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Feast day celebration

Feast Day Celebration (Primary Section)

“Every celebration is a reminder of God’s endless goodness in our lives.”

The Primary Section wholeheartedly celebrated Sister’s Feast Day with a special program to honor her dedicated service. The hall and soft boards, adorned with vibrant craftwork lovingly prepared by students and teachers, radiated a festive charm befitting the occasion.

The program commenced with the auspicious lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by a warm welcome and an introduction highlighting the significance of Management Day, the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and Sister’s Feast Day.

With hearts full of gratitude and devotion, the students of Class 5A led a soulful prayer service for the well-being of Sister Mary and all the Management Sisters. The prayer service enriched with bible reading, petitions and beautiful hymn "Walking in the light of the Lord" with actions.The cultural program followed was a vibrant display of talent and joy.

Class 4 presented a short skit on the Power of Faith, while Class 5A staged Discipline – The Magnet of Values, showing how discipline shapes life and helps us shine like stars. Class 5A also offered a heartfelt appreciation song, followed by energetic and graceful dances by Classes 1 to 5, filling the hall with color, rhythm, and joy.

Our Sister-in-charge, Sister Mary, was then felicitated by the teachers with a card and bouquet, followed by the students of every class who poured their love and affection through cards and bouquets.

The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks and Sister Mary’s inspiring address, where she commended the dedication of students and teachers and expressed her gratitude for their love and support. The joyous cake-cutting ceremony marked the perfect finale, leaving behind treasured memories of a day filled with reverence, gratitude, and festivity.

Teachers’ Day Celebration (Primary Section)

Report on Teachers’ Day Celebration (Primary Section)

The Primary Section celebrated Teachers’ Day with joy and gratitude. The gallery was beautifully decorated with creative artwork by Sister and the students, creating a festive atmosphere.

The program began with a soulful prayer service and the hymn “You are with me wherever I go.” Students of Classes 3, 4, and 5 sang a touching song, while Class 1 delighted everyone with an adorable action song. A vibrant medley dance by Class 5 was the highlight of the day.

Teachers were also felicitated with handmade cards and a bouquet, showcasing the students’ creativity and love. The celebration concluded with a heartfelt message from Sister Mary, Primary Incharge, reminding all that:
“Teachers who love teaching, teach students to love learning.”

The event was a true tribute to teachers, filled with joy, respect, and gratitude.

Thank you.

Special assemblies (July, August)

Special morning assembly Reports

Class 5A – Theme: Sacrifice

Class 5A conducted a thoughtful week-long assembly on “Sacrifice”, highlighting selflessness, obedience, and truth.

A meaningful skit on ‘Numbers’ and stories of Jesus Christ, Imam Hussain, and Lord Ram portrayed sacrifice as trust in God and standing for righteousness. The touching Pencil and Eraser story reminded everyone of parents’ silent sacrifices.

Another day reflected nature’s selfless love through a kindness action song, while the Hindi assembly on Tyag included heartfelt thoughts and poems. The week ended with the theme “Be a Leader”, inspiring students to lead by example.

It was indeed a beautifully presented and impactful week by Class 5A.

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Class 3B – Theme: Indian Independence

Class 3B conducted a four-day morning assembly on the theme “Indian Independence”, with each day highlighting a special aspect of our nation’s journey. The programme began with the Thought for the Day inspired by great national leaders, followed by heartfelt prayers for freedom fighters, leaders, soldiers, farmers, and citizens.

Patriotic speeches, poems, and an action song filled the atmosphere with pride and reverence. On the final day, a Hindi skit was presented, reminding everyone of their duties and responsibilities towards the nation.

To make the session more engaging, Sr. Mary interacted with the students through a lively GK quiz on India. The enthusiastic participation and rewards for correct answers added excitement and joy. The week concluded on an inspiring note, instilling in young minds a sense of patriotism and love for the country.

Both assemblies left a lasting impact on the school community, inspiring students to imbibe the values of sacrifice, patriotism, and responsible leadership.

Rakhi making competition (Primary)

Report on Rakhi Making Competition

Held on 8th August 2025

To mark the auspicious festival of Raksha Bandhan and foster creativity, a Rakhi Making Competition was held for Primary students (Classes 1–5). The day began with a special assembly by Class 3A, featuring prayer, thoughts, a song, and a heartfelt speech on the festival’s cultural significance.

