My dear children, 

On behalf of all your teachers and staff, I wish you all the luck for your upcoming board exams. Make the best of it. 

It is a great moment for us all to send you forth for yours as well as the school's first board exam as the pioneer batch of grade X, 2021. It's a landmark moment for the school and we feel proud of you. 

We are certain you will do us and your parents proud with your hard work and achievement and all our prayers are with you. I am sure you believe in yourself like we all do in the school who stand behind you through it all. 

Go ahead confidently, do well and shine out like always as true Xaverians. 

God bless you!! 
Dr R Alfred
Principal

Pre-Primary - Guru Nanak Jayanti Celebration

The Pre-Primers celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti - the birthday of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. They learnt about the importance of this day and many things about his life, his teachings, his beliefs and his 3 golden rules of "Naam Japo, Kirt Karo and Vand Shako." Kids watched a story related to Guru Nanak Dev Ji's life and his magical powers. They also went on a virtual tour of "The Golden Temple at Amritsar" and saw how the various activities are carried out inside, including the selfless seva at the world's largest free eatery - the langar. They also saw the exceptional and beautiful lighting at Golden Temple that takes place on this auspicious occasion. May the holy teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji guide us through the right path in our lives. Warm Gurpurab wishes to everyone!!

Ek Onkaar Satnam.....Guru Nanak  Jayanti Celebration

St. Xavier’s High School, Sec.81 keeping in view the secular ethos of the school celebrated and rejoiced in the spirit of the festival, Guru Nanak Jayanti. A virtual special assembly was conducted on 18^th November ,21 for grades I-IX, to mark the occasion and bring home the relevance of the festival to our young generation. The celebration enlightened the students about the solemnity of the festival.  The assembly commenced with the mool mantra ‘Ek Omkaar’ echoing in the session. It was scenic the way Xaverians were soaked in the spirit with their heads covered with saffron cloth throughout the assembly reflecting their pure devotion. The students were shown glimpses of the sacred life lived by Guru Nanak Dev Ji

with the help of P.P.T. Xaverians were splendid when they presented Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s believes in traditional Sikh attire. The students also enlightened upon the significance of Gurupurab and various rituals associated with the festival. The teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji were shared by our Xaverians with great fervour and respect. Serenity and calmness floated in the air with the beautiful humming of the shabads and it paved the way for a very fruitful and productive day for all. The festival was celebrated by Xavier’s family with great pride, honour and respect. The assembly reached to its end with Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s message of oneness and compassion for all .

Investiture Ceremony 2021-2022@St. Xavier’s High School, Sector-81

“A leader is the one who knows the way, goes the way and shows the way.’’

The investiture ceremony is a solemn occasion where all the young students are prepared to don the mantle of leadership and exhibit the responsibilities entrusted upon them by the school.

A grand inauguration of Student Council of St. Xavier’s High School, Sector-81 was done on November 13, 2021 through the impressive Investiture Ceremony. The ceremony was graced with the benign presence of our respected School Director, Principal, Headmistress and parents.

The day commenced by seeking blessings of Almighty followed by plethora of events. The student council members marched spritely and majestically in sync with the beating of the drums to receive their badges. After receiving their prestigious badges, they took an oath and pledged to work earnestly to uphold the honour, glory and dignity of the school. It was a proud moment for all the parents to witness their children being invested with great responsibilities while embarking on their journey of being leaders.

The School Director congratulated the newly elected members and emphasised on the need to be humble while holding responsibilities. Also, our school Principal and Headmistress motivated the students to strive harder with unified zeal for the betterment of the school. The ceremony culminated with Vote of Thanks.

“There is no garden as beautiful as childhood”. 

November 14 is celebrated as Children’s Day or Bal Diwas every year in India. The special day is celebrated in remembrance of India’s first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru, born on November 14, 1889, also known as Pandit Nehru. Nehru, who was fondly called Chacha Nehru or simply Chacha ji. He was very popular amongst children for his love. November 14 marks Nehru’s devotion to welfare, education and development of children and young people.

