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On 21st February 2026, St. Michael’s High School hosted the Grand Finale of Club Presentation, showcasing the creativity and talent of students across nine vibrant clubs: English Literature, Art and Craft, Kannada Literature, Karate, Quiz, Nature, Mathematics, Science, and Sports. Each club, which conducts activities every Saturday, came together to present their best work, filling the day with energy, innovation, and enthusiasm.
English Literature Club captivated the audience with a skit on Encouraging Students to Read Books, emphasizing the importance of reading as a source of knowledge, creativity, imagination, and grammar in our lives.
Kannada Literature Club added cultural richness with a skit on For Truth There Will Be No Death and For Lies There Will Be No Peace and Happiness, followed by a Bharatanatyam dance performance.
Art and Craft Club demonstrated creativity through projects such as crochet work, pen stands made from waste water bottles, bunnies crafted from hand towels, and flowers created from waste plastic covers.
Nature Club promoted eco-friendly living with activities like Cooking Without Fire, where students prepared nutritious salads and shared their experiences from a recent field trip.
Quiz Club engaged participants with questions on diverse topics, including flags of different countries, Nobel Prize winners, and the Great Kings of Indian History.
Mathematics Club showcased the Beauty of Mathematics in Nature through albums, models, and creative projects such as explaining the relationship between parallelograms and triangles, fraction birds using charts, and mandala art.
Science Club fascinated the audience with innovative models, including a robotic hand, a sundial (demonstrating how time was measured in ancient days), an electric circuit, and a respiratory system model.
Karate Club impressed with a group demonstration of techniques such as defending, tile breaking, flying kicks, and foreman attacks.
Sports Club brought energy to the stage with football, volleyball and Kho-kho skills demonstration, followed by a football match.
The Grand Finale highlighted not only the diverse talents of students but also the school’s commitment to holistic education—blending academics with creativity, culture, and physical fitness. Students received certificates and appreciation based on their yearly performance scores, presented by Father
St. Michael’s High School hosted the Junior Project Exhibition from UKG to Grade 4. The auditorium buzzed with excitement as parents gathered to watch children present projects on different themes and share their views. Parents joined in enthusiastically, grading the presentations and encouraging the young learners with applause.
The Primary Section Exhibition followed from 4th to 6th February 2026, with each grade exploring unique themes:
UKG : Sources of Water and Their Uses – 2nd February
Each child confidently spoke about the different sources of water such as rain, ponds, lakes, rivers, or borewells while showcasing models and pictures highlighting the importance of water in our lives.
Grade 1: The World of Plants – 4th February
Students displayed different types of plants such as herbs, shrubs, trees, creepers and climbers. They explained how plants make their own food through photosynthesis. They showed models and charts about parts of a plant and its functions.
Grade 2: Being in Touch – 3rd February
Being in touch means to stay connected. So the different ways to stay connected are telephone, mobile phone, television, emails etc. Children explained in detail about the invention and the person who invented devices like mobile phone, television, radio etc. They shared the advantages and disadvantages on each topic. Few children were dressed up, few made model and others charts. They created an awareness on how to use means of communication safely.
Grade 3: The Earth and the Solar System - 5th February
Our students enthusiastically presented an innovative science project on the Solar System. They showcased creative models along with interesting facts and detailed information about the planets, their features, uses, and importance. They explained the concepts of rotation, revolution, and the role of the Sun and other planets.
Grade 4: States of India and Their Clothing – 6th February
Grade 4 students added vibrancy by dressing in traditional attire from different states of India and bringing the state’ s popular dish, turning the exhibition into a colorful cultural showcase.
Parents remained actively involved throughout, grading presentations and motivating children to perform their best. Their participation created a lively, supportive atmosphere that made the event both educational and enjoyable.
Students who earned the highest scores were honored with badges and certificates, a proud recognition of their creativity and effort. The exhibitions concluded with smiles, applause, and cherished memories—children and parents left not only with awards but with a sense of accomplishment and joy.
From 3rd to 5th February 2026, St. Michael’s High School organized an AI-based educational program in collaboration with DISHA, a holistic education technology provider. The initiative was designed for students of Grades 7, 8, and 9, focusing on creating an integrated and systematic pedagogy. In line with the revised NEP guidelines, DISHA’s AI software helps track student growth and supports them in making informed career choices through assessments such as SAR, SAP, and SEP.
The program began with an orientation session, where representatives from DISHA explained the importance of understanding skills and choosing the right career path. Students were introduced to various AI tools that can assist in learning and decision-making. They then participated in assessments that highlighted their strengths, subject preferences, and potential career options aligned with their interests.
Once the results were shared, one-on-one counselling sessions were conducted with students and parents. These sessions explained the reports in detail and guided families on possible career paths. The partnership between St. Michael’s and DISHA aims to shift the focus from marks and grades to a skills-first model, combining behavioural science and AI. This approach enables better stream selection and subject mapping, ensuring that each student’s personality, strengths, and aspirations are at the centre of their academic journey.
