St. Xavier's High School Hosts Super Fun Saturday with Yoga- Zumba for Moms and Cricket for Dads under the umbrella of " Our School, Our Family" initiative.

A lecture-cum-demonstration Kathak session by Vidushi Mahua ji , accompanied by renowned instrumentalists under the mentorship of Spic- Macay at St. Xavier's High School .

Grade II Xaverians learned about the importance of plants as they provide us with a variety of things to fulfill our daily requirements.

Through "The Spice Tree" activity students learned that people use spices to flavor foods and they come from the seeds, fruits, or other parts of certain plants and how spices have played an important role in world history.

Saanvi Wins Bronze at CBSE North Zone-I Taekwondo Championship

Saanvi, a Class VII student of St. Xavier's High School , has brought laurels to the school by winning the Bronze medal in the (U-14 below 41 weight category) CBSE North Zone-I Taekwondo Championship 2023-24. This is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and passion for the sport.

St. Xavier's High School is proud of Saanvi's achievement and wishes her all the best in her future endeavors.

Number Projection Activity

In this educational exercise, students used a flashlight in a dark classroom to project the numbers onto the ceiling. As numbers appeared, students identified the projected number and called out loudly. This interactive approach enhanced the number recognition skills and encouraged active engagement in learning.

Moreover, it provided a practical demonstration of light and shadow principles.

By combining fun and learning, students not only had fun but also improved their numerical literacy.

"In the realm of existence, where divinity reigns supreme, resides the embodiment of Shakti - the epitome of feminine power."

As the auspicious occasion of Navratri graces us with its presence, the Xavierians from Nicholas House embarked on a journey to illuminate the radiant beacon of women empowerment.

Their captivating speech, titled " Naari Shakti ," resonated with the profound significance of the feminine force that permeates our very being. Each word uttered was a testament to the unwavering strength, resilience, and indomitable spirit that women possess.

The mesmerizing dance performance on Mahishasur Mardini served as a visual spectacle, portraying the triumph of good over evil. The graceful movements of the dancers embodied the divine feminine energy that vanquishes all forms of negativity.

On this auspicious occasion of Navratri, let us all strive to uphold the ideals of women empowerment. Let us recognize the immense potential that lies within every woman, and let us create a world where all women are free to reach their full potential.

The school was ablaze with vibrant colours and resounding cheers as students, teachers, and staff together to celebrate the joyous festival of Dusshera.

The festivities are marked by a captivating skit presented by Pre-primary teachers that narrated the age-old epic of Lord Ram's victory over the demon king Ravan.

The children, brimming with enthusiasm, showcased their talents through songs and dances that paid tribute to the great lord Ram.

To provide an opportunity for our pre-primacy students to develop effective communication skills and build their confidence, a Show and Tell Competition was organized at St. Xavier's High School.

Children spoke with a lot of confidence, facial expressions and voice modulation.

The show was a spectacular learning experience for kids!

"Proper use of food from everyone can end hunger"

To promote awareness and action for those suffering from hunger our Grade II Xavierians learned that sharing benefits everyone who contributes through the story "The Stone Soup" on the occasion of World Food Day

The students were also motivated not to waste food as wasting food means a waste of money and effort which is never good for anyone. It is important to eat a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are loaded with significant nutritional value and health benefits.

" Clean hands are the key to a healthy world".

Global Handwashing Day is an annual global advocacy day dedicated to advocating for handwashing with soap as an easy, effective, and affordable way to prevent diseases and save lives. This year, St. Nicholas organized a special assembly to observe Global Handwashing Day and spread awareness about the importance of handwashing. During the assembly, the Clean Hands Squad performed a skit about a group of germs who were trying to spread disease. But the students were prepared! They knew how to wash their hands properly, and they were able to stop the germs from spreading. The assembly ended with a song about handwashing, and the students all promised to wash their hands often to keep themselves and their community healthy.

Competition plays a role in motivating students to perform, and excel and offers a lot more reward than just the winning prize. It offers a chance for participants to gain substantial experience, showcase skills, analyze and evaluate outcomes, and uncover personal aptitude.
Keeping this in mind students of St Xaviers High School, Ghaziabad participated in various inter-school competitions.
All the students performed with great zeal and made the school proud by winning prizes.

On International Day of the Girl Child, St. Xavier's High School was transformed into a hive of activity as students celebrated the power and potential of girls everywhere.

