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Always on a record track

Be it an annual day or a sports event, the joyous occasion is sure to be etched in the history of an institution.

But for an institution like St. John's Vestry Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School, which was started in 1763 at the initiative of Christian Fredrick Schwartz, every event creates a history in itself.

The 244th annual sports meet of the school proved to be yet another historical event with a maximum number of students participating in various events such as short-put, ball badminton, javelin throw and 100-metre relay, under their respective sports houses. The Inspector General of Police (Central Zone), Jaffar Sait, took the salute and Parveen Jaffar, distributed prizes to the winners.

in Tiruchi

From S. Aishwarya in Tiruchi

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