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26Nov

Celebrating Constitution Day: Young Learners Embrace Core Values Through Creative Activities

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"The Constitution is not a mere lawyer's document. It is a vehicle of life, and its spirit is always the spirit of age." – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

On 26th November 2025, National Constitution Day was observed in the Upper Primary grades through simple, meaningful activities that helped students connect with the core values of the Constitution.
Grade 3: “My Little Promise”
After reading the Preamble, students wrote small value-based promises - such as “I will be fair” or “I will speak kindly.” These were compiled into a vibrant Class Promise Chart, promoting shared responsibility.
Grade 4: “Values Mind Map”
In groups, students explored one key value - Justice, Liberty, Equality, or Fraternity. They discussed its meaning and represented their understanding through creative Mind Maps.
Grade 5: “Preamble in My Words”
Students worked in pairs to rewrite the Preamble in simple, clear language, helping them internalise its essence through quick reflection.
The activities effectively engaged students and strengthened their understanding of constitutional values in an age-appropriate and meaningful way.

14Nov

Primary Wing Celebrates Children’s Day with Joy, Creativity & Heartfelt PerformancesPrimary Wing Celebrates Children’s Day with Joy, Creativity & Heartfelt Performances

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Children’s Day was celebrated with great joy and warmth today, as the teachers of the Primary Wing (Grades III to V) came together to honour their young learners. The ambience was filled with excitement as teachers presented a delightful series of performances, expressing their affection and appreciation for their students.The programme began with an energetic fusion dance that set a vibrant tone for the celebration. This was followed by an insightful presentation on the significance of 14th November, marking the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. A touching Hindi poem highlighted the innocence of childhood, and a soulful song medley by the teachers added melody and emotion to the morning. The celebration reached its peak with an electrifying dance performance that left the young Xaverians cheering with joy. A special highlight was the inspiring address by our Director-Principal, Ms. Ritu Mehta, who spoke about cherishing childhood and nurturing curiosity, creativity, and compassion in every child.The day beautifully captured the strong bond between teachers and students, making the celebration truly memorable and heartwarming for all.

07Nov

Grade 1-A Presents a Soulful Assembly on the Auspicious Occasion of Gurpurab

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Grade 1-A Celebrates Gurpurab with Devotion and Joy

A special assembly to celebrate the pious occasion of Gurpurab was presented by 1 - A with great enthusiasm and devotion. The celebration began with a beautiful procession by the students spreading the message of peace and unity. This was followed by the prayer where everyone joined to seek blessings.

The students then shared the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, emphasizing honesty, kindness, and equality. A soulful shabd was presented, filling the atmosphere with divine energy. The celebration continued with a graceful dance performance depicting the joy and devotion of the festival.

The assembly beautifully conveyed the message of love, harmony, and faith taught by Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

04Nov

Grade 3B Celebrates the Spirit of Halloween with Joy and Creativity

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The students of Grade 3B presented a vibrant and engaging assembly on the theme “Halloween.” The programme began with a warm welcome, followed by confident dialogues, a melodious group song, and a lively dance performance that perfectly captured the festive spirit of the occasion.
Students also highlighted the significance of Halloween, emphasizing the values of joy, sharing, and togetherness. Their enthusiasm and teamwork made the celebration both meaningful and enjoyable.
The presence and encouraging words of our Director Principal Ma’am and the support of the class teacher further inspired the young performers. The assembly was highly appreciated by all and beautifully showcased the creativity, confidence, and collaborative spirit of our learners.

03Nov

Spooktacular Halloween at St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 49, Gurgaon

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The corridors of St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 49, came alive with Halloween cheer as the little ones from Grades Nascent, Nursery, KG, and UKG celebrated the day with great zeal. Dressed as pumpkins, witches, wizards, and other spooky characters, and carrying props like jack-o’-lanterns, broomsticks, and skeleton garlands, the children truly embodied the Halloween spirit.

The celebration featured engaging craft activities—Nursery students created vibrant hand-impression pumpkin art, while learners from Nascent, KG, and UKG crafted spooky ghosts, blending fun with creativity.

Grade UKG added extra sparkle to the celebration by dancing to the tunes of the “Freeze Halloween” song and playing the exciting “Pin the Spider” game, which brought out giggles and cheers all around.

The day ended on a sweet note with a cheerful “Trick or Treat” session, where children shared goodies and laughter, creating joyful memories to cherish.