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Annual Awards Day2015 - 2016

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL (I.C.S.E)

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Staff 2015 - 2016

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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL I.C.S.E. TEACHING SECTION NAME OF THE STAFF

1. FR. F�NCIS SWAMY S.J., PRINCIPAL2. MR WILFRED NORONHA - Vice - Principal4. MS NIRMALA FERNANDES- Prim & Prep Sup.3. MS CLEMENTINE MONTEIRO Co- Ordinator5. MS CONNIE D’SOUZA6. MS FRENY BILLIMORIA7. MS SHARDA SHUKLA8. MS FLORY FERNANDES9. MS ANCIA FERNANDES11. MR GABRIEL TUSCANO12. MR AUSTINE VAS13. MS CHERYL COLACO14. MR RYAN RODRIGUES15. MS ARJUMAND GHOGARI16. MS ELVINA NIGREL17. MR BALMUKUND TIWARI18. MR ELIAS COELHO19. MS MARY DIAS20. MS �LPANA D’COSTA21. MS SHARON TIVADE22. MS SWAPNA P�DHAN24. MR S �VIND�NATH25. MS ZEENAT SUR�26. MS REHMINA JAFFAR27. MS SAKINA JAPANWALA28. MR GEORGE HILBERT29. MS DEEPA GARG 30. MS MANGALA BANA31. MR SUDHIR A SINGH33. MS NATASHA GONSALVES34. MS ANITA DESHMUKH37. MS NEILE�E BARBOZA38. MS AVITA F�NCO39. MS JOAN DIAS40. MS SANGITA UPADHYAY

41. MS LUBAINA JARIWALLA42. MS MONA SONING�43. MS. SUHASNI GE�LD44. MS PRISCILLA PEREI�45. MS NISHA MENDES46. MS FARIDA KUD�TI47. MR RUSHAAD DUPETAWALLA48. MR P��SH PITRODA49. MR SUNDEEP GAIKWAD50. MS VANDANA GUPTA51. MS WINSOME MARY SAMSON52. MR JESTIN D'MELLO53. MS ANITA DA�54. MS NEYSA D'SOUZA55. MS CARISSA MENEZES56. MS JOANNE DO� AGBAJOH57. MS NICOLE GOMES58. MS CABRYANN FERNANDES59. MS DAVINA MENEZES60 MR ALAN MENEZES61. MR STEVENCE PEREI�62. MS NANDINI BASU63. MS ELITA DIAS

NON TEACHING STAFFFr. Leslie Rebello, S.J. - Treasurer1. MS F. BELINDA D’SOUZA 2. MS NITU BHOSALE 3. MS PADMAJA C. D’SOUZA 4. MS SHARON F FERNANDES5. MS ROHINI AGE�

SUPPLEMENTARY/ PART TIME STAFF1. MS FEROZA DADABHOY2. MR ARUN A NAZARETH 3. MS YASMEEN NANJI 4. MS VAIDEHI TONDWAL�R 5. MR ALOYSIUS FERNANDES 6. MR BHA�T �DE�R7. MS VANITA DONGRE 8. MS LUCIA VAZ

9. MAYURI SARVAIYA 10. MS SHUBHANGI SAWANT 11. MR JACKSON D'SILVA 12. MS SA�H R MAGANHALLI 13. MS DIMPLE �LE14. MS VARSHA KURPANE 15. MS VALERIE ASSIS 16. MR RICHARD D'SOUZA 17. MS SUDHA MENON 18. MS MERYLN CONDILLAC

SUPPORT & MAINTENANCE NAME OF THE STAFF1. SHRI ANANT PADHAVE2. SHRI BALLU AMBE�R3. SHRI SUNIL PATIL4. SHRI SIDDHARTH �MBLE5. SHRI AUGUSTINE XALXO6. SHRI �MESH SOLANKI7. SHRI YASHWANT DHADAM8. SHRI DEEPAK BASAR 9. SHRI TA�P�SAD SHARMA10. SHRI VINOD ACHARI11. SHRI KISHORE SOLANKI12. SHRI TEK BAHADUR KHADA�13. MS MEENA BARVE14. MR �JESH �MBLE15. SHRI DEB BAHADUR KHAD�16. SHRI SANDESH �MBLE17. MS SUJATA JADHAV18. MS USHA JADHAV19. MR SACHIN MOHITE20. MR SHA�D �MBLE21. SHRI TEK BAHADUR KHADA� - JR22. SHRI MILIND JADHAV23. SHRI ALOYSIUS THAKRE24. SHRI DA�A�M �NE25. SHRI ANISH BASNATH 26. SHRI ALEX FERNANDES27. SHRI DHANAJAY HODGE28. MR FAROOQUI SHAIKH

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Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam – For the Greater Glory of God

Founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1540, the Society of Jesus or Jesuits, were once called the 'schoolmasters of Europe'. In Mumbai city, St. Xavier's College, St. Xavier's High School, Fort; St. Xavier's Boys' Academy, Churchgate; St. Mary's School (ICSE) & St. Mary's high School (SSC) Mazagaon; St. Stanislaus' High School, Bandra; Holy Family High School, Andheri; Campion School; St. Xavier's English Medium School, Manickpur, Vasai are all Jesuit run institutions.

Besides these, the following institutions also reach out to the urban masses:

Snehasadan —16 homes for the homeless; Shilpalaya Technical School; St. Xavier's Technical and Engineering Institute, Mahim; Jivan Vikas Retreat Centre, Bandra; St. John de Britto D.Ed. College, Manickpur & Pasayadan—a Spirituality Centre, Vasai.

The rural outreach is no less, spreading to areas as far north as Shirpur, which has the Shirpur Vishwa Mandal Sevashram. The others are:

St. Xavier's Social Centre & Boarding, Nandurbar; Prabhodan Vastigruha, Ambatha; St. Xavier's High School & Boarding, Manmad; St. Xavier's High School, Nashik; Janhit Vikas Trust, Tara; Loyola Madhyamic Ashram School, Ashagad; Shanti Seva Mandal, Manor; Gnanmata Sadan, Talasari; Gnanmata Adivasi High School, Uplat.

Our country is proud of the following Jesuit - run institutions:

Loyola College, Chennai; Andhra Loyola College, Vijaywada; St. Xavier's College, Kolkota; St. Joseph's College, Trichy; St. Aloysius College, Mangalore; St. Joseph's College, Bangalore; St. Xavier's College, Ahmedabad; XLRI, Jamshedpur.

Internationally, too, the Jesuits have left their mark in the educational field. To name a few Fordham University, New York; Georgetown University, Washington D.C.; Sophia University, Japan; Sogang University, Korea; Heythrop College, London;...

These institutions are an eyewitness to history... and could tell fascinating stories of people who have helped make history in their own way, wherever in the world they may be.

ESUITFOR THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD

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The Principal's Address and Report for the Year 2015-2016.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen and my dear students. I warmly welcome you to the Annual Awards Day for the academic year 2015-2016. It is my pleasure and privilege to extend a cordial welcome to our Guests of Honour, Mr. & Mrs. Adam to this evening's programme. Mr. and Mrs. Adam, your son, our out-going School Captain of the year 2015-2016, has done you proud and brought you to this memorable day…… Congratulations!

It has been just a year since I took over the reins of this reputed school from the capable hands of Fr. Kenneth Misquitta S.J. I owe a

debt of gratitude to him and also to all my predecessors for the legacy that they have passed on to me.

Members of the staff, distinguished guests and my dear students,

It is my honour and privilege to welcome all of you to the 152nd Annual Awards Day of St. Mary's School (ICSE). On behalf of the St. Mary's ICSE family, I extend a warm welcome to our guests of honour for this evening Mr. and Mrs. Adam, the proud parents of Ahmed Adam, our out-going School Captain of the year 2015-2016.‘International Year of Pulses' is the theme chosen for this evening's programme. The 68th UN General Assembly declared 2016 the International Year of Pulses (IYP). The IYP 2016 aims to highten public awareness of the nutritional benefits of pulses as a part of sustainable food production aimed towards food security and nutrition. The year will create a unique opportunity to encourage connections throughout the food chain that would better utilize pulse-based proteins, further global production of pulses, better utilize crop rotations and address the challenges in the trade of pulses. Just as there are a variety of pulses, likewise, the Jesuits and Jesuit education seeks to cater to various needs of the children in order to help them discover and blossom in their potentials, talents and abilities. Today, the significance of Jesuits in the field of education in India itself, can be gauged by the number of quality educational institutions run by them in the country. There are more than one hundred major Jesuit educational and professional institutions in the country, rendering invaluable service in the nation building process.

Pre-Primary and Primary Section

Life is really nothing without love and care. Give it to everyone but don't expect it back because it's a feel, not a deal. This was the message conveyed to the Kindergarten parents as we began the year with an Orientation Programme. Likewise, there was an Orientation for every class, where the emphasis on our ethos was of paramount importance.

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The Pre - Primary section is a little world by itself, where life is full of exciting possibilities. The events are best described in pictures. Students were taken on excursions to various interesting places like the Jigamata Udyan, Museum, Monsoon Bus Ride, Mahendra Park, Yellow Bus Ride, Traffic Park, Fire Station, Aquarium, the Malabar Hill Post Office, The Kamla Nehru Park, Chowpatty Beach, The Race Course, M.P.T. Gardens and Nehru Science Centre. The Pre-Primary Sports Day highlighted the specific set of skills that the children had learnt through the year. The competitive spirit clubbed with team work was very evident with every child cheering and encouraging his classmates during their tasks. The traditional parent-child dance was performed with enthusiasm and glee.

