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Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti celebration

“Be the change you wish to see in the world.” — Mahatma Gandhi

“Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.” — Lal Bahadur Shastri

REPORT ON GANDHI JAYANTI & LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI JAYANTI CELEBRATION

Date: 2nd October 2026
Sophia High School, Mount Abu

Sophia High School, Mount Abu, commemorated the birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi Ji and Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji with reverence, prayer and meaningful activities organised by the Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary Sections.

The celebration commenced with a lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by a solemn prayer service and floral tributes offered by our Principal, Sr. Abha, our Primary In-charge, Sr. Amrita, teachers and student representatives to the portraits of the two great national leaders. The prayer service included soulful prayers and hymns such as “Hey Pita Swargwasi,” “Itni Shakti Hamein Dena Data” and “Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram.”

The Secondary Section students delivered meaningful speeches highlighting the inspiring lives, ideals and contributions of Gandhi Ji and Shastri Ji. They also presented a short skit conveying the values of truth, non-violence, ethical living, civic responsibility and cleanliness, followed by a graceful dance performance.

The Primary Section added its own meaningful presentations. Class 2A students presented a thoughtful skit emphasising the importance of never abandoning the path of truth and non-violence. The Primary students also sang the melodious song “De Di Hamein Azaadi” and presented a poem highlighting the life, ideals and contribution of Mahatma Gandhi Ji.

Adding a special touch to the celebration, the students of KG and Primary beautifully depicted Gandhi Ji and Shastri Ji. Through these presentations, teachers introduced the young learners to the values of truth, non-violence, simplicity, patriotism and the inspiring message of “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.”

The spirit of service and cleanliness was further reflected through activities conducted by the Secondary Section. Class IX students undertook an awareness march to the Scout Ground, spreading patriotic and cleanliness messages, while Class X students participated in a Swachhata Drive at the Sophia Primary Ground under the guidance of their teachers.

Our revered Principal, Sr. Abha, and Primary In-charge, Sr. Amrita, addressed the gathering with inspiring words, encouraging students to imbibe the noble values of these great leaders and practise them in their daily lives.

The celebration served as a meaningful reminder of the enduring legacy of Gandhi Ji and Shastri Ji, inspiring young minds to uphold truth, simplicity, peace, patriotism, cleanliness and dedicated service to the nation.

Sports week (Secondary)
Sophia High School
Sports Week – 2026

«“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.”»

Sports Week was conducted at Sophia High School from 22nd to 26th September 2026, filling the campus with enthusiasm, energy and a vibrant sporting spirit. The week provided students with an opportunity to showcase their skills while developing teamwork, discipline, physical fitness, perseverance and sportsmanship.

The students were divided into two groups: Group A – Classes 8 and 9, and Group B – Classes 6 and 7. A variety of sporting events were conducted with enthusiastic participation. The results are as follows:

Basketball
Group A: 1st – Topaz House | 2nd – Sapphire House | 3rd – Emerald House
Group B: 1st – Sapphire House | 2nd – Emerald House | 3rd – Topaz House

Kho-Kho
Group A: 1st – Emerald House | 2nd – Sapphire House | 3rd – Ruby House
Group B: 1st – Ruby House | 2nd – Sapphire House | 3rd – Emerald House

Throw Ball
Group A: 1st – Sapphire House | 2nd – Ruby House | 3rd – Emerald House

Chess
Group A: 1st – Emerald House | 2nd – Topaz House | 3rd – Ruby House
Group B: 1st – Sapphire House | 2nd – Ruby House | 3rd – Topaz House

Carrom
Group A: 1st – Topaz House | 2nd – Emerald House | 3rd – Ruby House
Group B: 1st – Ruby House | 2nd – Emerald House | 3rd – Topaz House

50-Metre Race
Group A: 1st – Sapphire House | 2nd – Ruby House | 3rd – Emerald House
Group B: 1st – Ruby House | 2nd – Topaz House | 3rd – Emerald House

100-Metre Race
Group A: 1st – Sapphire House | 2nd – Ruby House | 3rd – Emerald House
Group B: 1st – Ruby House | 2nd – Sapphire House | 3rd – Topaz House

Tunnel Race
Group A: 1st – Topaz House | 2nd – Emerald House | 3rd – Ruby House
Group B: 1st – Sapphire House | 2nd – Topaz House | 3rd – Ruby House

A Cross Country Race was also organised for students of Classes 6 to 9. The participants displayed excellent stamina, determination and sportsmanship throughout the event.

Sports Week was a joyful celebration of healthy competition, teamwork and sporting excellence, with students participating wholeheartedly and demonstrating that true sportsmanship lies in giving one's best, accepting challenges and celebrating the achievements of others.
Management Day Celebration and Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Management Day Celebration and Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Date: 12th September, 2026

Venue: Sophia High School, Mount Abu

“By the Cross we are saved.” — Galatians 6:14

“The Cross is a symbol of faith, hope, love and sacrifice.”

The Management Day Celebration and Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross was celebrated with great reverence, joy and splendour at Sophia High School, Mt.Abu.

The day began with a warm and grand welcome to the revered Management Sisters. They were escorted to the school hall amidst teachers standing in a line, showers of flowers, pinning of favours and an enthusiastic welcome by the students with a resounding applause. The beautifully decorated hall, staircase area and green boards added grace and festive charm to the occasion.

The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a soulful prayer service and hymn, beautifully conducted by the students of the Secondary Section. A graceful prayer dance by the Primary students and an endearing performance by the tiny tots of the K.G. Section further enhanced the spiritual ambience.

The students of Classes 6 and 7 presented a melodious song portraying the Management as a Garden of Eden, spreading the fragrance of love, compassion and wisdom. The students of Class 1 added colour and vibrancy with an energetic Bollywood dance performance. This was followed by a soulful Sufi dance by Class 8 and a lively Bollywood dance performance by Classes 6 and 7, which left the audience enthralled.

As a gesture of gratitude and affection, the Management Sisters were felicitated by the teachers with handcrafted cards, saplings and tokens of love. The Head Girl also presented a special card to the Sr.Superior on behalf of the students. Many students lovingly presented handmade cards to our Principal, Sr.Abha, who warmly greeted them and thanked everyone for making the day special.

The entire programme was conducted beautifully by the Secondary students, whose confidence, discipline and graceful presentation added dignity to the celebration.

