UKG Graduation Day - St Anthony's Church School
The UKG graduation was held on 7th March 2025, Saturday, at 9 AM in the school auditorium. Miss Sheila Emmanuel graced the occasion as chief guest, conducting a seminar for KG parents on "Parenting the Digital Generation". She highlighted guiding children wisely in the digital era, sharing practical tips and strategies. The event was attended by the Principal, assistant principal, school manager, parents, teachers, and students. A beautiful prayer dance by students added to the celebration. UKG students received graduation certificates, beaming with pride. The program concluded with joyful moments, distributing snacks and photographs to parents and students. It marked a special milestone in the young graduates' academic journey, creating lasting memories for all.

Validatory Celebration - St Anthony's Church School
The Validatory celebration was held on 7th March 2026, Saturday, from 2 PM to 4 PM, marking a memorable farewell for 10th standard students. The program was graced by the principal, assistant principal, and staff members. 9th standard students hosted the event, showcasing their leadership skills and welcoming 10th standard students warmly. The program featured an invocation dance, a thought-provoking skit on friendship and memories, and lively dance performances, adding joy and nostalgia to the celebration. Dignitaries distributed mementos and class photographs to students as a token of remembrance. The principal shared inspiring words, encouraging students to strive for excellence. The event concluded with snacks and refreshments, students mingling and cherishing memories. The Validatory celebration was a fitting tribute to the outgoing batch, creating lasting memories for students and staff alike.

The Principal's Birthday - St Anthony's Church School
The principal of Saint Anthony Church School, Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal was celebrated on 4th March 2026, during a special assembly. Fr. Michael, Fr. Anthony Raj, and staff organized the event, making it a joyful and memorable occasion. Students and teachers shared heartfelt wishes and prayers for Fr. Richard's good health, happiness, and continued success in leading the school. He was honored with a token of love and appreciation for his dedication and guidance. The celebration was filled with warmth, laughter, and sweet treats. Sweets were distributed to students, spreading joy and making the day special for everyone. The event strengthened the school's sense of community and gratitude.

Science Exhibition 2026 - St Anthony's Church School
The school science exhibition was held on 3rd March 2026 in the auditorium, showcasing students' scientific creativity and innovation. Fr. Charles Furtado, Secretary of Capuchin Education Board, inaugurated the event, accompanied by the principal, assistant principal, and staff. Students displayed a range of projects, including working models on renewable energy, environmental conservation, and cutting-edge technology like AI and robotics. The exhibits demonstrated students' understanding of complex concepts and their ability to apply them practically. The dignitaries visited each section, engaging with students and appreciating their efforts. They praised the creativity, knowledge, and hard work reflected in the models, congratulating teachers for guiding students and making the exhibition a success. The event sparked interest in science and technology among students, encouraging them to explore and innovate further.

Local Administrative Body Meeting - St Anthony's Church School
Rev. Fr. Charles Furtado, Secretary of Capuchin Education Board, visited St. Anthony's Church school on 3rd March 2026, inaugurating the science exhibition and attending the local body administrative meeting. The day began with a disciplined morning assembly, showcasing students' talents through skits, songs, and speeches, followed by a warm welcome from the principal and staff. Fr. Charles shared an inspiring story, encouraging students, especially 10th standarders, to prepare well for their board exams. He stressed the importance of leveraging school resources and facilities to achieve academic excellence, emphasizing critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. His interaction with staff was productive, discussing strategies to enhance teaching methods, student support, and innovative learning approaches. The science exhibition was a highlight, featuring projects like 'Eco-Friendly Solutions' and 'Robotics Innovations', showcasing students' creativity and scientific temper. Fr. Charles praised the efforts, encouraging students to push boundaries. His visit included a thorough tour of the school, interacting with students and staff, and offering valuable feedback. The visit was a motivating experience, inspiring staff and students to strive for excellence.

Celebrating Rev. Fr. Anthony Raj, the Manager of the school - St Anthony's Church School
The school community came together to celebrate Rev. Fr. Anthony Raj's birthday is on 13th February. A special assembly marked the occasion, showering of flowers through a procession, featuring a cake-cutting ceremony and gift presentation. The principal, vice-principal, and in-charge teachers honored Father Anthony Raj, expressing their appreciation for his visionary leadership and dedication to the school's growth. In his address, he inspired students to believe in themselves, work hard, and strive for excellence, making their school and parents proud. "Your dedication today will shape a brighter and successful tomorrow," he said, encouraging students to stay focused and motivated. The celebration was a heartwarming tribute to a remarkable leader!

National Deworming Day - St Anthony's Church School
The Government of India's National Deworming Day initiative is a vital step towards protecting children's health. Students from Class 1 to 10 are given free medication in schools, covering ages 5-19 years. The albendazole tablet is safe and effective in killing parasitic worms that can cause anemia, weakness, and poor growth. Teachers and health workers assist students in taking the tablet, ensuring widespread coverage. This initiative promotes overall health and well-being, helping children stay healthy, focused, and thrive in their studies. Regular deworming can also improve cognitive development and school attendance, making it a crucial investment in India's future generations. By controlling worm infections, we can empower children to reach their full potential.

Student Development Program - St Anthony's Church School
A session on "Score High Marks to Choose Your Career" was organised for 10th standard students at St. Anthony Church School, conducted by Dr Anthony Joseph. He shed light on the significance of exams in shaping one's future, emphasizing how good academic performance unlocks doors to prestigious higher education institutions and lucrative career opportunities. Dr Joseph highlighted that scoring well isn't just about marks, but about gaining a competitive edge in today's fast-paced world. Dr Joseph guided students on crafting a winning strategy - consistent effort, proper planning, and goal-setting can significantly improve results. He stressed on the importance of discipline, effective time management, and regular revision, sharing real-life examples of successful individuals who aced their exams and achieved greatness. His words of wisdom and motivational advice inspired students to set clear goals and work towards achieving them with dedication and perseverance. The session was interactive, with students engaging in Q&A and sharing their aspirations. Overall, it was a resounding success, leaving students informed, motivated, and equipped with the right mindset to excel in their academics and beyond.

Staff Picnic to Shilandra - St Anthony's Church School
St. Anthony Church School's one-day staff picnic to Shilandra on 26th January was a fantastic way to unwind after the Republic Day celebrations! Teachers set off on the journey with enthusiasm and a spirit of togetherness, and their excitement was palpable. The Shilandra resort, with its breathtaking stone architecture intricately carved into natural rock, was a true marvel. The serene atmosphere worked its magic, providing a refreshing break from routine responsibilities. Teachers reveled in the natural surroundings, enjoying a mix of dry and water games. Laughter and cheers echoed as they participated in fun activities, letting loose and recharging their batteries. The trip was more than just fun and games it fostered relaxation, mental rejuvenation, and strengthened professional bonds. Informal interactions and shared experiences brought the staff closer, creating lasting memories. Overall, the trip to Shilandra was a rewarding, enriching, and memorable experience for all teachers!

Republic Day Celebration - St Anthony's Church School
St. Anthony Church School's Republic Day celebration on 26th January 2026 was truly inspiring! The national flag was proudly unfolded by Father Lourdswami and Father Michael, setting the tone for a patriotic morning. The program began with soul-stirring patriotic songs and a heartfelt salutation to the national flag, filling hearts with pride. Mr Marigangiah delivered a powerful speech, highlighting the significance of Republic Day and igniting a sense of patriotism and unity among students and staff. The celebration effectively instilled a deeper understanding of India's constitution and the importance of national pride. Post-celebration, students gained valuable insights into patriotism and the constitution, making the event both memorable and educational.

Protection of wild life - St Anthony's Church School
A session on protecting wildlife was organised for higher primary students at St. Anthony Church School on 17th January 2026 in the school auditorium. Mr Praveen from People for Animals Wildlife Hospital was the resource person. He highlighted the importance of protecting wildlife and domestic animals, explaining how human activities impact their habitats and what students can do to help. The session was highly interactive, with students listening actively and participating eagerly. Mr Praveen guided them on caring for pets - providing proper food, shelter, and medical care. He also shared information about animal rescue centres and wildlife hospitals where injured or abandoned animals can be taken for help. The session effectively created awareness among students about their responsibility towards wild animals and the importance of kindness towards all creatures. Overall, it was informative, meaningful, and beneficial for the students.

Christmas Celebration  - St Anthony's Church School
The Christmas celebration was held in the school on 23rd December 2025 in a joyful and festive atmosphere. The program commenced at 9:15AM in the school grounds with a soulful prayer seeking God's blessings, setting the tone for a heartwarming morning. Distinguished guests Fr. Richard Kadiwal, Fr. Anil Dcosta the Chief guest of the day, Fr. Anthony Raj, Fr. Michael, Fr. Lourdswami, and Miss Sagai Mary graced the function, adding to the festive cheer. Teachers presented the melodious carols in Kannada and English, their harmonious voices adding charm to the celebration. Fr. Anil DCosta was honoured by all dignitaries, a testament to his dedication. Students beautifully performed cultural activities, showcasing their talents, and Fr. Richard Kadiwal played piano for a song, his musical prowess highly appreciated by all. The program concluded at 11:30 AM with cake distribution, sweet treats bringing smiles to all faces. Teachers gathered at 1 PM for a sumptuous lunch and gift exchange, cherishing the spirit of giving. Previously, On 22nd December, teachers visited neighbors, sharing warm Christmas wishes and cakes, spreading joy and kindness.

Yellow Day Celebration : KG Section - St Anthony's Church School
On 20 December 2025, the nursery wing lit up the campus with a joyful Yellow Day. Tiny tots strutted in bright, sunny yellow outfits, turning the school grounds into a burst of cheerful sunshine and positive vibes. The little creators went wild with crafty cut‑outs mangoes, pineapples, sunflowers, you name it adding extra sparkle to the festivities. Using sturdy KG‑cardboard sheets, they sliced and shaped fruits, veggies, and flowers, mastering shapes and shades while proudly identifying the colour yellow in everything they saw. Interactive activities like matching yellow objects, color‑hunt games, and story‑time with a golden twist kept the energy high, boosting participation, creativity, and confidence in every tiny heart. The celebration was a colourful, unforgettable learning adventure, leaving smiles and giggles all around. A huge thank‑you to the supportive parents whose enthusiastic dressing‑up made the day truly shine!

Parent‑Teacher Meeting 13 December - St Anthony's Church School
On 13 December, the school ground buzzed with energy as the Parent‑Teacher Meeting for Nursery to Grade 10 kicked off from 9 AM to 1 PM. Parents flooded in in large, enthusiastic numbers, filling the space with cheerful chatter and eager faces. Teachers sat down one‑on‑one, diving into detailed discussions about each child s academic progress, behaviour insights, and holistic development, while parents openly shared their views and cleared doubts with confidence. The agenda sparkled with important guidelines and future plans, painting a clear roadmap for upcoming terms. This open dialogue sparked a stronger bond between families and faculty, turning the meet into a true partnership for student success. All in all, the meeting wrapped up smoothly and successfully, leaving smiles, applause, and a shared sense of optimism.

Student Development Program - 11 Dec 2025 - St Anthony's Church School
On 11 December 2025, the Kala Sagara Kannada Club ignited the school auditorium with a burst of colour and rhythm, turning language learning into pure, contagious fun. The session stretched for one and a half thrilling hours, buzzing with interactive energy as the drama troupe brought Kannada lessons, grammar nuggets, and cultural snippets to life through lively role‑play, witty dramatization, and spontaneous skits making even the trickiest concepts feel like a laugh‑filled adventure. Students dove right in, hands waving, voices echoing, actively participating, snapping up fresh vocab, and giggling through every performance an innovative approach that let language skills click with genuine curiosity and confidence. The principal thoughtfully orchestrated this program to keep learning simple, joyful, and unforgettable, while the assistant principal and the entire teaching staff cheered, calling it both educational and wildly entertaining. Overall, it was a memorable, enrich‑rich experience that proved learning can be as exciting as a show leaving smiles, applause, and a newfound love for Kannada in every heart!

Sports Day - St Anthony's Church School
On 28 November the school burst into a vibrant Sports Day celebration, buzzing with excitement from start to finish . The final matches crackled with energy as students sprinted, jumped, and cheered with unstoppable team spirit , turning the field into a kaleidoscope of colors and roars. Winners were proudly handed gleaming trophies and certificates, their hard‑earned achievements echoing through the crowd. Leading the charge, Father Richard Kadiwal (Headmaster), Father Michael (Assistant Headmaster), and Father Ludswami, along with the dedicated teachers, pumped up the atmosphere, showering encouragement and applause during the prize distribution . Their presence not only motivated every participant but also added a heartfelt, spiritual touch to the festivities. The day brilliantly showcased athletic talent, nurtured a healthy competitive spirit, and forged unforgettable memories for the entire school community truly a joyful, unforgettable celebration!

Educational Tour for High School : A Thrilling Two-Day Odyssey - St Anthony's Church School
Saint Anthony Church School's high school adventurers set out on a heart-stopping journey from December 3rd to 5th, and it was EPIC! With the Principal, Fr. Richard, Fr. Michael, Fr. Ludswami, and a squad of awesome teachers, safety and excitement were a given! Their quest took them to spiritual sanctuaries like Saint Aloysius Church, beautiful beaches, the wild zoo, the mystical Saint Mary's Island, and museums brimming with tales! Each pitstop was a masterclass in wonder, laughter, and 'I didn't know that!' moments! Nature's marvels, history's secrets, and new pals - check, check, and check! The trip was a recipe for unforgettable memories, tighter friendships, and a dash of wanderlust! Kudos to the organizers for crafting a joyride of fun and learning!