The Preppies spoke on stage with ease and confidence for their Plain Speaking event and also pitched well at the Music Festival, exhibiting the important skills of listening and concentrating.

The Primary students recited their class poems followed by individual stanzas confidently and with correct pronunciation and expressions. It also helped them to overcome stage fear.

Students of Class 4 participated in the Inter- House Indian and Western Music Talent Contest. Both the vocal and instrumental categories were judged by eminent and talented musicians.

The objective of the festivals of plays is to enhance the vocabulary, diction and voice modulation. It also promotes team work. It encourages self – esteem and self- discipline which was witnessed in our plays.

Quiz time created an excitement, a challenge and an opportunity for the students to learn new facts. The aim was to develop healthy competition among our students so that each one strives to achieve their very best.

The theme for the Primary Sports Festivals was “Our Country India” where our little Marians showcased the varied cultural heritage of the different states of India.

The Annual Exhibition brought to the fore the talents of every student, transforming the classrooms and the Assembly Hall into the most colourful area. The “pottery” workshop was a handson experience for students of the Pre-Primary and Primary to learn and mould clay pots using the potter's wheel.Children's Day was a day of fun with games of skill, entertainment, delicious snacks and exciting prizes.

The teachers of the Pre- Primary and Primary have been updating their teaching skills by attending workshops like Teach and Tech where various forms of technology was used to

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enhance classroom teaching . A Music Workshop was organised by “Furtado's School of Music’, a math seminar was conducted by the Periwinkle Books group and a Phonics Workshop by Periwinkle publications.Every class in the primary section has a smart board installed thus making learning for students more fun, colourful and exciting

CUBS….

Cub Report 2015-2016

Cubbing, as a preparation for Scouting, is essentially an out-of-doors activity, that attracts a number of boys from the junior section because of a healthy open life, lived as close as possible to nature thus appreciating and gaining knowledge of it.

The activities this year were co-ordinated by our Cub Master Mr. Gabriel Tuscano, who was assisted by scouters Ms. Natasha Gonsalves, Mr. Stevence Pereira, Ms. Winsome-Mary Samson, Ms. Neysa D'Souza, Mrs. Nicole Gomes, Mrs. Joanne Agbajoh and Ms. Elita Dias.

The cubs met regularly on Fridays after school. They were introduced to games like Kho-Kho, Kabbadi, Dodge Ball, Langdi, Twos and Threes, Sankli, Cock Fight, Dog And The Bone, Jungle Call, etc. Various skills were perfected through relays that incorporated skills like Hopping, Skipping, Duck Walk, Book Balancing, and Three Legged Race. The cubs also learnt the skills like tying a Reef Knot. Quizzes, General Knowledge, Vocabulary Building, Environmental Information, etc. were given equal importance.

Our cubs participated in the East Bombay District Camporee, where they enjoyed interacting with the cubs from different schools through team building games. Our boys also participated in the Fancy Dress Competition.

The Cubs set out on a camp for a day to the Green Hills Resort at Nalasopara. The boys enjoyed the day engaging in a few skill activities, a swim in the pool and back to school. They enjoyed their day out.

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The Cubs went for their annual camp to Golden Pond Resort at Silvassa. The journey although long got the boys excited and anxious to reach their destination. On the first day they engaged in team building and skill games. The Red Flower activity was held in the night, before dinner which was followed by a Jam Session for the boys. The next day the boys set out on a trek passing through the villages there and later they did some warm-up exercises. In the afternoon they enjoyed a swim in the pool.

The Cub Athletic Meet was held on the 21st of February. The boys participated in various races. Our cubs won a gold medal in the 80mts race, a silver medal in the 80mts race in the under-8 category. They won the second place in the 4*50mts relay in the under- 10 category thus keeping up the name of their school.

On the 1st of April 2016, which was the last cub meeting for the year 2015-2016, the scouters with the cubs walked to Mazagaon Hill for an excursion. The cubs played in the park there and enjoyed the view of the Harbour. It was a year filled with fun and adventure.

A child is like a butterfly in the wind. Some can fly higher than others, but each one flies the best it can. So, why compare one against the other? Each one is different. Each one is special and each one is beautiful.

Thank you,

Ms Nirmala FernandesSupervisorPre-Primary and Primary Section

The School ReportThe academic year 2015 – 2016 commenced with a two-day staff orientation programme conducted by three renowned speakers. The speakers enlightened the teachers on the need for teamwork and discipline as educators. They were also trained in the techniques of managing various types of stress both at a personal level and in the school environment, so that they sustain a harmonious relationship with students in the school and among themselves. This was followed by a half-day-long seminar for the teachers.

Staff Status during 2015-2016A few staff members left us in 2015-2016 and I take this opportunity to sincerely thank them for their services to this institution. They are Mr. Wilfred Noronha, Our Vice Principal, Ms. Deepa Garg, Shri Balu Ambekar and Shri Anant Padhave.A few, too, have joined us, and I wish to welcome them to St. Mary's,ICSE. They are Ms. Elita Dias, (Preparatory Teacher), Ms Shailja Mishra (Secondary Teacher) and Ms. Dimple Kale (floating teacher)A warm “Welcome aboard” to each one of you!

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ICSE ResultsAll 125 students who appeared for the ICSE examination held in March 2016 were declared successful. 78 students scored 90% and above. 41 students scored between 80% and 89%. 05 students scored between 70% and 79%. One student secured between 61% and 69%. Rayyan Afzal Merchant stood first among the students with 97.83%. He was followed by Bhavya Sandeep Jain with 97.50% and Pruthav Rajesh Jhaveri with 97.17%. We congratulate our students on their spectacular success and wish them the very best in all their future endeavours. I particularly congratulate Abhishek Panda who passed the ICSE exams with flying colours securing 92.83 % without having recourse to any private tuitions or coaching classes. He will be awarded a certificate and a cash prize of Rs. 2,000/- for his hard work and brilliant success. I congratulate the teachers for their hard work and dedication, ensuring this spectacular success of our students in the ICSE examination.

Curricular and Co-Curricular Activities The academic year began with the Interschool Cultural Fest, ‘IMMACULATA 2015’ with the theme ‘Road to Legacy’.Nineteen schools participated in this event which was held on the 27th and 28th of June, 2015. The Inter-House Quiz on July 06, 2015 had the Houses sending in their best brains to compete in the interesting and creative rounds prepared by the teachers. The feast of St. Ignatius, our founder, was celebrated on July 30th and 31st, with much fervour and enthusiasm. On this occasion the staff and the students took the opportunity to felicitate our Jesuits, in the school auditorium with a variety entertainment programme. This was followed by a solemn mass and get-together of the teachers of both St. Mary's SSC and ICSE schools. ‘Teacher's Day' was celebrated by our students with lively on-stage performances highlighting the significance of the teachers in their lives. The day's events culminated with fun-filled games and a special lunch for the staff. The inter-house dramatics was a mega event among our students of the secondary section filled with high energy levels and power-packed performances. In this closely contested event, the White House emerged victorious while Blue, Green and Red Houses secured the second, third and the fourth positions respectively. The Annual Athletic Meet, held on October 16, 2015, at Priyadarshini Park, was a day with a difference. Mr. Parag Mohan Madkaikar, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. It was now the teachers' turn to felicitate the students on Children's Day. Children's Day and Principal's Day were jointly celebrated on November 06, 2015. The teachers and the parents put up a variety of entertainment programmes for the students and the Principal. The children were given a surprise treat.

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The Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, the patroness of the school was celebrated on December 8, 2015 with a celebratory mass and a get-together of the teachers of St. Mary's SSC and St. Mary's ICSE. The English and Hindi elocution for classes 5 to 9 and the Marathi elocution for classes 5 to 7 gave an opportunity to the students of the secondary section a chance to display their linguistic abilities.

Extraordinary Achievement by a Staff MemberMr. Prakash Pitroda completed his Doctorate in Philosophy (PhD) in (Education) in the month of January 2016. We, at St. Mary's are proud to have him with us.

Inter-School EventsOur school participated in 'Stage Right' an Interschool Dramatics Competition organized by NCPA and Hindustan Times. Out of fifty schools that participated our school won the Second place.Madhav Krishna and Zavish Velati were declared the Best Actors.

At ROCHAK, an inter-school Hindi event, conducted by Christ Church School, our students participated and had a good time. In VOGUE, the popular personality competition, conducted by the Rotaract Club of H.R. College, one of our boys, Samuel Sinate won the much famed Mr. Vogue Runner-Up title. There were altogether 1,500 competitors from about 50 different schools for the title of Mr. Vogue. There were four rounds of competition before the final round, when only six competitors were left in the fray. It is important to note that Samuel Sinate had to even compete with the students of classes 11 and12 to win these prestigious titles. His caliber and personality outshone the other competitors. This was indeed a proud moment for our school. Aadit Bhagoliwal of Class 5 and Ankit Bhattacharya of class 8 were ranked 1st in English and Mathematics respectively in the International Olympiad, 2015.

A glimpse of some of the other inter-school events in which our students took part are as follows-

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Event Details and Description

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Planit-E-A Step To Step Up E-Quality

Robotics Olympiad 2014-2015

Times NIE School Reporter 2014-2015

Eco Fest.