Students enthusiastically crafted rakhis using colourful threads, beads, mirrors, and other decorative materials, turning classrooms into vibrant creative spaces. From each class-section, 10 best rakhis were shortlisted for the final round, judged by our Manager Sister Prema on creativity, neatness, and presentation. The beautifully decorated rakhis reflected the students’ talent and effort, making the judging process delightfully challenging. The best three rakhis from each class-section were awarded certificates.

The enthusiastic participation of students made the event a grand success, beautifully blending artistry with the values of love, respect, and the sibling bond, leaving smiles on every face.

Reported by

Emerald House Teachers

Fancy Dress Competition

"Costumes are not just clothes ,they are stories stitched with imagination and sewn with creativity."

🧑‍🎤 Fancy Dress Competition Report

Theme: India’s Pride – A Tribute to Our National Leaders

Classes: 1 and 2

Date: 26th July 2025

The Fancy Dress Competition was a colourful and inspiring event that showcased the creativity, confidence, and patriotism of our youngest students. With the theme “India’s Pride,” the children came dressed as various national heroes — from fearless freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi and Bhagat Singh to trailblazing figures& visionaries like Rani Lakshmibai and Dr. BR Ambekar .

Each child confidently introduced their character with heartfelt lines and expressive gestures, making the audience both smile and reflect. The event not only encouraged public speaking and stage presence but also instilled a deep sense of respect for our national icons.

The presence of Sr. Mary ,our primary incharge and our judges, Ms. Mary David & Sir Bhavesh, added grace to the occasion. Teachers and parents worked together to prepare the children, and the result was a heartwarming celebration of India’s glorious legacy.

The event concluded with a beautiful vote of thanks. Sr.Mary & the judges shared encouraging & appreciating words for our tiny patriots.

Reported by

Ruby house

Patriotic group song competition

“Patriotism is the love for a nation that lives not just in our words, but in our everyday actions — for it unites every heart in a single, proud rhythm.” 🎶

Patriotic Group Song Competition Report

Classes: 3 to 5

Date: 26th July 2025

The Patriotic Group Song Competition was a melodious tribute to India’s spirit, echoing unity, pride, and love for the nation. Each participating class presented a well-rehearsed patriotic song, with vibrant coordination, heartfelt singing, and expressive gestures that brought out the soul of the lyrics.

From freedom fighters to symbolic representations of India’s unity, the vibrant presentation with costumes visually elevated the patriotic impact, making each performance not only a treat for the ears but also for the eyes.

The programme began with a warm welcome to our judges — Sr. Mary, our Primary Incharge, and Ms. Clare. Every performance left a lasting impression as the students performed with great enthusiasm, filling the room with energy and emotion .

The event concluded with a sincere vote of thanks, acknowledging the dedicated efforts of music teacher Sir Chandresh, the class teachers, all our talented students, and the ever-supportive parents. The judges also appreciated the participants and encouraged them to continue singing with the same passion and discipline.

Spell Bee Competition Report - July 19th, 2025

"The art of spelling is the gateway to unlocking the treasures of language."

Spell Bee Competition Report - July 19th, 2025

The Primary Section's Spell Bee Competition for Classes 1, 2, and 3 was a resounding success and conducted efficiently by Ruby house teachers Mrs.Tarannum as Quiz master and Mrs.Ritu as scorekeeper ! Students showcased amazing spelling skills in 5 electrifying rounds:

1. Warm-Up Round

2. Missing Letters Round

3. Picture Round

4. Rapid Fire Round

5. Surprise Round

Their enthusiasm, focus, and determination made the event a celebration of linguistic prowess.

Kudos to all participants! Sr. Mary, Primary Incharge, congratulated students and teachers on their dedication and hard work.

Reported by Ruby House

Mental Maths Quiz for Classes 4 & 5

"Everything around us is mathematics—let’s explore, calculate, and conquer!"