The Nature Club students of St. Michael’s High School embarked on an educational visit to Kristu Jayanti University, beginning with the herbal garden and biotechnology laboratories. The labs featured an incubator with chicks, a centrifuge for separating fluids, and bacteria samples viewed under microscopes. These exhibits sparked curiosity among the students and encouraged them to explore the natural world and its scientific applications more deeply.
The visit continued to the forensic science laboratory, where students observed tools used in investigations, dummies with simulated injuries, and a staged crime scene. They also explored the university’s sustainable initiatives, including solar panels, a sewage treatment plant, vermicomposting, and a biogas plant. In the herbal garden, maintained by the Department of Life Sciences, they learned about medicinal plants such as Acalypha indica, used to treat pneumonia and asthma, and Clusia rosea, applied as an ointment for sores and wounds.
Finally, the students visited the media room, which showcased advanced technology including a 3D sound system, video production tools, and a green screen for photography. The combination of scientific exploration, environmental awareness, and media technology made the visit enriching and enjoyable. Overall, the students gained practical knowledge, hands-on experience, and a deeper appreciation for the integration of science, technology, and nature.
“The end of this year isn’t goodbye—it’s the beginning of a bigger, brighter story you’re about to write.”
On 31st January 2026, the students of Class 9 organized a heartfelt farewell party for the outgoing Class 10 batch. The auditorium was filled with excitement and joy as the seniors arrived in their best outfits, ready to celebrate their final moments at school.
The program began with a soulful prayer song, setting a warm tone for the evening, followed by energetic dance performances by Class 9 students. Fun-filled games exclusively for Class 10 added laughter and cheer, while the cake-cutting ceremony brought together students and teachers in a moment of shared memories and emotions.
As a gesture of love, Class 9 students presented gifts to their seniors, who in turn expressed gratitude by offering a special gift to the school as a mark of respect and remembrance. A motivating farewell speech by Father Joseph Philip CMI encouraged the graduating students to aim higher and embrace future challenges.
The highlight of the evening was when two Class 10 students shared their experiences—one in Kannada and the other in English—bringing nostalgic emotions to the crowd. The celebration concluded with a heartfelt farewell song followed by the vote of thanks. A group photo of Class 10 A and 10 B along with their teachers was clicked, capturing memories that will be cherished for years to come.
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On 21st January, St. Michael’s High School organized a special talk on Cancer Awareness in the school auditorium for the students of Grade 9. The session was designed to highlight the three key elements of understanding, action, and hope. The initiative aimed to empower students with awareness at an early age, encouraging them to become responsible advocates for health in their communities.
The program was organized by the Youth Red Cross Club of Kristu Jayanti University with the support of resource persons John Solomon, Gerald Kanikaraj, Richard, and their team. It was conducted in collaboration with students from Kristu Jayanti University, including A. Tejashwini, Eliza Mary Merson, Abigail B. Cherian, Kavya Sherley, Renz Philip, Ebel Thundil Wilson, Nazmun Rahaman, Shreya Mahl, Libnah Geoson, and Joshua Jude Xavier, who actively served as student volunteers.
To make the program interactive, the students were given a questionnaire that encouraged them to reflect on what they had learned and how they could apply it in their own lives. Overall, the Cancer Awareness and Wellness Program successfully combined health education with emotional resilience, leaving the students inspired to act with knowledge, compassion, and hope.
The Annual Sports Day of 2026 at St. Michael’s High School CMI was a vibrant celebration of energy, talent, and teamwork. Over four days, students, parents, and teachers came together to honor the spirit of sportsmanship, beginning each morning with a welcome speech and invocation song that set the perfect tone for the festivities.
From January 7 to 9, younger students delighted the audience with creative games such as Dressing up the Clown, Ladybug, Sense Organs, Flat Race, Traffic Light, Animal Puzzle, Minion Race, and the Musical Display. Parents and teachers joined in special events, while the junior section impressed with imaginative activities like Setting the Dining Table, Neighbouring Countries, and Folding the T-shirt—showcasing weeks of preparation and practice.
The grand finale on January 10, reserved for Grades 6 to 10, was graced by International Para Sportsperson Mr. Gopinath K as Chief Guest. A majestic march past, torch lighting, track and field events, and a breath taking pyramid formation recreating four iconic Indian monuments made the day truly memorable.
Excitement peaked with relay races and friendly competitions involving alumni and students, filling the school community with pride. The highlight came when Beethoven House (Yellow) lifted the championship trophy after a decade-long wait, sealing the event as a true festival of sportsmanship and unity.
On 21st December 2025, St. Michael’s CMI High School , Bangalore hosted its much-awaited Alumni Meet, bringing together former students from various batches to relive and cherish their school days. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and joy as alumni reunited, sharing stories and reminiscing while old school photographs displayed outside the auditorium sparked waves of nostalgia.
