Cocurricular Activities 2024-25

National Sports Day was celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of Major Dhyan Chand, India’s hockey legend. The importance of sports and physical fitness was highlighted by Ms Sheryl along with emphasise on values of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance. Indoor games were conducted including carrom, etc. The celebration inspired students to adopt sports as a regular part of life, reinforcing the message that a healthy mind resides in a healthy body.

National Space Day was celebrated to commemorate India’s remarkable achievements in space exploration, especially the success of Chandrayaan-3 and the advancement of ISRO’s missions. The importance of space science and technology in national development was highlighted. A short documentary on India’s space journey was screened, followed by a quiz on space exploration that saw enthusiastic participation. The celebration encouraged students to take interest in science, innovation, and research, inspiring them to contribute to the nation’s progress in space technology.

Teachers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm to honour the invaluable contributions of their teachers. The event began with a heartfelt speech highlighting the importance of teachers in shaping students’ lives and commemorating the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Students expressed their appreciation through songs, poems, and a short skit depicting the vital role of teachers in guiding and inspiring learners. Fun games and activities were organized for the teachers, creating a joyful and light-hearted atmosphere.

Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm. Significance of Lord Ganesha and the tradition of welcoming Him during the festival was discussed. The importance of using eco-friendly idols made from clay was emphasized to promote environmental awareness and reduce water pollution caused by plaster-of-Paris idols. The students explained the symbolic features of the idol, the elephant head representing wisdom and strength, the large ears signifying the importance of listening, the small eyes symbolizing focus, and the trunk denoting adaptability. Each part of the idol was described as carrying a deep spiritual message.

The assembly aimed to promote love and respect for the national language and encourage its use in daily life. The celebration began with a speech highlighting the importance of Hindi in uniting people and preserving India’s cultural identity. Students showcased the richness and beauty of the language. A skit was performed emphasizing the value of speaking Hindi with pride. To make the event more engaging, a fun Hindi vocabulary game and quiz were organized, where students enthusiastically participated in identifying Hindi meanings of common English words and famous Hindi idioms. The activity helped strengthen their language skills in an enjoyable way.

The festival of Onam was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. The celebration reflected the rich cultural heritage of Kerala and commemorated the homecoming of King Mahabali, symbolizing prosperity, unity, and happiness. The celebration spread a message of togetherness and cultural pride, leaving everyone with a sense of joy and appreciation for India’s diverse traditions.

Eid-e-Milad, the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad was celebrated with great reverence and joy. The event aimed to spread the message of peace, kindness, and compassion taught by the Prophet. The program began with a short speech on the significance of Eid-e-Milad and the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad. Students recited quotes highlighting the values of love, honesty, and unity.

International Day of Sign Languages was celebrated to promote awareness about the importance of sign language in ensuring communication accessibility for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. The program began with a brief introduction about the history and significance of sign languages worldwide. Students demonstrated basic sign language gestures, including greetings and common phrases, to help others understand the value of inclusive communication. An interactive activity encouraged participants to communicate simple sentences using sign language, creating engagement and awareness among the students.

Pushpanjali Day was celebrated in the college on the occasion of the Feast of St. Thérèse of Lisieux with great devotion and enthusiasm. The program highlighted the inspiring life and “little way” philosophy of St. Thérèse, emphasizing love, humility, and small acts of kindness. The assembly included a narration of her life story, bringing out her deep faith, simplicity, and dedication to God. Students actively participated through readings and reflections, helping everyone understand her message of doing ordinary things with extraordinary love. The celebration created a peaceful and reflective atmosphere, encouraging students to imbibe the values of compassion and selflessness in their daily lives. Overall, the program was meaningful and spiritually enriching.

Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. The day was observed to honor his principles of truth, non-violence, and simplicity, which continue to inspire people worldwide.

The program began with highlighting Gandhi’s life and contributions towards the country, followed by students reciting quotes emphasizing the importance of peace, honesty, and social responsibility.

A Freshers’ Party with the theme ‘New Beginnings’ was held to warmly welcome the new batch of students and mark the start of an exciting academic journey. The event aimed to help newcomers feel comfortable, build friendships, and connect with their seniors. The celebration began with a welcome speech by the senior students, followed by ice-breaking activities to encourage interaction. Students showcased their talent through cultural performances including dances, songs, and a skit. Fun games and team activities further enlivened the atmosphere.

