Fire Mock Drill at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81

A Fire Mock Drill was successfully conducted at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, as a part of the school’s ongoing commitment to safety and preparedness. The session aimed at creating awareness among students and staff about fire prevention techniques and emergency response.

Participants were educated on the “ABC” of fire safety – Alert others, Be calm, and Call for help. Demonstrations were carried out to showcase practical steps to follow in case of a fire emergency, including safe evacuation procedures and the use of fire extinguishers.

The drill not only equipped everyone with crucial life-saving skills but also reinforced the importance of staying calm and acting swiftly during a crisis.

Stripes of Strength: International Tiger Day Celebration
St. Xavier’s High School, Sec-81

St. Xavier’s High School, Sec-81, celebrated International Tiger Day with great enthusiasm and purpose through a range of engaging and age-appropriate activities conducted across all grades from Nascent to Grade III. The initiative aimed to raise awareness about tiger conservation and instill a sense of responsibility among students towards wildlife protection.

Students from Nascent and Nursery created adorable tiger masks and watched a short, age-appropriate video introducing them to the majestic ‘Royal Animal’. The combination of visual learning and creative expression helped young learners understand the importance of tigers in an enjoyable and memorable way.

In Kindergarten and UKG, children crafted tiger hand puppets while learning about the significance of conserving tigers and their natural habitats. The activity was both informative and playful, allowing students to connect with the theme of conservation in a fun and meaningful manner.

Grade I students participated in a Tiger Trivia Quiz using the Go Sharpener toolkit. This interactive session enhanced their knowledge about tigers, encouraging curiosity and reinforcing the importance of wildlife preservation through engaging questions and answers.

Grade II students took part in a variety of hands-on and movement-based activities including tiger mask making, watching an educational video, and participating in a “Walk Like a Tiger” parade. They also joined in a lively tiger trivia quiz, combining learning with action to deepen their understanding of the species and the need for its protection.

Grade III students showcased their creativity by designing vibrant and thought-provoking posters to spread awareness about tiger conservation. The Headmistress commended the students for their thoughtful efforts and reiterated the importance of protecting tigers to maintain ecological balance.

The celebration across all grades successfully combined creativity, learning, and awareness, inspiring students to become active participants in the global movement to conserve wildlife.

To mark the occasion of International Tiger Day, a Special Assembly was organized at St. Xavier’s High School, Sec-81, by the students of Grade III-A. The assembly aimed to raise awareness about tiger conservation and the critical need to protect wildlife.

The celebration featured confident narrators who set the tone with impactful messages, followed by a thought-provoking skit and an energetic dance performance by our young performers. Each segment creatively emphasized the urgency of saving tigers and preserving their natural habitats.

Headmistress Ma’am reiterated the importance of tiger conservation and appreciated the students of Grade III-A for their marvellous performance and commendable efforts in spreading such an important message.

The event left a lasting impact, instilling a sense of environmental responsibility and encouraging students to become conscious stewards of nature.

🌍 Rooted in Nature: A Celebration of World Conservation Day 🌿

St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, marked World Nature Conservation Day with a series of thoughtfully curated activities aimed at nurturing environmental consciousness among students. Pre-Nursery and Nursery learners embarked on a guided nature walk, joyfully observing trees, flowers, and natural surroundings that make our world vibrant and livable. Kindergarten and Upper Kindergarten students explored the school garden with Nature Walk Kits, collecting leaves and twigs which they later transformed into creative Nature Bands—blending exploration with environmental awareness. They also participated in a plantation drive, helping plant saplings to understand the importance of trees as a vital part of our sustainable future.

Grade III students participated in an enriching workshop led by Ms. Prachi Singh, a CA by profession and butterfly conservationist by passion, who shared valuable insights into the role of butterflies in the ecosystem. The session was followed by a seed ball activity and a collaborative group task where students created beautiful collages using leaves and twigs collected during their nature walk—combining creativity with sustainability in a hands-on learning experience.

Meanwhile, Grade I students expressed their understanding of conservation through freehand drawings depicting impactful practices like tree plantation and energy conservation.

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” — Albert Einstein. Through these immersive experiences, our young learners took meaningful steps toward becoming responsible stewards of the planet. 🌱🌏

Workshop on World Nature Conservation Day
In collaboration with Go Sharpener

On the occasion of World Nature Conservation Day, a thought-provoking workshop was conducted for the students of Grade 3 at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, in collaboration with Go Sharpener.

The session was led by Ms. Prachi Singh — a Chartered Accountant by profession and a passionate butterfly conservationist. With over 18 years of dedicated work in butterfly conservation, she holds a Limca Book Record for two consecutive years. She has authored the children’s book ‘Curious Coco’ in association with WWF India and spearheads awareness programs through her NGO ‘Pankh – Ek Nayi Udaan’.

