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LIFE
IS A GIFT TO BE CELEBRATED : ST. FRANCIS
OF ASSISI SCHOOL Chikodi St.
Francis of Assisi School celebrated the
birthday of its Principal, Rev. Fr.
Jeson Fernandez, along with Karnataka
Rajyotsava on 1st November 2025. The
students expressed
their love and appreciation through
delightful dance performances and a
meaningful skit. The skit beautifully
portrayed the life journey of the
Principal, making the day truly
memorable for him. The programme was
graced by Mr. Gopal Krishna, DSP Chikodi,
Mr. Nerli, PSI Chikodi, eight Sisters
from Rajasthan, parents, teaching and
non-teaching staff, and the students. In
his address, the Principal expressed his
heartfelt gratitude to everyone gathered
for making the celebration special and
memorable.
LET’S
AWAKEN THE CHILD WITHIN US : ST. FRANCIS
OF ASSISI SCHOOL Chikodi Childhood
is the most wonderful gift given to
every human being. It is the best phase
to enjoy life and to learn its most
valuable lessons. To celebrate this
special day, the teachers and ancillary
staff of St. Francis of Assisi School
warmly welcomed the school
parliamentarians with a grand band
procession, aarati, flower showers, and
a four-wheeler jeep escort to the stage.
All children were greeted with beautiful
badges and memorable,
attractive gifts. The teachers and aya
aunties presented a delightful stage
programme that entertained the students
thoroughly. The children truly
appreciated the creativity,
performances, and dances put together
for them. As a gesture of love and
gratitude, the teachers served meals and
ice cream to all the children, making
the celebration even more joyful.
OFFICIAL
VISIT OF PROVINCIAL – REV FR ROBIN VICTOR DSOUZA
(24.11.2025) : Trinity Central School With
hearts full of cheer, the Trinity family extended a
cordial welcome to Rev Fr Robin Victor Dsouza, the
newly appointed Provincial and President of CEB, on
his first official visit, after assuming office. Rev
Fr Robin Dsouza was welcomed at the threshold of the
institution by the Principal, Rev Fr Dominic Sunil
Lobo Vice Principal and Administrator Rev Fr Amar
Lobo, Rev Fr Manohar Dsouza, Guardian of Trinity
Vihar and Ms Magdalena Lewis, the Academic
Co-ordinator. To the rhythmic beats of the School
Band, the entourage was skilfully led by the SPL
Master Ryan Dsouza and ASPL Ms Ifra Taj into the
portals of the Trinitorium. After taking their seats
on the dais, Ms Smitha Amanna commenced with a brief
introduction and welcome; after which, the young
minds of UKG ‘A’ took over the stage for the rest of
the programme, with Ms Keva, and Master Stephen
starting off by calling all Trinitarians to prayer,
after their introduction. After the prayer, Master
Prathik conveyed the pledge, Ms Himanshi recited the
preamble and Ms Jesline shared the ‘Thought for the
Day’, which was, ‘Every day may not be perfect; but
let us always try to find something good in each
day’.
DIWALI
CELEBRATIONS (17.10.2025) : Trinity
Central School As
the sun settled for the day, the Trinity
campus lit up with diyas and, a floral
rangoli was in full bloom as students
made their way to celebrate the festival
of lights, i.e. Diwali. After having
formally introducing and welcoming the
dignitaries of the day, by Ms Shresta,
Ms Pearl, Master Shreyank, Ms Aarushi
and Ms Nishka, the programme commenced
with a prayer sung mellifluously by the
students of Grade 4. Being the festival
of lights, the pious occasion was
inaugurated in a uniquely envisioned
grand procession. Holding colourful
hand-painted diyas, the entourage was
led by the SPL Master Ryan D souza, ASPL
Ms Ifra, and an entourage of glittery
celebrants followed by the the Vice
Principal Rev Fr Amar Lobo, Academic
Co-ordinator Ms Magdalena Lewis, Primary
Section Head Dr Poornima Devadiga,
Pre-Primary Section Head Ms Renita
Monteiro, Section In charge-Teachers Ms
Archana and Ms Shruthi, with Ms Savitha
Nagesh Ms Gloria and Mr Ramachandra,
representing the non-teaching staff. The
dignitaries and students lit diyas, to
mark the inauguration; after which the
portals of the Trinitorium glistened as
the faculty and staff lit diyas,
encapsulating the aura of the occasion.
