Special Events

INTER-HOUSE COMPETITIONS – 3

The Inter-House Co-Scholastic Competitions were conducted on 20th August 2026 for students from LKG to Class X. The students participated with great enthusiasm and showcased their creativity, talent, knowledge, and skills through a variety of competitions.

The LKG students participated enthusiastically in the Bindi Art competition. Using colourful bindis, they created beautiful flower designs. The activity encouraged creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills among the young learners.

The UKG students participated actively in the English Calligraphy competition. They displayed their handwriting skills by writing letters and words neatly and artistically. The activity helped improve concentration, hand-eye coordination, and handwriting skills.

The students of Class I participated enthusiastically in the English Storytelling competition. They narrated stories with confidence, expression, appropriate voice modulation, and the use of props. The activity helped develop their communication skills, vocabulary, imagination, and self-confidence.

The Class II students showcased their creativity through the Art Using Pista Shells competition. They used pista shells innovatively to create attractive and colourful designs. The activity encouraged imagination, creativity, patience, and fine motor skills.

The Class III students participated in the Mask Making competition with great enthusiasm. Using KG cardboard of different colours, they designed attractive cartoon faces. The activity provided an opportunity for students to express their creativity and artistic skills.

The students of Class IV participated actively in the Test Your Vocabulary competition. They formed meaningful English words using only the letters provided. The activity enhanced their vocabulary, spelling, and language skills.

The Class V students participated enthusiastically in the Cartoon Drawing competition. They created interesting and imaginative cartoon characters using their own ideas. The activity encouraged creativity, observation, imagination, and artistic expression.

The Class VI students participated enthusiastically in the Word Formation Contest. They were provided with a set of letters along with clues and had to identify and form the correct words. The competition encouraged quick thinking, vocabulary development, spelling skills, and logical reasoning.

The students of Class VII showcased their creativity through Bookmark Making. The bookmark featured a meaningful quote on one side and a floral design on the other. The activity promoted creativity and encouraged students to develop an interest in reading.

The Class VIII students participated enthusiastically in the Vegetable Carving competition. They creatively transformed vegetables into different animal forms, representing a minimum of three varieties of animals. The activity encouraged imagination, patience, precision, and artistic expression.

The Class IX students participated with great enthusiasm in the Complete the Proverb – Kannada competition. They demonstrated their knowledge of Kannada proverbs by completing them correctly. The activity helped strengthen their language skills and encouraged an appreciation of the Kannada language and literature.

The students of Class X participated actively in the Science Quiz. They answered questions from various areas of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, demonstrating their knowledge, presence of mind, and quick thinking. The competition encouraged scientific curiosity, teamwork, and a healthy competitive spirit.

All the competitions witnessed enthusiastic participation from the students. The activities provided valuable opportunities for students to showcase their talents, develop various skills, and learn through healthy competition. The events were conducted successfully with the active cooperation and guidance of the teachers.

Report on Career Guidance and Motivation Session by Mr. K. L. Sooraj, IPS (Probationer)

JSS Public School, Siddarthanagar, Mysuru, organized a Career Guidance and Motivation Session for the students of Class X on 29 July 2026.

The programme commenced with an invocation seeking the blessings of His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji. Mrs. B. Latha, Principal, warmly welcomed the Chief Guest, Mr. K. L. Sooraj, IPS (Probationer), a distinguished alumnus of the school. In her welcome address, she fondly recalled teaching him Mathematics and highlighted his journey from being a student of JSS Public School to serving the nation as an IPS officer.

Addressing the students, Mr. Sooraj shared his inspiring journey of determination, perseverance, and hard work. He encouraged the students to set clear goals, remain disciplined, manage their time effectively, and cultivate consistent study habits. He emphasized the importance of reading, self-confidence, physical fitness, and integrity in achieving success. Drawing from his own experiences, he motivated the students to dream big and pursue their aspirations with dedication and resilience.

The session was highly interactive, with students enthusiastically participating in the question-and-answer session. Mr. Sooraj patiently addressed their queries on career planning, UPSC preparation, effective study techniques, and overcoming challenges, providing valuable guidance and practical insights.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Sri.S L Nagendra, Vice Principal, expressing sincere gratitude to Mr. Sooraj for returning to his alma mater and inspiring the Class X students with his words of wisdom. His visit was a memorable occasion that motivated the students to strive for excellence, uphold strong values, and work towards becoming responsible citizens of the nation.

Report on ‘Mom and I – Vegetable & Fruit Carving Competition’

The ‘Mom and I – Vegetable & Fruit Carving Competition’ for Class X students was held on 10th December 2025 with the creative theme “Flower Vase with Flowers.” 