Fun World's Fantastical Escapade - St Anthony s Church School
Saint Anthony Church School, Bengaluru, unleashed a day of unadulterated joy at Fun World! The excitement was palpable as students embarked on a thrilling adventure, accompanied by their caring teachers, who ensured every smile stayed bright! The playground was alive with laughter! Kids conquered adrenaline-pumping rides, splashed around in water games, and busted moves in age-fit challenges! Snack time and lunch turned into giggly social feasts, adding to the magic! This whirlwind day crafted memories, sparked friendships, and refreshed young hearts! A massive shoutout to the organizers for this dreamy break from routine.

Empowering Futures: Women Safety Seminar - St Anthony s Church School
Chandra Layout Police Station's impactful seminar on women safety lit up our school hall on December 1st, 2025! Targeted at 9th and 10th graders, the session was a masterclass in staying safe and savvy. Resource officers dropped knowledge on being aware, alert, and responsive the ultimate safety trifecta! The star of the show? The SOS feature! Students got the lowdown on sending emergency alerts to trusted contacts and the police, and learned how to activate it on their phones a potential lifesaver in seconds! From travel tips to social media smarts and stranger danger strategies, the officers covered it all. The result? Confident, empowered students ready to own their safety! Huge thanks to Chandra Layout Police for this game-changing session. Our students are now equipped with the know-how to stay safe and thrive!

St. Anthony's Church School Shines with Pratibha Karanji 2025-26
St. Anthony's Church School hosted the vibrant Pratibha Karanji 2025-26 on November 21st, 2025, bringing together nearly 25 schools from the Attiguppe cluster! 🎉 The event was a spectacular showcase of talent, with students from various schools exhibiting their skills across multiple events. A big thank you to the dedicated school staff and Attiguppe CRP who worked tirelessly to create a seamless experience. The well-organized setup impressed visiting teachers, who praised the school management for their efforts. The event was graced by dignitaries like the Block Education Officer, CRP from South-2, principals, and judges, who were thrilled to be part of the celebration. The efficient distribution of events and thoughtful arrangements, including refreshments and lunch, ensured everything ran smoothly. The day concluded on a high note with the prize distribution ceremony, leaving everyone beaming with joy! Kudos to St. Anthony's Church School for making Pratibha Karanji 2025-26 a grand success!

National Level Drawing Competition 2025-26 - St Anthony s Church School
Pragathipara Seva Samsthe's National Level Drawing Competition, held on November 15th in our school labs, was a vibrant celebration of young talent! Students poured their hearts onto the canvas, showcasing their creativity and flair with colors. The event was a resounding success, with several students achieving remarkable recognition for their outstanding artwork. A huge shout out to miss Navyashri Hegde, whose exceptional coordination earned her the prestigious Kalan Ratna Teacher Award! Certificates were proudly distributed to the budding artists during the school assembly, applauding their creativity and hard work. Kudos to all participants and winners!

Children's Day Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
November 14th, 2025, was a day of joy and excitement as our school celebrated Children's Day in the school grounds. The program began at 8:30 AM with a melodious choir performance by the teachers, setting a festive tone for the day. The celebration was graced by esteemed guests, including Reverend Father Richard Kadiwal, Reverend Father Anthony Raj, Reverend Father Lourdswami, Reverend Father Michael, and Mrs. Sagaya Mary, the Aided Section Mistress. The event featured delightful performances by the teaching and office staff from each section, showcasing their dancing and singing talents. Mrs. Sagaya Mary highlighted the significance of the day, emphasizing Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's love and vision for children. Reverend Father Michael kept the event lively as the Master of Ceremony, while Reverend Father Anthony Raj delivered an inspiring speech, appreciating the students' talents and innocence. Outstanding students and toppers of SSLC students of 2024-25 batch were honored by the dignitaries, and the in-charge teachers honoured the SPL and ASPL of the academic year 2025-26.

Karnataka Rajyaotsava Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
November 1st marked a vibrant celebration of Karnataka Rajyaotsava in our school grounds. The program commenced at 8:30 AM with the dignified flag hoisting ceremony, followed by the soulful rendition of "Kannada Nada Geeta". The event was honored by the presence of esteemed guests, including Rev. Fr. William, Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, Rev. Fr. Anthony Raj, and Mrs. Sagaya Mary, Headmistress of the Aided section. The students showcased their talents through cultural performances, including captivating dances and melodious songs that highlighted the rich heritage of Karnataka. Rev.. Fr. William delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of preserving our language and culture. Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal praised the students and teachers for their exceptional efforts in organizing the event. In a grand display of patriotism and unity, our high school students participated in the Karnataka Rajyaotsava March Past at Sri Kantirawa Stadium, representing our school with pride and enthusiasm. Their disciplined march and proud demeanor embodied the spirit of unity and cultural identity.

National Unity Day Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
On October 31st, 2025, our school grounds came alive with patriotic fervor as we celebrated National Unity Day. The program commenced at 8:45 AM, with a brief introduction highlighting the significance of this day. Students eloquently spoke about the invaluable contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India, and his pivotal role in shaping our nation's unity. The event emphasized the importance of unity and integrity among all Indians, inspiring everyone to work together towards the nation's progress. The celebration was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees. It reinforced the values of unity, integrity, and collective growth, motivating us to strive for a stronger, more united India.

LAB Meeting - St Anthony s Church School
The local body administration session, held on October 24, 2025, was a grand success, thanks to the inspiring presence of the Education Board Secretary and councilor of HTP, Rev. Fr. Charles Furtado. The event commenced with a warm welcome ceremony, where students showered the esteemed guests with flowers, setting a tone of respect and enthusiasm. In his welcome address, Principal Fr. Richard Kadiwal delivered inspiring and motivating words, setting the stage for a productive session. The Education Board Secretary addressed the gathering, offering valuable guidance and encouragement to both students and staff. The dignitaries were felicitated with tokens of respect, symbolizing the institution's appreciation for their presence. The session was followed by a special staff meeting in the auditorium, where the Secretary engaged with teachers in a meaningful discussion. The dignitaries also observed classroom teaching demonstrations, gaining valuable insights into the teaching methods employed by the faculty. The program concluded with heartfelt appreciation for the guests and blessings for the institution, leaving a lasting impact on all present.

Exam Preparation and a Careen Guidance Session - St Anthony s Church School
ASC Institutions organized a career guidance program specifically for tenth-grade students. The session was led by the esteemed guest speaker, Mr. Kiran, an experienced counselor and motivational speaker. Mr. Kiran shared practical tips on managing stress and maintaining calmness and confidence during examinations. He emphasized the importance of approaching exams with a positive attitude and provided effective study techniques to stay focused and organized. The program encouraged students to believe in themselves, manage their time wisely, and develop a growth mindset. The students were highly engaged, listening intently and interacting enthusiastically with Mr. Kiran. The session was both motivational and informative, offering valuable insights to aid in their exam preparation. Overall, it was an inspiring and educational experience for all the students, equipping them with the tools they need to succeed.

Pastoral Visitation of the Provincial - St Anthony s Church School
On Monday, October 13, our school had the honor of hosting a pastoral visitation by the Provincial Minister and President of the Society Rev. Fr. Robin Victor Dsouza. The day began with a warm welcome ceremony, where students showered the guests with flowers as they marched towards the stage, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere. The Scouts and Guides played a special role in the welcoming process, showcasing their discipline and enthusiasm. The stage was decorated with the president, Rev. Father Robin, the manager, Fr. Anthony Raj, the Principal Fr. Richard Kadiwal, Fr. Michael, Fr. Lourdswami, and Miss Rosy Sagaya Mary, the Headmistress. Principal Fr. Richard Kadiwal welcomed the dignitaries with inspiring words, setting the tone for the day's events. The President of the Society addressed the gathering, delivering a motivational message that left a lasting impact on everyone present. He encouraged the students to make use of the best educational opportunity which is provided in the school and fly towards excellence with the best result possible. The in-charge teachers honored the guests with tokens of respect and gratitude, further adding to the sense of reverence and appreciation. The atmosphere was filled with joy and solemnity as the school community came together to celebrate this special occasion. Following the ceremony, the teachers gathered in the auditorium for a special staff meeting with the President of the Society. The meeting was interactive and inspiring, providing an opportunity for meaningful discussions and reflections. The program concluded with words of appreciation and blessings from all the dignitaries, leaving everyone feeling uplifted and motivated.

Gandhi Jayanthi Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
Our school celebrated Gandhi Jayanti with great enthusiasm and respect on September 25, 2025. The program began with a serene prayer and the offering of flowers to Mahatma Gandhi's portrait, setting a reflective tone for the occasion. Students delivered inspiring speeches that highlighted Gandhi's life, his unwavering commitment to truth, and his advocacy for non-violence. Our principal further elaborated on the significance of embracing Gandhi's values in our daily lives, emphasizing how his principles of simplicity, compassion, and perseverance continue to guide us. The principal also paid tribute to Gandhi's pivotal role in India's freedom struggle, acknowledging his contributions as a leader who inspired millions. The celebration served as a powerful reminder of the importance of walking on the path of peace and honesty, values that Gandhi embodied throughout his life. By honoring his legacy, the students were encouraged to become agents of positive change in their communities, carrying forward the ideals of the Father of the Nation. The event left a lasting impact, inspiring the students to reflect on their actions and their role in building a better world.

Teacher's Day Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
Teacher's Day was celebrated on September 4, 2025, in our school grounds with immense joy and respect. The day began with students warmly welcoming their beloved teachers with showers of flowers, handmade greeting cards, and roses as tokens of love and appreciation. Each teacher was touched by the thoughtful gestures, which highlighted the strong bond between the students and educators. The event featured a series of heartfelt performances, including melodious songs, energetic dances, and thought-provoking skits, all of which showcased the students' deep gratitude towards their teachers. The atmosphere was filled with happiness, respect, and admiration as students expressed their appreciation for the tireless efforts of their mentors. In a touching speech, our Principal, Fr. Richard Kadiwal, expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the teachers, acknowledging their dedication, hard work, and commitment to shaping the young minds. His words were a testament to the crucial role teachers play in the lives of their students, and the occasion became even more special with his presence. The celebration concluded with cheers and cherished moments, highlighting the strong bond between teachers and students. A special lunch and token of appreciation followed, further solidifying the bond between the teachers and the school community. The day was a beautiful reminder of the impact teachers have on their students' lives and the importance of expressing gratitude towards them. The memories created on this day will surely be etched in the hearts of both teachers and students for a long time.

Hygiene and Cleanliness awareness program  - St Anthony s Church School
The Hygiene and Cleanliness Awareness Program, held on September 30, 2025, for the Lower Primary Section, was an engaging and informative event that successfully instilled valuable lessons in the young minds. The program, conducted by enthusiastic representatives from Cartoon Network, called as Titans of Tomorrow, began with an entertaining introduction that quickly grabbed the students' attention. Through a series of fun-filled activities, interactive games, and demonstrations, the students learned about the significance of personal hygiene and cleanliness in their daily lives. The Cartoon Network characters added a lively touch to the session, making the learning experience both enjoyable and memorable. The students actively participated in the various activities, enthusiastically answering questions and demonstrating their newfound knowledge. The session concluded with the distribution of certificates and gifts, which left the students beaming with joy and motivation. Overall, the program was a resounding success, providing a fun-filled and enriching experience that will have a lasting impact on the students' lives.

Scarp Day - A Scouts and Guides Event - St Anthony s Church School
The World Scout Day celebration was a resounding success, with the scouts and guides of the school enthusiastically participating in activities that reflected the spirit of discipline and teamwork. The program was organized to highlight the significance of the Scarp, a symbol of identity, unity, and service that represents the values of the scouting movement. On this occasion, the students paid tribute to Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scouts and Guides Movement, and his vision of molding responsible citizens. By proudly wearing their Scarps, the participants demonstrated their commitment to the ideals of scouting and guiding, which emphasize the importance of community service, teamwork, and personal growth. The celebration was both meaningful and inspiring, reminding everyone of the noble ideals of scouting and guiding. The event provided a valuable opportunity for the students to reflect on the values of scouting and guiding, and to recommit themselves to the principles of service, unity, and responsibility. The World Scout Day celebration was a testament to the enduring spirit of scouting and guiding, and its potential to shape young minds and inspire positive change.

Rangoli Competition - High School - St Anthony s Church School
The Rangoli competition sounds like a vibrant and creative event! The high school students showcased their artistic talents by designing colorful and attractive Rangoli patterns that reflected both traditional and modern themes. The competition was a great way to encourage students to express their creativity and add beauty to the school campus. The judges, Miss. Lata Mahesh and Miss. Suma must have had a challenging time evaluating the entries, given the vibrant patterns and designs created by the students. Their appreciation for the efforts and skills of the participants would have surely boosted the students' confidence and motivation. The event was indeed a wonderful platform for the students to display their artistic talents, and it's great to see them participating actively and making the event lively and memorable. Rangoli competitions like this one help preserve traditional art forms while encouraging innovation and creativity.

79th Independence Day Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
The 79th Independence Day celebration held in the school grounds was a grand success, with active participation from the high school students! The program began with a grand march past by the students, setting the tone for a patriotic and memorable event. The presence of distinguished dignitaries, including Chief Guest Shri Praveen Peter MLC candidate, Rev. Fr. Richard Kariwal the Principal, Rev. Fr. Anthony Raj, Rev. Fr. Michael, Rev. Fr Lutswami, and Mis. Rose Sagaya Mary, added gravitas to the occasion. The ceremony of hoisting the national flag was a highlight, with the dignitaries unfolding the tricolor with great honor and reverence. As the national anthem was sung, the patriotic spirit was palpable, and the sight of the fluttering tricolor inspired a sense of unity and belongingness among all present. The cultural program, featuring patriotic songs and dances, added vibrancy to the occasion, while the speeches delivered emphasized the sacrifices of freedom fighters and the responsibilities of citizens. The entire program created an atmosphere filled with respect, joy, and patriotism, making it a memorable celebration for both students and teachers. The seventy-ninth Independence Day celebration was a testament to the school's commitment to fostering patriotism and national pride among its students.

