by admin_dchs | May 13, 2024 | Uncategorised
On the occasion of Maharashtra Day on 1st May, Junior College organized a memorable celebration to commemorate the formation of the state of Maharashtra.
The celebration was attended by the chief guest, honorable dignitaries of the school, staff members and Junior College students. The programme included flag hoisting, singing of the national anthem, introduction and felicitation of the chief guest and valuable words of wisdom from him. Speeches were also delivered in English by a Junior College student and in Marathi by a CBSE student, each voicing the history and achievements of the State of Maharashtra. At the conclusion of the programme, the Supervisor of the Secondary section delivered the vote of thanks.
The celebration was an unforgettable and enriching experience. It not only instilled a sense of pride in our state but also provided us with a deeper understanding of Maharashtra’s history and culture.
by admin_dchs | May 10, 2024 | Uncategorised
On 19th April 2024, Divine Child High School & Junior College organized ‘Bal Mela’ a special day featuring fun-filled outdoor activities spruced with a dose of healthy talent competitions and laughter… all this for the less fortunate children from nearby localities. The programme began with a warm welcome, prayer, and a briefing about the day’s schedule. The children were assigned different creative, cultural and sports activities in their groups. They enthusiastically participated, exploring and showcasing their hidden creative talents and enjoying the games. Refreshment and nutritious lunch was provided to all the children, ensuring they were well-fed and energised. At the closing, a take-away gift of love, brought smiles to their faces.
by admin_dchs | Apr 5, 2024 | Uncategorised
It’s that time of the year again when an extended break from academics is anticipated with eagerness and excitement. As we retrospect the academic year gone by, as a team we’ve had a fair share of achievements and quite a number of challenges too. But overall, by the grace and blessings of our patron Divine Child, we have sailed through boldly, happily and successfully.
I sincerely hope that for you personally, this year has proven to be a stepping stone to a higher place, treading new grounds and accomplishing desired goals; and I’m proud of your feats be it in academics, sports, extra-curricular or personality-related. I pray that your passion and drive to grow and excel as a better individual lingers on for the next academic year.
But now, it’s time to relax, rejuvenate and have fun with family and friends… and also find time to do things worthwhile that will further enhance your ability to reach goals in the coming year.
Make an effort to read often to improve vocabulary; practice writing; work on maths.
Be part of a swimming / yoga club to keep physically and mentally healthy.
Register into art and craft classes to stir creative juices and build on them.
Join camps that will help improve personality.
Help in household chores; have family activities.
Stay positive and find ways of living our motto “Born for Others.”
At the closing of this academic year, some essential details for you to take note of and adhere to –
• PTA General Body Meeting for parents of Primary students will be on Friday 12th April 2024 at 8:00am. It is mandatory for parents to attend this meeting.
• Open Day (for students only –Std. V to Std. IX) will be on Tuesday 16th April 2024 from 8.00am to 9.30am.
• Bal Mela, a day of fun and entertainment organized for the not-so-privileged children around our locality is on Friday 19th April 2024.
• Results for Sr. KG & Jr. KG on Thursday 25th April 2024.
• Readmission & book collection for students of Sr. KG promoted to Std. I on Friday 26th April 2024.
• Results – Std. IV on Thursday 25th April 2024.
• Readmission & book collection for students of Std. IV promoted to Std. V on Friday 26th April 2024.
• Results & book collection for students of Std. I to Std. III on Monday 29th April 2024.
• Results & book collection for students of Std. V to Std. IX on Tuesday 30th April 2024.
• Vacation begins from Wednesday 1st May 2024.
• School reopening dates – Stds. I–X – Thursday 13th June 2024. (Tentative)
Sr. KG – Tuesday 18th June 2024.
Jr. KG – Friday 21st June 2024.
Nursery – Wednesday 26th June 2024.
• Attendance on the first day of school in complete school uniform is compulsory.
• Make it a habit to be on time to school.
• Come back with a revitalized and energetic mind and attitude. It will help boost your spirit and expand your horizon.
In the meanwhile, have a happy and healthy holiday time. God bless you and see you in June 2024.
Sr. Olivia Fernandes
Principal
by admin_dchs | Apr 5, 2024 | Uncategorised
Our school bid farewell to two Primary teachers – Tr. Emilda at the end of last academic year and Tr. Scarlet at the end of the first term this year. Both were dearly loved and respected as mentors and mother figures to the little ones who actually bid them a tearful goodbye.
TR. EMILDA ARANHA
On 11th April 2023, Divine Child High School organized a heartfelt farewell event to bid adieu to Tr. Emilda, who had been an integral part of our institution for 18 yrs. The event commenced with a prayer service and a warm welcome by teachers, who shared anecdotes and memories highlighting Tr. Emilda’s dedication, passion and positive influence. This was followed by speeches and entertainment programme from students and teachers, who expressed gratitude for Tr. Emilda’s guidance and mentorship, which extended beyond the classroom.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Tr. Emilda for her unwavering dedication, passion and commitment to education and wish her all the best in her future endeavours.
TR. SCARLET D’SOUZA
Tr. Scarlet bid farewell to Divine Child High School on 31st October 2023. The staff and students gathered together to celebrate the profound impact she had on countless lives over her 36 years in the school a special prayer service was conducted for Tr. Scarlet’s future endeavours asking for blessings of success, fulfillment and happiness in her new journey.
During the farewell event students, staff and management expressed heartfelt gratitude for Tr. Scarlet’s contribution by sharing personal experiences and messages of appreciation, highlighting the positive influence she has had on their lives. As Tr. Scarlet embarked on a new chapter, she carried with her the best wishes of the entire Divine Child High School community. Her legacy will endure, serving as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of students and educators alike.
by admin_dchs | Mar 4, 2024 | Uncategorised
Like every year, the month of January is a special month for the girls of Divine Child High School. They proudly remember the woman Savitribai Phule who first gave all women, the opportunity to be recognized and respected as an individual with rights. Her legacy lives on through all women who today are educated, run a home, pursue a career and are on equal standing with men in society.
Divine Child High School honours her memory by dedicating the month of January to her by organizing different events. On her birthday 3rd January, an assembly was conducted, a Std. 8 student dressed as Savitribai Phule, spoke at length about her dreams and her work for the education right of women. The motivational speech was appreciated by all.
With the coming of the month of February, on Tuesday 20th February the school celebrated the birth anniversary of Shivaji Maharaj – a revered historical leader who created an independent and sovereign state in Maharashtra. The students of Std. 6 conducted the assembly. A student of Std. 8 dressed in the attire of Shivaji Maharaj and some others dressed as characters from the life of Shivaji Maharaj. Various competitions were held through the day – Essay (Std. 5); Quiz (Std. 6); Collage making (Std. 7); Making of Fort structures (Std. 8).
Marathi Bhasha Diwas was celebrated on Tuesday 27th February with great pomp. This day coincides with the birth anniversary of Kusumagraj a Marathi poet, writer and social reformer who played a vital role in promoting the Marathi language and culture.
The assembly prayers were conducted in Marathi. At the assembly the Marathi pledge was taken and the importance of the Marathi language was also explained. Students dressed in the Nauvari attire, complete with Pheta. It was a sight to behold. The programme was set as such – a Collage and Drawing competition (Std. 5); Group and Solo singing (Std. 6); Traditional Marathi ballad Powada on the life of Shivaji was narrated (Std. 7); A One-Act Play (Std. 8). Students from Stds. 5-9 also participated in a cultural programme exhibiting dances from the state of Maharashtra – Koli, Farmer Dance, etc. And not to forget, sumptuous mouthwatering Maharashtrian ‘thali’ and delicacies were displayed.
