St Xavier’s Group of Schools celebrates inspiring SSC success stories


Rons Bantwal

Mumbai, May 22: The St Xavier’s Group of Schools once again recorded commendable success in the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education SSC Board Examinations 2026, reflecting the dedication of students, teachers, and parents.

Among the inspiring achievers is Angel Thekkevilayil of St Xavier’s High School, Shanti Park, who displayed remarkable courage during the examinations. Diagnosed with acute appendicitis in the middle of her board exams, Angel appeared for her paper before undergoing surgery and went on to score an impressive 91.4%.

Adding to the celebrations is Bhavini Malick of St Francis High School, who secured an outstanding 99.80% in the std X examinations. A passionate chess player, Bhavini has shown how focus, strategy, and discipline developed through sport can complement academic excellence, bringing great pride to her school.

These achievements reflect the inspiring vision of chairman Dr A F Pinto and managing director Dr Grace Pinto, whose continued emphasis on perseverance, never giving up, and the upliftment of sports alongside academics continues to shape confident and resilient young achievers.

 

 

  

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