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Birthday Celebration of Rev. Sr. Felicitas Kiritappa, Our Principal The school community gathered in joyful unity to celebrate the birthday of our beloved Principal, Rev. Sr. Felicitas Kiritappa, a true woman of God whose life radiates the virtues of honesty, justice, determination, and purpose. Known for her deep faith and unwavering commitment to her mission, Sister Felicitas continues to inspire everyone through her exemplary leadership and gracious presence. The celebration began with a heartfelt tribute by the Administrative Staff, who expressed their love and admiration through a touching prayer service, sincere words of appreciation, and melodious songs. Their offering beautifully reflected the respect and affection Sister commands through her fairness, compassion, and dedication. Following this, the students took centre stage, filling the atmosphere with joy and reverence as they expressed their open admiration and gratitude for their Principal. Through their performances, speeches, and warm gestures, they conveyed how deeply they value her guidance and how profoundly she influences their lives. The event was not just a birthday celebration but a powerful expression of the esteem and honour with which Rev. Sr. Felicitas Kiritappa is held by every member of the school family. It was indeed a memorable and moving occasion, reaffirming her place as a leader of integrity, faith, and vision — a Principal who leads not just with authority, but with heart.
Educational Excursion to Goa — Classes XI and IX
The students of Classes XI and IX of Sacred Heart Girls’ High School, Bengaluru, went on an exciting educational excursion to Goa in September 2025, organized in collaboration with Travel On, Bangalore. The Class XI trip was held from 16th to 19th September, followed by the Class IX trip from 19th to 22nd September. Students visited Goa’s iconic landmarks — Fort Aguada, Calangute and Vagator Beaches, the Basilica of Bom Jesus, and the Mangeshi Temple — and enjoyed a lively boat cruise on the Mandovi River. The excursion offered a perfect blend of learning, fun, and adventure. Guided by the school management and teachers, students followed all safety norms and returned with cherished memories of friendship, exploration, and joy — a true learning experience beyond the classroom.
Teachers’ Day Celebration
Date: 4th September & 9th September 2025 Venue: Rose Virginie Hall This year, Teachers’ Day was celebrated in two special segments at Sacred Heart Girls’ High School. Since 5th September was a holiday for Eid-Milad, the festivities began on 4th September with a solemn and graceful gathering in Rose Virginie Hall. The venue, beautifully draped by Mr. Sebastian, created the perfect ambience for the occasion. The programme commenced with a heartfelt prayer service led by the school’s office staff, invoking blessings on all the teachers from different institutions within the Good Shepherd Campus. Following this, Sr. Shanta Selvaraj, our Manager, delivered an inspiring address, reminding everyone of the noble vocation of teaching. The morning concluded with a fellowship lunch, where tributes were warmly paid to teachers and the staff enjoyed a time of bonding and gratitude. The celebration came alive once again on 9th September, when the SHPTA organised a vibrant programme at 1:00 pm in the same hall for the teaching and non-teaching staff. If the 4th was solemn, the 9th was spirited! Teachers dropped their usual poise and joined in games, laughter, and light-hearted fun. There was singing, dancing, and even moments of childlike mischief, as colleagues celebrated together with unrestrained joy. The highlight was the thoughtful presentation of gifts to all staff members by the SHPTA and Alumni Association—a gesture that was met with heartfelt applause. The dual celebration—solemn on the 4th and spirited on the 9th—made Teachers’ Day 2025 truly unforgettable, striking the perfect balance between reverence and revelry.
Grade 12 & 10 Picnic to Suggee Resort
The Grade 12 and 10 students enjoyed a fun-filled picnic to Suggee Resort on 21st August 2025. The day began with music and dancing on the bus, setting a lively tone for the adventure ahead. At the resort, students participated in exciting team-building games and thrilling activities such as ziplining, ATV rides, Burma and zigzag bridges, rock climbing, tyre climbing, and water zorbing. The highlight of the afternoon was a soulful jam session by Elangela with her guitar, followed by high tea and snacks. As the sun set, students captured memories with group pictures before heading back. The return journey was calm and reflective, ending with a final round of dancing. The picnic was a perfect blend of adventure, friendship, and unforgettable memories.
