At St. Xavier’s, students from Pre-Nursery to Grade 3 commemorated Guru Nanak Jayanti with inspiring activities. Kindergarteners held a special assembly, participated in a Prabhat Pheri, and enjoyed a community Langar lunch, fostering compassion and selflessness. Pre-nursery and Nursery children engaged in similar celebrations, learning about humility and gratitude. Grade 1 enjoyed a story session on Guru Nanak’s life, while Grade 2 participated in Langar Seva. Grade 3 students reflected on his teachings by writing them in their EVS notebooks.

Our young artists from Grades 1 to 3 participated enthusiastically in the Rotary Club Drawing Competition, expressing their thoughts on important themes. Grade 1 students illustrated the beauty of Forest and Wildlife, while Grade 2 depicted Our Planet, Our Responsibility, and Grade 3 showcased Unity in Diversity. The vibrant artwork reflected the creativity and awareness of our students about these meaningful topics.

We were honoured by esteemed guests from the Rotary Club, including President Ram Kumar Yadav, Past Presidents Ashok Kr Malik and Reena Mathur, Treasurer Mini Agarwal and members Preeti Dixit and Vibha Airon. Their encouragement and presence made the event truly inspiring for our young artists.

At St. Xavier's High School, the much-awaited Night Camp was a magical experience under the starlit sky, filled with adventure, laughter, and cherished memories. Students gathered with excitement, ready for a night of unforgettable fun and exploration.

The thrill began with exhilarating rock sports, where students conquered the heights of rock climbing, testing their strength and courage. The Burma Bridge challenged their balance and focus as they crossed with determination, while the Laser Maze had everyone twisting and turning to avoid the beams. The Hipty Hop ride brought waves of joy and laughter and the Camel Ride added a unique, adventurous charm to the evening.

As the night unfolded, the DJ took centre stage, filling the air with music that had everyone dancing with pure delight. A spread of sumptuous food awaited, satisfying appetites with a range of delicious treats that everyone enjoyed. A science movie under the stars added a sprinkle of wonder, sparking curiosity and awe.

The camp continued until morning with boundless energy and excitement. The next day began with refreshing morning exercises, energizing everyone for the final moments together. After a hearty breakfast, students dispersed with hearts full of joy and unforgettable memories, eagerly looking forward to the next adventure.

The Night Camp at St. Xavier's High School was more than an event; it was a journey of camaraderie, courage and celebration, etching lasting memories in the hearts of all who participated.

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Our teachers had the incredible opportunity to attend an inspiring grooming workshop led by the esteemed Pria Warrick, our guest of honour. With her vast experience and insights, Ms. Warrick shared valuable tips on personal presentation, effective communication and professional etiquette. This session empowered our educators to bring enhanced confidence and finesse into their classrooms, further enriching the learning environment. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ms. Pria Warrick for her guidance and impactful session!

"A teddy bear is more than stuffing and fur; it's love and comfort in one warm hug." Inspired by this sentiment, the Pre-Primary section hosted a joyful "Teddy Bear Picnic Fiesta." Each child brought their cherished teddy bear from home, creating a magical atmosphere filled with warmth and friendship. The play area was transformed into a "Teddy Bear Fiesta Wonderland," complete with cosy picnic spots and playful decorations. Children took their teddies for a special picnic, where they enjoyed playing and shared stories about their beloved bears, celebrating the unique comfort each one brings. Laughter and smiles filled the air as they enjoyed the delightful playdate with friends and the excitement grew as they made creative teddy bear crafts, making this day a beautiful memory of love, joy and togetherness.

St. Xavier's High School turned into a hauntingly delightful scene as young Xavierians celebrated Halloween with enthusiasm and creativity. The Pre-Nursery and Nursery children showcased spooky costumes, recited lines and role-played their chosen characters, crafting Halloween headbands to take home. KG and UKG students participated in "Dress and Tell," sharing details about their costumes and making eerie crafts. Grade 1 classrooms transformed into Halloween wonderlands, where students shared spooky stories and laughter filled the air. Grade 2 celebrated with thrilling games like "Pinning the Witch's Hat" and "Monster Freeze Dance," while Grade 3 students grooved to spooky tunes and exchanged trick-or-treats. It was a day full of fun, creativity and memorable moments!