Girl Child Day Celebration at Auxilium Primary School

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Auxilium Primary School joyfully celebrated Girl Child Day with prayer, creativity, and reflection. On this special day, the school also inaugurated the Marian Week with the theme “Mary is Our Hope.”

The celebration began with a meaningful prayer moment, lovingly guided by the Sisters. All the girls of the school were called to the front and were specially blessed during the prayer, as everyone prayed for their well-being, dignity, and bright future. The students expressed their thoughts and feelings in a creative way through poems, reflections, and presentations, highlighting the value and dignity of the girl child. Their performances added depth and joy to the occasion, reminding everyone that every girl is a blessing and a gift to society.

The celebration was a beautiful blend of faith, creativity, and awareness, leaving a message of hope and encouragement in the hearts of all present.




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