Ganesh Chaturthi – A Celebration of Wisdom & Devotion

“Lord Ganesha is the remover of obstacles, the harbinger of wisdom, and the symbol of new beginnings.”

St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, reverberated with festive joy as the Xaverians came together to celebrate the auspicious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi. The day unfolded with vibrant activities across grades, each blending creativity, devotion, and learning.

The youngest Xaverians from the Pre-Nursery and Nursery groups welcomed Lord Ganesha with innocent enthusiasm and artistic flair. The Pre-Nursery children crafted eco-friendly Ganeshas using fresh green leaves, while the Nursery students lovingly shaped clay into little idols of the deity. They also enjoyed watching a short story on Ganesh Chaturthi, which deepened their understanding of the festival’s significance.

The spirit of devotion carried forward with the KG and UKG children, who were captivated by the story of Lord Ganesha’s birth. Their voices filled the classrooms with purity as they sang bhajans and devotional songs, creating an atmosphere charged with divine energy.

In Grade I, the celebration took on a creative and reflective tone. The children molded their own Ganesha idols and engaged with an interactive audio-visual presentation that brought alive the symbolism of Lord Ganesha. The rhythmic chanting of Ganesh mantras instilled serenity and focus, while a thoughtful classroom discussion encouraged the young learners to reflect upon the values of wisdom, patience, and new beginnings that Ganesha represents.

Grade II students too immersed themselves in the festive spirit through mantra chanting and storytelling sessions that emphasized the virtues embodied by Lord Ganesha. 
Teachers also took this opportunity to impart an important lesson on celebrating festivals responsibly by adopting eco-friendly practices. Children were sensitized about the harmful effects of chemical idols and were encouraged to use natural, biodegradable materials, thereby linking faith with sustainability.

The Ganesh Chaturthi celebration at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, was not merely an occasion of festivity but a meaningful experience that nurtured creativity, cultural awareness, and moral values among the young Xaverians. The school resonated with joy, devotion, and positivity as the children embraced the essence of this sacred festival.

✨ May Lord Ganesha bless all with wisdom, joy, and success, and may this Ganesh Chaturthi mark the beginning of new hopes and brighter beginnings for every Xaverian and their families.

✨ Celebrating the Spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi ✨

The Xaverians of Grade III-J at St. Xavier’s High School presented a special assembly to mark Ganesh Chaturthi. The programme began with an introduction to the festival, followed by a heartfelt skit on the story of Goddess Parvati, Lord Shiva, and young Ganesha, highlighting love and family bonds.

A vibrant dance on “Jai Shri Ganesha” filled the stage with festive cheer, while students and teachers also shared ways to celebrate an eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi through sustainable practices.

The celebration concluded with devotion, joy, and a promise to protect the Earth.
Ganpati Bappa Morya! Wishing everyone a blessed Ganesh Chaturthi.

Little Shoppers, Big Learners!

The Nursery group enthusiastically participated in a Role Play Activity – A Stationery Shop Visit, thoughtfully designed to blend fun with learning. The engaging experience not only boosted the children’s confidence, independence, and proactive behavior but also nurtured their social-emotional skills.

A stationery shop was creatively set up in the classrooms by the facilitators, where children explored and purchased items of their choice using play currency. This hands-on activity gave them an early insight into financial literacy while fostering decision-making skills.

Such experiential learning opportunities make our young Xaverians curious, confident, and ready to embrace real-life situations with joy and enthusiasm. We look forward to creating many more such enriching experiences for our children.

Navigating the Digital World Safely:

A Cyber Safety Workshop was conducted for the students of Grade II and III on 25th and 26th August respectively. The session was led by Mr. Ritesh Mittal, parent of Yuvaan Mittal and Yatharth Mittal, who sensitized the young learners about the importance of being safe in the digital world.

He emphasized the need for creating strong alphanumeric passwords and advised children to refrain from sharing personal details such as their parents’ mobile passwords. He also gave valuable insights into how cybercrime can take place through commonly used apps, creating awareness among students about the risks involved.

The workshop was interactive and engaging, encouraging students to ask questions and reflect on their digital practices. It was indeed an informative session that equipped the children with essential skills to navigate the online world responsibly and safely.

