Date: 8th September

Topic: Civic Sense – The Soul of a Civilized Society

The assembly was conducted by students of Class 9-D, with anchors Ghaniya and Aryana leading the program. It began with prayers (Lord’s Prayer and prayer to St. Joseph) followed by the pledge. Birthday celebrants were also greeted with a song.

A thought for the day was presented by Kavya, who emphasized that civic sense is not just about following rules, but about respecting people and surroundings. This was explained in both English and Hindi.

Next, Vaishnavi and her team performed a short, humorous yet insightful skit with characters Student A, Student B, and a Dustbin. The skit highlighted the importance of proper waste disposal and respecting cleanliness.

Shristi concluded the skit by reminding everyone that civic sense means being responsible citizens, keeping our environment clean, respecting others, and following rules.

The class teacher, Mr. Suraj Singh, further explained that small acts like maintaining classroom cleanliness and mindful behavior in public places contribute to a better society.

The school Principal Rev. Fr. Melwin Wilson D’Souza also addressed the students, praising Class 9-D and citing Japan as an example of how civic sense among citizens can make a country clean, advanced, and disciplined.

The assembly ended with the national anthem, paying tribute to the nation.