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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.
St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, proudly celebrates the achievement of Arnav Singh Dhillon, a Class 10 student, who won the Gold Medal in Discuss Throw at the 3rd Rajasthan State Junior & Sub-Junior Para Athletics Championship 2025, held at Sawai Man Singh Stadium, Jaipur.
With this remarkable feat, Arnav Singh Dhillon has also been selected to represent Rajasthan in the Para National Games, scheduled to be held next month in Varanasi.
The school management and staff congratulated him on his outstanding success and extended best wishes for his performance at the national level.
St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, was filled with divine charm and festive fervour as the campus came alive for the grand celebration of Janmashtami. The event, dedicated to the birth of Lord Krishna, witnessed enthusiastic participation from the pre-primary students, whose innocence and joy added a special charm to the occasion.
The highlight of the celebration was the enchanting Radha and Krishna dress-up, where the little ones adorned traditional attire, embellished with vibrant colours, ornaments, and peacock feathers, perfectly capturing the essence of the divine duo. The graceful Radhas and playful Krishnas lit up the atmosphere with their sweet smiles and innocence.
The programme began with devotional bhajans, followed by a captivating dance performance portraying scenes from Lord Krishna’s childhood. The melodious tunes and rhythmic steps brought alive the joyous spirit of the festival. Teachers and students joined in singing Krishna bhajans, further enhancing the cultural vibrance of the occasion.
Associate Joint Director Mansi Singh, appreciated the sincere efforts of the students and staff, commending the creativity, enthusiasm, and dedication that made the event a grand success.
The celebration concluded with the traditional breaking of the Dahi Handi, symbolising unity and teamwork. The event not only helped the young learners connect with India’s rich cultural heritage but also created cherished memories filled with devotion, joy, and togetherness.
St. Edmund’s School, Jawahar Nagar, marked its glorious 50th Foundation Day with unmatched enthusiasm, pride, and a spirit of international camaraderie. The momentous occasion was further elevated by the gracious presence of the school’s esteemed global partners from Wellington School, Scotland.
To infuse an international spirit into the celebration, the school proudly welcomed distinguished guests — Headmaster Mr. Simon, Assistant Head Mr. Allistair, and International Coordinator Ms. Susan Coontz, accompanied by a group of students from Scotland. Their presence not only honoured the event but also reaffirmed the enduring partnership between the two institutions, built on shared values of friendship, cultural exchange, and holistic learning.
As part of the cross-cultural engagement, students embarked on an insightful visit to the traditional Blue Pottery Store and Industry, where they explored Jaipur’s rich craft heritage. The delegation also visited Mahatma Gandhi Government School, adopted by St. Edmund’s under its social responsibility initiative, gaining a deeper understanding of community-driven education in India.
This Foundation Day celebration was not only a reflection of the school’s five decades of excellence but also a step towards nurturing globally aware and socially responsible students.