St Pius X International School SPXIS

🎓🌟 Big milestones deserve big celebrations! 🌟🎓

Our Senior KG champs step up to Primary Section! 🎉 From ABCs to new adventures, they've grown so much. 💖 Huge thanks to our amazing staff for guiding them. Here's to new beginnings, endless possibilities, and a future filled with promise. 🍎✨ Congrats, graduates 🎓🌈

St. Pius X International School would like to heartily congratulate our Managing Trustee, Rev. Fr. George Athaide on the anniversary of his priestly ordination.

Our young stars stole the show today at the SPXIS Annual Day 2023-24. From their presence on stage, right from donning their mesmerizing costumes to handling props, to the synchronization and confidence on stage, all of it was truly a marvel.
We were thrilled and honoured to have Dr. Mildred Lobo, Principal of Bunt Sangha's S.M. Shetty International School & Junior College as the Chief Guest for this celebration. Her presence and inspiring words provided encouragement to our students and insightful thoughts to our parents.
A big thank you to Ms. Asmita D'Souza for showcasing 'The Jungle Book' through an outstanding musical extravaganza. Right from the costumes, dialogue delivery, dance choreography, choir, decor and final performance on stage, all of it was flawless and outstanding.
Our Annual Day was a true showcase of talent, unity and school spirit! Kudos to all involved for putting together an extraordinary show on stage.

The Women's Day Throwball Tournament held at St. Pius X International School for parents was a celebration of athleticism, unity, and empowerment. The tournament brought together mothers from diverse backgrounds to showcase their skills and spirit on the court. Amidst cheers and camaraderie, participants displayed remarkable teamwork and sportsmanship, embodying the essence of Women's Day. Beyond competition, the event fostered bonds of friendship and mutual respect among the participants, echoing the ethos of inclusivity and equality. As the final whistle blew, it marked not just the culmination of a sporting event, but a testament to the strength and resilience of women coming together to celebrate their achievements and aspirations.

SPXIS enthusiastically marked National Science Week from February 26th to February 28th, 2024. The event commenced with a captivating session led by a guest speaker, who happens to be one of our esteemed parents, discussing the theme of 'Healthy Eating and Label Reading'. Additionally, students were treated to an enlightening documentary screening titled 'Hidden Lives of Pets' exploring the intriguing concept of animals blending in with their surroundings.

Moreover, a special assembly was organized to delve into the importance of commemorating Science Day, fostering a deeper appreciation for scientific inquiry and innovation. The highlight of the week culminated in an impressive showcase featuring an array of meticulously crafted science experiments and models, reflecting the ingenuity and creativity of our students.

Students in CIPP 5 recently embarked on a laboratory journey where they delved into the intricacies of lenses.
Through hands-on experimentation with a ray box, they discerned the diverse types of lenses and explored the fascinating interplay of light and optics. These immersive experiences promise to ignite curiosity and deepen understanding in the realm of physics and scientific inquiry.

CIPP 1 students participated in a fun activity focused on Working Together in their GP class. During this activity, they were asked to work with a partner. The activity involved sitting on the floor back to back while holding hands, and then attempting to stand up together without letting go.

Through this simple activity, children learned valuable lessons about teamwork, communication, and cooperation. They discovered the importance of working together towards a common goal, as they had to coordinate their movements and rely on each other for support.

Moreover, this activity emphasized the significance of trust and reliance on one another.

Mother Language Day was joyously celebrated at our school yesterday. Students adorned themselves in vibrant traditional attire, passionately expressing themselves in their native languages. The air resonated with the melodious recitation of poems, and the aroma of diverse regional cuisines filled the corridors as students proudly shared food from their mother states, fostering a beautiful celebration of linguistic and cultural diversity.

Our little learners of CEYP 3 showcased their artistic skills and creativity during our Purple Day celebration. Each child eagerly participated by crafting their own unique bunch of grapes. The classroom was filled with laughter and excitement as they shared their creations and stories behind them. It was heartwarming to see their enthusiasm and teamwork throughout the activity.

Bright sun shining down,shining on the ground What a lovely face you have,Yellow, big and round.
Today our EYP-1 celebrated Yellow Day in our class. They made Sun with palm print.

Celebrating the vibrant spirit of our students in grades 1 to 5 at the Children's Academy, V. V. Bhatt Memorial Competitions! Engaging with the theme 'Emotions: A Mirror to the Soul,' our talented youngsters participated across diverse competitions, infusing the event with creativity and energy. A special congratulations to Ms. Raavi from CIPP 5 for clinching the third prize in the drawing competition, "Lines that Speak." This triumph marks the initiation of a journey filled with accomplishments and endless potential! 🌈🌟

CIPP 4 students made 3D model of chocolate bungalow as a follow up activity for Marathi poem 'Chocolate cha bungala.'

By organizing a market day, CIPP 5 students got hands-on experience in planning, setting up, and running a small business. This can help develop their entrepreneurial skills, such as decision-making, marketing, and customer interaction.
Students were dressed up like vegetable vendors and created placards in Marathi for vegetable names. It added a creative and fun element to the learning process. It engaged students in a more interactive way and allowed them to express their creativity.

Interacting with their teachers as customers allowed students to practice communication skills, customer service, and negotiation – essential skills in any entrepreneurial venture.

Integrating the Marathi language and cultural elements into the activity helped students connect with their local culture, making learning more relevant and meaningful.

Through the buying and selling of vegetables, students gained a basic understanding of financial transactions, budgeting, and the concept of profit and loss.

Overall, the market day activity was a well-rounded educational initiative that combined various skills and aspects of learning, making it a valuable and enjoyable experience for grade 5 students.😊

🌟 Exciting TIU Culminations at our school! Grade 1 had a blast building structures, fostering teamwork. Grade 2 showcased inventive spirits, crafting football boxes and water cans. Grade 3 celebrated Role Models, with CIPP 4 students donning traditional attire and exploring India's map. CIPP 5 delved into our Constitution, confidently reciting the preamble. 🎓🏗️🔍

Here we are spreading festive joy among students and parents at our school's Christmas celebration.

The joyous spirit of Christmas came alive as children showcased their talents in singing and dancing. Their enthusiasm and vibrant performances filled the air with festive cheer, creating lasting memories of pure joy and celebration.

Handwriting competitions promote a sense of discipline and attention to detail. Participants learn the importance of clarity and legibility, which are essential attributes in effective communication. In a world increasingly dominated by digital communication, maintaining the art of good handwriting becomes a distinguishing factor that sets individuals apart. By participating in such competitions, individuals refine their fine motor skills, enhance hand-eye coordination, and improve overall dexterity.

Hearty Congratulations to our winners and participants of Handwriting competition!

Engaging in hands-on science learning, CIPP 4 students explored the Chemistry laboratory to examine the solubility of various solutes in water. Given different solutes to test, they eagerly anticipated discovering the results.

Our little Green team of CEYP 3 marched and visited other classes spreading awareness about Saving water and protecting our planet earth.

Ellie, the animatronic empathy-building elephant, created by PETA India, made a captivating appearance at our school. Voiced by the talented , Ellie enlightened our students about the significance of elephants residing in their natural jungle habitats and emphasized why they should never be subjected to the exploitative practices of circuses, rides, or other events.

Our children were taken for field trip to Ovalekar Wadi butterfly garden at Thane. They were taken on trek around the garden area and taught about various types of butterflies, their phases and variety of plants required to have them around.
It was a guided tour where children could walk around nature and enjoy the sight of a variety of plants, trees and butterflies around them. At the end of the session, fully grown butterflies were released into the environment. We were happy to take our kids through this educational nature tour.