On 24th November 2018, the children of the coaching class of the two nearby villages gathered to celebrate Children’s Day. Students from Std. I to X nearly 45 of them were present for the celebration. The evening began with a prayer moment explaining to them the importance of their innocent childhood. Sr. Justina Rodrigues asked a few questions about Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and explained about his love towards children. We
This year the picnic was with a difference. All the classes from Std. V to Std. IX set out on their picnic on the same day and to the same place – Gravitation Park, Pune. On Saturday, 1st December, the Park was filled with the students Auxilium Lonavla. The students enjoyed every bit of the day. Various games based on the scientific principle of gravity were enjoyed by the students.
On the occasion of World Aids Day i.e 30th December, our school organized an awareness programme in our school premises by Committed Communities Development Trust (CCDT) for the students of Std. VIII, IX and X. Discussion on the disease HIV [Human Immune Deficiency] was conducted by Mr. Aminesh Naik and his team. The causes of HIV. India’s present situation. Different stages of diseases. Govt’s free medication under this Trust. The
As an annual event, our school conducted the Science Exhibition under the title “Apurva Vigyan Melawa” to develop scientific attitude and critical thinking in students. The selected project is improved upon and sent to INSPIRE Awards. The science teachers guided the students to prepare their projects preferably working models with scientific principle and application. The projects are also treated as internal work for internal assessments for the Science subject. The
We had the Day with God for the young boys of Kunegao. Nearly 20 of them were present for the same. On 21 November 2018 we started the day with prayer, input sessions, games, and confessions. Fr. Xavier Devadas SDB administered the Sacrament of Reconciliation to them. Sr Mary Anthony and Sr Vanita Christi were the main organizers for the day while Sr. Teresa Dharmaraj, the animator supported the day.
‘Bacche maan ke sache’; Every child has the right to enjoy life, on 20th November from 9.00 am to 12 noon, we celebrated Children’s Day for our school children as well as for the boarders. The children were made aware of their presence and their uniqueness. On this occasion Sr. Mary Anthony led the children into prayer and spoke to them of the day’s celebration. “You are like flowers that
On 30th November 2018 at Auxilium Convent High School, Pali Hill, Bandra had a programme on “Road safety”. This programme was organized by the Government of India Ministry of Road Transport and Highway. Through videos, games, and advertisements they made the students aware, how important it is to follow the road safety rules. Both the primary and the secondary students benefitted from this programme. Sr. Shiny Alphonse, the headmistress thanked the
Diwali is a festival of light. In order to create awareness about the importance of protection of the environment we at Auxilium Convent Pali Hill Bandra organized an eco- friendly Diwali Dhamaka on 3rd November 2018 from 6.00 pm to 9. 30 pm. Almost 800 children, past pupils, parents, and friends participated and added beauty to the programme. The programme began with a short prayer and lighting of the lamp.
The Children’s Day celebration was held on 3rd November 2018 at 9 a.m. at Auxilium Convent High School, Pali Hill, Bandra. The celebration began with a meaningful prayer moment followed by a prayer dance and a cultural programme by the teachers and the Sisters. The children were delighted and excited to see their teachers dancing to the rhythm of melodious songs. Sr. Magdeline Sequeira, the Vice-Provincial gave the message for
On 29th November 2018, we the Pushpanjali Family-Dakor celebrated the Inter-Faith Day in honour of the Provincial Gratitude Day. We started the programme with a secular prayer which was prayed with the boarders. Each sector prepared a presentation on different faiths which are practiced in India like Hinduism, Muslim, Christianity, Sikhism, Jainism, and Buddhism. In the presentation, different aspects of each faith were explained like the worship of the Divine,
