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Start of a New Journey
The dawn of the new academic session 2026–27 began
The dawn of the new academic session 2026–27 began on a hopeful note as students, teachers, and staff gathered with enthusiasm for new beginnings and fresh goals. The assembly commenced with a serene prayer service, invoking God's blessings upon the school community. The ceremonial lighting of the lamp before Mother Mary by teachers and students symbolized the spread of knowledge and positivity. This was followed by a soulful hymn that added to the spiritual atmosphere of the occasion. Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph, our respected Principal, addressed the gathering with inspiring words on sincerity, faith, and dedication. Sr. Katherine Joseph, General Councillor for Education, unveiled the theme of the year—Honesty, Humility, and Harmony—guiding us towards strong values, mutual respect, and unity. The programme concluded with the Teachers' Oath, marking a beautiful beginning filled with hope, commitment, and promise for the year ahead.
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The LKG Initiation Ceremony, held on 18 April 2026
The LKG Initiation Ceremony, held on 18 April 2026, was a delightful event marking the beginning of a new journey for the young learners. The programme commenced with an introduction followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, a prayer service, and readings from the Holy Bible, creating a serene and devotional atmosphere. A graceful prayer dance performed by the students added to the solemnity of the occasion. The Principal delivered the welcome address, after which the tiny tots presented an energetic Bee Dance that brought smiles to everyone present. The Chief Guest, Rev. Sr. Christine Mynsong, shared her inspiring thoughts, emphasizing that learning is a journey rather than a destination and highlighting the importance of values such as patience, compassion, and discipline. The audience was captivated by a sweet Manipuri dance and a lively Bihu dance performed by the students. The Principal also briefed the parents on the school's rules and regulations. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks, followed by the sacred ritual of Vidyarambham, symbolizing the children's first step into the world of learning. The event marked a memorable beginning to the academic journey of the young buds, filling the day with joy, hope, and enthusiasm.
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The Investiture Ceremony of Little Flower School was held on 25 April 2026
The Investiture Ceremony of Little Flower School was held on 25 April 2026. The programme began with a soulful prayer, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Rev. Sr. Alice Mathew, Manager of the School, along with the Principal, Vice Principal, and student representatives. In her welcome address, our Principal, Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph, emphasized that a badge is not merely a title but a profound symbol of duty, commitment to excellence, and unwavering hard work. The Chief Guest, Rev. Sr. Alice Mathew, then addressed the newly elected student leaders, inspiring them to embrace responsibility in every action and remain undeterred by challenges. She reminded them that true leadership is not measured by the number of followers but by one's ability to inspire and serve others. The programme was followed by a vibrant tribute to Zubeen Garg, which added colour and enthusiasm to the occasion. Students who achieved 100% attendance were also honoured for their commitment and regularity throughout the academic year. The ceremony concluded with the Head Boy and Head Girl delivering the Vote of Thanks, expressing their gratitude and looking forward to a year filled with learning, responsibility, and purpose.
Read MoreMother Mary's Feast Day Celebration
Continuing a cherished tradition
Continuing a cherished tradition, Little Flower School came together in a spirit of devotion and joy as the school celebrated Mother Mary’s Feast Day on 23rd May 2026. The entire campus was immersed in an atmosphere of faith and love, honouring the Blessed Mother, whose life continues to inspire humility, compassion, and selfless service. The celebration began with a solemn Prayer Service, during which prayers and hymns rose like gentle whispers of faith. To foster unity and collaboration, both students and teachers were divided into five clubs: the Social Science Club, Literary Club, IT Club, Sports Club, and Art & Cultural Club. Excitement filled the air as representatives from each club participated in a Mystery Chit-Picking Ceremony to determine the order of performances, adding an element of surprise and anticipation to the celebration. The first competitive event was the Choir Singing Competition. One by one, the clubs presented melodious songs of praise and devotion to Mother Mary. Their voices blended harmoniously, filling the school hall with a symphony of faith, hope, and love, creating a truly heavenly atmosphere. The celebration continued with the much-awaited Tableau Performances, where each club brought a unique theme to life through creativity, expression, and teamwork. Through vivid costumes, meaningful scenes, and powerful presentations, the participants captivated the audience while conveying inspiring messages and values. The programme was not merely a competition but a beautiful reflection of unity in diversity. It provided a platform for students and teachers to work together, celebrate their talents, and strengthen their spiritual bond as one school family.