Mental Maths Quiz for Classes 4 & 5

Date: 19th July 2025

Ruby House teachers successfully organized an exciting and intellectually enriching Mental Maths Quiz for Classes 4 and 5 on 19th July 2025. The event, conducted by Mrs.Tarannum as the Quiz master and Mrs.Ritu as the scorekeeper, featured five stimulating rounds that kept students on their toes:

1. Warm-Up Round (Multiplication Tables)

2. Quick Thinkers (Short Sums)

3. Logical Reasoning (True/False)

4. Puzzle & Riddle Solving

5. Rapid Fire Round (Time Challenge)

This housewise competition was a brilliant display of mental agility, logical thinking, and teamwork. Students participated with enthusiasm, demonstrating quick calculations and smart strategies.

Sr. Mary, Primary Incharge, praised the participants for their efforts and commended the teachers for their dedication, planning, and guidance.

Reported by: Ruby House Teachers

Welcome (Primary Incharge)

Report: Welcoming of the New Sister-in-Charge

Date: 20th June 2025

On 20th June 2025, a warm and graceful welcome was extended to the new Sister-in-Charge of the Primary Section. A short prayer service ,was conducted by the primary students , under the guidance of Topaz House teachers, to invoke God’s blessings upon her. The service included symbolic bible reading, heartfelt petitions, melodious hymn, and a heart touching felicitation with a card & bouquet.

The students welcomed Sister with great enthusiasm ,respect and joyfully promised to follow her guidance, and make her proud through their discipline and dedication.

In the end, there was a brief address by Sister principal, where the new Sister-in-Charge was introduced as a gentle, firm, and highly talented leader, dedicated to nurturing young minds with care and discipline.

World Environment Day

World Environment Day Celebration – 5th June

On 5th June, the primary and secondary students enthusiastically celebrated World Environment Day. The day began with a soulful prayer service, thanking God for the gift of nature and praying for its protection.

A meaningful assembly was conducted, emphasizing the importance of caring for the environment. Students shared powerful slogans on reforestation, conservation, and the 3Rs—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. They also displayed creative placards and artwork promoting love for nature.

The secondary students visited Nakki Lake to explore and appreciate the natural surroundings, while the primary students went on a nature walk to Sunset Point, chanting slogans like “Save nature, save environment,” encouraging everyone to protect our planet. At the garden, they enjoyed swings and slides amid the greenery.

Later, Classes 5A and 5B participated in a tree plantation drive with DFO Sir and ACJM Sir, planting saplings and watering trees. Along with DFO Sir, students took a pledge to protect the environment, conserve natural resources, and become responsible defenders of the Earth.

The celebration served as a powerful reminder of our responsibility towards nature and inspired students to take active steps in preserving the environment.

Special creative Assemblies (May)

Morning creative Assemblies (May 2025)

*Class 5A* held a series of inspiring assemblies via introductory speech,short prayer, lords prayer,hymn ,thoughts, news ,pledge, anthem,song.

*Highlights of assembly(Class 5A):*

1. Everyone Counts (Class 5A): An inspiring play(Value of zero)highlighting that every individual is special.

2. Curiosity is Power (Class 5A): A lively role-play(Curiosity leads to success) encouraging questioning and learning.

3. Mehnat –the hardwork( Class 5A): A beautiful poem celebrating the value of hard work.

*Class 4* conducted the morning assembly with great enthusiasm and creativity.

*The themes for each day are as follows:*

Monday: Time Management

Tuesday: Respect

Wednesday: Important Duties of Students

Thursday: Teamwork – Grow, Learn & Succeed Together

Friday: Important Tips for Good Health

Saturday: अपने आप पर विश्वास रखो (Believe in Yourself)

The students presented short skits, poems, health tips, and thought-provoking messages that made the assemblies both informative and inspiring.

Farewell by Primary

Heartfelt Farewell to Sr. Clara and Sr. Manisha

On Monday, 26th May 2025,

a warm and short heartfelt farewell was organized by the Sapphire House teachers to honor Sr. Clara, Primary Incharge, and Sr. Manisha, KG Incharge, for their unwavering dedication and service to the school community.

