Pansora: Updates from the Mission Field

Auxilium Primary School organized a Child Protection Awareness Session on 8th August 2026 to create awareness among the school children about their safety, rights, and ways to protect themselves from various forms of abuse and exploitation. The session aimed to empower children with practical knowledge and the confidence to speak up whenever they feel unsafe. The session was conducted by Mr. Naresh Pandya and Mr. Jayesh Parmar fromthe Child Protection Unit, Anand . The resource persons explained important topics such as safe touch and unsafe touch, personal boundaries, child safety, human trafficking, and the Child Helpline number . Through simple language, practical examples, and interactive activities, the children were helped to understand how to recognize unsafe situations and what they should do to protect themselves.  They were encouraged never to remain silent when they experience something uncomfortable or unsafe and to immediately approach a trusted adult for help. Th...

  On 29th July 2026, the Auxilium Youth Movement (AYM) was formally inaugurated with a meaningful prayer service, marking the beginning of another year of faith, leadership, and service. The celebration brought together students and the Salesian community in an atmosphere of prayer and joy. Ten new members from Classes VIII to X were warmly welcomed into the movement, increasing the total membership to 20 enthusiastic young people. The highlight of the programme was the Scarf Ceremony, during which each new member received the AYM scarf as a symbol of their commitment to live the values of the Gospel and the Salesian spirit by serving God, the young, and society. Hiral Rathod of Class X was entrusted with the responsibility of leading the group as the new AYM leader. The members then proudly recited the AYM pledge and presented a lively anthem dance, expressing their enthusiasm to begin a new journey of faith, friendship, and responsible leadership. The programme concluded with an ...

  As part of the Youth Pastoral Plan (YPP) and in response to the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development (IVY 2026) and strenna , Jag Prakash Kanya Chatralay, Pansroa organized two awareness sessions to inspire students of the Auxilium Primary School and Junior Hostel girls to embrace the spirit of volunteerism through simple acts of service and compassion. The first session was held on 18th July 2026 for the school students, where they were introduced the significance of IVY 2026 and encouraged the students to become responsible young volunteers by helping others, caring for the environment, and practising kindness in their everyday lives. Through interactive discussions and activities, the students discovered that even the smallest acts of goodness can bring hope and create positive change in their families, school, and community.  The second session was conducted on Sunday, 26th July 2026 , for the Junior Hostel girls . Building on the same messag...

  In celebration of Van Mahotsav, the students of Auxilium Primary School, Pansora, enthusiastically participated in a Seed Ball Making Activity on 4 July 2026, discovering an innovative and eco-friendly way of planting trees. Bringing seeds of various fruits and vegetables from their homes, the children eagerly rolled up their sleeves and worked together to create seed balls using soil and natural materials. Sitting in class-wise groups, they joyfully mixed, moulded, and shaped the seed balls, making the activity both educational and enjoyable. The hands-on experience helped the students understand the importance of environmental conservation and inspired them to become responsible caretakers of nature. More than just a craft activity, it was a lesson in sustainability, teamwork, and hope for a greener future. With tiny hands creating seed balls and big hearts dreaming of a greener tomorrow, the students truly lived the spirit of Van Mahotsav.

Auxilium Primary School, Pansora, successfully conducted the Parent–Teacher Association (PTA) Meeting on 24th June 2026 for the academic year 2026–27. To ensure smooth participation and better interaction, the meeting was organized in three batches: Pre-Primary, Standards 1 to 3, and Standards 4 to 7.  The gathering began with a short yet meaningful prayer service, invoking God’s blessings upon the new academic year and seeking guidance for the growth and well-being of every child. This was followed by a warm welcome and a brief introduction of the managerial staff and teachers, helping parents become familiar with the team entrusted with the education and formation of their children. During the session, important instructions and guidelines regarding the new academic year 2026–27 was communicated to the parents. Information related to school functioning, expectations, discipline, communication, and collaborative support for students’ holistic development was shared. A specia...

  On 22nd February 2026 , Jag Prakash Kanya Chhatralaya, Pansora, joyfully celebrated Parents’ Day for the tuition class students and the Junior Hostel girls. The entire campus was filled with happiness, excitement, and festive spirit as 159 parents and 200 children gathered for this special occasion. The celebration began with a prayer and a warm welcome, setting a meaningful tone for the day. The students presented a variety of beautiful and vibrant performances, including dances, songs, speeches, and cultural programs. Their confidence, enthusiasm, and dedication were clearly visible in every item, and the audience responded with heartfelt appreciation. A significant highlight of the program was the presentation of the Annual Report, which showcased the institution’s activities and achievements of the past year. Parents felt proud and delighted to witness the steady progress and growth of their children. We were honoured by the gracious presence of our chief guests Kiritbhai D...

Our school joyfully organized an Inter-Religious Celebration from 13th February to 17th February 2026 , cantered on the meaningful theme “One God, One World, One Family.” The program aimed to foster unity, mutual respect, and deeper understanding among students by highlighting the beauty and values of three major religions—Islam, Hinduism, and Christianity. The celebration beautifully conveyed the message that, although religions may differ in practices and traditions, they all lead toward peace, love, and harmony. Students presented the essence of each religion in creative and engaging ways. Through skits, dances, speeches, and melodious songs, they explained the concept of God and goddesses, forms of worship, important festivals, and the core principles of each faith. The presentation on Islam highlighted devotion to one Almighty God, regular prayer (Salah), charity, fasting during Ramadan, and the celebration of Eid.  The segment on Hinduism showcased belief in one Supreme Real...