Vaccine drive for the school students - St Anthony s Church School
The government's free vaccination program for children is a commendable effort to protect them against preventable diseases and boost their immunity. By providing essential vaccines to children at various ages, the program aims to strengthen their immune system and ensure continued protection against serious illnesses. The vaccination program, held in the school ground from 10 AM to 3 PM, was a convenient and accessible way for children to receive their vaccinations. The government's initiative demonstrates its commitment to prioritizing the health and well-being of children, and ensuring that they have access to essential healthcare services. By vaccinating children against preventable diseases, the program helps to prevent outbreaks and protect not only the individual child but also the community at large. The government's efforts to provide free vaccinations are a vital step towards promoting public health and ensuring that all children have an equal opportunity to grow and thrive.

Note book Distribution for the Education of the Poor - St Anthony s Church School
The notebook distribution program, organized by former Corporator of AttiguppeShri Doddana, was a heartwarming gesture that showcased his commitment to supporting education and the well-being of young learners. On the occasion of his late son's birthday, Shri Doddana chose to honor his memory in a meaningful way, bringing joy and resources to students in need. The event was held with the intention of encouraging education and motivating students to pursue their academic goals. By providing free notebooks, Shri Doddana helped alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by students, allowing them to focus on their studies. The students were overjoyed to receive the notebooks, which will undoubtedly aid them in their educational journey. Shri Doddana's initiative not only reflected his concern for the children's future but also demonstrated the impact that individuals can have on their communities. The program created an atmosphere of kindness, learning, and inspiration, highlighting the importance of community service and support for education. The teachers and staff appreciated Shri Doddana's thoughtful gesture, and the event will likely have a lasting impact on the students and the community.

Heath Check for Aided School - St Anthony s Church School
The health camp organized under the Rashtriya Bala Swasthya Karyakram initiative sounds like a commendable effort to prioritize the health and well-being of Kannada medium students! It's great to see a comprehensive health checkup program that includes general physical examination, eye and dental care, nutrition guidance, and screening for common illnesses. The team's dedication, comprising doctors Suvarna, Supritha, Jyoti, and Varma Varmalakshmi, must have made a significant impact on the students' health and awareness. Such programs are essential in promoting preventive care, hygiene, and early detection of health issues, ultimately contributing to the overall well-being of the students.

Fancy Dress Competition - Lower - St Anthony s Church School
The competition for the lower primary section, held in the auditorium from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM, was a resounding success, showcasing the creativity and enthusiasm of the young participants. With the theme "Freedom Fighters of India," the children came dressed as iconic leaders, bringing to life the stories of Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, Laxmi Bai, and others. Each participant confidently represented their chosen freedom fighter, reciting a few lines about their contributions to India's struggle for independence. The judges, Mss. Mary Ansita and Nancy, praised the children's creativity, effort, and patriotic spirit, acknowledging the hard work and dedication that went into preparing for the event. The program was a meaningful way to educate the children about India's rich history and cultural heritage, inspiring them to develop a sense of national pride and responsibility. By highlighting the sacrifices of national heroes, the event encouraged the students to imbibe the values of bravery, selflessness, and love for the nation, making it a truly memorable experience for all involved.

Fancy Dress Competition - Pre-Primary School - St Anthony s Church School
The fancy dress competition for nursery children, held in the school hall from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM, was a resounding success, showcasing the creativity and confidence of the young participants. With the theme "Freedom Fighters," the little ones came dressed as iconic leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose, and Rani Lakshmibai, bringing history to life in a fun and engaging way. Each child confidently spoke a few lines about their character, demonstrating their understanding of the significance of these freedom fighters in India's struggle for independence. The judges, Mss. Shraddha and Tejaswini, encouraged and appreciated the efforts of the students, providing valuable feedback and support. The event created a patriotic atmosphere, helping the children to learn about the sacrifices and contributions of India's freedom fighters. The competition was a colorful, lively, and educational experience for all, highlighting the importance of teaching children about national heroes and the value of freedom. Overall, the fancy dress competition was a fantastic way to introduce young children to India's rich history and cultural heritage.

Essay Writing Competition - Higher Primary School - St Anthony s Church School
The Essay writing competition for higher primary school students sounds like a fantastic way to encourage patriotism and writing skills! It's wonderful to see students expressing their knowledge and feelings about national festivals like Independence Day, Republic Day, Gandhi Jayanti and so on. The competition provided a platform for students to develop their writing skills, creativity, and imagination while highlighting the significance of these festivals in India's history. The judges, Misses Sunita Hegde and Amreen Banu, must have been impressed by the good ideas and respect for national values showcased by the participants. It's great to see educational programs like this that promote meaningful learning experiences and encourage students to understand the importance of celebrating national festivals. The event was indeed a success in fostering patriotism and creativity among the young participants!

Memory Competition - Pre-Primary - St Anthony s Church School
The memory game competition for nursery children sounds like an absolute delight! 🎉 It's wonderful to see little ones showcasing their sharp memory skills and participating with such excitement and enthusiasm. The event's focus on building confidence and concentration is truly beneficial for their cognitive development. The judges, Misses Siddiqui Banu and Mary Sheela, played a crucial role in encouraging the children warmly, making the experience even more enjoyable for them. The competition's fun and lively atmosphere must have made learning feel like a breeze! It's great to see educational activities like this that make learning and playing go hand-in-hand. The event was indeed a joyful experience for all involved, and it's fantastic that the school is providing opportunities for young children to develop their skills in a playful and engaging way!

Pebble Painting Competition for High School - St Anthony s Church School
The pebble painting competition, held in the school auditorium from 10 AM to 11 AM, was a resounding success, showcasing the artistic talents of the high school students. With enthusiasm and dedication, the participants transformed simple pebbles into colorful works of art, incorporating various designs, including nature themes, abstract patterns, and meaningful symbols. The activity promoted creativity, concentration, and attention to detail, allowing students to express themselves through art. The judges, Misses Arogya Mary and Apoorva, carefully evaluated the entries based on originality, neatness, and overall presentation, providing valuable feedback to the students. The event created an engaging and supportive environment, encouraging students to explore their artistic potential and showcase their unique perspectives. Overall, the pebble painting competition was a well-organized and enjoyable event that highlighted the students' creativity and imagination, demonstrating the school's commitment to fostering artistic talent and self-expression.

Clay modelling for High School - St Anthony s Church School
The clay modeling competition, held in the vibrant school auditorium on August 1, 2025, was a resounding success, showcasing the boundless creativity and artistic talents of the students. As the clock struck 9 AM, the auditorium transformed into a bustling hub of imagination, with students eagerly participating and bringing their innovative ideas to life through colorful and intricate clay creations. The event provided a platform for students to unleash their artistic potential, fostering creativity, fine motor skills, and meticulous attention to detail. The diverse themes, ranging from majestic animals and serene nature scenes to vibrant daily life scenarios, allowed students to express their unique perspectives, with each model serving as a testament to its creator's imagination and skill. As esteemed judges Mr. Daisy and Pushpalata navigated the auditorium, they were impressed by the originality and attention to detail in every piece, offering valuable feedback and encouragement to the young artists. Their appreciation for the students' hard work and dedication was palpable, further motivating the participants to hone their craft. The atmosphere in the auditorium was electric, filled with the excitement of creation, the joy of discovery, and the spirit of collaboration. Students were completely absorbed in their work, experimenting with different textures, colors, and forms to bring their visions to life. The event was not just about competition; it was about learning, sharing, and growing through artistic expression, providing a unique opportunity for students to develop their skills and build confidence in their creative abilities. Overall, the clay modeling competition was a masterful blend of fun, learning, and creativity, leaving an indelible mark on all the participants and spectators. It was a shining testament to the school's unwavering commitment to nurturing the artistic talents of its students and providing them with opportunities to flourish and shine. The event's success was a reflection of the students' passion, dedication, and creativity, and it will undoubtedly inspire future generations of artists, innovators, and creatives.

Minutes of the Lower Primary Section Speech Competition - St Anthony s Church School
The Lower Primary Section Speech Competition was successfully conducted in the school auditorium. The event brought together young participants who showcased their confidence and speaking skills on a variety of engaging topics. With the primary objective of encouraging public speaking at an early age and fostering self-expression among students, the competition proved to be an enriching experience for all involved. Miss Rashmi and Miss Lata Mahesh, esteemed judges for the event, brought their valuable insights and experience, providing participants with constructive feedback that highlighted their clarity, expression, and enthusiasm. Throughout the competition, all the students demonstrated remarkable confidence and thorough preparation, impressing both the judges and the audience. The supportive atmosphere was further enhanced by the teachers and peers, who cheered and encouraged every participant, creating a positive and motivating environment. The judges' feedback was particularly noteworthy, as it not only acknowledged the students' efforts but also inspired them to continue developing their public speaking skills. The event concluded on a high note, having successfully achieved its objective of promoting public speaking and self-expression among the young participants. The competition served as a platform for students to hone their communication skills, build confidence, and learn from one another. Overall, the Lower Primary Section Speech Competition was a resounding success, and its impact is expected to be felt in the students' future academic and personal endeavors.

Open Day - FA 1 Progress Report Distribution - St Anthony s Church School
The Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) conducted by Saint Anthony Church School on July 26, 2025, was a resounding success, providing a valuable opportunity for parents to interact with teachers and discuss their children's academic progress and overall development. The meeting, which catered to students from Pre-Nursery to 10th standard, was held in the school grounds from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. During the meeting, teachers shared feedback on students' performance, behavior, and areas of improvement, enabling parents to gain a comprehensive understanding of their child's strengths and weaknesses. The parents actively participated in the discussions, appreciating the school's efforts in nurturing their children and expressing their gratitude for the teachers' dedication and hard work. The PTM helped strengthen the partnership between parents and teachers, fostering a collaborative approach to support the students' growth and development. The open and supportive environment encouraged honest communication, allowing parents and teachers to work together to address challenges and capitalize on opportunities. Overall, the PTM was a productive and well-received event, demonstrating the school's commitment to building strong relationships with parents and working together to provide the best possible education for their children.

Hand Writing Competition - Higher Primary School - St Anthony s Church School
The Higher Primary Handwriting Competition was a valuable exercise in discipline and self-expression, showcasing the students' neatness, consistency, and writing skills. Held from 9:00 AM to 9:50 AM in their respective classrooms, the competition encouraged good handwriting habits and attention to detail among the children. The students participated enthusiastically, putting in their best effort to demonstrate clarity and presentation in their handwriting. Each student's work reflected their dedication and hard work, with Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, the Principal, judging the competition and appreciating the students' handwriting skills.
Key Highlights:
- Good Handwriting Habits: The competition aimed to encourage good handwriting habits and attention to detail among the children.
- Student Participation: The students participated enthusiastically, showcasing their neatness, consistency, and writing skills.
- Principal's Feedback: Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal's encouraging words motivated the students to continue improving their handwriting.
The event was a meaningful exercise in discipline and self-expression through the written word, highlighting the importance of handwriting skills in academic and personal development. By emphasizing good handwriting habits, the school is helping students develop essential skills that will benefit them throughout their lives.

Shapes Competition - Pre-Primary activity - St Anthony s Church School
The Pre-Primary Saturday's activity, Shapes Competition, was a spectacular celebration of creativity and learning, bringing together the KG section students in a vibrant and engaging experience. With infectious enthusiasm, the young participants confidently identified and presented different shapes, using their creative drawings to demonstrate their knowledge. The event was meticulously designed to reinforce shape recognition in a fun and interactive way, making learning an enjoyable and immersive experience. As the children worked on their projects, the atmosphere was filled with the sound of giggles, chatter, and creative expression. The judges, Mrs. Suma R and Mrs. Pushparani, observed the participants with keen eyes, appreciating their creativity, enthusiasm, and confidence. Their feedback and encouragement added to the positive and supportive atmosphere, making the event a truly unforgettable experience for the children. The judges' comments and suggestions provided valuable insights, helping the young learners to further develop their skills and knowledge.

Clay modelling competition - Lower Primary School - St Anthony s Church School
The Lower Primary Saturday activity, Clay Modeling Competition, was a resounding success, showcasing the creativity and artistic talents of the young students. Held in the school hall from 10 AM to 12 PM, the event brought together enthusiastic participants who eagerly molded and shaped colorful clay into various objects. The competition was a vibrant display of imagination and creativity, with students crafting everything from animals and fruits to imaginative shapes and designs. Each model was a testament to the children's artistic skills and originality, reflecting their unique perspectives and talents. The event provided a wonderful platform for students to express themselves through hands-on learning, encouraging imagination, fine motor development, and creativity. The judges, Pushparani and Suma, evaluated the models with keen eyes, praising the students for their efforts and creativity. As the students proudly displayed their work, the atmosphere was electric, filled with enthusiasm and excitement. The competition was a fun-filled learning experience that not only showcased the students' artistic talents but also helped develop their critical thinking, problem-solving, and motor skills.

