The farewell ceremony for our respected Vice Principal, Father Raja S.J., was conducted with deep admiration and heartfelt gratitude. The event was a reflection of his remarkable journey and the lasting impact he has made on the school community.

In the farewell address, Father Raja’s personality was beautifully described as having “achievements as big as a mountain and a heart as vast as the ocean.” These words perfectly captured both his professional excellence and his compassionate nature. Throughout his tenure, he nurtured the school not merely as an institution, but as a “home,” where every student and staff member felt valued, supported, and inspired.

Under his guidance, the school flourished in academics, discipline, and values. His leadership was marked by dedication, humility, and an unwavering commitment to the holistic development of students. He always led by example, encouraging everyone to strive for excellence while staying grounded in kindness and integrity.

Expressions of gratitude from students and teachers highlighted the profound influence Father Raja has had on their lives. While the school bids him farewell with a heavy heart, it also celebrates the legacy he leaves behind.

We extend our sincere thanks to Father Raja S.J. for his invaluable service and wish him good health, happiness, and continued success in all his future endeavors.

Maharashtra Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour in St. Vincent’s High School on 1st May, 2026. The programme was organized to commemorate the formation of the state of Maharashtra and to create an awareness among students, about its rich history and traditions. The celebration began with a special assembly which included the flag hoisting ceremony and the National Anthem, played by the school band. There were informative speeches, prayers and traditional Powada highlighting ,the rich heritage of Maharashtra and the formation of the state in 1960. Some students also dressed in traditional Maharashtrian attire, added colour and authenticity to the programme. The Principal addressed the students and emphasized the importance of preserving the language, culture, and unity of Maharashtra while working towards the development of society. The celebration concluded, leaving everyone with a sense of pride and respect for the state and the nation.

A heartfelt farewell was given to Mrs. S. Das, who served the institution with dedication for 21 years as a teacher of Mathematics and Science. She was widely appreciated not only for her strong subject knowledge but also for her unique ability to simplify complex concepts and make learning enjoyable for her students.

Mrs. Das was known for her patience, calm nature, and unwavering commitment to her responsibilities. Her students’ respect and affection reflected the positive impact she had on their lives. Beyond academics, she was a supportive and dependable colleague, always ready to assist others and guide new teachers with generosity.

Her warm presence, positive attitude, and cheerful participation in school activities made her a valued member of the staff. As she begins a new chapter in life, she leaves behind a legacy of sincerity, kindness, and excellence.

The staff expressed deep gratitude for her contributions and wished her happiness, good health, and success in the years ahead. She will be greatly missed by all.

Graduation Day was celebrated on 8th April ’26, as UKG boys were promoted to Std 1. Fr. titus, Fr. Raja, Mrs. Cabral and Mrs Jackie Desales were the Chief guests for the Event.

A Bible verse, poem, and joyful action song were presented to honour the teachers. Through speeches and performances, students thanked their teachers for guiding and inspiring them.

As a token of love, a keychain was presented by Std IV (Batch 2025–26) to the teachers.

The assembly ended with a meaningful message about teachers being guiding lights. It was a beautiful and memorable celebration filled with gratitude.