On November 9, 2023, Diwali Celebration, as well as Children's Day, were celebrated with full enthusiasm at the school. The entrance was beautifully decorated, and the corridors featured intricate rangolis and handmade paper diyas to enhance the festive atmosphere. The event included a small prayer service, a Diwali dance, a mime performed by the teachers on the Chandrayan failure and re-launching, a skit presented by teachers conveying a message that they are always there to support and guide the students, a song by the teachers to wish the students a happy Children's Day, and finally, a speech by the principal, Sr. Sheela. The children enjoyed dancing to the latest songs.

The secondary section school rangoli competition was a colorful spectacle, with students showcasing their artistic talents through vibrant designs in the courtyard. The event not only celebrated creativity but also promoted cultural appreciation and friendly competition. Judges faced the difficult task of selecting winners from the impressive display of unique rangoli patterns.

Mother Mary Veronica, the Foundress of the Congregation of Carmelite Religious (CCR), was a devout woman who dedicated her life to education. In 2023, we celebrated the 200th Birth Anniversary of Mother Mary Veronica on October 4th. The event began at 7:45 am in the School Quadrangle. The School Management, senior teachers from different sections, and students gathered around a picture of Mother Veronica, offering prayers and performing a Prayer Dance. A skit portrayed the challenges Mother Veronica faced throughout her life. Primary students performed celebratory dances, followed by a quiz about Mother Veronica. A choir sang a song, and the Principal, Sr. Edwina, spoke about the significance of the event and encouraged everyone to embrace Mother Veronica's values. In classrooms, students participated in Creative Essay Writing, Caption Writing, and Collage Making competitions based on Mother Veronica's Maxims. It was a truly spiritual day.

The Garba festival, also known as Navratri, was celebrated on September 19, 2023. Children had a great time playing Garba and Timbli with their friends, and the school ground was filled with vibrant, colorful dresses.