Mothers and students enthusiastically worked together, carving a variety of vegetables and fruits to design beautiful vases adorned with intricate floral patterns. Their teamwork, creativity, and attention to detail were clearly visible in each display, which judges evaluated based on creativity, neatness, presentation, and overall visual appeal. 

The event not only showcased the artistic talents of the participants but also strengthened the special bond between mothers and their children, making the programme truly memorable.

“Carnival vibes and campus pride.”

The School Carnival was organised with great enthusiasm and vibrant spirit on 21st December 2025 at JSS Public School, Siddarthanagar. The event witnessed active participation from students, teachers, and parents, making it a joyful and memorable occasion.

Students of Classes IX and X set up 18 food stalls, offering a wide range of delicious items such as waffles, burgers, chaats, panipuri, pav bhaji, sandwiches, desserts, milkshakes, and refreshing beverages. The neatly arranged stalls attracted many parents and students, creating a lively and festive atmosphere.

A special highlight of the carnival was the handmade craft stalls set up by the students of Classes VII and VIII. The students showcased their creativity by selling beautifully handcrafted items such as bracelets, candles, earrings, key chains, and other decorative articles. These stalls received immense appreciation from parents and visitors, encouraging students’ entrepreneurial and artistic skills.

Parents accompanied their children and actively participated in the carnival, creating a lively and festive atmosphere. The event not only provided entertainment but also promoted values such as teamwork, creativity, responsibility, and practical learning beyond the classroom.

The Carnival 2025 concluded successfully with positive feedback from parents and students alike. The collective efforts of the students, teachers, and the management played a vital role in making the event a grand success.

“Jeevithashree Shines at Indo-Nepal Yoga Championship!”

 

Jeevithashree B V, a talented 7th standard student, has brought immense pride to our school by securing 1st place in the Yoga competition for the 12-14 years age group at the Indo-Nepal Invitational Yoga Championship 2024, held in Pokhara, Nepal, from 27th to 31st August 2024.

This prestigious event was organised by the Youth Sports & Activities Association of India and showcased exceptional talent from across the region.

“We are immensely proud to congratulate Jeevithashree and Mrs. Shylaja, our Yoga teacher, on this remarkable achievement, which highlights their dedication, skill, and passion for the art of Yoga.”

Inter-School Folk Dance Competition 

The Inter-School Folk Dance Competition was a vibrant and memorable event that showcased the cultural richness and artistic talent of young performers. The programme was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Prof. Ramamurthy Rao, Rajyotsava Awardee and Founder of Nupura Trust.

The event commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp, followed by offering flowers to His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathree Rajendra Mahaswamiji’s portrait, seeking divine blessings for the success of the programme.

A total of 16 schools took part with great enthusiasm, presenting colourful, rhythmic, and energetic folk-dance performances that highlighted the diverse heritage of our nation. Each team displayed excellent coordination, creativity, and dedication, making the competition truly captivating.

After a series of impressive performances, the I Place was bagged by Police Public School. JSS Public School, Teachers’ Layout secured the II Place, while the III Place was awarded to STG Public School.

The event concluded on a high note, celebrating not only the winners but also the spirit of participation and teamwork. The competition was a grand success, leaving the audience inspired and appreciative of India’s vibrant folk traditions.

28^th Annual Athletic meet of JSS Public School, Siddarthanagar, Mysuru

The 28^th annual athletic meet was inaugurated on 18^th of Nov 2022. Mr. Akash Aradhya, International Skater and an alumnus of the school was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Mrs. B Latha, Principal welcomed the guest and the parents. The Principal in her speech encouraged the students to take part in the sporting events to the best of their ability as it helps in personality development. Sarvesh Kumar, School Captain lit the athletic flame and took an oath on behalf of all the students. The event started with an eye catching march past by the contingents of the 4 houses.

The Chief Guest, Mr. Akash Aradhya spoke at length about the importance of sports in school life. He emphasised that there is no substitute for hard work, dedication and perseverance. He opined that students should come out of their comfort zone and have to be self disciplined. Sky lanterns were released to mark the inauguration of the sports meet. Special events were organised for the Lower Kindergarten parents in which they participated enthusiastically. The event was compered by Mrs.Usha Shirahatti, English teacher and Mrs.A C Lucy, Social Science teacher.

The Individual championships were declared the following day.

Intermediates- Girls- Sanskriti-Class 5 and Saanvi- Class 6

Boys-Adarsh- Class 7

Seniors- Girls- Laasya Swamy–Class 10

Boys-Prahalad – Class 8

The Champion House was ‘Ajantha’.