The program commenced with a soulful invocation song by the teachers, followed by the traditional lighting of the lamp. Former students took charge as anchors, engaging the audience with warmth and enthusiasm. The event soon turned vibrant with a spectacular dance performance, accompanied by a Kannada Nativity play and melodious carol singing by current students.
Adding to the emotional spirit of the evening, alumni from different batches shared heartfelt memories of their time at St. Michael’s, evoking nostalgic emotions among the crowd. The stage came alive with diverse talents, including songs, dance, and beat boxing, showcasing the creativity and bond that continues to thrive among the school community.
Mrs. Sonya Chacko addressed the gathering and reflected on the school’s journey and the cherished memories built over the years. To ensure smooth coordination of future alumni events, representatives from each batch were elected. The program concluded with around 600 participants attending the program and a heartfelt vote of thanks, followed by a photo session and school tour, where alumni revisited every corner of their beloved school, carrying home renewed joy and treasured memories.
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The Christmas festivities at St. Michael’s CMI High School began on 19th December 2025 with the junior section filling the auditorium with joy and excitement. Students presented a variety of programs including skits depicting the birth of Jesus Christ, group songs, and lively action songs. Their radiant smiles reflected the true spirit of the season. Fr. Akhil K Varghese CMI addressed the gathering, reminding the young crowd about the importance of Christmas and the values of love, peace, and hope it symbolizes.
The celebration reached its peak when Santa Claus made a surprise entry, spreading laughter and cheer among the children. Accompanied by the Principal, Santa interacted with the students, making the day unforgettable. After the stage programs, children enjoyed fun-filled games in their classrooms. Each child received Christmas gifts, a snack box, and a copy of the school newsletter, which was officially released on Christmas. The newsletter featured creative articles, essays, and poems written by students. Santa Claus also visited each classroom, capturing delightful group pictures that lit up the hearts of the young ones.
On 20th December 2025, the senior section celebrated Christmas with equal grandeur. The programs included a Nativity play, a Kannada song, energetic dance performances, and a Christmas speech by the high school students. The performances showcased the talent and enthusiasm of the senior students, while also reflecting the deeper meaning of the festival.
Fr. Saneesh CMI addressed the senior gathering, extending warm wishes for a prosperous and joyful Christmas. His words inspired the students to carry the spirit of Christmas beyond the celebrations, into their daily lives. The entire event was a perfect blend of faith, fun, and festivity, leaving behind cherished memories for both students and teachers.
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St. Michael’s CMI High School proudly hosted its Annual Charity Fete from November 15th to December 6th, 2025. Each class took turns organizing and coordinating the event under the guidance of their teachers. The fete was filled with delicious food, exciting games, and heartwarming participation, making it a memorable occasion for all. Students from LKG to Grade 10, along with their families, were invited to enjoy the festivities and contribute to a noble cause.
The first week was led by Grades 9 and 10, assisted by KG teachers and other staff members. Students from LKG, UKG, Grade 1,5 9, and 10 attended with their parents, enjoying a wide variety of dishes and engaging in fun-filled games. In the second week, Grades 7 and 8 took charge, welcoming students from Grades 2, 7, and 8. The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as students eagerly queued up for food coupons and participated in the vibrant activities.
During the third week, Grades 5 and 6 hosted the fete, inviting students from Grades 3, 5, and 6 along with their families. Their enthusiastic participation added warmth and joy to the celebration. The final week was organized by Grade 4 students, who extended the invitation to their peers and the children of Government School, Kothanur. The young guests enjoyed a delightful spread of food and engaging games, leaving with bright smiles and cherished memories.
The Charity Fete 2025 was not only a celebration of food and fun but also a meaningful effort to support those in need. With enthusiastic participation and generous contributions, the event became a resounding success, spreading joy and compassion throughout the community.
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St. Michael’s CMI High School, Kothanur, Bengaluru, came alive with joy and festivity as the community gathered to honor the spirit of childhood on Children’s Day. The campus was filled with excitement as students arrived in their finest attire, their faces glowing with happiness. To make the day even more special, each child received a personalized card highlighting their uniqueness before heading to their classrooms. Soon after, the primary students and teachers moved to the auditorium to begin the much-awaited program.
The celebration opened with a vibrant showcase by the Nursery and KG teachers, whose energetic performances set the tone for the day. Students had already enjoyed a lively fancy dress competition, adding color and creativity to the occasion. The program emphasized the innocence, curiosity, and beauty of children, reminding everyone of their special place in the world.
The Primary section program began in the auditorium with inspiring words on the importance of Children’s Day, followed by the school song and prayer. Teachers entertained the children with a variety of performances including skits, songs, dances, and mime acts. They presented lively action songs, group singing, bible reading and prayer, fusion dances, while the high school teachers showcased creative skits, energetic dance, speech and a humorous mime portraying children’s playful behavior.
The highlight of the day was the spirited performance by the admin staff and the principal, whose participation added extra energy and joy to the event. The celebration beautifully captured the innocence, creativity, and curiosity of children, leaving behind cherished memories for all.