In her concluding address, our revered Sr. Superior, Sr. Arpita, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the students and teachers for their sincere efforts and enthusiastic participation. She appreciated and encouraged everyone to continue working with dedication and unity and to keep up the name and spirit of Sophia.

The celebration culminated on a joyous note with fun-filled games organised by the K.G. staff, followed by the distribution of prizes to the winners. Everyone rejoiced and enjoyed the day with great enthusiasm. The festivities continued with a cake-cutting ceremony by the Management Sisters to celebrate their Feast Day, followed by a delectable lunch for the Management Sisters and the staff.

The celebration was a beautiful blend of faith, gratitude, love, joy and togetherness, making it a truly memorable occasion, cherished and etched in the hearts of all.

Teachers’ Day Celebration & Retirement Function
Report on Teachers’ Day Celebration & Retirement Function

Date: 5 September 2026

“A teacher touches lives, inspires hearts, and leaves footprints that time can never erase.”

Teachers’ Day was celebrated with great joy, warmth and gratitude at Sophia High School, along with a special retirement function honouring Mrs. Archna Khanna for her 13 years of dedicated and valuable service to the school.

The celebration began with Principal Sr. Abha and Sr. Amrita warmly welcoming the teachers and pinning favours on them. The teachers then proceeded to the beautifully decorated school hall, where they were greeted with enthusiastic applause and cheerful welcomes from the students as they entered. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a meaningful prayer service and a graceful prayer dance.

The cultural programme continued with an energetic English action song presented by the students of Classes 4 and 5, followed by a heartfelt Teachers’ Appreciation Song and peppy Bollywood dance performances by the secondary students, expressing their love and gratitude towards all their teachers.

The students of Classes 3A and 2B presented a beautiful group dance, expressing their love and gratitude, especially towards Mrs. Archna Khanna, as a heartfelt tribute to her on the occasion of her retirement.

A special segment of the day was the felicitation of Mrs. Archna Khanna on her retirement. Sister Principal honoured her with a shawl, bouquet and gift as a mark of appreciation for her dedicated service. The teaching staff also presented her with a card, bouquet and gift as a token of their love and affection. Mr. and Mrs. Khanna shared heartfelt messages on the occasion, making the moment truly special and memorable.

As part of the Teachers’ Day celebration, all the teachers were also presented with a card and a gift as a token of love and appreciation from the Management and Principal.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt message of appreciation to all the teachers, with special words of affection and gratitude for Mrs. Khanna on her retirement. Sister Principal thanked and appreciated all the teachers for their sincere efforts, dedication and commitment.

After the students had dispersed, the celebration continued with a four fun-filled games session, thoughtfully organised by Sister Principal to cheer the teachers and add an element of joy and togetherness to the occasion. The winners of the first three positions were felicitated with prizes.

The celebration finally concluded with a wholesome and delicious lunch graciously hosted for the staff by the Management.

The day was truly memorable, filled with gratitude, appreciation, love and cherished memories, celebrating the noble vocation of teaching and honouring the dedicated service of a cherished member of the school family. Mrs. Khanna’s 13 years of commitment and contribution will remain an enduring and treasured part of the school’s memories.
A Rakhi for Our Soldiers
A Rakhi for Our Soldiers – A Thread of Love and Gratitude

«“A Rakhi for our soldiers—a thread of love from every heart, and a salute to every brave heart that protects our motherland.”

27th August 2026

On the eve of Raksha Bandhan, the students of Sophia High School came together to express their heartfelt gratitude to the brave Army personnel who dedicate their lives to protecting our nation.

The Army personnel were warmly welcomed by our students and gathered at the Basketball Ground, where the students had the opportunity to meet them and express their appreciation. The girls lovingly tied Rakhis on the wrists of the soldiers as a symbol of the sacred bond of Raksha Bandhan—the bond of protection, care, love and responsibility. Sweets were also presented to them as a small token of gratitude and affection.

The presence of the soldiers was deeply inspiring for our students and filled them with pride and admiration. Through this beautiful gesture, the students acknowledged the courage, dedication and selfless service of those who stand guard at our borders and protect the people of our country from harm, enabling us to live peacefully and safely with our families.

The celebration beautifully reflected the true spirit of Raksha Bandhan—a bond of love and protection that goes beyond family and reminds us of our responsibility towards those who protect our motherland.

The occasion was a memorable expression of gratitude, patriotism and respect for our brave soldiers, whose unwavering service keeps our nation safe.
Independence Day celebration
REPORT ON THE 80TH INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Sophia High School, Mount Abu, Rajasthan
15th August 2026

«“Freedom is not merely a gift of the past; it is a responsibility we carry towards the future.”»

Sophia High School, Mount Abu, celebrated the 80th Independence Day with great patriotic fervour, dignity and enthusiasm. The celebration commenced with the arrival of our respected School Manager, Sister Arpita, our Honourable Sister Principal, Sister Abha, respected Sister Sushma, and our Special Guest, Ma’am Archana Khanna. The event was also graced by the presence of our Management Sisters, Sister Blanche, Sister Amrita, Sister Anjana and Sister Vimla.

The Flag Hoisting Ceremony began with Vande Mataram, our National Song. The National Flag was then hoisted in the school ground by our esteemed Special Guest, followed by the National Anthem, sung by the entire school. With a warm welcome, the programme began with an introduction to the significance of the day, followed by a solemn Prayer Service by secondary students, seeking God’s blessings for our nation.

The cultural programme began with a delightful “Ghar Ghar Tiranga” dance by the KG students, whose colourful presentation and innocent enthusiasm were warmly appreciated. This was followed by a poem on Rani Lakshmibai by a Class 3B student, beautifully portraying her courage and patriotism. A heartfelt poem by a Class 4B student expressed the love, courage and pride of a soldier for the nation.

The melodious patriotic song “Watan Yeh Hamara Hai, Pyara Hindustan” presented by Class 4A filled the atmosphere with patriotic fervour and beautifully expressed the students’ love for their motherland. This was followed by the patriotic song by Class 3B, which further enhanced the spirit of national pride. The students’ confidence, expressions and melodious performances were highly appreciated. The vibrant Patriotic Dance and energetic Punjabi Dance by the secondary students added colour and cultural richness to the programme and were thoroughly enjoyed by all.