Ms. Singh captivated the young learners by shedding light on the ecological significance of butterflies, their fascinating life cycle, and practical conservation methods.

The session culminated in a hands-on Seed Ball Activity, where students enthusiastically created seed balls to promote afforestation and environmental stewardship.

It was an enlightening experience that nurtured environmental consciousness and inspired students to become young ambassadors of nature conservation.

🌍✨ Special Assembly by Grade 2C – World Nature Conservation Day ✨🌍
Today, our young environmental champions of Grade II-C  presented a thoughtful and inspiring assembly to celebrate World Nature Conservation Day!
The event began with a heartfelt poem that reminded us all of the beauty and importance of protecting Mother Earth. This was followed by a creative and meaningful skit on the 3Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – showcasing how even small actions can make a big difference in saving our planet.
The energy soared with the melodious performance of the song "Earth, We Are Together", as the students sang in unison, spreading the message of unity and responsibility towards nature.
The assembly concluded with inspiring words from our HM Ma’am, who encouraged everyone to be mindful stewards of the Earth and to instill habits that contribute to a greener, cleaner future.
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Pre-Primary Shines Bright – A Splash of Talent Through Creative Competitions!

St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, buzzed with excitement as our Pre-Primary stars showcased their brilliance in a series of theme-based competitions, celebrating creativity, confidence and communication.

The Rhyme Recitation Competition saw our Nursery children presenting delightful poems on the theme “Water.” With expressive voices and thoughtful props, they spoke about rivers, lakes, ponds and droplets—bringing alive the calmness and charm of water through rhythm and rhyme.

In the “Monsoon Magic” Drawing and Colouring Competition, Kindergarten students unleashed their creativity. Their vibrant depictions of umbrellas, raindrops and puddle play beautifully captured the essence of the rainy season, reflecting imagination and fine motor skills.

The UKG Show and Tell Competition on “Sources of Water” featured confident little speakers presenting on rivers, wells, rain and more, supported by engaging props and visuals. The competition enhanced their communication skills while fostering awareness about the importance of water.

These enriching competitions provided our young learners with the perfect platform to express, create and shine—leaving everyone inspired by their talent and enthusiasm!

The students of Grade 2-I, special assembly on Water Conservation was held in our school today to raise awareness about the urgent need to save water. The program began with a thoughtful narration highlighting the importance of water in our daily lives and how it is getting depleted rapidly due to overuse and wastage.
Students presented a small skit showing the right use of water wisely. A beautiful poem followed by song on saving water was sung by a group of students, inspiring everyone to take small but meaningful steps in their daily routines to conserve water.
Slogans like "Jal Hai To Kal Hai" and "Save Water, Save Life" echoed in the assembly, reminding us of our responsibility towards the environment.
#Water Conservation #Grade2Assembly #SchoolEvents 
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On 22nd July, the students of Grade 1A presented a delightful special assembly on Mango Day . 
The highlight of the assembly was a charming skit titled " Why the Mango is the King of Fruits ", where children confidently portrayed their roles with great enthusiasm. 
This was followed by a presentation of interesting mango facts and a beautiful song dedicated to the much-loved fruit. 
Kudos to the  students and teachers for a fantastic Mango Day assembly! The skit, facts, and song all came together to make it a memorable celebration. It's wonderful to see the students showcasing their talents and confidence. Looking forward to more such engaging events!

Mango Day was celebrated with zest and vibrant spirit at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81. The school turned into a delightful hub of yellow hues, sweet aromas, and smiling faces as students from Nursery to Grade II immersed themselves in exciting mango-themed activities.

The celebration began with the tiny tots of Nursery and Pre-Nursery, who participated with infectious energy. The little learners were introduced to different varieties of mangoes and indulged in a sweet treat – a delicious mango slice cake that they relished with joy.

The Kindergarten and UKG students engaged in a fun discussion about Mango Day, where they were shown different types of mangoes and learnt interesting facts about the king of fruits. The visual experience sparked curiosity and excitement among the children.

The excitement continued with Grade I, where students had a delightful time preparing Aam Panna – a traditional and refreshing summer drink. This hands-on experience helped children understand the use of mangoes in everyday recipes, while also exploring the diverse varieties found across India. It was a perfect blend of fun and learning.

The celebration reached a delicious peak with Grade II, where students brought in special mango-based dishes lovingly prepared at home. Each child confidently stood before the class to present their dish, sharing its name, ingredients and a simplified version of the recipe. The room was filled with anticipation and cheer as students exchanged their homemade mango delights and bonded over the shared love for this summer fruit.

