Yellow Day Celebration – KG activity 

The Kindergarten section radiated joy and sunshine by celebrating Yellow Day on 11.04.2025. The colour yellow, symbolizing happiness and warmth, was beautifully reflected in the cheerful decorations and the bright attire of our little ones.Children came dressed in vibrant shades of yellow and brought yellow themed snacks, making the day extra colourful. The celebrations began with a special assembly where students sang the hymn "Like a Sunflower that follows every movement of the sun" with great enthusiasm.

Teachers highlighted the significance of the colour yellow through engaging songs and activities. The fun continued with a treat of mango-flavored drinks and mango bite toffees, bringing big smiles to every face.

Yellow Day was a delightful blend of learning and fun, leaving our kindergarteners with warm memories of a sunny, joy-filled day.

Feb 19 -22*Class 5A's* thought-provoking *assembly* on ' *Students' Tools* ' beautifully highlighted the significance of everyday objects like books, pencils, and colors. Their message reminded us that each tool holds a valuable lesson, inspiring appreciation for the little things that make a difference and shape our learning journey.

March 11,*Class 3A* conducted a vibrant *Holi assembly* , spreading joy and highlighting the festival's cultural significance. With prayers, messages, and colorful displays, they showcased the triumph of good over evil and the spirit of togetherness."

On April 4, a special assembly was conducted by Class III-B to commemorate the death anniversary of Rev. Father Founder Bishop Fortunatus Henry Caumont, a devoted Catholic bishop who dedicated his life to serving the poor, marginalized, and underserved communities. Through his visionary leadership, he founded the Mission Sisters of Ajmer, inspiring countless individuals to follow in his footsteps.

Through a heartfelt prayer service, students reflected on his selfless dedication, with his mission carried forward by the Mission Sisters of Ajmer. They prayed for strength to embody faith and service, reaffirming their commitment to his vision.

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Report : Secondary Initiation ceremony – 8th March 2025

The Secondary Students' Initiation Ceremony was a resounding success, marking a significant milestone in the academic journey of our students. The event commenced with a warm welcome address, followed by the symbolic lighting of the lamp, which represented the pursuit of knowledge, wisdom, and enlightenment. Students then took an oath to uphold Sophia High School's values and strive for excellence in academics and personal growth. The investiture ceremony saw house representatives and newly appointed leaders being formally inducted and entrusted with their roles and responsibilities. The ceremony concluded with a motivational address by the Principal, encouraging students to aim high, embrace challenges, and make the most of their academic journey. Overall, the ceremony was a momentous occasion that inspired and motivated our students to excel in all aspects of school life.

Report : Primary Initiation Ceremony – 8th March 2025

The Initiation Ceremony of Sophia High School, Mount Abu, held on 8th March 2025, celebrated leadership and coincided with International Women’s Day. The event began with a march past by the office bearers, followed by a warm welcome, the lighting of the lamp, and a solemn prayer service seeking divine blessings.

The highlight was the oath-taking ceremony, where student leaders pledged to uphold the school’s values. They received badges and sashes as symbols of their commitment. In her inspiring address, Principal Sr. Abha emphasized leadership through humility and service, urging the leaders to set an example.

The ceremony was a milestone, reinforcing that every girl has the power to lead and inspire. Sophia High School remains dedicated to nurturing women of strength and service.

The *Talent Hunt Program* held today in the Primary Section of Sophia High School was a spectacular display of creativity and enthusiasm. The event commenced with a brief introduction, setting the stage for an exciting showcase of talent.  

Participants, representing their respective classes, took turns displaying their unique abilities, captivating the audience with their performances. The energy in the hall was electrifying as students and teachers cheered wholeheartedly, fostering an atmosphere of encouragement and appreciation.  

Distinguished guests, Sister Clara and Sister Manisha, along with all the primary teachers and students, thoroughly enjoyed the program. Their smiles and applause reflected the joy and admiration they felt for the young performers.  

As the event drew to a close, Sister Clara addressed the gathering, commending all participants for their outstanding efforts. She also expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organizers for orchestrating such a wonderful and memorable event.  

The Talent Hunt Program was a resounding success, leaving everyone inspired and looking forward to more such opportunities to celebrate the incredible potential of our students.