“Stretch, breathe, and smile with yoga!”
On the occasion of International Yoga Day, children enthusiastically participated in various yoga activities and demonstrated different yoga postures with great energy and excitement. Through yoga, children learned the values of discipline, concentration, flexibility, and inner peace.
Teachers guided them through simple asanas and breathing exercises, helping them understand the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.
“New badges, new beginnings and a commitment to excellence!”.
The solemn occasion of the Investiture Ceremony was presided over by our Correspondent, Rev. Sr. Prabha Puthota on 20.06.2026 in our school campus. The Chief guest addressed the gathering highlighting some of the great leaders in history like Abraham Lincoln, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhiji, Winston Churhchill and Jesus who is the greatest leader of all times. The event began by invoking God’s blessings by the choir. The students of standard XII showcased a special assembly with the theme “Lead with purpose, serve with pride”. The newly elected captains took their oath and were honoured with their badges. The event marked not just the election of new leaders, but also keeping up our school’s tradition and legacy.
"A Test of Mental Strength and Stamina – Sports Day "
The morning sun raced across the blue sky, announcing the dawn of the Annual Sports Meet of St. Joseph’s Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School, Presentation Convent, Perambur.
The pigeons of the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Periamet, Chennai, fluttered across the vast expanse of the sky, heralding the readiness and determination of every athlete and participant.
With a Guard of Honour presented by our proud Girl Guides, the school welcomed the Chief Guest, Mr. Sandeep Nanduri, IAS, Secretary, Youth Welfare and Sports Development Department, Government of Tamil Nadu.
The Annual Sports Meet commenced amidst smiles, applause, and cheers that echoed throughout the pavilion.
July 16, 2026 was a moment every student had eagerly awaited—a day to celebrate their alma mater and represent their respective Houses: St. Anne’s (Blue), St. Joseph’s (Pink), St. Patrick’s (Green), and St. Teresa’s (Red).
As the saying goes, “It is in the blood,” and the Josephites never disappointed the spectators with their synchronised marching. It was a fitting tribute to the glorious legacy of St. Joseph’s, a school whose rich history and tradition continue to inspire generations. The spirit of the Presentation Congregation resonated through every step taken on the field.
The celebration reached its zenith with the Opening Ceremony themed “Celebrating the Women Who Grow Life.” In commemoration of the International Year of Women Farmers, the students of Std. IX presented a captivating dance-drama highlighting the dual role of a woman farmer.
In the blink of an eye, the athletes were on the field, warming up like charged batteries filled with undying spirit and enthusiasm. The 100-metre dash, 200-metre dash, relay races, and various track and field events produced countless moments of excitement and achievement. Every race carried a story of courage, determination, and the will to excel.
A Sports Day without team games is like a garden without flowers. The students of Std. II to VI left their parents spellbound with their agility, coordination, and sporting skills. Gliding, jumping, balancing, and sprinting through various events, the young participants displayed remarkable enthusiasm and talent.
As prizes, medals, trophies, and shields were distributed, the school flag was ceremoniously handed back to the Principal for safekeeping until the next Sports Meet.
Thus, the Josephites wrapped up the beautiful gift of memories from the Annual Sports Meet 2026–2027—memories that will be cherished, recalled, and celebrated for many years to come.
“Every child is a different kind of flower, all together they make this world a beautiful Garden.”
In this fast-paced world of technology, we realised the need to in still in our students a love for and appreciation of Mother Nature.
The students of Standard I were taken on a walk through the school garden. They had a delightful day connecting with the greenery around them. They enjoyed a peaceful walk, observing the beauty of the flowers, the strength of the trees, the chirping of the birds, and the fluttering of the butterflies. They were encouraged to admire and appreciate the wonders of the natural world.
The experience continued with an engaging clay modelling activity, where the children expressed their creativity by shaping nature-inspired creations. It was a joyful day of exploration, imagination, and hands-on learning that encouraged curiosity and fostered a deeper love for nature.
The children were clad in green as a mark of respect and love for Mother Earth.