Compost Pit Workshop – Grade III

As an extension of the EVS lesson “Soil”, the students of Grade III enthusiastically participated in a Compost Pit Workshop, an enrichment activity aimed at fostering eco-consciousness. The young learners were introduced to the process of creating organic manure using everyday biodegradable materials such as vegetable peels, brown waste paper, dry leaves, and soil. The activity was carried out in traditional clay pots (matkas), making the experience both engaging and hands-on.

The workshop was facilitated by our parent partners from Green Samaritans, Ms. Juhi and Ms. Nandini, who guided the students step by step through the composting process. They also highlighted the importance of organic manure in enriching the soil and preserving its fertility, thereby instilling the values of sustainability and responsible waste management in our learners.

As a token of gratitude, the guests were felicitated with a planter, symbolizing the school’s commitment to nurturing a greener and sustainable future.

The universe is not outside of us. We are the universe experiencing itself.”

The second day of XAVENIUM 2025 at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81 unfolded with grandeur and cosmic fervor, celebrating the enthralling theme “Mysteries of the Universe.” The day brimmed with competitions that blended imagination with intellect — from Cosmic Yoga and Space Scientist Speaks (Elocution) to Build Your Own Space Station, Galactic Gadgets (Advertisement Presentation), and the Celestial Catwalk (Dress-up Parade). Each event became a vibrant showcase of the boundless creativity and enthusiasm of young Xavierites who brought the mysteries of the cosmos alive on stage.

The celebrations began with the warm felicitation of dignitaries, including the esteemed Principal of St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 89, Ms. Renu Singh, followed by the welcome of an illustrious panel of judges whose accomplishments brought depth and inspiration to the competitions. The occasion was graced by Ms. Monica Ahuja, an educator turned pageant winner and fashion model committed to women empowerment; Lieut. Dr. Rita Gangwani, a former Indian Army officer, global grooming expert, author and life coach; Ms. Aarushi Malik, an acclaimed international artist known for her expressive alcohol ink artworks; Ms. Sumiti, a versatile art professional working across abstract, mixed media and string art; Mr. Ajit Kumar Solanki, an international yoga player and six-time All India University medalist; Ms. Ishita, founder of Vision Divinity and an expert in holistic healing therapies; Ms. Nandini Gupta, a publishing professional and author of inspiring fiction and poetry; Mr. Varun Mata, Business & Operations Head of Trinity College London – North India, with expertise in communication and leadership; Ms. Kavita Munjal, an educationist and social worker with vast academic experience; Ms. Simi Srivastava, a renowned storyteller and founder of Kathashala; and Ms. Meenakshi Mahesh Bhakuni, a distinguished educationist and institutional leader with three decades of pioneering contributions. Their presence, insights, and encouragement elevated the fest, making every competition a true celebration of learning and excellence.

A moment of reverence followed as the dignitaries gathered for the Lamp Lighting Ceremony. The flame symbolized knowledge, clarity, and creativity — illuminating the path for the finale of Xavenium 2025.

The audience was then graced with the Headmistress’s Address, a heartfelt reflection that set the tone of gratitude and celebration. With deep reverence, she thanked the Almighty for His blessings, the school Directors for their vision, the Principals for their guidance, and made a special mention of the Coordinator and the Administrative Staff for their relentless efforts in ensuring the seamless success of the fest. She further extended a huge round of applause to the dedicated teachers whose hard work and perseverance shaped every performance, and to the participating schools whose enthusiastic involvement brought vibrance and life to the event. Her words inspired every Xavierite to reach higher while remaining grounded in values that shape true excellence.

The day continued with a spectacular dance performance that blended rhythm, grace, and energy, embodying the very spirit of creativity that Xavenium stands for. Every step and every beat radiated the passion and perseverance of the performers, captivating the audience and filling the atmosphere with joyous celebration.

As the competitions drew to a close, the most awaited moment arrived — the declaration of results. The excitement reached its peak as winners were announced across various events. Yet, as emphasized throughout the day, the true essence of Xavenium lay not in the trophies but in the journey of participation, the lessons learned, and the friendships forged. The grandest honor of all, the Constellation Trophy for the Overall Winner, was presented amidst thunderous applause, sealing the day with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

The celebration concluded with a warm and eloquent Vote of Thanks, extending gratitude on behalf of the Xavier’s fraternity to the Directors, Principals, Headmistress Ma’am, Coordinator Ma’am, the respected judges, the dedicated teaching faculty, and above all, the spirited participants who made Xavenium 2025 a galaxy of unforgettable memories.