The students conducted a special assembly on Navratri to highlight the cultural and spiritual significance of the festival. The assembly aimed to educate students about the traditions, stories, and values associated with this nine-day celebration. The program began with a brief introduction to Navratri, explaining that it is dedicated to Goddess Durga and symbolizes the victory of good over evil. Students shared the legend of Mahishasura’s defeat and the nine forms of the goddess, each representing virtues such as courage, wisdom, and compassion.

Dussehra was celebrated marking the victory of good over evil. The assembly began with a brief introduction about the festival, explaining the legend of Lord Rama’s victory over Ravana. Moral lessons of courage, righteousness, and perseverance were highlighted. The significance of Dussehra in promoting virtue and ethical values was emphasized.

Students also observed the International Day of the Girl Child to promote awareness about the rights, education, and empowerment of girls. Discussions focused on gender equality, challenges faced by girls, and the importance of nurturing their talents and potential.

UN International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction was observed to raise awareness about the importance of reducing risks and preparing for natural and man-made disasters. The program aimed to educate students about safety measures, emergency preparedness, and community resilience. The celebration included the significance of disaster risk reduction, highlighting the need for proactive planning and responsible behaviour during emergencies.

Vachan Prerna Diwas was celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and promote the habit of reading among students. The day aims to inspire students to develop a reading culture and gain knowledge from books to enhance personal and academic growth. The celebration began with a speech highlighting the life, achievements, and vision of Dr. Kalam, followed by discussion on quotes and excerpts from his writings. Thoughts were put forth regarding the importance of reading in shaping character and intellect.

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty was observed to raise awareness about the importance of combating poverty and promoting social and economic equality. The day aimed to inspire students to understand the challenges faced by underprivileged communities and the need for collective efforts to create a fairer society. The assembly highlighted the significance of the day, emphasizing global and national initiatives to reduce poverty.  An interactive discussion encouraged students to share ideas on how they can contribute to social welfare and support disadvantaged communities.

World Polio Day was observed to raise awareness about the importance of polio vaccination and the global efforts to eradicate the disease. The event aimed to educate students about the significance of immunization in preventing polio and protecting children from lifelong disabilities. The celebration highlighted the history and importance of World Polio Day, highlighting the efforts of organizations like WHO and Rotary International. The program concluded with a message promoting health, prevention, and community responsibility.

Diwali, the festival of lights, was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. The celebration aimed to highlight the cultural and spiritual significance of the festival, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Interesting competitions like lantern making, rangoli making, etc. were organised. Also, a Food Festival was organised wherein students prepared various dishes and tasted various cuisines. The event concluded with a message emphasizing harmony, joy, and responsibility, inspiring students to celebrate festivals with devotion and awareness.

On the occasion of International Men’s Day, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Fatema to highlight the significance of the day and recognize the positive contributions of men in families, workplaces, and society. The assembly focused on themes such as positive role models, mental and emotional well-being, healthy relationships, responsibility, and gender equality. The importance of appreciating the efforts and contributions of men while also encouraging them to express their emotions and seek support when needed was emphasized. The programme also highlighted the need to promote mutual respect and understanding between all genders and to challenge stereotypes associated with masculinity.

Indian Constitution Day was observed to honour the adoption of the Constitution of India and the contributions of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the framers of the Constitution. The day aimed to educate students about the values of democracy, equality, justice, and fundamental rights. Discussions were held on fundamental rights, duties, and the Preamble, creating awareness among students about their role in a democratic society. The event concluded with a pledge to uphold the principles enshrined in the Constitution.

World AIDS Day was observed to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, its prevention, and the importance of compassion and support for affected individuals. The event aimed to educate students about safe practices, early detection, and reducing the stigma associated with the disease. The celebration began with highlighting the history and significance of World AIDS Day. Ideas were shared on prevention and spreading awareness in their communities. A rally was organised for spreading messages about HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, and social responsibility.