Our esteemed Special Guest, Ma’am Archana Khanna, addressed the gathering on the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and the responsibility of the youth in nation-building. Sister Principal also urged the students to uphold the values of truth, service and character, the cherished motto of Sophia.

The programme concluded with the National Pledge led by the Head Girl, followed by the resounding cries of “Jai Hind! Jai Bharat!” Finally, sweets were distributed to the children, bringing the celebration to a joyful close.

The celebration was a meaningful reminder of our freedom and our responsibility towards the nation, leaving every Sophian with a renewed sense of pride, discipline, gratitude and patriotism.

Jai Hind!
Inter-House Patriotic and Folk Dance Competition (Secondary)
“A nation’s strength lies in the unity of its people and the pride they take in their culture.”

To celebrate the spirit of patriotism and India's rich cultural heritage, Sophia High School, Mount Abu organised an Inter-House Patriotic and Folk Dance Competition on 1st August 2026 in the school auditorium. The event provided a wonderful platform for students to express their love for the nation and showcase India's vibrant traditions through dance.

The competition was judged by Reverend Father Cosmos Shekhawat, Parish Priest of St. Anne's Church, Sister Mary Jacob from the Convent of Jesus and Mary, and Mrs. Hemlata. The programme was also graced by the presence of the special guest, Sister Shushma.

Group A (Classes VI–VIII) presented inspiring patriotic dances portraying unity, freedom, courage, sacrifice, and love for the motherland. Group B (Classes IX–X) showcased colourful folk dances representing the cultures of West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Punjab, and Gujarat, reflecting India's rich cultural diversity through graceful movements, vibrant costumes, and excellent coordination.

The performances were judged on choreography, synchronisation, creativity, expressions, costumes, and overall presentation. Reverend Father Cosmos Shekhawat appreciated the confidence, teamwork, and dedication displayed by all the participants.

During the programme, Sister Shushma presented certificates to the winners of the Spell Bee Competition, while the results were announced by the Principal, Sister Abha.

Group A – Patriotic Dance
1st: Sapphire House | 2nd: Topaz House | 3rd: Emerald House
Trophies were presented by Sister Mary Jacob and Sister Abha.

Group B – Folk Dance
1st: Sapphire House | 2nd: Topaz House | 3rd: Emerald House
Trophies were presented by Reverend Father Cosmos Shekhawat and Sister Abha.

In her concluding address, Sister Abha encouraged the students to continue participating in such activities that foster confidence, discipline, teamwork, and respect for the nation's cultural diversity.

The programme concluded with a deep sense of patriotic pride, leaving the audience inspired and celebrating the unity and cultural richness of India.
Inter class Sports tournament (Secondary)
“Sports teach us that victory is not just about winning, but about teamwork, discipline, and the courage to participate.”

An Inter-Class Sports Tournament was organised under the guidance of the Principal, Sister Abha, with the objective of encouraging participation among all students, especially those who are less active in sports, while fostering teamwork, discipline, confidence, and sportsmanship.

Group A – Juniors: Inter-class Kho Kho matches were conducted for Classes VI, VII, and VIII. The students participated with great enthusiasm, displaying remarkable agility, coordination, and team spirit. After a series of spirited matches, Class VI B and Class VII B emerged victorious, while the match between Classes VIII A and VIII B ended in a draw.

Group B – Seniors: Inter-class Basketball matches were organised for Classes IX and X. The senior students showcased impressive skills, determination, and excellent teamwork in a series of thrilling contests. Class IX A and Class X B secured the winning positions with outstanding performances.

The tournament provided a wonderful platform for students to develop leadership, cooperation, resilience, and self-confidence. The event concluded on a high note, making it a memorable celebration of sportsmanship and unity, and was a grand success.
Spell bee competition (Secondary)
*"Words are the wings on which knowledge takes flight."*

Spell Bee Competition (Secondary)
Date: 18th July 2026

The English Department, in collaboration with Ruby House, successfully organized the Spell Bee Competition on 18th July 2026. The competition aimed to enhance students' spelling accuracy, vocabulary, pronunciation, and confidence in using the English language.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, who competed with great zeal through a series of exciting rounds such as Dictation, Spot Me, Word Connection, Twins, Unscramble, and Spellathon. The participants showcased excellent language skills, quick thinking, and remarkable confidence throughout the competition.
The Principal appreciated the students for their enthusiasm, dedicated preparation, and true spirit of sportsmanship. The results were as follows:
Group A (Classes VI–VIII):
1st: Emerald House
2nd: Ruby House and Topaz House (Tie)
3rd: Sapphire House
Group B (Classes IX–X):
1st: Topaz House
2nd: Emerald House
3rd: Ruby House
The competition was a grand success as it promoted healthy competition while inspiring students to develop a love for language and enrich their vocabulary. It proved to be an engaging, enjoyable, and enriching learning experience for all.
At the conclusion of the programme, Principal Sister Abha graciously presented the certificates to the winners of the Solo Singing Competition, adding a special note of encouragement and appreciation to the occasion.
English Skit competition

"The stage is where confidence finds its voice, and language comes alive through expression."

An Inter-house English Skit Competition was organized on 11th July to encourage students to develop their acting skills, creativity, confidence, teamwork, and communication abilities.

The students participated with great enthusiasm and presented entertaining as well as thought-provoking skits on a variety of themes, including moral values, social issues, and unity among religions. Their expressive acting, clear dialogue delivery, colourful costumes, and effective use of props made each performance engaging and memorable.

The judges appreciated the participants for their creativity, confidence, stage presence, teamwork, and fluency in English. The audience thoroughly enjoyed every performance and applauded the sincere efforts of all the participants.

At the end of the competition, the winners were announced by the Principal. She congratulated all the participants for their outstanding performances and encouraged them to continue nurturing their talents, using English confidently, and spreading positive messages through the performing arts.

Solo singing competition
“Music is the voice of the heart, and every song tells a story beyond words.”

Report on the Inter-House Solo Singing Competition
Date: July 4, 2026

Sophia High School, Mount Abu, organized the Inter-House Solo Singing Competition on 4th July 2026 in the school auditorium. The competition provided a wonderful platform for students to showcase their vocal talent, build self-confidence, and foster a spirit of healthy competition among the four houses.

The auditorium echoed with melodious performances as participants from different houses captivated the audience with their confidence, expression, and musical skills. Participants were selected house-wise from each class and section to compete in the event. Based on their overall performance, the Best Three Singers from each class were selected as winners.