PRIMARY SECTION Talents Day 2025–26
The Primary Section of Sacred Heart Girls’ High School celebrated its much-awaited Talents Day on 7th August 2025 with great enthusiasm. Organized by the SHPTA, the event provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their creativity and confidence. A record 429 participants enthralled the audience through a wide array of competitions including Fancy Dress, Action Song, Clay Modelling, Folk Dances of India, Best Out of Waste, Rangoli, Flower Arrangement, and Exceptional Talents. The Prize Distribution Ceremony, held in the R.V. Hall, honoured winners with certificates and medals presented by the Principal, Vice Principal, SHPTA representatives, and the Primary School Co-ordinator. The day was filled with colour, joy, and applause, leaving parents appreciative of this platform that fosters holistic growth. Talents Day 2025–26 was a memorable celebration of creativity and community spirit.
Sacred Heart Girls’ High School Gloriously Celebrates the 79th Independence Day
Sacred Heart Girls’ High School celebrated the 79th Independence Day with unmatched dignity, splendour, and patriotic fervour. The event commenced with a professional Guard of Honour and the solemn Flag Hoisting, stirring pride in every heart. The marching contingent, valiant and disciplined, mirrored the spirit of our nation’s soldiers. This year’s celebration was made even more meaningful as the school also joyfully commemorated the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven—a day of deep spiritual significance that honours Mary’s glorious passage into eternal life. The twin celebrations beautifully reflected both love for the nation and devotion to faith, blending patriotism with prayer. The programme unfolded with heartfelt Words of Welcome, followed by a spectacular March Past, a reverent Prayer Service, and soulful patriotic songs. Vibrant dances illuminated the stage, powerfully depicting the nation’s struggle, freedom, and cultural beauty. The NCC Drill stood out as a display of discipline and strength, while the Chief Guest, Retd Major Sushmita Mehrotra Dhawan's inspirational speech left a deep impression on every listener. The occasion also honoured excellence through Awards and Recognitions, before concluding with a gracious Vote of Thanks. Every moment of the celebration resounded with patriotism and pride, making the 79th Independence Day at Sacred Heart Girls’ High School—alongside the Feast of the Assumption—an unforgettable tribute to both the nation and the Divine Mother. Sacred Heart Girls’ High School Blazes with Glory on the 79th Independence Day! 🇮🇳✨
Sacred Heart Soars at ‘Cadence’! 🎶✨
In a dazzling display of pure talent, Nina Roseann Soans and Elangela Marietta D'Almeida of Sacred Heart Girls’ High School, ISC Grade 12, lit up the stage at ‘Cadence’, the prestigious music competition hosted by St. Joseph’s Boys’ School. Against the electrifying backdrop of 55 competing schools and a staggering 2,000+ participants, our dynamic duo delivered a spellbinding Western Duet performance that captured hearts, earned thunderous applause, and swept them straight to a glorious 2nd Place victory! 🏆🎤 What makes this achievement truly legendary? They conquered this colossal competition without the guidance of a music teacher—proving that raw talent, unshakable passion, and Sacred Heart spirit can outshine even the fiercest of contenders. Nina and Elangela, you have not just represented our school—you have etched your names in our history, showing the world what Sacred Heart excellence sounds like. 🌟 Bravo, champions! Your voices are our pride, your success our anthem! 🎵
Inter-House Quiz Competition 2025
The Inter-House Quiz Competition for Middle and High School students was held on 30th July 2025 at R.V. Hall, aiming to test knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork. Each house — St. Margaret, St. Agnes, St. Lucy, and St. Teresa— was represented by a team of three students. The quiz featured diverse rounds including Current Affairs, Math, Science, Literature, Rapid Fire, Visual Round, and a special St. Mary Euphrasia Round. Winners: Middle School – 1st - Jeeja Chinnappagoudar, Michelle Mariam, Advika Bhattacharya 2nd Maanvi M, Chaarvi, Rida Shariff High School – 1st Hritika Nandan, Pehal Pasra, Cheryl Gabriella D’Silva 2nd Monisha Suresh, Niharika Florentina, Deepthashree House Championship Winner: St.Agnes' House
POIESIS 2025 - A Resounding Celebration of Talent and Creativity!
