The Compassionate Christite program for the academic year 2025 was inaugurated on 25th June 2025. The event was graced by Mr. Sathish, Principal of Government Blind School, Mysuru, as the Chief Guest. Fr. Renish P Varghese (Principal), Fr. Josekutty, (Campus Director ),Fr. Noble Jose (Administrator), Ms. Merlyn Christabel (Vice Principal), Mr. Joseph Simon (Coordinator), and student representatives from Block 1 and 2 were present for the occasion. In his inspiring address, the Chief Guest emphasized the importance of compassion, inclusion, and the role of youth in supporting the less privileged. His words left a lasting impression on the students.
TAs a token of appreciation, Mr. Sathish was felicitated with a monetary gift, recognizing his dedicated service and commitment to the education of the differently-abled. The event sensitized students to the spirit of service and marked a meaningful beginning to the Compassionate Christite initiatives for the year.
On 19th June 2025, our school observed National Reading Day in remembrance of P.N. Panicker, the father of the Library Movement in India. The day was celebrated to emphasize the importance of reading in education and personal growth.
In the days leading up to the event, students from Grades 5 to 10 were each assigned to read a book of their choice. This initiative aimed to develop a strong reading habit, encourage self-learning, and spark curiosity through literature.
To mark the occasion, a quiz competition was conducted grade wise based on the books read by the students. The quiz saw enthusiastic participation, and students showcased their knowledge and understanding of various texts. On-the-spot prizes were awarded to the winners, which added excitement and motivation for all participants.
As a special contribution to the event, the Kannada Department donated a valuable collection of Kannada books to the school library. This thoughtful gesture not only enriched the library’s collection but also promoted a love for reading in the regional language.
In conclusion, the celebration of National Reading Day was a meaningful and inspiring event. It not only honored the legacy of a great visionary but also nurtured the habit of reading among students. The day stood as a reminder that reading opens the door to knowledge, imagination, and lifelong learning.
On 10th June 2025 Investiture Ceremony was held. Shri V R Sheshadri ,ASI , Saraswathipuram Police Station,Mysuru was the Chief Guest. Fr Renish P Varghese, our principal, Fr Noble Jose our Administrator, Fr Josekutty V J our Campus Director, Ms Merlyn Christabel our Vice Principal,Ms Sindhu N K our Academic Coordinator , Ms Mini A S our LCA Coordinator were the other dignitaries present.
It was a proud moment for the Christites as the newly selected cabinet was officially installed and badges were handed over to them, reminding them of their roles and responsibilities.
Christ Public School celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21, 2025, with great enthusiasm. The event began with a speech highlighting the importance of yoga for physical and mental well-being.
A mass yoga session was conducted on the school grounds, where students and staff performed various asanas and breathing exercises under the guidance of trained instructors. Senior students also showcased advanced yoga postures, inspiring others.
The celebration was a reminder of the vital role yoga plays in leading a healthy and balanced life.
LCA Inauguration and Toppers’ Felicitation Ceremony – 6th June 2025 On 6th June 2025, Christ Public School hosted the LCA Inauguration and Toppers’ Felicitation Ceremony with great enthusiasm and pride. The event was graced by Mr. Joseph Thomas Mamparambil, Retired Scientific Officer, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre(BARC) as Chief Guest including Fr Renish (Principal), Fr Noble Jose (Administrator), Fr Josekutty V J (Campus Director), Ms Merlyn Christabel (Vice Principal), Ms Jayashree (Staff Coordinator), Ms Sindhu (Academic Coordinator), and Ms Mini A S (LCA Coordinator).
The inauguration of LCA (Literary and Cultural Association) was marked by vibrant cultural performances, including dances, speeches, a musical ensemble, literary parade, mime showcasing the brave soldiers, Visual Art Showcase , songs, and poem recitations. The toppers of Grade X (2024–25 batch) were honored during the ceremony. Aashrith S, the school topper, delivered an inspiring speech recounting his journey of dedication and perseverance.
The event celebrated both academic excellence and the creative spirit of the school community.