Little Flower School Abids

A special school assembly was conducted on the theme "Seeds of Values – Roots of Integrity." The programme began with a prayer song and prayer, followed by inspiring messages from the teacher and the Principal. Students spoke about the importance of participating in co-curricular activities, while the Literary & Cultural Coordinators encouraged everyone to uphold values, integrity, and excellence in daily life.
A proud moment of the assembly was the selection and introduction of the new Cabinet Leaders for the academic year 2026–2027. The programme concluded with the National Anthem, inspiring all to grow as responsible and value-driven individuals.

A special assembly was conducted for all the students of Little Flower High School to welcome them back to school for the new academic year. During the assembly, the *Theme of the Year – "Innovation in Learning, Integrity in Living"* was formally unveiled, marking the beginning of a new journey filled with purpose, inspiration, and growth.

The teachers presented a thought-provoking skit that effectively highlighted the relevance of the theme in students’ everyday lives, encouraging them to embrace innovation in their learning and integrity in their actions.

The new faculty members who joined the institution this academic year were warmly welcomed into the Little Flower family.

On 3rd June 2026, an enriching session on “The Multidisciplinary Approach” was conducted by Ms. Greeshma Choudary. The session focused on effective classroom management and creating a happy, positive learning environment. All the teachers enthusiastically participated, making it a valuable learning experience for everyone.

Rev. Bro. John Kallarackal, our former Principal and Superior General of the *Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel, Rome, and currently the Director of Little Flower Degree College, enlightened the members of the staff of Little Flower High School on the topic *“The Teacher and the Task of Teaching.”* Drawing from his rich real-life classroom experiences, he shared meaningful insights and practical examples that resonated with the teachers. He emphasized the evolving role of educators in nurturing and guiding **Gen Alpha* learners, highlighting the need for empathy, innovation, adaptability, and a student-centred approach to make teaching more effective and meaningful in today's world.

Little Flower High School celebrated Telangana Formation Day with great pride and enthusiasm, paying a fitting tribute to the State of Telangana with Rev. Bro. John Kallarackal as the Chief Guest for the day. The programme highlighted the rich culture, heritage and remarkable progress of the state since its formation. Students and teachers joined together to honour the vision, sacrifices and achievements that have shaped Telangana, reaffirming their commitment to contributing to its continued growth and development.

To equip teachers with the demands of 21st-century education, an engaging session on *“Experiential Learning in Every Classroom”* was conducted by *Mr. K. M. Thomas* on *1st June 2026*. The lively workshop encouraged educators to adopt innovative, student-centered teaching practices that foster critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and active learning. The session served as a valuable opportunity for teachers to refresh their skills, enhance classroom effectiveness and strengthen their commitment to nurturing future-ready learners.