The entire event was a vibrant celebration of learning, sharing and experiencing the richness of India’s most loved fruit.

“In every mango shared, we tasted joy and celebrated togetherness.” 🍋🥭

"Water Transforms, So Do We – Through Play and Discovery!"

Kindergarten children discovered the forms of water through engaging, hands-on experiment. From melting ice to watching steam rise and freezing water into ice cubes, they observed how water changes from solid to liquid to gas.

This simple experiment sparked curiosity, enhanced observation skills, and introduced basic science concepts in a joyful and age-appropriate manner. It was a delightful learning experience where play and discovery went hand in hand!

Exploring the World of Water: Float and Sink Activity

The Nursery group joyfully participated in an engaging hands-on learning activity on the concept of float and sink. Through a live demonstration, the little learners observed how different objects behaved when placed in water—some floated, while others sank.

The children were thrilled to watch the outcomes and showed great enthusiasm throughout the session. This first-hand experience not only sparked their curiosity but also enhanced their understanding through active exploration.

By the end of the activity, the young minds confidently identified and named items that float or sink. It was a delightful experience that fostered their skills of observation, exploration, and expression—making learning truly joyful and meaningful.

Special Assembly - Grade II G
Topic - Prismatic Wonders
Date - 17.7 25

 🌈Just as a rainbow's vibrant hues emerge after a tempest, hope and positivity can illuminate the darkest moments, and loved ones are the precious treasures that enrich our lives." 🌈

  The students of Grade 2G presented a resplendent assembly on "Prismatic Wonders," showcasing their artistic talents and ingenuity.

 The event commenced with a warm and dignified welcome to the esteemed headmistress and coordinator, followed by a melodious and enchanting song that extolled the virtues of rainbow colors.
 A poignant skit ensued, highlighting the significance of punctuality, discipline, and the distinct attributes of various colors. The headmistress's inspirational address galvanized the students, and the assembly culminated with the soul-stirring National Anthem.

“Young Minds, Creative Hands — Shaping a Sustainable Tomorrow Through Art!”

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.”

St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, proudly hosted its much-anticipated Art Exhibition, a vibrant celebration of creativity, imagination, and conscious living. The event showcased the artistic expressions of students from Pre-Nursery to Grade III, beautifully interwoven with themes of sustainability, environmental awareness, and global responsibility.

The exhibition featured a wide array of artwork—ranging from drawings, paintings, collages, and crafts to thoughtfully designed models. Each creation reflected the students’ understanding of key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) such as:
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
SDG 13: Climate Action
SDG 15: Life on Land
SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

The highlights included eco-friendly projects using recycled materials, ‘Trash to Treasure’ creations promoting responsible consumption, handmade posters and collages emphasizing clean water, health, education, and life below water, as well as innovative models depicting sustainable housing and global partnerships. Children also celebrated Father’s Day through heartfelt cards, memory booklets, and helping activities—nurturing family bonding while promoting sustainable practices.

Adding depth to the exhibition, students enthusiastically explained their work to visitors, demonstrating both creativity and social awareness. Summer camp projects further enriched the display, bringing colour and variety to the event.

The occasion was graced by Mr. Bharat Jain, Founding Team Member at Go Sharpener, as the esteemed Guest of Honour. With over 15 years of expertise in the Education and Learning Technologies sector, Mr. Jain’s presence lent valuable insight and encouragement to both students and educators.

The event concluded on an inspiring note, leaving everyone present motivated by the young artists’ talent, vision, and commitment towards building a more sustainable and thoughtful world.

The school extends heartfelt appreciation to all parents and students for their enthusiastic participation, creativity and unwavering support in making the event a resounding success.

🌼 Honouring Our Guiding Lights: Guru Purnima Celebration 🌼

“Guru is the light that dispels the darkness of ignorance and leads us on the path of wisdom.”

St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81, reverberated with joy and reverence as students from Kindergarten to Grade III came together to celebrate the sacred occasion of Guru Purnima—a day dedicated to expressing heartfelt gratitude towards teachers, mentors, and elders who illuminate our path with knowledge and wisdom.

The little learners of Kindergarten and Upper Kindergarten marked the day by listening to the inspiring story behind Guru Purnima. With innocence and warmth, they expressed thanks to their beloved teachers, celebrating their presence through words and joyful expressions.

Grade I students learnt about the significance of this auspicious day and the invaluable role teachers and elders play in shaping their lives. Through meaningful discussions, they understood how gurus guide them with knowledge, care and patience.

