St. Joseph’s Sr. Sec. School—Primary Wing hosted ‘Vibrant Exuberanza’, a cultural showcase of performances and creative excellence. Chief Guest Mr. Saurabh Kumar (IFS), Chief Conservator of Forests, UT Chandigarh, Guest of Honour Mr. Sanjay Kumar Bist, Regional Officer, CBSE Regional Office Chandigarh, and Principals of collaborating schools graced the occasion. The event opened with the auspicious lamp lighting ceremony.
The programme began with an impressive array of dance performances. ‘Durga Stuti’ unfolded with divine energy’ depicting the victory of good over evil through soulful movements. This was followed by a serene ‘Sufi Dance’ that radiated inner peace with its graceful movements. ‘Rhythm of Time’ captured the fleeting essence of humanity, urging hearts to pause and reconnect. ‘A Lesson in Humility’ beautifully portrayed the sacred Guru–Shishya bond, reminding us that true learning begins with surrendering ego and embracing guidance with gratitude. ‘Harmony in Contrast’ fused Kathak and Western styles, followed by a spirited ‘Tribal Dance’. ‘Bharat ke Veer’ honoured the armed forces with a stirring salute to their bravery and sacrifice.
The thought provoking play ‘King Lear 2.0’– depicted a tech-driven family rediscovering emotional connection beyond screens. A soulful melody gently seeped into hearts, leaving a lingering sense of calm and connection.
Under the School Health and Wellness Programme of Ayushman Bharat, guided by UNESCO, CBSE and NCERT, the Principal Monica Chawla’s initiatives were highlighted in nurturing emotional well-being, empathy, and holistic growth. The event also showcased the school’s legacy, sports achievements, and milestones of its Principal and staff, reaffirming a tradition of excellence.
The school celebrated its young authors, with 43 students from Classes III to V publishing their own books, reaffirming that even small hands carry vast imaginations and shape meaningful worlds.
Engaging fillers added humour and global perspectives—from satire on rising gold prices to a tribute to Late Surjit Patar Ji, and a humorous take on world leaders, leaving the audience both entertained and thoughtfully engaged.
Amidst the performances, ‘Whispers of Hope’, authored by Principal Mrs. Monica Chawla, was unveiled—born from a promise made to the Juvenile Justice Home. The book supports young learners facing difficult circumstances, offering comfort, courage, and renewed self-belief, affirming that every child’s journey deserves dignity and hope.
Avni, a Class IV student, was recognized for her outstanding feat of winning four gold medals in Taekwondo at the state level and securing a place at the Nationals.
The Chief Guest lauded the hard work of students, dedication of teachers, and leadership of the Principal, appreciating the school for going the extra mile in academics, sports, and co-curricular pursuits.
The finale was a vibrant Bhangra performance that left the audience in high spirits. The event ended with lasting memories and a shared resolve to continue creating, learning, and celebrating together.
The Management and the Principal, Ms. Monica Chawla, applauded the sincere efforts of the students and staff, and also appreciated the support of the parents in making the event a success.
