Brook school clinches top honour at English fete
The event brought together 28 member schools from the Kollam Sahodaya cluster to celebrate the spirit of English language and expression.
Fr. G. Abraham Thalothil, president of the Kollam Sahodaya, inaugurated the event. Abraham Karickam, vice-president of the Kollam Sahodaya, Francis Salace, secretary; Fr. Arun Aereth, treasurer; school managers; principals; teachers; students; and parents attended the event.
The fiesta featured 25 competitions across categories. Brook International School emerged the second runner-up in category I (classes III and IV), and clinched first position in category II (classes V to VII), category III (classes VIII to X), and Category IV (classes XI and XII).
With a total of 282 points, Brook International School lifted the championship trophy. Gayathri Central School was declared first runner-up with 241 points, and Sarvodaya Central School was the second runner-up with 218 points.
The celebration concluded with an award ceremony.
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