.

One of Swami Vivekananda's closest disciples

Margaret E. Noble, born in Ireland, was converted to Hinduism by Swami Vivekananda with a new name as Sister Nivedita meaning "the offered one".To introduce Sister Nivedita to the local people, in his speech Swami Vivekananda said – "England has sent us another gift in Miss Margaret Noble."

Sister Nivedita and Bharathi:

       Subramania Bharathi, who got attracted to the Hindu spirituality and nationalism during his stay at Varanasi. He attended the meeting of the All India National Congress in the year 1905 here and on his return also got the opportunity to meet Sister Nivedita, the spiritual daughter of the great Indian philosopher and thinker, Swami Vivekananda. Subramania Bharathi felt very impressed on meeting Sister Nivedita. The moment he saw her, he knew he was in the presence of a tremendous power, a Shakti. This phase proved to be a crucial turning point in the life history of Subramania Bharathi.

   She also asked him to eschew all ideas of caste, class and birth and enthrone only love in his heart. Her flaming example led Subramania Bharathi to become an intense nationalist for she opened the upper part of her gown in frenzy and thundered: "Your people must become brave. You must have daring to stab us here!"

   Bharathi considered her to be his guru, dedicated his first two books of poems to her and preserved the leave of Himalayan tree she gave him and revered it till the end of his life. One can gauge her inspiration in his poems on Shakthi.

This information was said to us by the great grandson of bharathi, Niranjan Bharathi.

நிரஞ்சன் பாரதி,

On this Occasion our college girls have performed the cultural and traditional dance, arts of India.

OUR DANCE PERFORMANCE