“Eco Warriors” is the the eco club of our school meant for inculcating awareness on environmental issues among students.Interested students from 8th to 10th std are selected as eco club members. Mrs. M. P. Manjula is the incharge teacher. Various activities/ programmes were conducted throughout the year.World no Tobacco day, Water day, World environment day etc. were celebrated by Eco club. On environment day eco club members planted saplings around their surroundings and sent the photos of the same as online classes were going on. Eco friendly Ganesha idol making is another activity conducted by eco club to create awareness on pollution caused by using POP Ganesha idols on Ganesha Chathurthi. Eco club members made Ganesha idols by using turmeric, mud, atta  etc and the video of the same was forwarded to class groups to create awareness. A group discussion was held on the topics – Types of Pollution, Global Warming – Causes and Effects. Eco club members did collage work on the topics like Project Tiger, Bhopal Gas Tragedy etc. Based on the theme “Reuse of Plastic Bottles” students were encouraged to reuse plastic bottles as planters and other craft items.  Students decorated their class rooms by growing plants in plastic bottles. An awareness programme was conducted by eco club on wastage of food. As a part of this activity, Eco Club members celebrated week long programmes like “Litterless Lunch”, and “No Wastage Week”. During lunch break, eco club members went to each class room and spoke about importance of food. Eco Club members are involved in maintaining vermi compost bin and medicinal garden.  They are involved in watering the plants, repotting of plants, manuring etc. Scrapbooks were maintained by eco club members on the topic-Marine Organisms.

REPORT ON SCHOOL PICNIC

The school organized educational and recreational trips for students of Classes I to IX during August 2026. The trips provided students with opportunities to explore places of historical, cultural and natural importance while spending quality time with their classmates and teachers.

Class III – Golden Temple and Nisargadhama

The students of Class III visited Golden Temple, Bylakuppe, and Nisargadhama on 17th August 2026. At Nisargadhama, the children enjoyed bird watching, explored the bamboo groves and played in the park. At the Golden Temple, they visited the main prayer hall and watched the monks. They also enjoyed dancing to music played by DJs. Overall, it was a fun-filled and memorable experience.

Class IV – Melukote and KRS Backwaters

The students of Class IV visited Melukote and KRS Backwaters on 18th August 2026. At Melukote, the children visited the Cheluvanarayana Swamy Temple and offered prayers. They climbed the hill to see the Yoganarasimha Swamy Temple and enjoyed the view of the town. They also visited a nearby shooting spot and learned about the historical importance and architecture of Melukote. The visit to the KRS Backwaters and Venugopalaswamy Temple added to the experience. The trip concluded with an enjoyable DJ session.

Classes V and VI – Himavad Gopalawamy Hill and Bandipur National Park

Students of Classes V and VI visited Himavad Gopalawamy Hill and Bandipur National Park on 19th August 2026. At the hill temple, they worshipped the deity and learned about India’s rich cultural heritage. At Bandipur National Park, the children enjoyed watching graceful deer roaming freely in their natural habitat.

Classes VII, VIII and IX – Golden Temple, Nisargadhama and Mandalpatti

Students of Classes VII, VIII and IX visited Golden Temple, Nisargadhama and Mandalpatti on 24th August 2026. The children admired the beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings of the Golden Temple. At Nisargadhama and Mandalpatti, they enjoyed the natural beauty and refreshing atmosphere. 

Class I – Karanji Lake Nature Park

The students of Class I visited Karanji Lake Nature Park on 27th August 2026. The children spent enjoyable time surrounded by nature and observed beautiful butterflies, birds and other scenic attractions.

Class II – Mysuru Zoo

The students of Class II visited Mysuru Zoo on 28th August 2026. They observed a variety of birds and animals, gaining an opportunity to learn about animal behaviour and feeding habits. The visit was both enjoyable and educational.

Conclusion

The school trips offered students a valuable blend of education, recreation and experiential learning. The visits helped them appreciate nature, wildlife, history, culture and architecture while strengthening friendship, teamwork and joyful learning beyond the classroom.

Charity Work has been the legacy of JSS institution and in keeping with this tradition, charity work is undertaken every year towards Old Age Home, Stray Cattle House etc.

Report on Co-scholastic Competitions

As part of the school’s commitment to fostering holistic development, Co-scholastic Competitions were organized on 18 July 2026 for students from LKG to Class X. The competitions provided a platform for students to exhibit their creativity, communication, artistic abilities, and life skills while promoting healthy competition and self-confidence.

