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DON BOSCO SCHOOL, LILUAH

“One of the first conditions of happiness is that the link between man and nature
shall not be broken”.

It is probably to showcase the elegance of these words, of Leo Tolstoy, that the
campus of Don Bosco School, Liluah stands with such grandeur, magnificence, and
vibrant glory, in order to give its students an epitomic environment for academics
and co-curriculars.
Founded on 8th December, 1937 at the industrial site of Liluah, DBL soon
transitioned to an eco-friendly ambience with lush green open fields, trees,
animals and an ideal atmosphere for boys to be nurtured in. It became the
pioneering and the largest school dedicated to John Bosco in Bengal. This 6.2-acre
land proved to be the mallet and chisel to sculpt the young minds of the locality
into responsible and dutiful citizens of their motherland, besides instilling in them
habits of piety, virtue, discipline and self-efficiency.
Following, Don Bosco's philosophy, DBL embraces "The Pedagogy of the Heart,"
fostering an inclusive and compassionate learning environment where every
individual is encouraged to grow morally, intellectually, and spiritually, inspired by
the motto of "Education as an Ecosystem of Empathy.”
With its magnanimous fields and up-to-the-minute facilities, Don Bosco School
Liluah becomes a haven where education transcends the confines of four-walled
classrooms, as young boys are not only encouraged to excel in academics but are
also wholeheartedly taught to live a virtuous life, embracing John Bosco's
philosophy for holistic development. The students' immensely active participation
in a plethora of events, ranging from debates, quizzes, dance shows, and
musicales to football and cricket matches, and the incorporation in various
interschool events and fests, stands as a testament to DBL's commitment to
nurturing well-rounded individuals, making the institution a true embodiment of
John Bosco's words, “My children, jump, run and play and make all the noise you
want but avoid sin like the plague and you will surely gain heaven."

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ECO-FRIENDLY INITIATIVES
As the gates are pushed open into the gargantuan panorama of the Don Bosco
School Liluah campus, one can just remain awestruck by the aura of natural poise
and tranquility. With the diligent and tireless efforts of the support staff, the DBL
campus boasts the distinction of one of the cleanest and immaculate quadrangles
ever. Shielding out the toxic air forged by the industrial neighbourhood, DBL truly
acknowledges the timeless fact that “The first rule of sustainability is to align
with natural forces, or at least not try to defy them.”

Initiatives for a Greener Campus:

Cleanliness Drive:
·The Nature Club of DBL encourages students from classes 9-12 to participate in a
post-lunch Cleanliness Drive.
·These initiatives instill a sense of responsibility and loving care towards nature and
the school environment, as students diligently clean away litter and restore the
campus' natural beauty.

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Tree Plantation:

·Embarking on a green journey, DBL enhances its greenery by planting new, vibrant
species in various areas of the campus, creating a heavenly aura.
·Towering evergreens and numerous flower pots further add to the natural
beauty.

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 Nature Club:

• The Nature Club plays a pivotal role in fostering environmental stewardship,

deepening students' connection with nature.
• As part of their club activity, students maintain flowerpots and ensure overall
campus cleanliness, instilling lifelong habits of cleanliness and eco-friendliness.
• Organizing the flower and pet shows was yet another stepping-stone in DBL’s
endeavours towards the establishment of eco-friendliness.

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 Potted Plants for Boscotsav:

• Through the generous donation of potted plants to the 28 participating schools

during Boscotsav, the Nature Club of DBL extended its green practices beyond its
own campus, fostering a spirit of environmental responsibility in the wider
community.
• Through this initiative, the club ignites a sense of appreciation for nature and its
conservation, inspiring young minds to actively engage in green initiatives and
care for the environment.
• The initiative not only beautifies other school campuses but also creates a
network of educational institutions dedicated to environmental sustainability,
collectively working towards a greener and healthier future.

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Eco-friendly infrastructure:

·DBL prioritizes well-ventilated and airy classrooms, fostering an environment conducive to

effective learning and concentration.
·By ensuring proper ventilation, the school promotes students' physical health and mental well-
being, enhancing their overall learning experience.
·DBL's commitment to creating conducive learning spaces aligns with its philosophy of nurturing
well-rounded individuals, focusing on both academic excellence and personal growth.
·The decorative flower garden and the Infant Jesus Park in the school campus, give a true walk-
in-the-nature essence generating a peaceful frame of mind in the viewer.
·One very distinctive feature of the DBL campus is its marine aquarium. At the footstall of
Mother Mary’s effigy, flushed with various colours of harmony, this open-air marine exhibit
gains attraction of first-timers to DBL every time.

