The Investiture Ceremony took place on 30^th June 2010. It was a solemn ceremony where the school pupil leader and Assistant school pupil leader along with House captains, Vice captains, Assistant captains, Cultural leaders and Sports leaders were sworn  in. This was presided over by the Principal Mrs. Mahalaxmi Kumar, Co-ordinators Padma Krishnaswamy and Radha Devanathan. The show began with a choir and ended with a meaningful speech from the principal Mrs. Mahalaxmi Kumar. 

Synergy 2010 our 3^rd annual Sports Day was conducted on 30^th Jan 2010, with all the glory of an athletic meet in true sportsman spirit.  The variety of events show cased the multi talents of the young students of PSBBLLA. Whether March past, Track events, Drill display, Karate or Yoga, they were all executed with total perfection.  This Sports Day saw yet another new interesting activity display.  This activity display was a bird’s eye view of the new structured sport curriculum that aims at improving reflexes, agility and coordination in a child through different games.  These games endorsed the importance of education through play.  Over 1000 students participated in various events -  beginning with the tiny tots in UKG who did a display drill to the famous Vande Matharam and enthralled the audience by forming a Lotus.  Congratulation Little Ones! Avani house (Green) walked away with the shield with all the other 3 houses not very far behind.  This event was a grand finale to the years activities and the students excelled in all they did living up to our expectations and motto “To Strive for the Best”

PSBB Learning Leadership Academy celebrated its Annual day, with Srishti as the theme. Srishti, a dance drama, highlighted Indian rivers and took the audience through a cultural experience from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and Guwahati to Goa, unraveling the country's resplendent rivers. The students presented a colourful cultural programme. The programme began with an electrifying Bhangra followed by Raas, Bihu, tribal dance of the Santhals, Kholi, Kollatam, Yakshagana, Kummi and Kerala boat race.

The function was presided over by renowned dancer and founder of the Pradhan Centre for Arts, Padmini Ravi. Addressing the gathering on the occasion, she insisted that parents should not force their desires on to children.

Dr (Mrs) Y.G. Parthasarathy, Dean and Director, PSBB Group of Schools, Chennai, graced the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, she said she was glad to see technology and traditional values being integrated to fit the present. She appreciated the children for having exhibited the best of their ability through dance and drama.

School principal Mahalaxmi Kumar presented the school's annual report. To sum up, students charged the air with excitement in the smooth ambience of a cool evening as it was a comprehensive mingling of tradition and culture that had evolved around river valleys of India.

National level wordsworth essay Competition

1st prize - Sanjana Mathews (VII B)

Our young journalist V.Madhavan from standard VIII was adjudged the best reporter for NIE Press Conference on the spot quiz test, where the topics covered current affairs and history.

The Lalithkala Academy of Fine Arts Education held a national level students art competition. 39 students from our school took part and bagged a number of prizes.

1)  Ragesh  Parnami  - II B (Silver Medal)

2) Sree Srinivasan - I B (Bronze Medal)

A National level painting competition was conducted by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency [Minister of Power, Govt. of India]. We had two students representing our school at the state level painting competition, they have now been qualified for the national level.

1) Kunjal Parnami (IV A)

2) Drishika N (IV D) 

Our school had organized an educational project, Incredible India – Janani Janma Bhoomi, to present our Indian Culture and its various facets. The project provided an insight and understanding of India mirroring the metamorphosis of an ancient culture in to a modern nation.  It was an amalgamation of the subject – Science (Vignyan Vaibav), History (Bhavya Ethihass), Language ( Bhasha Manjari), Fine Arts(Kalanjali) and tourism(Pravaseeya Kshetrani). 

Chief guest Mrs. Sarala Unnikrishnan, Regional Director at ICCR, Bangalore, appreciated the enthusiasm shown by the students.  The Annual educational project drew to a close with a valedictory address by Dr.(Mrs) Y. G. Parthasarathy , Dean and Director of PSBB Group of Schools.

Girls Shotput Throw (under 14 Category)

1. Rea Johl(8th) - 2nd place

She is also selected for nationals which is to be held  in Jaipur from 20th to 24th December. 

Spelling Bee Competition

                   Our students took part in Spelling Bee Competition and laurels were brought to our school.

1. Prerna R(III B)               - 2nd in Category 1

2. Manasi Korni(III C)        - 5th in Category 1

3. Sayukta S Srivatsa(III B) - 7th in Category 1

Our school students participated in a group chess competition conducted by Greenwood High School,  which was held on the 28^th and 29^th of July.

In the Junior level (boys),

I place was secured by

Karan-VII B

Prithvi-VI C

Sai Suraj- VI C and

Nikhil-VI B

II place in sub-Junior (boys) was secured by

Charan- V A,

Shreyas-V C

Siddarth-IV B and

Vishal- IV B

III place in Junior (girls) was secured by

Gowri Priya – VII A,

Devaki AN- VII A,

Sruthi- VII B and

Vinathi VI C

Our school students participated in the CBSE South Zone inter-school Badminton tournament conducted at Bhavans Newsprint Vidyalaya, Kottayam, Kerala.

III place in the Under-14 category (girls) was secured by

Rea Johl- VIII A

Sarayu Anshuman- V A

Prashant Bhandari – VIII A

Srivathsan Ramesh- VIII A entered the quarter finals.

PSBBLLA students joined the world in ‘Mission Green  Earth’- a UN initiative supported by the Art of Living. Every student brought and planted a sapling in the school. Guided by our academic advisor, Mrs Rukmini Mothilal, the whole school took an oath to save our environment at the world over scheduled hour.

The students of standards 5 – 7 thoroughly enjoyed the Quiz session with parent volunteers.

This was a mixed day – full of hope and joy but also with some tears in our eyes. Everyone was delighted to welcome the new Principal, Mrs Mahalakshmi Kumar. But still, children were very sad to bid farewell to our outgoing Headmistress, Mrs Geetha Loganathan.

The ceremony also saw the celebration of ‘Krishna Jayanthi’ with a Malyalam Bhajan and dance performance.