Exposure to students in the field of Science & Technology through Robotics.Nurture young talent in creative writing and help them voice their opinions.

Jan '15 8 & 9

Jan '15 5 & 8

Jan '15 7 & 8

SPORTS ( 2015 -16 )Roger Bannister, the first man to run the mile in less than 4 minutes once wrote,

"Every morning in Africa a gazelle wakes up knowing it must outrun the fastest lion if it is to stay alive. Every morning a lion wakes up knowing it must run faster than the slowest gazelle if it is to survive. It doesn't matter if you are lion or gazelle … when the sun comes up, you better be running."

Our world may not be as harsh as the African Serengeti, but in the modern jungle, stiff competition in every facet of life and a constantly changing world, makes it necessary for every individual to be capable of hitting the ground running at an early age.

While classroom teaching equips the child with technical and subject-matter competence, it is the sports-field that helps a child to develop agility of mind and body, an appreciation of team-work , a passion for excellence and the will and stamina to go the extra mile … on the field of play and in the game of life.

St. Mary's ICSE has always been at the vanguard of the sports’ movement across schools and has ever encouraged full participation of all students in several sports’ disciplines.

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18th Vogue-Rotract Club of H. R. College

Mathematics Olympiad 2015

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Inter-School Personality Contest-enables students to explore their inner self and assess their strengths and talents.

Mathematics Competition.

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Feb '15 8 to 10

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Nehru Science Centre - Sit & Draw Competition

Catholic Gymkhana – 'Viva Carnival'

The Times NIE Cartoon Contest 2014-15 (Junior Category)

The Times NIE Cartoon Contest 2014-15 (Junior Category)

'WE ARE ONE' Human Chain

Drawing Competition.

Inter – Perich/School Carnival-Folk dance Competitions.

A tribute to eminent cartoonist of India the Late R. K. Laxman.

A tribute to eminent cartoonist of India, the Late R. K. Laxman.

Express unity in the country and importance for progress & peace of citizens.

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Feb '15

Feb '15 4 to 6

Feb '15 7 to 9

Mar '15

The enthusiasm of the students, regular and professional coaching and staunch support from parents have resulted in our Marian teams winning several accolades and honours in inter-school events.

Our talented sportsmen at St. Mary’s ICSE have achieved success in various sports at District, State and National levels. Given below is a detailed report of the same.

ATHLETICS

Bombay City District Amateur Athletics Association:Boys U-16 Neele Ujrekar - 3rd in 200 mts. run & 3rd in 400 mts. run .Boys U-16 Surya Gupta - 2nd in Shot-Put.Boys U-10 Mehta Drishan - 3rd in 50 mts. run & 1st in 200 mts. run.

District Sports Association State Meet:Boys U-17 - Neele Ujrekar - 3rd in 400 mts run

Maharashtra Anglo Indian Meet IGCSE Olympiad (PUNE):Neele Ujrekar - 3rd in 200 mts. run

The Catholic Gymkhana Annual Open Athletics Meet:Boys U-16 Neele Ujrekar - 2nd in Long Jump & 3rd in 200 mts run.Boys U-12 - Eshan Ajmani - 2nd place in Shot-Put Zain Moon - 3rd in Shot-Put.

Member'sBoys U-12 Joshua Mendes -3rd in 100 mts run & 3rd in 200 mts run.Ryan Veigas -1st in 100mts,1st in 200mts.1st in Long Jump and Individual Championship.

CricketMumbai School Sports Association :Our Teams participated in the U-16 Harris Shield and U-14 Giles Shield tournaments .Boys U-14 put up a great show in the Giles Shield runner-up plate division.

ChessDistrict Sports AssociationBoys Under -14 Ankit Bhattacharya - 2nd placeMuswell Hill Fide Rapid Chess Tournament, London- 2nd PrizeAll India Open Fide Rating Chess Championship, Mumbai- Merit listMumbai School Sports Association Chess U-14- Merit List

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Aarav BhattacharyaHas achieved an International rating of 1153 by the World Chess Federation All India Open Fide Rating Chess Championship, Mumbai- Merit list in U-12

Maharashtra State School Chess ChampionshipBoys U- 8 : Hrrehan Bamboat 9th place

Football The school sent up two teams in each of the five age groups for the inter-school tournaments : U-8 , U-10 , U-12 , U-14 & U-16. There was much to cheer about

3rd Place : Boys (U-14) organized by Mumbai School Sports Association.Winners : Boys (U-12 Division II) organized by Mumbai School Sports Association.3rd Place: Boys (U–10 Division I) organized by Mumbai School Sports Association.

Winners: Boys (U-8 Division I and II ) organized by Mumbai School Sports Association.

Winners: Boys (U- 8 ) Campion School Inter Jesuit School Football Tournament.

Winners: Boys (U-10 ) Organized by Christ Church School.

Our Teams also participated in the Utpal Sanghvi PTA Knock-Out Tournament.

Judo Mumbai School Sports Association Yuvraj AgarwalBoys U-8: 2nd place in the 27 Kg Category

Roller Skating

Bombay Roller Skating Association:Mohammad Sabuwala -1st Place in Rink 1 2nd Place in Rink 2Patel Preet 3rd place in Rink 3Navash Gupta 1st place in Rink 3Ali Asger Mandsaurwalla 3rd Place in Rink 4 3rd Place in Rink 3Azhar Banatwala 2nd Place in Road Race 3rd Place in Rink 1 3rd Place in Rink 2

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Sailing Aman Hirani - Boys U-14 Completed the national Topper Sailing events in Hyderabad from July 7th, 2015 to July 9th, 2015 and stood 4th in the all-India Silver Fleet in the Topper Class of Boat.He also competed in the All India Open Sailing Championship at Pawna in the Optimist. He is now eligible to represent India in the upcoming India International Regatta 2015.

Swimming District Sports Association:Shendkar Ninad - Boys U-17 stood (3rd in 50mts Butterfly and also secured the 2nd place 100 mts in Free Style). Squash Mumbai School Sports Association:Vedant Chheda - Boys U- 9 (3rd place in Squash Tournament).

Conclusion:A special word of gratitude to my team, our dedicated coaches and to the Management for the complete and whole-hearted support in all our endeavours.

SOCIAL OUTREACH PROGRAMMEEumindEumind means Europe meets India. It is an Educational and Ecological initiative between India and Europe. This certified programme has been introduced in St. Mary's for the boys of class 9 under my guidance and coordinated by Ms. Sakina Japanwala and Mr. Austin Vas. In December 2015,the Eumind team of Wolfert Van Borselen School from Netherlands interacted with our students and shared informative knowledge that they had gained during their respective research projects. They also discussed the various social, political and environmental issues faced by their country. The school organized a weekend stay-over for the tribal children of Gyan Mata High School, Uplat Patilpada, Talasari, which is our adopted twin school. The children enjoyed their stay with us here at St. Mary's. Our students participated in the Terry Fox Marathon and raised a sum of Rs. 11,000 for Cancer Research. Young, talented and creative minds from classes 6 to 9 of St Mary's School ICSE, along with VEDANT WELFARE FOUNDATION have taken up the initiative to adopt a village, inspired by our Prime Minister's plan “Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojna” for taking care of their needs, providing basic infrastructure, i.e., sanitation, building

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overhead water tanks, bore wells, construction of temporary sheds, providing clothing and food. Art Master S. Ravindranath, inspired them to display Our School Secondarytheir creative ideas through the medium of canvas. Around 150 paintings were displayed at the Cymroza Art Gallery. This function was inaugurated by Snehal Ambekar, the Mayor of Mumbai.

Regular Field trips

Regular field trips were also conducted during the academic year for the students of both Primary as well as the Secondary sections.

Educational Trip to Nainital and Corbett

In May 2016, the school organized a tour for boys of classes 5 to 9 to Nainital and Corbett. A group of 69 boys accompanied by 5 staff members and 5 tour escorts had an adventurous and fun-filled trip for 5 nights and 6 days. Exposure, adventure and outdoor activities characterized the trip. Students explored jungles, parks, scenic surroundings through nature walks and safaris. They returned home with memorable moments to be cherished. The tour was organized by 'Adventure travel and Tours,’ and was co-ordinated by Ms.Sakina Japanwala.

Educational Trip Abroad4th May, 2016 saw a group of 30 enthusiastic students travelling to Egypt, accompanied by Ms. Mangala Bana and Mr. George Hilbert, organized by Purple Orchid Tours and Travels. This trip offered historical adventure, shopping and cultural exchange. Visits, to magnificent museums, historical sites, great pyramids and numerous temples were some of the attractions of the trip. The unique feature of this tour was the group travelling as one big St Mary's family, as parents of the students were also allowed to accompany them.

AlumniThe Annual Alumni dinner organized on 27th November, 2015, was attended by more than 240 alumni. This is an opportunity for our ex-Marians to renew their ties with the school and with one another. Apart from their annual get-together, the alumni association of St. Mary's School (ICSE) continues to be a partner in Jesuit initiatives in the field of education of the under-privileged in various ways.