World Soil Day was observed to raise awareness about the importance of soil conservation and sustainable land management. The program aimed to educate students about the role of healthy soil in food security, ecosystem balance, and environmental sustainability. The theme for 2024 ‘Caring for Soils: Measure, Monitor, Manage’ was highlighted. The celebration included the significance of soil, its types, and the need to prevent soil degradation. The program concluded with a pledge to adopt sustainable practices and promote awareness about soil conservation 

Annual Sports Day was organised with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Dr. Joan Lopes, our esteemed Chief Guest, graced the occasion and encouraged students to participate actively in sports and develop a healthy lifestyle. The program began with the welcome address, followed by the lighting of the torch. Various events, including races, and team games were conducted. Students displayed remarkable skill, determination, and teamwork throughout the competitions. The event concluded with the National Anthem, leaving students inspired by the spirit of competition, discipline, and teamwork.

An assembly was conducted in honour of UNICEF Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and promoting the well-being of children around the world. UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund) works to protect the rights of children, ensure their access to education, healthcare, and overall development. The assembly aimed to inform students and staff about UNICEF’s mission and inspire collective action toward improving children's lives globally.

Energy Conservation Day was conducted to promote awareness about the importance of saving energy and using resources efficiently. The program aimed to encourage sustainable practices and highlight the role of energy conservation in environmental protection. The celebration included about the significance of energy conservation, emphasizing ways to reduce electricity consumption, adopt renewable energy sources, and minimize wastage.

Vijay Diwas was observed to commemorate India’s victory in the 1971 war and honour the bravery and sacrifices of the armed forces. The day aimed to instil patriotism and respect for the courage of soldiers among students. The celebration began by highlighting the historical significance of Vijay Diwas, highlighting the valour, strategy, and dedication of Indian armed forces. An interactive discussion encouraged students to reflect on the sacrifices made by soldiers and ways to contribute to the nation’s progress.

Investiture Ceremony was conducted to formally appoint Student Council Members of the Batch 2024-26. The event marked the beginning of their responsibilities in upholding discipline, leading activities, and representing the student body. The ceremony began with the welcome address, followed by the administering of the oath. Students pledged to perform their duties with dedication, integrity, and fairness. The Principal congratulated the office bearers and emphasized the importance of service, discipline, and accountability in student leadership.

The assembly began with a short prayer service, setting a reflective and reverent tone for the celebration. This was followed by a hymn that beautifully reminded everyone of the true reason for Christmas—the birth of Jesus Christ. A key highlight of the assembly was the nativity tableau, presented by the first-year students, who enacted and sang the story of Christ’s birth with great enthusiasm. This was followed by a short Christmas skit performed by the second-year students, adding a touch of festivity, and meaning to the occasion. To engage the audience, the assembly included small trivia quizzes based on the Christmas season, which added an element of fun and learning.

International Mind, Body Wellness Day was observed in the college with the aim of promoting holistic health and well-being among students. The program focused on the importance of maintaining a balance between mental and physical health in today’s fast-paced life.

The session included activities such as simple yoga exercises, breathing techniques, and mindfulness practices that helped students understand ways to manage stress and improve overall wellness. The significance of a healthy lifestyle, proper nutrition, and positive thinking was also highlighted.

World Braille Day was observed in the college to create awareness about the importance of Braille as a means of communication for visually impaired individuals. The program also highlighted the life and contributions of Louis Braille, the inventor of the Braille system.

Students were introduced to the inspiring story of Louis Braille, who developed the Braille script at just 15 years old. The session included information on the significance of Braille and its role in promoting inclusive education. The program helped foster empathy, awareness, and a sense of responsibility towards creating an inclusive society. Overall, the observance of World Braille Day was informative and meaningful.

Makar Sankranti was celebrated in the college with great joy and enthusiasm, marking the harvest festival and the transition of the sun into the zodiac sign of Capricorn.

The program highlighted the cultural and religious significance of the festival. Students shared information about various traditions associated with Makar Sankranti, such as kite flying and the exchange of tilgul, symbolizing goodwill and harmony. The celebration also emphasized the importance of gratitude towards nature and farmers for a bountiful harvest. Overall, the celebration was vibrant and meaningful, promoting cultural awareness and a spirit of togetherness among students.

National Girl Child Day was observed in the college to raise awareness about the rights, education, and empowerment of the girl child. The program aimed to highlight the importance of creating equal opportunities for girls in all spheres of life. The theme for National Girl Child Day 2025, “Empowering Girls for a Bright Future,” was emphasized throughout the session. The program focused on the need to promote education, health, and safety for girls, while also addressing issues such as gender discrimination and inequality. Overall, the observance was meaningful and inspiring, reinforcing the importance of gender equality in society.

