Students across Grades IV-VI joyfully celebrated the Tanabata Festival, immersing themselves in the rich traditions of Japanese culture. The day began with an engaging storytelling session about the legend of Orihime and Hikoboshi, helping students understand the significance behind the festival.

As part of the celebrations, students took part in a creative craft activity, making beautiful decorations inspired by the Tanabata theme. They also wrote heartfelt wishes in Hiragana on colorful tanzaku (traditional wish strips), which were then displayed in decorative pots across the school corridors, adding a festive charm to the atmosphere.

The highlight of the celebration was a vibrant Japanese dance performance, with students gracefully dressed in traditional yukata. The celebration offered a meaningful and enjoyable way for students to explore and appreciate Japanese culture.

St. Xavier's High School, Sector-89, recently became a vibrant echo chamber for the passionate "Voices of the Forest" during its captivating elocution competition, a key highlight of the Van Mahotsav celebrations. The event unfolded with an outpouring of enthusiasm from Grade V students, who eloquently articulated the profound importance of forests and trees, passionately advocating for vital measures to safeguard these green guardians of our planet.

Adding a breathtaking visual dimension to their powerful narratives, the young participants were transformed into living embodiments of trees, their elaborate and beautiful costumes turning the stage into a verdant, breathing tableau of the very nature they championed. These imaginative ensembles perfectly complemented their heartfelt speeches, which delved into diverse topics ranging from the intricate ecological balance sustained by forests to the urgent imperative for widespread afforestation and resolute protection against the ravages of deforestation.

More than just a competition, this event served as an impactful springboard, empowering these budding environmentalists to express their deep commitment to planetary stewardship and to awaken a greater awareness of the critical, life-sustaining role trees play on Earth.

Our state-of-the-art sports facilities continue to inspire young athletes to push boundaries, play fair and grow stronger—together.

Here's to building friendships, fostering healthy competition and celebrating the Xavierian sports spirit!

With over 120 delegates from Grades VII to IX, the event saw lively debates, well-researched speeches, and moments of thoughtful negotiation across all committees. It wasn’t just about resolutions , it was about learning something new, stepping out of comfort zones, and having fun along the way.

From drafting agendas to moderating discussions, the senior students handled everything with confidence and care. Their commitment ensured that the experience remained meaningful, engaging, and smooth for every participant.

Intra XAV MUN’25 was not just an event , it was an opportunity for students to grow, connect, and discover the leader within.

In a soul-stirring celebration of India’s classical legacy, St. Xavier’s High School, Sector 89, in collaboration with SPIC MACAY, had the rare privilege of witnessing a spellbinding Bharatnatyam performance by the illustrious Vidushi Ragini Chandershekar.

Gracing the stage with elegance and poise, Vidushi Ragini Chandershekar transported the audience into a world where every gesture narrated a story, every expression conveyed an emotion, and every rhythm echoed the timeless beauty of tradition. Her performance was nothing short of ethereal — a seamless blend of devotion, discipline, and divinity.

Students sat in rapt attention, mesmerised by the nuanced abhinaya and the intricate footwork that breathed life into age-old tales from Indian mythology. The experience was not merely a performance, but a cultural immersion — one that left the young audience awestruck and deeply inspired.

We extend our sincere gratitude to SPIC MACAY for bringing such transformative experiences into the lives of our students, helping them connect with the roots of Indian art and heritage. Moments like these leave an indelible impression, enriching minds and stirring souls.

At St. Xavier’s High School, Gurugram, we take pride in shaping young minds and agile spirits through a perfect synergy of academics and athletics.

In our commitment to nurturing holistic development, we are proud to launch a new initiative: Friendly Inter-School Matches, hosted on the state-of-the-art grounds and courts of Xavier’s. This series brings together some of the most reputed schools across Gurugram for spirited matches played in an atmosphere of joy, respect and camaraderie.

From football and cricket, to basketball, lawn tennis, table tennis, badminton, cricket and athletics, our students have the opportunity to regularly engage in a diverse array of sports, honing their skills while embracing the true values of teamwork, discipline and resilience.

This initiative is rooted in our belief that sports teach life’s most important lessons—from graceful winning to dignified losing, from pushing limits to accepting setbacks. Through these friendly encounters, students not only sharpen their athletic abilities, but also internalize the essence of healthy competition and mutual respect.

We are excited to witness our grounds come alive with cheers, camaraderie and the undying Xaverian spirit, as we continue our journey of empowering young athletes and celebrating the joy of sports.

Let the games begin—where every match is more than just a competition, it's a celebration of character.

Following the summer hiatus, our esteemed campus experienced a resurgence of activity as students eagerly participated in their Friday Club sessions. From the culinary arts of the Cooking Club to the visual arts of the Art Club, from the persuasive discourse of the Debate Club to the imaginative storytelling of the Theatre Club, every corner of the campus reverberated with the vibrant energy of creativity and joyful exploration.

It was profoundly gratifying to observe our young learners engage in experiential learning that transcends the traditional classroom setting, fostering both practical skills and personal growth.

As the day drew to a close, it left behind not just painted canvases and performed scripts, but memories made, confidence built, and passions sparked — the very essence of holistic learning.

St. Xavier’s High School opened its gates to a wave of laughter, energy, and excitement as our young Xavierians returned after a refreshing summer break—and what a joyful reunion it was!

From the very first bell, the school corridors came alive once again with giggles, chatter, and the unmistakable sparkle of curiosity in every eye. The enthusiasm in the air was contagious—the kind only children bring when they walk into a space that feels like their second home.

The hugs exchanged, stories shared, and friendships rekindled reminded us that school is not just a place of learning, but a community that nurtures, inspires, and empowers. The radiant smiles and confident footsteps of our students truly reflect the magic unfolding here at St. Xavier’s—a space where potential meets purpose.

From vibrant classrooms to interactive learning corners, every corner of the campus was ready to welcome our champs back with warmth and wonder.

Their energy is a testimony that the school is doing wonders—igniting dreams, building character, and shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

Here’s to a new term filled with learning, laughter, and limitless possibilities.

Let’s make this session extraordinary, enriching, and unforgettable!

Welcome back, Xavierians—the journey continues