5E Lesson planning and Preparation of a well balanced Question paper - St Anthony s Church School
The workshop held on July 19th was a landmark event in the school's calendar, showcasing its commitment to fostering a culture of excellence in education. Conducted by the esteemed Dr. Anni Jaya Sheela, the session was meticulously designed to empower teachers with the skills and knowledge necessary to craft effective lesson plans and well-balanced question papers. The 5E instructional model, comprising Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate, was expertly woven into the fabric of the workshop. Dr. Anni Jaya Sheela's presentation was engaging, informative, and thought-provoking, enabling teachers to seamlessly integrate this model into their daily lesson plans. This innovative approach promises to enhance student engagement, encourage active participation, and ultimately, drive better learning outcomes. A significant highlight of the workshop was the emphasis on designing question papers that assess a range of cognitive abilities in students. By creating assessments that cater to diverse learning needs, teachers can gain a more comprehensive understanding of student knowledge and skills. This, in turn, enables educators to tailor their instruction to meet the unique requirements of each student, thereby promoting a more inclusive and effective learning environment. The workshop was a testament to the school's dedication to the professional development of its teaching staff. By providing opportunities for growth and skill enhancement, the school is ensuring that its educators remain at the forefront of innovative teaching practices. Special appreciation is due to Principal Rev. Father Richard Kadiwal for his unwavering support and encouragement in organizing such valuable training programs. The impact of the workshop was palpable, with teachers leaving the session feeling inspired, motivated, and equipped with new tools and strategies to enhance their teaching practices. As the school continues to prioritize teacher development and student learning, it is poised to achieve even greater heights of excellence in the years to come.

Parents Teachers Meeting for SSLC students - St Anthony s Church School
The Tenth Grade Parents Orientation Program, held on July 19, 2025, at the school auditorium, was a significant event that brought together parents, educators, and distinguished guests. The program commenced at 9:30 am and concluded at 12:30 pm, providing a comprehensive platform for discussion and interaction. The event was privileged to have esteemed guests, including Dr. Anthony Paul Raj, Principal of Sri Chaya Devi College of Education, Mysore, and Rev. Father Anthony Raj, Manager of Saint Anthony Church School, along with Rev. Father Richard Kadiwal, Principal of the school. Their presence added gravity and importance to the occasion, and their insights were invaluable in shaping the discussion. The session was thoughtfully designed to acknowledge the crucial role of parents in their children's education and development. The school's achievements, future goals, and plans were highlighted, providing parents with a clear understanding of the institution's vision and mission. The interaction between parents and teachers was meaningful, with a focus on academic goals and students' overall development. This exchange of ideas and concerns helped to foster a sense of community and cooperation. One of the highlights of the program was the inspirational message on parenting, education, and community. The speakers emphasized the importance of collaboration between parents and the school in nurturing students' growth and development. The message was both motivating and thought-provoking, leaving a lasting impact on the attendees.

Vegetable and Fruit Carving Competition - Pre-Primary section - St Anthony s Church School
The Vegetable and Fruit Carving Competition for the Pre-Primary section was a vibrant celebration of creativity and healthy eating, held on July 5, 2025. The event brought together nursery students, parents, and teachers in a fun and artistic experience. The young participants showcased their creativity by crafting beautiful arrangements from fresh fruits and vegetables, demonstrating their understanding of healthy eating habits. The competition was judged by Pushpalatha and Xavier Sir, who appreciated the uniqueness and presentation of each entry. The judges' feedback highlighted the children's imagination and skill, as well as the support and guidance provided by their parents. Speaking of parents, their active involvement was a special highlight of the event. Their time, ideas, and support played a major role in making the competition a success, adding warmth and meaning to the experience. The event was a memorable experience for the children, filled with learning and joy. It introduced them to the importance of healthy eating in a fun and engaging way, while encouraging creativity and self-expression. The Vegetable and Fruit Carving Competition was truly a colorful and inspiring day, showcasing the talents of the young participants and the strong bond between parents, teachers, and students.

Reading competition - Higher Primary Section - St Anthony s Church School
The Higher Primary Section Reading Competition, held on July 5, 2025, in the school hall, was a resounding success, showcasing the reading skills and confidence of students from Classes 5 to 7. The event, which took place from 10:30 AM to 12:15 PM, saw enthusiastic participation from students across all three classes, each eager to demonstrate their fluency, expression, and comprehension. As the participants read aloud selected passages, they displayed their pronunciation, clarity, and understanding of the text, impressing the judges with their talent and dedication. The competition aimed to promote a love for reading and improve language skills among students, and it certainly achieved its objectives. By providing a platform for students to read aloud and express themselves, the event helped build confidence in public speaking and fostered a sense of creativity and self-expression. The students' performances were evaluated by Misses Sunita R Hegde and Firdous Kauser, who carefully assessed their pronunciation, fluency, and comprehension, and provided constructive feedback to help them improve. The feedback provided by the judges was invaluable, as it helped the students identify areas for improvement and motivated them to continue honing their skills. The competition was a meaningful and engaging experience that fostered a love for reading and language among the students. By encouraging students to develop their reading skills and build confidence in public speaking, the event played a significant role in shaping their academic and personal growth. Overall, the Higher Primary Section Reading Competition was a huge success, and its impact will be felt for a long time to come.

Student Parliament - Cabinet meeting - St Anthony s Church School
The first cabinet meeting of the school parliament was a landmark event, marking a significant milestone in the student leaders' journey. The meeting brought together the School Parliament Leader (SPL), Assistant School Parliament Leader (ASPL), and the ministers, providing a platform for them to share their experiences, challenges, and initiatives. As they engaged in open dialogue, the students showcased their leadership skills and collaboration, discussing various points, including challenges faced, initiatives taken, and future plans for improving student welfare and school activities. The meeting was characterized by a sense of enthusiasm and dedication, with each minister contributing their unique perspective and ideas. Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, attentively listened to the points raised by the ministers, offering guidance and support wherever necessary. His assurance that their participation and actions would be taken based on the matters submitted, boosted the students' confidence and motivation, encouraging them to work tirelessly towards the betterment of the school community. The outcome of the meeting was truly commendable, as it promoted responsibility, critical thinking, and teamwork among the student body. The students left the meeting with a renewed sense of purpose, empowered to take on leadership roles and work collaboratively towards achieving their goals. The meeting marked a significant step towards fostering a sense of leadership and civic engagement among the students, and its impact is expected to be felt throughout the academic year. As the student leaders embark on their journey, they are poised to make a positive difference in the school community, and their efforts will undoubtedly be supported and guided by the school administration.

Pick and Speak Competition - High school - St Anthony s Church School
The Pick and Speech Competition, held on June 28th, 2025, in the school grounds, was a resounding success, providing a valuable platform for high school students to enhance their public speaking skills and boost their confidence in expressing thoughts spontaneously. The event, which commenced at 10:00 AM and concluded by 11:30 AM, saw enthusiastic participation from students across all high school grades. Each participant was given a topic on the spot, and after a brief moment to gather their ideas, they showcased their ability to think quickly, organize their thoughts, and present confidently before the audience. The speakers' confidence, clarity, and originality were truly impressive, demonstrating a remarkable level of skill and poise. Rev. Fr. Michael Abhilash, and Miss Amreen Banu, the esteemed judges, was impressed by the students' performances and offered encouraging feedback to help them improve further. His insightful comments and suggestions provided valuable guidance, enabling the students to refine their communication skills and become more effective public speakers. The competition not only helped students overcome stage fear but also instilled in them a sense of confidence and self-assurance, essential qualities for future leaders. By providing a platform for students to express themselves freely and creatively, the event fostered a sense of camaraderie and teamwork, promoting a positive and supportive learning environment. Overall, the Pick and Speech Competition was a beneficial experience for all participants, and its impact will undoubtedly be felt for a long time to come.

Environment Day Competition and Green Day - Pre-Primary  - St Anthony s Church School
The Environment Day Competition and Green Day Celebration, held on June 28th, was a resounding success, engaging the nursery section students in a fun and educational experience. The event aimed to raise awareness among young learners about the importance of protecting nature and living in harmony with the environment. To symbolize growth, freshness, and a clean planet, the children dressed in shades of green, adding a vibrant touch to the celebration. Through simple yet effective awareness tasks related to nature and greenery, the children learned valuable lessons about environmental conservation. The judges, Misses Tejaswini and Misses Sophia Preeti, were impressed by the creativity and enthusiasm displayed by the little ones, and their appreciation further boosted the children's confidence. The event was both educational and enjoyable, leaving a lasting impression on the children about the significance of caring for the environment. By instilling a sense of responsibility and appreciation for nature at a young age, the celebration laid the foundation for a lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship. Overall, the event was a wonderful way to introduce the importance of environmental conservation to our young learners.

Drawing competition - Primary Section - St Anthony s Church School
The Drawing and Colouring Competition, held on June 28th, was a resounding success, bringing together students from Classes 1 to 4 in a celebration of creativity and artistic talent. The event was thoughtfully organised to provide a platform for young learners to express their imagination and showcase their skills through colours and drawings. With great enthusiasm, each class participated in the competition, displaying a diverse array of colourful and imaginative artworks that truly reflected their unique perspectives. The students' artworks showcased their creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills, with each piece telling a story of its own. The competition was conducted in a smooth and well-organised manner, thanks to the tireless efforts of the class teachers and in-charge teachers, who ensured that every student had an opportunity to showcase their talents. Miss Vinodni and Miss Harshita, the judges for the event, carefully evaluated each artwork, assessing them based on creativity, presentation, and originality. Their expert eyes scanned the artworks, looking for those special qualities that set each piece apart. Witnessing these young minds bring their imaginative ideas to life was truly delightful, making the event an unforgettable experience for all involved. The competition not only provided a platform for students to express themselves creatively but also helped build their confidence and self-esteem. It was a wonderful display of talent, creativity, and enthusiasm, and the participants surely enjoyed the opportunity to showcase their skills. Overall, the Drawing and Colouring Competition was a huge success, and the students' artworks were a testament to their creativity and imagination.

Colouring competition - for Pre-primary - St Anthony s Church School
The Nursery section of our school recently had the pleasure of hosting a vibrant coloring competition on June 26th, specifically designed for our young Pre-Nursery, LKG, and UKG students. This engaging event was carefully crafted to nurture and encourage the creative imagination and artistic skills that are inherent in each of our little ones. By providing a platform for self-expression, the competition allowed our students to unleash their inner artists and showcase their unique talents. During the event, our students were given coloring sheets with a specific theme, which served as a catalyst for their creativity. Under the gentle guidance of their teachers, they were encouraged to color within the given framework, allowing them to explore their artistic side while developing their fine motor skills. The competition took place during regular school hours in their respective classrooms, creating a comfortable and familiar environment for our young participants. A panel of dedicated judges, comprising our experienced teachers, carefully evaluated each entry based on criteria such as neatness, creativity, and color selection. The judges' thoughtful assessments helped identify the standout artworks, and the winners were warmly appreciated for their remarkable efforts and creativity. The event culminated in a truly colorful and joyful day, filled with laughter, excitement, and a sense of accomplishment, as our young artists proudly showcased their masterpieces.

Poster Making Competition for Higher Primary Students - St Anthony s Church School
The day began with a poster making competition on the theme of "Environment Awareness" for higher primary students. This competition provided an excellent platform for students to express their concerns and ideas about the environment through art.
## Objective
The objective of the competition was to encourage students to think creatively about environmental issues and showcase their artistic skills.
## Theme
The theme of the competition was "Environment Awareness," and students were encouraged to depict their ideas and concerns about the environment through their posters.
## Student Participation
The competition saw enthusiastic participation from students, who showcased their artistic talents and creativity through their posters. The event provided a valuable opportunity for students to express themselves and raise awareness about environmental issues.

Cooking without fire - St Anthony s Church School
The "Cooking Without Fire" event was a resounding success, bringing together students from 8th to 10th standard in a fun and creative competition on 28th June, 2025. Under the guidance of Mrs. Shraddha and Mrs. Navyashree, the students showcased their culinary skills by preparing a variety of nutritious and visually appealing dishes without the use of fire. The menu included popular items like bhelpuri, fruit salad, sandwiches, and innovative cold desserts, all made using raw and pre-cooked ingredients. The competition was structured into two sessions, with the school library and science lab serving as the venues. The event took place from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, during which the students worked in teams, displaying their teamwork and creativity. Prince Priya Ma'am and Amreen Banu Ma'am served as the judges, evaluating the dishes based on taste, presentation, and creativity. The enthusiasm and participation of the students made the event a memorable experience, highlighting the importance of culinary skills and teamwork.

Student development program: on Scoring High Marks and Motivation - St Anthony s Church School
On June 20, 2025, a session on scoring high marks and motivation was conducted by Dr. Anthony Joseph, a renowned corporator, trainer, and member of the Lions Club, Bangalore. The session was specifically designed for tenth standard students and took place in the school auditorium from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. During the session, Doctor Joseph emphasized the importance of concentration in achieving academic success, highlighting various challenges that can hinder it, such as media distractions, procrastination, and disorganization. He stressed the significance of setting career goals and maintaining realistic expectations, warning against overconfidence that can often lead to complacency. By sharing valuable insights and strategies, Dr. Joseph equipped students with the tools they needed to stay focused and motivated. The session concluded with an inspiring message, encouraging students to work hard and dream big, fostering a sense of determination and ambition among the students. The session had a profound impact on the students, motivating them to stay focused and work towards their goals. By emphasizing the importance of concentration and goal-setting, Dr. Anthony Joseph provided students with a clear understanding of what it takes to achieve academic success. The students left the session with renewed energy and enthusiasm, feeling more confident and motivated to tackle the challenges of their academic journey. Overall, the session was a valuable experience for the students, equipping them with the motivation and confidence to excel in their studies and pursue their dreams.

