Our young artists from Grades 1 to 3 participated enthusiastically in the Rotary Drawing & Colouring Competition, organised by the Rotary Club at our school. The competition provided a wonderful platform for children to express their creativity and imagination.
Through their vibrant artwork, Grade 3 students explored the theme “Healthy Living, Happy Living,” while Grade 2 students beautifully portrayed the “Spirit of Good Over Evil.”
The colourful creations reflected their thoughts, values, and artistic spirit.

Healthy Mind, Happy Heart | World Mental Health Day 

“It’s okay to not be okay.” 

Our young learners of Grade II-D presented a thoughtful and heartwarming special assembly on World Mental Health Day, centred around understanding and expressing our Big Feelings. Through simple messages and engaging activities, the students beautifully reminded everyone that caring for our mind is just as important as caring for our body.
They shared four simple ways to nurture mental well-being:
 Talk – Share your feelings with a trusted adult.
 Breathe – Use 5-finger breathing to calm yourself.
 Move & Play – Play, dance and rest on time.
Be Kind – Be kind to yourself and others.
The assembly concluded with a calming 5-finger breathing activity and a joyful affirmation song, “Wake Up, It’s a Brand New Day,” spreading positivity, hope and happiness throughout the school.
 A beautiful reminder from our little Xaverians: healthy minds build happy hearts!

On Gandhi Jayanti, our little learners celebrated Gandhiji’s values of cleanliness, responsibility, kindness and mindful living through engaging activities.
 As part of the “Be the Change” initiative, our kindergarteners took part in a classroom cleanliness drive, learning that positive change begins with caring for our surroundings.
Through a creative Three Wise Monkeys colouring activity, they explored Gandhiji’s message of thoughtful actions and positive choices.
These simple experiences encouraged our young learners to understand that small, responsible actions today can create a better tomorrow.
Inspired by Gandhiji’s values, our young learners of UKG enthusiastically participated in a Classroom Cleanliness Activity, developing a sense of responsibility, teamwork and respect for their surroundings. A  simple step towards a cleaner, healthier and more disciplined life.
Grade I celebrated Gandhi Jayanti with a Swachh Bharat cleanliness drive, learning the importance of hygiene, responsibility and keeping their surroundings clean—values inspired by Gandhiji.
Grade II marked Gandhi Jayanti by embracing Gandhiji’s spirit of selfless service through an enthusiastic classroom cleanliness drive, learning that cleanliness is a reflection of responsibility and care.
Grade III explored Gandhiji’s values through an engaging English Grammar activity, creating a “Value Sentence Garden” by framing sentences using different grammar concepts.
Speaking on the occasion, Headmistress Ms Ramandeep Kaur reminded the children that Gandhiji should be remembered not merely for a day, but through the values he lived by. She emphasised the power of truth, the strength of kindness, the courage of non-violence, and the importance of peace, simplicity, cleanliness and respect for others.
She encouraged the children to make a simple promise:
“I will speak the truth, I will be kind, I will respect others, and I will always try to do what is right.”

✨ Let us celebrate Gandhiji by carrying his values into our everyday lives and shaping a better tomorrow through our actions today.

Grade 2 presented a meaningful Special Assembly on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, paying tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and his timeless values of truth, non-violence, courage, simplicity, and perseverance.
The young presenters displayed confidence, clarity, and impressive stage presence. A powerful skit brought alive significant episodes from Gandhiji’s life and India’s freedom struggle, including racial discrimination, the Non-Cooperation Movement, and the Salt Satyagraha.
The graceful dance performance added vibrancy and elegance to the celebration. The assembly beautifully blended historical awareness, patriotism, storytelling, and artistic expression, inspiring students to understand and embrace Gandhiji’s values in their everyday lives.
The presentation reflected the students’ sincere efforts, teamwork, discipline, and confidence, leaving everyone with a renewed appreciation of Gandhiji’s enduring message of peace and positive change.