As the curtains drew on this interstellar fest, one sentiment echoed through the hearts of all present — at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, every child is a star, and Xavenium is not just a celebration of talent but a reminder that the sky is never the limit; it is only the beginning.

XAVENIUM 2025 – Mysteries of the Universe

The grand opening of XAVENIUM 2025, based on the fascinating theme “Mysteries of the Universe”, was celebrated with pride and enthusiasm at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, Gurugram.

The event commenced with the felicitation of dignitaries, extending heartfelt gratitude to the visionary Directors, Mr. Mohit Sachdeva and Mr. Tarun Sachdeva, with a special mention of Mr. Keshav Sachdeva and Ms. Sanya Sachdeva for gracing the occasion. Our Beacons of Guidance, Headmistress Ms. Ramandeep Kaur and Coordinator Ms. Shivani Mehra, were acknowledged with deep appreciation.

The occasion was further enriched by the presence of an eminent panel of judges who brought inspiration and expertise from diverse fields:
Ms. Neha Maheshwari – Author and Founder of Tales Lane Publishing House, known for her rhythmic children’s tales.
Ms. Shagun Khajuria – A passionate educator with 16+ years of experience in early childhood education.
Ms. Shefali Malhotra – Founder of BUKMUK Library & Publishing, an engineer-turned-storyteller promoting reading culture.
Dr. Kamlesh Khanna – A senior pathologist and motivational speaker blending science with spirituality.
Mr. Kanav Agnihotri – Founder & CEO of Kantell Entertainment Pvt. Ltd., a visionary storyteller and media leader.
Ms. Kavita Sood – An educationist with 18+ years of experience in curriculum design and teacher training.
Mr. Rohit Rajput – A dynamic dancer and Zumba instructor with national acclaim on Dance India Dance and Dance+.
Mr. Ashu – Internationally trained dancer and choreographer, versatile across contemporary, ballet, and jazz.
Ms. Tapasya Gupta – A creative artist renowned for her work in decoupage, resin, and handcrafted art.
Ms. Aparna Vyas – Veteran educator and artist with over 40 years of experience in art and design.
Mr. Shoaib – Theatre artist and educator, with 14 years of experience using theatre for social change.
Ms. Aparajita Sabesan – Secretary of SPIC MACAY, Gurgaon Chapter, committed to preserving Indian classical arts.

The Lamp Lighting Ceremony marked an auspicious beginning, followed by the Headmistress’ Address, where Ms. Ramandeep Kaur addressed the august gathering, expressing gratitude to the management, judges, and the participating schools, with special appreciation for the staff for their relentless dedication and efforts.

The stage then came alive with XAV BEATS, a melodious inaugural choir performance by the young Xaverians of Grades I–III. Adding to the spirit of the day, Mr. Keshav Sachdeva shared a motivating address, highlighting the ethos and vision of the school.

The school corridors soon buzzed with creativity and talent, with events like Stellar Dance Performances, Storytelling, and Art & Innovation Competitions engaging enthusiastic participants from various schools.

The day concluded on a high note, leaving everyone inspired and energized. With great anticipation, the Xavier family now looks forward to Day 2 of XAVENIUM, promising even more excitement, creativity, and celebration of young talent.

 Divine Celebrations of Janmashtami at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81 

The vibrant corridors of St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, came alive with devotion, joy, and colour as students from Pre-Nursery to Grade III celebrated the birth of Lord Krishna with great enthusiasm. The day was filled with artistic creations, soulful music, and valuable lessons inspired by the life of Makhan Chor Krishna.

The youngest Xaverians moulded and decorated charming clay matkis, adding dollops of butter in a delightful nod to Krishna’s favourite treat. Dressed in traditional Radha and Krishna attire, they swayed to the sweet tunes of the flute, filling the atmosphere with Vrindavan’s magic. The Kindergarteners enjoyed a special pottery session where they shaped and decorated beautiful matkis. Their traditional costumes and innocent joy added a splash of festivity to the celebrations.

