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A Special Assembly was conducted in honour of Gandhi Jayanti in the school auditorium under the guidance of Tr. Samidha and Tr. Natasha, on the theme “Be the Change.”

The programme began with a warm welcome, a prayer by Adhidnya from the Nursery class, Gandhiji’s favourite hymn “Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram,” and the pledge led by Advik, also from the Nursery.

Tr. Sneha garlanded Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait as a mark of respect. Anvi presented the Thought for the Day, followed by a speech on Gandhiji’s life by Nikhil Dunna of Class IV, dressed as Mahatma Gandhi.

Tr. Samidha highlighted the importance of Gandhi Jayanti through an informative video. The Primary students presented Gandhiji’s values of truth, non-violence, simplicity, and cleanliness. A rhyme on the Three Monkeys reinforced his message, while the Nursery students presented a lively action song. The Assembly concluded with the National Anthem and School Anthem, inspiring students to practice Gandhiji’s values and to “Be the Change.”

Our recent visit to Beradki village, nestled in the forest regions of Maharashtra, highlighted the urgent need for quality education and infrastructure. With government schools located far away and lacking basic facilities, students in the village face significant challenges in accessing proper education, guidance, and support.

During discussions with the residents, we saw a strong enthusiasm for an educational training center—a space that could provide quality learning opportunities, infrastructure, and mentorship to young minds. This aligns with Don Bosco’s Konkan Development Society’s (KDS) mission to uplift and empower underprivileged communities through education and skill development.

Establishing an educational training center in Beradki could be a transformative step toward breaking barriers to education and creating a brighter future for the youth in the region.

At KDS, we are committed to bridging educational gaps and ensuring that no child is deprived of opportunities due to geographical or infrastructural limitations. This visit reaffirmed our mission, and we look forward to working on concrete steps to make this vision a reality.