A special assembly was conducted on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas by the students of Grades VI-VIII to commemorate the bravery, sacrifice, and dedication of our soldiers. 

The assembly commenced with a solemn prayer for the martyrs. The students of Grade VI orated a series of short stories and anecdotes about the brave soldiers who fought in the Kargil War. The tales highlighted their courage, strategic brilliance, and unwavering spirit. A patriotic dance was performed by the students of Grade VII and VIII in the memory of our bravehearts. The dance performance blended the traditional and contemporary elements to honour the victory of Kargil War. This was followed by a choral recitation by the students of Grade VIII to instill a sense of patriotism among young Xaverians. The poem, rich in emotion and pride, served as a tribute to the heroes who fought selflessly for the nation. The rhythmic synchronization and collective voices created a powerful and moving atmosphere.

The assembly emphasized the importance of remembering and honoring our war heroes. The students were encouraged to imbibe the values of courage, resilience, and patriotism in their daily lives.

On July 29, 2024, the students of St. Xavier’s High School took a significant step towards promoting literacy and education through a highly successful Book Distribution Drive. The event, organized during school hours, saw the enthusiastic participation of students who visited Sahajshakti Foundation, South City II to distribute books generously donated by their peers.

The drive began with a collection phase at St. Xavier’s, where students from all grades contributed a diverse array of books, ranging from academic textbooks to storybooks and novels. This collective effort underscored the school's commitment to fostering a culture of sharing and supporting education within the broader community.

On the day of the distribution, the house prefects, representing the various houses, assembled at the school premises before embarking on their mission. The prefects were accompanied by  faculty members who provided guidance and support throughout the drive.

As the students arrived at the Sahajshakti Foundation, they were warmly received by children eagerly awaiting the arrival of the books. The thoughtful arrangement of books enabled recipients to easily browse and select books that suited their preferences and educational needs.

The interaction between the students of St. Xavier’s and the community was heartwarming. Students not only distributed the books but also engaged with the children, sharing stories about their own educational journeys and encouraging the younger ones to cultivate a love for reading. This exchange fostered a sense of connection and camaraderie, reinforcing the values of empathy and sharing.

The Book Distribution Drive enriched the lives of the recipients and left a lasting impression on the students of St. Xavier’s High School, highlighting the significance of service and the transformative power of education.

In the words of Margaret Fuller, "Today a reader, tomorrow a leader." The drive served as a poignant reminder of how access to books can open doors to new opportunities and empower individuals to become future leaders. The success of this initiative has inspired the school community to plan more such drives in the future, with the hope of spreading the gift of knowledge far and wide.

The Mango Day celebration at St. Xavier's high School sector 49 was a vibrant and fun-filled event aimed at engaging students in a variety of activities centered around mangoes.
Children participated in making mango-shaped crafts, including printing coloring, and creating mango-themed decorations.
Children enjoyed mango party in the class with fun.Different mango products like mango pickle, mango juice ,candy, raw and ripe mangoes was showcased and discussed with the children. The little Xaverians were dressed in yellow and green shades of mango for the day.
The event was designed to be both educational and entertaining, providing the young learners with a memorable experience.

Class Assembly emphasized the importance of Indian Constitution

In a vibrant display of civic awareness, the students of St. Xavier’s High School held a class assembly on July 23, 2024, to delve into the significance and formation of the Indian Constitution. The assembly, a blend of informative presentations and enactments, aimed to instill a deep respect for the nation's guiding document among young minds.

The assembly commenced with a solemn pledge, reminding everyone of the core values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity that the Constitution upholds. One of the highlights was a short play depicting the significance of the fundamental duties laid down by our Constitution. This was followed by a detailed presentation on the historical context leading to the formation of the Constitution. An interactive question and answer session on the Indian Constitution enhanced the audience’s knowledge on fundamental rights and duties.

The Director-Principal, Ms. Ritu Mehta, in her address, emphasized the importance of understanding the Constitution not just as a historical document but as a living guide that shapes the everyday lives of citizens. The assembly inspired the students to sustain and strengthen the democratic ethos of our country.

The Boys’ Inter House Aquatic Meet 2024 was a vibrant and thrilling event, showcasing the exceptional swimming talents of our students. 

The day began with a warm welcome, followed by the Competitors March, where participants proudly represented their houses with enthusiasm and spirit. The participants then took an oath of integrity and sportsmanship, committing to fair play and respect for their competitors. 

The Director-Principal’s inspiring address emphasized the importance of sports in holistic education and personal development. The competition included a wide array of swimming events across different age groups and styles, ensuring a diverse display of skill and endurance: 50 m Free Style Divisions A, B, C, and D; 25 m Free Style Divisions C, D, E, and F; 50 m Back Stroke Divisions A & B, and 25 m Back Stroke Divisions C, D, and E; 50 m Breast Stroke Divisions A & B, and 25 m Breast Stroke Divisions C, D, and E; 25 m Butterfly Stroke Divisions C and E; and 25 m X 4 Relay Divisions A, B, C, D, and E. 

Each set of events was followed by podium calls to honor the winners, who received their medals amidst cheers and applause. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants, organizers, and supporters for making the meet a grand success. 

The School Song followed by the National Anthem, instilled a sense of pride and unity among all present. 
The Boys’ Inter House Aquatic Meet 2024 was a day of excitement, achievement, and camaraderie, celebrating the dedication, hard work, and sportsmanship of our students.

