The Feast of St. Ignatius  was celebrated by the primary in our school auditorium on 30th July 2026. A special assembly was organized to honour and  remember the life and teachings of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus.

 We began with a prayer service seeking God’s blessings. Students enacted a skit depicting key moments in the life of St. Ignatius, especially his conversion after being injured at Pamplona.

The assembly concluded with the energetic Ignatian March by the students, spreading the spirit of "Magis" - doing more for God and others.

The assembly was inspiring and helped students learn about the values of faith, service, and leadership shown by St. Ignatius.

 Students of Std I and II enthusiastically participated in a colouring activity based on a picture of St. Ignatius. The activity encouraged creativity while helping the young learners become familiar with the saint and his contribution to education and society.

 Students of Std III and IV took part in an engaging crossword puzzle on the life of St. Ignatius and reflected on various Ignatian values such as love, respect, service, compassion, gratitude, honesty, and excellence. Through this activity, the students gained a deeper understanding of the principles that guide their daily lives.

The activities were conducted successfully and witnessed active participation from all the students. 

Thank you

Ms. Greenal / Ms. Yvonne