Education India Project #10659

HOPE foundation Matriculation High School

by HOPE foundation

HOPE foundation Matriculation High School

Project Report | Jan 22, 2024
Inspiring Growth and Impact

By Namrata Ranjan | Program Manager- Media & Communications

Proficiency Award ceremony at HOPE School

1. Annual Proficiency Academic Award Ceremony:

The Annual Proficiency Academic Award Ceremony held at HOPE Foundation Matriculation High School was a resounding success. This event aimed to celebrate and recognize the academic achievements of students from LKG to X STD. A total of 79 awards were presented to outstanding students, including class toppers, science, and sports achievers. The ceremony served as a source of motivation, encouraging students to strive for excellence, emphasizing the importance of hard work and a positive attitude in achieving their academic goals.

2. ULead @AISC Conference - Operation Smile:

14 students, 6 girls and 8 boys actively participated in the eighth annual ULead @AISC Conference hosted by Operation Smile. Engaging in leadership development and Operation Smile awareness, our students collaborated in groups, attended sessions, enacted skits, decorated bags, and created greeting cards for patients. The event not only fostered awareness and service but also left a lasting impact on our students, instilling the values of leadership and compassion.

3. New Compound Wall Inauguration:

We are delighted to share that the construction of a new compound wall for HOPE School was successfully completed and inaugurated on August 10th, 2023. This addition not only enhances the security measures of the school but also contributes to the overall aesthetic appeal of the campus, providing a safe and beautiful environment for our students.

4. Winter Camp - Skill Development and Team Building:

The Winter Camp held from December 26th to 30th, 2023, engaged students from various NGOs. Focused on diverse skills such as teamwork, coordination, and time management, the camp ran twice daily and featured a Kabaddi competition where the HOPE School Girls' team secured the runner-up cup. A total of 18 students, 8 girls and 10 boys attended the camp. This camp not only promoted physical fitness but also instilled values of teamwork and discipline.

5. Disaster Relief - Cyclone Michaung Response:

In the face of adversity, HOPE Foundation sprang into action in response to the devastating Cyclone Michaung that severely impacted the southern districts of Chennai, Thiruvallur, and Kancheepuram. Our relief mission involved distributing strategically designed dry ration kits containing essential food items and hygiene products. Cooked meals were also provided to school students to ensure that no one went hungry during these challenging times. Your support has enabled us to make a positive impact on the lives of our students and the communities we serve.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude for your continued belief in our mission. Together, we are making a difference in the lives of these young individuals and contributing to the betterment of our society. Thank you for being a crucial part of the HOPE Foundation family.

HOPE School students attending ULead Conference

Hope school girls practicing at winter camp

HOPE staff rescue team for cyclone affected people

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Oct 2, 2023
"Bhavadharani's Journey: From Resistance to Resil

By Namrata Ranjan | Program Manager- Media & Communications

Jun 3, 2023
Bouncing back with confidence to pass the public

By Namrata Ranjan | Program Manager- Media & Communications

Group Study under direct supervision of the teache

HOPE school students belong to Kannagi Nagar slum community which is known for its antisocial activities and crime, violence and drugs. Children living in this slum community get easily entangled in the vicious circle of crime and violence if left unattended. These children need to be engaged in order to not fall prey to any crime. Covid- 19 also left an extreme impact on these children. The learning outcomes of the school going children got severely affected and so was the state of the students studying in HOPE school who also belong to Kannagi Nagar.

It was quiet challenging for the teachers to get the students back on track of learning as they had lost the interest to learn when they were back to school after 18 months long closure of school.

All the teachers were doing their best by introducing various strategies to learn the concepts of the subjects. And also the 10^th Std. students were feeling inadequate and the pressure of appearing for their public exam in April 2023. So as a measure, the school management conducted special classes apart from the other extra classes that the students were attending. These special classes was conducted for 10 days just to prepare the students for the final exam. Two days each was dedicated for learning the important concepts and recap the lessons of a subject.

A total of 34 students were to appear for the public exam. They would come in early in the morning and would sit through the day and study. They were provided with breakfast in the morning and snacks in the evening. These classes boosted the morale of the students and the result is they performed well. Out of 34 students, 30 students passed with flying colors. Remaining 4 students could not clear one subject which they will rewrite the exam in 20 days’ time and be ready to join their 11^th std., along with their classmates.

All thanks to you for showing faith in HOPE foundation and standing with us in educating the children of HOPE School.

Special class for 10th Std. Students

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