A CBSE Affiliated School
An evening filled with cheers, laughter, and the true spirit of the game! Bat & Bond brought parents together on the field for a friendly cricket match that was all about energy, teamwork, and connection beyond classrooms. From powerful shots to playful banter, every moment reflected sportsmanship, bonding, and pure joy. It wasn’t just a match — it was a celebration of togetherness, fitness, and community spirit. Because when parents play together, memories are made that last beyond the scoreboard.
A Day of Fun & Victory for Our Pre-Primary Students! Our little champions had an unforgettable experience at the Victory Camp, filled with exciting activities, team spirit, and laughter. It was a day of learning, adventure, and unforgettable memories that will inspire them to achieve greater heights!
The students of Grade 2 went on an exciting educational trip to Waste to Wonder Park. The visit was organized to help children understand how waste materials can be creatively reused and turned into beautiful structures. The children were accompanied by 11 teachers and 5 didis, ensuring a safe and well-supervised experience throughout the visit. As the students explored the park, they were amazed to see the stunning replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World made entirely from scrap materials such as old metal parts, discarded machinery, and industrial waste. Through this visit, children learned the importance of recycling, reusing, and reducing waste. It encouraged them to think creatively and understand how waste can be transformed into something meaningful and beautiful.
Grade 7 presented an impressive class presentation based on *Chanakyaneeti – Wisdom Till Eternity*. Through five engaging acts, students highlighted key virtues such as honesty, integrity, compassion, time management and respect. Creative scenes, strong dialogues and meaningful messages made the presentation both educational and inspiring. The performance effectively connected ancient wisdom to modern student life, leaving the audience deeply impressed.
Our Grade 6 students delivered a spectacular presentation on the theme Saarthi, inspired by the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and the Mahabharata. The event beautifully combined narration, drama, dance, and music, showcasing the talent and confidence of our young performers. The programme began with the warm welcome of our Principal Ma’am, Vice Principal Ma’am, and Coordinators, followed by the ceremonial Lighting of the Lamp with the soulful song “Madhur Madhur.” The performances that followed captivated the audience, rising to a vibrant and energetic Grand Finale.
Grade IX students took the stage with power, passion, and purpose as they brought alive the spirit of womanhood through their inspiring class presentation. From heartfelt performances to compelling portrayals of courage, grace, and resilience, each childshowcased the strength that lies within every woman. Their dedication and expression turned the day into a beautiful tribute to empowerment.A big thank you to all who joined us and encouraged our young performers. Here’s to celebrating voices that inspire, stories that uplift, and students who shine with confidence and conviction!
Class 8 organised a vibrant literary class presentation on Oscar Wild’s The Happy Prince and The Canterville Ghost in the school auditorium. The programme featured engaging dramatisation, dance, and narration that showcased students’ creativity and understanding of the stories. A special segment honoured Grade 7 achievers with awards. The event concluded with inspiring words from the Principal and Vice-Principal, and appreciative applause from parents and teachers.
Our Junior Master Chefs had a joyful hands-on cooking experience as they prepared tasty treats like sprout chaat, sandwiches, fruit salad, and bhel puri. With excitement and teamwork, the children chopped, mixed, and created their own dishes, proudly presenting their culinary creations. The activity encouraged creativity, collaboration, and healthy eating, making learning both fun and flavorful.
Our little ones bloomed with confidence, creativity, and joy as they took part in the Flower Ramp Show. Just like flowers, each child shone in their own unique, colourful, and beautiful way. With charming smiles and graceful steps, they walked the ramp celebrating nature, colours, and the magic of spring. More than a performance, the Flower Ramp Show was a heartfelt celebration of growth, creativity, and the blossoming spirit of our young learners
The Grade 5 Calligraphy Competition saw enthusiastic participation as students showcased creativity through beautifully written Kindness-themed quotations in varied calligraphy styles. Judged by the Art teachers, entries were assessed for style consistency and presentation, with top performers receiving special certificates. The event encouraged patience, creativity, confidence, and a renewed appreciation for the art of beautiful writing.
Our students enthusiastically participated in the Junk Food vs Healthy Food activity, dressing up as their favourite food items and turning learning into a joyful experience. Through this engaging session, they explored the importance of mindful eating, making healthy food choices, and understanding how food impacts overall well-being. The creative dress-up and hands-on learning helped children discover that healthy foods can be both exciting and fun, inspiring them to adopt better eating habits.
Our young learners from Classes 6 to 8 took a deeper dive into the Power of Reading during an inspiring workshop held on 6th November 2025. The session opened their minds to the magic of stories, the importance of consistent reading habits, and how books shape imagination, confidence, and knowledge. Here's to building lifelong readers and curious thinkers!
The Pre-Primary Wing celebrated World Coconut Day with hands-on activities that fostered creativity and curiosity. Children engaged in sensory learning, enhancing their understanding of the world through fun, interactive experiences.
