Monthly Activities & Events (2026–2027)
Celebrations · Assemblies · Competitions · Canossa High School
September 2026–2027
Highlights, Student Leadership & Special Assemblies
9th September 2026
Guide Investiture Programme
Canossa High School, Mahim
Guide Investiture Programme
The Guide Investiture Programme was held on 9th September 2026 with great enthusiasm, marking the beginning of the students’ journey of service and leadership.
The programme began with a warm introduction, followed by a prayer and the Guide Prayer Song. Sr. Agnes Gomes, Assistant Headmistress, hoisted the Guide Flag, followed by the Guide Flag Song. The newly inducted Guides solemnly took the Guide Promise, and Ms. Asmita explained the Guide Laws. The students were then formally initiated as Guides by the Guide Teacher.
The programme concluded with the Guide Clap, filling the atmosphere with energy and enthusiasm. The occasion inspired the students to uphold the values of service, loyalty, discipline, responsibility and leadership.
Guide Investiture Programme
The Guide Investiture Programme was held on 9th September 2026 with great enthusiasm, marking the beginning of the students’ journey of service and leadership.
The programme began with a warm introduction, followed by a prayer and the Guide Prayer Song. Sr. Agnes Gomes, Assistant Headmistress, hoisted the Guide Flag, followed by the Guide Flag Song. The newly inducted Guides solemnly took the Guide Promise, and Ms. Asmita explained the Guide Laws. The students were then formally initiated as Guides by the Guide Teacher.
The programme concluded with the Guide Clap, filling the atmosphere with energy and enthusiasm. The occasion inspired the students to uphold the values of service, loyalty, discipline, responsibility and leadership.
11th September 2026
English Elocution Competition – Classes V & VI
Canossa High School, Mahim
English Elocution Competition – Classes V & VI
An English Elocution Competition was organised for students of Classes V and VI on 11th September 2026 to enhance their confidence, pronunciation and public speaking skills. Students enthusiastically delivered speeches on topics related to nature, kindness and digital well-being.
The competition was judged by Mrs. Shirley Stennel Dsouza, Mrs. Preeta Thombre and Mrs. Priti Pandey. The event provided students with a valuable opportunity to express their ideas, improve their communication skills and develop confidence. The competition concluded on a positive note, making it a memorable learning experience for all participants.
English Elocution Competition – Classes V & VI
An English Elocution Competition was organised for students of Classes V and VI on 11th September 2026 to enhance their confidence, pronunciation and public speaking skills. Students enthusiastically delivered speeches on topics related to nature, kindness and digital well-being.
The competition was judged by Mrs. Shirley Stennel Dsouza, Mrs. Preeta Thombre and Mrs. Priti Pandey. The event provided students with a valuable opportunity to express their ideas, improve their communication skills and develop confidence. The competition concluded on a positive note, making it a memorable learning experience for all participants.
11th September 2026
Hindi Elocution Competition – Classes VII & VIII
Canossa High School, Mahim
Hindi Elocution Competition – Classes VII & VIII
An Inter-Class Hindi Elocution Competition was organised for students of Classes VII and VIII on 11th September 2026 at 9:00 a.m. The competition aimed to enhance students’ confidence, communication skills and public speaking abilities.
The participants expressed their views on three topics: “Healthy Planet, Healthy Life,” “Small Acts of Kindness,” and “Taking a Break from Screen Gadgets.” Through their speeches, the students conveyed meaningful messages about environmental protection, human values and digital detox.
At the end of the competition, the judges announced the winners. The students’ enthusiastic participation and thoughtful presentations made the event a successful and enriching experience.
Winners
1. Ifra Akbar Farooq
2. Swara Sachin Kasbe
2. Darsha Arjun Deore
3. Fatima Mobin Dalal
3. Deepshika M. Sadashiv
Hindi Elocution Competition – Classes VII & VIII
An Inter-Class Hindi Elocution Competition was organised for students of Classes VII and VIII on 11th September 2026 at 9:00 a.m. The competition aimed to enhance students’ confidence, communication skills and public speaking abilities.
The participants expressed their views on three topics: “Healthy Planet, Healthy Life,” “Small Acts of Kindness,” and “Taking a Break from Screen Gadgets.” Through their speeches, the students conveyed meaningful messages about environmental protection, human values and digital detox.
At the end of the competition, the judges announced the winners. The students’ enthusiastic participation and thoughtful presentations made the event a successful and enriching experience.
Winners
1. Ifra Akbar Farooq
2. Swara Sachin Kasbe
2. Darsha Arjun Deore
3. Fatima Mobin Dalal
3. Deepshika M. Sadashiv
12th September 2026
Feast of the Institute 2026
Canossa High School, Mahim
Feast of the Institute 2026
The Feast of the Institute was celebrated on 12th September 2026 with great joy and enthusiasm under the theme “Flowing in Love, Educating to Empower.”The celebration honoured the Canossian Sisters for their selfless love, dedication and service inspired by St. Magdalene of Canossa.
The programme began with a warm welcome, followed by a meaningful prayer service based on Ezekiel 47:8–12. A spiritual bouquet and a token of affection were presented to the Sisters as expressions of gratitude. The celebration continued with a colourful folk-dance presentation showcasing the cultural diversity of the Western Province and an entertaining guess-the-Sister game.
The programme concluded with the presentation of candles, symbolising the light, love and empowerment shared by the Sisters. The celebration was a memorable expression of faith, gratitude, fellowship and appreciation for their continued service.
Feast of the Institute 2026
The Feast of the Institute was celebrated on 12th September 2026 with great joy and enthusiasm under the theme “Flowing in Love, Educating to Empower.”The celebration honoured the Canossian Sisters for their selfless love, dedication and service inspired by St. Magdalene of Canossa.
The programme began with a warm welcome, followed by a meaningful prayer service based on Ezekiel 47:8–12. A spiritual bouquet and a token of affection were presented to the Sisters as expressions of gratitude. The celebration continued with a colourful folk-dance presentation showcasing the cultural diversity of the Western Province and an entertaining guess-the-Sister game.
The programme concluded with the presentation of candles, symbolising the light, love and empowerment shared by the Sisters. The celebration was a memorable expression of faith, gratitude, fellowship and appreciation for their continued service.
23rd September 2026
Swap and Revamp Fair
CANOSSA HIGH SCHOOL, MAHIM
Swap and Revamp Fair
A Swap and Revamp Fair was organised at Canossa High School, Mahim, on 23rd September 2026 by Ms. Nasreen from Project Mumbai to promote sustainability and responsible use of resources.
Students participated enthusiastically by bringing unused articles from home, creatively revamping waste materials, and exchanging useful items at the Swap Corner. A Donation Corner encouraged sharing and generosity, while creative products made from waste showcased students’ innovative ideas.
The fair was a meaningful initiative that promoted creativity, reuse, sharing and responsible consumption, encouraging students to contribute towards a cleaner and greener environment.
Swap and Revamp Fair
A Swap and Revamp Fair was organised at Canossa High School, Mahim, on 23rd September 2026 by Ms. Nasreen from Project Mumbai to promote sustainability and responsible use of resources.
Students participated enthusiastically by bringing unused articles from home, creatively revamping waste materials, and exchanging useful items at the Swap Corner. A Donation Corner encouraged sharing and generosity, while creative products made from waste showcased students’ innovative ideas.
The fair was a meaningful initiative that promoted creativity, reuse, sharing and responsible consumption, encouraging students to contribute towards a cleaner and greener environment.