Hearts that Care, Hands that Serve, Lives that Inspire : 5C Assembly

"Forgiveness makes us stronger, kindness makes us better and love makes us human.”

– Ms. Carol Fernandes

    On 3rd November 2026, Class V C presented a meaningful assembly based on the theme “Hearts That Care, Hands That Serve, Lives That Inspire”, highlighting the importance of love, kindness, forgiveness and service through the Strenna of the year, “Do Whatever He Tells You.”

    The assembly began with a peaceful meditation led by the Class Teacher, Ms. Carol Fernandes, helping everyone calm their minds and prepare themselves for the day. This was followed by a series of thought-provoking skit, dance and singing that beautifully conveyed the importance of putting faith into action.

    The skit portrayed simple acts of kindness, such as helping others can bring happiness and make a meaningful difference in someone's life. The skit also highlighted the teachings of St. Don Bosco and the significance of All Saints' Day. Through simple yet powerful messages, the boys highlighted the choices we make each day – to help rather than ignore, encourage rather than laugh, and forgive rather than blame.

    Our Rector, Rev. Fr. Godfrey D'Souza, and the Principal, Rev. Fr. Flovi D'Souza addressed the gathering and appreciated the students for their thoughtful presentation. Their words encouraged the boys to practice kindness, develop a spirit of service and become responsible individuals who positively influence those around them. The assembly successfully conveyed the message that we do not need to perform extraordinary deeds to make a difference.

       Following the assembly, the staff, students and parents came together to celebrate the birthday of Rev. Fr. Godfrey D'Souza. The celebration began with a heartfelt felicitation address delivered by Etzel of Class VI A. As a token of love and appreciation, a bouquet was presented to him, followed by the cake-cutting ceremony. The celebration was a joyful expression of gratitude and warm wishes, making the occasion even more special.