International Yoga Day Celebration - St Anthony s Church School
On June 21, 2025, our school celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm, marking a significant event in our academic calendar. The day is observed annually to raise awareness about the numerous benefits of practicing yoga, and our school's celebration was a testament to our commitment to holistic education. The program began after a morning assembly, where students spoke about the significance of yoga in daily life, highlighting its importance in maintaining physical and mental well-being. The students' presentations showcased their understanding of yoga's benefits, from improved flexibility and balance to enhanced concentration and reduced stress. The assembly set the tone for a day of learning and practice, inspiring students to adopt yoga as a way of life. Following the assembly, a group yoga session was led by trained instructors, Miss Pushpa Lata and Miss Sunita Devi, who guided students through various asanas and breathing techniques.

Life Skill Development - St Anthony s Church School
A comprehensive Life Skills Development Program was organized to empower students from sixth to ninth standards with essential life skills for academic, personal, and professional success. The program, led by MSC psychological students from Claret College, aimed to build confidence, self-awareness, and interpersonal effectiveness among the students. Through a variety of interactive and experiential activities, students were able to understand theoretical concepts and apply them in real-life academic and personal contexts. The program was divided into five interactive sessions, covering a range of topics such as creative thinking, health and hygiene, interpersonal communication, self-care, goal setting, coping with emotions, academic strategies, communication skills, digital safety, and body image. The session began at 10:00 AM and concluded at 3:30 PM, divided into two sessions: morning and afternoon. This structure allowed for a comprehensive and engaging learning experience, fostering holistic development and greater confidence in students. By acquiring essential life skills, students are better equipped to tackle everyday challenges with ease and succeed in their academic, personal, and professional lives. The program's interactive approach enabled students to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and others, preparing them to navigate the complexities of life with confidence and resilience. Overall, the Life Skills Development Program was a valuable experience for the students, providing them with the tools and skills necessary to thrive in all aspects of life.

Investiture Program - St Anthony s Church School
The newly elected School Pupil Leader and Assistant School Pupil Leader were called forward and honoured with ceremonial tokens of appreciation, presented by the esteemed guest, Dr. Sharlet Dsa. This gesture added significance and prestige to the occasion, symbolizing the school's recognition of their leadership potential and commitment to serving their peers. The presentation ceremony was a proud moment for the newly elected leaders, who were visibly moved by the acknowledgement of their peers and teachers. The proud moment was followed by a solemn oath-taking ceremony, administered by Principal Reverend Father Richard Kadiwal. During this ceremony, the leaders pledged to fulfill their duties with sincerity, integrity, and dedication, setting a high standard for their tenure in office. The oath-taking ceremony served as a reminder of the responsibilities that came with leadership and the importance of upholding the values of the school. As the ceremony drew to a close, Reverend Father Vijay, Manager of the Parish Priest, was formally felicitated by the school as a gesture of goodwill on the occasion of his transfer. This gesture reflected the school's appreciation for his support and guidance, acknowledging the significant role he had played in the school community. The felicitation ceremony was a fitting tribute to his dedication and service, and it served as a poignant reminder of the importance of community and collaboration in the school's endeavors. Overall, the ceremony was a resounding success, marking an important milestone in the school's calendar and inspiring the students to strive for excellence in all their endeavors.

School Parliament Election - St Anthony s Church School
On June 14, 2025, our school conducted a successful election to appoint the School Pupil Leader and Assistant School Pupil Leader. The event was thoughtfully organized by the Social Club, ensuring a smooth, fair, and transparent process. Eligible candidates filed their nominations and actively participated in the campaign phase, presenting their ideas, goals, and plans for the student body. The campaigns were vibrant and engaging, showcasing the leadership potential of all candidates. The students' enthusiasm and dedication to the election process were truly commendable. Through their campaigns, candidates demonstrated their vision for the student body, highlighting their ability to listen, lead, and serve. The election process not only provided a platform for students to exercise their democratic rights but also fostered a sense of responsibility and civic engagement. On the day of the election, students voted in a well-coordinated and disciplined manner, demonstrating their understanding of the democratic process. The voting process was conducted with utmost transparency, ensuring the integrity of the election. Heartfelt appreciation goes to Miss Glorin Ponseka and her team for their excellent planning and execution of the election. The successful election demonstrates our school's commitment to fostering leadership and democratic values among students, and congratulations go to the newly elected leaders.

World Environment day - St Anthony s Church School
On World Environment Day, our high school students showcased their creativity and awareness through an impressive skit. The performance highlighted critical environmental issues, including the dangers of burning plastic, which releases toxic gases like dioxins and furans, polluting the air and harming human health. The skit also demonstrated the problems associated with burying plastic, which doesn't decompose easily and contaminates soil and water sources, as well as throwing plastic into water, which pollutes drinking water sources. The students' thought-provoking performance served as a powerful reminder of the importance of protecting our environment and the need for sustainable practices. By highlighting the consequences of plastic pollution, the skit aimed to inspire viewers to take action and make a positive impact on the environment. As part of the environmental awareness activity, students designed educational flashcards and creative posters highlighting key environmental topics. These visual aids aimed to promote awareness and inspire action to protect the environment. The flashcards and posters covered various themes, including the importance of reducing plastic use, conserving natural resources, and protecting biodiversity.

Faculty Development Program: Empathy in Education - St Anthony s Church School
The faculty development program on child psychology, held on May 26, 2025, was a valuable initiative to enhance educators' understanding of students' needs. Led by Fr. Joel and Mrs. Jayashree Rai, M.Phil in Psychology, the session provided insights into the importance of empathy in education. The program emphasized the critical role of educators in shaping students' minds and fostering a growth mindset. The discussion explored the shifting social expectations around education and the unique needs of today's tech-native children. It highlighted the benefits of technology on children's cognitive development, creativity, and access to information, while also addressing the difficulties children encounter in the digital age, including cyberbullying, addiction, and social comparison. Additionally, the session examined different parenting styles and their effects on children's emotional intelligence, self-esteem, and academic performance. The program concluded with an engaging skit that encouraged active participation from teachers, promoting student involvement and enthusiasm. This interactive segment demonstrated the effectiveness of experiential learning in teacher training. By participating in this program, educators gained a deeper understanding of child psychology and the needs of today's students, and were equipped with strategies to foster a growth mindset, promote empathy, and support students' emotional well-being. Overall, the program was a significant step towards creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment that caters to the diverse needs of our students.

Saturday Activities- Bag Free Day
In our school, every third Saturday of the month is observed as "Sambhrama Shanivara" ie. Bag free day to promote learning beyond books. Students participated in fruit and vegetable carvings, clay modeling, pick and speak, debate, fancy dress, cooking without fire competitions and more. These activities nurtured creativity, teamwork, and civic awareness while easing the burden of heavy school bags.

Student Development Programs
Our school conducted various student development programs throughout the academic year 2024-25 to enhance academic performance, career awareness, and skill development. Dr. Antony Joseph, a corporate trainer from Lions Club Bangalore, led a session on effective time management strategies for SSLC students, helping them optimize their study schedules. In another session, he provided guidance on scoring high marks and making informed career choices. A two-day life skill development workshop was conducted by MSc Psychology students from St. Clarets College, focusing on leadership, communication, self-management, and goal setting. Additionally, the Agastya Foundation Winter Camp, a two-day program by an NGO dedicated to enhance education through activity-based learning, engaged students in hands-on experiences using simple materials. These initiatives were designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed for their academic and personal growth.

Faculty Development Programmes
To enhance teaching effectiveness and student success, our school conducted various faculty development programs throughout the academic year 2024-25. Dr. Antony Joseph, a corporate trainer from Lions Club Bangalore, led a session on maintaining an Alpha state of mind, helping teachers stay focused and manage classrooms effectively. In a separate session, he provided strategic guidance on improving SSLC results through targeted academic interventions. He also conducted a session on ways to improve parent-teacher interactions, emphasizing effective communication for better student support. Additionally, Mr. Sharif from FLN Books conducted a session on child psychology, highlighting the role of curriculum design in shaping young learners overall personality development. These programs were organized to equip teachers with modern teaching methodologies, fostering a more engaging and effective learning environment for students.

SSLC Students Farewell at St Anthony s Church School
Every ending marks the beginning of a bright new journey.
The 10th Standard Farewell was a heartfelt celebration as our school community led by the Principal Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar and Vice Principal Rev. Fr. Anil D Costa came together to honour our graduating students. Mementos were presented, and a heart touching farewell video was shared following dynamic dance performances by the 9th standard. As a special gesture, the 10th standard students presented a gift as a token of gratitude and honoured the teachers who guided them along the way. With the blessings of Saint Anthony, the school wishes our graduates a future filled with success and joy as they step in a world full of adventures and learning s.

UKG Graduation Day at St Anthony s Church School
The UKG Graduation Day was a joyous and memorable occasion, celebrating the achievements of our young graduates. The event was graced by Dr. Sharlet Dsa, the Chief Guest, who delivered an inspirational speech, encouraging the students for their next academic journey. The celebration included the distribution of mementos and certificates to the UKG graduates, marking their transition to the next stage of learning. The highlight of the event was the UKG students singing the Graduation Song, filling the atmosphere with pride and happiness. The event concluded with a photo session, capturing the special moments of this milestone celebration.

International Women s Day Celebration
"Women in a school are not just educators; they are mentors, guides, and the backbone of a nurturing learning environment."
St. Anthony s Church School celebrated International Women s Day with warmth and gratitude. The event began with students welcoming teachers with flowers, followed by a special token of appreciation from the management. Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, the principal, delivered an inspiring speech on the significance of women s contributions to the society. The celebration reflected the school s commitment to recognizing and empowering women.

Principal s Birthday
Rev. Fr. Richard Kadiwal, a visionary leader and the heart of St.Anthony s Church school, was honored with a memorable birthday celebration filled with warmth and community spirit.The Scouts and Guides began the day with a proud salute, followed by a special news reading, an inspiring Thought for the Day, and even a student stepping in as principal for a delightful twist. The festivities culminated with a joyful cake-cutting ceremony and heartfelt speeches by the school manager and vice principal, making it a day to cherish.

Scouts and Guides Founders' Day Celebration
The Scouts and Guides Unit of our school celebrated Founders' Day in honor of Lord Baden-Powell, the visionary behind the scouting movement. The event began with the Scouts and Guides prayer song, creating a solemn and inspiring atmosphere. This was followed by an insightful introduction by the school teachers, highlighting the significance of the day and the impact of Baden-Powell s legacy. The celebration served as a tribute to his vision and reinforced the core values of scouting, inspiring students to uphold the principles of discipline, service, and leadership.

Annual Sports Day at St Anthony s Church School
The Annual Sports Day at our school was inaugurated with great enthusiasm by Mr. Rajat Kankar, All India Pickleball Secretary. The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of the flag, followed by an impressive march past by the students. A torch relay symbolizing the spirit of sportsmanship added to the grandeur of the event. Addressing the gathering, Mr. Kankar emphasized the role of sports in fostering discipline, teamwork, and resilience. Various sports events were conducted for lower primary, higher primary, and high school sections, including volleyball, cricket, badminton, and throwball. The celebration underscored the school s commitment to holistic development through sports and physical fitness.

Tuberculosis Awareness Programme at St Anthony s Church School
A tuberculosis awareness program was conducted for the Kannada medium high school students of our school. The session was led by doctors Somana, Rajesh and Gayatri from the Urban Health Centre, BBMP, Gangondanahalli. They highlighted the causes, symptoms, and preventive measures stressing the importance of early detection, hygiene, and timely medical intervention. Awareness is the first step towards prevention let s work together for a TB-free community.

Christmas Celebration at St Anthony s Church School
Our school s Christmas celebration radiated warmth and joy as teachers visited local homes to distribute festive cakes and heartfelt wishes to families. Followed by this all staff members along with the management gathered in a beautifully decorated hall where everyone exchanged greetings and thoughtful gifts. The sparkling Christmas tree and vibrant stage set the scene for a day filled with laughter, unity, and the true spirit of the season reminding the students why we celebrate: to foster community, love, and hope.

Student educational excursions
Our school organized educational excursions for students across different sections, combining fun, adventure, and learning. The lower primary students visited Fun World and Water World, where they enjoyed recreational activities that foster teamwork and social interaction. The higher primary students traveled to Mysore, exploring GRS Fantasy Park and the historic town of Srirangapatna, where they visited the Gumbaz the burial place of Tipu Sultan, Hyder Ali, and Fakhr-Un-Nisa gaining insights into Karnataka s rich history. High school students embarked on a trip to Madikeri, visiting Mangalapatti Hill Station, Raja s Seat, the Golden Temple at Namdroling Monastery, and Nisargadhama, where they experienced history, spirituality, and nature firsthand. These excursions provided students with hands-on learning experiences, deepening their appreciation for history, geography, and cultural diversity while encouraging curiosity and exploration beyond the classroom.

Annual Day Celebration
Shaping the Future: Empowering Education with Technology
St. Anthony s Church School celebrated its Annual Day on 22nd November 2024 with immense enthusiasm and grandeur. The event was presided over by Most Reverend Monsignor C. Francis, Vicar General of Bangalore Archdiocese, as the Chief Guest. Joining him as the Co-Chief Guest was Dr. Cynthia Menezes, Vice Chancellor of Bangalore University. The occasion was also graced by Dr. John Alwyn Dias, President of the Capuchin Board of Education, Karnataka, with other distinguished dignitaries, including Rev. Fr Rohan Almeida SJ, Principal of St. Joseph CBSE School. The theme for this year s celebration, "Shaping the Future: Empowering Education with Technology," was brought to life through a unique inauguration. Students dressed as futuristic robots, AI assistants, and other symbols of technological advancement took the center stage. The program also featured the honoring of individuals who have worked closely with the school, recognizing their invaluable contributions with gratitude. Students from Nursery to Grade 10 presented thematic dances and dramas, weaving technology and creativity into their performances. The vibrant celebration reflected the school s mission of preparing its students to become individuals in an ever-evolving digital world.