The Pre-Primary Wing celebrated International Yoga Day with fun activities, introducing children to yoga's benefits while promoting mindfulness, coordination, and healthy habits.
Hindi Diwas was celebrated with enthusiasm at the school, highlighting the importance of the Hindi language and culture. Students showcased their linguistic skills through recitations of Hindi poems and stories.
Food Fiesta: A celebration of our young chefs' culinary skills! Students showcased their creativity and talent through delicious dishes, making the event a flavorful and fun-filled experience
As part of our environmental conservation efforts, Grade 1 and 2 students created masks of endangered species. This engaging activity taught them the importance of protecting biodiversity and the impact of human activities on wildlife.
The "Best Out of Waste" activity encouraged students to use creativity and resourcefulness by turning waste materials into useful and artistic creations. This hands-on project promoted environmental awareness and the importance of reusing and recycling.
The DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) Hour encouraged students to immerse themselves in the world of books. During this dedicated time, students explored various genres, enhancing their reading skills and fostering a love for literature.
Students visited the Coca-Cola Happiness Factory, Moon Beverages Ltd. in Greater Noida West, where they explored the manufacturing process and learned about industry sustainability practices.
Grade 4 students visited the Gandhi Museum to learn about Mahatma Gandhi and India’s struggle for independence. They explored exhibits, including rare photographs and personal items, enriching their classroom knowledge with real history.
Grade 5 students visited the Akshardham Temple for an educational excursion, exploring its architecture, learning about Indian culture, and enjoying an informative exhibition, gaining valuable insights and memories.
Students went on an educational excursion to the Parliament, where they gained firsthand insights into the workings of the government and deepened their understanding of democracy and Indian history.
Students of Grades 2, 3, and 4 lit up the stage with their impressive performances at the Hasya Kavita Pratiyogita. With creativity and humor, they delivered captivating verses that showcased their confidence and love for expression. The event was filled with energy and left a lasting impact on the audience, marking it as a memorable success.
On October 8, 2024, we participated in the CBSE Skill Expo and Guidance Festival, hosting interactive workshops to enhance students' communication, decision-making, and innovation skills. The event offered career guidance and valuable networking with industry experts, reflecting our commitment to equipping students for success in a dynamic professional landscape.
The Apparel Fiesta, held on 16th October 2024, was a vibrant showcase of creativity and talent by our young Xaverians. The event featured innovative Paper Clothing, a nostalgic Retro Theme, and futuristic Hi-tech Dresses of 2050, highlighting the students' imaginative flair. With captivating ramp walks and energetic dance performances, the stage came alive, offering participants an incredible platform to express themselves and embrace their creativity.
The Youth Parliament is a platform for young individuals to engage in political discussions, address social issues, and propose policies for change. It provides a hands-on experience of the legislative process while fostering skills in public speaking, debate, and teamwork. Participants represent their communities, share diverse perspectives, and contribute to shaping a more inclusive and progressive future.
St.Xavier High School organized an Industry Visit to Coca-Cola Happiness Factory, Moon Beverages Ltd. Greater Noida on 5th August,2024. During the visit, students were provided with a comprehensive understanding of Coca-Cola's production and operation processes. It was followed by a discussion where students raised several queries. Students were taken inside the plant to understand the process and to see the entire manufacturing set up in operational mode. The session was full of knowledge and learning, giving students an in-depth insight into beverages being manufactured and marketed.
Our school organised an educational field trip to National Gandhi Museum located at New Delhi for the students of grade IV & V on 30 th November 2023.
The day was celebrated by the students of Grade IX presenting a short skit on the life and achievements of Major Dhyan Chand during the morning Assembly.
The Inter House Matches were initiated in the month of October. Trials for the teams were conducted and the House Teams were formed. Matches were played for Basketball, Cricket, Table Tennis and Football.
The school invited a renowned author Ms. Namrata Jain for a Book Reading Session during its Library Week. She has written a trilogy based on the ‘dohas’ of Kabir, Tulsidas and Rahim. The session was thoroughly enjoyed by the young students who were given the chance of interacting with the author.
To hone the scientific temperament of our students and to initiate them into STEM, the students were asked to perform experiments of their choice to celebrate the Science Day. They chose and performed the experiments before the class and described the aim and objective along with the Learning Outcomes of the experiment. It was an excellent hands on learning experience for all students from Grade VI-VIII.
The students of Grades I-II participated in the Apparel Fiesta. They were given a choice of three themes they could pick from. It was a wonderful experience for both teachers and students.
The students of Grade II were taught the poem on a butterfly in a very interesting way. They were asked to bring ‘dupattas from home with which the teachers helped them make their wings. They were taken to the garden and the poem was taught sitting in the midst of Nature.
Teachers participated actively in the Teaching Aids Competition in which they created innovative teaching aids to enhance their teaching- learning experience during their classes. All of them went out of their way to bring forth new ideas. Kudos to our wonderful teachers!
