CLEAN CAMPUS DAY

The whole school participated in the clean campus day. The school team joining hands with our scout crew organized a cleanliness drive, cleaning the Muringoor railway station and the surroundings, marking the National Clean up day on third Saturday in September.

Students actively participated in the clean drive where plastic bottles, covers and waste papers were removed from the railway tracks and the surroundings, spreading the message to make our planet better place to live.  Students also emphasized on using waste bins.

OUT REACH PROGRAMME

We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give – Winston Churchil. We try to channelize the energy and caliber of our little Flowerites into a fruitful direction of personality development through outreach programme. We train students to maintain patience and resilence in their difficulty. We judiciously fulfilled our students’ holistic development by arranging various outreach activities and enable to groom the students for future leadership.

As a part of our onus LIFPS initiated a few projects and activities which had an overwhelming response from the public.

·        A road show on safe driving  “Kavacham” on 21^st Dec. 2017 at the Main Junctions on N H Chalakudy, Muringoor and Koratty to raise public awareness on safe driving and spread ‘save Life’ massage by distributing pamphlets.

·        “Little Share” is a project initiated by little flowerites – One rupee per day from each student to contribute for the homeless.

·        Visit to de-addiction centre – Punerjeni – on 31^st August 2017 at Poomala Thrissur, the students collected the contribution from their fellow beings and distribute to the inmates. Dr. John K Mangalam, The managing  trustee of the organization Punarjani, oriented our students on the usage of drugs among teens  and its negative impacts on them.    

 The International School Award is a British Council accreditation scheme rewarding schools with a notable global element in their curriculum.

Let ‘s celebrate our  school’s international work with the British Council’s International School Award. This globally recognized accreditation helps us enrich learning and improve teaching by guiding international learning activities into the curriculum and to embed it within our school’s culture. We have been recognized for the outstanding development in integrating internationalism. Principal Rev.Sr Anitha Arrackal, and Ms. Raji M R, ISA Coordinator received the award at a function held at Chennai on 15thDecember 2017.

  Our school has been conferred with  'The British Council International School Award' which recognizes and celebrates exemplary practices of internationalism in schools.

  The British Council International School Award is a bench marking scheme that accredits schools as having an outstanding level of support for nurturing global citizenship and enriching teaching and learning.

  It has a positive impact on not just students but also on the teachers .It fosters leadership challenge and team spirit among students.Its a rare feat achieved by our school.                      

Click on the link  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFw88y4zi4s to view the Documentary on  Women Activists by  LFPS MURINGOOR CHALAKUDY

Click on this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag9nA5SjgYI to view the School Anthem of LFPS Muringoor chalakudy.

click on the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHvJOzW4ASQ   to view the ISA Project 7 Symposium Part 1.
click on the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZQmTpG35dQ to view the  Symposium part II
Click on the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV04eDmOOZ0 to view the Symposium Part III

1. click on the link  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS2JAs2o33I&t=117s
2.  to view  the power point of  ISA project 7( Activity 2 -- SYMPOSIUM - FUELING THE FUTURE) by  Little Flower Public School Muringoor.

The Link of Digital Video Magazine Aashiyana-2017 by Little Flower Public School ,Muringoor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3nA9zOmIxY

Dec -21 :  When you take a vacation ,don't forget to give your appliances a rest too. Turn off an  unplug everything you can, set your water heater to the lowest setting and shut off the  water supply to the dishwasher and washing machine.

Dec -15 :  Dust light fixtures regularly.A heavy coat of dust can block up to 50 percent of the                                   light output.

Dec- 5 : Wash only full loads of clothes , and be sure to set the water level appropriately.

Nov - 28 : Use lids on pots and pans to reduce cooking times and don't put a small pan on
                   a large burner.

Nov- 14 : Use smaller kitchen appliances.Microwaves, toaster ovens and slow-cookers can 
                use 75 percent less energy than a electric oven.

Nov- 21 : Don't overload the refrigerator  or freezer  because the cold air needs to circulate                            freely to keep foods at proper temperature.

Nov- 7 : Allow hot food to cool off before putting it in refrigerator

Oct- 31  : Use recycled paper because it is Eco-friendly.

Oct- 17 : Check the energy efficiency while buying appliances and only buy products with 
                low levels  of energy consumption.

Oct- 14 : Ovens and cookers remain hot for a long time after they are switched off, so you 
                can save energy by turning them off in advance.

Oct- 3   : Placement of fans is extremely important in order to ensure high efficiency.
                Reduce the electricity consumed by fans by installing digital regulators.

Sept - 26 : Use the stairs instead of taking the elevator. It not only saves energy, it is good            
                  exercise too.

Sept- 19  : Use 5 star rated electrical appliances which has less power consumption and 
                  yields  more current efficiency.

Sept - 6  : Encourage the use of  LCD and LED monitors as it consumes less energy than CRTs.

Aug 29  -  Ensure refrigerator door seals are air-tight so it does not use too much energy.