NEWS & EVENTS

11Aug

At St. Xavier’s High School, the joy of Janmashtami became even more special with a heartwarming Book Reading Session by author Ms. Neha Maheshwari

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*Celebrating the Birth of Shri Krishna*

At St. Xavier’s High School, the joy of Janmashtami became even more special with a heartwarming Book Reading Session by author Ms. Neha Maheshwari

Her book "The Birth of Shri Krishna" transported our little Xaverians of Grades UKG to II into the magical world of Krishna’s childhood, filling their hearts with devotion, love, and smiles .

Here’s to celebrating traditions, stories, and the values they bring to life!

\#JanmashtamiCelebrations #BookReadingSession #TheBirthOfShriKrishna #StXaviersHighSchool #LoveForStories #CulturalCelebrations

11Aug

"Shaping Future Leaders: Online Session on Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship with Amit Phull"

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An empowering online session on Financial Literacy & Entrepreneurship on August 12, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, this session will be led by Mr. Amit Phull (Founder & CEO, The Smart Edge), who will share invaluable insights on money management, smart investing, and real-world entrepreneurial strategies. Designed to equip young minds with essential financial skills and foster an innovative mindset, this is a must-attend event for students aspiring to build a secure and successful future.

Let’s shape the next generation of financially savvy leaders!

#FinancialLiteracy #YoungEntrepreneurs #FutureReady

08Aug

"Little Hands, Big Promise: Tying Rakhis to Protect Nature"

Rakhi for Nature:

This Rakshabandhan , our Nascent, Nursery, KG, and UKG children celebrated in a special way. The day began with a short story on the meaning of Rakhi — a thread that speaks of love, trust, and the promise to protect. The little ones then made bright, beautiful rakhis and tied them around tree branches in the school ground, turning the festival into a pledge to care for nature. This simple act carried a big message — protection is not only for people, but for the world we live in.

08Aug

"Young Voices, Big Impact: Grade IV Monologue Competition Champions Nature on World Nature Conservation Day"

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One Earth, One Chance!
St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 49, Gurgaon organised an Inter-House Monologue Competition for Grade IV students, marking World Nature Conservation Day. The event was inspired by three vital Sustainable Development Goals – Life on Land (SDG 15), Life Below Water (SDG 14), and Climate Action (SDG 13).
Our young Xaverians stepped into the roles of towering trees, resilient sea creatures, and even Planet Earth itself. Through imaginative storytelling, heartfelt delivery, and strong stage presence, they brought to life the urgent need to protect our forests, oceans, and climate. Each performance was a powerful reminder that protecting the planet is not just a responsibility, but a shared mission for a better tomorrow.
From the preliminary round to the grand finale, the competition showcased not only talent but also compassion and environmental awareness. It was truly inspiring to see young voices speaking up for nature — because nature needs heroes, and the future belongs to those who care.

08Aug

Grade 1 Learners Bite into Healthy Habits with the Food Pyramid Adventure

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Grade 1 Learners Bite into Healthy Habits with the Food Pyramid Adventure

Our Grade 1 learners explored the EVS topic Food Habits with great enthusiasm, diving into healthy and energy-giving foods. 🌱🥛🍚 They discovered food groups like Fats, Proteins, Dairy, Minerals, Vitamins, and Carbohydrates, and understood their role in building a strong, energetic, and healthy body.

A fun Food Pyramid activity helped them learn what to eat, how much, and why a balanced plate matters. Linking it to UN SDGs – Goal 2: Zero Hunger and Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being, they discussed how wise food choices support personal health and a sustainable world.

They also learned the benefits of reducing sugar for better health, energy, and focus. With catchy slogans like "Eat right, feel bright!" and "Healthy food = Happy mood!", the session was a truly edible education – building healthy habits, one bite at a time!

05Aug

Celebrated Author Dr. Shalini Mullick Interacts with Budding Writers at St. Xavier’s High School

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St. Xavier’s High School. Sector-49, conducted a session with another acclaimed author, Dr.

Shalini Mullick, who has to her credit three books - The Way Home, winner of IGF Archer

Amish Award, Stars from the Borderless Sea, which was longlisted for the AutHer Awards

2023 (Best Debut) and One More Chapter, a collection of women-centric stories

Dr. Shalini was awarded a Jury Appreciation Citation at the 12TH UNFPA Laadli Media &

Advertising Awards for Gender Sensitivity (2022). Her stories on women’s identity have won

many short story contests and two Orange Flower Awards (Fiction, 2022 and LGBTQ issues,

2021).

The Director Principal, Ms. Ritu Mehta, felicitated the guest with a token of gratitude before

commencing the session. The session aimed to promote writing, and inspire our aspiring

authors towards their fiction writing goals. The enlightening session took place in the School

Atrium along with students of Grades VI to VIII. Dr. Shalini’s simple words connected well

with the audience as most of her work compositions revolved around the Topic: ‘Nuances of

Fiction Writing’, which was a shared experience. After her address, the floor was open to the

participants to share their self-composed works, ask questions on their challenges as budding

writers as well as introspect on the author’s works.

The session fostered greater interaction and engagement among participants, which

ultimately enhanced the learning experience. The Headmistress, Ms. Geeta Kanwar, delivered

the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the author-Dr. Shalini Mullick and the school for

facilitating the session. She further appreciated that the author interaction session provided a

valuable opportunity for students to learn about writing, the importance of reading and

connecting with a renowned author and her book.

04Aug

Grade 1-E Celebrates the Joy of Friendship with Heartwarming Performances!

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Spreading Smiles and Friendship: A Joyful Assembly by Grade 1-E

Our cheerful learners from Grade 1-E took the stage with great joy and confidence to present a delightful class assembly on the theme ‘International Friendship Day.’

The celebration began with a heartfelt poem recitation, where children expressed the true meaning of friendship through beautiful verses. This was followed by an engaging skit that highlighted the values of kindness, sharing, and togetherness.

The event concluded with a vibrant dance performance set to a fusion of three energetic songs, filling the room with excitement and joy!

Each child participated with enthusiasm, spreading the spirit of friendship through expressive performances and joyful collaboration.

It was a pleasure to witness their confidence, creativity, and teamwork shine on stage.

Sharing a few glimpses of this memorable celebration of friendship!

01Aug

Grade I-C Pays Tribute to Nelson Mandela – A Beacon of Peace and Courage

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Assembly by Grade I-C on Nelson Mandela – A Symbol of Peace and Courage

The students of Class I-C conducted a meaningful assembly on the life and values of Nelson Mandela, the global icon of peace, equality, and resilience.

Through a heartfelt thought, the young learners shared inspiring messages about kindness, bravery, and fairness — the core principles Mandela stood for.

The assembly not only familiarized students with a historical leader but also helped them understand the importance of treating everyone equally, forgiving others, and standing up for what is right.

It was a simple yet impactful presentation that reflected the values we aim to instill in our children from an early age.