Students, teachers, and the judges appreciated the enthusiasm and dedication displayed by all the participants.

The programme concluded on a delightful note with special singing performances by a few teachers. Their inspiring performances were thoroughly enjoyed by the students and served as a great source of motivation.

The event was a memorable celebration of music, talent, and sportsmanship.
Picnic (Secondary)
“Learning extends beyond the classroom, and a picnic offers students an opportunity to explore, bond, and create lasting experiences.”

School Picnic  (Classes VI–X)
Date: 19th June 2026

Sophia High School, Mount Abu, organized a picnic for the students of Classes VI–X at Scout Ground, Mount Abu. The outing aimed to provide recreation, strengthen teamwork, and promote learning beyond the classroom.

Students enthusiastically participated in outdoor games, group activities, and nature exploration. The event was conducted in a well-organized manner under the guidance and supervision of teachers, ensuring discipline and safety throughout the day.

The picnic proved to be an enjoyable and enriching experience, leaving students with happy memories and valuable moments of togetherness.
ENGLISH DEBATE COMPETITION (Secondary)
“Words have the power to inspire minds and shape a better tomorrow.”

ENGLISH DEBATE COMPETITION REPORT

Date: 18 June 2026

Sophia High School, Mount Abu, successfully conducted the English Debate Competition, offering students a platform to express their thoughts with confidence, clarity, and eloquence. The competition was held in two categories: Group A (Classes 6–8) and Group B (Classes 9–10).

The event was graciously judged by our respected Principal, Sr. Abha, and Mrs. Malti, whose valuable guidance and fair evaluation enriched the experience. Participants demonstrated commendable critical thinking, effective communication skills, and confident stage presence.

The programme was conducted smoothly through the dedicated efforts of the organizing team and concluded with appreciation and encouragement for all participants.
Co-workers' day celebration
**Co-Workers’ Day Celebration**
 
**“Hard work is the key that unlocks the door to success.”**
 
Sophia High School celebrated **Co-Workers’ Day** in the Secondary School Hall to honour and appreciate the supporting staff for their dedication and valuable contribution to the smooth functioning of the school.
 
The celebration began with a warm welcome by the students. The co-workers were greeted with **tilak** and cheerful applause, creating an atmosphere of respect and gratitude.
 
The programme commenced with a **lamp-lighting ceremony**, followed by a prayer service that included **Bible reading, petitions, and hymns**, seeking God’s blessings for the health, families, and future of all the co-workers.
The gathering also welcomed **Sr. Sushma, the new Manager of the school**, whose presence added significance to the occasion.
 
Students presented a vibrant cultural programme featuring an energetic dance by the Primary Section, followed by a series of dances on a **Retro Songs Medley** by the Secondary Section. A short comedy skit by the Primary students highlighting the importance of quality education added fun and meaning to the celebration.
 
As a token of love, gratitude, and appreciation, the co-workers received a card and gifts from the school management in recognition of their dedicated service.
 
A vote of thanks was delivered by **Ganganam Ji**, conveying gratitude to the Sisters, staff, teachers, and students for organising such a memorable celebration and for their love and support.
The Principal, in her address, appreciated the co-workers for their dedicated work and valuable contribution to the school.
 
Fun-filled games organised by the KG Section provided entertainment for the co-workers, and prize distribution for the winners added further joy to the celebration.
The event concluded with a wholesome meal arranged by the management, offering an opportunity for togetherness and fellowship.
 
The programme served as a heartfelt tribute to the supporting staff and reaffirmed the school’s commitment to recognising the dignity of labour and expressing gratitude to those who work tirelessly behind the scenes.
A Graceful Welcome to Our Esteemed Leadership
«“Leadership inspires through wisdom, humility, and grace.”»

A Grand Welcome at Sophia High School, Mount Abu 

Sophia High School, Mount Abu, witnessed a spiritually enriching Morning Assembly to warmly welcome our esteemed dignitaries:

✨ Rev. Sr. Goretti D'Souza – Superior General
✨ Rev. Sr. Vanessa Gonsalves – Provincial Superior
✨ Sr. Arpita – Manager of the School
✨ Sr. Teresa

The assembly began with a prayerful service beautifully conducted by the Secondary Section, invoking God’s blessings upon the revered Sisters. The Primary students added joy and warmth with a melodious welcome song that filled the atmosphere with happiness.

As a mark of deep respect and gratitude, our respected Sister Principal and the teaching faculty felicitated the dignitaries with heartfelt reverence.

The gracious presence of the esteemed Sisters made the occasion truly memorable and inspiring for the entire Sophia family, leaving everyone motivated to continue walking on the path of faith, service, and excellence.
Poster making competition (Secondary)
“The future depends on what we do today.” – Mahatma Gandhi 

Poster Making Competition on World Environment Day 2026

On the occasion of World Environment Day 2026, Sophia High School organized a Poster Making Competition for the Secondary Section to encourage students to creatively express their ideas on environmental conservation and sustainable living.

Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their artistic talent through meaningful and eye-catching posters highlighting themes such as saving trees, reducing pollution, protecting wildlife, and preserving Mother Earth. Through their creativity, colours, and impactful messages, the students beautifully spread awareness about the importance of protecting our environment and becoming responsible citizens.