The International Day of Education was observed in the college to highlight the importance of education in shaping individuals and society. The program aimed to create awareness about the role of education in promoting peace, development, and equality. The session included a brief introduction to the significance of the day and its global importance. The program emphasized the need for inclusive and quality education for all, irrespective of background or gender.

Republic Day was celebrated in the college in collaboration with other institutions, fostering a spirit of unity and patriotism.

The celebration featured active participation from students and representatives of the other institutions in the campus. Our students performed a patriotic song, while other institutions contributed through dances, speeches, and presentations that showcased the sacrifices of freedom fighters and the significance of justice, equality, and liberty.

The program successfully created an atmosphere of national pride and encouraged students to reflect on their duties as responsible citizens. Overall, the joint celebration was vibrant, inspiring, and a meaningful tribute to the nation.

World Day of Social Justice was observed to raise awareness about equality, human rights, and the need for social inclusion. The program focused on promoting fairness, justice, and dignity for all members of society. The session encouraged students to be responsible citizens and contribute to creating a just and inclusive society.

International Mother Language Day was celebrated in the college to promote linguistic diversity and the preservation of mother tongues. The program emphasized the importance of language in cultural identity and communication. The session also stressed the significance of respecting and preserving one’s native language while embracing multilingualism.

Marathi Rajbhasha Diwas was celebrated in the college to honor and promote the Marathi language and its rich literary heritage. The program highlighted the importance of preserving and using the mother tongue in daily life.

Mahashivratri was observed in the college with devotion, celebrating Lord Shiva, the symbol of power, meditation, and wisdom. The program highlighted the spiritual significance of the festival and its traditions.

World NGO Day was observed in the college to recognize the contributions of non-governmental organizations in social development and community welfare. The program aimed to create awareness about social responsibility and volunteerism.

On the occasion of National Science Day, Ms. Bliss, Ms. Anciya, and Ms. Vijol visited the Dr. Homi Bhabha Science Research Centre. The students enthusiastically presented innovative science models and explained the scientific concepts behind them before the judges and fellow participants. The event provided an excellent platform to showcase creativity, scientific thinking, and presentation skills while encouraging innovation and research-based learning.

Women’s Day was organised by Streevani Women’s Cell on 8th March 2025 with great enthusiasm and active participation. The theme for the year ‘Accelerate Action’ was emphasized throughout the programme, highlighting the need for swift and effective steps towards achieving gender equality. The celebration included insightful discussions on women’s rights, empowerment, and the challenges faced by women in different spheres of life. Various activities were conducted including Role Play Competition was held wherein the students portrayed characters of prominent female personalities making the programme engaging and thought-provoking.

On 15th March 2025 the students of Immensa Commerce Club organised a session on Consumer Rights Day, a day dedicated to raising global awareness about consumer rights and needs. A short skit was performed showcasing a consumer facing unfair practices and how consumer protection laws and forums help resolve such issues. The session aimed to educate students about their rights as consumers and their responsibilities in ensuring fair practices in the marketplace.

Rucha Literature Club organised a programme on World Poetry Day under the guidance of Sr Delicia Fernandes, faculty incharge of English Pedagogy, with creativity and enthusiasm. The assembly, planned by Fr. Akhil along with fellow students, highlighted the rich legacy of great poets and their timeless contributions to literature. Adding a lively touch to the celebration, fun and interactive games like dumb charades were organized, where students enthusiastically guessed poems based on the enactments of their peers. The event not only deepened appreciation for poetry but also made the day engaging and memorable for all.

On the occasion of World Water Day, students observed the day to create awareness about the importance of water conservation and the need for sustainable management of this precious natural resource. The significance of conserving water for future generations and the role of every individual in preventing water wastage were highlighted through informative presentations and speeches. An interactive activity was conducted to engage students in understanding practical ways to conserve water in their daily lives.  The programme concluded with a Water Conservation Pledge, where all students pledged to use water wisely, avoid wastage, spread awareness about water conservation, and contribute towards protecting this vital resource for a sustainable future.

