St. Francis of Assisi, a paragon of simplicity and humility
Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our nation deeply admired St. Francis of Assisi's principles and ideals. Gandhi saw St. Francis as a symbol of peace, compassion, and simplicity, and believed that having more individuals with similar values could bring about transformative change. St. Francis of Assisi, a paragon of simplicity and humility, hails from the quaint village of Assisi, yet his exemplary life has left an indelible mark on the world. Although he departed this earthly realm centuries ago, his legacy endures in the hearts of millions globally. Renowned for his universal compassion, St. Francis embraced all beings as kin, from the smallest creature to his fellow humans. His profound commitment to preserving the harmony between nature and humanity has earned him the esteemed title of "Patron Saint of Ecology."
We, the students, staff, and management, are deeply grateful to be under the benevolent patronage of St. Francis of Assisi, whose inspiring ideals continue to guide us in our pursuit of environmental stewardship and humanitarian values.
The air resonated with lively music and the rhythmic clacking of sticks as we celebrated the ancient sport of Dhandya on our school campus, cultivating camaraderie, cultural appreciation, and physical wellness among students. This memorable experience immersed everyone in our rich cultural heritage, sparking great enthusiasm through the clacking of sticks and dance. Dhandya fosters cultural awareness, teamwork, and physical fitness among us, valuing a vibrant tradition in our culture and society.
"A love so genuine, a bond so unshakeable, brother and sister are forever linked by an invisible thread of affection.” This graceful occasion was celebrated in the Assisi campus by the students from 6th to 9th standard girls by preparing and decorating beautiful hand made Rakhis. As a significance of protection and promise the Rakhis were designed with full enthusiasm and love by the sisters. An endless bond and a promise of protection by brother indicate the togetherness of students of Assisi forever through the festivity of Raksha Bandana.
"The more we challenge our memory the stronger it becomes". This challenge was openly accepted by the Assisi tots from 1st to 5th who had participated in the memory test competition. By recognizing, recalling and carefully observing the objects displayed on the table the children boosted their brainpower, retained the items and recorded them on paper. Let's push our brains to the limit and discover the incredible power of human memory.
The art of vegetable carving is a creative expression that is unique and requires skill and patience to transform ordinary vegetables into extraordinary creative stunning designs. The innovative students from class 6th to 9th involved themselves to showcase the intricate carving and elaborate designs resembling their creativity. The atmosphere replicated the skill and talents of Assisi school. The vegetable carving competition was so admirable and eye-catching that it stole the viewers' attention.
Ganesha Mantapa is a sacred and divine structure in Indian culture, serving as an abode for Lord Ganesha. During the auspicious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi, people from all walks of life come together to seek blessings of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. The Mantapa acts as a unifying platform, bringing individuals together to seek divine guidance and blessings from Lord Ganesha. The vibrant decoration, flowers and lights adorning the Ganesha Mantapa created a festive atmosphere, reminiscent of celebration in the portals of Assisi school. The sparkling colors and architecture of the Mantapa, creatively presented by children from classes 1st to 5th, sparkled the eyes of audience as they approached to view the exhibition with great love and devotion. This heart-warming scene showcased the spirit of unity that defines the Ganesha Mantapa, making it a truly special and sacred space.