The competition proved to be an enriching experience that enhanced students’ creativity, artistic expression, and environmental awareness. We extend our sincere gratitude to our respected Sister Principal and teachers for their constant encouragement and support in organizing such meaningful activities.
World Environment Day celebration
 “The Earth is what we all have in common.” – Wendell Berry 
World Environment Day Celebration 2026
Sophia High School celebrated World Environment Day 2026 with great enthusiasm and environmental awareness across all the three sections — Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary. The celebration aimed to inspire students to protect and preserve nature and become responsible caretakers of the Earth.
The programme in all the three sections began with a special morning assembly dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainable living.
The Primary Section conducted a meaningful assembly with prayers, speeches, thought for the day, a Hindi poem, and an energetic action song spreading the message of environmental awareness and love for nature.
The Secondary Section presented a special assembly highlighted by a thought-provoking skit on environmental challenges and the need for collective action. Through impactful performances, speeches, and prayers, students encouraged everyone to adopt eco-friendly habits.
Students of the Primary and Secondary Sections also participated in a refreshing Nature Walk amidst the serene surroundings of Mount Abu and took part in a plantation drive, fostering a deeper connection with nature.
To mark the occasion, various competitions such as Poster Making, Collage Making, Slogan Writing, and Floral Fantasy were organized, encouraging students to creatively express their commitment towards environmental protection.
The celebration concluded with heartfelt gratitude to the respected Sister Principal, Sister In-charge, teachers, parents, and students whose support and participation made the programme a grand success.
“Together, let us nurture nature and build a greener future.”
Welcome assembly
“A new beginning is a promise of growth and hope.”
16th February 2026
Report on the Special Welcome Day – Academic Year 2026
Sophia School reopened for the Academic Year 2026 with joy and enthusiasm as students of the Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary sections were warmly welcomed on campus.
The Kindergarten wing was beautifully decorated with colorful balloons, stars, and flowers, creating a cheerful atmosphere for the little ones. The children were greeted traditionally with a tilak, and Rev. Sister Marydhan delighted them with lollipops and smiley balls. Welcome songs, lively action songs in English and Hindi, and a fun train activity made their first day exciting and comfortable. A special selfie point allowed parents to capture precious memories.
The Primary section began the year with a vibrant welcome assembly centered on the Rainbow theme, symbolizing unity and hope. The program included the hymn “On Our School, Your Blessing, Lord,” scripture readings promoting harmony, seven symbolic rainbow petitions, and the Lord’s Prayer. The welcome song “Swagatam, Swagatam” added cheer, while motivating addresses encouraged students to strive for excellence. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem.
The Secondary section also conducted a meaningful welcome assembly along with a special prayer service, seeking God’s blessings for the year ahead, for the well-being and success of the students, and for the progress of the entire school. Prayers and readings were offered with sincerity, creating an atmosphere of reflection, gratitude, and renewed determination.
The day marked a graceful and promising beginning as the entire Sophia family stepped into the new academic year with hope, unity, and commitment to excellence. 🌈✨
Excursion Class X


Class X  Excursion (11th–17th December)

The Class X  Excursion began on the night of 11th December, with students travelling by bus to Jodhpur and then boarding a Third AC train to Amritsar at 7:30 a.m., reaching late at night around 1:00 a.m. The train journey was enjoyable, as students shared meals, laughter, and moments of togetherness, strengthening peer bonds.

In Amritsar, students visited places of cultural, historical, and national importance. Visits to temples enhanced their understanding of India’s rich heritage, Jallianwala Bagh highlighted the sacrifices of freedom fighters, and the Golden Temple inspired values of equality, service, and spiritual serenity. The Beating Retreat Ceremony at Wagah Border filled students with patriotism and pride. The day concluded with a joyful evening at the hotel with food, dance, and recreation.

The journey continued to Chandigarh and then to Manali, offering scenic views of rivers, pine forests, and the Himalayan landscape. In Manali, visits to Solang Valley, Snow Point, and the Atal Tunnel provided thrilling snow experiences and insight into mountain environments and modern engineering. Students also visited the Hidimba Devi Temple, Van Vihar, and the Tibetan Monastery, gaining exposure to local culture, architecture, and values of peace and harmony. Time at Mall Road allowed students to explore local life through shopping and local cuisine, while warm and comfortable hotels ensured rest in the cold climate.

The group then travelled back to Chandigarh by bus, enjoying shared moments and refreshments during halts, and reached late at night. On 17th December, students began their return journey from Chandigarh to Abu Road and finally reached Mount Abu safely.

The excursion proved to be an enriching blend of education, adventure, cultural exposure, and togetherness, leaving students with lifelong memories. The successful planning and execution of the tour was made possible by the foresight and leadership of our respected Sister Principal, Sr. Abha, who thoughtfully scheduled it after the pre-board examinations. The students sincerely express their gratitude to Sr. Abha, Sr. Prema, and the accompanying teachers Sir Gajendra, Ma’am Milli, and Ma’am Hemlata for their constant care, guidance, and dedication, ensuring a safe, well-organised, and memorable experience.


Class 10th Farewell
Class 10th Farewell Report

The Farewell Ceremony for the outgoing Class 10 students of Sophia High School, Mount Abu was conducted with grace and heartfelt emotion, marking a significant milestone in their academic journey. The programme opened with a solemn Prayer Service and a beautifully presented Prayer Dance, creating an atmosphere of reverence and gratitude. This was followed by a touching Farewell Song and energetic dance performances by the students of Classes 9A and 9B, adding vibrancy and celebration to the occasion.

The ceremony then continued with an inspiring message from Principal Sister Abha, who extended her blessings, guidance, and best wishes for the students’ future endeavours. This was followed by a deeply heartfelt and emotional speech delivered by the Head Girl, Lakshanda, expressing gratitude to the teachers, management, and staff for their constant support and affection. After this, the Head Girl and Deputy Head Girl presented a thank-you card to the Principal as a gesture of appreciation.

Sister then distributed mementoes as a token of love to all the Class 10 students. Following this, the most symbolic moment of the event—the Passing of the Flame, signifying the transfer of the school’s values and responsibilities to the juniors—was conducted with great reverence and emotion. To keep the spirit lively, fun games were organised for the students, filling the hall with joy and laughter. Prizes were also distributed to the winners, adding to their excitement and sense of achievement.

The ceremony came to a warm and gracious close with a lunch for students and teachers, marking the end of a memorable and heartfelt farewell celebration.
Diwali celebration report
Diwali Celebration Report

The festival of lights, Diwali, was celebrated with immense joy and splendour at Sophia High School. The campus shimmered with festive cheer as students from all sections participated enthusiastically.

On 16th October, the celebration in the K.G. Hall began with a soulful Prayer Service, invoking God’s blessings for peace and prosperity. The Wishing Dance by K.G. students spread smiles, followed by a delightful Skit depicting Ramayana and conveying the message of Diwali. An energetic Dance Performance on the theme “Happy Diwali” added vibrancy. Sister Mary, our Primary In-charge, along with the teachers, shared inspiring messages, highlighting the true spirit and values of Diwali.

On 17th October, a Special Assembly in the Secondary Section brought together Primary and Secondary students. It began with a heartfelt Prayer Service, followed by a captivating Ramlila, portraying the triumph of good over evil and the entire story of Ramayana beautifully condensed. Sister Blanche and Sister Abha, our Principal, motivated the students to live with honesty, kindness, and to spread light in the world, and to follow the values taught in Ramayana — being obedient, truthful, and compassionate.