St. Michael’s High School, in association with the Office of Human Resources, Kristu Jayanti University, organized an orientation programme for the Grade X students of St. Michael’s High School. The session, titled “Ignite Within: Focus, Confidence & Success,” was held on 18th November 2025 at Auditorium A3, Admin Block, Fifth Floor, Kristu Jayanti University.
The programme began with the inauguration at 9:30 AM, followed by a series of enriching sessions. The first session was conducted by Ms. Minu A on Smart Learning for Success, highlighting the importance of focus and effective study techniques. After a short break, Dr. Nidhi Raj Gupta led a session on Managing Exam Stress with a Positive Mindset, sharing practical methods to stay calm and confident.
The final session was handled by Dr. Bijin Philip, who spoke on Time Mastery, emphasizing goal setting and effective time management strategies for board exam success.
After the sessions, students were taken on a campus tour of Kristu Jayanti University, where they explored various academic blocks, facilities, and gained an overview of university life. The experience was both informative and inspiring for the students.
The programme concluded with feedback and reflection, where students expressed their appreciation for the valuable guidance received.
Overall, the orientation and campus tour provided the Grade X students with motivation, clarity, and confidence as they prepare for their upcoming board examinations.
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Social Science Week 2025 was celebrated with great excitement and enthusiasm in our school. The week offered students a wonderful opportunity to explore the world of history, culture, and human evolution through creative displays and presentations. It aimed to make learning enjoyable, meaningful, and engaging beyond the classroom.
Students of Grade V presented beautiful charts and models on the topic “Evolution of Human Beings.” They showcased the journey of humans from early man to modern times, explaining how people learned to make tools, grow food, and build communities.
Students of Grades VI to IX displayed impressive exhibits on “Historical Monuments of India.” Their charts and models featured iconic monuments such as the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and Hampi, highlighting India’s rich cultural heritage.
Parents were invited to view and independently evaluate each project. Their feedback and appreciation motivated the students to give their best. The top performers were awarded red and blue badges along with certificates of merit.
Social Science Week not only highlighted the creativity and knowledge of our students but also helped them understand the importance of the past and its connection to the present. It was truly an inspiring and educational experience for everyone.
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St. Michael’s High School, Kothanur, Bengaluru, vibrantly celebrated Kannada Rajyotsava, bringing together students, staff and management to honor and celebrate the rich heritage, language and culture of Karnataka. There was a sense of pride and unity among all present in the school premises.
The day commenced with the ceremonial hoisting of the Karnataka flag, followed by the soulful rendition of the Nada Geethe. Students showcased their profound love for their land through a series of captivating cultural programs which included traditional folk dance by Std 9, patriotic Kannada songs by Std 7 and 9 and thought-provoking skits depicting the history and glory of Karnataka.
Our Director Fr. Saneeh Lukose CMI addressed the gathering and emphasized the significance of Kannada language, its culture and heritage. Adding depth to the celebration, our Kannada teacher delivered an inspiring speech that emphasized the importance of preserving the Kannada language, culture and traditions in today’s globalized world. The event concluded with a quiz which tested students’ knowledge about the state’s history and the vote of thanks.
The enthusiastic participation of students and their performances were a testament to their dedication and respect for their culture. It was a day filled with cultural fervor, patriotic songs and a deep appreciation for the state's unique identity.
St. Michael’s High School proudly hosted the Inter-School Sports Meet 2025 on 18th October 2025, bringing together young athletes from several reputed schools including Vincent Pallotti High School, Clarence High School, Christ School, Federal Public School, New Millennium School, St. Norbert High School, and Vibgyor High.
The event began with an inaugural ceremony led by Fr. Akhil Varghese CMI, Sports Director, who welcomed the participants and highlighted the value of sports in shaping character and discipline. Fr. Renish Varghese CMI, Principal of Christ School, Mysuru, served as the Chief Guest and officially declared the meet open. The release of balloons by Fr. Jomon CMI and Fr. Saneesh Lukose CMI marked the formal commencement of the day’s events.
Participants showcased remarkable talent and sportsmanship in various track and field events, including sprints, relays, long jump, high jump, and triple jump, as well as team games such as Chess, Table Tennis, Basketball, and Volleyball.
In the awards ceremony, Ayushi Bharaktiya of Clarence High School won the Girls’ Individual Championship, while Indiragirish M. S. of St. Michael’s High School secured the Boys’ Individual Championship. Federal Public School won the Volleyball Tournament, Vincent Pallotti High School lifted the Basketball Trophy, and Clarence High School claimed the Overall Championship with 70 points.
St. Michael’s students made the school proud by winning 13 prizes across individual and team events. The Sports Meet was a true celebration of talent, teamwork, and perseverance, reflecting the school’s commitment to promoting holistic growth through sports.
The recent school trip to Coorg was an enriching and unforgettable experience for all participants. The journey began early in the morning, filled with excitement and enthusiasm as everyone set out for the much-awaited excursion.
