Sacred Hearts School hosts alumni reunion, reconnecting generations of former students


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Mangaluru, Jul 26: The Alumni Association of Sacred Hearts School, Kulshekar, organised its Alumni Reunion at the High School Auditorium on Saturday, July 25. The event brought together former students from different batches, providing them with an opportunity to reconnect, renew old friendships, and relive cherished memories of their school days.

The programme was spearheaded by Sr Cynthia, headmistress of Sacred Hearts High School. The dignitaries present included Sr Sharlet, superior and correspondent of the school; Sr Cecilia, former headmistress and provincial; Sr Rita Sharel, headmistress of Sacred Hearts Primary School; and Sr Grace Bennis, who developed the school’s official website. Alumni Vinoy and Angela compered the programme.

The chief guests included Jeevan Vas, television and film actor and vice president of the Alumni Association; Preetham, entrepreneur, actor, and travel organiser; Elias Fernandes, director of Four Winds Mass Communications & Services; and R Rohini, alumna, teacher, author, and social worker.

The reunion offered a warm and joyful platform for alumni to meet their former classmates, share experiences, and strengthen the lifelong bonds formed during their years at Sacred Hearts School. The gathering served as a reminder that, although years may pass, the connection with one’s alma mater remains enduring and unforgettable.

 

 

  

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