🌟 Sacred Heart Girls' High School, August 1 & 2 The much-awaited Poiesis 2025 unfolded like a dream across two spectacular days at Sacred Heart Girls’ High School — and what an unforgettable celebration it was! A vibrant tapestry of creativity, talent, and youthful dynamism came alive as the campus pulsed with energy, colour, and applause. From the moment the events kicked off, Poiesis dazzled with a kaleidoscope of competitions: mesmerising dance performances, melodic singing, the flair and finesse of the fashion show, the comic genius of Mad Ads, insightful film reviews, intricate vegetable carving, and imaginative poster making. Each event was a showcase of brilliance and originality. What stood out was not just the performances, but the sheer confidence, creativity, and style with which every student participated. The stage belonged to them — and they owned it with poise and passion! The grand Closing Ceremony was a moment of pure magic. With joyful hearts, proud smiles, and thunderous applause, the event concluded on a high note, leaving everyone inspired and elated. The school grounds echoed with the spirit of camaraderie, celebration, and youthful triumph. Poiesis 2025 was more than just an event – it was a festival of expression, an ode to imagination, and a shining example of what our students can achieve when given the stage to soar. ✨ Kudos to every participant, organiser, teacher, and supporter who made this grand festivity a phenomenal success. Sacred Heart Girls’ High School once again proved that when hearts unite in celebration, magic happens
Celebrating the Legacy of St. Mary Euphrasia
Sacred Heart Girls' High School – July 28 & 30, 2025 Sacred Heart Girls' High School joyously celebrated the birth anniversary of St. Mary Euphrasia, Foundress of the Good Shepherd Convent, with a series of inspiring and creative events on July 28 and 30, 2025. On July 28, the school came alive with vibrant competitions for Grades 6 to 10, paying tribute to the Saint’s life and legacy. Students showcased their talents through a wide range of artistic and intellectual expressions — from thoughtful reflections on her quotes to exquisitely handcrafted photo frames, stunning portrait paintings that revealed artistic brilliance, and captivating PowerPoint presentations that transported viewers into the life and mission of St. Euphrasia. The collages, rich with imagery and insight, were a moving tribute to her compassion and service. The celebrations continued on July 30 with a deeply touching assembly by the Primary and Middle School. A soulful skit brought St. Euphrasia’s story to life, stirring hearts and leaving a lasting impression on all present. The event concluded with a heartfelt message by Rev. Sr. Felicitas, who commended the students for keeping alive the spirit and values of the beloved saint. The celebration was a beautiful blend of reverence, creativity, and inspiration — a true homage to a life devoted to love, service, and the upliftment of others.
SACRED HEART FEAST CELEBRATION — A DAY OF FAITH, REVERENCE AND GRATITUDE
Sacred Heart Girls' High School solemnly celebrated its Sacred Heart Feast, living true to its name and legacy. The Special Assembly commenced with words of welcome and blessing by Principal Rev. Sr. Felicitas Kiritappa, in the gracious presence of Manager Rev. Sr. Shanta Selvaraj, Vice Principal Ms. Jozina Braggs, staff and students. The event began with a Bible reading, setting a deeply reflective tone. Heartfelt and inspiring messages from students echoed their devotion, earning them much-deserved appreciation. A moving rendition of 'Sweet Heart of Jesus' filled the hall with reverence, while graceful dances and a meaningful skit on 'Acts of Kindness' embodied the spirit of compassion that defines the Sacred Heart Family. Rev. Sr. Shanta Selvaraj’s words of blessing and the concluding Mass by Rev. Fr. Avinash D'Souza brought the celebration to a spiritually fulfilling close. A delightful lunch ensured that the day ended on a joyful note for all.
Awareness Programme on International Day Against Drug Abuse
Sacred Heart Girls' High School organised an impactful awareness programme on the occasion of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, prioritising the safety and well-being of its students. The session began with a prayer service, setting a reflective tone for the gathering. Dr. Albert P.J., founder of Abhayam, was welcomed as the Chief Speaker. Through a series of interactive activities and thought-provoking games, students witnessed how addictions—whether to substances or other harmful behaviours—can gradually damage a person’s life. The programme addressed a wide spectrum of addictions and clearly outlined their severe consequences. The session left students with a deeper understanding of these issues and the importance of making informed, healthy choices. A formal vote of thanks marked the close of the programme.
