Holistic Learning

Marg Vidhyalaya Senior Secondary School has once again showcased its excellence on a global scale, setting three prestigious world records on February 14, 2025. Recognized by Elite World Records, Asian Records Academy, India Records Academy, and Tamilan Book of Records, this remarkable achievement highlights the school’s commitment to holistic student development. The students displayed extraordinary teamwork and coordination by setting a world record for the Most Human Pyramids Formed by a Team in 30 Minutes. A total of 133 human pyramids were successfully built by 290 participants, demonstrating exceptional agility, balance, and discipline. The second record, Longest Readathon Relay by a Team, saw 319 students engage in a reading marathon lasting 12 hours and 2 minutes in English, Tamil, and Hindi. This feat reflects the school’s dedication to fostering literacy and a strong reading culture. The third record, Most Participants Presenting Mathematics Concepts, Definitions, and Formulae in 3 Hours (Single Venue), featured 167 participants, with 165 successfully completing the challenge. This achievement underscores the institution’s focus on mathematical excellence and logical reasoning. Senior adjudicators praised the students’ dedication and perseverance. R. Rakshitha, Senior Adjudicator, Elite World Records, commended their talent, while P.G. Prathiba, Adjudicator, Asian Records Academy, lauded their enthusiasm. U. Nagajothi, Records Manager, Tamilan Book of Records, called it a historic moment for the school. Principal Smt. Geetha expressed immense pride, emphasizing the students’ hard work and commitment. Ganesh, Correspondent of Marg Vidhyalaya, highlighted the school’s focus on nurturing students beyond academics, fostering teamwork, endurance, and problem-solving skills. Students and parents also shared their excitement, calling the achievement an unforgettable experience that instilled confidence, resilience, and a spirit of perseverance. Marg Vidhyalaya’s outstanding success continues to set new benchmarks in education, inspiring students to aim higher in both academics and extracurricular pursuits. Source: Tribune