A cutely graceful and entertaining dance
performance by the students of Pre-KG
added to the gleeful charm. The
importance of the occasion was
elucidated with crisp expressions, and
finesse by the students of Grades It was
a musical fiesta with the back-to-back
performances of song and dance performed
by the students of Grade 4. The Vice
Principal Fr Amar Lobo, expressed on how
the festival of Diwali is synonymous
with the victorious expulsion of
darkness, evil and strife - bringing
joy, happiness and unity among all. In a
world, that has forgotten how to love,
Diwali reminds us that it is in being
kind, humble and empathetic that we can
overcome the visible and invisible
forces of darkness. The Principal
extended his good wishes and blessings
to all.
OFFICIAL
VISIT OF CEB EXECUTIVE SECRETARY REV FR CHARLES
FURTADO (07.11.2025) : Trinity Central School On
Monday, 07.11.2025 Rev Fr Charles Furtado, the
Executive Secretary of the CEB paid his first
official visit to the Trinity campus. A short
programme compered by Ms Benita commenced with the
invocation of God s blessing through a prayer hymn
rendered by the teachers. Fr Charles was accorded a
floral welcome, followed by a felicitation by the
Principal Rev Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice Principal
and Administrator Rev Fr Amar Lobo and Academic
Co-ordinator Ms Magadelena Lewis. Following the
felicitation, the Principal expressed his
appreciation towards all the teaching, non-teaching,
transport and ancillary staff for their unwavering
support and service towards the institution. In the
opening few sentences of his address, Fr Charles
first expressed his gratitude to all staff members
and then addressed each section of the various wings
of the staff members on a personal note. Commencing
with the office, transport, ancillary and support
staff with whom he conversed in Kannada, Fr Charles
reiterated on the importance of their presence in
the institution showing much appreciation towards
their selfless service in ensuring the overall
well-being and safety of staff, and students
especially in and around the school campus, while in
transit in the school buses, etc.
KANNADA
RAJYOTSAVA CELEBRATIONS (01.11.2025) : Trinity
Central School
ಕನ್ನಡ ನಾಡು ನನ್ನ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆಯ ಹೂ, ಅದರ ಪರಿಮಳವೇ ನನ್ನ ಗುರುತು.
Living
in a state that boasts of a rich potpourri of
cultures, traditions, dialects and ethnicities, is
the pride of every Kannadiga. Every acre of
Karnataka, blossoms with hues of crimson red and
yellow as Kannadigas raise their state flag with
pride. Echoing similar sentiments, Kannada
Rajyotsava was celebrated with much fervour.
Compered by Ms Krupa of Grade 7 and Ms Iksha of
Grade 4, the programme commenced with inviting the
dignitaries to the dais. Gracing the occasion, as
the Chief Guest was Ms Priya Furtado, President of
the PTA. Joining her on stage were the Principal Fr
Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice Principal and Administrator
Fr Amar Lobo, and Ms Magdalena Lewis, the Academic
Co-ordinator. After the prayer, the dignitaries
inaugurated the programme with the traditional
lighting of the lamp, which was followed by the
singing of the State Anthem. Following on, in her
speech, Ms Priya conveyed her sentiments of being a
proud daughter of Karnataka, rooted truly to its
culture, language and heritage, and encouraged all
students to make every effort in embracing the state
language. Ms Priya was then presented with a
memento, as a gesture of kind gratitude. Thereafter,
the cultural programmes saw a colourful display of
music, display and converse. Kick starting the
cultural events were the junior danseuses who put up
an energetic performance. Ms Jahnvi of Grade 9 spoke
of the importance of Kannada, and of the day through
an eloquent expression of verbose. The song
performance by the students was indeed wonderful,
which was then succeeded by a dance performance by
the high school students. A quick test of knowledge
about Karnataka, was conducted by the high school
students through an interactive quiz.
Farewell
Programme Held for Class 10 Students at
St. Clare School, Akuluto St.
Clare School, Akuluto, organized a
touching farewell ceremony for the Class
10 students on 15th November 2025. The
programme was beautifully presented by
the Class 9 students, who put in great
effort to make the day memorable for
their seniors. Beno confidently and
gracefully anchored the entire event,
keeping the audience engaged throughout.
