Archives 2025

On Saturday, 22nd February 2025, the school auditorium was filled with excitement and enthusiasm as students, teachers, and parents gathered for the much-awaited Talent Hunt/Exhibition. The event provided a platform for students to showcase their unique abilities in music, dance, robotic, drama, poetry, and visual arts, creating an atmosphere of creativity and inspiration.

The program began at 10:00 am with an opening speech by Sr Catherine Oparaji (Principal), who emphasized the importance of self-expression and the celebration of talent. Unlike competitive events, this Talent Hunt focused on participation and encouragement, allowing students to perform without the pressure of judgment.

One by one, participants took the stage, filling the auditorium with mesmerizing dance routines, soulful musical performances, engaging drama acts, and heartfelt poetry recitals etc. Meanwhile, the art exhibition displayed the artistic brilliance of students, with colorful paintings, sketches, and crafts that captured the admiration of everyone present.

The audience, including fellow students and teachers, cheered enthusiastically for each performance, fostering a sense of camaraderie and mutual appreciation. The events were not about winning or losing but about exploring creativity, building confidence, and enjoying the art of expression.

As the program concluded, the Chairman Planning Commitee (Mr Chukwudi Ekuma Ndubisi) delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, appreciating the efforts of the participants, teachers, and organizers who made the Talent Hunt a memorable experience. Every student who performed received a certificate of participation, recognizing their courage and passion for the arts.

The event ended on a joyful note, leaving everyone inspired and motivated to continue honouring their skills. With such a successful turnout, the school community eagerly looks forward to the next Talent Hunt, promising even more talent and enthusiasm.

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The 2025 Christmas Carol of Nine Lessons at our school was a spiritually enriching and memorable celebration that brought together students, staff, parents, and members of the community to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. Held on December 5, 2025, the event featured a beautiful combination of scripture readings, carol renditions, and dramatic presentations that vividly told the story of the birth of Jesus Christ.

The programme opened with a welcome address by the School Principal, Rev. Catherine Oparaji, who highlighted Christmas as a season of gratitude, love, and generosity. The traditional Nine Lessons followed, with students, staff, and invited guests reading biblical passages that traced God’s redemptive plan—from creation and prophecy to the birth of Christ.

Each lesson was accompanied by melodious carols performed by the school choir, staff, and parents. Songs such as “O Come, All Ye Faithful,” “God Promises to Abraham,” and “Joy to the World” filled the hall with joy, supported by a live orchestra of talented student musicians.

A major highlight of the event was the Nativity drama presented by the Choreography Club, whose captivating performance brought the Christmas story to life. The programme also featured impressive solo performances by students and a special presentation by the teachers’ choir, which was warmly received by the audience.

Beyond the performances, the event reflected a strong sense of community and togetherness. Parents expressed pride in their children’s participation, and the occasion also served as an avenue for charitable giving in support of those in need.

The celebration concluded with a closing prayer and the joyful singing of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.” The 2025 Christmas Carol of Nine Lessons was a remarkable success, reinforcing the school’s commitment to spiritual growth, moral values, and community bonding.