The first stop was the Golden Temple of Buddhism, where the group admired the temple’s artistic beauty and gained insights into Buddhist teachings. The serene atmosphere and intricate designs left a lasting impression on all.
The next destination was Nisargadhama, a beautiful island surrounded by river Cauvery. Walking across the bamboo bridge and exploring the lush greenery offered a refreshing experience. A sudden spell of rain added to the charm of the place, making the visit even more delightful.
Later, the group visited the Elephant Camp and observed elephants being bathed and fed. Although riding them was not permitted, watching these gentle giants up close proved to be a memorable experience. The visit to Harangi Dam that followed provided scenic views and moments of calm by the water. The day concluded with an overnight stay in Coorg, highlighted by a lively DJ night that everyone enjoyed.
The following morning included visits to the Belur and Halebidu Temples, renowned for their intricate carvings and detailed architecture. The exquisite sculptures and craftsmanship offered a valuable cultural and educational experience.
Overall, the trip to Coorg provided an opportunity for learning beyond the classroom while creating lasting memories of exploration, friendship, and joy.
The Nature’s Club students had an enriching educational trip to the University of Agricultural Sciences, Gandhi Krishi Vigyana Kendra (GKVK) located at Yelahanka, Bangalore. The visit gave them an opportunity to learn more about the wonders of nature and agriculture.
Their first stop was at the Department of Entomology where the students observed various types of insects. They also attended a brief lecture on Entomology which helped them understand the importance of insects in our environment.
Next, they visited the Department of Apiculture where the students were introduced to different kinds of bees. They observed beekeeping practices and were fascinated to catch a glimpse of the queen bee. This experience helped them appreciate the role of bees in pollination and farming.
At the Department of Horticulture, the students explored a wide variety of plants. Towards the end of the visit, each child was happy to take home a sapling, encouraging them to nurture and care for plants on their own.
The trip was truly a memorable and enriching experience for all the Nature’s Club students, inspiring them to develop a deeper sense of love and respect for nature.
Teacher’s Day is one of the most awaited days in every school, as it brings joy, gratitude, and celebration. It is the day when we honour the valuable role of our teachers, who guide us with knowledge and wisdom and shape our future.
The programme began with a warm welcome speech by our Head Girl, followed by a heartfelt poem recited by our Head Boy. Soon after, the cake-cutting ceremony set a cheerful mood for the special occasion. Fr. Saneeh Lukose CMI led everyone in a prayer that filled the hall with peace and devotion. Our Principal, Mrs. Chandraprabha, guided the teachers in the oath-taking ceremony, reminding them of their noble calling. Later, our Director, Mrs. Sonya Chacko, expressed her gratitude for the tireless efforts of teachers and the selfless service they render in moulding young minds. A few teachers also shared their personal journeys, narrating what inspired them to choose the teaching profession.
The highlight of the day was the vibrant cultural programme. Students of Std 9 and 10 presented lively group dances that were both entertaining and memorable. The Std 10 students also prepared beautiful handmade greeting cards for each teacher. These cards, carrying heartfelt messages, touched the hearts of all and made the day even more special.
Adding to the joy, fun games were organised where teachers and students participated together. Laughter and cheers filled the atmosphere, creating a bond of togetherness. The entire day was filled with respect, joy, and celebration, reminding us of the deep bond between teachers and students.
It was truly a day to remember—a fitting tribute to our beloved teachers, who light the path of learning and life.
The 79th Independence Day was celebrated on 15th August with great joy and patriotism at our school. The stage was beautifully decorated with flags and balloons to commemorate the day. Our Director hoisted the National Flag and we sang our National Anthem together as a mark of respect to the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters. A march past parade was done to showcase the strength, unity and dedication of our students.
The school choir delivered a melodious patriotic song. The highlight of the celebration was the cultural program which included a dance and a symbolic play which explored the role of religion in uniting or dividing people. In addition to this, speeches were delivered by two of our students to commemorate the unstoppable spirit of our late heroes. Later, our Principal conducted a quiz based on the events of the day and chocolates were distributed to the winners. The program concluded with the distribution of sweets to all the students and parents. This Independence Day celebration was a testament to the spirit of patriotism and unity showcased by our Michaelities.
This year's Parents' Day celebration on 2nd August at St. Michael's High School was a celebration of joy through dance and music.
The parents were treated to a wonderful display of musical talent and beautiful choreography. The students danced to a myriad of famous songs from various South Indian languages and Hindi too.
The songs they sang were either songs of praise or songs that were thought provoking and inspiring.
The children were excited to finally perform for their parents in their special outfits and costumes and the parents were just as thrilled to watch their children on stage.
The celebration was a great opportunity for students to showcase their talents. We look forward to enjoying our children blossom and grow each year becoming more confident and creative with each further chance to shine on stage.
A solemn and heartfelt prayer service was held in the school auditorium to ask for blessings at the start of the new year as well as to honor and remember our beloved founder Mrs. Betsy Chacko, whose vision and dedication laid the strong foundation of our institution.