St. Xavier’s High School  hosted the highly anticipated Girls’ Inter House Aquatic Meet 2024, a day brimming with competitive spirit, sportsmanship, and aquatic prowess. 
The event kicked off with a warm welcome, followed by the Competitors March, which set the tone for an exhilarating day.

The Felicitation and Oath Ceremony marked the beginning of the meet, instilling a sense of unity and determination among the participants. 
Our esteemed Director-Principal, Ms Ritu Mehta delivered an inspiring address, encouraging the athletes to give their best and embrace the values of fair play and perseverance.

The swimming events began with the 50m Free Style races across various divisions (A, B, C, and D), showcasing the speed and skill of our young swimmers. This was followed by the podium call for the winners of these thrilling races, celebrating their outstanding performances.

Next, the 25m Free Style races took center stage, with divisions C, D, E, and F competing fiercely for the top spots. 
The atmosphere was electric as the winners were announced and took their places on the podium.

The competition continued with the 25m Back Stroke events for divisions C, D, and E, where the swimmers demonstrated their exceptional technique and endurance. Following the backstroke races, the 25m Breast Stroke and Butterfly Stroke events highlighted the diverse talents of our swimmers across different strokes.

The relay races added a team element to the meet, with the 25m x 4 Relay events for divisions C, D, and E bringing an extra dose of excitement and collaboration. 
The grand finale saw the victorious teams proudly standing on the podium, cheered on by their peers.

The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants, staff, and supporters. The day was beautifully wrapped up with the School Song and the National Anthem, leaving everyone with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

The Girls’ Inter House Aquatic Meet 2024 was a testament to the dedication, hard work, and sportsmanship of our students. We congratulate all the swimmers for their remarkable achievements and look forward to more such inspiring events in the future.

The students of UKG B presented a heartwarming and enlightening class assembly on the theme "Gratitude is the Right Attitude." The assembly began with the Lord's Prayer followed by a brief explanation of the meaning of gratitude, helping the young audience understand its importance.

The highlight of the assembly was a skit where the children demonstrated how gratitude can be practiced in various settings, including at home, in the playground, and at school. Their performances were both engaging and educational, showcasing real-life scenarios where thankfulness can make a positive impact. Adding to the charm of the assembly, the students performed a lively dance to the "Thank You" song.

The assembly concluded with words of appreciation from the Director Principal. She commended the students for their creativity, particularly praising their innovative use of sustainable materials, such as the caps made from paper plates. Her remarks encouraged everyone to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives.
The assembly was a resounding success, effectively conveying the message that gratitude is indeed the right attitude.

2-H assembly was held on 15.7.24 and the topic of the assembly was VALUES .
The assembly commenced with a warm welcome by the students of Grade 2-H followed by an engaging skit that highlighted the importance of values such as honesty, kindness, and respect. Through various scenarios, the skit showcased how these values can be practiced in daily life, both at school and at home. The assembly continued with a beautiful performance of the song "Light a Candle" by the students. The song emphasized the idea of spreading kindness and making a positive difference in the world through small acts of goodness. The assembly concluded with closing remarks from the Director Principal ma’am , who praised the efforts of the Grade 2-H students and their teachers. The Principal reinforced the importance of practicing values every day and encouraged all students to embody these principles in their actions.

On July 11, 2024, St. Xavier’s High School hosted the Inter-House Debate Competition for Grades VI-VIII. The topic- "It is ethical to use drones”, sparked lively discussions and showcased participants' critical thinking.

Moderated by Ms. Sukhbans Kaur, the debate featured St. Nicholas and St. Patrick advocating for drones' benefits like enhanced security and disaster management, while St. Michael and St. Raphael raised concerns about privacy invasion and technology misuse.

The Director Principal Ms. Ritu Mehta delivered an inspiring speech before the results were announced. Judges Ms. Chainika Mittal and Mr. Sonal praised the participants for their articulate presentations. The Headmistress Ms. Geeta Kanwar announced the results wherein St. Michael emerged victorious and St. Raphael House was declared the Runners Up house. Dhruv Jain was announced as the Best Speaker, Taani Bathla the Runner-Up Speaker, and Dilisha Khan the Best Reflective Speaker.

The event successfully provoked thoughtful reflection on the ethical and societal implications of drone surveillance.

The Van Mahotsav celebration at our school was a resounding success. It effectively raised awareness among the young students about the importance of trees and the need for their conservation. The active participation and enthusiasm of the students from nascent to grade 2 were truly commendable, making the event both educational and enjoyable.

  Paper Bag Making Activity on International Plastic Bag Free Day

"Our choices today shape the world of tomorrow. Choose wisely."

On July 3, “International Plastic Bag Free Day”, Students from grades IX and XI at St. Xavier's High School, Sector 49, enthusiastically participated in a paper bag making activity. This initiative aimed to raise awareness about the importance of opting for paper bags instead of plastic ones.

Under guidance, students honed their skills in creating paper bags using diverse recycled paper. They zealously transformed the paper into functional, handy bags of different sizes, displaying their artistic flair and commitment to eco-friendly practices.

The activity not only highlighted the students' creative aptitudes but also reinforced the crucial message of environmental responsibility. By engaging in this hands-on project, the students took meaningful steps towards a more sustainable future.

Their efforts demonstrate that small actions, when combined, can lead to significant positive change, embodying the spirit of making a difference through everyday choices.

Scouts and Guides Praveshika Training for the students of Grades VI - IX .

An endeavour to teach young minds to lead by example, take responsibility, be self- reliant and make informed decisions.