The students of Grade I immersed themselves in a Go Sharpener story session, learning timeless lessons on honesty, courage, and devotion. Boys transformed into charming Krishnas, while girls blossomed as graceful Radhas, seamlessly blending cultural celebration with moral learning. Grade II students were captivated by an animated screening on Lord Krishna’s life and teachings. The engaging discussion that followed helped them connect with the deeper values of truthfulness, bravery, and unwavering devotion.

Keeping sustainability in focus, Grade III students crafted elegant eco-friendly mukuts, blending creativity with tradition in a way that truly honoured the spirit of the festival. The Janmashtami celebrations at St. Xavier’s were a heartwarming tapestry of art, culture, values, and joy, leaving every participant touched by the divine spirit of the day.

 “May the blessings of Lord Krishna fill your life with love, joy, and prosperity. Wishing everyone a blessed and blissful Janmashtami!” 

The enthusiastic Grade II-H  students brought the spirit of Janmashtami to life with a delightful assembly! The air was filled with joy and devotion as our young ones celebrated the birth of Lord Krishna through vibrant performances and heartfelt prayers invoking blessings for peace and prosperity.
The assembly began with an introduction to Lord Krishna followed by the enchanting Krishna’s birth skit, where our little actors showcased key moments from Lord Krishna’s birth with remarkable enthusiasm and creativity. Our talented kids then took the stage, dazzling everyone with a beautiful dance performance depicting the life and playful antics of young Krishna. Their graceful movements and radiant smiles truly captured the essence of this auspicious festival.
The highlight of the event was from the mischievous butter-stealing episodes to the profound lessons of friendship and love, the children’s performance was both entertaining and educational.

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Freedom in Our Hearts, Pride in Our Souls – Independence Day Celebration at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81

“Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit and human dignity.”

The morning of Wednesday, 13 August 2025 dawned with a spirit of patriotism at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, as students from Pre-Nursery to Grade III gathered to honour the nation’s 79th Independence Day with reverence and pride.

The celebration commenced with the flag hoisting ceremony led by our respected Headmistress, Ms. Ramandeep Kaur, and esteemed Coordinator, Ms. Shivani Mehra. As the tricolour unfurled against the clear sky, voices united in singing the National Anthem, filling the campus with an air of devotion and unity.

A heartfelt poem recitation by our Hindi teachers beautifully captured the essence of freedom and sacrifice, resonating deeply with every listener. This was followed by a special assembly by Class III-I, where students showcased India’s journey towards independence through inspiring performances and patriotic expressions.

The event reached a moment of reflection with the Words of Wisdom from our Headmistress, who urged students to cherish the freedoms they enjoy, uphold their responsibilities as citizens, and keep the flame of patriotism burning bright.

The celebration was a harmonious blend of tradition, learning, and heartfelt emotion — a testament to St. Xavier’s High School’s commitment to nurturing responsible, proud, and compassionate citizens of tomorrow.

“May the tricolour always fly high and the spirit of freedom live forever in our hearts. Wishing everyone a Happy Independence Day!”

 A Tapestry of Patriotism – Day 3 of Independence Week

At St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, every celebration is a blend of learning, creativity, and character building — and Day 3 of our Independence Week was a perfect reflection of this ethos. The campus came alive with a kaleidoscope of tricolour, resonating with the spirit of freedom, unity, and pride.

Our Pre-Nursery students stepped into the world of hands-on learning through a delightful kitchenette activity, creating tricolour sandwiches, while their craft time brought vibrant balloon creations to life. Nursery children channelled the courage of our national heroes by dressing up as freedom fighters, confidently delivering powerful lines that echoed their strength of character.

In the Kindergarten section, little patriots immersed themselves in creative crafts and flag colouring, while Upper Kindergarten students joyfully explored tearing and pasting activities in tricolour hues, making their art files a vibrant celebration of the nation.

Grade I students showcased their commitment to sustainability by designing striking tricolour badges from scrap materials, proudly donning them to symbolise eco-friendly patriotism. The highlight for Grade II was the Master Chef Competition, where culinary talent met national pride — from fresh tricolour salads to innovative snacks, our young chefs impressed everyone with their skill, health-conscious choices, and artistic presentation.

Special assembly by Class III-I was a cultural extravaganza where students dressed in tricolour attire presented performances that celebrated India’s glorious journey of independence.

At St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, we believe in nurturing not just academic excellence, but also cultural awareness, creativity, and respect for our nation’s heritage — values beautifully embodied in every moment of this celebration.