As a gesture of gratitude and love, the
Class 10 students presented meaningful
gifts to all the teachers. They also
donated several dustbins to the school
as a sign of appreciation and gratitude.
In his farewell speech, Fr. Stephen
D’Souza encouraged the students to
remain positive, face challenges boldly,
and never give up on their dreams.
Speaking on behalf of the teachers, Sir
Krishna advised the students not to lose
themselves in the world but to preserve
their originality and values. Class 9
students also gifted their seniors as a
token of love and best wishes. All
arrangements for the farewell ceremony
were efficiently handled by Class 9
students under the guidance of their
class teacher, Sir Dingtanlung. The
event concluded with a farewell meal
prepared for the Class 10 students,
making the day even more special and
memorable. The ceremony reflected love,
gratitude, unity, and the true spirit of
St. Clare School. The event ended with
smiles, warm memories, and best wishes
for the outgoing batch as they step into
a new chapter of life.
Children's
Day Celebration - St Anthony’s Church
School November
14th, 2025, was a day of joy and
excitement as our school celebrated
Children's Day in the school grounds.
The program began at 8:30 AM with a
melodious choir performance by the
teachers, setting a festive tone for the
day. The celebration was graced by
esteemed guests, including Reverend
Father Richard Kadiwal, Reverend Father
Anthony Raj, Reverend Father Lourdswami,
Reverend Father Michael, and Mrs. Sagaya
Mary, the Aided Section Mistress. The
event featured delightful performances
by the teaching and office staff from
each section, showcasing their dancing
and singing talents. Mrs. Sagaya Mary
highlighted the significance of the day,
emphasizing Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's
love and vision for children. Reverend
Father Michael kept the event lively as
the Master of Ceremony, while Reverend
Father Anthony Raj delivered an
inspiring speech, appreciating the
students' talents and innocence.
Outstanding students and toppers of SSLC
students of 2024-25 batch were honored
by the dignitaries, and the in-charge
teachers honoured the SPL and ASPL of
the academic year 2025-26.
Karnataka
Rajyaotsava Celebration - St Anthony’s
Church School November
1st marked a vibrant celebration of
Karnataka Rajyaotsava in our school
grounds. The program commenced at 8:30
AM with the dignified flag hoisting
ceremony, followed by the soulful
rendition of "Kannada Nada Geeta". The
event was honored by the presence of
esteemed guests, including Rev. Fr.
William, Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, Rev.
Fr. Anthony Raj, and Mrs. Sagaya Mary,
Headmistress of the Aided section. The
students showcased their talents through
cultural performances, including
captivating dances and melodious songs
that highlighted the rich heritage of
Karnataka. Rev.. Fr. William delivered
an inspiring speech, emphasizing the
importance of preserving our language
and culture. Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal
praised the students and teachers for
their exceptional efforts in organizing
the event. In a grand display of
patriotism and unity, our high school
students participated in the Karnataka
Rajyaotsava March Past at Sri Kantirawa
Stadium, representing our school with
pride and enthusiasm. Their disciplined
march and proud demeanor embodied the
spirit of unity and cultural identity.
National Unity
Day Celebration - St Anthony’s Church
School On
October 31st, 2025, our school grounds
came alive with patriotic fervor as we
celebrated National Unity Day. The
program commenced at 8:45 AM, with a
brief introduction highlighting the
significance of this day. Students
eloquently spoke about the invaluable
contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai
Patel, the Iron Man of India, and his
pivotal role in shaping our nation's
unity. The event emphasized the
importance of unity and integrity among
all Indians, inspiring everyone to work
together towards the nation's progress.
The celebration was a resounding
success, leaving a lasting impact on all
attendees. It reinforced the values of
unity, integrity, and collective growth,
motivating us to strive for a stronger,
more united India.
The abacus is the most powerful tool in the hands of
a mathematician.
