cjmkharghar – Convent of Jesus & Mary High School & Junior College

80th INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

cjmkharghar — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 09:21:02 +0000

Theme: “Building a Better India Begins With Me”
Date: 15th August 2026 | Venue: Convent of Jesus and Mary School, Kharghar

The 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great zeal at Convent of Jesus and Mary School, Kharghar. This year’s theme “Building a Better India Begins With Me” reminded every student that nation-building starts with small actions in our daily lives.

The celebration began with the Flag Hoisting by our Chief Guests board toppers Ms.RIDDHI SINHA (ICSE) and Mst.Dion D’SOUZA (SSC), followed by the National Anthem. The tricolor flying high set the tone for a morning filled with pride and patriotism.

We then had a soulful Prayer Service where students prayed for peace, unity, and progress of our nation. The prayers were a reminder that a strong nation is built on values and faith.

The highlight of the program was the Skit “BUILDING A BETTER INDIA BEGINS WITH ME”. Through this performance, students showed how honesty, discipline, cleanliness, and respect can contribute to building a better India — starting from home, school, and society.

Our school toppers of 2025-26 were felicitated by Ms. Sheeba and the Topper’s Speech inspired everyone to work hard for both personal and national growth.
This was followed by dance, and a student speech on the theme, emphasizing that big change starts with individual responsibility.

The program concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by Ms. Lorina. We expressed gratitude to our Chief Guest, Principal, teachers, parents, and all staff for their support in making the celebration meaningful and memorable.

The event ended with the national song leaving everyone with the message:
“Building a Better India Begins With Me.”

CARD MAKING ACTIVITY

cjmkharghar — Fri, 14 Aug 2026 03:08:40 +0000

The Card Making Activity for classes 9 and 10 during the value education period was held on 22nd July 2024 in the respective classes. The classrooms became vibrant hubs of creativity. Under the guidance of art teacher Sir Shaikh, students designed unique cards featuring hand-drawn portraits and heartfelt messages, reflecting their love and appreciation for their parents.

The activity was a joyful and meaningful experience, showcasing the students’ creativity and artistic.

Road Safety Awareness Session

cjmkharghar — Fri, 07 Aug 2026 09:43:11 +0000

The Educational Committee organised an informative Road Safety Awareness Session on 7 August 2026 at 11:30 a.m. in the School Hall. The session was attended by the students of Standards VIII, IX and X.

The session was conducted by officers from the Traffic Police Department:

Police Naik Misal Sir

Police Naik A. T. Das Sir

Police Naik Rathore Sir

Woman Police Constable Samant Madam

The officers interacted with the students and created awareness about the importance of following traffic rules and maintaining safety while using the roads. They explained various traffic rules, road signs and signals, safe road-crossing practices, and responsible behaviour on the road.

The students were also made aware of the importance of being alert and cautious while travelling and the role each individual can play in preventing road accidents. The interactive session provided students with practical knowledge and encouraged them to become disciplined and responsible road users.

The school extends its heartfelt gratitude to the Traffic Police Department and the resource officers for conducting this valuable and informative session. We also appreciate the efforts of the Educational Committee, teachers and support staff in making the necessary arrangements for the programme.

The session concluded with a message encouraging students to follow traffic rules, prioritise road safety and become responsible citizens. Overall, the session was informative, interactive and highly beneficial for the students.

Parents’ Day Celebration (25th July 2026)

cjmkharghar — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 12:32:11 +0000

The Convent of Jesus and Mary School joyfully celebrated Parents’ Day on 25th July, embracing the theme “In God’s Love, Our Families Grow.” The programme commenced with a warm introduction by the hosts, Gregory and Rowina, followed by a graceful Welcome Dance by the students of Grades 1 and 2. Christina of the SSC section delivered a heartfelt speech expressing gratitude to parents for their unconditional love, guidance, and sacrifices. This was followed by a vibrant dance performance by the students of Grades 3, 4, and 5, while the students of Grades 6, 7, and 8 presented a meaningful skit highlighting the importance of family values and togetherness.
Talisa from the SSC section recited a touching poem dedicated to parents, after which a special video showcasing memorable pictures of the students and their families were presented.
The celebration concluded on an emotional note with a beautiful Thank You Song by the ICSE section, expressing sincere appreciation to all parents. Students then presented handmade cards and flowers to their parents as a token of love and gratitude. The Principal addressed the gathering, appreciating the invaluable partnership between parents and the school in nurturing children with faith, values, and excellence. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by a parent, acknowledging the efforts of the management, staff, and students in making the celebration memorable. The event strengthened the bond between the school and families, leaving everyone with cherished memories and hearts filled with gratitude.

PARENTS DAY SPECIAL ASSEMBLY

cjmkharghar — Sat, 25 Jul 2026 05:46:42 +0000

Today, we the students of *Class 9 A* conducting a special assembly to celebrate *Parents Day* in the school hall — a day to express our gratitude for the love, care, and sacrifices of our parents.

The assembly began with a *Prayer Service*. We offered prayers and seeking blessings for the health, happiness, and well-being of our parents. We prayed for them, just as they pray for us every day.

