St. Anjani's Public School, Rajaji Puram, Lucknow

19/08/2026

14/08/2026

The Investiture Ceremony 2026 marked a proud and memorable moment as 45 newly appointed members of the Student Council formally stepped into their leadership roles.

Led by Head Girl Sanskriti Kapoor and Head Boy Armaan Sajjan, the impressive contingent included representatives of various School Clubs, four House Captains and Vice Captains, and Prefects of Classes XI & XII.

As St. Anjani’s Public School celebrates 50 glorious years of its educational journey, the ceremony carried a special significance. For five decades, the school has nurtured generations of students with the values of discipline, empathy, responsibility, service, integrity, confidence and leadership. The new Student Council now proudly carries forward this rich legacy, becoming the torchbearers of the values and traditions that have defined the institution since 1976.

With badges of responsibility and hearts full of commitment, the young leaders pledged to lead by example, serve with integrity and inspire others, taking the proud legacy of St. Anjani’s forward into the future.🎉🎊💫

14/08/2026

World Organ Donation Day: Teaching Empathy & Giving at St. Anjani’s School ❤️✨

What is the greatest lesson a child can ever learn? 🌿

It isn't just solving a math equation or memorizing a history date. It is understanding the beauty of giving—the profound truth that one selfless gift can give someone a second chance at life. ❤️

On World Organ Donation Day, as we honor the ultimate gift of life, we reflect on how essential it is to raise children who feel deeply, care genuinely, and lead with empathy.

At St. Anjani’s Public School, education goes beyond textbooks. We believe intelligence plus character is the true goal of learning. 🕊️

Through a friendly, positive learning environment and dedicated guidance from our Dean of Student Welfare, we nurture not just smart minds, but compassionate hearts. We teach our students that true greatness lies in service, kindness, and leaving a legacy of hope for others. 🌟

When you choose St. Anjani's, you choose a school that treats every child as a unique soul—fostering critical thinking alongside lifelong values of empathy, compassion, and human dignity.

Because when we raise kind human beings, we shape a better world for everyone. 🏫✨

09/08/2026

🕊️ From Shadows to Hope: Building Peace in Every Child's Heart | Nagasaki Day

On August 9, 1945, at 11:02 AM, a dark shadow fell over Nagasaki 🕊️. In a single moment, innocent childhoods vanished, playgrounds turned to quiet ash, and the world changed forever. Yet, from those quiet ruins, humanity learned a deep, enduring truth: the real strength of tomorrow lies not in weapons, but in the empathy we plant in our children today. 🌿✨

As a parent, you often ask: What kind of world are we leaving for our children? But just as importantly, what kind of children are we leaving for our world? 🏫❤️

At our school, education goes far beyond textbooks and exams. On this Nagasaki Day, we honour history by committing to build compassionate thinkers, gentle leaders, and peacemakers. We teach every child to choose kindness over conflict, dialogue over anger, and unity over division. Because when a child learns to lead with love, they don't just grow—they heal the world. 🕊️📚

08/08/2026

Freedom To Dream: Quit India Movement – 8 August

On 8 August India observes the anniversary of the Quit India Movement, one of the most significant milestones in the country's struggle for independence. Launched by Mahatma Gandhi in 1942, during the Bombay Session of the AICC the movement called for an end to British rule with the inspiring slogan "Do or Die."

Despite the arrest of national leaders soon after the movement began, people across India continued the struggle through peaceful protests, strikes, and acts of civil resistance. The movement united millions of Indians and became a turning point that strengthened the demand for complete independence, which India achieved on 15 August 1947.

The Quit India Movement reminds us that courage, unity, and determination can transform the destiny of a nation. Let us honour the sacrifices of our freedom fighters by serving our country with integrity and responsibility.
Salute to our unsung heroes and freedom fighters 🙏🏼Jai Hind

06/08/2026

Teaching Peace & Compassion 🕊️at St. Anjani's Public School

Hiroshima Day is observed every year on 6 August to remember the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945, during the final days of World War II.

It honors the tens of thousands of people including children, unborn foetus who died immediately and those who later suffered from injuries and radiation-related illnesses.
The day serves as a reminder of the devastating humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons and encourages efforts to prevent future nuclear conflict.

Every year, memorial ceremonies are held in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Participants observe a moment of silence at 8:15 a.m., the exact time the atomic bomb was detonated over Hiroshima on 6 August 1945.

We stand united with a global appeal for peace,non violent world 🌎 for our children.

05/08/2026

Watching My Child Speak for the World! 🌍✨

At St. Anjani's Public School, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to become a confident speaker and communicator.

Through our flagship World Café presentation,
students of Class IX, proudly represent countries such as South Korea, Germany, Brazil, Italy, Switzerland, Vietnam etc exploring their history, culture, traditions and global perspectives while developing outstanding public speaking, leadership, critical thinking and communication skills.

Because true education is not just about learning facts—it's about finding your voice, expressing your ideas with confidence and becoming a responsible global citizen.

Since 1976, St. Anjani's Public School has been nurturing confident learners, compassionate leaders and articulate young minds—one child at a time. 🌟

Every child deserves a stage. Every child deserves a voice.
They must become a voice not an echo.

01/08/2026

From Timid First Steps to Triumphant Milestones! 🎓✨

Imagine little children being dropped off to school holding their parents hands.

Fast forward to today. That same child is now standing tall, brimming with confidence, holding prestigious CBSE Gold Medals and Certificates of Excellence! 🏆🥇

Recently, our Class X and XII toppers at St. Anjani’s Public School were felicitated in a glittering ceremony organized by CBSE.
In a proud moment for our school, Mr. Asim Arun— Present Cabinet Minister and Former IPS Officer honored our star achievers, Vaibhav Mishra (Class XII – 98%) and Jahnvi Yadav (Class X – 94%).

Looking at their beaming faces we realized something profound: True education is not just about scoring marks; it’s about this beautiful transformation.

It takes everything to raise a successful child, and at St. Anjani’s, we are proud to be that force. Guided by our core philosophy—“When a flower doesn't bloom, we fix the environment”—our dedicated Dean of Student Welfare and passionate teachers work tirelessly to ensure every student feels seen, emotionally supported and intellectually challenged. We don't just teach the syllabus; we nurture resilient leaders.

To the parents: Your endless sacrifices are yielding beautiful results. This stage is as much yours as it is theirs. 👏

🌱 Vaibhav Mishra and Jahnvi Yadav, we are so proud of you! You have proved once again what makes St. Anjani's Public School truly special.