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Old Newspaper Recycling Drive:

·DBL motivates students and staff to actively participate in the Old

Newspaper Recycling Drive, empowering them to take tangible steps
towards a greener future.
·Through this initiative, the school instills a deep sense of environmental
responsibility, nurturing a culture of sustainable waste management
among its members.
·By recycling old newspapers, DBL makes a meaningful contribution to
the conservation of precious natural resources, creating a positive impact
on the environment.

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In conclusion, Don Bosco School, Liluah's dedication to preserving a natural
ambience and promoting eco-consciousness among its students is a testament to
its commitment to a brighter, greener future for both its educational community
and the environment at large.

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 The Award For Social Service

Embracing Empathy: Don Bosco School Liluah's Endeavors in

Social Service

"Social service is the soul's compass, guiding us towards the shores of

compassion and the boundless horizon of making a difference in the lives of
others."
Don Bosco School Liluah, renowned for its academic excellence, stands apart as
an institution deeply committed to social service. With an unyielding belief in
the transformative power of kindness and compassion, the school's students
and staff actively engage in various initiatives that aim to uplift the less
privileged and make a positive impact on society. Here are some of the
remarkable social service projects undertaken by Don Bosco School Liluah:

1. Adult Education:
• Recognizing the importance of lifelong learning, the school conducts Adult
Education classes for the underprivileged adults in the nearby communities.
• The project started on 22 April 1991, with 35 students. This project caters to
the upliftment of illiterate girls above 14 years. The present strength is 80 girls
divided into two batches for a two-year vocational training programme.
• Run by the Salesians of Don Bosco School Liluah and supported by the Past
Pupils, the girls are provided with free books, bags and other study materials.
•Vocational and soft skill training like tailoring, hospitality, beautician course
and spoken English are taught as the main subjects.
• Two teachers are designated to educate the girls in these projects whose salary
and other facilities are provided by the Past Pupils.
•Volunteers from the school offer their time and expertise to teach basic literacy
and numeracy skills to these individuals, empowering them to lead more fulfilling
lives.

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2. Free Evening School:

The initiative of organizing Free Evening School started in 31st

January,1976.
Don Bosco School Liluah runs a free evening school for
economically disadvantaged children who cannot attend
regular classes due to work or financial constraints.
Currently it caters to the needs of 700 boys and girls and is an
independent unit, looked after by the institution. Any child
between the age of 7 and 14 years, irrespective of caste,
religion, gender or economic status, is eligible to join the
school.
Dedicated teachers and volunteers work tirelessly to provide
quality education, thereby offering these children a chance for
a brighter future.

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3. Free Medical Camp:

The camp first commenced on 31st January, 2007.

The medical camp is run every Sunday morning in the school
campus and provides free medical check-ups and medicines to
approximately 150 patients every week.
This project is also run by the Past Pupils of Don Bosco School
Liluah. Every Sunday there are around 15 to 20 past pupils who
volunteer to be present in the campus for almost three hours
along with 5 doctors and a couple of nurses for the service of the
under-privileged people of the locality.
The doctors are members of the past pupils of Don Bosco and
provides free honorary service. The nurses are paid by the Past
Pupils Association.
Since the last two years. the project is now providing free eye
check-up and cataract operation.
300 spectacles were distributed to the underprivileged on 8th
May, 2022.

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4. Outreach Programme at Bagar:

The program was commenced on June,2022.

The school runs a dedicated outreach project for ragpickers
and their children in the Bagar area.
Through this initiative, Don Bosco School Liluah aims to break
the cycle of poverty by providing education, nutrition, and
support to the underprivileged children’ catered to by the
Salesians of Don Bosco School Liluah and the school boys
through their SUPW project.

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5. Asha Sishu Shikha Project (ASSP):

The program was started in 2022.