The service began with the lighting of the lamp symbolizing the eternal light of knowledge and wisdom. A beautiful hymn was sung by the students of Std 5 followed by a Bible reading and prayer on this special occasion. Our chief guest Rev Fr Augusty Paimpallil, Provincial of CMI Mysore Province addressed the gathering and shared a few words of wisdom and reflected on the founder’s invaluable contributions and commitment to education through St. Michael’s High School.
Later a meaningful skit was enacted by our students which highlighted the importance of being truthful and honest.
The service concluded with a beautiful dance performance to a prayer song by Std 4.
We are deeply grateful for God’s abundant blessings. May we forever carry the guiding spirit of our esteemed founder in our hearts and may her grace continue to lead us with wisdom, compassion and purpose. As we journey forward, may we remain steadfast in our commitment to the values of truth, integrity and excellence.
The much-awaited Science Week 2025 at our school was a celebration of curiosity and creativity. This annual event aimed to showcase the love for science among students and encourage them to explore, experiment and innovate beyond the classroom.
Throughout the week, students presented innovative models and charts on topics ranging from interdependence of plants and animals classification and adaptation of animals, food production and its management etc. Some students brought specimens like fishes, crabs, birds and types of plants [gymnosperms, angiosperms ].
Parents were invited to grade each project independently. Constructive feedback along with grades was given by the parents. This helped our students understand their strengths and weaknesses. Highest scoring students of each class were awarded with red and blue badges and certificates of merit.
Science Week not only showcased the talents and creativity of our students but also emphasized the importance of scientific thinking in our everyday life. It was inspiring to witness the enthusiasm and dedication of each participant as well as the support and encouragement from teachers and parents.
The energy, enthusiasm and sense of wonder demonstrated throughout the week not only showcased the brilliant minds of our students but also reinforced the importance of fostering a life long love for science. We are confident that this experience has inspired our students to continue pursuing knowledge and innovation with passion and purpose.
The atmosphere at St. Michael’s was charged with pride and purpose as we hosted our annual Investiture Ceremony and honoured the toppers of the 2025 Std 10 batch.
The day began with the Scholarship Distribution Ceremony. We are proud to announce that several of our students were recognized for their exceptional achievements through prestigious scholarship awards.
In a testament to their hard work and academic excellence, the toppers, Tanushree S - 98.4%, Jeet Bhavin Desai - 97.4%, Gaurav S - 96.4%, Bhavishya Ikkaluri - 96.2% and Joash Stanislaus Fernandez - 95.6%. were awarded scholarship cheques. The students shared some tips to our students and also spoke of their gratitude to their teachers and parents. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the scholarship recipients and encourage all our students to strive for excellence in every field of learning.
Following this, the school hosted the grand Investiture Ceremony. The Investiture Ceremony is one of the most prestigious and eagerly awaited events in the school calendar, held with great solemnity and pride for the academic year 2025.
The newly elected Head Boy, Head girl and House Captains proudly came forward to receive their badges and sashes. The leaders then took a solemn oath to carry out their responsibilities with honesty, integrity and dedication. The sound of the oath echoed with promise and purpose, marking the beginning of a new chapter in their school journey.
The Investiture and Scholarship Ceremony together mark a powerful start to the academic year, inspiring all students to lead, learn and leave a legacy.
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The annual Prize Day at St. Michael’s High School is a much-anticipated event that celebrates the hard work, achievements and talents of our students fostering a spirit of motivation and encouragement among students. This year’s celebration was held on 21st March in the school auditorium.
The highlight of the event was the prize distribution ceremony, where students were honored for their achievements in academics, full attendance and honor roll. Star Pupil awards were also presented to students who were the toppers of their class. In addition to the award presentations, the celebration featured cultural performances, including musical renditions and dance performances, showcasing the immense talent of our students. The enthusiastic participation of students made the event a vibrant and memorable experience.
The event was a true testament to the hard work, determination and excellence that define St. Michael’s High School. We look forward to another year of achievements and success as we continue to nurture and celebrate the talents of our students!
Our school recently organized an exciting one-day trip to Wonderla Water Park for Std 6 & 7 and for Std 4 & 5 to Bengaluru Palace, Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium and Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum providing students with a refreshing break from their daily routine. The trip was filled with thrilling rides, splashes of water, exploring the museum and the planetarium.
Std 6 & 7 - 21st of Feb: The day began with an early morning departure from school, as students eagerly boarded the buses, brimming with excitement. After a lively journey filled with dance, songs and laughter, they arrived at Wonderla, where the real adventure began. The moment they stepped in, they were greeted by a world of exhilarating water slides and wave pools. Students enjoyed a variety of rides, including the Lazy River, Wave Pool, Rain Disco, and thrilling high-speed slides. The water attractions provided the perfect way to cool off and have fun under the sun. For those who preferred a mix of adventure and relaxation, the park also offered dry rides and calm pools. Midway through the day, the children took a break to enjoy a delicious lunch, refuelling for more fun ahead. As the sun began to set, it was time to say bye to Wonderla. Though tired, students carried home a treasure trove of wonderful memories, making this trip a truly unforgettable experience.