The following students have shown their excellence
in the State Level Abacus and Vedic Mathematics. The medals of the meritorious students under
Junior level are given below. 1. Ayush C. M Gowda of grade 2 2nd place
2. Arush. S. Amin of grade 2- 3rd place
3. Ridhvan Karthik Nayak of grade 2- consolation
prize
4. Thanisha Dayananda Kotian of grade 1- consolation
prize The medals of the meritorious students under Step
1 are given below. 1. Gaanavi. S of grade 2- 1st place
2. Prapthi of grade 2- 3rd place
3. Hiba Fathima of grade 2- 3rd place
4. Prachi of grade 2- consolation prize
5. Sathwik. R. Devadiga of grade 5- 2nd place
6. Mohammed Ishaan of grade 5- consolation prize The medals of the meritorious students under Step
2 are given below. 1. Diganth. M. Puttur of grade 5- consolation
prize
2. Abhinav Jaibheem of grade 5- consolation prize
3. Perimala Niharika of grade 5- consolation prize The medals of the meritorious students under
vedic mathematics are given below. 1. Manvi. S.A of grade 7- 3rd place
2. Rachel Mascarenhas of grade 7- consolation prize
3. Sheldon Fabian D Souza of grade 7- consolation
prize
In drawing, nothing is better than the first
attempt. - Pablo Picasso
As an awareness on the effects of Tobacco, our
school students participated in the National Tobacco
Control programme on 14th February 2024, wherein our
trinitarians showcased their drawing skills and
bagged the prizes. Following are the names of the winners.
Vishwas of grade 9- 1st place
Sagar. S. Naik of grade 8- 2nd place
Rusham of grade 8- 3rd place Hearty congratulations to the winners and wish
them the very best for their future endeavours.
Hearty
congratulations to the winners and wish them the
very best for their future endeavors.
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Trinity
Central School feels proud as its students have
brought laurels to the school in the Drawing Grade
Exam conducted by Karnataka Secondary Examination
Board Bangalore held in the month of November 2023.
26 students appeared for the exam. They have
performed excellptionally well and have secured 100%
results. While 21 students have secured distinction,
5 students have scored First Class. The school
extends best wishes to all the students and
congratulates them.
Hearty congratulations
and Wishing her the best for her future endeavours.
Trinity family wishes
her the best for her future achievement.
Trinity triumph
We are proud to announce that our under 14 boys and
girls team secured second place in Handball
tournament held by Udupi District Handball
Association at Udyavara on 30th November 2023. The
Principal, staff and the management congratulate the
team for this amazing achievement.
We
are proud to announce that our
under 14 girls team secured
second place in AICS Volleyball
Tournament held at SMS School
Brahmavara on 29th November
2023. The Principal, staff and
the management congratulate the
team for this amazing
achievement.
Master Vishwas of grade 9 has bagged
third place in the State level drawing
competition organised by Central Power
Research Institute which was held at
Bangalore on 27th November 2023. He has
also been selected for the National
level competition. The Principal, Staff
and the Management is proud of his
amazing achievement.
10th std. Results - Anugraha School Bidar.
The head master, Ast. head master, the staff and the students of
Anugraha School congratulate our students for their stupendous results.
26 appeared for annual board examination. Out of which 12 passed in
distinction, 11 1st class, 2nd class and 1 NC. Fr. Prasanna Kumar Head Master
100%
results in ICSE Board exams 2022-23 for the 9th
consecutive year
Trinity Central School,
Perampalli has made another remarkable achievement.
The school has aced the ICSE results with an
outstanding performance. With a redoubtable 100% for
the 9th consecutive year and 7 students securing
100/100 in different subjects, the students have
indeed brought laurels to the school. With 51
students appearing for the exam everyone has passed
with flying colours.
Sthuthi Bharadwaj has put in her best efforts and
has performed magnificently by securing 98%. She is
the topper of the school. Fathimath Zohra stands
second with 96.6% whereas, Swasthik B. S secured the
third position with 95.2%.
While 25 students have scored above 85%, 22 students
have scored 70-84%, 4 students 60-69% and have
brought honour and laurels to the school.
The following
students defied their adversities by securing
100/100 in the following subjects:
Stuthi Bharadwaj
(Mathematics & History civics )
Fathimath Zohra (Mathematics & History civics)
Swasthik B S (Physical Education)
Ayman (Mathematics)
Riyana Edria Dmello (Physical Education)
Dannvi Kotian (Biology)
Cadence Latonia Dsouza (Physical Education)
The hard work of the teachers and the personal
accomplishments of the students are no doubt
praiseworthy. Trinity Central School has created a
ideal position for itself with its consistent
performance in the last few years. We are proud of
the tenacity and dedication of our students and
teachers who have left no stone unturned to outshine
with a 100% result. We congratulate all the students
and their parents for their outstanding achievement.
