Department of Computer Applications and the Skill Elevation Club in Association with “KAINOTOZAPPY” An Inter School Symposium on 09.01.2025

January 10, 2025
|By SacasEditor

The Inter-school competition “Kainotozappy,” held on January 9, 2025, at the SACAS Auditorium, was a grand success, bringing together 185 students from various schools to showcase their talents in a vibrant and competitive atmosphere.

The event was inaugurated by the distinguished Chief Guest, Dr. Doreen Robin, Founder-Director of CIRF. In her address, Dr. Robin emphasized the importance of creativity, teamwork, and innovation in shaping young minds. Her words of encouragement resonated with the students and set an inspiring tone for the day’s proceedings.

Event Highlights:
The competition featured a wide array of events designed to cater to different skill sets and interests. The events included:

  1. Solo and Group Dance: Students captivated the audience with their dynamic and graceful performances, showcasing cultural and contemporary dance styles.
  2. Solo and Group Singing: Musical talents shone brightly as participants delivered soulful and energetic renditions of various genres.
  3. Innovation Project: Students presented ground breaking ideas and creative solutions to real-world problems, reflecting their ingenuity and problem-solving skills.
  4. Essay Writing: Budding writers impressed with their thoughtful and articulate essays on thought-provoking topics.
  5. Debate: Participants engaged in intellectual discourse, demonstrating their oratory skills and critical thinking abilities.
  6. Poster Making: Creativity flowed as students crafted visually appealing and impactful posters on a variety of themes.
  7. Quiz: A lively and competitive event that tested participants’ knowledge across various domains.
  8. Ramp Walk: Students exhibited confidence and creativity, with some presentations themed on culture, sustainability, and modern trends.
  9. Show Your Talent: A free-form event where participants amazed the audience with unique and diverse skills, including mimicry, instrumental music, and magic tricks.

The SACAS Auditorium was filled with excitement and energy as participants, teachers, and spectators cheered for the performers. The competitions were judged by a panel of esteemed experts from various fields, ensuring fairness and transparency in the evaluation process.

Key Achievements:

  • The Innovation Project event stood out for its display of originality and futuristic ideas.
  • The group performances in dance and singing were particularly well-received, reflecting excellent coordination and team spirit.
  • The debate sessions sparked lively discussions, highlighting the participants’ depth of knowledge and articulation.

Valedictory:

The event concluded with a grand prize distribution ceremony, where winners from each category were awarded certificates and trophies by Dr. Doreen Robin. She applauded the efforts of all participants and encouraged them to continue honing their talents.

The organizing committee’s meticulous planning and execution ensured the smooth conduct of “Kainotozappy.” The event was a resounding success, fostering creativity, collaboration, and healthy competition among students. It provided a memorable experience for all attendees and set a high standard for inter-school competitions to come.