Media Release
Moodbidri, Jun 5: The Carmel school reopened with a grand inaugural ceremony orchestrated by the students of class X A and B. The event was a harmonious blend of tradition, inspiration, and celebration, setting an optimistic tone for the upcoming academic year.
The ceremony commenced with a solemn prayer service and a melodious prayer song presenting various symbols representing light, sports, holy books, friendship, creativity, and a map, each symbolizing essential values and aspirations of the school community.
A significant highlight was the lighting of the lamp by Sr Maria Gracilda AC the principal, Sr Preena AC the vice principal, Sr Elena AC the administrator, Prajwal the teacher co-ordinator, Pradyumna Bhanuprakash the assistant head boy, Hiba Shaikh the head girl symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and the ushering in of knowledge and enlightenment. Sr Rosy AC and Sr Ranita the school co-ordinators blessed the occasion with their presence.
Hiba Shaikh warmly welcomed the gathering, setting a positive tone for the event. The welcome dance that followed was performed with grace and enthusiasm, adding a festive spirit to the occasion.
An inspirational skit based on the motto 'Prioritise What Matters Most in Life'. The skit effectively conveyed a powerful message about prioritizing essential goals and values in life.
Sr Gracilda, in her address, extended a heartfelt welcome to the new teachers and students, presenting them with flowers as a token of appreciation. She delivered an inspiring message, urging everyone to "Dream big and follow your passion," which resonated deeply with the students.
A video presentation on achieving goals further reinforced the theme of determination and success. Thereafter students of grade X were acknowledged for their hard work and dedication. Special commendations were given to Clara, Manasa, and the grade X students for their exceptional efforts.
Sr Gracilda also outlined a few important guidelines to be followed during the year, ensuring a smooth and productive academic experience for everyone.
The ceremony was masterfully conducted by compere Keerthan Salian, concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by assistant head boy Pradyumna Bhanuprakash. The school anthem was sung with pride, bringing the event to a resonant and uplifting close. In addition various activities were conducted in the classroom to engage students and foster a sense of community all designed to enhance students interaction and collaboration.