ConclusionIn conclusion, I extend my warm appreciation and gratitude to all who contributed to the smooth running of the institution during the academic year: the teaching staff, non-teaching staff, support and supplementary staff, parents and students' officials. Thank you for your support and co-operation. I am grateful to Ms. Nirmala

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Fernandes, the Pre-Primary & Primary Supervisor for her commitment and initiative in guiding the teachers and carrying out her responsibilities meticulously. I appreciate the help given by Ms Clementine Monteiro the Co-ordinator of the Secondary Section for her dedication and hard work. I am grateful to Fr. Leslie Rebello S. J., and Fr. Arun Lobo S.J. for their assistance in the maintenance and finances of the school and the running of the school bus system. My gratitude goes out to the Jesuit Community for their encouragement. With Mother Mary our patroness may God bless every step we take and our endeavours to strive for excellence in every field with 'greater' determination and dedication.

July 15, 2016. (Dr. Fr. Francis Swamy, S.J.)

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THE INTERACT ACTIVITY FOR THE YEAR 2015 -2016 FOR std.- 8

The Interact Club for the academic year 2015-2016 began in the month of June with twenty-nine students on the roll. Interact activity was held on Fridays after school. Students actively participated, making posters and charts. Some other fun-filled activities were skits based on social evils, ‘diya’ making, Christmas cards, Prayer service, preparation of best out of waste, etc.

On 2nd and 3rd October the 2015 Camp was specially organised by the school to St. Mary’s School Khandala Villa. The students stayed there for two days and participated in various adventurous activities. It was an enriching experience as it comprised activities like trekking, yoga, indoor activities and a visit to Karla caves.

Thus our boys imbibed a team-building spirit, enthusiasm for learning, cooperation and methodical organisation. On the whole it was a fruitful year for our interactors that developed their personality and they became more responsible and caring.

Teachers In charge: Ms. Mona SoningraMs. Zeenat SurkaMs. Swapna Pradhan

SUPW REPORT 2015-16 std. 8The students of the SUPW group were active all through the year. They were made aware of the significance of this group’s contribution to society.

Some of the articles made by our students comprised painted pottery, table mats and charts of various festivals throughout the year. The boys were also given topics to enact skits through which they were able to display social awareness.

Our Annual SUPW camp at Khandala was truly a unique one, characterized by a spirit of service, eco-friendliness, discipline and teamwork. The boys visited the ‘National Association for the Blind’ institute, more well known as The Home for the Aging Blind. Residents of the building ranged from ages 40 to 90 years. The boys interacted with the residents and had an enriching insight into their lives. They were sensitized to the fact that in spite of their shortcoming they were able to live an independent and useful life. The boys also generously donated biscuits and ration to the residents there. During the year, the boys were assessed on the basis of their attendance and discipline. At the end of the year our batch was made aware of their utility component in society and have become an asset to society.

Teachers In charge:Ms. S. TivadeMs. A. Franco

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interact club report - std.- 9The Interact Club for the academic year 2014-2015 began in the month of June with twenty-eight students on the roll. Our club meetings were held every Friday after school. Throughout the year, the Interactors prepared and displayed thought-provoking charts highlighting social and environmental issues, team spirit and communal harmony, the importance of various school activities, festivals and their place in society, concern for others and ways to interact with people. During the course of the year, our students were given inputs on personal grooming, tidiness and personality development. The students' participation in street plays and creative writing not only helped them to interact with each other as a team and develop their skills in drama but also enhanced their literary skills. The Interactors were briefed and asked to prepare an individual power-point presentation highlighting social evils faced particularly in India and their impact on society. The elements of these social evils were discussed and the team-mates shared their thoughts and views on the same. The 'Cookery Contest' was organized in which all the Interactors prepared mouth-watering nutritious salads and desserts. The students were also questioned about the nutritious value of their preparation and were graded accordingly. The Interactors went on a 'Cleanliness Drive' to Chowpatthy beach equipped with brooms and dustbins and were assigned group tasks to help clean the beach and further the cause of the 'Swaach Bharat Abhiyaan.' The Annual Interact Camp, this year, held at Khandala was truly a unique one. A spirit of eco-friendliness, service, discipline, team-work and culture awareness characterized the camp. The Interactors mingled with the inmates of the blind home at Lonavala where they were inspired and amazed by the sight of the blind working skilfully in producing various handicraft products which we tend to use in our homes on a daily basis. For our students, it was an insight into the life of a villager, which is a simple life. They have now come to realize that everyone needs a place under the sun. It was indeed an enriching and heart-warming experience for them. On the whole our students emerged an enriched lot with mutual sharing of ideas and positive interaction. It was a fruitful year that provided ample opportunities for our Interactors to develop their personality and grow as caring and responsible citizens. Congratulations to all the students. We wish them every success in all their future endeavours.

Teachers In charge: Mr. Ryan RodriguesMs. Priscilla PereiraMs. Joan Dias

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SUPW REPORT 2015-2016 std.- 9For the SUPW Group of 19 pupils, it was a year marked with variety, vigour and versatility.

In the First Term, the boys made topical charts and decorated earthen pots. In the Second Term besides the regular activities, the pupils decorated Diwali Deepaks and gifted them to all, spreading the spirit of festivity and harmony. The highlights of this Term's activity was the overnight camp at St. Mary's Villa, Khandala. There they participated in various activities promoting consumer awareness, nature trails and team building. The highlight of the camp was that each pupil participated in a Fashion Show using natural materials from the environment. This promoted the concept of 'Shedding their inhibitions'. In the Third Term, the pupils were guided in making newspaper bags thus promoting the eco-friendly virtue of 'Refuse’ (Plastic), Re-use and Re-cycle'. They also learnt to assemble edible ingredients and present a snack or a dessert without the use of fire as fuel. They loved this. On the whole it was an unforgettable year of varied experiences and pupils were more aware of their socio-economic relationship with people, places and products.

Teachers In charge: Ms Sharda Shukla Ms Mangal Bana Ms Vandana Gupta

ReportInteract std.- 10 (2015-16)

Interact meetings for the students of class 10 were held on Fridays after school at 3:45p.m. The students were marked on the work done in class, discipline and their attendance.Some of the topics done for project work were five key aspects of an ideal leader, saving electricity, etc. A camp was organized in the month of November along with the SUPW students of class 10 to Khandala. We visited the National Association for the Blind. The students interacted with the inmates there and empathized with them.

They purchased items like diyas and table napkins made by the blind immetes as a souvenir. The sudents participated in a couple of physical activities. A camp-fire was organized where the students were asked to plan and perform a value-based skit. The students enjoyed themselves and had pleasant memories to take back home.

We had a fruitful year with the students of class 10. We wish them all the very best!!!

Mr. R DupetawallaMs. C Colaco

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SCOUTS Report 2015-16 The Scout Troop left for their annual camp to Pluz Resort, Silvassa and Magic Forest on November 6, 2015 and returned after a period of three days on November 8, 2015. It was a combination of a stress-buster and sweat. The resort and its facilities came in as a relief for the scouters, the sweat was essential for the grades. After a gruelling five hour journey by bus, we were delighted to have reached our destination at Silvassa. Pluz Resort catered to the needs and greed of our scouters. We had the best of food at the hotel along with recreation of several kinds. Some scout games also took place here and the children lounged around the swimming pool and made the best of it. The Rain Dance and the DJ Night were exquisite and came in as a bonus, which our children cherished for a long time to come.

At the Magic Forest grades had to be achieved and our scouters were put to the test. We had several activities lined up for them under the expert watch of Dr. Pavri an ardent scouter of the highest grade himself and our Scout Masters. River-crossing, Zip Lining, Walking Down the Bridge, Obstacle Races, Rappelling were some of the events which our young scouters were put through. These were part of the activities needed for the boys to pass their grades. The boys were also taught Warli Painting and many of them turned out to be very creative. In addition to the above, the children were also graded on their knowledge of Knots, Scout Movement in India, Scout Law and Promise, First Aid, Scout Prayer Song and the Flag Song.

Overall, we had an eventful year, all round. The Scouts met on Fridays at 3.45 p.m. in the Junior Assembly Hall for their weekly meetings. Our sincere thanks to the Principal who was very supportive all year round and to the expertise of Dr. Pavri who imparted to the scouters the essentials of scouting.

Teachers in charge: Mr. Sundeep GaikwadMr. George Hilbert

RSP PATROL REPORT 2015-2016 The year began with the recruits being initiated into the RSP contingent. They were placed according to the respective patrols. The duties of cadet were clearly explained a and the year began with each patrol having a patrol leader and an assistant patrol leader. The annual RSP camp was organized at the school villa at Khandala. The whole camp was very well organized. he whole two days were thoroughly planned with hike, inter Tpatrol activities, cricket, football dramatics On the morning of the first day, the and .students were ushered in with yoga and well guided meditation. second day On the the students hiked up to the caves. Overall the whole camp gave our cadets experience of discipline, living on the bare necessit , respect for mother earth and an acute sense of iesteam-work.

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Red-letter days such as Sports Day, Annual Awards Day, Republic Day and Independence Day our cadets added value-added service be it marching, duty as traffic control or discipline. Grades were assigned to the deserving cadets as per attendance, commitment, and knowledge of the movement. A lot more can still be achieved in the years to come.

Teachers in charge: Mr. S. SinghMr. E. Coelho

REPORT ON INDIAN MUSIC TALENT CONTEST 2015-16

STANDARD : IV –XVENUE : SCHOOL AUDITORIUMDATE : 2nd NOVEMBER, 2015

INDIAN MUSIC TALENT CONTEST for Std. IV to X was held on 2nd November, 2015.The programme started at 09.30a.m. in the school auditorium welcoming our esteemed judges, Mrs Vrinda Jambhekar and Mrs Shobha Vaidyanathan who spared their valuable time for the occasion. Both the judges are highly qualified in music (Sangeet Visharad) and are still persuing their music learning.