The competitions were designed to suit the age and interests of each class. LKG students recited Rhymes in English, while UKG students showcased their creativity through Paper Ball Art. Class I participated in Clay Modelling with the theme “Fruits”, creating colourful clay models of different fruits. Class II demonstrated mathematical proficiency in Dodging Tables, and Class III enhanced their language skills through Unjumble the Jumbled Letters. Class IV took part in Badge Making on the theme “Save Nature”, creatively conveying messages on environmental conservation. Class V participated in Photo Frame Making, Class VI in Bangle Decoration, and Class VII in Border Designing, displaying remarkable artistic talent. Class VIII students improved their public speaking skills through Pick and Speak (English), Class IX showcased their design skills in Certificate Designing, and Class X displayed creativity and healthy food presentation in Salad Dressing.

The competitions witnessed enthusiastic participation and showcased the diverse talents of the students. The event successfully encouraged creativity, communication, critical thinking, and confidence, making it an enjoyable and enriching learning experience for all.

REPORT ON INTER-HOUSE CO-SCHOLASTIC COMPETITIONS 2026–27

The Inter-House Co-Scholastic Competitions for the academic year 2026–27 was conducted on 20th June 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students across all classes.

The primary section students displayed remarkable creativity and enthusiasm in a variety of activities. UKG students participated in Colouring the Given Picture, showcasing their fine motor skills and sense of colour. Class I students expressed their artistic talents through Theme-Based Drawing on Nature, while Class II students created beautiful Peacock Leaf Printing Art using natural materials. Class III students designed attractive New Year Greeting Cards, demonstrating their imagination and artistic abilities. Class IV students exhibited innovation and creativity through Nature-Themed Button Art, and Class V students enthusiastically participated in the Dictionary Game, enhancing their vocabulary and language skills.

The middle school competitions encouraged both creativity and intellectual engagement. Class VI students designed unique Flora-Themed Stamps, highlighting their awareness and appreciation of the plant kingdom. Class VII students took part in Globe Trotting, a knowledge-based competition that tested their understanding of world geography and current affairs. Class VIII students showcased their mathematical aptitude and creativity through Mathematical Design, blending concepts of mathematics with artistic expression.

Class IX students created impactful posters on “Unity in Diversity,” conveying the importance of harmony and inclusiveness in society. Class X students showcased their talent in Warli Art, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and traditional art forms of India.

The competitions provided an excellent platform for students to explore their talents, build self-confidence, and develop a spirit of healthy competition. 

Yellow Day Celebration – Kindergarten
Date: 6th July 2026

The Kindergarten students celebrated Yellow Day with great enthusiasm on 6th July 2026. The little ones arrived dressed in bright yellow attire, making the school vibrant and cheerful. They participated in a colouring activity, filling the given pictures with yellow shades to reinforce colour recognition.

During the short break, the children brought a variety of yellow-coloured food items such as jackfruit, champakali, bananas, sweet corn, papaya, and other healthy yellow fruits and snacks. The activity helped them identify the colour yellow while promoting healthy eating habits.

Adding to the festive spirit, the staff members also dressed in yellow attire, creating a joyful and engaging learning environment for the children.

The celebration was a fun-filled learning experience that helped children recognize the colour yellow through engaging activities.

Medical Check-up for Students and Staff

A comprehensive medical check-up for students and staff was conducted on 6th, 7th, and 8th August 2026 by the medical team from JSS Medical College as part of their Community Health Service initiative. The check-up included height and weight assessment, eye testing, dental examination, and general health check-up. The medical team also provided necessary health guidance and advice to the students and staff.

We sincerely appreciate the dedicated efforts of the medical team from JSS Medical College in promoting health awareness and supporting the overall health and well-being of our school community.

This idea of ‘Kalamantapa’ was conceived by Sri Sri Rajendra Mahasamiji with a view to promote culture, traditions, music and act in the year 1948. Theatre act was given special preference to hone the latent of children at a young age as ‘Rangotsava’.

This year the responsibility of spreading this message was shouldered by the students of our school JSSPS, Siddharthanagar. 22 children of 8th and 9th standard participated in the play ‘Ogatina Rani’ written by Kotaganahalli Ramiah and directed by Smt. Shakuntala Hegde.

The aim was to create national fragrance among children to ignite thinking and imagination.

This play will be hosted in November in Mysore and in December in chamrajnagar, gudlupete and Bengaluru.

FIELD TRIP REPORT – Academic Year 2026–27

As part of the commitment to experiential learning, educational field trips were organized for students from LKG to Class X during the academic year 2026–27. These visits provided valuable opportunities for students to connect classroom learning with real-life experiences.

LKG – Jantar Mantar and Goshala (24-07-2026)

Students participated in interactive learning activities and observed cows, learning about their care and importance.

