Little Flower School, Jamshedpur

Little Flower School continued its remarkable run in Taekwondo with an outstanding performance at the *CISCE Regional Taekwondo Championship* *2026* , held at _Hill Top School_ on *21st and 22nd August 2026.* Representing the _Jamshedpur Zone,_ our young athletes contributed significantly to the zone's exceptional achievement of emerging _overall winners_ in all six categories.

A contingent of _14 students_ from *Little Flower School* participated in the championship and delivered an extraordinary performance, securing an impressive *12 Gold Medals and 2 Silver Medals.*

The Gold Medallists are _Ananya, Arnav Bhardwaj, Rohan R. Menon, Anushree Paul, Arnav Sharan, Ujan Pati, Adhyayan Malhotra, Ayan Himanshu Tiru, Pratiksha Kujur, Siddhi Pandey, Sanvi Singh and Aarti Ravi Das._ _Aarya Gupta and Tejash Kumar_ added to the school's success by winning *Silver Medals* .

This exceptional medal tally reflects the dedication, discipline and competitive spirit of our young martial artists. As they now prepare for the CISCE National Taekwondo Championship to be held in October, we wish them continued success.

*“Together, We Can Do Great Things”*

What if a train could travel not from one city to another, but from faith to faith, family to family, culture to culture, and heart to heart?
This beautiful idea came alive through the *Annual Concert of Class II, “Togetherness,”* held on *20th August 2026* at Little Flower School.
The evening unfolded as a delightful journey aboard the *Togetherness Express* , with four young anchors guiding the audience through a series of meaningful destinations, each celebrating a unique aspect of togetherness.
The journey began with a _soulful prayer_ and the _All Religion Prayer Dance_ , where children representing four faiths beautifully conveyed the message that while our prayers may differ, our hopes, love, and faith unite us. At _Melody Station,_ the choir filled the auditorium with harmonious voices, reminding everyone that music becomes even more powerful when shared.
The train then arrived at _Hope Station_ , where the timeless story of Annie highlighted the importance of love, belonging, and family. This was followed by _Retro Junction_ , where energetic Bollywood performances brought the charm of a bygone era alive, filling the atmosphere with colour, rhythm, and nostalgia.
At _Harmony Halt_ , music once again united hearts, while _Laughter Junction_ brought waves of joy through a lively musical skit inspired by Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, proving that laughter is best enjoyed together.
The children then turned the spotlight on our bond with nature through a vibrant dance that encouraged environmental awareness and harmonious living. The final destination, One World, celebrated global unity through Dances Around the World, showcasing diverse cultures and traditions while reinforcing the idea that happiness and kindness transcend all boundaries.
As the journey drew to a close, the anchors posed a simple yet profound question: “Did we find Togetherness?” The answer lay not at any station, but in every prayer, every song, every helping hand, every smile, and every act of kindness witnessed throughout the evening.

More than an annual concert, Togetherness was a celebration of the bonds that connect us—faith, family, friendship, culture, nature, and humanity. Through their innocence, confidence, and enthusiasm, the children reminded everyone that while we may walk different paths, it is by journeying together that we create something truly extraordinary.
*Togetherness is not a destination; it is something we build every day, together.*

As part of the *Bagless Day* initiative held on *20 August 2026* , the students of *Class VII* participated in an engaging interdisciplinary learning experience that integrated *English and Hindi* language skills through a series of interactive and activity-based tasks.

The English activity, “ *The Great Communication Challenge – Words That Work: Communicate with Purpose!”,* encouraged students to explore the art of effective communication. Working collaboratively in groups, they planned, drafted, edited, designed and presented creative responses, focusing on purposeful communication, language accuracy, relevant content and presentation skills. The activity fostered confidence, teamwork, critical thinking and problem-solving abilities while enabling students to communicate ideas effectively.

Complementing this, the Hindi activities ‘ *सर्वनाम मेला’ and ‘पर्यायवाची शब्दों तथा मुहावरों का संसार’* provided students with an enjoyable platform to strengthen their understanding of Hindi grammar and vocabulary. Through interactive games, creative exercises and group participation, students learnt to identify and use different types of pronouns correctly, explored the richness of synonyms and expressed the meanings of idioms through visual representation. These activities enhanced their linguistic competence, creativity, imagination and collaborative skills.