To deepen this learning, Grade II and III students participated in reflective writing activities—Grade II engaged in Udharan Lekhan in Hindi, where they wrote examples highlighting the qualities of an ideal guru, while Grade III students composed thoughtful Kavitas (poems) expressing their gratitude and admiration for their teachers. These creative expressions beautifully captured their respect and appreciation for the guiding figures in their lives.

The celebration served as a touching tribute to all mentors and caregivers who nurture young minds with dedication and love.

Let us always remember to honour and respect the invaluable contribution of our teachers and parents—our first gurus—whose guidance shapes our journey and future.🌼🌼🌷

Fun-Filled Day at Trumpy Trampoline! 
The kindergarten and upper kindergarten children had a wonderful time at Trumpy Trampoline. They enjoyed bouncing, climbing, and exploring the play zones with their friends in a safe and fun-filled environment. The giggles and cheers echoed all around as they jumped with joy.

The excitement continued with a lively party that included delicious food, peppy music, and lots of dancing. It was a perfect blend of fun, friendship, and celebration. The trip created beautiful memories the children will cherish for a long time!

Van Mahotsav Celebration 2025
“He who plants a tree, plants a hope.” – Lucy Larcom

Van Mahotsav was celebrated with great enthusiasm at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector-81, to raise awareness about the importance of trees and promote a greener, more sustainable future. The celebration was marked by a series of engaging activities that allowed students across various grades to connect with nature and understand their role in protecting the environment.

As part of the celebration, a special Story Reading Competition was organised for Grade 1 students. The objective was to help young learners develop a love for nature, understand the significance of trees, and build sensitivity towards environmental conservation. The students participated wholeheartedly, narrating beautifully illustrated stories that reflected their creativity and growing awareness about ecological issues.

The enthusiasm continued across other grades as well. Kindergarten students enjoyed a lively storytelling session followed by a fun colouring activity centred on the importance of trees. Upper Kindergarten children actively took part in a plantation drive, experiencing the joy of planting and nurturing new life. Meanwhile, Grade 3 students explored their artistic side through a delightful leaf printing activity, which also included meaningful discussions on nature and sustainability.

Adding a sweet touch to the day, World Chocolate Day was also celebrated with fun-filled, hands-on activities. Kindergarten children crafted their favourite chocolates using clay dough, while Upper Kindergarten students designed colourful candy models using paper and clay, making the day both joyful and creatively stimulating.

The celebrations were a beautiful blend of learning and enjoyment, helping young minds grow more conscious and caring towards the environment. The day served as a gentle reminder that small acts of awareness and kindness towards nature can lead to a brighter, greener tomorrow.

“Let us nurture nature, so that we can have a better future.” 🌿

*Xaverians Lead the Way Towards a Greener Future on International Plastic Bag Free Day: *
On the occasion of International Plastic Bag Free Day, St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 81 reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability by organizing a series of engaging and age-appropriate activities across different grade levels. The day aimed to educate young minds about the harmful impact of plastic on the environment and to inspire them to embrace eco-friendly habits.

The celebration began in the Kindergarten and UKG classes, where children watched an engaging and informative video highlighting the dangers of single-use plastic bags. This was followed by an interactive discussion led by the teachers, during which the little ones shared their understanding of the issue. Their responses reflected surprising awareness and a willingness to bring small changes in their daily routines.

Moving on to Grade 1, the students channeled their creativity by designing eco-friendly badges with impactful messages and illustrations. These badges were not only a fun craft activity but also a medium to raise awareness among their peers and family members about the importance of saying no to plastic and choosing sustainable alternatives.

In Grade 3, the focus was on action through craft and expression. The students created paper bags using old newspapers, beautifully decorated with meaningful slogans such as “Paper is Cool, Plastic is Cruel” and “Bring a Bag, Save the Planet.” The activity encouraged students to think creatively while reinforcing the importance of recycling and responsible consumption.
Such initiatives are a part of the school’s broader mission to instill eco-conscious values in its students and empower them to become responsible global citizens.
🌿 “Say No to Plastic – Yes to a Greener Tomorrow!” 🌿

Grade II Explores the Cosmos at Nehru Planetarium!

What an astronomical adventure our Grade II students had on July 3, 2025! 

All our young explorers, accompanied by their teachers, embarked on an exciting trip to the Nehru Planetarium in Delhi.

It was a truly stellar learning experience! Our students were absolutely captivated by the immersive show, where they journeyed through our solar system, discovered distant stars, and learned fascinating facts about the universe. Their curiosity shone as brightly as the stars they observed, as they explored the exhibits and engaged in lively discussions about the cosmos.

This trip was a wonderful opportunity to spark their interest in science and the vast wonders beyond our planet. We're incredibly proud of their enthusiasm and engagement!