Science is an interesting as well as engaging field pursued by millions of students around the globe. Apart from igniting their young minds, science also plunges them into a fascinating world of exploration, innovation and wonderful inventions.

With the objective to nurture knowledge and make it reach its phenomenal heights, an enthralling Science Quiz- 'TechWhiz' was organized on Wednesday, July 26, 2023 for the Grades VI-VIII.

 16 contestants divided into four teams representing four houses participated in this quiz with evenly matched enthusiasm. It was an intriguing assemblage of amusing rounds. The round ‘Human Anatomy’ consisted of challenging questions based on human body and structure. In the ‘Visual’ round, some pictures of the scientists and their inventions were displayed that were really difficult to be identified accurately. But the icing on the cake, was the final rapid-fire round – ‘The Buzzing Blaze’ that threw a volley of intricate questions at our brilliant masterminds. 

Though the competition was tough, participants proved their mettle, held their nerves and contested keenly. The competition was neck-to-neck with Team St. Michael emerging as winner in both the categories- Grade VI as well as  Grades VII-VIII.

It is truly said that ‘Knowledge becomes power only when it is put to use.’ It was a learning experience for our intellectual Xaverians!

“Our Flag Does Not Fly Because the Wind Moves It, It Flies With the Last Breath of Each Soldier Who Died Protecting It.”

Victory doesn’t come easy. The freedom and liberty we enjoy today is just because of the brave men and women of the military who dedicate their lives to protect the nation, they sacrificed their live so that we can live freely in a prosperous society. 
To commemorate the valour and sacrifice of our brave soldiers who fought selflessly to defend our nation's sovereignty during the Kargil War, a special assembly was conducted by the students of Grade VII B. They paid their heartfelt homage to the martyrs of Indian Armed Forces who sacrificed their lives and won the war at Kargil on July 26, 1999. It was done with the view to salute the real heroes of the nation and inspire the students for a patriotic cause.

National Mango Day is a time for celebration and appreciation of mangoes, a tasty and wholesome tropical fruit. This special day allows us to enjoy the delicious flavor, plethora of benefits and astounding health advantages that mangoes provide. Mango is recognized as one of the most beloved fruits globally and has a special place in Indian history. To celebrate and relish the taste of the most favourite fruit “Mango” the younglings of St. Xavier’s High School were dressed up in the colour of mango i.e., yellow and green. The little tiny tots of Pre – Nursery enjoyed making mango craft.  They wore paper cut – outs of mango around their head. The Nursery corridor was full of yellow and green shades all around. Children enjoyed mango party in the class with fun. The kindergarten children had great time listening to mango rhymes and on the different varieties of mango. The objective behind conducting this activity was to spread awareness, promote and spark the imagination of the little ones.

A house is a place to live. It provides shelter and protection but the family members with their love and support makes that house a Home. “A Home Sweet Home”. 
The Show and Tell Competition was held in Grade -2 on Tuesday, 18th July 2023, on the theme “Houses We Live In” to ignite the curiosity of the young learners and giving them a platform to reflect their understanding on the topic.
Children participated in the competition with lot of enthusiasm and energy showcasing their projects and props of different types of houses.
The winners were awarded with the certificate of appreciation by the Director Principal Sir Mr. John Rafi and Pre-Primary HM ma’am Ms. Aparna Chandra for their incredible talents and fantastic performance on Monday, 24th July in the Morning Assembly.

Morning Assembly brings the entire school together as a family. It is the beginning of each day which establishes a positive tone for teachers and students.

After a relaxed vacation with the spirits held high, St. Xavier’s High School, sec-49 reopened after the summer break. The children walked into the campus for their journey towards joyous learning with bright and cheerful faces. Meeting their friends and having exciting discussions added fuel to their energies for a sparkling start.

To extend a formal welcome, a special assembly was conducted by the students of grade 2G ‘Welcome Back to School’. The event started with a welcome message followed by the Lord’s prayer, thought of the day, word of the day and important news.

Students successfully engaged the environment by presenting a small skit wherein students shared their wonderful and unforgettable experiences and memories created during the summer break. A power-packed and cheerful dance performance by the students stole the show.

The assembly aimed to foster a positive learning atmosphere, build camaraderie among students and inspire them for the academic year.  

The assembly was concluded by the Pre-Primary headmistress Ms Aparna Chandra, motivating and summarising the key messages of the event and encouraging students to embark on their educational journey with enthusiasm and determination.