The event began with a special prayer service conducted by the Primary students, setting a reverent and thankful tone for the occasion. Words of appreciation followed, beautifully acknowledging Sr. Clara’s steadfast leadership, compassionate support, and the wisdom with which she nurtured the Primary section. Sr. Manisha was lovingly praised for her gentle presence, creativity, and nurturing spirit that instilled joy and confidence in the Kindergarten and Class 1 children.

As tokens of love and gratitude, the Sisters were felicitated with handmade cards, a sapling, and a bouquet.

The farewell culminated with a touching address by our Sr. Principal, who expressed her deep admiration and thankfulness. She lovingly described both Sisters as strong pillars of support and strength for her and the entire school. Her words of praise and heartfelt gratitude left a lasting impact on all present.

A small farewell treat added a sweet and memorable conclusion to this emotional tribute.

English Elocution Competition : Primary

Sapphire House successfully hosted the Elocution Competition for the Primary Section on Saturday, 17th May 2025. Young orators from Classes 1 to 5 delivered engaging speeches on topics such as “My Best Friend,” “The Season I Like,” “How to Take Care of the Earth,” “Importance of Kindness and Discipline.”

Each participant showcased remarkable confidence, meaningful content, and impressive delivery. Their speeches reflected perfect memorization, clear articulation, and expressive presentation, leaving the audience and judges thoroughly impressed.

The event was a vibrant celebration of communication skills . Kudos to all the participants and teachers for making it a resounding success!

Earth day

Earth day assembly: Primary

The Primary Section conducted a special assembly on the theme Earth to remember Earth Day, which falls on 22nd April. Class 5A led the assembly, introducing the importance of Earth Day and this year’s theme—“Our Power,Our Planet", which encourages the use of clean energy from sunlight and wind.

The program included a short prayer, introductory speech,thought, messages, and a beautiful action song “Earth is My Home, We Promise to Keep it Healthy and Beautiful,” performed by the 5A students. Sister incharge in her speech gave a strong message to act responsibly and help make the Earth greener and cleaner.

MSA day

MSA day assembly : Primary

Class 5A conducted a special assembly to commemorate MSA Day, which is observed on 26th April. The assembly included a heartfelt prayer service dedicated to the Mission Sisters of Ajmer, thanking God for their selfless service and praying for their continued strength and guidance.

Students remembered the inspiring journey of Father Fortunatus Henry Caumont and Mother Mary Matilda, who founded the MSA congregation in 1911. The legacy they built continues through the Sisters’ tireless efforts in education, healthcare, and social service. The celebration honored the management sisters for their dedication, with students from Class 5A presenting a card and bouquet as a token of appreciation on behalf of primary section.

Worker's day

Workers’ Day special assembly– May 1, 2025

The Primary Section celebrated Workers’ Day on May 1, 2025, with a special assembly conducted by Class 2B to honour all the bhaiyajis and didijis. Students offered prayers, gave handmade cards and flowers, and expressed heartfelt gratitude for their hard work. The support staff were deeply touched by the kind gestures. Sister-in-charge also thanked them for their dedication in keeping the school clean and running smoothly.

Bookmark Making Competition: Primary

A lively Bookmark Making Competition was held on 10th May 2025 during the activity period for Classes 1 to 5. Organized class-wise, each class explored a unique theme—ranging from Smiley Faces to Cartoon Characters,from under the sea to flowers & fruits .

Students participated with great enthusiasm, creating vibrant, imaginative bookmarks that reflected their creativity and joy. The event was a colorful celebration of talent and self-expression, inspiring young minds to take pride in handmade art while having fun.

Special assemblies (Feb-Mar)

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."

Women's day

On March 8, Class 4 celebrated Women's Day with a special assembly honoring inspiring Indian women. Students highlighted courage, leadership, and achievement through speeches, enactments, and stories about iconic personalities like Rani Lakshmibai, Indira Gandhi, Mary Kom, P.V. Sindhu, and Shakuntala Devi. The assembly concluded with an energetic slogan-chanting session: "Be strong and fearless. Rise and Roar. Keep breaking limits. Shine on, Always!" effectively conveying the powerful message of empowerment and equality.

Founder's day

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.

Primary initiation ceremony 2025

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.

Talent Hunt Program

Report on the Talent Hunt Program – 1st March 2025

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.

Thank you.

Ruby House

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