Strings of Tradition: SPIC MACAY Puppetry Show

SPIC MACAY (Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth) is an organisation dedicated to introducing the younger generation to the rich cultural tapestry of India. As part of this mission, our school hosted a vibrant puppetry show that brought alive the charm of traditional folk art.

The event featured celebrated puppeteers Puran Bhatt and Akshay Bhatt, whose skilful storytelling and artistry captivated every heart. The programme began with the ceremonial lamp lighting and the felicitation of the distinguished artists, setting a warm and respectful tone for the morning.

Kindergarten and Grade III students were enthralled as colourful puppets danced and narrated timeless tales. The show was not only a joyful and magnificent display of talent but also a window into India’s rich cultural heritage, offering the young audience both entertainment and valuable learning.

“Celebrating Freedom, One Heartbeat at a Time” – Day II of Independence Week

“Freedom is nothing else but a chance to be better.” – Albert Camus

The spirit of patriotism glowed brighter on the second day of our Independence Day Week celebrations, as every corner of the school pulsed with creativity, learning, and heartfelt expressions of love for the motherland.

Our Pre-Nursery and Nursery little chefs donned their aprons for a delightful Kitchenette Activity, crafting colourful tricolour sandwiches. With tiny hands layering green, white, and orange, they not only prepared a tasty treat but also created a beautiful edible emblem of unity. Their giggles and pride were the perfect garnish.

In Kindergarten (KG) and Upper Kindergarten (UKG), curiosity took flight as children immersed themselves in an engaging Independence Day story. Through vivid visuals and relatable characters, they absorbed the essence of freedom and the courage it demands, leaving their young hearts inspired.

Grade I journeyed through history with an interactive audiovisual presentation on India’s freedom fighters. The tales of sacrifice and bravery lit a spark of admiration, deepening their understanding that independence was hard-earned through unwavering unity.

Grade II blended art with language, sketching vibrant images of India and composing heartfelt Hindi lines, transforming their thoughts into vivid strokes and soulful words.

Grade III explored the theme “Unity is Strength”, designing impactful posters that served as visual reminders that our diversity is the very foundation of our strength.

Adding to the cultural grandeur of the day, students were captivated by the SPIC MACAY Puppetry Event, a vibrant showcase of India’s rich heritage. Through the mesmerising art of traditional puppetry, students not only witnessed timeless folk tales come alive but also absorbed the values, traditions, and artistry that have been passed down through generations. It was a journey into the soul of our culture, reminding us that freedom is also about preserving the roots that make us who we are.

The day concluded with a shared sense of pride, gratitude, and renewed commitment to uphold the values our freedom stands for. As we look ahead to the remaining celebrations, one truth resonates deeply: We are the children of freedom, and the torchbearers of its future.

The inaugural day of Independence Week unfolded in a vibrant celebration of patriotism, uniting voices both young and old.

Our Nursery and Pre-Nursery stars set the tone with a spirited Slogan Shouting activity, resounding with iconic calls such as “Jai Hind, Jai Bharat”, “Tum Mujhe Khoon Do, Main Tumhe Azadi Doonga”, and “Be the Change You Wish to See in the World”. Their tiny yet resolute voices echoed the nation’s timeless ideals.

In Kindergarten, a Patriotic Singing Competition infused the air with soul-stirring melodies. Clad in the hues of the tricolour, the young choristers rendered songs that radiated love, unity, and national pride.

Grade I honoured the day with a heartfelt rendition of Vande Mataram, followed by an insightful discussion on its essence and how it differs from our national anthem, Jana Gana Mana.

The Grades II & III segment began with a lively Independence Quiz, delving into India’s heritage and freedom struggle, leaving students enriched with knowledge and brimming with patriotic fervour.

The day concluded with a shared sense of pride, gratitude, and unyielding devotion to our beloved motherland — India.

The festival of Rakshabandhan was celebrated with great joy and creativity by the Pre-Nursery to Upper Kindergarten students. The Pre-Nursery children engaged in an eco-friendly rakhi-making activity, using natural materials to craft beautiful rakhis that symbolized love and affection for their siblings. Meanwhile, the Nursery group created colourful greeting cards, expressing the spirit of the festival through art.