On the occasion of Martyrs' Day, students paid tribute to the brave freedom fighters and soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice for the nation. The significance of the day was highlighted through a special assembly, where students spoke about the lives and contributions of Mahatma Gandhi and other national heroes who dedicated themselves to India's freedom and progress. A two-minute silence was observed to honour their memory and express gratitude for their invaluable contribution to the nation.

On the occasion of Gudi Padwa, students celebrated the Maharashtrian New Year with great enthusiasm and devotion. A special assembly was conducted to highlight the significance of the festival, marking the beginning of a new year, prosperity, and the victory of good over evil. Students explained the importance of the Gudi, which symbolizes victory, good fortune, and auspicious beginnings. A traditional Gudi was ceremoniously put, and its significance was explained to the gathering.

On the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Maria to create awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and to promote acceptance and inclusion of individuals with autism. Ms. Maria shared valuable information about the characteristics of autism, the importance of early intervention, and the need to create an inclusive and supportive environment for individuals with special needs. A short informative video was screened, helping students gain a better understanding of the experiences, strengths, and challenges of people with autism.

The Itihas History Club organized a special assembly to commemorate the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, paying tribute to the innocent lives lost in one of the most tragic incidents of India's freedom struggle. The assembly highlighted the historical background and significance of the massacre that took place in April 1919 in Amritsar. The programme also reflected on the importance of preserving the values of freedom, justice, and national unity. The assembly concluded with a message inspiring students to remember the sacrifices of the martyrs and to uphold the ideals of patriotism

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Jayanti was celebrated with great enthusiasm to commemorate the birth anniversary of the principal architect of the Indian Constitution. A special assembly was conducted highlighting the life, contributions, and ideals of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, emphasizing the values of equality, justice, and social reform. Students actively participated in an online drawing competition based on the principles of Dr. Ambedkar and a collage-making activity depicting significant events from his life and achievements. Seminar presentations were conducted to create awareness about his vision for an inclusive and democratic society. Students also presented a short act portraying important incidents from Dr. Ambedkar's life, inspiring everyone to uphold the ideals of equality, education, and social justice. The celebration served as a meaningful tribute to Dr. Ambedkar and encouraged students to imbibe his values in their daily lives.

English Language Day is celebrated every year on 23rd April 2025 to commemorate the birth and death anniversary of the English playwright and poet William Shakespeare. The students of English pedagogy under the mentorship of Sr Delicia Fernandes, hosted a special programme to highlight the significance of the English language, its global influence, and its role in communication, education, and culture.

On the occasion of World Intellectual Property Day, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Alphina to create awareness about the importance of intellectual property rights and their role in encouraging creativity and innovation. The assembly highlighted the different forms of intellectual property, including patents, copyrights, trademarks, and designs, and explained how these rights protect the creations and inventions of individuals. Students were made aware of the significance of respecting original work and promoting ethical practices in academics, research, and innovation.

On the occasion of World Veterinary Day, a special assembly was conducted to create awareness about the invaluable role of veterinarians in ensuring the health and welfare of animals and safeguarding public health. The assembly highlighted the significance of veterinary professionals in preventing and treating animal diseases, promoting animal welfare, supporting livestock development, and contributing to food safety and environmental health. Students also learned about the importance of responsible pet care and compassion towards all living beings. The programme concluded with a message encouraging students to care for animals and appreciate the services of veterinarians.

On the occasion of Maharashtra Day and Labour Day, a special assembly was conducted by Mr. Warner to mark the significance of both observances. The assembly highlighted the formation of the state of Maharashtra on 1st May 1960 and celebrated its rich cultural heritage, history, and contribution to the nation's development. Mr. Warner also emphasized the importance of Labour Day, paying tribute to the dedication, hard work, and contributions of workers across various sectors. He spoke about the dignity of labour, the rights of workers, and the value of respecting every profession. The programme concluded with a message encouraging students to take pride in the heritage of Maharashtra and to appreciate the efforts of all workers

The Degree Distribution Ceremony for the Batch 2022–24 was held on 2nd May 2026 with great pride and enthusiasm. Ms. Swiddle D'Cunha, the esteemed Guest of Honour, graced the occasion and addressed the graduating students. The ceremony marked an important milestone in the academic journey of the students. Degrees were formally distributed to the graduating batch, celebrating their dedication, perseverance, and achievements. The Guest of Honour congratulated the students and encouraged them to carry forward the knowledge, values, and skills acquired during their course into their professional lives.