Read MoreFelicitation Programme for Outstanding Board Examination Results
Little Flower School, Hatigaon, organized a felicitation programme
Little Flower School, Hatigaon, organized a felicitation programme on June 1, 2026, to honour the outstanding achievements of its Class X and Class XII students in the board examinations. The programme was held in the school auditorium in the presence of Rev. Sr. Alice Matthew, Manager; Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph, Principal; Rev. Sr. Poonam Soreng, Vice Principal; teachers, students, and other distinguished guests. Students of Class X who secured 90% and above and all the Class XII students were felicitated for their hard work and academic excellence. Students of Classes IX, X, XI, and XII attended the programme to congratulate and celebrate the achievements of their seniors and peers. The programme commenced with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness through knowledge, wisdom, and hope. The lamp was lit by the Chief Guest, Rev. Sr. Alice Matthew; the Principal, Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph; teacher representatives; and student representatives. The auspicious ceremony marked the formal inauguration of the event and set a positive and inspiring tone for the proceedings. Following the lighting of the lamp, a prayer service was conducted by the sisters of the school. The prayer sought blessings, wisdom, and guidance for all present and created a serene and reverent atmosphere in the hall. As a gesture of respect and gratitude, the Chief Guest, Rev. Sr. Alice Matthew, and the Principal, Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph, were honoured with traditional Phulam Gamusas. The programme then proceeded with the Welcome Address delivered by the Principal, Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph. She warmly congratulated the students on their excellent performance and expressed her pride in their achievements. In her address, she encouraged them to remain focused, work diligently, and continue striving for success in all their future endeavours. The cultural segment of the programme began with a captivating orchestral performance by the school orchestra team. Their harmonious melodies and energetic presentation enthralled the audience and added a vibrant touch to the celebration. The felicitation ceremony for students who secured 90% and above in the board examinations followed. The achievers were honoured by the Chief Guest and the Principal. The ceremony recognized the students' dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence, inspiring their peers to strive for similar success. The students were presented with Phulam Gamusas, mementoes, and gifts as tokens of appreciation and encouragement. The audience was then treated to a graceful Sattriya dance performance. Through elegant movements and devotional expressions, the performers beautifully showcased the rich cultural heritage of Assam, earning enthusiastic applause from everyone present. A special address was delivered by the teacher representative, Sir Madhav Upadhaya. He congratulated the achievers and shared valuable words of encouragement. Highlighting the importance of hard work, perseverance, consistency, and determination, he motivated students to continue pursuing excellence. He inspired them to surpass existing benchmarks and remarked, “Records are made to be broken.” He also reminded students that a single examination result does not determine their future. The programme continued with the felicitation of students who secured 60% and above in the board examinations. The achievers were warmly applauded as they received recognition for their sincere efforts and remarkable accomplishments. Adding energy and excitement to the celebration, the boys of Class XI presented a lively dance performance. One of the highlights of the programme was the felicitation of the Class X students who secured 90% and above in their board examinations. These students were honoured for their exceptional performance, which reflected their dedication, consistency, and hard work. The programme continued with a speech by the Class X topper, Abbiyas Hussain. He expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his teachers, school staff, friends, and parents for their unwavering support and guidance throughout his academic journey. He acknowledged the sacrifices and hard work of his parents and credited them for his success. The gathering was further enriched by an inspiring address from Rev. Sr. Alice Matthew. Congratulating the students on their success, she encouraged them to remain humble, determined, and focused on their future aspirations. Her words of wisdom left a lasting impression on the audience. The cultural celebrations concluded with a vibrant Bihu dance performance. The rhythmic beats, colourful attire, and energetic movements beautifully reflected the spirit and cultural richness of Assam. The performance filled the atmosphere with joy and received tremendous appreciation from the audience. The programme concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks delivered by Class XII topper Siddhi Jalan. On behalf of all the achievers, she expressed her sincere gratitude to the Principal, teachers, non-teaching staff, and the school management for their constant support, guidance, and encouragement throughout their academic journey. Reflecting on her years at the school, she shared how the institution had played a significant role in shaping the students' growth and success. Her speech was filled with gratitude and appreciation, making it a fitting conclusion to the celebration. The event concluded with an inspiring address by Rev. Sr. Sheeba Joseph, who congratulated the achievers on their remarkable success and encouraged them to pursue their dreams with confidence, determination, and humility. Her thoughtful words served as a source of motivation for the students as they prepared to embark on the next phase of their academic journey. The felicitation ceremony ended on a note of pride, celebration, and inspiration, leaving behind cherished memories and renewed motivation for all present.
Read MoreWorld Environment Day Celebration
On 5 June 2026, Little Flower School observed World Environment Day
On 5 June 2026, Little Flower School observed World Environment Day with great enthusiasm and awareness through a well-organized programme. The celebration began with a graceful dance performance by the students of Class XI. Their presentation highlighted the beauty of nature and emphasized the importance of protecting the environment. Our respected Principal, Sr.Sheeba Joseph, was felicitated with a traditional gamusa before delivering an inspiring speech on environmental conservation and the responsibility of the younger generation in building a greener and more sustainable future. A meaningful plantation ceremony followed, during which the Principal and Vice Principal planted a sapling in a pot, symbolizing hope, growth, and care for the environment. The Head Boy then led the students in a solemn oath-taking ceremony, encouraging everyone to keep their surroundings clean and protect nature. The programme also featured various competitions, including inter-house gardening, poster-making, drawing, and Best Out of Waste. The Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow Houses participated in the gardening competition with remarkable enthusiasm and teamwork, each striving to give its best. Students from all classes showcased their creativity and environmental awareness through art and poster-making activities. The celebration successfully spread the message of environmental protection and inspired students to contribute towards a cleaner, greener, and healthier planet. The event was both meaningful and memorable, leaving a lasting impression on all participants.
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