From the art room, where posters and banners bloomed with messages of support, to the drama room, where role-plays echoed the challenges faced by girls in different contexts, to the library, where group discussions buzzed with ideas about girls' education and empowerment, the school was alive with energy and excitement. And in the English classroom, students took pen to paper, crafting paragraphs and writing poems that were as unique and diverse as the girls they celebrated.

It was a fabulous day of learning, growing, and inspiring each other to be the best versions of ourselves.

#DayOfTheGirl
#GirlsEmpowerment
#GenderEquality
#GirlsRights
#GirlChildEducation
#EndChildMarriage
#EqualityForGirls

A magical day in our library - it was transformed into a whimsical unicorn to take our young readers on an enchanting journey through the world of books!

The tales of adventure and wonder ignited the imagination of the students.

The joy in their eyes as they embarked on this literary adventure warmed our hearts.

Inter House Cricket Tournament: St. Raphael and St. Patrick Reach the Finals

St. Xavier's High School was buzzing with excitement as the knockout round of the Interhouse Cricket Tournament got underway. The four houses, St. Raphael, St. Patrick, St. Nicholas, and St. Michael, had all played their hearts out on the cricket ground. The knockout round of the interhouse cricket tournament at Dronacharya Cricket Academy was a nail-biting affair, with each house vying for a spot in the finals. But in the end, it was St. Raphael and St. Patrick who emerged victorious, setting up a mouth-watering clash for the championship. The field is now set for an exciting final between St. Raphael and St. Patrick. Both teams are evenly matched, and it is sure to be a close contest.

Today, the Xavierian School hallways were transformed into a vibrant art gallery, as students displayed their masterpieces from Term I. From the intricate patterns of Rajasthani folk art to the whimsical world of doodle art, the paintings captured the hearts of all who saw them. The parents were especially spellbound by the students' talent. They couldn't resist applauding and appreciating the hard work and creativity that had gone into each piece.

The Art Club display was also a hit, with its eclectic mix of boho art, lippan art, clay modeling, and origami folds. It was a truly inspiring sight to see the Xavierians showcase their artistic talents.

In the heart of St. Xavier's High School, a symphony of learning unfolds. Parents, students, and educators gather in harmony, their voices blending as they evaluate progress and map out strategies for future growth. This scholastic and co-scholastic PTM provided a unique opportunity for all stakeholders to come together and celebrate the child's holistic development. Educators and sports coaches shared their insights with parents, highlighting the child's strengths and areas for improvement. Together, they devised a concerto of measures to help the child reach their full potential.

Student-led Exhibition was a kaleidoscope of colors and ideas today. In the midst of the PTM, a spark of creativity ignited. Students took the lead, showcasing their interdisciplinary projects, art integrated learning, and 3D working models. Parents gathered around, mesmerized by their children's ingenuity and passion.

'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'

Our Pre-nursery students are engaged in a variety of activities in which they are not only exploring the environment but also developing physical coordination skills.

All the activities are planned to inculcate the habit of conversation and interactions with the peer group.

These educational activities allow our tiny tots to think rationally, stay curious and overcome problems.

In a recent STEM activity, grade VII Xavierians embarked on a tie-dyeing adventure, where they learned fundamental chemistry concepts in a memorable way.

As they folded and twisted their fabric, they explored mathematical divisions and geometric patterns. Tying their fabric into spirals, they created their own fractals, marveling at the beauty of basic division as rubber bands divided their cloth into colorful sections.

Measuring liquids and volumes, they discovered the different rates at which dyes dissolve, depending on their form. And then, with eager hands, they poured the dyes onto their fabric, creating their own color spectrums, mixing primary colors to create secondary ones.

Their excitement was scintillating as they watched their creations unfold, witnessing the science of tie-dyeing in action.

"A strong foundation of spelling builds an empire of language." 

House Captains & Vice Captains from grade IX & XI organized an inter house spellathon competition to encourage our young Xavierians to develop their interest in language and enrich their spellings,  vocabulary, and pronunciation skills to become effective and impressive communicators. Spellathon featured multiple rounds like anagram, mingle mangle, picture speak, brain teasers, and enact the word. The competition rose to a scintillating pitch as participants competed with each other to reach the top. Finally, St. Raphael emerged as the winner of the competition.

Congratulations to all the participants!!