The Programme was divided into three sessions:Session-I > Std. IV & VSession-II > Std. VI – VIIISession-III> Std. IX & X

The comperes for the programme were the boys of Std. 8-3, Akshay Chaurasia, Aditya Chandalia and Parth Agrawal. Each session began with the Lord Ganesh Vandana/ Prayer. There were lively performances by the students in vocal as well as instrumental music. All the students were well prepared, innovative and confident and were highly appreciated by the judges.

The students secured good points for their efforts and many of them received merits. Many enthusiastic parents also graced the occasion. Their cheering and clapping were encouraging and motivating the students to present their best before the judges. The programme ended with declaration of names of merit-holder students and distribution of Merit Cards to them by the judges.

The programme was co-ordinated by the Committee Members of this event, i.e., Ms. Vandana Gupta (Incharge of the Event), Ms Freny Billimoria, Ms. Swapna Pradhan, Ms. Sangeeta Upadhyay and Ms Vanita Dongre. The programme went on smoothly and

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ended on time. The success of the programme was the result of the tireless hard work of the committee members. All auditions and practices were completed during the lunch break, throughout October to avoid disruption of studies and weekends of the participants. The students enthusiastically took part in the practice, sacrificing their most enjoyable and pleasure time of the lunch break. On the whole a Sunday was utilized by Ms. Gupta in designing the items for decoration of the soft board and a few weekends were spent by the students in preparing those items. Many charts were made by students under the guidance of Ms. Pradhan and Ms. Gupta. The soft boards were decorated by Ms. Upadhyay, Ms.Gupta and a few students. Ms. Billimoria contributed a lot through her valuable suggestions and guidance. All the Merit Cards were written by Ms. Dongre and Ms. Upadhyay.

It was an enjoyable experience for the students and they developed greater interest in Indian Music.

Teachers in charge: 1) Ms. Vandana Gupta (The Incharge) 2) Ms. F.J. Billimoria 3) Ms. Swapna Pradhan4) Ms. Sangeeta Upadhyay5) Ms. Vanita Dongre

Photography Club (std.- 8 & 9) The academic year 2015- 2016 was one to reminisce for the sixty-eight students who registered themselves in the Photography Club. The students were aware that a photograph can capture a moment that can last forever but moreover it was necessary for them to know that once we start noticing details, we inevitably start to see how much beauty is all around us. We met regularly every Friday after school hours and discussed the different nuances of photography. The boys were given different assignments, where they were also provided with the required tips about good composition, basics of light and other useful techniques to improve their photography. We had two workshops conducted by CANON in the month of March, where Mr. Rajesh Kamat briefed our students on how one could use creative techniques while taking a photograph. A special contest was also held for the boys and the winners were congratulated for being at their creative best. A two-days photography camp was organized at Zara's Resort. Deep valleys, cool climate and the scenery blanketed in greenery helped our students click excellent photographs. Mr. Rajesh Kamat and Mr. Sunil Kamble from Canon conducted the workshop. Our students' creative outlets were soaring during the workshop. Every child

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expressed his opinions and beliefs through the photograph he clicked. The workshop comprised the following sessions:Ÿ Different types of camerasŸ Functions of cameras (DSLRs, Point and shoot, Compact cameras)Ÿ Guidelines on composition Ÿ Landscape photographyŸ Macro-photography

Our students also helped in capturing special moments during Rang Bhare, Children's Day, Republic Day, School Exhibition and other important school events.

Teachers in charge:Mr. Prakash PitrodaMs. Davina Menezes

Prize List 2015 - 2016

std. 5-1

1. Dhwaj Jain - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Value Education, Marathi,Computer Studies2. Husain Motorwala- General Proficiency, English Language, Literature in English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Value Education, Marathi,Computer Studies3. Rohan Kapoor - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Social Studies, Science, Marathi, Computer Studies4. Aadit Bhagoliwal - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, Social Studies,Value Education5. Moiz Chomelawala - General Proficiency, Hindi, Social Studies, Science6. Adit Dahiya - English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, Science, Value Education, Computer Studies7. Aayush Shivalkar - English Language, Mathematics, Marathi, Computer Studies8. Nityanandan Garg – Hindi9. Mustansir Mukadam – Value Education10. Param Mehta – Marathi 11. Rayaan Dadiburjor – Physical Education12. Sparsh Pachchigar – Physical Education13. Arjun Jalan – Physical Education

Good Application1. Mohammed Pathan

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2. Aarav Mohta3. Hassan Birya4. Aditya Mehta5. Adi Khabia

std.- 5-2

1. Setu Bane - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Value Education, Marathi, Computer Studies2. Mrinmay Kumar - General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Marathi3. Aamir Arsiwala - General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Marathi, Computer Studies4. Joshua Mendes - General Proficiency, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Religion, Physical Education, Computer Studies5. Kushaan Jhaveri - General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Marathi6. Taha Chomelawala – Social Studies, Science, Physical Education7. Aarav Singh Saini – Mathematics8. Akarsh Raj – Value Education9. Shauryearaj Kumar – Value Education10. Chaitanya Ahuja – Computer Studies11. Yuvan Jain- Hindi12. Ayush Dabhade – Marathi13. Zal Colabawalla – Physical Education

Good Application1. Parshva Dhariwal2. Rayan Diventri3. Ameya Dalal4. Yusuf Khambaty5. Bezaan Shroff

std.- 5-3

1. Mohd Arsalan Ghogari - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Value Education, Computer Studies2. Ashmit Ranjan - General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Value Education, Computer Studies3. Tanay Shah - General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Computer Studies4. Ramit Mitra - General Proficiency, Literature in English, Social Studies, Science5. Viraaj Suchde – General Proficiency, Science, Marathi6. Advik Dahiya – Literature in English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Value Education

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7. Daksh Manchanda – English Literature , Hindi, Value Education, Computer Studies 8. Joshua Albuquerque – English Language, Mathematics, 9. Ammar Furniturewala – Social Studies, Computer Studies10. Palash Jain – English Literature , Marathi 11. Jash Kyal – Marathi12. Hriday Mehta – Value Education, Marathi 13. Rishiraj Bhandari – Physical Education14. Aditya Bhujbal – Physical Education15. Varadraj Chavan – Marathi

Good Application1. Garvit Jain2. Hridya Haria3. Kavya Jain4. Anamay Tripathy5. Aamir Jariwalla

std.- 6-1

1. Ojas Swapnil Binayke - General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Marathi, Computer Studies2. Aaryaman Kalani - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Computer Studies3. Vivek V. Raheja - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, History, Geography, Value Education, Computer Studies4. Mehlam Songerwala - General Proficiency, English Language, Hindi, Mathematics, History, Science, Value Education, Marathi, Physical Education5. Raadnya K Apte - General Proficiency, English Literature , Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Marathi6. Shayaan Shaikh – English Language, Mathematics, Geography, Marathi7. Arush R,.Agrawal – English Language, Computer Studies8. Aadi P. Shah – Hindi9. Nishim Singhi – Geography, Science10. Zayed Shirazi – English Literature, Physical Education11. Maahir A. Harianawala – Value Education, Art12. Ahaan A Shah – Marathi13. Rustom F. Bilimoria – Computer Studies14. Huzefa J. Dohadwala – Physical Education15. Mikhail R. Lahiri – Physical Education16. Zain Z. Moon - Physical Education17. Abdulqadir Y. Tankiwala – Value Education

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Good Application1. Anhad Chaturvedi (left)2. Hakimuddin M. Lokhandwala3. Kanishq Lund4. Diyansh M. Ranawat5. Rasesh V. Thaker

std.- 6-2

1. Aarush Ranjan - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Marathi, Art, Computer Studies2. Druv Khiani - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Marathi, Computer Studies3. Hitaansh Mehta - General Proficiency, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Marathi4. Ethan Rodrigues – General Proficiency, History, Geography, Science, Religion5. Pratyush Jagtap – General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Marathi, Physical Education6. Manas Garg - English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Physical Education, Computer Studies7. Shannen Fernandes – English Language, Literature in English, Religion8. Anoshak Contractor – Value Education, Physical Education9. Amal Bangari – Computer Studies, Physical Education10. Farzaan Pacha – Hindi, Value Education11. Partth Shah – Computer Studies12. Daniel Sinate – English Literature 13. Leo Daniel Velho – Religion14. Shrut Gala – Marathi15. EshaanAjmani – Physical Education

Good Application1. Aarnav Jain2. Shiv Bhargava3. Jahaan Peshori4. Dhruv Shah5. Zeius Naval Manek

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std.- 6-3

1. Jayden Colaco - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Marathi, Art, Physical Education, Computer Studies2. Jahaan Shah - General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Art, Computer Studies3. Garv Shah - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Geography, Value Education, Marathi, Computer Studies4. Kavish Soningra - General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Computer Studies5. Aryaman Kumar - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, History, Geography6. Ryan Viegas – English Language, Literature in English, History, Geography, Science7. Naman Shah – English Language, Mathematics8. Mufaddal Zojwalla – English Literature , Computer Studies9. Ashmit Srivastava – History, Value Education 10. Ved Kulkarni – Marathi, Art11. Harsh Sonawala – Hindi12. Aditya Vijayakar – Science13. Aman Singhal – Value Education14. Rudra Shinde – Marathi 15. Reet Palrecha – Art16. Khurshid Sayed – Physical Education17. Mohammed Azhar Banatwala – Physical Education

