Annual Prize Distribution 2025-26

Annual Prize Distribution 2025-26

The Annual Prize Distribution for the academic year 2025–26 held on Tuesday, 28th July 2026 began with the school band welcoming the Chief Guest Mr. Dharmaraj Solanki (Head of Projects at Project Mumbai) and Guests of Honour – the SSC & HSC toppers and their parents, along with our Principal, and other dignitaries.

The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp and a prayer dance. The annual report was presented by Sr. Principal and the school magazine was released by the Chief Guest. Tr. Anns Stanley (SSC), Tr. Anu Samuel (HSC-Science) and Tr. Jaya Nhavkar (HSC-Commerce) spoke a few words about our SSC & HSC toppers. It was a The SSC topper students scoring 90% and above, and scholarship recipients were felicitated by the Chief Guest. The event also featured vibrant dance performances by students, themed around hard work, positivity, and a never-give-up attitude. In his address, Mr. Solanki commended the students’ achievements and shared insights into the work of Project Mumbai. The program concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Tr. Sudha Titus and the singing of the school anthem.

Parents Day

Parents Day

“Parents are the roots of every child’s success, nurturing dreams with love, care, and endless support.”

Parents’ Day was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm on 24th July 2026. The programme was a beautiful gift to the unconditional love, care, and support of parents. The SSC Board First Ranker’s parents were invited to grace the celebration as Chief Guests. They were warmly welcomed by the school management, teachers and students. The programme began with melodious welcome songs presented by the Pre-Primary and Primary Section students. The parents were then entertained with colourful and energetic dance performances by the Primary and Secondary Section students, showcasing their talent, confidence, and teamwork. The Chief Guests appreciated the sincere efforts of the students, the dedication of the teachers, and the constant encouragement provided by parents in shaping the future of every child.
Parents thoroughly enjoyed the programme and were delighted to witness their children’s performances. The event reflected the hard work, discipline, and commitment of both the students and teachers, making the celebration a memorable and successful occasion for everyone. 

 

Vanamahotsav Celebration

Vanamahotsav Celebration

On the 1st of July, to celebrate Vanamahotsav, a special assembly revolving around the theme “Save Mangroves, Save Mumbai” was conducted. Students were made aware through a meaningful skit, of the vital role mangroves play in protecting the environment, maintaining ecological balance, and safeguarding coastal areas. Principal addressed everyone and motivated the students to become responsible citizens by actively participating in environmental conservation. The assembly concluded with a pledge by all the students and staff to protect nature and contribute towards a greener future.

As part of the Vanamahotsav celebrations a poster-making competition was organized for students of Stds. V-VII, while a slogan-writing competition was conducted for students of Stds. VIII-X. The activity for the day involved planting and growing microgreens within the school campus, promoting hands-on learning about sustainable practices. Overall, the Vanamahotsav assembly was informative and inspiring. It reinforced the message that protecting nature is our collective responsibility and motivated everyone to take small but meaningful steps towards preserving the environment.

‘No Tobacco’ Day

‘No Tobacco’ Day

On Thursday 25th June 2026, a seminar was organized by the Science Club teachers and students with the purpose to alert students about the harmful effects of Tobacco & Nicotine addiction. The presentation gave a better insight about “Passive Smoking” or “Second-Hand Smoking” and how carcinogenic substances cause cancer, heart and lung diseases. Different Tobacco products like cigarette, bidis, cigar/cigarillos, snuff, vapes, etc. were shown and their disastrous effect were discussed.

The speaker spoke about the role of Rehabilitation Centers in helping people overcome addiction through counselling and treatment. It inspired everyone to make informed choices and encouraged others to lead a “Tobacco-free” life.The Q&A round was interactive and interesting. The seminar concluded with a pledge to spread awareness and shun away tobacco consumption.

 

YOGA… The Healthy Option

YOGA… The Healthy Option

Yoga is a form of exercise that improves physical and mental well-being for people of all ages. The day was pre-celebrated on Friday 19th June to create awareness among students on the importance of yoga.

The yoga instructor Ms. Hetal Patel took the students through an explanatory session on the benefits of yoga, stating –
It improves strength and flexibility.
It builds self-confidence.
It reduces stress and tension.
It helps control hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol and obesity.
It boosts immunity.
It improves concentration and attention span.

The informative session was followed by a practical demonstration of various yoga asanas, i.e. Tadsana, Padmasana, Butterfly Asana, Naukasana, Vajrasana, Shavasana, and breathing exercises like Pranayama (Anulom Vilom), where students participated enthusiastically with the guidance of the instructor.