REPORT

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 Annual Report: Fostering Constitutional Values (Session 2025-26)

Bethany Convent Senior Secondary School, Prayagraj

The academic session 2025-26 at Bethany Convent was defined by a commitment to the Spirit of India. By celebrating our national milestones, we aimed to move beyond mere rituals, focusing instead on strengthening the Constitution within the hearts of our students.

1. Sadbhavana Diwas: A Pledge for Harmony

Date: 4 October 2025



Purpose: To promote national integration and communal harmony among students of all religions and languages.

Summary: Though traditionally observed in August, our school marked this day in October to align with the Gandhian values of non-violence. Students took a solemn pledge to resolve all differences through dialogue and constitutional means rather than violence. This event served as a practical application of Fraternity, a core pillar of our Preamble.

2. National Unity Day (Rashtriya Ekta Diwas)

Date: 31 October 2025



Purpose: To commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and reinforce the dedication to preserve the unity and integrity of the nation.

Summary: The Run for Unity saw enthusiastic participation from the Senior Block. A special assembly highlighted Patel’s role in the political integration of India. By celebrating unity, we reinforced the Preamble’s commitment to the Unity and Integrity of the Nation.

3. Constitution Day (Samvidhan Divas)

Date: 26 November 2025



Purpose: To honor the adoption of the Constitution of India and spread awareness about Constitutional values.

Summary: The day began with a mass reading of the Preamble. Students engaged in debates regarding the Fundamental Duties. This observance was crucial in reminding the Bethany family that the Constitution is not just a legal document, but a living guide that ensures Justice, Liberty, and Equality for every citizen.

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KG Block: Small Steps, Big Dreams

Date: 22 January 2026



Introduction: The tiny tots of the KG Block transformed the campus into a sea of saffron, white, and green.

Celebration: The event featured patriotic rhymes and a Unity in Diversity fancy dress parade.

Message: The teachers emphasized that even at a young age, being a good citizen starts with sharing and kindness—the building blocks of a democratic society.

Senior Block: Upholding the Sovereign Republic

Date: 26 January 2026



Flag Unfurling: The day commenced with the solemn Unfurling of the National Flag by our Honorable Guest and Principal. As the Tricolour soared, the National Anthem resonated, symbolizing our collective pride.

Guest’s Message: Our Chief Guest addressed the gathering, reminding students that the We, the People in the Preamble includes the youth. They urged students to use their education to safeguard the democratic fabric of India.

Principal’s Message: Our Principal, in an inspiring address, stressed that strengthening the Constitution begins with discipline and empathy. The message was clear: To honor the Republic is to live by the values of the Constitution every single day.

Conclusion

From the KG Block to the Senior secondary level, the 2025-26 session at Bethany Convent was a testament to our dedication to the nation. By linking every event back to the Preamble, we ensured that our students graduated not just with academic excellence, but as enlightened citizens ready to uphold the ideals of a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, and Democratic Republic.

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