Kannada Rajyotsava Celebration at St Anthony s Church School
Kannada Rajyotsava is a celebration of unity, culture, and the rich heritage of Karnataka. Our school marked this special occasion with the hoisting of the National Flag and the Karnataka Flag, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and the Nada Geethe. The program featured inspiring speeches by Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar, the school manager, and a student, both highlighting the importance of the Kannada language and culture. Adding to the festive spirit, students performed vibrant dances, beautifully showcasing the rich cultural traditions of Karnataka. The celebration was a true tribute to the state's heritage, fostering a sense of pride and unity among all.

FACULTY EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION
Our teachers embarked on an enriching educational excursion to Manali, exploring various historical and cultural landmarks. The trip included visits to the Ram Temple, Hadimba Temple, Rohtang Pass, Solang Valley, Buddhist Monastery, and the iconic Atal Tunnel, offering deep insights into the region s heritage and natural beauty. Beyond sightseeing, the excursion also included adventure activities, with some teachers experiencing the thrill of a zipline. To make the journey more efficient and enjoyable, the team traveled by train both ways. This excursion served as a perfect blend of learning and recreation, fostering camaraderie among teachers while broadening their knowledge of historical and geographical significance.

Gandhi Jayanthi celebration at St Anthony s Church School
Peace is the most powerful weapon of mankind." Mahatma Gandhi
Our school celebrated Gandhi Jayanti with great reverence, beginning with honoring the photo of Mahatma Gandhi, followed by an inspiring speech reflecting on his philosophy of non-violence and truth. As a tribute to Gandhiji s ideals of cleanliness and responsibility, 50 students actively participated in a Shramadhana activity within the school compound, demonstrating their commitment to maintaining a clean environment. The celebration concluded on a patriotic note with the singing of the National Anthem, fostering a sense of unity and respect for our nation.

Cluster & Taluk Level sports
Our school participated in the Attiguppe Cluster Level sports competition and won several prizes in athletics and group events. Following this, all the winners advanced to the taluk-level athletics competition. Our students excelled in volleyball, 100m running, long jump, and the 4x100m relay, securing top positions. Their outstanding performance brought pride to the school, demonstrating dedication and teamwork. This achievement highlights our commitment to excellence in sports. Congratulations to all the winners for bringing glory to our institution!

The Teachers Day celebration at St Anthony s Church School
Teachers can transform students' lives with a perfect blend of chalk and challenges. The Teachers Day celebration at our school began with a beautiful procession, where students showered flowers on their teachers as a gesture of respect and gratitude. The event featured cultural performances by students, including speeches expressing heartfelt appreciation for their teachers. Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar, the school manager, delivered an inspiring speech, recognizing the dedication and contributions of the teaching faculty. Following the program, teachers came together for a time of sharing, marking the day with a spirit of appreciation.

Pratibha Karanji - Attigupe Cluster Level
The Pratibha Karanji Attigupe Cluster Level Cultural competition was held on 30th August at our school with participation from 25 schools. The event began with a grand inauguration graced by MLA Krishnappa and Cluster Resource Person of Attigupe, Mrs. Nethravathi. Various competitions were conducted showcasing the talents of students in dance drawing, pick and speak, fancy dress, devotional song and more. Our school students actively took part in various competitions and won several prizes. The vibrant atmosphere and enthusiastic participation from all schools made this is successful cultural gathering.

Independence Day at St. Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli
St. Anthony s School celebrated the 78th Independence Day with great honor and reverence. The event was graced by the esteemed Smt. Matilda D Souza, General Secretary of KPCC, as the chief guest. Joining her on the dais were distinguished guests, including Dr. Anthony Joseph, a corporate strategist from the Lion s Club, Bangalore; Sr. Agnes, the Superior of St. Anthony s Convent; Fr. Vijay, the School Manager; Fr. Richard, the Principal; Fr. Anil D Costa, the Vice-Principal; Fr. Lourd Swamy; and Mrs. Rosy Sagaya Mary, the Headmistress of the Kannada Medium School. The program commenced with a ceremonial march past, followed by the flag hoisting, which was a moment of immense pride for all present. Smt. Matilda D Souza and Fr. Vijay delivered inspiring speeches, highlighting the significance of this historic day. The celebration also featured vibrant cultural performances, with students from grades 5, 6, and 7 captivating the audience with patriotic dances. A few parents and parishioners attended the school's great event. The high school students participated in a march to Chandra Layout, where they attended a flag-hoisting ceremony led by MLA Priya Krishna.

FDP on Five E Model at St. Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli.
On August 3rd, 2024, St. Anthony s School proudly hosted a one-day workshop on the five "E" Model, featuring distinguished educators from St. Teresa s Women s Teachers Training Institute, Chamarajpet. The training was led by renowned resource persons, including Sr. Prema, Mrs. Mary Kumari, Mrs. Saubhagya, and Mr. Jagadish, who shared their extensive expertise with an enthusiastic group of teachers spanning Nursery to Grade 7. The workshop delved into the 5 "E" Model Engage, Explore, Explain, Expand, and Evaluate with sessions rich in demonstrations, thought-provoking discussions, and insightful presentations. Teachers gained valuable insights into effectively integrating the 5 "E" Model into lesson planning and classroom instruction, ensuring a more engaging and enriching learning experience for their students. The day concluded with Fr. Anil D Costa honoring the resource persons and expressing deep gratitude for their invaluable knowledge sharing, which impacted all participants.

Seminar on Health and Hygiene at St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli
The first session, dedicated to girls from grades 5 to 10, focused on the crucial topic of maintaining menstrual hygiene. Dr. Pinto emphasized, "Awareness and proper care are the keys to health." Following this, the second session addressed general health and hygiene for all students in grades 8 to 10. Dr. Pinto shared practical advice and stressed the importance of daily habits, saying, "Healthy habits form the foundation of a strong future." The final session was tailored for the mothers of students in grades 8 to 10, emphasizing family health and hygiene. Dr. Pinto highlighted the pivotal role of mothers, stating, "A mother's guidance is the cornerstone of a family's well-being." Fr. Richard, the Principal of the school, organized the event beautifully, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience for all students and attendees.

Faculty Development Programme at St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli.
Throughout the Saturdays of June, St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli, conducted an intensive Faculty Development Programme aimed at enhancing the English speaking and pronunciation skills of its teachers. The sessions were led by Prof. Raju Victor, a retired professor from St. Aloysius College, Mangalore. The training focused on phonetics, English grammar, and speaking skills, proving to be a valuable opportunity for teachers to refine their speaking abilities and improve their instructional techniques.

Road Safety and Drug Abuse Awareness Programmes St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli.
On June 28, 2024, an informative session on Road Safety and Drug Awareness was conducted at St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli. The resource persons for the session were Mr. Mallikarjuna, the Police SI, and Mr. Ranganathswamy, the Head Constable, both from Byatarayanapura Police Station. The session was held for students from grades 5 to 10. It focused on various traffic signals and signs, the importance of public safety, and the dangers associated with drug abuse, especially among school children. Real-life examples were used to illustrate the risks of drug consumption and the critical need for awareness.

School Parliament Elections and Investiture Ceremony- St. Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli.
The School Parliament elections and the Investiture Ceremony were conducted at St.Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli, with great enthusiasm and vigour. The election campaign spanned three days, during which candidates presented their manifestos and sought votes from their fellow students. The elections took place on June 15, 2024, with students from grades 5 to 10 casting their votes under the careful supervision of the Social Club. The Scouts and Guides played a crucial role in guiding the students through the voting procedure. Kavya V. was elected as the School Pupil Leader, and Moheeb Akhtar was elected as the Assistant School Pupil Leader. On June 22, 2024, the formal induction of the newly elected Student Parliament took place. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Dr. Anthony Joseph, a Corporate Brainer from the Lions Club. In his address, Dr. Joseph emphasized the duties of a good and responsible citizen. The Principal, Fr. Richard, and the Headmistress, Mrs. Sagaya Mary, were also present to grace the event.

The International Yoga Day - Commemorated at St.Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli.
The International Yoga Day was celebrated with a high level of enthusiasm by the students in the open ground of St.Anthony s school, Gangondanahalli. Mrs.Pushpalatha, a professor of Shri. Manjunatha Viday Niketan was invited to lead and guide the keen and energy-charged Students. The event began with the yoga Instructor informing the students about the immeasurable benefits of the art of Yoga and the foremost reason why it has been a regular practice with health-conscious people down the ages from ancient times. She advised and suggested to the students that they should find a slot in their daily lifestyle to practice Yoga. She further emphasized that with the mind refreshed, students concentration level on studies or games is bound to heighten, making them more receptive and active. The students began the session with meditation to calm down and be at ease and tranquil as a preparation to begin the asana and progress through the session. The instructor demonstrated a few asanas to point out the supple and smooth movement of the body. The students felt relaxed, refreshed, and rejuvenated at the end of the session. The Principal of the school, Fr. Richard, felicitated the Yoga instructor for her proficiency in the art of Yoga.

School Election and Investiture Ceremony at St.Anothony s School, Gangondanahalli.
Leadership is not a position or a title, it is action and example.
In order to scale the heights and reach the Pinnacle of success, St Anthony s School always strives to inculcate a sense of responsibility and commitment among the students with their heads held high, ready to shoulder responsibilities as leaders. With the beginning of the new academic session for the year 2023-2024, an investiture ceremony was organized on the 24th of July 2023. A democratic voting procedure was set in place, which ultimately formed the school student council of the year 2023-24. The newly elected student council members pledged to work earnestly and uphold the honour and glory of the institution while receiving their prestigious Flag, badge, and sash from the Chief Guest, Mrs.Reena Suvarna the ACP of Crime Branch, Chamarajpet, Bangalore. As a strong woman pillar in public administration, she inspired children via her own life examples to instill civic responsibility and aspire for greater achievements. Fr.Vijay, the Manager of the school, Fr. Richard, the Principal, Sr. Sheela, the Superior of St.Anthony s Convent and the Head Mistress of the school, Mrs. Sagaya Mary, graced the event with their cheerful presence.

World Environment Day - Celebrated at St.Anthony s Church School, Gangondanahalli
Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you. Frank Lloyd Wright
'Let us give our coming generations a healthier and happier environment to have a beautiful life ', keeping the above intention in mind, The World Environment Day was celebrated at St. Anthony s School with grandeur and circumstance. Many students came to school dressed in green to commemorate the Earth Day. Symbolically, the new teachers who joined the school this year planted a sapling to celebrate the occasion. To instill awareness and the responsibility to protect the earth, sixty indoor plants were planted in pots and placed on a pedestal. Each class is tasked with caring after a specific pot. The Principal, Fr. Richard, highlighted the significance of the day. Various events on the environmental subject were organized to supplement the occasion, such as a fancy dress competition, an essay competition, a collage creation, and a pluck card competition. With these convictions and motivations, the children are prepared for a global mission to revive our environment and are ready to work toward its restoration.

Inauguration of the Academic year 2023-24 at St. Anthony s School, Gangonndanahalli.
"Every new beginning comes from other beginning s end." - Seneca
St. Anthony's School brimmed with excitement and enthusiasm as it prepared to welcome the children on 28th May 2023. After a well-deserved summer break, the students returned to the school with renewed vitality and enthusiasm. The children were greeted with a flower shower. The school grounds were festooned with colourful balloons and flowers. The teachers saw a lot of happiness and hope in the little kids. In the inaugural function, the Principal, Fr. Richard, while addressing the students, emphasized holistic development and gave a call to have a balance with academic development to reach their goals. He also highlighted that students must be focused, compassionate and innovative in their thoughts. After the stage programme, icebreaker sessions were conducted in each class to welcome and to involve.

Republic Day Celebration St. Anthony s Church School, Gangondanahalli.
We are Indians, firstly and lastly. B. R. Ambedkar.
26th of January is a day to remember when India s constitution came into force on 1950, completing the country s transition toward becoming an independent republic. The 74th Republic Day was celebrated with pride and reverence at St. Anthony s Church School, Gangondanahalli. The rhythmic band of the school played a note which reverberated everyone with the feelings of patriotism. The ceremony began with the unfurling of the tricolour, the pride of Nation by the revered Chief Guest Mr. A Raju, The Police Inspector, Wilson Garden Police Station. He is the native of Karubele Parish. Mr. Marigangaih, a Kannada teacher and Ms. Naina Khanum, a grade 8th student, highlighted the history and the significance of the Republic day in Kannada and English language respectively. The Chief Guest in his address appealed the students to value the sacrifices made by the great freedom fighters and strengthen the integrity of the nation by contributing towards the wellbeing of the society. He also reiterated the need of practicing the core values of the Constitution to spread peace and harmony in society and to solidify the unity of the Nation. The programme was coordinated by the Principal Fr. Richard Kadiwal. Mrs. Ancita was the master of ceremony, Mrs. Kousar extended the words of welcome and Mrs. Arogya Mary proposed the vote of thanks. No celebration is complete without making us feel proud of the fact that, Saare Jaahan se Acchha Hindustan Hamara .

ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATION- St. Anthony s Church School, Gangondanahalli.
Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is a success, and that is what we call a Team work .
Under the glistening sun and the pleasant evening breeze, the grounds and portals of St Anthony s Chruch School, Gangondanahalli, welcomed one and all for the Annual Day Celebrations held on Thursday, 22nd December 2022, with open arms and joyous hearts. At first, the chief guest of the event Mr. Clifford Pereira, The Director, TV 9 Groups, Bengaluru, accompanied by Fr. Robin D Souza The President of the function, Fr. Vijay, the Manager of the School, Sr. Sheila, The Superior of St. Anthony s Convent, Mrs. Premalatha, the CRP of Attiguppe Cluster, Dr. Shaziya, the Parent representative, were given a thumping and resounding welcome by the symphonic rhythm of the School Band. The formal programme commenced with a graceful prayer dance performance by the students. Time our most Precious Resource was the accorded theme of this year s annual day celebrations. The chief guest along with the other dignitaries, inaugurated the annual theme by lighting the lamp. Fr. Anil Dcosta, the administrator of the school, extended a cordial welcome to the esteemed guests and the parents.

Teachers day celebration @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
Good teachers are the reason why ordinary students dream to do extraordinary things . The above words hold very true of the teachers of St. Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli. The love and dedication of teachers was beautifully acknowledged by the students in a creative way. A warm welcome at the school gate with flowers, and tastefully decorated ENTRANCE was pleasant surprise for all the teachers. Teacher s day was celebrated with lot of zeal and enthusiasm at St. Anthony s School premises on the 5th of September, 2022. Indeed, it was a remarkable day and moment of joy for all the teachers, the concept being a teacher is much more satisfying and heart-warming. The key note address was delivered by the Correspondent of the School, Rev. Fr. Vijay Kumar, was an icing on a cake, who in his speech admonished the children on how to respect and show regard to the teachers and parents. He also reiterated the thoughts and values of Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. The students presented series of fun and entertaining events for the teachers. They personally offered handmade cards and rose buds to all the teachers. Fun filled games were planned at the school ground which reminded the teachers of their school days and made them feel nostalgic. They also showcased many scintillating dance performances, on some peppy numbers which highlighted the heart warming relationship between a teacher and a student. Fr. Richard Kadiwal the Head Master, Fr. Anil DCosta and Fr. Lourdswamy were present for the programme.

CELEBRATION OF AJADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV @ St. Anthony s School, GG.Halli.
Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of life what would a man not pay for living Mahatma Gandhi.
The patriotic fervor, glowed on the faces of all present for the Ajadi ka amrit mahotsav held at St. Anthony s School grounds, Gangondanahalli. 15th August, 2022 is a golden day engraved in the history of the world, as it s a 75th Independence Day. The Head Master, Teachers and students with new vigour and patriotism celebrated the event. Mr. N Santhosh Hegde, the former judge of the Supreme Court of India and Lokayukta for Karnataka from 2006 to 2011 was the chief guest. The programme began with the customary hoisting of the National flag, followed by the rendition of the National anthem and Vande Mataram. Astounding march past by the school cadets to the rhythm of the school band evoked the spirit of freedom, among gathered. Speeches in Hindi, Kannada and English by the students iterated the importance of true patriotism and our responsibilities as Indians. Children of different grades performed colourful dances for the various patriotic songs. In his address, Mr. Santhosh Hegde, conveyed that as responsible citizens of India, we need to strive for corruption free India. He also urged the children to become true human, respecting everyone in the society. The whole programme was a memorable one.

Newly Constructed School Ground @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
The secret to happiness is the meaningful expression of gratitude and practice of kindness .
Indeed, every member of St.Anthony s School, Gangondanahalli, and the fraternity of Prem Nivas is truly indebted to the benevolence of Mr. Krishnappa, the MLA of our constituency, whose philanthropic venture led to the aesthetic restoration of the St. Anthony s Parish and the school grounds. On July 15th 2022, the honourable Minister Mr. Krishnappa inaugurated the newly reconstructed grounds. In his address, he encouraged the children to study well and become responsible citizens of India. He also took cognizance and acceded to the requests of the Parish and school to build a public toilet on the campus. The friars of Prem Nivas, fondly acknowledge the steadfast efforts of Br. William, Br. Dancy and Br. Richard Kadiwal as well.

Fire and building certificate: A dream come true @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
Fire destruction is one man s job; Fire prevention is everyone s job .
A persistent dream of the school management came into fruition with the obtaining of the Fire and Building Safety certificates for St. Anthony s School. In a measure aimed at ensuring the safety of children, the State Government has made it mandatory for all aided and unaided schools to meet safety standards and building stability specifications.With this certification, the school is now a safe haven to groom the future of the nation under a secure environment. Grateful words of appreciation to Br. Richard Kadiwal, the Head Master of the school for his unwavering dedication and hard work towards the realization of this venture. He left no stone unturned in his efforts to get both certificates.

Refurbished School Block @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
Together, we can do great things. We are One afterall you and I .
The dedicated efforts of all stakeholders and several months of planning, engineering, and hard work, the newly refurbished block of St. Anthony s School was inaugurated by the Provincial Minister during his casual visit to Prem Nivas. Friars of Prem Nivas Fr. Vijay, the guardian, Fr. Richard Kadiwal, the Head Master of the school, Fr. Anil Dcosta, the treasurer, and Fr. Lourdswamy, were present during this auspicious occasion. The school community remains deeply obligated to the Provincial, Councillors, and Building Commission for their foresight towards the development of the school, which will undoubtedly elevate the school s qualitative standards.

Celebration of Ramzan Festival on 03rd of June, 2019.
St Anthony's Church School celebrated the Ramzan festival on 03rd of June, 2019. The Muslim teachers organised the celebration. Dr. Mohammed Misbauddin, (Chief investigator of Information security education, Government of Karnataka) was the Chief Guest. The preacher at Siddiqa Mosque was the guest who blessed the children ahead of Ramzan with his prayer of blessing. The children beautifully presented the significance and the meaning of the feast of Ramzan. It was a nice occasion for the Antonites to show our oneness with the Muslim Brethren and wish them a happy feast of Ramzan.
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72nd Independence Day Celebration @ St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli
In our school campus on 15th august 72nd Independence Day was celebrated in a grand manner, for this celebration Rev. Fr. Anthony Raj was the chief guest, Mr. Prasanth Congress Leader and Social Worker was the guest of honour and Rev. Fr Alexander Daniel was the president of the function. In the presence of all the guest and our Headmaster, Asst Headmaster tricolour flag was hoisted by the chief guest, many cultural programmes were conducted along with March Past, Patriotic Drama, Dance and Prizes were distributed to the winners of the Zonal Level Sports and Prathibha Karanji Programme. The programme was concluded by vote of thanks by our Headmaster. The whole programme was a grand success.
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ENVIRONMENT DAY CELEBRATION : St. Anthony's Church School
June 5th is celebrated as the World Environment Day. To mark this important event St Anthony's Institutions planned a "Walk for Nature". Around 450 student from High School section went on a procession with slogans like: "1,2,3 - plant a tree, Stop pollution is the best Solution, Save the Nature- Save the Future....." The procession was flagged off by the Asst. Headmaster Rev. Fr. Vincent Balraj and Rev. Fr Prem Lawrence was the guide and leader. A number of people witnessed this noble procession. Police department extended their full support to us.
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NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2018 : St. Anthony's Church School
St Anthony's institutions was delighted to begin the new academic year 2018 on 28th of May 2018. Officially we inaugurated the year on 04th of June,2018 at 9.30 a.m. The staff and the Management welcome the students after which all were gathered in the school grounds. A small prayer session was conducted with the lighting of the lamp by school Headmaster, Asst. Headmaster, Staff representatives student representatives. Students with 100% attendance in the last academic year were honoured with the gold medal and 5% discount on the total fees for the academic year 2018.
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Pedagogy championship for the School Students - St. Anthony's Church School
On 06/02/2018 and 07/02/2018 Sports Authority of India, Bangalore had organized the Pedagogy championship for the School Students. Our school students participated in different games. Following are the games in which the students own prizes viz.,
1. Under the sixteen years old category both boys and girls own the second prize in the Kho Kho Competition.
2. Under the fourteen years old category the boys won the second prize in the Kho Kho Competition.
3. Under the fourteen years old category the girls won the second prize in the kabbadi competition.
4. Under the sixteen years old category the boys won the third prize in the Kabbadi Competition..
5. Under the sixteen years old category the girls won the third prize.
6. Under the fourteen years old category the boys won the third prize.
Hema of 9th standard A section, won the best player award. Along with her Greclin of 8th A, Mohammad Usman of 9th B and Sooraj of 7th B own the honorary awards. The students brought not only the prizes but also the name and honour to the school and parents respectively. The Head master honoured and appreciated all the students and P. E. T teachers.
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Scouts and Guides, of Vijayanagar celebrated the 12th Scouts and Guides Fair - St. Anthony's Church School
On 20th of January 2018, the local association of Scouts and Guides, of Vijayanagar celebrated the 12th Scouts and Guides Fair with the cooperation of Bharath Scouts and Guides Karnataka. The Fair was held from morning 8 o clock to evening 5 o clock. Around 54 Scouts and Guides students of our School participated in the Fair. The Fair was held in Shri Siddaganga Public School, Chandra Layout. The talent oriented competitions were held for the students, and our students participated in all the competitions. The students won prizes in the competitions. These are the prizes they won in the competitions, viz.,
1. In the drill and march-past competition Trinity led girls group won the second prize.
2. In the vegetable carving competition Prajwal S won the first Prize.
3. In the vegetable carving Shilpha won second Prize.
4. In cooking without fire Sabira Sultan and team won the second prize.
5. In sign post collage competition Nayana and Kristina Joyce won the Second Prize
The programme was presided over by the Shri M Krishnappa, Minister for Housing, Karnataka and Shri. P.G. R Sidhya, the State Head Secretary for Bharath Scouts and Guides, Karnataka. The programme was well organized. The students of Scout and Guides brought honour to the school by their participation and learnt some valuable lesson for the service of the society.
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School Day Celebration @ St. Anthony's Church School
St. Anthony s Church School celebrated its Annual Day on 5th January 2018, in the school premises. Rev. Fr. Joseph Dolphy Pais OFM Cap, The Provincial Minister, President of Capuchin Education Board Bangalore was the president of the programme. Rev. Fr. Alwyn Dais, OFM Cap, The Executive Secretary, Capuchin Education Board, Bangalore and Shri M. Krishnappa, Minister for Housing, Karnataka, MLA Vijaynagar Constituency were the chief guests of the programme. The Function started at 3:00 PM by inaugurating of New Block. Rev. Fr. Joseph Dolphy Pais, OFM Cap inaugurated the new block by cutting the ribbon and blessed the interior of the building by sprinkling the Holy Water. Following the Indian culture the programme began with welcome dance and lighting up the lamp.
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Speech and Skit competition @ St. Anthony's Church School
On 8th July 2017 we held Speech and Skit competition for our students. Students have prepared well for the competition, and it was a great opportunity for them to express what they feel on the given topic. Teacher s and judges were surprised by seeing their hidden talent and sense of humor.