UKG – K.C. Layout Park (20-07-2026)

Students explored the park, observed plants and trees, and enjoyed outdoor learning amidst nature.

Class I – Regional Museum of Natural History (14-07-2026)

Students explored exhibits on plants, animals, birds, insects, and ecosystems, fostering curiosity and environmental awareness.

Class II – Karanji Lake Nature Park (15-07-2026)

Students observed diverse flora, fauna, and birdlife, developing an appreciation for biodiversity and nature conservation.

Class III – Railway Museum (16-07-2026)

Students explored vintage locomotives and railway exhibits and enjoyed a toy train ride, learning about the evolution of rail transport.

Class IV – Mysore Palace (21-07-2026)

Students learned about the palace’s magnificent architecture, the Wadiyar dynasty, and Mysuru’s rich cultural heritage.

Class V – Postal Museum (23-07-2026)

Students learned about the evolution of the Indian Postal Service through vintage stamps, postal equipment, and communication exhibits.

Class VI – Payana (13-07-2026)

Students explored vintage automobiles and gained insights into the history and development of transportation.

Class VII – Nandini Dairy (20-07-2026)

Students observed milk processing and packaging, gaining practical knowledge of dairy technology and food safety.

Class VIII – Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Suttur (17-07-2026)

Students learned about modern farming techniques, soil management, organic agriculture, and sustainable farming practices.

Class IX – Experiential Learning Hub, Suttur (09-07-2026)

Students explored interactive Physics models, including levers, movable pulleys, periscope, Archimedes’ pump, gyroscope, angular momentum, persistence of vision, sympathetic swing, sundial, and multiple reflections, strengthening scientific concepts through hands-on learning.

Class X – Anatomy Laboratory, JSS Medical College (22-07-2026)

Students gained practical exposure to human anatomy through anatomical models, preserved specimens, and skeletons, reinforcing concepts learned in Science.

The field trips enriched students’ learning through observation and practical experiences, fostering curiosity, critical thinking, environmental awareness, and holistic development.

Report on a Visit to JSS Urban Haat

Date: 10th July 2026

Around 30 students of Classes VII and VIII visited JSS Urban Haat, Mysuru, to participate in a skill-training workshop organized by the Industrial Extension Cottage, Government of Gujarat. The visit was planned to expose students to India’s rich cultural heritage and provide them with hands-on experience in traditional arts and crafts.

During the workshop, expert artisans introduced the students to various traditional craft techniques, including embroidery, beadwork, and nail art. The students actively participated in the sessions, learned the basic methods involved in each craft, and created simple decorative items under the guidance of the instructors.

The students also visited the Gujarat Handicrafts Utsav, where they explored a wide variety of handcrafted products showcasing the artistic excellence and cultural traditions of Gujarat. The exhibition helped them appreciate the creativity, patience, and skill involved in producing handmade artefacts while also creating awareness about India’s rich handicraft heritage.

The visit was an enriching and enjoyable learning experience. It enhanced the students’ creativity, developed their appreciation for traditional crafts, and encouraged them to value the importance of preserving India’s cultural heritage.

“Our Athletes, Our Pride.”

Our students showcased outstanding sportsmanship and talent at the 8th JSS Inter-Institutional Sports Meet, held in memory of Jagadguru Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji, from 25th to 27th November 2025 at Suttur Kshetra.

The prestigious event witnessed the participation of nearly 3,250 students from 125 JSS institutions, competing in a wide range of athletic events.

Our school delivered an impressive performance, with High School students securing 6 prizes and Intermediate students winning 9 prizes, bringing home a total of 15 prizes.

Individual Achievements:
• Mohit Kumar (Class VII A) secured First Place in the 400 metres race and Second Place in the 200 metres race.
• Vikas S. (Class X A) won Second Place in the 100 metres running race.
• Santhrupth Gowda (Class X A) clinched the Second Prize in Shot Put.

The school congratulates all the winners and participants for making us proud.

Animal Adoption Programme 2026–27

As part of its continued commitment to environmental conservation and wildlife protection, our students participated in the Animal Adoption Programme of Mysuru Zoo during the academic year 2026–27.

The school adopted a Blackbuck for a period of one year, from 16 June 2026 to 17 June 2027. This initiative reflects the school’s dedication to promoting compassion towards animals and creating awareness about the importance of protecting wildlife and preserving biodiversity.

The programme helped students develop empathy towards wildlife and understand the importance of conserving biodiversity. It encouraged them to become responsible and environmentally conscious citizens.

Through this initiative, the school reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing values of compassion, environmental responsibility, and sustainable living.