To build educational interest among the identified 500 marginalized
children through non-formal methodology of teaching.
To enhance the confidences level of the children and reduce the sense
of insecurity.
Formalize 250 children to different schools after one year of bridge
course in the ASSP centers to enhance the confidence level of the
children and reduce the sense of insecurity
To generate awareness among the parents as well as the communities /
slums about the need and necessity of education of their children
through dramas, mime show, street corner meeting, parents meeting,
song, and dance.
Mainstream maximum number of formalized children in to their own
existing environment and eventually prevent them from becoming
street children in near future.
Identification of marginalized and vulnerable children through intensive
survey.
Provide daily education to 500 children in 11 ASSP centers through role
play, collage making, drama, mime show, nature study, sports, and
cultural festivals.
Building rapport with stake holders like schools, academic institutions,
ward councilors, and local NGO's.
Integration to formal schools.
Record keeping of each child attending ASSP centers.
Monthly awareness and sensitization programme
Monthly parents meeting
Monthly medical check-up and Immunization Programme
Annual Sports
Weekly school visits / home visits/ community visits/ stakeholders visit.
Storytelling, drama, etc

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6. Don Bosco Technical School:

Started in 1937 with the school.

In an effort to empower marginalized youth with
vocational skills, the school established the Don Bosco
Technical School.
This institution provides specialized training in various
trades such as machinist’s fitters, turners, equipping
students with the necessary skills to secure gainful
employment.
Girls from the marginalized society are trained for a
diploma course in tailoring
Placement services are provided

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7. Felicitation of Traffic Guards:

•The felicitation was carried out on 6th July,2022.

•Don Bosco School Liluah expresses gratitude to the unsung heroes of
society by felicitating the hardworking traffic guards in the region.
• This gesture acknowledges their tireless efforts in ensuring road safety and
smooth traffic flow.

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8. Old Books and Newspaper Drive:

The drive was initiated in July,2022.

Promoting sustainability and resourcefulness, the school
conducts an annual Old Books and Newspapers Drive.
Students donate their used textbooks and study materials,
which are then distributed to economically disadvantaged
students, fostering a sense of community and care.
Newspapers collected are and sold recycled, generating a
revenue of Rs.23,180. This amount was utilized to donate
750 stationary items to the underprivileged children of
HMC Garbage dumping, Bangur.

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9. Distribution of Free Uniforms to Evening School Students:

•Uniforms were supplied and the initiative was taken on November, 2022.
•In an effort to remove financial barriers to education, Don Bosco
School Liluah generously provides free uniforms to 700 students
attending the evening school.
•This initiative instills a sense of pride and belonging in these children,
encouraging them to attend classes regularly.
•Free uniforms and shoes were distributed to 700 students girls and
boys along with books that they required. All this was through the
hard work of a fate organized by DBL boys on Children’s Day the
proceeds from which was utilized for the marginalized.

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
"Balance is not something you find, it's something you create." - Jana Kingsford

At Don Bosco School, Liluah, the pursuit of excellence extends beyond the
confines of traditional academics. Embracing a well-rounded approach to
education, the school places immense value on co-curricular activities to foster
holistic development among its students. These activities, seamlessly integrated
into the curriculum, go beyond textbooks, and play a pivotal role in shaping well-
rounded individuals.
Co-curricular activities at Don Bosco School, Liluah encompass a diverse range of
pursuits, catering to students' varied interests and talents. From sports and
performing arts to social services and technology clubs, the school ensures that
each student finds his niche to thrive and grow. Participation in sports not only
promotes physical health but also instills essential values like teamwork,
perseverance, and discipline. The school boasts state-of-the-art sports facilities
and has produced numerous outstanding athletes who have excelled at regional
and national levels.
The performing arts program at Don Bosco School, Liluah is equally commendable,
nurturing budding talents in dance, music, drama, and public speaking. Students
are encouraged to express themselves creatively, boosting their confidence and
self-esteem. Co-curricular activities also extend to community service initiatives,
cultivating a sense of social responsibility and empathy among students. Engaging
in philanthropic endeavours, the students actively contribute to society, imbibing
values that will mould them into responsible citizens of tomorrow.
Technology clubs cater to the tech-savvy minds, fostering innovation and critical
thinking. These clubs act as incubators for young inventors and programmers,
nurturing their passion for science and technology. Beyond the personal growth of
students, co-curricular activities also play a vital role in building a strong sense of
camaraderieand school spirit. Inter-school competitions and events provide
students with opportunities to showcase their talents, fostering healthy
competition and mutual respect.
In conclusion, co-curricular activities at Don Bosco School, Liluah form an integral
part of the educational journey. Emphasizing holistic development, these activities
nurture not just academic skills, but also essential life skills and values. The school's
commitment to promoting a well-rounded education ensures that each student
emerges as a confident, compassionate, and capable individual, fully prepared to
face the challenges of the future.

