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Headmistress's Message
Principal's Message
With gratitude to God for His numerous blessings in guiding us into this
academic year 2024-25, I am happy to address these few lines. As I mull over
the months of April to June 2024, I feel happy about our energetic start and
the hard work of all the Staff and the enthusiasm of our students. Excellent
result of our outgoing class X students (2023-24 batch) was a great boost for
us to strive more and to achieve.
Dear Students your hard work, dedication, and passion have made our
school an exceptional place to learn and grow. To our staff, thank you for
your tireless efforts in educating and supporting our students. Your
commitment to excellence is truly appreciated. Let's continue to work
together in this academic year 2024-25, to make our school a place where
everyone feels valued, supported, and inspired.
As we bring out this 8th issue of our school e-newsletter, I express my
sincere gratitude and appreciation to Ms. Sangi Lushai for her hard work
and dedication in bring out this “My School Voice”. Also kudos to all those
students who did a project work, under her guidance, during the summer
vacation, in exploring and documenting the local places of Kumarghat. Few
more of their works will be published in the next issue.
Word of appreciation and gratitude to Fr. George, the HCEF Secretary,
Fr. Lancy D’ Souza, the manager, Sr. Bertila Tuscan, the Headmistress,
Sr. Lahunsuklang Marwein, one who is transferred, for their commitment
and sustained support. I also wholeheartedly welcome Sr. Ainita Rani and
wish her a successful stay with us.
I am sure the school magazine in hand would be a nice tool which will surely
help you to get the glimpses of the activities and achievement of the
students of our school. I am sure the quality and variety of contents would
not only be informative but also impressive and enjoyable. In this pursuit of
excellence, I appreciate our parent fraternity for supporting the school in
every aspect. But I would request the students to be always modest,
humble and disciplined, while being ready to expand the horizons of your
knowledge and skills by dreaming big and working hard. God bless you!
In Jesus Christ
Fr. J. Sahaya Lourdu Raj CSC
03
Adversities are opportunities.
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity.
- Albert Einstein
In life’s journey, happiness and adversities intertwine like roses and
thorns. Robert Collier once said, “In every adversity, there lies the seed of
an equivalent advantage. Every defeat is a lesson showing you how to win
the victory next time.” This reminds us that within challenges, there are
opportunities for growth and triumph. Just as roses bear thorns our lives
hold both joy and pain. Yet, it’s through facing adversity that we discover
“No duty is our true strength. With faith and support, we can navigate through
suffering, knowing that we’re not alone on this journey. Embrace the
more urgent than journey, for even in the darkest moments, there’s a glimmer of hope. Like
following the footsteps of those who’ve walked before us, we find solace
in knowing that we can overcome adversities, trials, and tribulations.
that of Let’s cherish both the roses and the thorns, for they shape us into who we
are meant to become.
returning thanks.” Adversities are Adorable:
Amidst life’s T20 storms, true champions emerge, displaying courage in
the face of adversity. Consider the story of Helen Keller, who, despite
- James Allen being deaf and blind, became a renowned author and advocate for the
disabled. Her hardships didn’t define her; they propelled her towards
greatness. Adversity is essential for character development akin to the
beautiful butterfly emerging after enduring darkness. As Joseph
B.Wirthelin pointed out, “Life opens more opportunities through dark
moments.” Just as farmers benefit from rain during storms, learning to
dance in the rain is a vital life skill. Adversity, like shadows, signifies light
on the other side.
Sr. Berthila Tuscano F.S
Headmistress