“Victory of good over evil was celebrated with devotion and joy.” The Vijay Dashmi programme began with a soulful prayer song dedicated to Goddess Durga, followed by graceful dance performances on Durga Stuti and Chandi Stuti. The performances filled the atmosphere with positivity and festive spirit. Our Director Sir addressed the gathering and extended warm wishes on this auspicious occasion.

Invoking the power of Maa Durga through melody and movement — St. Teresa School students mesmerized all in today's morning assembly with a soulful stuti and a dynamic dance drama narrating Durga Saptashati. Speech about teachings and difference between Chaitra navratri and Shaardiya navratri were also delivered by the students. The seamless blend of music and dance created an atmosphere of reverence and celebration leaving the audience deeply moved.

As a part of an initiative driven by the Ghaziabad Administration across all the schools of the district, girl students at our school were given to take up the role and responsibility of teachers and Principal for a day today and thus making them learn the valuable lesson of safety,self-independence and self-esteem.

To celebrate Dussehra this year, pre-primary wing of our school organised a competition based on the topic of 'Ramayan'. Our little stars lit up the stage as they stepped into the magical world of the Ramayan. Dressed up as Lord Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman, Ravan, and other characters, the children not only looked adorable but also brought the epic alive with their expressions, dialogues, and enactments. With confidence and charm, they delivered dialogues and enacted scenes that filled the atmosphere with devotion, values, and joy. It was a beautiful way to help children connect with our rich culture and heritage while showcasing their talents. The event truly reflected the innocence of c...

A special workshop on "Mental Health and Well-Being" by Peer Educators, Manvi Sharma, Aviral Negi, Mahir and Smriti Mahajan marks the beginning of 'Mental Health Week' in the school. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of mental health by sharing valuable insights and practical tips on maintaining mental wellness. The initiative was conducted under the guidance of Ms. Pushpa Singh and school counsellor Ms. Seema Kataria.

Day 3 focussed on 'Adolescence and Body Image, ' a topic that discussed how an adolescent attaches self-worth to his/her body image. The topic talked about self-worth and self-esteem, which follows self-acceptance, and tried to create a space where one feels valued and confident, which is not dependent on one's body image.

Students of St. Teresa School, Indirapuram ardently participated in an enlightening workshop conducted under the aegis of the “My Clean City – Waste Champions Programme,” an initiative of the HCL Foundation in collaboration with Samagra Shiksha. The session proved to be intellectually stimulating, acquainting students with the ideals of the Zero Waste Movement and motivating them to adopt conscientious practices aimed at fostering a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable ecosystem. The young Teresians exhibited remarkable inquisitiveness and a deep sense of environmental responsibility, pledging to emerge as true Waste Champions and advocates of sustainable living.

The premises of the School came alive and vibrant as students and teachers gathered to celebrate Diwali with great enthusiasm. The event was a delightful blend of consisted of a stage play, song, music and cheers of festivities.