Glimpses of all the activities of the month!

September 2026 in snapshots

Visit to the Phytoplankton World Exhibition

Class VII students had the wonderful opportunity to experience a one-of-its-kind immersive exhibition on marine life. Phytoplankton World, created by Children’s Art Studio at the Museum of Goa with CCP and ESG support, was a mesmerising experience for all. Students were amazed by the glow-in-the-dark artworks, sensory installations and hands-on activities that highlighted lesser-known microscopic marine life.

CCP Child Committee Meeting

Students Zubin D and Mohammad S of Class IX represented the school and participated in the CCP* Child Committee Meeting at CCP Town Hall. Guided by High School Counsellor Nancy R, the students actively shared their views and suggestions on issues affecting children and the wider school community.

The meeting brought together Mayor Shri Rohit Monserrate, CCP members, Traffic Police Cell, SCAN Goa and representatives of 12 schools from Panjim. Discussions focused on child safety, healthy food choices, traffic management, responsible vendor practices and support for students facing school attendance challenges.

The session gave students an opportunity to voice their concerns, contribute to civic discussions and participate in building a safer and more child-friendly Panjim.

(*Corporation of the City of Panaji)

Workshop on Peer Pressure and Exam Stress

An experiential workshop on “Coping with Peer Pressure and Exam Stress” was conducted by 12 trainee counsellors from the PG Diploma in Guidance and Counselling (PGDGC) course, Nirmala Institute of Education, under the guidance of Tabitha Nunes.

The workshop focused on helping students understand and manage peer pressure and examination-related stress. Through interactive and experiential activities, students were encouraged to express their concerns, develop practical coping strategies, and build emotional awareness and resilience.

The session aimed to provide students with a safe and supportive space to reflect on their experiences and develop healthier ways of handling academic and social pressures.

School Management Committee Meeting

On September 12, the School Management Committee (SMC) gathered for a meeting at the Headmaster’s office. The meeting covered agenda and plans for the ongoing academic year.