The ‘State Reserve Police’ (SRP) – Makarpura (Vadodara) organized a weapon exhibition for the students of Std. VI to VIII to project different weapons used by Police, CRP and Military Forces. The exhibitors explained mechanism, graphics and demonstrated about working of weapons. The students participated enthusiastically and developed a sense of responsibility towards the nation.
On 17th January 2020 Dr. Rajesh Singh, the Associate Professor of Parul Institute of Law and Mr. Gururaj Devarhubli, the Asst. Professor conducted a seminar for Std. VII to XII students (Eng/Guj Med) on ‘Awareness on Indian Constitution’. He discussed various topics of life different articles and amendments in institutions like schools, colleges, and offices. The seminar enhanced students’ knowledge and created awareness about their rights and duties.
From 15th November to 15th December 2019 the Second Novitiate Programme First Phase was organized by the PCI level at Manivakkam (Chennai). Eleven Sisters from the four provinces of India i.e Bombay, Chennai, Kolkata, and Trichy took part in this mega event under the efficient guidance and leadership of Sr. D. J. Margaret (INM). “A thankful person is a cheerful person.” We, Sr. Suvarna Lugi and Sr. Urmila Torane are
Macmillan education publishers, India organized English Seminar on “21st Century Learning Skills” on 7th Dec 2019 at Hotel Revival Lords Inn, Vadodara. The seminar was interactive and fun learning. It started with a warm-up game to know each other’s names. The teachers also need to take ownership of – things they can control and those out that are control: Teachers are collaborators, facilitators, mentors and guides for the students. The
Auxilium Baroda hosted a seminar on “Emotional Development” for VI to VIII and IX to XII students organized by Oxford University Press and the resource person was Ms. Madhu Sharma, Career Councillor from Delhi. She dealt with the importance and benefits of aiming higher and focusing on our goals along with proper emotional development. Through inspirational video presentation, she tried to enhance student’s knowledge about maintaining proper health and hygiene.
The programme began with the lighting of the lamp. We invoked God’s blessings with a prayer dance and also welcomed our parents and well-wishers. The school report was creatively presented in a high – tech manner through a PowerPoint presentation by the Higher Secondary Students. This included the achievement of the school and also highlighted the milestones achieved during the last academic session. The most awaited programme of every academic
On 17th December 2019, Auxilium Baroda Gujarati Medium celebrated the ‘Annual Day’ in the school premises. The Chief Guest for the day was Mr. Rajesh Unclepuriya, the eminent Executive Magistrate of Vadodara, who was welcomed with a sapling. The programme began with the lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries followed by a prayer dance. The students presented the school Annual Report for the year 2018-19 through a video presentation.
‘Enkindle Stars in the lives of the young’. The animators, PAC members along with the other Sisters gathered on 10th January, at St. Francis Xavier Convent, Benaulim, Goa for the celebration. In the evening the celebration commenced with a vigil service where the FMA of MM Mumbai extended their thanks to God for the gift of Sr. Rita Dora Thomas, the Provincial, the Provincial Council, the animators and to the
On 18th December, the school organized a Christmas programme for all the students. The theme on the background highlighted the crux of the feast of Christmas viz: “Let’s celebrate Christmas by sharing, loving, giving and forgiving”. The live crib, carols, and the meaningful skit highlighted the message that Christmas is all about finding Christ in the poor and those who are in need of our help. After the Christmas programme,
The community of Laura Vicuna Niwas together with the community of Bableshwar and our three boarders went for a nature outing to a scenic place called Vavarath in Jamballi village. Fr. Thomas Mullenmadakal, a Vincentian priest and his community at De Paul’s school extended a warm welcome to each one of us, making us feel at home. He took us around the place showing us different species of animals on his