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VARIOUS COMPETITIONS @ St. Anthony's Church School
On 17-6-2017 Saturday St. Anthony's Church School held Colours day celebration, Chart competition and solo singing competition in the school premises.
Colours day celebration by class 1st to 4th standard: Red colour was represented by 1st A and 3rd B. The colour stood for power, light from darkness, love and romance. White colour was represented by 2nd B/C for peace and purity. Orange colour was represented by 2nd A for courage, bravery and sacrifice. Blue colour was represented by 4th A and 1st B for royalty and encouragement. Yellow colour was represented by 4th C the colour of radiance and bright fullness. Pink colour by 3rd C expressed its beauty. All sections teachers and students wore dressed of their particular class colours, brought charts, fruits, Vegetables, pictures and balloons for display.
Chart competitions by Class 5th to 7th standard: The topic given was environment day. 63 students participated.
Folk song competition by class 8th to 10th standard: In the folk song competition 30 students participated from the high school section.
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Installation of St Anthony's Church School Cabinet:
For the Academic year 2017-18, St Anthony's Church School has elected Master Ricky Ronaldo as the SPL and Miss Adeena P A as the ASPL. A grand Swearing-in Ceremony was held at the school campus. Fr. Prem Lawrence D'souza was the President of the function who proposed the oath of secrecy to the SPL ASPL and Twelve ministers. SPL and ASPL thanked the gathering for electing them as their leader for this academic year. Fr Prem delivered a beautiful speech and said: "Leader is the one who knows the way, goes the way and shows the way. Leadership is not about a title or designation. Therefore if your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, and become more, then you will be good leader. You are not a leader just because you are the best player of the team, or the smartest person in the class or the most popular. But you are a leader because you can be approached........ He concluded saying: Don't be lazy- be honest. Don't be proud- but communicate, Don't be overconfident- be committed. Don't be lacking diligent - but be transparent. Don't be resistant to change - but be creative. Anticipate change, welcome change, initiate change, implement change, help others to experience change and you can be successful.
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SPL ASPL ELECTIONS  : St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli
St. Anthony's Church School conducted the elections for the SPL and ASPL for the academic year 2017-18. Tenth Standard Students were given a chance to stand for the election of SPL. Eleven Students contested for the post of SPL. Ninth Standard students contested for the post of ASPL. They were 33 in total. All the candidates were given a chance to campaign through a public speech. Each candidate was given a symbol. The election was held as a replica of the assembly elections. All the students from fifth to tenth standard participated in voting. The counter was set up for the verification of the identity cards after which the little finger of the left hand was marked with the ink and then the students were given the ballot paper for SPL followed by the ASPL ballot. Here below are some of the pictures:
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A Big word of THANKS for your valuable service : St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli
With a heavy heart St. Anthony's Church School bid farewell to six of its staff members on 10th of June, 2017. Sr. Celine leaves us on account of her transfer to Madhya Pradesh. Mrs. Deepthi left the institution due to her personal commitments. Mrs. Raziya and Mrs. Umme Salma have taken leave in view of pursuing further studies. Mr. Malleshappa and Mrs. Ahalya are retired due to age. The whole institution is grateful to the meritorious service they have rendered to the institution for the past years. The institution wishes them "All the Best" for their future endeavours. Long live St. Anthony's Church School.
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Environment day @ St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli
St. Anthony's Church School celebrated the world environment day on 08th of June, 2017. The students from 8th, 9th and 10th around 450 of them went on "awareness rally" in the locality. The disciplined rally was led by the school band, Scouts and Guides and the staff members. The children shouted slogans pro environment and called the people's attention towards "Swachcha Bharath" Many of the local political leaders and the people joined us in voicing out care and concern for the nature. Manju a student from ninth std. delivered a beautiful speech on the need of protecting nature. Sir Narayanaswamy gave a very informative speech on the present scenario of the world with all its pollution. Children had a beautiful street play on the responsibility of saving the nature for the future.
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Annual Sports Day @ St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli
The school Premises of St. Anthony s Church School was filled with great zeal & excitement on 10th Feb 2017, The School celebrated its Annual Sports Day . The programme began with a melodious prayer song. As a chief guest Mrs. Vaishnavi ( HM of Bharathi School), Mr. Siddagangaiah (Scouts & Guides Secretary), Mr. S I Shivaswamy ( Circle Inspector) was the guest of honour, Fr. Vincent Balraj President of the programme, Mrs. Shanthamma as a Teacher s representative & Master Francis Assisi as a Student representative. The Students displayed a wide array of colorful events such as March Past, Drill and Dance they mesmerized the guests with their energetic performances. The school Headmaster applauded the efforts of the students and staff for making the event a huge success.
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Kho Kho Meet - 2016 - 17 @ St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli
St. Anthony's Church School, Gangondanahalli held Assisi Kho Kho Meet - 2016 - 17 on 8th of Dec 2016. Fr. Alwyn Dias: the Executive Secretary of Capuchin Education Board & the Director of Darshan Campus was the President of this programme. Dr. Raju Corporator ward no 130 was the Guest of honour. 40 teams from different school participated and exhibited their talents.
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70th Independence day celebration @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
70th Independence day was Celebrated in St. Anthony's Church School with great joy and spirit of Patriotism. 1800 students along with 72 staff and nearly 500 parents and Christian faithful from St. Anthony's Church were present for the programme. The Corporator (ward no 132) Dr. Raju was the Chief Guest. Fr. Vincent, The Superior of Prem Nivas Friary presided over the programme. flag hoisting, March past, colourful dances and mass exercises were the attraction of the day.
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St. Anthony s Annual Day, Gangondanahalli
The school day is an appropriate occasion to share a few thoughts with parents. On 22nd December we celebrated the annual day . On the Annual Day Celebration , glamorous events were put up by the Staff & Students of our school, which attracted a tremendous crowd from our neighborhood . Colorful Dances and Dramas were displayed on our school stage. Fr. Dolphy Pais, Provincial Minister was the President and Dr. Raju, BBMP member, Mr. Chandashekarayya retired High court Judge and Fr. Arogya Swamy, Manger of St. Francis Xavier School were the honored guests.

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Karnataka Rajyothsava Celebration @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
On 1st November our school students participated in the state level Karnataka Rajyothsava which was held at Kanteerava stadium. Around ten thousand students participated in the cultural events. Around six hundred students from our school participated and gave seven minutes dance on Jai Karnataka Mathe our dance was well appreciated by the Education officers. And as a token of co-operation and appreciation DDPI has given 600 books to our school library.
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Independence Day Celebration @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli
The 69th Independence of our Nation was celebrated with great patriotic zeal and respect @ St. Anthony's School, GG Halli. March-Past, Drill display, Dances and Patriotic songs were the main attractions of the day. The former Vice Chancellor of Karnataka University, Dharwad was the chief guest of the day and hoisted the flag. The Students of our School extremely exited, added colour to our national day celebration with varieties of cultural and entertaining items.
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Annual feast @ Hosakerehalli, Bengaluru.
The 12th annual feast of Krista Kripalaya Church was held on July 5th 2015 with a grand scale. Prior to the feast 3 days of intense spiritual preparation beginning with the flag hoisting marked the celebration. On the day of feast Rev.Fr. Alwyn Dias, Vicar Provincal was the main celebrant of the Mass. Rev.Fr. Deepak Joseph SMM preached a very inspiring sermon during the mass. The melodious choir was beautifully conducted by Rev.Fr.Paul Karun. Priests, Nuns, people from different parishes participated in this event. A short felicitation program was held after the mass and the presence of our MLA Mr. Krishnappa and other dignitaries add joy to the celebration.
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St. Anthony's Church School : Gangondanahalli
The School hours for children are the best - time for learning, and they need the best environment with a value - based educational system. Indeed our staff members worked hard and encouraged the students to come up with good result. St. Anthony institute ever remains grateful to each and everyone for your prayerful wishes.

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Graduation Day @ St. Anthony's School Gangondanahalli
"The end of something is the beginning of something".
On Saturday 14th March we had our annual graduation day, Rev.Frs. Mathew Malala, MSFS and Richard Quadras ofm.cap prisided over the function and exhorted the students to achieve their goals through 3D's - Desire to learn, Discipline and Determination. The colourful entertainment programme added beauty to the entire programme. Momentos were distributed to the outgoing class 10th students as they are moving out of the institution. They were grateful to the management and to the staff. At the end of the programme refreshments were served to all. click here for more

Christmas Celebration 2014
St. Anthony s School, Gangondanhalli :- Greetings and prayers to you! We are glad indeed to pen the latest updates, the joyful events of our School. On 28th and 29th November, we had a happy day to be one, we broke the daily horarium, and we all went to Udupi and Honnavar and enjoyed the sea bath. Moreover cherished the unity by having lots of fun. On 23rd of December Christmas celebration were beautified with a cultural programme and children staged few dramas
and dances. The teacher and helper received the gifts from the Christmas friend s. Dear brothers, We the staff and students wish you Happy Christmas and prosperous New Year. click here for more

Nature Drawing Competitions and Cocking without fire competitions @ St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli
St. Francis discovered that his spiritual life is bountifully nourished by exposure to the nobility and beauty of nature. Today with all our modern comforts and conveniences, we tend to be alienated from the earth and from ourselves. To have the same experience of encounter with God through nature, We conducted nature drawing competitions and cocking without fire competitions, which helps them to grow naturally at their own pace without any stress from school, home or society. We wish you all a very holy and happy feast of our Father Francis. May he smile on us and bless us from his abode in Heaven. click here for more

Independence Day Celebration & Grand Parents Meet :
68th Independence Day was Celebrated in a grand scale at St. Anthony's School, After the flag hoisting, various Cultural programmes were held by the students. The Grand Parents Meet was held at our school for the first time for the academic year 2014 - 2015, on 9th August. The Headmaster elaborately explained to the Grand Parents gathered, their specific role in educating their grand children through their collaboration with the Teachers, Parents and Management.
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Visitation of Br. Provincial, Prem Nivas - Gangondanahalli
Br. Provincial s visit to the fraternity of Premnivas, Gangondanahalli brought God s blessings and Graces. We had Br. Provincial s visitation on July 18 20. During his visitation, Br. Provincial met the community members individually, addressed the staff & Students of our institute, paid a fraternal visit to the convent and Hosakerehalli Church. On Sunday , Br. Provincial officiated the Holy Eucharist and addressed the parishioners. During his address Br. Provincial congratulated and felicitated Br. Alex on his new appointment as Dean of Kengeri zone.
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ANNUAL FEAST: KRISTA KRIPALAYA,HOSAKEREHALLI,BANGALORE-81
Krista Kripalaya Church is situated at Hosakerehalli, Banashankari IIIrd Stage, Bangalore. It is under the pastoral care of Capuchins [Premnivas, Gangondanahalli, Bangalore]. Every celebration brings joy, happiness and gives message to our life. The faithful of Krista Kripalaya Church celebrated their annual feast on Sunday 29th June 2014 with great joy and vigor. With the three days of prayerful Novenas, we commenced the celebbration. The feastal mass was presided over by Rev. Fr. Peter Chinnappa, editor- Taborvani , Arch-diocese of Bangalore.
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St. Anthony Church School, Gangondanahalli : SSLC Exam's Results
An Institution requires constant fine- tuning and the highest level of co-operation, co-ordination and team spirit. All our subject teachers and members of the teaching staff have all contributed towards the good results. We appreciate the hard work put in by all the students and teachers concerned to make such high results possible. The details are as follows:

Distinction : 12 |  First Class : 48  |  Second Class: 52  |  Pass : 14
Students appeared - 134    |   Passed - 126   |   Pass Percentage - 94%

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Taekwondo :
Our School showed admirable commitment in sports and games. In keeping up the tradition of anthonites ,this year too, our students upheld new records in the arena of Taekwondo.
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Visitation
Member of legislative council Mr. Puttana made his visitation on 4th of  this month. He addressed the staff members, and his encouraging words increased our sense of security.
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B'day celebration of Mr. Joseph
We have our domestic helper Mr. Joseph as the ever ready vibrant who Celebrated his birthday on 4th of Feb. On this occasion Br. Guardian on behalf of the community thanked for his service.
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St. Anthony's School Day Celebration
St. Anthony's annual day was celebrated with much pomp and solemnity on 23rd December. Rev. Fr. Provincial was president of the function, MLA Krishnappa guest of honor and Renowned Kannada Film Actor Mr. Komal along with other dignitaries graced the Program and addressed the audience with the right message. School children entertained the audience with the right message and with colorful and mind blowing programs. All credit for the program must go to our School H. M. Fr. John Peter and he was supported at every stage by Asst. H. M. Fr. Godwin and Administrator - Fr. Paul D'Souza and all the staff of the school. click here for more

Exhibition and Fancy Dress Competition at St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli, Bangalore
We have students with varied talents and abilities and interests buried deep with in them. To unfold them and to blossom to the optimal level, the institution offers ample opportunities.
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Teachers' Day out @ St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli
On 16th Nov the staff of St. Anthony's School had their annual day out to Srirangapattana,Balamuri falls and Mysore. It was indeed an enriching experience to all of us, as we enjoyed the company of one another. click here for more

Children's Day Celebration @ St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli
On 14th of Nov Children's Day was celebrated with much joy and enthusiasm @ St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli. On that occasion the entire staff wished all the students and entertained the students by their creative and colourful program. All the students enjoyed the programme. click here for more

Participation of Parents:
Parent - teacher interface programmes are a regular feature in our school. )On 9th November we organised parents teachers meet and this sessioin was addressed by Prof. Gangadariah, Basaweshwara college, Biddadi. This session was highly informative, creating a positive impact on parents, teachers and students of 10th standard. click here for more

CELEBRATIONS AT ST. ANTHONY S SCHOOL GANGONDANAHALLI
On the 31st of October 2013, the school staff and students organized threefold celebration by celebrating the birthday of Fr. Paul D souza, treasurer of the school, then the Diwali Celebration and the same day the Staff and school organized a grand farewell program to Mrs. Josephine who rendered her selfless service to the school for about eleven long years.  click here for more

St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli : Independence Day Celebration
An Independence Day Celebration was one of the glamorous events put up by the staff and students of our school which attracted a tremendous crowd from our neighborhood.
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Father's Birthday Celebration
St. Anthony School was filled with joy as we celebrated the Birthday of our Headmaster and Asst. Headmaster on 1st of August. We had solemn Eucharistic celebration in the morning and in the school it was a moment of celebration, joy and happiness and our joy was multiplied by the presence of staff, students and parents. click here for more

Zonal level sports meet St. Anthony's School, Gangondanahalli
Nothing is impossible where there is a strong will. Our students after lot of tiresome practices and painstaking efforts won the Kho Kho match in the zonal level sports meet. click here for more

A deep debt of gratitude (St. Anthony's church School, Bangalore)
An institution requires constant fine tuning and the highest level of co-operation, co-ordination and team spirit coupled with exceptional professionalism. We are happy to say that our teachers exhibit the rarest of rare commitment and devotion in the execution of their duties. Our Physical Teacher K. Rudraiah has got " The Best Physical Teacher Award" from the Bangalore South District High School Association. We owe him a deep debt of gratitude. click here for more

A deep debt of gratitude (St. Anthony's church School, Bangalore)
An institution requires constant fine tuning and the highest level of co-operation, co-ordination and team spirit coupled with exceptional professionalism. We are happy to say that our teachers exhibit the rarest of rare commitment and devotion in the execution of their duties. Our Physical Teacher K. Rudraiah has got " The Best Physical Teacher Award" from the Bangalore South District High School Association. We owe him a deep debt of gratitude. click here for more

ASSISI KHO-KHO-TOURNAMENT IN ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH SCHOOL
To conclude the Co-Curricular activities of this academic year, we had Assisi Kho-Kho-Tournament. This year again we had an over-whelming response of students from over 40 schools. St. Anthony's school boys emerged as winners for the third consecutive time. And Cambridge School girls emerged as winners.  click here for more

Fancy dress competition in St. Anthony's church school
CHILDREN NEED MODELS AND NOT CRITICS : Childhood is the golden period in a child's life. Children love appreciation and want to be recognized. Our L.K.G and U.K.G students expressed their desire, "To be like him/her". by participating in fancy dress competition.   click here for more