2017

Indians gained freedom under the leadership of Gandhiji, but his dream of a clean India is still unfulfilled. Mahatma Gandhi said “Sanitation is more important than independence”. He made cleanliness and sanitation an integral part of his way of living. His dream was total sanitation for all. Cleanliness is most important for physical well-being and a healthy environment. Thus the Anmol children set out on the morning of 2nd October

The boarders of Auxilium Niwas, Shirva, celebrated Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti in an enthusiastic way. We started our day by cleaning our surroundings and it was a wonderful experience. During the day there was a prayer service conducted to pray for peace in our Land. Through this prayer moment we paid our tribute to the Father of the nation.  Some inspiring videos were viewed by our boarders thus helping them to

The communities of Aux-Wadala and MYC, gathered together at MYC to conclude the Marian month. Nearly 30 of us were present, including the helpers. Sr. Phyllis Fernandes creatively animated the prayer service and the Marian games.  It was a moment where all enjoyed the company of each other through songs, enactments, quizzes and the like. There were delicious snacks and a sumptuous meal to end the day. Through this get-together

On 6th October towards evening, it was raining cats and dogs, in the midst of lighting and thunder the AYM membersof MYC, Wadala conducted Dandiya Raas 2017.The event began with a prayer service by reading the Scriptural quotations from different religions. The members had invited the Support Staff as Chief guests for the day. It was then followed by the lighting of the lamp by the Support Staff. After the

On 1st October at 6.30 p.m we had celebration of feast of the Guardian Angel. Sr. Mary Lobo animated a beautiful prayer moment. As the warden of the hostel, Sr. Angeline Fernandes cut the cake and distributed to the girls. Shortly the girls presented a skit based on God’s love and the Guardian Angel. With their melodious voices they sang a beautiful song to the Guardian Angel. It was Sr.

The secondary section held the English Elocution competition on 26th September 2017. The competition had two parts viz. the extempore speeches and the choral recitation. In keeping with the themes of this year’s school project, Tourism and family were highlighted. The students of Std. VIII, IX, and X participated in the extempore speech competition. Two students represented each house, making a total of eight speakers. The choral recitation was conducted house-wise

The Lonavla Education Department and the Block Education Officer Vadgaon Panchyat Samiti asked all schools to have a special programme to mark the significance of the day. It was a non instructional working day where staff and students of the whole school were present from 8 in the morning to 12 noon. The Greenline students along with the Girl Guides went for a rally to create awareness about cleanliness in our society.

Navratri is celebrated all over India with zeal and enthusiasm. As this festival brings everyone together, we the Past Pupils Unit of Lonavla organised a Family Dandiya Dhoom keeping in mind the year of the Family. All the students of Auxilium along with their families were invited to be a part of the Auxilium Family  Dandiya Dhoom. This event was organised under the guidance of our Past Pupil delegate, Sr.

Keeping in mind the Universal Solidarity Movement, here at Koregaon Park, we took up an initiative of essay writing competition for the students of our centre. The theme for essay writing was ‘Father of our nation’. Around 22 students were present for the same. The film on Gandhi was screened and they had a debate on the five mistakes of Mahatma Gandhi. Later the students received certificates for their whole

It was a red letter day for all the Anmol children of Uttan as they had an opportunity to go for a Flight of Fantasy on 11th November 2017 through Sahayini Social Development Society. It was an initiative organized by Jet Airways in collaboration with Indian Oil. The day was full of surprises for the participants from four different NGOs. Sr. Moksha Antoappa and Sr. Savina Naik accompanied twenty three