22/04/2026
St. Xavier's High School, Hiwri Nagar, Nagpur celebrated World Earth Day on April 22, 2026 with great enthusiasm to share a strong message of environmental responsibility. The program began on a peaceful and spiritual note with a morning prayer, followed by a scripture reading that highlighted the importance of caring for nature and living in harmony with the Earth.
A special prayer was offered for the protection and preservation of our planet. The atmosphere became even more uplifting with prayer songs, creating a sense of unity and awareness among all present.
The event formally commenced with a warm welcome speech, where the audience, including parents and guests, was greeted. This was followed by a melodious welcome song, setting a positive tone for the celebration.
The chief guests, Mrs. Ekta Bhaiya and Dr. Rachana Gangwani Mahajan were introduced with respect and admiration, followed by their felicitation as a token of gratitude. Students from Grade 1 to 11 actively participated in the celebration, showcasing their creativity and awareness through various activities.
A special segment highlighted the importance of Earth Day, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices, conservation of resources, and protection of the environment for future generations.
The much-awaited Xavier’s Award was presented to deserving students for their contributions and efforts.
The chief guest, Mrs. Ekta Bhaiya inspired everyone with meaningful insights on environmental protection. On behalf of hon'ble Chairman Sir and Managing Director Madam, the Administrator, Dr. Nish*t Vijayan congratulated the Xavier's Prince, Princess and other awardees for their achievements. This was followed by Principal’s Address, who appreciated the achievers and reinforced the importance of collective responsibility towards nature and urged them to adopt eco-friendly habits in daily life.
At the conclusion of the program, a tree plantation was carried out by the Chief Guests, along with Xavier's prince and princess in alignment with chairman sir's vision of 'Each one plant one'.
The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all dignitaries, teachers, and students for making the event successful.
The celebration ended on a patriotic note with the closing chorus, School Anthem, followed by the National Anthem, marking the end of a meaningful and impactful event.