Freshers' Day 'Masquerade'—An Unforgettable Celebration!
Sacred Heart Girls' High School came alive with energy and excitement as the much-awaited Freshers' Day, themed 'Masquerade,' unfolded in true style. The masked grand entry of the freshers set the tone, with mystery and anticipation in the air. Grade 12 students gave a warm, spirited welcome, and the school choir’s soulful rendition of 'Goodness of God'reflected the values at the heart of the institution. What followed was a riot of lights, music, and unmissable swag as the freshers hit the ramp, brimming with confidence. With witty introductions, fun challenges, and a lively Q&A to crown Mr. & Ms. Heartian, the atmosphere buzzed with laughter and cheer. Principal Rev. Sr. Felicitas Kiritappa addressed the gathering and added to the fun day in her own humourous way subtly laced with advice.The day wrapped up with a sweet finale of cake, refreshments, and unforgettable memories!
International Yoga and Music Day
On 20 June 2025, Sacred Heart Girls' High School pulsed with purpose and rhythm as Internationa l Yoga and Music Day unfolded in a vibrant Special Assembly. Declared open with reverence by Principal Rev. Sr. Felicitas through The Sign of the Cross, the morning flowed seamlessly into a solemn Bible reading and prayer, anchoring the event in reflection. A graceful sequence of yoga asanas soon followed, championing not just physical vitality but a deeper call to mental clarity and spiritual balance. The energy shifted as voices soared with a soulful rendition of Country Roads, segueing into a spirited medley that lit up the morning with pure joy. Bringing it all together, Vice Principal Ms. Jozina Braggs delivered a Vote of Thanks that, true to her hallmark finesse, wrapped the celebration with warmth, gratitude, and style.
Sacred Heart Celebrates the Power of the Page
Sacred Heart Celebrates the Power of the Page on National Reading Day
National Reading Day at Sacred Heart Girls' High School unfolded with a vibrant special assembly that turned the spotlight on the magic of books. The morning began on a soulful note with a praise-and-worship song, setting a reflective tone. Principal Rev. Sr. Felcitas Kiritappa led the school in prayer, grounding the event in purpose. Students then took the stage with a lively mix of skits, quotes, and personal messages under the theme "Why Books Matter", reminding everyone that books don’t just tell stories — they shape minds. Sr. Felicitas urged students to read not for marks, but for meaning, for empathy, and for growth. The school song brought the morning to a stirring close, echoing the spirit of a community bound by words, ideas, and imagination.
National Reading Day at Sacred Heart Girls' High School unfolded with a vibrant special assembly that turned the spotlight on the magic of books. The morning began on a soulful note with a praise-and-worship song, setting a reflective tone. Principal Rev. Sr. Felcitas Kiritappa led the school in prayer, grounding the event in purpose. Students then took the stage with a lively mix of skits, quotes, and personal messages under the theme "Why Books Matter", reminding everyone that books don’t just tell stories — they shape minds. Sr. Felicitas urged students to read not for marks, but for meaning, for empathy, and for growth. The school song brought the morning to a stirring close, echoing the spirit of a community bound by words, ideas, and imagination.
Parent Orientation Programme - I - IX
The Orientation programme for the parents of the new students from classes I to IX
was held on 17TH June in the R.V Hall.
The event began with a prayer by Ms Silvia D’Souza followed by a soulful rendition of
the hymn ‘Lovely Lord’ by the ISC choir.Ms Aruna Deepak gave the welcome
address.This was followed by an audio-visual presentation which showcased the 170
year legacy of the school and and also introduced the school’s leadership team to
the parents.