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INTER-SCHOOL EVENTS
1. BOSCOTSAV 2022: Blaze of Glory

BOSCOTSAV 2022, one of the most anticipated interschool fests in the region,
witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 15 schools. Running for an
incredible 44 years, this grand event encompassed a diverse range of
competitions, workshops, and cultural extravaganzas. BOSCOTSAV 2022
celebrated talent in arts, sports, music, dance, and more, fostering a spirit of
healthy competition and camaraderie among the students.

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2. BOSCO-SHOWTIME: Unleashing Filmmaking Prowess

The largest interschool film-making competition in town, BOSCO-SHOWTIME,

served as a platform for aspiring young filmmakers to showcase their storytelling
skills and cinematic flair. With creativity at the helm, students scripted, directed,
and produced short films that captivated audiences and showcased their vision and
innovation.

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3. SCIENCE EXHIBITION: A Journey into Innovation

The Science Exhibition at Don Bosco School, Liluah provides an avenue for students
to delve into the realm of scientific discovery and innovation. With hands-on
projects, interactive displays, and thought-provoking presentations, the event not
only showcases scientific brilliance but also ignites curiosity and a passion for
exploration.

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4. LITERARY CONCLAVE: Relevance of Shakespeare in Today's Times

The Literary Conclave, centered around the relevance of Shakespeare in today's

time brought literature to life on stage. The interschool drama competition for
classes 9-12 saw young thespians reinterpreted Shakespearean classics with
modern-day relevance, demonstrating their mastery of both drama and critical
thinking.

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5. INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE COMPETITION: A Battle of Ideas

The Inter-School Debate Competition at Don Bosco School Liluah provided a

platform for young minds to articulate their ideas, analyze complex issues, and
engage in healthy debates. With thought-provoking topics, the competition
fostered effective communication and critical thinking skills among the participants

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6. BOSCO-CORPORATUS: Nurturing Young Entrepreneurs

BOSCO-CORPORATUS, the Interschool Business Meet, served as a catalyst for

budding entrepreneurs. The event allowed students to present their innovative
business ideas, engage in mock market scenarios, and develop their business
acumen, empowering them to become future leaders in the corporate world.

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7.BOSCO-CUP (INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL COMPETITION):

The adrenaline-pumping BOSCO-CUP is an annual inter-school football

tournament that draws passionate young athletes from various institutions. This
prestigious event not only promotes physical fitness but also fosters camaraderie
and sportsmanship among participants. Through teamwork and determination, the
young football enthusiasts display their prowess on the field, leaving an indelible
mark on spectators and participants alike.

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8.MILLENIUM-CUP (INTER-SCHOOL CRICKET COMPETITION):

Cricket fever grips Don Bosco School Liluah during the eagerly awaited MILLENIUM-
CUP. As school teams battle it out on the cricket pitch, the stadium comes alive
with the cheers of supporters. The competition provides a platform for budding
cricketers to sharpen their skills, learn the value of teamwork, and experience the
thrill of healthy competition.

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INTRA-SCHOOL
1. Rabindra Jayanti Celebrations: Celebrating Cultural Heritage

Rabindra Jayanti is celebrated with great zeal, paying homage to the Bard of
Bengal, the great poet Rabindranath Tagore and his contributions to literature and
culture. The school organizes cultural events and programme‘s to celebrate
Tagore's legacy.

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2. Talent Contest: Unleashing creativity and potential (Classes 6-10)

The talent contest at Don Bosco School Liluah serves as a platform for students to
showcase their diverse talents and passions. From singing to dancing, to art and
poetry, the contest celebrates the unique abilities of each student and encourages
a culture of appreciation and encouragement.

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3. Youth Groups/Clubs

Don Bosco School, Liluah houses sixteen vibrant youth groups/clubs, each
dedicated to a specific extra-curricular activity. Elevating school life to new heights,
these clubs foster talents, teamwork, and leadership. They enrich students'
experiences, promote community engagement, and nurture holistic growth
beyond academics. A true embodiment of excellence.