Good Application1. Alden Vas2. Shabbir Hardwarewala3. Siddhant Jagat (left)4. Riyan Menezes5. Shubh Joshi

std.- 7-1

1. Divya P. Patel – General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Computer Studies2. Ribhav Mishra – General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science3. Ameya M. Kalelkar - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature ,

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Mathematics, Geography, Marathi4. Shlok R. Desai – General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature 5. Vivek P. Jhunjhunwala – General Proficiency, History, Mathematics6. Rishab Bairi – History, Geography, Science 7. Prateek A. Chaudhari – Hindi, Geography, Science8. Kunal Joshi – Marathi, Computer Studies, Physical Education9. Ansh S. Kothari – English Language, History Civics, Computer Studies10. Avaneesh R. Kulkarni – Value Education, Marathi, Computer Studies11. Aditya M. Joshi – Hindi, Marathi, Computer Studies 12. Ahan Sen – English Literature , Mathematics 13. Raj J. Joshi – Hindi, Value Education14. Abdul Basit M. D. Rawal – Value Education, Physical Education15. Zakhsh A Gotlaseth – English Language16. Arnav A. Aswani – Physical Education17. Zahan A. Cassum – Physical Education18. Rahil Chopra – Physical Education19. Zeus A. Gotlaseth – English Language20. Hriday Manda – English Literature 21. Kanishk Rane – Value Education

Good Application1. Arjun A. Shah2. Nikhil D. Nerurkar3. Jainish Jain4. Pratham P. Kodial5. Divyam R. Chandalia

std.- 7-2

1. Mohammed Aryan Ghogari - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science2. Akshat M. Jain - General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Value Education, Computer Studies3. Karan Jain - General Proficiency, English Language, Literature in English, Mathematics, History, Geography, Value Education, Computer Studies4. Rushad R. Umbarkar - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Science5. Rushabh Murali – General Proficiency, Science, Value Education, Physical Education, Computer Studies6. Vivaan Patel – General Proficiency7. Vincent Leslie Charles - English Language, English Literature , History, Geography, Science, Christian Doctrine, Physical Education

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8. Yohan S. Dube – Mathematics, Science, Marathi. Physical Education9. Amaan M. Merchant – Hindi, Marathi, Computer Studies10. Navya V Agarwal – Hindi, Mathematics11. Adit K. Bhatt – English Language, Marathi12. Tushan A Elavia – History, Geography13. Russel Alphonso – Christian Doctrine14. Zerxes D Bajan – Value Education15. Mohammed Birya – Physical Education16. Tamimoddin Jamadar – Marathi17. Manav V. Kothari – Marathi18. Kartikeya V. Mishra – Computer Studies19. Tushasp Rajput – Value Education

Good Application1. Sarfaraz Ahmed Shaikh2. Rishi Raj Pramod Tikkas3. Arnav Mohta4. Dhruv Nimesh Salot5. Hussain Y Harianawala

std.- 7-3

1. Urav Dalal - General Proficiency, English Literature, Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Marathi, Computer Studies2. Aniruddh Chouhan - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Education, Marathi, Physical Education3. Zarif Furniturewala – General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, History, Geography4. Hamza Patrawala – General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, History, Geography, Marathi5. Imtiyaz Sayyid – General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, Marathi, Computer Studies6. Prem Parikh – Mathematics, Science, Computer Studies, Physical Education7. Adtiya Bhangale – Geography, Science, Marathi, Computer Studies8. Keshav Menon – English Language, History, Geography9. Joshiyah Pallath – English Language, Science, Religion10. Satvik Dayal – Hindi, Value Education11. Varun Iyer – Value Education, Computer Studies12. Dannon DeSouza – Christian Doctrine, Physical Education13. Aman Pandey – History14. Jehan Raimalwala – Value Education

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15. Ayaan Khan – Physical Education16. Adarsh Shrivastava – Value Education (left)17. Burhanuddin Khokhawala – Physical Education18. Aaditya Veer Singh – Mathematics

Good Application1. Darsh Malkan2. Purav Sheth3. Ishaan Singh4. Muhammad Sami Charolia5. Dev Shah

std.- 8-1

1. Jai Rajani -General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education2. Arjun Nag - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Art, Physical Education3. Arjun Doshi - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Art, Physical Education, Computer Studies4. Pratham Sarvaiya - General Proficiency, English Literature , Hindi, Science, Computer Studies5. Aryan Mehta – General Proficiency, English Language, Hindi, Mathematics6. Mohd Omar Vora – Mathematics, Geography, Science, Computer Studies7. Aayush Murdeshwar – History, Geography, Physical Education8. Brendan Alphonso – English Language, Christian Doctrine, Physical Education9. Arjun Bahl – English Literature, History10. Aryan Shah – Hindi, Value Education11. Kerfegar Jungalwala – Value Education, Computer Studies12. Kush Dholakia – Computer Studies13. Pratish Patel – Computer Studies14. Hridhay Kapoor – Value Education15. Rehaan Goregaoker – Art16. Dillan Kacheria – Art 17. Yuvaansh Gandhi - Art

Good Application1. Tanay Karia2. Ayaan Patel3. Shoeb Miyajiwala4. Triaksh Mitra5. Anant Singh

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std.- 8-2

1. Ankit Bhattacharya - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, Geography, Science2. Abhinav Bharath - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , History, Geography, Computer Studies3. Aaryan Engineer - General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Geography, Science, Value Education4. Manan Bajaj - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Geography, Physical Education5. Dhruv Shah - General Proficiency, Mathematics, History, Science, Value Education6. Joel George - English Language, English Literature , Geography, Value Education, Computer Studies, Art, Physical Education 7. Veer Pariawala –Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Computer Studies8. Siddharth Pillai – English Language, English Literature , History, Value Education9. Siddhartha Sethi – English Language, Value Education10. Jahan Elavia – Hindi, History, Physical Education11. Taha Electricwala – History, Science, Art12. Pratham Shah – Mathematics13. Pratham Sirsalewala – Hindi14. Naman Gupta – Computer Studies15. Aarya Redekar – Computer Studies16.Vanij Choksi – Physical Education17. Lakshya Daglia – Physical Education

Good Application 1. Mohit Mathur2. Yash Ajani3. Shabbir Bhanvadwala4. Rohan Shah5. Arav Abboy (Left)

std.- 8-3

1. Vedant Gabhawala - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Art, Physical Education2. Anirudha Chatterjee - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Hindi, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, Value Education, Art3. Rajveer Veera - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , Geography, Science, Value Education, Computer Studies 4. Rahil Parikh - General Proficiency, English Language, English Literature , History,

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Value Education5. Manav Jhaveri – General Proficiency, Mathematics, History, Science, Computer Studies6. Vedant Thacker – Mathematics, Geography, Science, Computer Studies7. Amev Pereira - English Language, Computer Studies, Religion 8. Krushang Vishram – English Language, Hindi, Physical Education 9. Parth Agarwal – Mathematics, History, Value Education10. Shrinivas Malekar – Hindi, Physical Education11. Mehlam Saifudeen – English Literature 12. Mohammed Ghadiali – Geography 13. Abbas Rajkotwala – Computer Studies14. Samuel Gabriel – Religion15. Akshay Chaurasia – Physical Education16. Arshan Kazi – Physical Education17. Keith Rodrigues – Physical Education18. Aditya Chandalia - Mathematics

Good Application1. Rian Jain2. Aayushmaan Sharma3. Chinmay Subramanian4. Mohammed Poonawala5. Prerit Jain

std.- 9-1

1. Krishna Madhav - General Proficiency, English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Computer Applications, Value Education2. Karim Khairaz – General Proficiency, English, Science, Computer Application3. Krish Bajaj – General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics4. Katheet Jain - General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Social Studies, Science, Commercial Application5. Arnav Mehta – General Proficiency, Hindi, Social Studies, Commercial Applications, Value Education6. Rishabh Kumar – English, Value Education7. Hardik Tiwari – Computer Applications, Value Education, Science8. Hridayraj Modi – Science, Mathematics, Commercial Applications9. Siddhart Nandakumar – French, Social Studies, Value Education10. Gautam Goradia – Mathematics, Commercial Applications11. Prakhar Gandhi – English, Hindi12. Aryan Mehta – English, Social Studies13. Aman Priyanshu – Computer Applications14. Arnav Garg – Computer Applications

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15. Yash Gada – Mathematics16. Shreyans Mehta – Hindi17. Mahir Sampat – Commercial Applications 18. Philip Mathew – Religion

Good Application1. Eshan Makani2. Omar Mansuri3. Arush Mittal 4. Rahil Sharma5. Shreyansh Sharma