The Principal Rev. Sister Felicitas Kiritappa addressed the gathering emphasizing the
importance of collaborative efforts between the school and the parents.A parent
volunteer read out the school rules and a video showcased the campus and school
activities.The school counsellors shared insights on student well being.The Vice
Principal Ms Jozina Braggs in her address highlighted the school’s values and
welcomed parents as key partners in the learning journey.An interactive Q&A
session followed.The programme concluded with the vote of thanks by Ms Carol Suja
followed by refreshments.The orientation marked a positive and informative start to the new academic year
was held on 17TH June in the R.V Hall.
The event began with a prayer by Ms Silvia D’Souza followed by a soulful rendition of
the hymn ‘Lovely Lord’ by the ISC choir.Ms Aruna Deepak gave the welcome
address.This was followed by an audio-visual presentation which showcased the 170
year legacy of the school and and also introduced the school’s leadership team to
the parents.
The Principal Rev. Sister Felicitas Kiritappa addressed the gathering emphasizing the
importance of collaborative efforts between the school and the parents.A parent
volunteer read out the school rules and a video showcased the campus and school
activities.The school counsellors shared insights on student well being.The Vice
Principal Ms Jozina Braggs in her address highlighted the school’s values and
welcomed parents as key partners in the learning journey.An interactive Q&A
session followed.The programme concluded with the vote of thanks by Ms Carol Suja
followed by refreshments.The orientation marked a positive and informative start to the new academic year
Grade 11 Orientation Ignites a Year of Promise
The Grade 11 (1SC) Orientation Programme, held on June 16, 2025, at RV Hall, offered a warm and inspiring start to the academic year. The event featured a symbolic Lamp Lighting, a soulful prayer service, and a motivating address by the Principal, Rev. Sr. Felcitas. Rules and regulations were then displayed on-screen to acquaint both students and parents with the expectations and criteria at Sacred Heart Girls' High School. A stirring performance of The Climb by Grade 12 students followed. Freshers and parents enjoyed a delightful breakfast and a guided campus tour before heading home, filled with excitement and hope for the journey ahead.
Prize Distribution Day – Primary Section
The Primary Section of Sacred Heart Girls'High School celebrated its Annual Prize Distribution Day on Saturday, June 14th, 2025, at the Good Shepherd Auditorium. The event recognized and honored the academic and co-curricular achievements of students from Standards I to V. It began with a warm welcome and the traditional lighting of the lamp by the esteemed dignitaries. The ceremony featured a heartfelt prayer by Ms. Nirmala and a melodious prayer song performed by the High School Choir. Ms. Meenakshi introduced the Chief Guest, Mr. Kumaran M. Pathi, who later addressed the students with an inspiring message to dream big and pursue excellence.
The programme included the distribution of prizes for Standards I to III, followed by a vibrant contemporary dance performance by the High School students, and continued with the prize distribution for Standards IV and V. A special moment of appreciation was dedicated to Ms. Jane Dorothy, who was acknowledged by the Principal Rev. Sr. Felcitas Kiritappa for her hard work and dedication throughout the year. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Madhumati and the singing of the National Anthem. The celebration fostered pride, motivation, and unity within the school community, while reinforcing the values of holistic development and academic excellence.
The programme included the distribution of prizes for Standards I to III, followed by a vibrant contemporary dance performance by the High School students, and continued with the prize distribution for Standards IV and V. A special moment of appreciation was dedicated to Ms. Jane Dorothy, who was acknowledged by the Principal Rev. Sr. Felcitas Kiritappa for her hard work and dedication throughout the year. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Madhumati and the singing of the National Anthem. The celebration fostered pride, motivation, and unity within the school community, while reinforcing the values of holistic development and academic excellence.
Investiture Ceremony & Annual Prize Day
The Annual Prize Day celebration and Investiture Ceremony of Sacred Heart Girls' High School was held on June 14, 2025. The event began with a beautiful song, thanking and praising the Lord's presence and invoking His blessings. The gathering was warmly welcomed, and the Chief Guest, Col. N J Kumar, a distinguished Army Officer, was introduced. Tokens of appreciation were presented by Ms. Jozina Braggs to the esteemed dignitaries, including Rev. Sr. Shantha Selvaraj, Manager, and Rev. Sr. Felicitas Kiritappa, Principal. The highlight of the event was the Investiture Ceremony, where the newly elected council of the ISC and ICSE 2025-26 pledged their love and service. The programme continued with a captivating semi-classical and contemporary dance recital, showcasing the students' elegance and grace. Outstanding students who achieved 100% in most subjects were felicitated with distinction prizes and cash awards, recognizing their stellar academic performance. The Chief Guest, Col. J. N. Kumar, Army Officer delivered an inspiring speech, motivating the students to strive for excellence. The Manager, Rev. Sr. Shantha Selvaraj, and Principal, Rev. Sr. Felcitas Kiritappa, also addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of leadership, service, and academic pursuit. The event concluded with a vote of thanks and a lovely breakfast, bringing together the students, teachers, and dignitaries in a spirit of celebration and gratitude.