On 25th Feb the students of Std 4 & 5 went on an exciting one-day educational trip to three iconic places in Bangalore – Bangalore Palace, the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, and the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum. The trip aimed to provide students with a mix of history, science, and technology, making learning fun and interactive.
Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum: The trip began with a visit to the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, a paradise for young science enthusiasts. Students explored various galleries showcasing innovations in engineering, mechanics, and electronics. Hands-on experiments, interactive models, and live demonstrations provided an experiential learning opportunity. They particularly enjoyed the fun science experiments and robotic displays.
Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium: Next, the children headed to the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, where students were captivated by a fascinating sky show about celestial bodies, space exploration, and the universe. The interactive exhibits and scientific models helped them understand astronomical concepts in an engaging way.
Bangalore Palace: The final stop was to the Bangalore Palace, a stunning example of Tudor-style architecture. Students were amazed by the grandeur of the palace, with its intricate woodwork, vintage furniture, and beautiful paintings. They learned about the history of the Wodeyar dynasty and got a glimpse into royal life. The visit helped them appreciate architectural heritage and historical significance.
The one-day trip was a perfect blend of education and recreation. It provided students with valuable knowledge outside the classroom and ignited their interest in history and science. The trip was not only informative but also a memorable experience that will inspire them in their academic journey. We look forward to organizing more such enriching trips in the future!
Graduation Day is a momentous occasion in every student's life, marking the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and unforgettable experiences. At St. Michael’s the Std 10 Graduation Day was a grand celebration filled with emotions, nostalgia, and pride as our students took their first step toward a bright future.
The event began with a warm welcome to students, parents, and esteemed guest Mrs. Dorothy Victor. The spot was beautifully decorated, reflecting the excitement of the occasion. The program commenced with a solemn march by the students onto the stage followed by reading of the holy books by the selected students of Std 10 and a prayer.
The celebration featured speeches and vibrant cultural performances. A special song was sung by our Std 10 students which highlighted the beautiful journey of Std 10 students that left everyone teary-eyed yet proud.
Students were awarded certificates and accolades for their academic and extracurricular achievements. The highlight of the event was the emotional speeches by students of class 10 expressing their gratitude to teachers, parents, and friends for their unwavering support.
As students stepped forward to toss their caps in celebration, there was a sense of joy, accomplishment, and hope for a promising future. Graduation Day was not just an event but a cherished memory that students will carry with them forever. We wish our graduates the very best in all their future endeavours!
The Farewell Party for Class 10 was held on 1st Feb 2025, was filled with nostalgia, joy, and heartfelt emotions as the juniors bid adieu to its outgoing batch. Organized by the students of Class 9, the event was a perfect blend of fun, memories, and best wishes for the bright future of our seniors.
The celebration began with a warm welcome followed by a special cake-cutting ceremony. The event was packed with exciting performances, including energetic dance numbers, soulful songs that had everyone enjoy. Fun games added to the lively atmosphere, making the event unforgettable.
Our Director Mrs. Sonya Chacko shared words of wisdom, encouraging the students to chase their happiness and dreams with confidence and determination.
The event concluded with the distribution of farewell gifts as a token of love and remembrance. As the students stepped into a new chapter of their lives, they carried with them a treasure trove of memories, friendships, and invaluable lessons.
The Junior Project Exhibition was a vibrant showcase of creativity, innovation, and learning as our lower-class students presented their outstanding projects. Held from 27th Jan to 31st Jan 2025 the event provided a platform for young minds to explore and express their ideas through hands-on projects across various topics.
Our KG and Std 1 students were dressed up for their project exhibition as per the topic given to them. It allowed them to immerse themselves in their topics, making the event both educational and entertaining.
From displays to creative storytelling and model-making, students of Std 2-4, demonstrated their knowledge in unique and engaging ways. Each project reflected their curiosity and creativity making the exhibition an inspiring experience for all attendees.
Parents, teachers, and fellow students were captivated by the interactive exhibits. Students confidently explained their projects, answered questions, and shared the learning process behind their work.
It was a wonderful opportunity for them to develop communication skills and gain confidence in their abilities. A big shout out to all our young participants and the parents for their hard work and innovative projects! We look forward to seeing even more creativity in next year’s exhibition.
At St. Michael’s High School the Annual Sports Day is more than just a celebration of athletic prowess; it's a showcase of teamwork, perseverance, and the vibrant spirit of our students. This year, the event spanned an exhilarating four days, with each day dedicated to a different section of the school.
Day 1 was dedicated to our little ones of KG section and Std 1. The youngest stars of our school kicked off the celebrations with enthusiasm and energy. The day was filled with playful yet competitive activities like dressing up Chotta Bheem, unwrapping my gift, passing the kite and so on. The parents cheered on as the little ones crossed the finish line with smiles on their faces. The highlight of the day was the "Musical Display," which added a special touch of sports and music.