This was followed by a heartwarming *Skit* Through this short performance, students highlighted how parents are our constant support system — guiding us in studies, in life, and in tough times. The skit reminded everyone that a parent’s love is the strongest connection we have.

To make the occasion more memorable, we presented a *Video Tribute*. The video featured student messages, childhood memories, and moments of parents supporting their children. It was our small way of saying “Thank You” for all that you do for us silently, every single day.

As we step into Std 9, we understand the value of guidance and encouragement. Even when we face challenges, our parents’ faith in us keeps us moving forward.

We concluded the assembly with a Vote of Thanks by Ms.Minaxi our SSC Supervisor. We expressed our sincere gratitude to our Principal for her guidance, to our teachers for helping us prepare this assembly and to everyone who made this assembly possible.

On behalf of all students, we wish every parent a very *Happy Parents Day*.

Thank you for being our first teachers, our biggest supporters, and our home.

CPR awareness session for students

cjmkharghar — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 06:01:15 +0000

CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) awareness session was conducted by the management to help children understand the importance of responding calmly and appropriately during emergencies. The trainer explained that CPR is a life-saving technique used when a person’s heart stops beating or they stop breathing.

Through demonstrations and interactive activities, the children learned how to identify an emergency, call for help, and understand the basic steps of CPR. They were also introduced to the importance of checking for responsiveness and seeking immediate medical assistance. The session encouraged students to remain calm, act responsibly, and recognize the value of helping others in times of need.

CPR Awareness Session for Teachers

cjmkharghar — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 05:56:03 +0000

CPR Awareness Session for Teachers
A CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) awareness session was conducted by the management for the teaching staff to enhance their preparedness in handling medical emergencies within the school. The trainer explained that CPR is a life-saving technique used when a person’s heart stops beating or they stop breathing.
Through demonstrations and hands-on practice, the teachers learned how to identify an emergency, assess responsiveness, call for medical assistance, and perform the basic steps of CPR correctly. The session also emphasized the importance of remaining calm, acting promptly, and providing immediate assistance until professional medical help arrives.
The training equipped the teachers with essential life-saving skills, boosting their confidence and readiness to respond effectively during emergency situations in the school environment.

Eco Club Initiative: Mission LiFE Week – Day 4: Save Energy

cjmkharghar — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 09:44:34 +0000

As part of Mission LiFE Week 2026, the Eco Club of Convent of Jesus and Mary School observed Day 4 – Save Energy on Saturday, 4th July 2026. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about the importance of conserving energy through simple, responsible daily actions.
Students were encouraged to switch off lights, fans, and electrical appliances when not in use, make maximum use of natural light and ventilation, and unplug chargers after use to prevent unnecessary energy consumption. They also shared energy-saving practices followed in their homes, inspiring one another to become more environmentally conscious.
An Energy Saver Pledge was administered, motivating students to commit themselves to using energy wisely and protecting the environment. The day’s message, “Save Energy, Save Earth!”, reminded everyone that every small effort contributes to a greener and more sustainable future.
The activities reinforced the values of responsibility, conservation, and environmental stewardship, encouraging students to become active participants in building a sustainable world.

Eco Club Initiative: Mission LiFE Week – Day 3: Healthy Habits

cjmkharghar — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 09:41:48 +0000

The Eco Club of Convent of Jesus and Mary School continued the celebration of Mission LiFE Week 2026 with Day 3 – Healthy Habits on Friday, 3rd July 2026. The day’s programme encouraged students to adopt healthy habits that contribute to their well-being and support a sustainable future.

Students brought nutritious homemade tiffins, carried reusable water bottles, and consciously avoided junk food and packaged snacks. A refreshing 10-minute yoga session was conducted in the school hall, promoting physical fitness, mental well-being, and mindfulness.

During classroom interactions, students enthusiastically shared healthy habits they practise every day, inspiring one another to make positive lifestyle choices. The thought for the day, “Healthy habits today lead to a healthier tomorrow,” reminded everyone that simple daily actions can have a lasting impact on both personal health and the environment.

The activities successfully reinforced the importance of leading a healthy, responsible, and eco-friendly lifestyle in keeping with the vision of Mission LiFE.

Eco Club Initiative: Mission LiFE Week – Day 2: Save Water

cjmkharghar — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 09:38:48 +0000

As part of Mission LiFE Week 2026, the Eco Club of Convent of Jesus and Mary School observed Day 2 – Save Water on Wednesday, 1st July 2026 with great enthusiasm. The day’s activities focused on creating awareness about the importance of conserving water and using it responsibly.
Students participated wholeheartedly by carrying their own water bottles, ensuring that no water was wasted, and practising the responsible use of water while washing their hands. They also shared practical water-saving tips during classroom discussions, encouraging one another to adopt simple yet effective conservation habits.
To express their creativity and commitment to the cause, students prepared colourful posters and meaningful slogans on the theme “Save Water, Save Life.” They were also encouraged to practise water conservation at home and inspire their family members to protect this precious natural resource.
The programme reinforced the message that every drop of water is valuable and that collective efforts can make a significant difference in building a sustainable future.