The Times of India organized a ‘Fundamental Quiz’ on 15th November at Pune. Thirteen students took part in the quiz and they were accompanied by 2 teachers. There were students from various schools who took part in the quiz and some who formed the cheering teams. There was a preliminary round conducted by the Quiz Master Mr. Runal Dahiwade. Those who qualified in the preliminary round reached the final round.
The 4th of November was a day that some of the pupils and past pupils looked forward to. It was a day of games, dance, and fun, the ‘Diwali Dhamaka’. We began at 5 pm with the lighting of the lamp invoking the presence of God – the ‘true light’, in our midst. This was followed by a short prayer moment and words of welcome by Sr. Joanita Antao. We then
The Fancy Dress Competition of Pre-Primary was held on 27th November 2019 at 9.00 a.m. The judges were Mrs. Sangeeta Pandey and Miss Diana D’Souza. There was a large number of participants. Children were very energetic, confident, creative and enthusiastic. The parents too were very happy to see their children performing and were also very encouraging. Overall the programme was a learning experience for the children.
“To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream. Not only plan but also believe.” – Anatole France In keeping with the British Council ISA Project, the KG and the Primary section of Auxilium Wadala put up a great exhibition on ‘ Clothes and Ornaments of India, Sudan, Sri Lanka, and Animals – (domestic, wild, pets) their shelters, their products and how they are useful. The exhibits
On the 24th of November from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm Bal Mela was organised at Aashish Bhavan, Kune. It was organised for the village children as well as for the boarders. Sr. Moksha Anthonappa, the SDO of the Province was present along with her team. Fr. Blany Pinto, the rector of Don Bosco, Lonavla was the Chief Guest for the day. Nearly 110 children participated in the Bal Mela.
On 14th November 2019 Children’s Day was celebrated in Auxilium Convent High School with lots of enthusiasm and happiness. The celebration started with a prayer service where the teachers prayed for the good health of the students. The celebration continued with other performances which included song, skit, a dance performed by the teachers for the students. Students enjoyed the programme and the school premises were filled with joyful cheers. Sr.
Science Exhibition was held on 23 November at Auxilium Convent High School and Junior College for Std. III to XI from 8.00 am to 2.00 pm. Sr. Latha Arogyasamy, the headmistress and Sr. Nilima Rodrigues, the supervisor cut open the ribbon and inaugurated the science exhibition. Saplings were presented to them by the teachers. The projects were eco-friendly and the use of non-biodegradable substances was avoided. Projects were based on the
On 24th November Children’s day was celebrated at Maria Bhavan, Bableshwar. The Planning was done in collaboration with the youth and the women. The programme began at 9.30 am. The children came from different villages and also special invitation was given to the differently able children (deaf, dumb and blind) from the Institute of Vikhe Patil Babeshwar. Around 300 children took part. The programme began with a prayer dance followed
On 24th November 2019, Auxilium Centre Remedial class students celebrated Children’s Day. The children were well dressed in their casual outfit and were looking forward to this day. The teachers and Sisters welcomed our ‘Little Pearls” wishing “Happy Children’s Day”. Beginning with a short prayer moment and followed by a heart touching video connecting to the day’s celebration. The children were made aware of the importance of the day. Children
The boarders at Auxilium Niwas, Shirva were thrilled as Diwali celebrations were held on 28th October 2019 for them organized by Sr. Monica Shera. A meaningful Prayer Service was held in the quadrangle square with the place being lit up by diyas and candles and the children sitting around in a circle, praying and singing imploring God to light up their minds so as to be able to choose good