Kindergarten students enjoyed listening to the story of Rakshabandhan, gaining an understanding of the festival’s significance. They then illustrated rakhis in their art files, bringing their imaginations to life. The Upper Kindergarten children took part in a hands-on activity by designing and decorating their own rakhis, which they made with great excitement and care.

The celebration beautifully combined learning with tradition, fostering creativity, bonding, and festive cheer among the young learners.

🌿Grade II-A -Special Assembly – Celebrating Rakshabandhan with an Eco-friendly Heart! 🌿

Our young learners from Class II-A  presented a beautiful and meaningful assembly on the festival of Rakshabandhan, held on Wednesday, 6 August 2025. 

The theme – Rakshabandhan was beautifully presented with a poem,A short skit followed by pledge which encouraged us all to celebrate traditions with a sense of responsibility towards the environment by making conscious decisions of using Eco - Friendly Rakhis . Children showcased plantable and reusable rakhis , sharing the message that love and care can also extend to Mother Earth .

The assembly included a touching narration of the historical tale of Rani Karnavati and Emperor Humayun , highlighting how Rakhi has always been a symbol of protection, compassion and unity.

Our little changemakers reminded everyone that festivals can embrace values of both tradition and sustainability. Let us all learn from their enthusiasm to celebrate with consciousness and compassion — not just for our families, but for the planet we call home.

Kudos to the students of II-A  for this inspiring initiative.

💫 A Day of Bonding, Smiles & Friendship! 💫
Friendship Day Celebration at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81

St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, echoed with laughter, creativity, and heartfelt moments as students from Pre-Nursery to Grade III came together to celebrate the beautiful bond of friendship 💛.

The tiny tots of Pre-Nursery and Nursery began their celebration with a captivating storytelling session of “The Elephant and His Friends” 🐘📖—a tale that highlighted kindness, inclusivity, and the value of true friends. The little ones then created colourful friendship bands 🎨💫, exchanging them with one another in a gesture filled with joy, warmth, and innocence.

In Kindergarten and Upper Kindergarten, children crafted vibrant friendship badges 🏅🖍️ and shared them with their classmates. The smiles and hugs exchanged reflected the spirit of unity, compassion, and happiness that friendship brings 🤗💖.

Grade I students enjoyed a fun-filled movie outing 🎬🍿 that brought them closer as they laughed, cheered, and bonded over their shared experience. The excitement of being together outside the classroom made the celebration truly memorable.

Grade II students poured their love and imagination into creating handmade friendship cards and bands 💌🧵. The joy of giving and receiving these tokens made the day extra special and meaningful.

Taking the celebration a creative notch higher, Grade III students penned and presented self-composed poems 📝🎤 dedicated to their friends. Their thoughtful verses reflected emotions of trust, care, and gratitude, beautifully capturing the essence of friendship.

The celebration across all grades was a heartfelt reminder that friendship nurtures joy, empathy, and lifelong memories.

🌟 “Friendship isn’t a big thing – it’s a million little things.” 🌟

🎬 Grade I – A Magical Movie Day Out! 🍿✨

Our Grade I stars had a delightful day filled with joy, laughter, and cinematic magic as they stepped into the world of Smurfs! Their eyes sparkled with excitement as they watched the beloved characters on the big screen, surrounded by the cheerful company of their friends.

The shared giggles, the cozy theatre vibes, and of course, the crunchy popcorn and refreshing juice turned the outing into a memory that will be treasured for a long time. It was more than just a movie—it was a celebration of friendship and childhood wonder! 💙🎥

“The best thing about memories is making them… especially with those who make you smile.” 🌟

Special Assembly: Friendship Day : Grade II-D 

🌟 Celebrating National Friendship Day at Our School! 🌟

Today, our hearts were full and spirits high as we came together for a joyful Special assembly by Grade II-D to celebrate National Friendship Day! 💛

Students shared heartfelt speeches, thoughtful poem, and creative performances that reminded us all of the beauty of true friendship — the laughter, the support, the memories, and the bonds that make school life unforgettable. 🎭🎶📖

Through the skit, song, and poem one message stood out: Friendship knows no boundaries — it unites us, uplifts us, and helps us grow together. 🤝✨

Let’s continue to spread kindness, lend a helping hand, and be the friend we all wish to have. 💬💐

Happy Friendship Day to all! 💖