We wish them all the very best in their future
ventures.
Motto
: The Motto of Capuchin
Education Board (CEB) is: jnanenaiva vimukthi: "Indeed, Liberation is
through enlightenment". As the temporal, mundane existence is
characterized by the experience of bondage (samsara), ignorance (avidya)
and pain (duhkha), the eminent sages and prophets have propagated means
to alleviate oneself from the above negative experiences of human
existence, and fill life with hope and joy. The fullness of existence is
characterized by Liberation which could be attained through true
knowledge, which we name it ‘an experience of enlightenment’.
Mission :
The Capuchin Education Board takes upon the responsibility of
facilitating growth in human personality of pupils and make their life
meaningful and hopeful. The mission of CEB is to promote fullness of
life in every child through holistic formation and education towards
excellence.
The Function of Capuchin Education Board:
The Capuchin Education Board functions under the supervision of Provincial
Minister and his Council. The Education ministry of the Province is a
teamwork of all the friars involved in the ministry. The ministry
constitutes one vision, one mission, which is all round development of
the person, through value based and person-oriented education which
leads to transformation and excellence. While providing excellence in
education the Capuchins insist on “discipline, determination and
dedication”. In pursuit of quality education every student is called
upon to respond through conviction and commitment so that the imparted
knowledge, skills and values enable them to become good human persons
and good citizens of India, socially responsible, productive, creative
and innovative.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Governing Body
Rev. Fr. John Alwyn Dias President
Fr. Robin Victor D'souza Vice President &
Executive Secretary
St.
Francis of Assisi School celebrated the
birthday of its Principal, Rev. Fr.
Jeson Fernandez, along with Karnataka
Rajyotsava on 1st November 2025. The
students expressed
their love and appreciation through
delightful dance performances and a
meaningful skit. The skit beautifully
portrayed the life journey of the
Principal, making the day truly
memorable for him. The programme was
graced by Mr. Gopal Krishna, DSP Chikodi,
Mr. Nerli, PSI Chikodi, eight Sisters
from Rajasthan, parents, teaching and
non-teaching staff, and the students. In
his address, the Principal expressed his
heartfelt gratitude to everyone gathered
for making the celebration special and
memorable.
Childhood
is the most wonderful gift given to
every human being. It is the best phase
to enjoy life and to learn its most
valuable lessons. To celebrate this
special day, the teachers and ancillary
staff of St. Francis of Assisi School
warmly welcomed the school
parliamentarians with a grand band
procession, aarati, flower showers, and
a four-wheeler jeep escort to the stage.
All children were greeted with beautiful
badges and memorable,
attractive gifts. The teachers and aya
aunties presented a delightful stage
programme that entertained the students
thoroughly. The children truly
appreciated the creativity,
performances, and dances put together
for them. As a gesture of love and
gratitude, the teachers served meals and
ice cream to all the children, making
the celebration even more joyful.
With
hearts full of cheer, the Trinity family extended a
cordial welcome to Rev Fr Robin Victor Dsouza, the
newly appointed Provincial and President of CEB, on
his first official visit, after assuming office. Rev
Fr Robin Dsouza was welcomed at the threshold of the
institution by the Principal, Rev Fr Dominic Sunil
Lobo Vice Principal and Administrator Rev Fr Amar
Lobo, Rev Fr Manohar Dsouza, Guardian of Trinity
Vihar and Ms Magdalena Lewis, the Academic
Co-ordinator. To the rhythmic beats of the School
Band, the entourage was skilfully led by the SPL
Master Ryan Dsouza and ASPL Ms Ifra Taj into the
portals of the Trinitorium. After taking their seats
on the dais, Ms Smitha Amanna commenced with a brief
introduction and welcome; after which, the young
minds of UKG ‘A’ took over the stage for the rest of
the programme, with Ms Keva, and Master Stephen
starting off by calling all Trinitarians to prayer,
after their introduction. After the prayer, Master
Prathik conveyed the pledge, Ms Himanshi recited the
preamble and Ms Jesline shared the ‘Thought for the
Day’, which was, ‘Every day may not be perfect; but
let us always try to find something good in each
day’. 
