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On March 18, 2025, the Don Bosco School campus was buzzing with excitement as our 1st to 4th-grade students transformed into young entrepreneurs for the day!  

From vibrant fruit and vegetable stalls to delicious dry sweets and savory snacks, the students took charge of their own mini-businesses—setting prices, pitching sales, and even calculating their profits. Parents, teachers, and even the little ones from the Pre-Primary section joined in as enthusiastic buyers, making the event a lively and interactive learning experience! 

Objectives of Market Day: 

1) Teach students financial basics like budgeting, pricing & profit calculation. 

2) Encourage community participation by involving parents, teachers & local businesses. 

3) Build confidence and communication skills as students manage their own stalls. 

It was a day filled with learning, fun, and real-world experience!

Don Bosco School Alto-Dabolim, celebrated the festive occasion of Holi on March 13, 2025, in the school auditorium. The event commenced with a prayer, setting a spiritual tone for the celebration.

Tr. Samidha provided a brief introduction to the significance of Holi through a video presentation, educating the students about the cultural importance of the festival.

The highlight of the programme was a captivating dance performance by the students of Class 4. Their colourful costumes and lively moves added to the festive atmosphere.

The school in-charge addressed the gathering, sharing insightful thoughts on the occasion. The students and staff then participated in the traditional Holi celebration, applying colour to one another, spreading joy and laughter.

The programme concluded with the school anthem and the National anthem, filling the auditorium with a sense of patriotism and unity.

Women’s Day was celebrated at Don Bosco School Dabolim with great enthusiasm! The programme, hosted by Teacher Yashwant, began with a prayer by Nursery student Bhavya Patra and a short prayer service conducted by Teacher Kim, dedicating blessings to all women. Teacher Priyanka introduced the event, highlighting the importance and contributions of women, and presented a Marathi poem she had composed for the occasion. Teacher Sneha showcased a video on famous women and the students identified their achievements. Teacher Sayeda and a group of students sang a Hindi song dedicated to women, followed by a dance performance by Classes 3 and 4, choreographed by Teacher Samidha and Teacher Diksha.

As a token of appreciation, the students presented mementoes to all the lady staff members, crafted by Teacher Natasha. The programme ended with the school anthem, the National Anthem, and a birthday song for those celebrating birthdays during the week, followed by a staff group photo.

On National Science Day, Don Bosco Pre-Primary and Primary School, Alto-Dabolim organized a Special Assembly to celebrate scientific inquiry and innovation. The Assembly began with a morning prayer, followed by a video on the significance of Science Day. It aimed to highlight the Scientists’ contributions and promote awareness about the importance of Science in daily life.

The Pre-Primary students conducted age-appropriate science experiments in their classes. In the second half, the Primary section watched a video about Dr. C.V. Raman’s life and contributions. Students then performed a Solar System showcase and participated in a quiz. The school In-Charge addressed the importance of curiosity in science. The event concluded with a vote of thanks, inspiring students to embrace the wonders of Science in our daily lives.

On 25^th of February, we gathered at school and boarded the bus by 9:15 am, full of excitement. Accompanied by teachers, staff, and volunteers from Sweden, Alicia and Elsa.  We reached the Mollem Biodiversity Park in Ponda. After a warm welcome and a briefing on the park’s significance, rules, and schedule, we began our exploration. We toured various sections, including the medicinal plant garden, butterfly models and different types of trees, learning about the diverse flora and fauna. Teachers engaged students in discussions on afforestation, climate change, and conservation. After a snack break, the children enjoyed the play area, followed by lunch. Alicia and Elsa organized games that added to the fun. The day concluded with more playtime before we boarded the bus back to school.

On 21/02/25, the students of the L.K.G. and H.K.G. of the Don Bosco School, Dabolim, went on an excursion to Garca Branca Gardens, Loutolim, Goa. The excursion aimed to provide a fun learning experience for the students. The group consisted of 65 students, 4 Teachers, two support staff, and 2 School volunteers from Sweden, Elsa and Alicia who conducted various games with the students.

The journey started at 9:30 am from the school, with students and teachers gathering for attendance and a briefing before boarding the bus. The students enjoyed singing songs and admiring the scenery along the way.

Upon arrival, the group was welcomed by guides. The day’s activities included:

• Exploring the Nature Reserve

• Engaging in fun games and team-building exercises

• Taking a break for snacks and relaxation

After an exciting experience, the group departed at 12:30 pm and safely arrived at school by 1:10 pm, where parents awaited their children’s return.

On 19th February 2025, the staff of Don Bosco School Dabolim and Konkan Development Society (KDS) Odxel came together for a meaningful team-building day at Amã Eden Eco Farm, Cuncolim.

The serene environment, thoughtfully designed spaces, and warm hospitality provided the perfect setting to pause from our daily responsibilities and invest in strengthening our professional relationships.

Our day began with a guided tour of the farm’s beautiful premises, offering us a glimpse into sustainable living amidst nature. This was followed by a time of fellowship over a shared meal and a series of interactive activities designed to promote teamwork, collaboration, and mutual support.

We are grateful to Mr. Seby D’Silva, Mr. Wenceslaus Fernandes, and Mr. Navneet Sharma for their gracious welcome and attention to detail, ensuring a smooth and memorable experience for all participants.

This event not only provided an opportunity to unwind but also reinforced the importance of teamwork, communication, and shared purpose—values we carry into our work as we strive to create meaningful impact in our communities.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this day a success.