Class 9-2

1. Aliasger Dilawer – General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Physical Education2. Arjaan Wadia – General Proficiency, English Mathematics, Social Studies, Computer Applications3. Abhishek Mazumdar – General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Computer Applications, Value Education4. Ammar Tyabji–General Proficiency, French, Economics, Computer Applications5. Kushagra Singhal – General Proficiency, Mathematics, Social Studies Mathematics, Science6. Behzad Soonawalla – Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Value Education7. Husein Motiwala – English, Technical Drawing Applications, Social Studies8. Aditya Menon – English, Computer Applications, Value Education9. Yash Vora – Hindi, Science10. Jai Mehta – English, Art 11. Rohit Kamath – Economics, Art12. Vedang Pandeshwar – Technical Drawing Applications, Value Education13. Mikail Kazi – Computer Applications, Value Education14.Aamir Ghadially – French, Economics15. Kumayle Merchant – Economics, Physical Education17. Aryan Mehta – English 18. Avi Vanvaria – Economics19. Vedant Kurdukar – Hindi20. Akaash Tandel – Physical Education21. Deep Kapadia – Technical Drawing Applications22. Burhanuddin Majal – Technical Drawing Applications23. Prathyush Kothari - Technical Drawing Applications

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Good Application1. Shlok Parikh2. Soham Vakil3. Mohd Afraz Kazi4. Shaurya Jain5. Baeshaz Pastakia

std.- 9-3

1. Preet Bhandari – General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Economics, Commercial Applications2. Kushan Divecha – General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Social Studies, Commercial Applications, Value Education3. Taha Manasawala – General Proficiency, Mathematics, Social Studies, Economics, Commercial Applications4. Hriday Jerajani – General Proficiency, Hindi, Mathematics, Economics5. Dhruv Dani – General Proficiency, English, Mathematics, Commercial Applications Value Education6. Yohan Mistry – Hindi, Economics, Commercial Applications7. Mohammed Bharthoo – English, Social Studies8. Dhawaj Kanungo – Economics, Value Education9. Dhruv Joshi – English, Mathematics10. Jash Gandhi – Environmental Studies, Physical Education11. Zavish Velati – Physical Education, Value Education12. Vedant Garodia – Hindi, Social Studies 13. Aatif Memon – Value Education14. Aliakbar Lehri – Environmental Studies15. Tuhin Nambiar – Physical Education, 16. Raihaan Merchant – Physical Education

Good Application1. Jaimille Mehta2. Aryan Pujara3. Devansh Gupta4. Pranav Nahar5. Parth Jain

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std.- 10-1

1. Rayyan Merchant – General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Computer Applications, Value Education2. Bhavya Jain – General Proficiency, English Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Computer Applications, Value Education3. Pruthav Jhaveri - General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Computer Applications, Value Education4. Taher Varawala – General Proficiency, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Computer Applications5. Sameer Dohadwalla – General Proficiency, English, Science6. Ahmed Adam – English, Value Education 7. Aniket Raman – Social Studies, Value Education8. Yash Jain –Mathematics9. Nihaal Jogani - Hindi10. Aadil Jariwala – Hindi11. Aman Parmar – Computer Applications

Good Application1. Gautam Agarwal2. Abhishek Panda3. Muneeb Rawal4. Shazen Elavia5. Satwik Thakur

std.-10-2

1. Nishaan Patel – General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science2. Hrishikesh Bhagwat – General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science3. Tejas Jahagirdar – General Proficiency, English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Commercial Applications4. Daniel Dias – General Proficiency, Social Studies, Technical Drawing Applications, Religion 5. Jay Shah – General Proficiency, Hindi6. Keahn Divecha – English, Science, Commercial Applications7. Aaron Fernandes – Mathematics, Technical Drawing Applications, Religion8. Rudra Jog – English, Value Education9. Adhiraj Johri – Hindi, Economics10. Purab Rathi – Hindi, Commercial Applications11. Rushabh Nandu – Economics, Commercial Applications12. Tanay Shah – Economics, Value Education

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13. Farhan Irani – Mathematics, Technical Drawing Applications14. Abhishek Bage – Technical Drawing Applications15. Gaurav Dadlani – Social Studies16. Akash Shah – Science17. Vivek Ahuja – Economics18. Raj Dohadwalla – Economics19. Heetansh Jhaveri – Technical Drawing Applications20. Tanish Shetty – Value Education21. Jaiman Shah – Value Education22. Dhrish Saggi – Physical Education23. Macstan Doraiswamy – Religion24. Shaun Rodrigues – Religion

Good Application1. Ansh Gupta2. Harshvardhon Rungta3. Nushazar Balsara4. Aryan Ashar5. Burhanuddin Poonawala

std.- 10-3

1. Ronak Kothari – General Proficiency, Mathematics, Social Studies, Economics, Commercial Applications2. Mehlam Merchant – General Proficiency, English, Social Studies, Economics, Computer Applications, Value Education3. Rihan Sanghvi – General Proficiency, Social Studies, Economics, Commercial Applications, Value Education4. Parth Pushkar – General Proficiency, English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Computer Applications5. Armaan Raheja – General Proficiency, Hindi, Economics, Commercial Applications6. Ganesh Bharatwaj– Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Computer Applications7. Lokesh Vedman – English, Mathematics, Science, Computer Applications8. Tanay Shah – English, Social Studies, Value Education9. Samuel Sinate – English, Environmental Education, Value Education10. Aryan Khan – Hindi, Environmental Education, Commercial Applications11. Parth Shah – Hindi, Computer Applications12. Soham Thakker – Mathematics, Art13. Jayont Singh – Science14. Zayan Shirazi – Environmental Education15. Khush Bafna – Economics16. Armand Divecha – Physical Education17. Shreyash Parekh – Commercial Applications18. Allan Joseph – Environmental Education

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19. Sumair Singapuri – Physical Education20. Ashley Fernandes – Physical Education21. Ayon Roy – Value Education22. Granville Barrett – Physical Education23. Aryamman Shah – Art 24. Leon Portugal – Religion

Good Application1. Zain Jaffar2. Vansh Jhaveri3. Amit Tandel4. Tanish Siroya5. Meet Jain

Scholarships & Awards 2015-2016

std.- 5

1. The Rev. Fr. A Casale S.J. Scholarship General Proficiency : Dhwaj Jain

2. The Capt. Felix Hugo Pais Scholarship English : Adit Dahiya

3. The Savitri Devi Choudhary Scholarship Hindi : Rohan Kapoor

4. The Mrs. Anne Mascarenhas Scholarship Mathematics : Dhwaj Jain5. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Science : Dhwaj Jain

6. The K. M. Jetpurwala Scholarship Social Studies : Setu Bane

7. The Capt. Felix Hugo Pais Scholarship Marathi : Setu Bane

8. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Computer Studies : Ashmit Ranjan 9. The Raphael Benavent S.J. Scholarship Religion : Joshua Mendes

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Value Education : Advik Dahiya

10. The Sanjay Kapur Annual Scholarship : Joshua Mendes The Best All Round Student. : Setu Bane-

std.- 6

1. The Br. Narcissus Riba S. J. Scholarship : Ojas BinaykeGeneral Proficiency

2. The Capt. Felix Hugo Pais Scholarship : Jayden ColacoEnglish

3. The Savitri Devi Choudhary Scholarship : Mehlam SongerwalaHindi

4. The Late Mrs. M. L. Ajoomal Scholarship : Ojas BinaykeMathematics

5. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship : Ojas BinaykeScience : Manas Garg6. The K. M. Jetpurwala Scholarship : Ojas BinaykeSocial Studies

7. The Chimanbhai Thakker Scholarship : Ojas BinaykeMarathi

8. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship : Kavish SoningraComputer studies. 9. The Capt. Felix Hugo Pais Scholarship :Ethan RodriguesReligion : Jayden Colaco Value Education : Ojas Binayke

10. The Sanjay Kapur Annual Scholarship The Best All Round Students : Ojas Binayke- : Enrico Rodrigues : Jayden Colaco

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std.- 7

1. The Basil Lalabhai Parmar S.J. Scholarship General Proficiency : Urav Dalal2. The Walker Prize English : Joshiyah Pallath : Hamza Patrawala3. The Savitri Devi Choudhary Scholarship Hindi : Divya Patel

4. The Late Mrs. M. L. Ajoomal Scholarship Mathematics : Ribhav Mishra

5. The Chimanbhai Thakker Scholarship Science : Divya Patel

6. The K. M. Jetpurwala Scholarship Social Studies : Zarif Furniturewala : Aniruddh Chouhan7. The Capt. Felix Hugo Pais Scholarship Marathi : Urav Dalal

8. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Computer Studies : Akshat Jain

9. The Rev. Fr. H. Dalton S.J. Scholarship Value Education : Zerxes Bajan

Religion : Vincent Charles

10. The Sanjay Kapur Annual Scholarship The Best All-Round Student. : Aditya Joshi : Akshat Jain

std.- 8

1. The Proficiency Scholarship General Proficiency : Ankit Bhattacharya

2. The Victor G. Creado Scholarship English : Ankit Bhattacharya

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3. The Savitri Devi Choudhary Scholarship Hindi : Rahil Parikh

4. The Late Mrs. M. L. Ajoomal Scholarship Mathematics : Ankit Bhattacharya

5. The Br. Narcissus Riba, S.J., Scholarship Science : Jai Rajani

6. The K. M. Jetpurwala Scholarship Social Studies : Vedant Gabhawala

7. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Computer Applications : Rajveer Veera

8. The M.R. De Souza Scholarship Value Education : Joel George Religion : Brendan Alphonso

9. The Sanjay Kapur Annual Scholarship The Best All-Round Students : Arjun Doshi : Ankit Bhattacharya : Vedant Gabhawala

std.- 9

1. The Frank Oliveira Scholarship General Proficiency : Madhav Krishna

2. The Basil F. Gomes Scholarship English : Karim Khairaz

3. The Tehmie Cooper Scholarship Hindi : Yash Vora

4. The Sukhadvala Scholarship Mathematics : Madhav Krishna : Gautam Goradia5. The Maneklal K. Kothari Scholarship Science : Madhav Krishna