The celebration concluded with a few Secondary students lighting small fireworks, symbolizing joy and brightness, and ended with lively Diwali songs and dances, filling the school with happiness and festive spirit.
Gandhi Jayanti: Special assembly and feast celebration
Report on Gandhi Jayanti: Special Assembly
& Feast celebration 
Sophia High School celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and Shastri Jayanti with reverence across the Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary sections.
In Kindergarten, students offered prayers, delivered short speeches, answered questions, and sang “Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram,” filling the atmosphere with innocence and devotion.
In the Primary and Secondary sections, the program began with an introduction by Sister Principal and Sister Mary, followed by lighting of the lamp, a solemn prayer service, and floral tributes at the leaders’ portraits. Hymns and Gandhiji’s bhajans created a peaceful atmosphere, and students raised slogans recalling Shastri Ji’s values and his famous call “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.” Children dressed as Gandhiji and Shastriji added life to the occasion.
The celebration paid heartfelt tribute to both leaders, inspiring students to follow their values of peace, truth, simplicity, and patriotism.

The day was further made special by the Feast Celebration of Sr. Prema & Sr. Blanche, where teachers offered cards, bouquet, and cake, and sang songs to bless them. They thanked all the sisters and teachers for their love and thoughtful celebration of their feast day.
Dandiya eve
Report on Dandiya Eve – 27th September 2025

On 27th September 2025, Sophia School came together with colour, music, and festivity as Dandiya Eve was celebrated in the secondary school basketball ground. The event was gracefully organized under the leadership of our Principal Sr. Abha to foster cultural joy and togetherness among the students.
Students from Classes 4 to 10, dressed in colourful traditional attire, participated with enthusiasm. Holding their dandiya sticks, formed circles and danced with energy and grace to the rhythmic beats of Garba. The one-and-a-half-hour celebration, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., witnessed vibrant performances, cheerful faces, and the festive spirit .
The programme music was successfully coordinated by Sir Bhavesh, with teachers joining the students on the dance floor, adding to the joy and unity of the evening. As the celebration concluded, students expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Principal for organizing such a refreshing and memorable event.
Alumni meet
Report on Alumni Meet 2025 
The Alumni Meet 2025, held on 20th September 2025, with the theme “Back to Roots”, was a joyous homecoming filled with nostalgia, gratitude, and togetherness, as the school prepares to celebrate its 75th year of excellence.
Alumni were welcomed with students lined the pathway, followed by a traditional reception with tilak and sweets. At the registration counter, goodie bags and badges awaited them, and a guard of honour by students along with  Sisters made the moment truly special.
The formal programme began with the lamp lighting ceremony and a solemn prayer service by secondary students. The Primary Section touched hearts with a serene prayer dance, a melodious welcome song.Energetic dance performances by Classes 4, 5 ,9 & 10 kept the audience lively.
The gathering was enriched by Mrs. Asha Saini’s welcome speech, Sister Principal’s inspiring address, Mrs.Milli's Vote of thanks and a special video played on projector screen showcasing the old and new memories of the school. A highlight of the day was the felicitation of retired teachers and former Principals. The alumni also felicitated our Sister Principal for her dedication and tireless efforts in making the Alumni Meet possible .
Several alumni shared heartfelt reflections, expressing gratitude to their alma mater .The campus came alive with creative arrangements—a decorated gallery& hall, memory boards, selfie point with wings, sticky-note board and dandiya stall,—showcasing the dedication of the Sisters, teachers, and students.
The daytime celebrations concluded with refreshments and fun ice-breaking games by KG teachers with winners felicitated by Sister Mary and Sister Blanche. Alumni meeting followed where alumni elected their president and pledged to work together in future.
In the evening, the joy continued with a colourful Garba Night, which started with a regional dance by Secondary students with follow up of Garba by Alumni  and Sophia boarders . The evening ended with fellowship over a lavish dinner, leaving behind cherished memories of an unforgettable reunion.
Management day celebration (13Sept)
Management Day Celebration

On 13th September, Management Day was celebrated in our school, coinciding with the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. The program honored our Management Sisters for their dedication in shaping students with the best education, discipline, and values, guiding them to live with faith, commitment, and discernment.
The day began with a solemn prayer service conducted by the secondary students, focusing on the themes of sacrifice, redemption, and salvation. The service included Bible reading, petitions, and a hymn, followed by a graceful prayer dance by the kindergarten children, filling the hall with spirituality.
The cultural program showcased the talent and gratitude of students from Classes I to X. Performances included action songs, Bollywood numbers, as well as classical and regional dances, each radiating energy and enthusiasm.
A heartfelt felicitation followed, with teachers presenting cards, flowers, and gifts to the Management Sisters, and students offering handmade cards and flowers as a token of their appreciation.
Sister Prema, our Manager, addressed the audience, highlighting the significance of Management Day and the Holy Cross, appreciating the efforts of all participants, and encouraging everyone to give their best and work together as a team.
The celebration continued with fun-filled games, creating cherished memories and adding liveliness to the event. The day concluded with a cake-cutting ceremony, followed by a wholesome and delicious meal . The event was a grand success, beautifully conducted, and left lasting memories for all.
Teachers' Day celebration 2025
Report on Teacher’s Day Celebration – 2025 

Teacher’s Day was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm on 6th September 2025 in the school premises. 
The teachers were warmly welcomed by the students with favours, and the school hall was beautifully decorated, creating a festive atmosphere befitting the occasion.
The program began with a full-dress prayer service conducted by the Secondary students, which included Scripture readings, petitions, and the hymn “Bless the Lord, O My Soul.” This was followed by a graceful prayer dance by the Primary students, setting a serene and devotional tone for the day.
A delightful cultural program was presented by students of the KG, Primary, and Secondary sections under the guidance of our principal ,Sister Abha, and Primary & KG In-charge Sister Mary. The highlights included a skit by the Secondary students, which added humour  to the celebration. The Head Girl then delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing gratitude on behalf of all the students.
The students felicitated the teachers with handmade cards and then presented them with a gift as a token of love and gratitude by the management. In her address, Principal Sister Abha appreciated the dedication of the teaching fraternity, beautifully remarking that “teachers plant the seeds of knowledge, and with their guidance, young minds and hearts blossom into fruitful lives.”
To add cheer to the event, fun-filled games like musical chairs, balloon bursting, and paper cup pyramid making were organised by Principal Sister Abha for the teachers. The winners were presented with prizes by Sir Lalit Kalma. Finally, the celebration concluded with a wholesome and delicious lunch arranged by the management at a reputed hotel.
 The event was indeed a memorable tribute to the invaluable contribution of teachers in shaping the future of students.
79th Independence Day celebration
“Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of life. What would a man not pay for living?” – Mahatma Gandhi

