Pansora: Updates from the Mission Field

  Auxilium Primary School celebrated Children’s Day with great joy and enthusiasm on 14 November, creating a memorable experience for every child. The day began with a meaningful prayer service, during which the students were reminded of the beauty of childhood, the gift they are to their families, and the responsibility to grow with gratitude, kindness, and hope. The reflective atmosphere set a positive tone for the celebration that followed. The staff then delighted the children with a series of entertaining performances , filling the campus with laughter, excitement, and energy. Teachers took the lead in presenting songs, dances, and short skits bringing immense joy to the students, who thoroughly enjoyed seeing their teachers perform for them. The programme highlighted the bond between teachers and students, making the celebration even more special. The festivities continued with class-wise recreational games, thoughtfully planned and conducted by the staff. The students part...

  Auxilium School, Pansora conducted a meaningful Child Rights Awareness Campaign on 8th November 2025 to educate students about their fundamental rights and responsibilities. Organised by Sr. Shaila D’Monte and Ms. Juliys Christi , the session opened with a short prayer, setting a reflective tone for the programme. Students were introduced to the four basic child rights Survival, Protection, Development, and Participation through a clear and engaging presentation. Practical examples and simple explanations helped children understand how these rights come alive in their everyday experiences, encouraging them to relate the concept to real-life situations. The campaign further included interactive discussions, a short awareness video on child protection, and important helpline information, helping students recognize the support systems available to them. Children were enthusiastic in sharing their thoughts, asking questions, and expressing their understanding of personal safety and...

A focused and enriching training session on the FMA Child Protection Policy (CPP) was held on 8th November 2025 at Prakash Kanya Chhatralay , Pansora, bringing together teachers of the study classes for  learning, reflection, and renewed commitment. The programme aimed to deepen the understanding of child safety and reinforce the essential responsibilities educators carry in creating a secure and nurturing environment for children below 18 years of age. The training was conducted by  Sr. Shaila D’Monte  and  Ms. Juliyas Christl , who led the participants through a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation. The session covered the core components of the Child Protection Policy, including recognising the signs of abuse or neglect and understanding the preventive measures needed to safeguard young learners. Clear explanations were given on appropriate and inappropriate behaviour for teachers, caregivers, and role models, helping participants to reflect on ...