The theme of the liturgy was ‘Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for the future’. Fr. John Berkman was the main celebrant. The Management and the staff earnestly prayed for the students and their families. The special choir of teachers during  the Mass added to the divinity of the day.

The purpose of this day is to inculcate love for Hindi language and attain knowledge of the great writers and thinkers who contributed in promoting the language.

The programme began with a meaningful prayer service followed by the cultural programme with students performing a  beautiful  skit and speech that highlighted the relevance of Hindi language.

 Sr.Sheron Pereira  addressed the students on the significance of language for the progress of the human race. The programme concluded by singing  the national Anthem.

A reconciliation session was organized for the teaching and non-teaching staff on 25^th June 2025. The resource person was Fr John Berkman, from Swarga Dwar Ashram, Taloja.

Fr Berkman explained to the staff the various aspects of human psyche and the various conflict strategies we employ in different situations. Father also discussed the importance of being self-aware in order to control our behaviour in various situations.

The session was interactive and staff participated in the discussions and group activities that helped them introspect about the conflict strategies they employ.

The session ended on a note of thanks.

The programme began with a short prayer service followed by skit and dances by the students highlighting the virtues of St. Claudine Thevenet. The Sisters were felicitated during the program. The celebrations continued with a get-together of Sisters and the staff, beginning with the cutting of the cake. This was followed by special games for the Sisters and the staff. The staff presented the Sisters with gifts as a token of love and appreciation.The staff greeted all the sisters present with immense love and gratitude for their dedicated and selfless service. The celebrations ended with a relishing and a sumptuous lunch.

The 73rd Republic day celebration was conducted on Jan 26th, 2022 with a great patriotic vigour. Flag hoisting was conducted at 8.00 am where few teaching & supporting staff were present. Sr. Rosemary, head of the Premdan community Kharghar was the chief guest for the day.

Virtual Celebration was conducted at 9.30am for students from class 3-12.The theme for the programme being ‘let freedom not perish in your hands’.

The programme was performed by class 11 students which showcased prayer service for the country and its citizens, scripture reading, dances, speeches etc. highlighting the importance of the day.

The programme ended with a note to mark a difference this Republic day by abiding one’s rights & duties.

Kindly note the change in date:

The students of STD XII (2018-2019) BATCH are requested to collect their PASSING CERTIFICATES from the school office between 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. from Friday, 10th January 2020 onwards.

Thanks,

CJM SCHOOL.

KIND ATTN.: STD X (2018-19) BATCH

This is to inform you that Junior College Admission Booklet will be available from tomorrow-Friday, 31/05/2019 onwards in the school office between 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. You are requested to collect the booklet at the earliest on a payment of Rs. 250/- from the school office and fill the admission form.

Thanks.

The programme began with a meaningful prayer service in Marathi to commemorate the  feast of  St. Joseph-the worker. This was followed by a musical skit, which highlighted the significance of the day and celebrated the festivals and traditions of Maharashtra.

The programme concluded with an inspiring message by Sr. Simlifer to be always proud of our state and of being a Maharashtrian and to keep alive the traditions no matter which state or country one might later go to. Sister also spoke about the importance of LABOUR DAY and thanked all the helpers and the staff for their dedicated service to the school.