Inauguration of the Centenary Year

St. Aloysius High School, celebrated their 100 years Jubilee day with a lively programme of songs and dances on their school grounds i.e. the quadrangle of Mt. Carmel Church, Bandra (W).

The Centenary Year commenced with the symbolic ringing of the school bells. A hundred colourful gas balloons were released accompanied by a brilliant fire work display.

This was followed by a solemn prayer dance gracefully performed by the children of the primary and secondary sections on 9th January and 10th January respectively. No programme is complete without a rendition of music.<--break->” src=”https://www.aloysiusbandra.in/sites/all/modules/wysiwyg/plugins/break/images/spacer.gif”> The children welcomed the audience in an Opening Chorus in which old favourites were sung much to the delight of the audience. The highlight of the evenings were the plays, <strong>“ Alibaba and the forty thieves”</strong>, <strong>“The Sound Of Music”</strong> and <strong>“Aloysius Jai-Ho”</strong>.</p><p>The Pre-Primary section known as Mount Carmel Kindergarten had a heart warming play,<strong> “ The Wonderful Dolls “</strong> performed by the little children of the Sr. Kg. The School’s Motto <strong>“ Excellence through Endeavour”</strong> was dramatically portrayed by the students in wonderful songs and colourful dances.</p></div><footer class=

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