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6. The Irene S. Aptekar Scholarship Social Studies : Katheet Jain

7. The Solomon Aptekar Scholarship Computer Applications : Madhav Krishna

8. The Late Mrs. M.L. Ajoomal Scholarship Commercial Applications : Hridayraj Modi

9. The Our Lady of Fatima Scholarship Value Education : Arjaan Wadia

Religion : Philip Mathew

10. The Sanjay Kapur Annual Scholarship The Best All-Round Students : Madhav Krishna : Mikail Kazi : Hriday Jerajani

std.- - 10 Prelims

1. The Cambridge School Certificate Scholarship General Proficiency : Rayyan Merchant

2. The Old Boy's Scholarship English : Rayyan Merchant

3. The Muzaffer V. Sonawala Scholarship Hindi : Pruthav Jhaveri

4. The President's Scholarship Mathematics : Rayyan Merchant

5. The Tehmie Cooper Scholarship Science : Rayyan Merchant

6. a) The St. Mary's Commercial Scholarship Social Studies : Bhavya Jain

b) The Ameerah Rahimtulla Scholarship for 2nd Place Geography : Bhavya Jain

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7. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Computer Applications : Bhavya Jain

8. The Br. Raphael Benavent S.J. Scholarship Commercial Applications : Nishaan Patel

9. The Rev. Fr. J. Savall S.J. Scholarship Value Education : Rihan Sanghvi

Religion : Abhishek Bage

10. The St. Mary's School Parents' Asso. Scholarship The Best All-Round Student : Rayyan Merchant

std.- 10 - ICSE Examination

1. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship 1st : Rayyan Afzal Merchant2. The St. Mary's Old Boys' Scholarship 2nd :Bhavya Sandeep Jain3. The Ebrahim M. Rowjee Scholarship 3rd : Pruthav Rajesh Jhaveri

4. The M.A.A. Scholarship : Rayyan Afzal Merchant English : Pruthav Rajesh Jhaveri : Shazen AdilElavia : Gaurav Ramesh Dadlani

5. The Tehmie Cooper Scholarship : Hrishikesh Nikhil Hindi Bhagwat6. The M.A. A. Scholarship : Gaurav Kumar Mathematics7. The Irene S. Aptekar Scholarship Science : Rayyan Afzal Merchant8. The Tehmie Cooper Scholarship Social Studies : Rayyan Afzal Merchant

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9. The Solomon Aptekar Scholarship Computer Applications : Rayyan Afzal Merchant : Bhavya Sandeep Jain : Pruthav Rajesh Jhaveri : Sameer Anis Dohadwalla : Aniket Raman : Varun Pravin Deokar : Taher Varawala : Satwik Thakur : Yash Jain : Mustansir Kapasi 10. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Commercial Applications : Purab Rathi11. The M.A.A. Scholarship Economics : Raj Muffadal Dohadwalla

12. The St. Mary's School Special Awarda. for Outstanding Performance without tuitions or attending coaching classes : Abhishek Panda

b. for a student who has done exceptionally well at the ICSE Board Examination/ : Aaron Ross Fernandes Annual Examination despite some form of disability ACTIVITES

SPORTS

1. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Sportsman U - 16 : Neele Ujrekar

2. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Sportsman U – 14 : Ankit Bhattacharya

3. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Sportsman U – 12 : Eshaan Ajmani : Joshua Mendes4. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Sportsman U – 10 : Dhrishaan Mehta

5. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Sportsmen U – 8 : Nil

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SCOUTS

1. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Scout Std.- 10 : Gaurav Dadlani : Hyder Jasdanwala2. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Scout Std.- 9 : Philip Mathew : Husein Motiwala3. The Br. Raphael Benavent S.J., Scholarship Best Scout Std.- 8 : Shiroy Pavri : Husain Jasdenwala4. The Fr. John Arxe S.J., Scholarship Best Scout Std.- 7 : Shane Portugal

5. The Haggan Memorial Scholarship Best Scout Class : Shreyans Jain

CUBS

1. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Cub Std.- 5 : Tanay Shah

2. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Cub Std.- 4 : Ukshaan Dumasia

3. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Cub Std.- 3 : Ashdin Bilimoria 4. The Ranadeep Bhadury Memorial Scholarship Best Cub Std.- 2 : Idris Patrawala

R.S.P. Cadets

1. The Mathew Misquita Scholarship Best Cadet Std.- 10 : Akib Ansari

2. The Mathew Misquita Scholarship Best Cadet Std.- 9 : Yash Vora : Aditya Menon3. The Mathew Misquita Scholarship Best Cadet Std.- 8 : Keith Rodrigues

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: Naman Gupta4. The Mathew Misquita Scholarship Best Cadet Std.- 7 : Nil

Social Service

1. The St. Mary's School Scholarship for outstanding service in SUPW Activities

Std.- 8 : Veer Pariawala

Std.- 9 : Arush Mittal : Rahil Shah

2. The St .Mary's School Scholarship for outstanding service in INTERACT Activities Std.- 8 : Aayush Murdeshwar Std.- 9 : Rishabh Kumar

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INTER HOUSE & SPECIAL AWARDS

Inter-House Dramatics : Blue HouseInter-House Debates (Senior) : Red HouseInter-House Debates ( Inter ) : Red House Inter-House Debates ( Junior) : Blue HouseInter-House Quiz Trophy : Blue HouseMrs A. Lobo Memorial Shield Winning House - ( Academics ) : Blue HouseWinning House - (Activities ) : Blue House

Other AwardsBest Actor : Keahn DivechaBest Scout Patrol : Tiger Best R.S.P Patrol : Patrol 3

The Brian Harrison Trophy Best Scout : Gaurav Dadlani Best Cub : Nil Rusi Mehta TrophyBest R S P Cadet : Muneeb Rawal

“ ANUDI” Trophy for Excellence in Music The Big Band Theory 1) Brendan Alphonso 2) Zaynes Chaves 3) Aayush Murdeshwar 4) Ishaan Chainani 5) Mehrad Faramarzi 6) Enrico Rodrigues 7) Shiroy Pavri Five And A Half Band 1) Aryamman Shah 2) Ahmed Adam 3) Vivek Ahuja 4) Vansh Jhaveri 5) Tanay S Shah The Kamala Ghose Award of Excellence for the Best Captain of the Year : Nihaal Jogani Aditya Anand Agarwal TrophyThe Outgoing School Captain : Ahmed Adam

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School Officials 2015 -2016

Captains School : Ahmed AdamRed House/Shivaji : Rishabh NanduBlue House/Ashoka : Nihaal JoganiWhite House/Gandhi : Raghav PoddarGreen House/Tagore : Keahn Divecha

Vice-Captains School : Arnav Mehta Red House/Shivaji : Rishabh BhagwatBlue House/Ashoka : Madhav KrishnaWhite House/Gandhi : Siddhant NandkumarGreen House/Tagore : Mikail Kazi

Games Captains Red House/Shivaji : Jay Shah Blue House/Ashoka : Karan MehtaWhite House/Gandhi : Vir BazazGreen House/Tagore : Adhiraj Johri

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From o'er the waves and far away,From hills and plains with voices gay,They sing the school they love so well,Within whose walls they long to dwell,

And live the days of yore again,They long, alas, but long in vain.

CHORUS

Come boys let's sing the school we love,Our chorus rend the skies above

And let the mountains and the hillsProclaim the love that young hearts thrills.

St Mary's boys, St Mary's boys,Hurrah! We are St Mary's boys.

Our lives are bright and free of care.The burden's light that we must bear.

Through tasks that should our ire provoke,Through sun and rain and mist and smoke

St Mary's boys will smile and sing,Till with their songs the echoes ring.

CHORUS

St Mary's boys cling to their God,Through life's long day for Him they plod,

To God and country ever true,In peace and war their valour show,

Where'er the call of duty liesThey prove themselves St Mary's boys.

CHORUS

St. Mary's HIGH School Anthem

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Jesuit Educational credo

The Society of Jesus (Jesuits) is an international group of about 25,000 men committed to the service of God and people in a variety of ways.

The Mumbai Jesuits work in greater Mumbai and Northern Maharashtra covering the districts of Thane, Raigad, Nasik, and Dhule.

They run schools, Colleges, boardings and technical institutions. They also organize the poor, shelter run-away kids and are committed to the religious and moral education of various groups. In Greater Mumbai they have the following schools:

1. Campion High School (Fort)2. St. Xavier's Night High school (Fort)3. St. Xavier's Boy's Academy (New Marine Lines)4. St. Mary's High School (I.S.C.E. Mazagaon)5. St. Stanislaus High School (Bandra)6. Holy Family High School (Andheri)7. St. Xavier's High School ( I.C.S.E.Bassein)

The Society of Jesus, a Christian Religious Order founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1540, has been active in the sphere of education throughout the world, ever since its foundation. In India, today, the Society of Jesus is responsible for the education of hundreds of young people belonging to every social class, community and religious group. Jesuit education is inspired by the vision of Man drawn from the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. It is also based on the principles of character formation elaborated by St. Ignatius of Loyola. It is this which gives Jesuit education its special character.

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