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These clubs are:
1. Dramatic Club
Motto: Actions speak louder than words
Events Conducted:
➢ Be The Character (Classes 6-8)
➢ One Act Play(Classes 6-12)
➢ Extempore (Classes 9-12)

2.Friends Youth Group

Motto: Change the World Through Love
Events Conducted:
➢ Friend of the Year
➢ Sit and Draw Competition
➢ Article Writing (Topic; Friendship)
➢ Treasure Hunt
➢ Kite Flying Contest

3.Literary Club
Motto: Endeavouring towards excellence in erudite expression
Events Conducted:
➢ Critical analysis of poems
➢ Elocution Contest
➢ Extempore Speech Contest
➢ Story Writing Contest

4. LTS
Motto: For God and for Country
Events Conducted:
➢ Old Newspaper Collection
➢ Medicine Drive
➢ Patriotic Songs Competition
➢ Mun Ki Baat

5. Music Club
Motto: Heal the world through music
Events Conducted:
➢ Singing competition (Classes 6-12)
➢ Instrumental (Classes 9-12)
➢ Rabindra Jayanti celebrations
➢ DBL Idol of the Year

6. Quiz Club
Motto: Be inquisitive
Events Conducted:
➢ Inter Class quizzes (Classes 6-12)
➢ Break time quiz
➢ Intra Mural Quiz
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7.Sports Club
Motto: Fair Play and Sportsmanship
Events Conducted:
➢ Inter Class Chess, Carrom, Basketball Contests.
➢ Inter Club cricket and Inter-class cricket
➢ Inter School Cricket and Football matches.

8. Debate Club
Motto: Agree to Disagree
Events Conducted:
➢ Intra Club debate
➢ Inter Class debate
➢ MUN (Model United Nation)
➢ JAM (Just a Minute)

9. Dramatic Club
Motto: Action Speaks Louder than Words
Events Conducted:
➢ Standup Comedy (9 – 12)
➢ Biblios (6-8)
➢ Film Quiz

10. YCS
Motto: See, Judge, Act
Events Conducted:
➢ Newspaper drive
➢ Medicine drive
➢ Blood donation camps

11. Science Club

Motto: Find the Einstein within you!
Events Conducted:
➢ Science Workshops and Seminars
➢ Intra School Science Exhibition
➢ Experiment Contest

12. NCC Club

Motto: Fitness is the new mantra
Events Conducted:
➢ Rubix Cube Solving
➢ Yoga Competition
➢ Camp in Panchalingeswar

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13. Media and Culture Club
Motto: Celebrating our Culture
Events conducted:
➢ Journalist Hunt (9-12)
➢ MUN (Model United Nation)
➢ Treasure Hunt (6-8)

14. Space Byte Club

Motto: Socially Positive and Caring Existence binding You and Technology everlastingly
Events conducted:
➢ Web Page Designing (6-8)
➢ Inter Class Coding Contest (9-12)
➢ Video Games (Roblox, Valorant)

15. Scouts
Motto: Be Prepared!
Events Conducted:
➢ Treasure Hunt (Classes 6-12)
➢ Talent Hunt Contest (Classes 6-8)
➢ Adventure Race (Classes 9-12)
➢ Swami Vivekananda Centenary
➢ Khelo Project

16. Bosco Boys Club

Motto: Friendship and Harmony
Events Conducted:
➢ Medicine Drive
➢ Quiz for Night School Children
➢ Video Making Contest

17. Dance Club

Motto: Move, Groove, Unleash your soul
Events Conducted:
➢ Inter School dance competition

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A School That Cares
"Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile." - Albert Einstein

Empowering Lives, Enriching Souls

At Don Bosco School, Liluah, caring goes beyond academics; it becomes a way of life. For decades,
we have exemplified what it truly means to be a "School that Cares." From providing adult
education for over four decades, empowering the community with vocational courses, to
fostering public speaking skills in students and offering special classes, every student's growth
and well-being is prioritized. The Salesian Fathers ensure that the teaching faculty is well taken
care of an remain satisfied through their care and concern, 5 state-of-the-art staffrooms with
comfort gadgets such as refrigerators, air conditioners, micro-ovens, and cool aqua-guard water in
every one of them. This legacy of compassion extends to the community through regular blood
donation camps, a night school started in 1976 for working children, and collaboration with the
National School of Open Schooling (NIOS) to offer second chances. Run by our alumni, the Free
Medical Unit ensures health care access to the underprivileged. Inspired by Mother Teresa’s
famous quote, "Give untill it hurts", Don Bosco School, Liluah encourages students to embrace
selfless sacrifice, leaving an indelible impact on the world.

1. Adult Education Programme : Illuminating Minds, Empowering Souls

• Recognizing the importance of lifelong learning, the school conducts Adult Education classes for
the underprivileged adults in the nearby communities.