 *79th Independence Day Celebration* 

The 79th Independence Day was celebrated in our school with immense pride, joy, and patriotic fervor. The campus bloomed in the vibrant hues of saffron, white, and green, adorned with fluttering flags and festive decorations.
The celebration began on the school ground with the flag hoisting ceremony, led by our honorable Chief Guest and Manager, Sr. Prema, accompanied by our Principal, Sr. Abha. As the tricolor unfurled, the solemn notes of the National Anthem resonated in the air, stirring hearts with deep love for the nation.
The program then moved to the school auditorium, where a beautifully arranged cultural presentation unfolded. It opened with a soulful prayer service by the secondary students, followed by a melodious prayer song. The primary students lifted the spirit of the occasion with a patriotic song, while the secondary section showcased an inspiring speech on independence, a graceful folk dance, and vibrant patriotic dances — all reflecting the spirit of freedom, unity, and pride.
After the program, certificates were also distributed to the winners of the Spell Bee Competition, Debate Competition, and Solo Singing Competition conducted last month, adding to the joy and recognition of students’ talents and achievements.
Our Chief Guest, Sr. Prema, in her soul-stirring address, paid heartfelt tribute to our freedom fighters and inspired the gathering to cherish this hard-earned freedom, remain steadfast in unity, uphold the values of truth and justice, and contribute selflessly to the progress and prosperity of our beloved India.
Our Principal, Sr. Abha, concluded the celebration with her words of wisdom and heartfelt appreciation for the well-coordinated program.
The day ended on a sweet note with the distribution of sweets to students, symbolizing joy, togetherness, and celebration. This memorable occasion left every heart brimming with patriotism and pride.

Reported by: Emerald House Teachers
Day with stars- PRL inspires future scientists

“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” – Carl Sagan

 *Day with the stars-PRL inspires Future scientists*  

On the occasion of National Space Day, our school had the privilege of hosting Professor Dr. Sunil Chandra, In-charge of the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Mount Abu, along with his dedicated team. Their visit turned an ordinary day into an extraordinary journey through the universe which ignited young minds with the wonders of space and inspire future scientists.

Dr. Sunil captivated the audience with an insightful presentation on the history of PRL, India’s remarkable strides in space exploration, and milestone missions like Chandrayaan, Mangalyaan (Mission Mars), and Aditya-L1. He also shed light on fascinating aspects of space science, astronomy, telescopes, ongoing research, and the promising career opportunities awaiting young aspirants in these fields.

The session came alive during the interactive Question & Answer, where our curious students asked thought- provoking questions on science, space, and technology. Each query was met with detailed, inspiring answers that broadened perspectives and sparked imaginations.
Patriotic and Folk dance competition
*"Dance is the Universal language. Folk and Patriotic dances are dialects that connect us to our heritage"*  

*Report on Patriotic and Folk Dance Competition- 2025*  

*Date* - 8th August, 2025  
*Venue* - School Auditorium   
*Organized by* - Emerald House     

The Patriotic and Folk dance competition was a resplendent celebration of India's rich cultural heritage. The students performances were a testament to their artistic prowess and dedication. The esteemed judges of the competiton  Sr Abha, our Principal, Ma'am Hemlata and Bhavesh sir were warmly welcomed with the audience applauding them as they took their seats showing respect for their expertise. 

The competition was a House-wise competition for both Senior and Junior group. 

Senior group - classes 9 & 10 ( Folk dance ) , 
Junior group - classes 6 & 7 ( Patriotic dance ).

 The judging criteria were: 
* Choreography
* Synchronization             
* Costume                         
* Facial expressions.

 The dance performances were a masterful amalgamation of elegance, poise and dynamism, captivating the audience with their sheer brilliance. The judges views were illuminating, providing valuable insights to the  performers. The competition fostered a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship among the participants. The competition was a resounding success.
Rakhi making competition (Secondary)
*"The sacred bond of Rakhi is a reminder of the unconditional love and support that siblings share".* 

*Report on Rakhi making competition*  
 A Rakhi making competition was a celebration of the sacred bond between brothers and sisters. It was a class-wise competition where all the students' from classes 6 to 10 participated with creativity and enthusiasm. The competition aimed to promote the significance and cultural value of Rakhi. Participants showcased their artisitic skills, creating beautiful and innovative Rakhis. The Rakhis were an amalgamation of traditional and contemporary designs. The Rakhis were made from diverse materials including threads, beads and fabrics. The innovative use of materials and colours was truly captivating. The competition fostered a sense of fraternal affection and responsibility. The competition was judged on creativity, design, material use, overall appeal. The students' hard-work and dedication were evident in their intricate designs. The competition encouraged students' to think creatively and expressed themselves artistically. The competition was a resounding success. The students' enthusiasm and creativity made the event unforgettable . The event was a testament to the students' creativity and talent.  
Reported by 
*Emerald House Teachers*
Spelling Bee competition
Report on Spelling Bee Competition

The Spelling Bee Competition was successfully held on 26th July 2025 in the school hall. Organized by the English Department, the event aimed to enhance students’ vocabulary, spelling, and public speaking skills.
Participants from Classes 6 to 10 represented their respective houses and competed in a series of engaging rounds—Spelling, Picture, Homophones, Prefix-Suffix (Word Formation), and Rapid Fire (Spellathon). The well-prepared students impressed the audience with their sharp spelling skills and quick thinking.
The competition was both challenging and exciting. Sr. Principal appreciated the efforts of all participants and encouraged everyone to read more to strengthen their language abilities.
Overall, the Spelling Bee was an enriching, enjoyable, and memorable experience for all.