As
the sun settled for the day, the Trinity
campus lit up with diyas and, a floral
rangoli was in full bloom as students
made their way to celebrate the festival
of lights, i.e. Diwali. After having
formally introducing and welcoming the
dignitaries of the day, by Ms Shresta,
Ms Pearl, Master Shreyank, Ms Aarushi
and Ms Nishka, the programme commenced
with a prayer sung mellifluously by the
students of Grade 4. Being the festival
of lights, the pious occasion was
inaugurated in a uniquely envisioned
grand procession. Holding colourful
hand-painted diyas, the entourage was
led by the SPL Master Ryan D souza, ASPL
Ms Ifra, and an entourage of glittery
celebrants followed by the the Vice
Principal Rev Fr Amar Lobo, Academic
Co-ordinator Ms Magdalena Lewis, Primary
Section Head Dr Poornima Devadiga,
Pre-Primary Section Head Ms Renita
Monteiro, Section In charge-Teachers Ms
Archana and Ms Shruthi, with Ms Savitha
Nagesh Ms Gloria and Mr Ramachandra,
representing the non-teaching staff. The
dignitaries and students lit diyas, to
mark the inauguration; after which the
portals of the Trinitorium glistened as
the faculty and staff lit diyas,
encapsulating the aura of the occasion.
A cutely graceful and entertaining dance
performance by the students of Pre-KG
added to the gleeful charm. The
importance of the occasion was
elucidated with crisp expressions, and
finesse by the students of Grades It was
a musical fiesta with the back-to-back
performances of song and dance performed
by the students of Grade 4. The Vice
Principal Fr Amar Lobo, expressed on how
the festival of Diwali is synonymous
with the victorious expulsion of
darkness, evil and strife - bringing
joy, happiness and unity among all. In a
world, that has forgotten how to love,
Diwali reminds us that it is in being
kind, humble and empathetic that we can
overcome the visible and invisible
forces of darkness. The Principal
extended his good wishes and blessings
to all.
On
Monday, 07.11.2025 Rev Fr Charles Furtado, the
Executive Secretary of the CEB paid his first
official visit to the Trinity campus. A short
programme compered by Ms Benita commenced with the
invocation of God s blessing through a prayer hymn
rendered by the teachers. Fr Charles was accorded a
floral welcome, followed by a felicitation by the
Principal Rev Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice Principal
and Administrator Rev Fr Amar Lobo and Academic
Co-ordinator Ms Magadelena Lewis. Following the
felicitation, the Principal expressed his
appreciation towards all the teaching, non-teaching,
transport and ancillary staff for their unwavering
support and service towards the institution. In the
opening few sentences of his address, Fr Charles
first expressed his gratitude to all staff members
and then addressed each section of the various wings
of the staff members on a personal note. Commencing
with the office, transport, ancillary and support
staff with whom he conversed in Kannada, Fr Charles
reiterated on the importance of their presence in
the institution showing much appreciation towards
their selfless service in ensuring the overall
well-being and safety of staff, and students
especially in and around the school campus, while in
transit in the school buses, etc.
Living
in a state that boasts of a rich potpourri of
cultures, traditions, dialects and ethnicities, is
the pride of every Kannadiga. Every acre of
Karnataka, blossoms with hues of crimson red and
yellow as Kannadigas raise their state flag with
pride. Echoing similar sentiments, Kannada
Rajyotsava was celebrated with much fervour.
Compered by Ms Krupa of Grade 7 and Ms Iksha of
Grade 4, the programme commenced with inviting the
dignitaries to the dais. Gracing the occasion, as
the Chief Guest was Ms Priya Furtado, President of
the PTA. Joining her on stage were the Principal Fr
Dominic Sunil Lobo, Vice Principal and Administrator
Fr Amar Lobo, and Ms Magdalena Lewis, the Academic
Co-ordinator. After the prayer, the dignitaries
inaugurated the programme with the traditional
lighting of the lamp, which was followed by the
singing of the State Anthem. Following on, in her
speech, Ms Priya conveyed her sentiments of being a
proud daughter of Karnataka, rooted truly to its
culture, language and heritage, and encouraged all
students to make every effort in embracing the state
language. Ms Priya was then presented with a
memento, as a gesture of kind gratitude. Thereafter,
the cultural programmes saw a colourful display of
music, display and converse. Kick starting the
cultural events were the junior danseuses who put up
an energetic performance. Ms Jahnvi of Grade 9 spoke
of the importance of Kannada, and of the day through
an eloquent expression of verbose. The song
performance by the students was indeed wonderful,
which was then succeeded by a dance performance by
the high school students. A quick test of knowledge
about Karnataka, was conducted by the high school
students through an interactive quiz.