A day marking childhood was celebrated with fun and frolic at St. Xavier’s High School, sec.81.Xaverian enjoyed a power packed rainbow of programs planned especially for our beloved students. It all began with a special school assembly wherein the teachers stepped in to the shoes of our students and conducted the entire assembly right from Lord’s prayer, reading Xavier’s bulletin, sharing the thought of the day, significance of the day and an engaging, hilarious skit was thoroughly enjoyed by Xaverians. Students cheered their teachers as they saw them performing as kids and laughed boisterously at their jokes. The classes were buzzing with excitement and joy as the endless fun flowed with movie time, music and dance engulfed everyone in laughter and happiness. The day concluded with distribution of sweets and creative take aways. The celebrations ensured the wonderful memories lingering in everybody’s minds. The students were overwhelmed and enjoyed the day to the fullest.

The most precious of the God’s creations, who spread the fragrance of love wherever they go. Without any effort, they can spread the joy and happiness in every season and can light up every room. A day full of laughter, lots of fun, dance, music, and games awaited the Pre-Primers as they celebrated their very special day – Children’s Day. Children were sent an invite and informed prior to dress up in their favourite dresses and to keep some party snacks ready. They were all geared up for the celebration. Kids learnt in a fun way why the birthday of our first prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, started getting celebrated as Children’s Day. Teachers were also dressed up with masks and props and had decorated the classrooms especially for the event. Interesting games like memory game, guessing games, move and freeze, hit the pyramid and many more were played. Kids also watched a movie related to the day. The kids made cute hand puppets and were totally enjoying playing with it. The day was eventful and well spent. Let’s continue spreading the joy and never let age extinguish our inner child. Happy Children’s Day!

Children's Day Celebration

 St.Xavier's High School, sec.81

' Nothing is as innocent as a child's Smile.'
Xaverians were brimmed with laughter and happiness when they watched their mentors performing a hilarious skit as students during  Children's Day special assembly. The grinning faces of Xaverians made the celebration memorable.

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'Self-belief and hard work will always earn you success.’

We are pleased to share the fantabulous achievements of our shining stars from Grade 2, who have brought laurels to school by securing  positions in Story Narration competition held at Lancer International School.

??Results Declared??

Rudra Pratap Singh Tomar
First Position

Ashvika Agarwal
Third Position

Heartiest Congratulations!!
Keep shining and reach the pinnacle of success.

Special Assembly

Theme"Eco Friendly Diwali"

    ‘Let’s Make a Difference! Let’s Celebrate Green Diwali 2021!’

Festivals are an expression of joy and connect with the man’s highest aspirations and deepest yearnings. Diwali, the festival of lights, is a celebration that marks the victory of good over evil, light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. Diwali is celebrated across all communities of India, creating a homogenous environment of goodwill and happiness. This festival reminds us of our primary responsibility to pursue the path of light and represent the brilliance of life in health, wealth, happiness, victory, courage, sharing, joy and enlightenment. Diwali is the time for both gratitude and gaiety.

St. Xavier’s High School, sec.81 was abuzz for Green Diwali Celebration, an IDS activity, on 2^nd November,2021, with Xaverians all set to celebrate Diwali through the virtual special assembly. It was wonderful to see Xaverians firing up the festivities with their enthusiastic and energetic performances. A plethora of activities which included shloka presentation, Diwali song singing and zesty dance performances, poster and rangoli making, resulted in a glorious Green Diwali celebration. Each and every performance by the students decked up in all of Diwali fineries was praiseworthy.

The Eco-Friendly Diwali celebration was marked with fervour and chose to underscore a special message through their presentation and activities that the joy from possessing and enjoying is nothing compared to the joy of giving. A brief presentation on “Say no to crackers “sent a positive message not only to Xaverians but to the entire society as a whole to conserve the environment. The special assembly on Diwali urged our students to celebrate Diwali with a good cause, to experience the joy of giving, to be environment friendly and enjoy a noiseless Diwali and above all to spread the light of happiness through understanding and caring. The assembly successfully ended with a message that if we care even a little bit about the society, we can easily light up the lives of the needy by spending the amount we would spend to buy firecrackers, on some good and noble cause, helping the poor and the needy.

Wishing everyone a very happy and eco-friendly Diwali! 

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