— Ruby House Teachers
Seminar Report – Operation Sindoor
Seminar Report – Operation Sindoor

Today, our school had the honour of hosting Major Ujjawal Kumar Gupta, a dedicated officer of the Indian Army, who delivered an inspiring seminar on Operation Sindoor—a strategic mission launched in response to the Pahalgam terror attack orchestrated by Pakistan-backed militants.
Major Gupta shared insightful details on the meticulous planning and execution of the operation, which involved coordinated efforts between army units, cutting-edge technology, and intelligence agencies. The mission successfully neutralized terrorist camps near the Line of Control, eliminated key militant leaders, and recovered a significant cache of weapons and explosives.
His address highlighted the bravery, discipline, and strategic excellence of the Indian Army. The operation not only secured the region but also restored civilian confidence.
Major Gupta urged students to stay informed, respect the armed forces, and contribute to the nation in every possible way. The seminar was both enlightening and deeply motivational, leaving all present with a renewed sense of patriotism and admiration for our soldiers.

– Reported by Ruby House Teachers
Inter-House Solo Singing Competition
Inter-House Solo Singing Competition
Date: 19th July 2025
Venue: School Hall
Organized by: Ruby House

To promote young talent and boost student confidence, an Inter-House Solo Singing Competition was held on 19th July 2025 in the school hall. The event was open to students from Classes 6 to 10, with each house — Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, and Topaz — sending two participants.

Students sang in Hindi and English, showcasing their vocal skills and stage presence. The competition was judged by Sir Chandresh, Sr. Abha, and Sir Arun, based on voice quality, rhythm and tempo, clarity of lyrics, expression and confidence, and overall impact.

The event was a resounding success, revealing the musical talents of our students and filling the hall with soulful melodies. It was a memorable experience that encouraged students to pursue their passion for music.

Reported by: Ruby House Teachers
English Debate Competition Report
English Debate Competition Report

An English Debate Competition for the Secondary Section was held on 12th July 2025 in the school hall to boost students’ speaking, thinking, and reasoning skills.

The event had two categories: Junior (Classes 6–8) and Senior (Classes 9–10) with participants from Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, and Topaz Houses. Topics included:

Junior: “Are E-Games Better than Physical Games?” and “Working Women Can Be Better Leaders?”

Senior: “Is Technology Making People Less Social?” and “Is It Better to Be an Only Child or to Have Siblings?”

Students spoke for and against the motion with confidence and clarity. Sister Blanche, Sister Mary, and Ma’am Malti judged the event.

Results:

Senior: 🥇 Emerald | 🥈 Sapphire | 🥉 Ruby

Junior: 🥇 Emerald | 🥈 Topaz | 🥉 Ruby

The Principal praised all debaters and encouraged everyone to keep sharpening their skills.

– Ruby House
International Yoga Day
International Yoga Day Report
Date: 21st June 2025

Sophia School, Mount Abu, celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm across Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary sections. The day began with an inspiring address by Sister Principal Abha, who emphasized the importance of yoga for a healthy mind and body, and urged students to make it a part of their daily life. She appreciated everyone’s efforts in making the event a success.

The Secondary students, led by Sir Gajendra, participated in the mass yoga session at Polo Ground, Mount Abu. They joined hundreds in performing various asanas with energy and discipline, proudly representing the school.

In the Primary Section, under the guidance of Topaz House teachers and Sir Bhavesh, students performed a series of yoga postures, with the pyramid formations by Class 5 as the highlight. Sister Mary encouraged students to follow a balanced lifestyle through yoga.

The Kindergarten children enjoyed simple poses like Tree, Butterfly, and Child’s Pose in a fun and engaging manner, promoting flexibility and focus.

The celebration across all sections reflected the school’s dedication to promoting well-being and holistic development through yoga.
Students'seminar(24th May)
On 24th May, a session on adolescence and its consequences was organised by the principal of the school. The resource person was Sister Pearl, Principal of Sophia College Ajmer. The session was especially for classes 8, 9 and 10. Sister Pearl, shared her expertise and insights aiming to provide a platform for girls to understand the physical, emotional, and psychological changes they experience during adolescence. The session kick started with some action songs, which they enjoyed singing and dancing which lifted up their moods. Various topics were explained during the session including physical changes during puberty, emotional well-being and stress management, importance of self-care, building self-confidence and self-esteem, healthy relationships and communication, as well as the difference between infatuation and love. 
The resource person, Sister Pearl laid emphasis on the importance of communicating and seeking guidance from adults, such as parents, mentors and teachers. She encouraged the girls to embrace their individuality and develop a positive attitude towards their own body image. The girls actively participated in the session, and were quite interactive, allowing them to express their thoughts and concerns. Many students appreciated the information and engaging discussion they had with Sister Pearl. Overall, the seminar was a resounding success, giving girls an opportunity to understand the stage they are currently going through.
International Worker's Day or Labour Day
May 2025 Celebration
International Worker's Day or Labour Day

Worker's Day is a celebration of the power and dignity of labor, reminding us value of hard work.  A series of cultural events were put up by the secondary students. Beginning with a special prayer service for our workers, followed by a welcome song, a special skit, and a folk fusion dance concluded with a Bollywood dance. The event was enjoyed and appreciated by our workers. A vote of thanks was delivered by our principal, Sister Abha for honouring and appreciating their dedicated work and giving a strong message that every job is valuable and deserving fair treatment and respect. Gifts were awarded to the 1st and 2nd position holders in the games conducted by Sapphire house teachers for the workers. Gangaram bhaiya and Prakash Bhaiya were felicitated on completion of their 25 years of dedicated service to the school.
Sophians' Day (14thMarch)
Sophian’s Day Special Assembly Report

Sophian’s Day is a cherished occasion celebrating the values and legacy of Sophia. The special assembly, conducted by Class 10, began with a soulful prayer, setting a reverent tone for the day.

Students then took us through the inspiring history of Sophia School, highlighting the vision of Mother Mary Matilda and Bishop Henry Caumont in empowering girls through education. In her address, Sister reinforced Sophia’s core values—truth, faith, love, and service—urging students to uphold them. She also encouraged students to write about Sophia, ensuring its legacy remains alive in their hearts and minds.

The assembly concluded with the Sophian anthem, filling hearts with pride, followed by a sweet treat of chocolates for all. This day was a reminder of our shared commitment to Sophia’s mission.

Organisers: Ruby House
Secondary initiation ceremony 2025
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.