• The project started on 22 April 1991, with 35 students. This project caters to the upliftment of
illiterate girls above 14 years. The present strength is 80 girls divided into two batches for a two-
year vocational training programme.

• Run by the Salesians of Don Bosco School, Liluah and supported by the Past Pupils, the girls are
provided with free books, bags and other study materials.

•Vocational and soft skill training like tailoring, hospitality, beautician course and spoken English
are taught as the main subjects.

• Two teachers are designated to educate the girls in these projects whose salary and other facilities
are provided by the Past Pupils.

•Volunteers from the school offer their time and expertise to teach basic literacy and numeracy
skills to these individuals, empowering them to lead more fulfilling lives.

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2.Technical School( Vocational/Career-Oriented Courses): Paving Pathways to Success

•Started in 1937 with the school.

•In an effort to empower marginalized youth with vocational skills, the school established
the Don Bosco Technical School.

• This institution provides specialized training in various trades such as machinist’s fitters,
turners, equipping students with the necessary skills to secure gainful employment.

•Girls from the marginalized society are trained for a diploma course in tailoring.

•Placement services are provided.

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3. Public Speaking: Finding Voices, Fostering Leaders

Don Bosco School Liluah places great emphasis on nurturing effective

communication and leadership skills in its students. Through dedicated public
speaking training and opportunities to participate in debates and elocution
contests, boys conducting regular school assemblies and celebrations. The school
helps students find their voices, fostering confident and articulate individuals who
are poised to make a difference.

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4. Special Classes: Embracing Diversity, Supporting Growth

Inclusivity lies at the core of Don Bosco School Liluah's philosophy. The school
offers special classes and personalized support to students with diverse
learning needs, ensuring that every child receives the attention and resources
necessary to excel academically and personally.

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5. Night School : Illuminating Futures After Dusk

•The initiative of organizing Free Evening School started in 31st January,1976.

•Don Bosco School, Liluah runs a free evening school for economically disadvantaged
children who cannot attend regular classes due to work or financial constraints.

• Currently it caters to the needs of 700 boys and girls and is an independent unit,
looked after by the institution. Any child between the age of 7 and 14 years,
irrespective of caste, religion, gender or economic status, is eligible to join the school.

• Dedicated teachers and volunteers work tirelessly to provide quality education,

thereby offering these children a chance for a brighter future.

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6. National School of Open Schooling (NIOS): Providing Second Chances

The school extends its support to those who had to discontinue their formal education for
various reasons. Through collaboration with the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS),
Don Bosco School Liluah enables students to complete their secondary and senior secondary
education, opening doors to better opportunities.

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7. Free Medical Unit: Healing with Care

The giving spirit of the school's alumni is exemplified through the Free Medical
Unit, which offers healthcare services to the underprivileged. This selfless
initiative reflects the enduring impact of the school's teachings, as former
students return to serve their community with love and care.

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8. Counseling: Nurturing Minds, Easing Burdens

Don Bosco School Liluah recognizes the significance of mental well-being and offers
counseling services to students facing emotional challenges. By nurturing the
emotional health of its students, the school creates a caring and supportive
environment conducive to learning and growth.

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9. SUPW (Socially Useful Productive Work): Empowering Agents of Change

Through various drives, such as collecting old clothes, newspapers, books, and
medicines, Don Bosco School Liluah encourages students to actively contribute to
social causes. These initiatives instill a sense of social responsibility and empower
the students to be agents of positive change.

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10. Children's Day Celebrations: Fostering Joy and Childhood

Children's Day is celebrated with enthusiasm, bringing joy and laughter to

the campus. The school organizes special events and activities to
celebrate the spirit of childhood, emphasizing the importance of play and
creativity in a child's growth. The proceeds of the Children’s Day fete,
Celebra la Vida, are utilized to facilitate the night school, providing
uniforms, teachers' salary and books thus fostering a sense of social
responsibility.

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Children's Day Celebrations: Fostering Joy and Childhood (Day 2)
Children are the heart and soul of a school. Hence, Children’s Day was celebrated for
two days, with teachers performing for their boys through a multiple hour cultural
programme .

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11. Farewell for Teachers: Appreciating Dedication and Guidance

Don Bosco School, Liluah holds heartfelt, touching and caring farewell ceremonies for
teachers who have made a significant impact on the school community. Through these
events, the school expresses gratitude and appreciation for the dedication and guidance
of teachers who have played a pivotal role in shaping young minds and characters of
Bosconians.

