St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, illuminated the festive season with a heartwarming “Diwali Connect – Reignite the Bond, Rekindle the Light” celebration, bringing together its proud alumni for an evening filled with nostalgia, joy, and togetherness.
The event beautifully blended tradition with emotion as former Edmundites reunited with their mentors and peers, sharing inspiring stories, fond memories, and future aspirations. The evening resonated with laughter, music, and soulful cultural performances that reflected the vibrant spirit of the Edmund’s family.
The highlight of the celebration was the open exchange of ideas, where alumni interacted with current students, motivating them to dream big and stay connected to their roots.
With twinkling lights, heartfelt conversations, and a shared sense of belonging, the evening truly rekindled the spirit of togetherness — proving once again that once an Edmundite, always an Edmundite.

St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, proudly commemorated its Golden Jubilee Annual Gala at the prestigious Rajasthan International Centre (RIC) with an evening that radiated unity, gratitude, and collective achievement. The celebration was based on the heartfelt theme “Together We Rise – Parents, Teachers, Students: Three Strengths, One Success Story,” emphasizing that true success is born not from individual brilliance, but from collaboration between home, school, and learner.
The ceremony opened with a solemn tribute to the revered founder, Late Shri Ranbir Singh Ji, whose vision laid the foundation for Edmund’s journey back in 1975. The garlanding ceremony and ceremonial lamp lighting stood as symbols of enlightenment, continuity, and deep respect for the legacy that continues to guide the institution.
The event was graced by Chief Guest Dr. Ram Gulati — MBBS, MD (Dermatology, STD, Leprosy), MRCPH (UK)— who delivered an inspiring address encouraging students to dream fearlessly yet remain grounded, always acknowledging the role of their parents and teachers in shaping their journey. His words resonated deeply with the audience, reinforcing the core message of the evening.
What followed was a spectacular cultural showcase that seamlessly blended creativity with emotion. Through graceful classical and contemporary dances, thought-provoking theatrical performances, and soulful musical recitals, the young Edmundites portrayed real-life stories of resilience and support. Each act reinforced the belief that parents provide strength, teachers show direction, and students carry the spirit forward. The audience responded with thunderous applause, many calling the theme “the need of the hour in today’s fast-paced world.”
Another highlight of the evening was the felicitation of achievers across academics, sports, and cultural domains, honouring students who brought laurels to the institution. Each award symbolized not just personal effort, but the combined encouragement of families and educators who walked beside them.
As the program drew to a close, a heartfelt Vote of Thanks acknowledged the tireless efforts of staff, parents, and the school management, followed by the National Anthem, which echoed proudly through the hall — binding everyone in a shared emotion of pride and belonging.
The evening stood not merely as an annual celebration but as a reminder of 50 glorious years of trust, teamwork, and transformation. St. Edmund’s once again proved that when parents nurture, teachers inspire, and students persevere — together, they do not just rise — they build history.

The Primary students of St Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar celebrated the festival of Dussehra with great zeal and festive spirit. The highlight of the celebration was a vibrant presentation of Ramleela, where the little learners enacted the legendary tale of Lord Rama’s victory over Ravana, symbolizing the eternal triumph of good over evil.
Dressed in colourful and traditional costumes, the children took on the roles of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Hanuman, and Ravana with remarkable confidence. Their spirited performance and expressive dialogues left the audience spellbound, while also instilling the values of truth, righteousness, and courage.
The event not only provided an opportunity for the students to showcase their talent but also served as a meaningful reminder of India’s rich cultural heritage. The celebration concluded with the message that no matter how powerful evil may seem, it is goodness and virtue that always prevail.

St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, recently hosted an inspiring exhibition where students showcased innovative projects made from waste and discarded materials. The event highlighted the school’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, creativity, and environmental responsibility.
The exhibition was honored by the presence of Mr. Rajendra Chaudhary (RAS), Deputy Commissioner, Municipal Corporation (M.D. Zone, Jaipur), who visited along with a delegation of senior officials from Madhya Pradesh.
The dignitaries were highly impressed by the students’ ingenuity and their meaningful contributions towards waste management and environmental conservation. They described the initiative as truly commendable and a model for other institutions to follow.
St. Edmund’s School continues to actively promote eco-conscious values by integrating sustainable practices and waste management strategies into its learning environment—empowering students to become responsible, future-ready citizens.

St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, proudly celebrates the remarkable achievement of Shlarika Solanki of Class V, who has brought laurels to the institution by winning a Gold Medal in the prestigious Khelo India Ashmita Taekwondo League.
Her dedication, discipline, and hard work led her to this outstanding victory, making the school community immensely proud.
School Joint Director, Dr. Pooja Singh extended her heartfelt congratulations to Shlarika and wished her continued success in all future endeavors.

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