To inculcate the importance of eating healthy food; Salad dressing Competition was held online on 8th February 2022 for the students of STD III and IV with the theme “Eat healthy, feel healthy’.
The participants’ creativity was revealed through the beautiful designs and patterns formed with different mouthwatering salads of Vegetables or Fruits

The winners for the Salad dressing competition are:

STD III

1st – Kenneth Andrew
2nd – Sarthak Bhagat
3rd – Arya Shingan
Consolation Prize- Nirja Desai

STD IV

1st Tanaya Jadhav
2nd Kanak Jadhav
3rd Niven Dsouza

Congratulations to all the winners!

The School Feast Day Programme of Our Mother Foundress St. Claudine Thevenet was celebrated virtually on 2nd February 2022 for Class III -XII at 8.00 a.m. with great joy and enthusiasm
The theme for the program was St. Claudine Thevenet, ‘You are the Symbol of hope and love’

The programme began with a meaningful prayer service followed by an Entertainment Programme.

The offline programme began with a meaningful Eucharistic Celebration at 11:00 am in the school hall by Rev. Fr. Mario D’Souza from St. Francis De Sales Church for the Sisters & the entire teaching and non-teaching staff (SSC & ICSE). Father in his homily encouraged everyone to follow the values of Claudine.

The celebration continued with a cake cutting by the sisters followed by a small get together. The staff presented our Dear sisters gifts as a token of love and appreciation for all that they do. The celebration ended with sumptuous snacks.

Feast Day celebration is a day to remember the prayers and blessings of our Mother Foundress for us all to cope up and stay strong in all walks of our life.

A special farewell programme was organized for STD 10 & 12 on 12th February 2022 at 9.00 a.m. with the theme ‘ Take memories to leave footprints’ organized by the students of STD 9 & 11.

The virtual programme included: Welcome dance, prayer service, address by the principal, supervisor & class teachers of STD 10 & 12, musical skit depicting the journey of school life. Valedictory speech of the Head girl & the Junior College President.

Followed by the announcement of Miss & Master CJM bagged by Sanika Said & Vedant Pise of class 10 & Ryana Chauhan & Alan Dcunah from class 12.

Students participated wholeheartedly. The melodious songs sung by the students exhibited the feeling of nationalism, love, devotion and a sense of attachment for their motherland India.

The efforts of the students were well appreciated by the Principal and the teacher’s .It was indeed a day to witness National pride for each one present for the competition.

The following are the Winners:

STD III
1st Prize- Rajkumari Oza
2nd Prize – Himanshu Bhatkar & Neel Nagvekar
3rd Prize – Vedika Pawar
Consolation Prize: Saisha Patankar & Ovee Chindarkar

STD IV
1st Prize -Atharva Chabukswar
2nd Prize- Grishma Gawande
3rd Prize- Tanaya Jadhav & Garvita Pagare

The 73rd Republic day celebration was conducted on Jan 26th, 2022 with a great patriotic vigour. Flag hoisting was conducted at 8.00 am where few teaching & supporting staff were present. Sr. Rosemary, head of the Premdan community Kharghar was the chief guest for the day.

Virtual Celebration was conducted at 9.30am for students from class 3-12.The theme for the programme being ‘let freedom not perish in your hands’.

The programme was performed by class 11 students which showcased prayer service for the country and its citizens, scripture reading, dances, speeches etc. highlighting the importance of the day.

The programme ended with a note to mark a difference this Republic day by abiding one’s rights & duties.

The participants were given the option to prepare a math model on any topic of their choice and make a video mentioning the topic name, its importance and usage in our daily life. The students participated enthusiastically and each one gave his/her unique presentation. Each participant was judged on the basis of four skills –
Mathematical Approach, Appropriate presentation, Originality and Clarity, Creativity.
Math competition is one of many ways to bring forth a student’s intellectual capacity and commitment to the field. Through practice and preparation, students will further strengthen their math skills, which will enhance their grades and standardized test scores.
The programme ended on a positive note with the quote: “Mathematics may not teach us how to add love or minus hate. It gives us every reason to hope thatevery problem has a solution.”

Congratulations to all the winners!

A meaningful virtual assembly for students was conducted with power point presentation depicting the main objective of propagating the philosophy and the ideals of Swami Vivekananda for which he lived and worked.

National Youth Day creates awareness and provides knowledge about the rights of people in India. It is a day to educate people to behave properly in the country. The main objective behind the celebration is to make a better future for the country by motivating the youth and spreading the ideas of the Swami Vivekananda. National Youth Day is also famous as Yuva Diwas. A video of Swami Vivekananda’s ideals was shown which will have an everlasting effect on everybody’s mind.

“We are what our thoughts have made us; so take care about what you think. Words are secondary. Thoughts live; they travel far”. – Swami Vivekananda

“All differences in this world are of degree, and not of kind because oneness is the secret of everything”. – Swami Vivekananda.

Christmas is a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a festival of joy, sharing and giving To make this Christmas season a memorable one, the Students of Std. 10 had prepared a special online Christmas program on the theme ‘Come let’s celebrate the Saviours birth’

The celebration began with a meaningful prayer service. This was followed by the Christmas Carols sung by the students which brought the feeling of joy and happiness. The students then enacted the Nativity scene i.e. the story of the birth of Jesus and a skit, emphasizing the importance of caring and spreading goodness all around. The program ended with a foot tapping dance performed by the students. Sr. Lavita visited all the classes and greeted the students with Christmas wishes.

Various Christmas activities like star making, wreath making, poster making and door decoration were conducted during the week. Great skills and enthusiasm were seen in the students during this Class Activity. Students actively participated in all the activities. The boundless joy of celebrating the festival was visible on the faces of the children.