Today, St. Claret English Medium School opened its doors to warmly welcome new students who enter in the world of education for the first time, accompanied by parents filled with anticipation and children overflowing with excitement. The day began at 10:00 AM with the campus adorned in colorful decorations, setting the stage for a festive atmosphere.

The nursery coordinator extended a heartfelt welcome to everyone present, including the Manager Fr. Jijo Jose CMF, Principal Fr. Robin Paul CMF Administrator Fr. Danish John CMF, PTA Executive Member Dr. Shalini Lakhe, Parents, and the eager young students.

Emphasis on Value-Based Education

Addressing the audience, Rev. Fr. Jijo Jose,CMF the school's manager, wished the newcomers success in their educational journey. He emphasized the significance of imparting value-based education in today's fast-changing world.

Colorful Performances and Wishes

The event featured lively performances by LKG and UKG students, who delighted the parents and siblings with various programs. Fr. Robin Paul CMF, the school's Principal, also extended his best wishes to the newcomers, encouraging them to excel academically and participate actively in school activities.

Gratitude and Traditional Ritual

Expressing gratitude, the nursery teacher thanked all fathers, teachers, and non-teaching staff for their efforts in organizing the well-coordinated event. The session concluded with a traditional Indian ceremony where students wrote on rice, symbolizing respect and learning from their teachers in accordance with the Guru-Shishya tradition.

Looking Ahead

With the formalities completed, the children eagerly proceeded to their respective classrooms, embarking on their educational journey at St. Claret English Medium School with optimism and enthusiasm.

Today's events not only marked a new beginning for the newcomers but also underscored the school's commitment to nurturing young minds through holistic education and cultural values.