Auxilium Convent School, Bandel hosted their annual event, the Auxi exhibition on 1st and 2^nd November 2018. The Auxi Exhibition began with the inaugural ceremony comprising of eloquent oratory by Ms. Manushi, with the club presidents, Vice presidents and Secretaries along with the school Cabinet. It was followed by the theme song presentation and classical dance performance. The Chief Guest of the day Rev. Fr. Noby George SDB, Principal of Don Bosco Bandel, inspired the gathering with his encouraging message and declared the Exhibition 2018 Open by the releasing the beautiful sky lantern and visited all the exhibition rooms.

The clubs – Music, Dance, Social science, Science, Literary, Art, Cyber, YCS and Guides prepared well their presentations within a short span of time for this great event. The Music & the Dance Clubs took over the School hall for their exuberant musical and rhythmic show, the Science club had their exciting live shows, the Social Science, Guide & Art club presented their work of imagination, YCS-ers displayed the origin of mankind. Parents were enthusiastic and excited over the Auxi exhibition. Then there were visitors of  ‘oh so cute’ little brothers from our neighboring school of Don Bosco, the students from Holy child Kalna and Dunlop English Medium School. Thanks and appreciation to the students who worked very hard, the diligent teachers, cooperative administration, creative Principal Sr. Regina Joseph and  Superior Sr. Elizabeth.

Auxilium  Convent School

The Annual Exhibition was held on 25^th November 2017 at Auxilium Convent School New Chumta. All the students participated to make it a grand success. It was organized to motivate and inculcate practical and scientific temper among the students.

Honorable Chief Guest of this occasion was Mr. R.S. Dutta, Manager of New Chumta Tea Estate.   He was warmly welcomed by the scout and guide cadets. Sr. Principal Sr. Innocentia Jojo, Sr. Theresa V. the animator of the community and the teachers accompanied him to the venue of Exhibition. With the arrival of our esteemed chief guest the Exhibition was opened at 1:00 pm. for all the parents and the students & the teachers of other close by schools.

Our little scientists and nucleus of wisdom, our students, are the leaders of tomorrow who have captured their revolutionary ideas in the form of charts and working models. There was a great deal of enthusiasm and gaiety shown by students as everybody appreciated the hand on approach to the learning aspect. The exhibition show case various projects and models prepared by the students as a part of their project based on learning methodology. The projects and models that were put on display were selected to the field of Value Education, Catechetical, Work Education, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Hindi and English. It was a colorful display with models created from paper, clay, wax, cotton, newspaper and various other items. Innovative projects like the working model of Solar System, process of urbanization, importance of a forestation, life sketch of poets and their contribution to the world.  All grab the limelight of the Chief Guest, the parents and the students & the teachers of some other schools too.

The exhibition was an educational trip as our school always lays emphasis to convert theoretical knowledge into practical.  The teachers and the students worked together and developed them with hard and long hours of work.  The results were very encouraging. A perusal of their work in the exhibition makes one to agree with William Wordsworth when he said, “Child is the father of man.”

Reported by Ms. Rekha Gurung

On 18^th and 19^th November 2016, an army in blue and white, ranging from tiny tots to teenagers took visitors on a wild roller coaster ride down the memory lane, within the premises of Auxilium Convent School, Dum Dum. Displaying their innovative powers, practical skills and vast stretches of imagination in the Annual Exhibition 2016, characterized by bursts of colours, a riot of creativity and a flurry of excitement, Auxilians enthralled one and all, casting a bewitching spell on the visitors who touched the classrooms in a hypnotic trance of awe and wonderment.

The Child Artist Anwesha Maity of KG drew hoards of visitors as she displayed her paintings along with the Art and Craft and Value Education exhibits. In other places, lesser gifted mortals drew hearty praise from one and all, with their painstaking efforts and careful presentations in every subject. For those who had their facts lying in some dusty recess of their mind and their equations and formulae in tangles, the follow up on history was a magical and enlivening trip right from the Egyptian and Indus Civilization. High school science was served on a freshly whipped up platter which flattered all the five senses. Numerous olfactory treats were prepared to tickle memories of days spent in the chemistry lab and the shape of the heart was reaffirmed and firmly established in the mind’s eye in its true form. Much detested mathematics was turned into a fun subject with games, riddles and mental Math’s quizzes with prizes for the winners. Old time classics and poetry of the bygone era was the flavor of the exhibition, proving that ‘a thing of  beauty is a joy forever’.

Smart city models were the star attractions in the Economics Exhibition room. Diligently researched and prepared students proved that Auxilians were ready for the future. Each subject’s exhibits were in fierce competitions with each other. After Mother Provincial inaugurated the Annual Exhibition on the 18^th  the Teachers from Don Bosco Liluah, Auxilium Barasat, St. Mary’s Orphanage School, Dum Dum and former teachers of Auxilium Dum Dum were invited to judge the Exhibition.

The Auxi Exhibition proved that when hard work meets opportunity, it results in massive success. The school motto of VIRTUE and KNOWLEDGE was amply in evidence as each student especially the tiny tots (Nursery) took on each visitor with unwavering patience, sweetly entertaining their questions and making precise and clear explanations, in spite of the long hours.Visitors commented, the exhibition made them nostalgic filled the floodgates of childhood memories with fun and frolic, interspersed with burdensome facts, formulae and flowcharts. It was a brilliant exhibition indeed.

Anwesha Dutta XII A.

The students of Auxilium Convent Bandel conducted the Exhibition on 26 -27 November, 2015. The exhibition which believed in creatmite, Talent, Habilete which translates to creativity, Talent and skill, was inaugurated by the Honourable Chief Guest, Mr. Jagannath Banerjee, the CEO of the Academy of Technology. He was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Anadita Banerjee. They were escorted to the school portico by the school Guides Rajya Purashkar recipients. In the presence of Principal, Sr. Rejina Joseph, Superior Sr. Elizabeth, the chief guest declared the opening of the Exhibition. The inauguration ceremony witnessed the slow march of the Club Cabinet consisting of the Club President, Vice President and Secretary, carrying the logos of their respective clubs. The slow march was followed by the releasing of the hot air balloon made by a student of class VIII, Harsha Bihaani.

The exhibition was organized by the various clubs, exhibiting their models which spoke volumes of the talents, intellects and ideas of the students. The Science Club amazed the guests and parents through their innovative scientific experiments. The Dance Club portrayed various dance forms through dry as well as live models, the guests departed from the Literary Club after a voyage through the power of imagination and words. The Music Club displayed hand-made models of various musical instruments, the Geography Club presented the idea as to how powerful nature can be. The Art Club exhibited paintings, art pieces and jeweler made by students, the Sports Club imparted knowledge on various games from around the world and The Cyber Club display of socially burning issues like internet security and social networking left the guests in awe.

Along with the demonstrations, the Music Club, Dance Club and Literary Club conducted live performances in the school hall which filled the ambience with cultural extravaganza. The Music Club members sang melodies of all decade which filled the atmosphere with musical aroma, the Dance Club members took the audience on a short trip through the world of performing arts and the Literary Club staged a theatrical representation on the life of Malala Youso fzai, the youth icon.

These two-day experiences enriched the intellects of the students as well as the visitors in the best way possible and everyone took home memories to cherish forever and a day.