World Environment Day 2025.
World Environment Day 2025 was marked at Sacred Heart Girls’ High School, Bengaluru with enthusiasm and eco-conscious creativity under the theme “Beat Plastic Pollution.” Highlights included a reflective prayer service, a silent mime on plastic’s impact, and engaging eco-activities such as a Treasure Hunt, paper and tote bag making, all aimed at promoting sustainability. Sapling plantations by NCC cadets and a symbolic plant presentation reinforced the school’s green commitment. With students actively participating and embracing eco-friendly habits, the event echoed a clear message: change starts with us.
A Day of Gratitude and New Beginnings: Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future !!!
May 31st, 2025, marked a day of gratitude and new beginnings as our school community bid farewell to Rev. Sr. Mary Margaret and welcomed Sr. Felcitas Kiritappa as our new Principal. The day began with a prayer service, followed by a staff meeting to brief teachers on the new academic year. A dance performance and thanksgiving song celebrated Sr. Mary Margaret's legacy, while an emotional farewell speech reflected on her dedication and impact. The community warmly welcomed Sr. Felcitas, embracing the new chapter ahead. The day concluded with a scrumptious lunch, fostering camaraderie and marking a memorable occasion that will forever be etched in our hearts.
Teachers' Orientation Programme 2025
The Teachers' Orientation Programme on 30th May for the 2025-2026 academic session was an electrifying kick-off to the new year! Renowned motivational speaker Mr. Paul Robinson ignited the stage, guiding teachers through interactive activities and reflective discussions on growth, teamwork, and student mentoring. The programme was made even more special with the introduction of our new Manager, Rev. Sister Shanta Selvaraj, who brought fresh energy and vision to the school community. It set the tone for an inspiring and phenomenal year ahead!
World Water Day
On March 22nd 2025, Sacred Heart Girls' High School observed World Water Day with great enthusiasm. Our students participated wholeheartedly, creating posters and e-posters to raise awareness about the water and sanitation crisis and about water conservation.
Through their creative efforts, they aimed to inspire action and advocate for the sustainable management of freshwater resources. By participating in this global event, our students demonstrated their commitment to protecting our planet's precious water resources.
Through their creative efforts, they aimed to inspire action and advocate for the sustainable management of freshwater resources. By participating in this global event, our students demonstrated their commitment to protecting our planet's precious water resources.
Sacred Heart Girls' High School Celebrates Principal's Day with Joy & Gratitude
March 21st, 2025, will be etched in the memories of the Sacred Heart Girls' High School Community as a day of love, appreciation, and celebration. The school came together to honour their beloved Principal, Rev. Sr. Mary Margaret, on Principal's Day, and it was a truley unforgettable experience.
International Day of Mathematics and PI Day
International Day of Mathematics and PI Day was a resounding success at our school, highlighted by engaging and challenging quiz activities. Students from all grades participated with enthusiasm, showcasing their problem-solving skills and mathematical prowess.
The air buzzed with excitement as teams battled it out, tackling complex equations and logical puzzles. The quizzes not only tested their knowledge but also fostered teamwork and critical thinking, making their learning experience both fun and enriching.
The event successfully demystified mathematics, proving that it can be an enjoyable and stimulating subject for all.
The air buzzed with excitement as teams battled it out, tackling complex equations and logical puzzles. The quizzes not only tested their knowledge but also fostered teamwork and critical thinking, making their learning experience both fun and enriching.
The event successfully demystified mathematics, proving that it can be an enjoyable and stimulating subject for all.
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