Day two witnessed the vibrant Std 2 and 3 students taking the field. With events ranging from Obstacle hoop race, treasure hunt, packing the school bag and other sports activities, the day was packed with thrilling moments. The young athletes demonstrated remarkable determination and sportsmanship, leaving everyone inspired by their effort and enthusiasm.
Day 3: The Middle School section brought a mix of strategy and stamina to the forefront. There was the hoisting of the school flag and oath taking ceremony. Students competed in high-energy events such as flat races, Olympic torch race, wrap round race, dressing up the fireman, Jenga blocks etc. The highlight of the day was the balloon race and the innovative wrap around race.
Day 4: The grand finale was reserved for the Senior Section, where students showcased their athletic performance and competitive spirit. The day began with a grand opening ceremony. The event was inaugurated by our chief guest Mr. Suraj Reddy, an ex-Michaelite currently representing India in the field of Indoor Cricket.
Events like the 100mts running, 4X100m relay, Lemon and Spoon, Obstacle race and a special race for the past, present and future students and so on captivated the audience. We also had musical displays by our senior students. The house spirit and cheering squads made the day unforgettable. The overall house championship was awarded to Teresa House with 384 points, marking the end of a spectacular four-day event.
Celebrating Achievements and Sportsmanship: Each day concluded with a medal distribution ceremony, where individual and team achievements were celebrated. We also had games for the parents on all the four days and awarded the winners as well. The event not only highlighted physical talent but also reinforced the values of discipline.
The four-day Sports Day celebration at St. Michael’s School was a resounding success, leaving lasting memories and strengthening the bonds of our school community. Here's to nurturing the champions of tomorrow!
Our school campus was filled with festive cheer and the spirit of Christmas as students, teachers, and staff came together to celebrate the joyous season of Christmas. The day was marked by a delightful array of activities, performances, and a heartfelt sense of community.
The event commenced with a prayer reminding everyone of the true meaning of Christmas—love, sharing, and togetherness. This was followed by a vibrant cultural program where students showcased their talents through Christmas carols, skits, and dance performances. The highlight of the day was a nativity play, beautifully enacted by students, which brought the story of the birth of Jesus to life.
The entire school was adorned with colourful decorations, including a sparkling Christmas tree and twinkling lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Santa Claus made a special appearance, much to the delight of the children, distributing sweets and spreading joy.
The celebration also included a variety of fun games as well. Students received gifts they had asked for making for an even happier celebration.
The Christmas celebration was a memorable event that brought everyone closer, leaving everyone with warm memories and the joy of the festive season.
At St. Michael’s High School, we are committed to making a meaningful impact in the lives of people by extending our support to the less fortunate. Our charity is made possible through the collections made through the mini fetes conducted in November.
Through our charitable initiatives, we supported Tanisandra Government School by providing over 1680 children with cricket bats, toys and some eatables. Besides this a complete volleyball court set up was provided and installed which delighted the high school students of the government school. We also provided large cooking utensils to Yuvalok Foundation, Hormavu. Toys, t-shirts and eatables were given to the children in the Government Observation Home for Boys and Girls. Required medications and other pharmaceutical requirements were given to Auto Raja’s Home along with groceries. Toys and snacks were given to the children in Home of Faith Charitable Trust. We invited a group of young children of a Government Primary School to enjoy themselves at the last fete as part of our charity. They were given free coupons worth 120 each. The children enjoyed delicious snacks while participating in the fun activities.
As we reflect on the success of this Christmas Charity drive we are thankful to all our parents, students and teachers for contributing both time and money and effort towards this worthy cause. We are inspired to continue making a difference in the lives of others. Together, we are spreading hope, one act of kindness at a time.
The mini Charity Fetes at our school are a fantastic way of bringing the school community together while raising funds for a worthy cause. This much-anticipated event, held during the month of November brought together students, teachers and parents.
The school campus buzzed with excitement as everyone enjoyed themselves at the fetes each week. Food stalls and game stalls played a vital role in creating an engaging and enjoyable atmosphere. For the final fete held on 30th November, our specially invited guests – the students of a government primary school in Thanisandra- had a fun and happy time enjoying the food and games with the coupons handed to them. The volunteers from our school engaged with them and helped our guests navigate through the myriad stalls. Watching our young guests have such a good time was indeed gratifying for the students and teachers.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the event, whether through donations, sponsorships, or participation. Together, we have not only created lasting memories but also made a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.
On the 30th some of the proceeds of the fetes was used to sponsor the chicken used for the World Disabled Day celebration at Preethi Nivas. Volunteers from our school attended the event and helped distribute the biriyani. Next month, in December the remaining proceeds from the charity fetes will be used to help many more young ones and the elderly. The Charity Fete continues to be a cherished tradition at our school as we strive to uphold the values of compassion and community Service.