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12. Vaccination for Middle School Students: Prioritizing Health and
Well-being

Don Bosco School Liluah emphasizes the well-being of its students by

organizing vaccination drives. Such initiatives demonstrate the
school's commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy environment for
its young learners.

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13. Investiture Ceremony: Instilling Leadership and Responsibility

The Investiture Ceremony is a significant event where student leaders

are bestowed with responsibilities. This ceremony instills values of
leadership, responsibility, and integrity in students, empowering
them to become ethical leaders in the future.

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14. Farewell And Graduation Ceremony for Class 12: Embracing New
Beginnings

The Farewell and Graduation Ceremony of Class 12 students is a

touching all day event as the ISC batch bids adieu to their alma mater.
The day begins with a formal graduation ceremony followed by a
sumptuous lunch and a post lunch cultural programme. The school
celebrates their journey, offering best wishes for their future
endeavours.

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15. Nurturing an Enabling Environment:

Don Bosco School Liluah provides excellent facilities and resources to

foster the growth and development of its students. From well-
equipped classrooms to state-of-the-art laboratories and sports
facilities, the school offers a nurturing and enabling environment for
its students to excel in various fields.

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16. Teachers' Day Celebrations: Expressing Gratitude and Reverence

Don Bosco School Liluah celebrates Teachers' Day with great

reverence and gratitude. The students express their appreciation for
their teachers' tireless efforts and dedication through various
performances, heartfelt messages, and gestures of gratitude.

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17. Christmas Eve Celebrations: Spreading Joy and Celebrating Unity

Don Bosco School Liluah embraces the spirit of Christmas with

festive celebrations. The school organizes cultural programmes, carol
singing, and acts of charity, spreading joy and fostering a sense of
unity and goodwill in the school community.

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18. Celebrating birthdays and special days of Teachers and Support
Staff: A Family of Caring Souls

Don Bosco School, Liluah values its staff as an integral part of its
family. Celebrating the birthdays of teachers and support staff fosters
a sense of belonging and appreciation, creating a supportive and
caring community.

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A few other examples would include
➢ Construction of a house.
➢ Completing household roof tiles of the underprivileged.
➢ Putting up permanent roofs in villages.
➢ Getting electricity sanctioned/ buying ceiling fans/ lights and bulbs.
➢ Building a septic tank and bathrooms in slum areas.
➢ Helping a family with its gas connection.
➢ Paid the fees of 6 children studying in the technical section.
➢ Visiting hospitals and charitable homes and making donations.
➢ Helping the less privileged ones in celebrating festivals in a
constructive and innovative way.
➢ Supplying clothing and blankets to slum areas.
➢ Sponsoring education fees of underprivileged children.
➢ Helping to buy basic household items and utensils.
➢ Buying almirahs for poor households.
➢ Emergency lights for underprivileged children.
➢ Setting up a stationery shop for empowering the unemployed youth.

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Short Term Projects
• Donated Rs.4,64,000 to Bosconet
• Paid the fees of 6 children studying in the technical section
• Distribution of spectacles and medical aid for cataract operations
• Donation of old books and clothes and donation to the Berhampur
Unit
• Vaccination Camp by DBL Alumni
• FoodForAll (for 600 Night School Children)
• Concession given to 320 students with regard to their school fees.

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Long Term Projects
• Providing monetary aid to Mr. Uttam Das for the construction of his
house
• Providing education allowance to Mr. Antony for the education of his
2 daughters
• Providing monetary help to a canteen vendor, Mr. Goutam for his
child's education
• Providing night school children with clothes, school bags, and
stationeries

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• SOHAM MAJUMDAR
CLASS - 12

• KYOKUSHIN STATE FULL CONTACT KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

- 3rd position (Joint)
- 16-18 years Boys' Kumite

• KALAHI FMA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

Date : 24th and 25th September, 2022
- 2nd Position
- open category

• 1st PEFI (PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF INDIA)

NATIONAL KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Under the AEGIS of UTTAR PRADESH OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION
Date : 29th to 31st December, 2022
- 2nd Position
- 16-18 years' Boys' Kumite
- open Category

• CISCE REGIONAL KARATE TOURMANENT

Date : 21st June, 2023
- 2nd position
- 58-62 kgs weight category.
- U-19 Boys'

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