St.
Clare School, Akuluto, organized a
touching farewell ceremony for the Class
10 students on 15th November 2025. The
programme was beautifully presented by
the Class 9 students, who put in great
effort to make the day memorable for
their seniors. Beno confidently and
gracefully anchored the entire event,
keeping the audience engaged throughout.
As a gesture of gratitude and love, the
Class 10 students presented meaningful
gifts to all the teachers. They also
donated several dustbins to the school
as a sign of appreciation and gratitude.
In his farewell speech, Fr. Stephen
D’Souza encouraged the students to
remain positive, face challenges boldly,
and never give up on their dreams.
Speaking on behalf of the teachers, Sir
Krishna advised the students not to lose
themselves in the world but to preserve
their originality and values. Class 9
students also gifted their seniors as a
token of love and best wishes. All
arrangements for the farewell ceremony
were efficiently handled by Class 9
students under the guidance of their
class teacher, Sir Dingtanlung. The
event concluded with a farewell meal
prepared for the Class 10 students,
making the day even more special and
memorable. The ceremony reflected love,
gratitude, unity, and the true spirit of
St. Clare School. The event ended with
smiles, warm memories, and best wishes
for the outgoing batch as they step into
a new chapter of life.
November
14th, 2025, was a day of joy and
excitement as our school celebrated
Children's Day in the school grounds.
The program began at 8:30 AM with a
melodious choir performance by the
teachers, setting a festive tone for the
day. The celebration was graced by
esteemed guests, including Reverend
Father Richard Kadiwal, Reverend Father
Anthony Raj, Reverend Father Lourdswami,
Reverend Father Michael, and Mrs. Sagaya
Mary, the Aided Section Mistress. The
event featured delightful performances
by the teaching and office staff from
each section, showcasing their dancing
and singing talents. Mrs. Sagaya Mary
highlighted the significance of the day,
emphasizing Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's
love and vision for children. Reverend
Father Michael kept the event lively as
the Master of Ceremony, while Reverend
Father Anthony Raj delivered an
inspiring speech, appreciating the
students' talents and innocence.
Outstanding students and toppers of SSLC
students of 2024-25 batch were honored
by the dignitaries, and the in-charge
teachers honoured the SPL and ASPL of
the academic year 2025-26.
November
1st marked a vibrant celebration of
Karnataka Rajyaotsava in our school
grounds. The program commenced at 8:30
AM with the dignified flag hoisting
ceremony, followed by the soulful
rendition of "Kannada Nada Geeta". The
event was honored by the presence of
esteemed guests, including Rev. Fr.
William, Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, Rev.
Fr. Anthony Raj, and Mrs. Sagaya Mary,
Headmistress of the Aided section. The
students showcased their talents through
cultural performances, including
captivating dances and melodious songs
that highlighted the rich heritage of
Karnataka. Rev.. Fr. William delivered
an inspiring speech, emphasizing the
importance of preserving our language
and culture. Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal
praised the students and teachers for
their exceptional efforts in organizing
the event. In a grand display of
patriotism and unity, our high school
students participated in the Karnataka
Rajyaotsava March Past at Sri Kantirawa
Stadium, representing our school with
pride and enthusiasm. Their disciplined
march and proud demeanor embodied the
spirit of unity and cultural identity.
On
October 31st, 2025, our school grounds
came alive with patriotic fervor as we
celebrated National Unity Day. The
program commenced at 8:45 AM, with a
brief introduction highlighting the
significance of this day. Students
eloquently spoke about the invaluable
contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai
Patel, the Iron Man of India, and his
pivotal role in shaping our nation's
unity. The event emphasized the
importance of unity and integrity among
all Indians, inspiring everyone to work
together towards the nation's progress.
The celebration was a resounding
success, leaving a lasting impact on all
attendees. It reinforced the values of
unity, integrity, and collective growth,
motivating us to strive for a stronger,
more united India.