The interdisciplinary approach helped students appreciate the role of language as a powerful tool for communication and expression across different contexts. The enthusiastic participation of all learners made the day both educational and enjoyable, promoting experiential learning and reinforcing the spirit of *“Learning by Doing.”*

Little Flower School achieved remarkable success at *Kaleidoscope 2K26* , an Inter-School Fest hosted by *Loyola School Junior Section* on *14 August 2026* . Centred on the theme “ *Nature Nurture* ,” the event celebrated creativity, environmental awareness and holistic learning through a variety of competitions. Our students showcased exceptional talent and enthusiasm, securing *First Position in Elemental Elegance (Std I Fancy Dress)* and *Tribal Beats (Std II Tribal Dance),* along with *Third Position in Nature’s Symphony (Std IV Singing Competition).* Their outstanding performances and team spirit also earned the school the prestigious *Overall First Runner-Up Trophy.* This achievement reflects the dedication of our students, the guidance of our teachers and the unwavering support of our parents. We congratulate all the participants and teachers for bringing laurels to the school and making us proud.

Little Flower School Shines in Republic Day March Past 2026

Little Flower School proudly secured the 1st Position in the March Past Competition held on the occasion of the 26th Republic Day, 2026.

The outstanding performance of the school’s Girls’ Platoon, led by Shoumya Pandey, reflected discipline, coordination, confidence, and team spirit. The platoon presented a well-synchronized and impressive march, bringing great pride and honour to the school.

The platoon was trained and guided by Miss Pragati, whose dedicated efforts and commitment played an important role in preparing the students for this achievement.

The victory is a testament to the students’ hard work, determination, discipline, and the spirit of excellence nurtured at Little Flower School.

Congratulations to the entire team on this remarkable achievement!

*Independence Day Celebration 2026 at Little Flower School* 🇮🇳

A spirit of patriotism and pride filled the campus as Little Flower School celebrated India’s 80th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and reverence.

The programme began with the March Past and Vande Mataram, followed by the Flag Hoisting, Prayer and Pledge. The President’s inspiring address reminded everyone of the values of freedom, unity and responsibility.

The celebration came alive with a vibrant patriotic dance by the Senior and Junior School girls, a heartfelt Freedom Recital, soulful songs and a proud concluding March Past.

The colours of the tricolour, the Vice Principal's message of duty towards our great nation, voices of our young patriots and the spirit of togetherness made the celebration truly memorable.

Little Flower School proudly participated in *Carmel Summit* 2026, an inter-school fest hosted by *Carmel Junior College* on *12th August 2026* . The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from leading schools across the city, providing students with opportunities to showcase their talents in academics, creativity, innovation, and cultural activities.

Our students delivered an impressive performance across various competitions. The school secured *1st Place in Off the Clef, 2nd Place in Forum Innovatio and Viridescence, and 3rd Place in Grip and Rip, Terranova, and Vogue Vista.* Through their confidence, teamwork, and dedication, the participants represented the school with distinction.

Adding to this achievement, Little Flower School was declared the *Overall Second Runner-Up,* reflecting the consistent efforts and excellence of our students and teachers involved across multiple events.
Their success is a testament to the hard work, perseverance, and the spirit of healthy competition.

Little Flower School takes immense pride in congratulating Naman Bhardwaj on his remarkable achievement at the CISCE Regional Volleyball Tournament held at Carmel School, Bhagalpur, Bihar, from 7th to 9th August 2026.

Competing in the Under-17 Boys Category, Naman displayed exceptional skill, determination and sportsmanship, contributing to his team's outstanding performance and securing a Gold Medal in the tournament.

This prestigious achievement reflects Naman's dedication and hard work, as well as the invaluable guidance and training provided by Mr. Ranjan Kumar Khatua, Volleyball Coach and Sports Teacher.
Heartiest congratulations to Naman Bhardwaj and Mr. Ranjan Kumar Khatua on this outstanding accomplishment.

*60th Annual English and Hindi Elocution Contest*

Little Flower School successfully conducted its Annual English and Hindi Elocution Contest on 12th and 13th August 2026, providing students from KG to Plus Two with a platform to showcase their oratory skills, confidence and command over language.

The competition was organised across various divisions, namely KG , Primary, Sub Junior, Junior, Intermediate, Pre Senior, Senior and Plus Two, ensuring enthusiastic participation from learners of all age groups.

Over the two days, students impressed the audience with their eloquence, expression and stage presence as they delivered speeches on a variety of engaging and thought-provoking topics.

The 60th Annual English and Hindi Elocution Contest was a celebration of language, expression and the power of words, reaffirming Little Flower School's commitment to nurturing confident communicators and future leaders.

Class 4 - Inter House Maths Quiz
1st - Red House
2nd - Blue House
3rd - Green House