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Sancia highlighting the importance of yoga in promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The assembly emphasized the benefits of yoga in developing discipline, concentration, flexibility, and inner peace. Following the assembly, a Yoga Session was organized in collaboration with Patanjali Yog Samiti. Volunteers from the Samiti visited the institution and shared valuable insights about the origin, significance, and benefits of yoga. They explained the importance of incorporating yoga into daily life and guided the students through various warm-up exercises, yoga asanas, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques. Students actively participated in the session and followed the demonstrations under the guidance of the volunteers. The session provided students with a practical understanding of yoga and encouraged them to adopt it as a regular practice for a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

A special session on Nasha Mukt Pakhwada was conducted by Mr. Warner to create awareness among students about the harmful effects of substance and drug abuse. The session explained the significance of Nasha Mukt Pakhwada and its objective of promoting a drug-free society, encouraging healthy lifestyles, and spreading awareness about the physical, mental, social, and economic consequences of substance abuse. Students were informed about the importance of making responsible choices and supporting individuals affected by addiction. The session also emphasized the role of young people in creating awareness and contributing towards a Nasha Mukt Bharat. As part of the programme, the students took a pledge to remain free from substance abuse and promote a healthy and drug-free lifestyle. The students subsequently completed the pledge online through the Government of India’s official website and received certificates in recognition of their participation.

On the occasion of National Doctors’ Day, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Fatema to acknowledge the invaluable contribution of doctors and healthcare professionals to society. The assembly highlighted the importance and significance of National Doctors’ Day and explained how the observance began in India to honour the birth anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a renowned physician and former Chief Minister of West Bengal. Students were informed about the dedication, service, and responsibilities of doctors in safeguarding public health. The assembly also emphasized the values of compassion, empathy, commitment, and selfless service associated with the medical profession.

On the occasion of National CA Day, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Fatema to highlight the importance and significance of the Chartered Accountancy profession in the field of finance, business, and economic development. The assembly provided students with information about the qualifications, eligibility, and stages involved in pursuing Chartered Accountancy. The key skills required to become a successful Chartered Accountant, such as analytical thinking, numerical ability, attention to detail, problem-solving, integrity, and time management, were also discussed. The assembly also focused on the contribution of Chartered Accountants towards the economy and society. Their role in ensuring financial transparency, promoting tax compliance, supporting businesses, strengthening financial systems, and contributing to responsible economic growth was emphasized.

On the occasion of Van Mahotsav, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Joyleen to create awareness about the importance of forests and the need for their conservation. Information regarding the origin, purpose, and significance of Van Mahotsav was shared with the students, emphasizing the vital role of trees in maintaining ecological balance, reducing pollution, and supporting biodiversity. An informative video was also shown to further highlight the importance of protecting and increasing green cover. Following the assembly, students carried placards with environmental messages and walked around the campus to spread awareness about tree plantation and forest conservation. As part of the initiative, students also planted saplings within the campus, reinforcing the message of environmental responsibility through practical action.

On the occasion of Guru Purnima, a special assembly was conducted by Ms. Syna and Mr. Warner to highlight the significance of the day and the invaluable role of teachers and mentors in shaping the lives of learners. The assembly emphasized the values of gratitude, respect, wisdom, and guidance associated with the Guru-Shishya tradition. As a gesture of appreciation, the staff members were felicitated during the assembly. Students expressed heartfelt words of appreciation, acknowledging the teachers’ dedication, guidance, encouragement, and constant support in their academic and personal growth.

The Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, which is also celebrated as Management Day, was observed with great enthusiasm and reverence by the various institutions on the campus. The occasion provided an opportunity to celebrate the feast as well as express gratitude to the Management Team for their dedicated service, guidance, and leadership. The programme included an enactment depicting the story of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, followed by a variety of cultural performances by students from the different sections of the campus. As part of Management Day, the Sisters of the Management Team were felicitated as a gesture of appreciation for their invaluable contribution and selfless service. The Manager delivered a special speech highlighting the significance of the occasion and acknowledging the efforts of the Management Team in guiding and nurturing the institutions. The celebration brought together the campus community in a spirit of faith, gratitude, appreciation, and togetherness.