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JOHN XXIII SCHOOL

1) Message 

Contents 

2) History of the Foundation of 

John XXIII School 

3)Article - Attic of Life 

4) Poem - My School Pledge 

5) Poem - School Days 

6) Conservation of Fuel 

7) The Heart of a Warrior 

8)My School 25 years down the 

line 

9) My heart speaks- The Glory 

of my school 

10)Poem- Cruel Society- Side 

Character 

11) “kkGk vkeps ek;ky; 

12) Fun Maza Conour 

Editorial Team 

Chief Patron 

Sr. Sheetal Gonsalves 

Editor in Chief 

Sr. Loretto Dias 

Editors 

Sr. Namrata Macwan 

Mrs. Pooja Shirke 

Mr. Felix D’souza 

Art Director 

Sr. Shalini Remedios 

Editorial Team 

Ms. Larissa 

Ms. Namrata 

Ms. Silvina 

Ms. Queenie 

13)Inter School Competition List 

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Celebrating 50 Glorious Years

Dear Readers…. 

FROM THE PRINCIPAL 

2017 will be significant to our school 

history as it marks the 50th year since 

foundation. There will be so much to celebrate, and it 

will be an opportunity for our school community to 

remember, reminisce and be proud of our 

accomplishments and achievements. 

In its history, JOHN XXIII SCHOOL, AGASHI has 

provided the students with opportunities, educational 

resources, and programs to grow in faith, to learn and 

achieve academically, to develop talents and skills in 

extracurricular activities and to serve the community. 

Over the years the school has been always committed 

to providing the present and future students with the 

very best in educational instruction, facilities, 

equipment and programs. 

I appreciate the efforts taken by the editorial team in 

presenting the E – Magazine on the occasion of the 

Gold jubilee of the school. 

Kindly join us in celebrating our 50th anniversary and 

May God bless our school as it strives to form morally 

upright, academically excellent, gentle mannered 

young men and women. 

Sincerely... 

Sr. Sheetal Gonsalves S.R.A. 

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The History of the Foundation of 

John XXIII School 

“The Journey of our past has led us to the present and will 

educate us for the future”. I, Sr. Sheetal Gonsalves, indeed feel 

privileged to be the Principal of John XXIII School. On this 

momentous occasion of Golden Jubilee year, I would like to 

share the journey of past 50 years of our school. 

In the year 1962, the mission work upheld by Fr. Antonius 

Maria Bodewig, the Founding Father of 'The Missionary Sisters 

of the Queen of Apostles' under the banner of Immaculate 

Society, started with the Nursery classes having thirty-six 

students on roll, under the supervision of our former Superior 

General Late Mother Antonia, who was a great follower of Pope 

John, the XXlll, a Patron soul [1881- 1963]. Pope John XXlll, 

had a desire to serve the Lord, the Catholics and the Non- 

Catholics. He decided to become a priest and joined the 

Pontifical Roman Seminary. He was ordained as a priest on 

10th August, 1904 and in 1919, was designated as a spiritual 

Director of the seminary and on 4th November 1958 He was 

crowned wearing the 1877 Palatine Tiara for His services as a 

social reformer for the weaker sections of the society and His 

contribution for ecumenical and liturgical movements. His 

thoughts for education were “Just as food is necessary to the life 

of the body, so good reading is necessary to the life of the soul” 

His literary work through many books proved to be a motivation 

in the field of education. 

After His passing away on 3rd June, 1963 at the age of 81, in 

Rome, Mother Hemma, the then Superior of St. Teresa Convent, 

Agashi suggested that the school be named after Pope John, the 

XXlll. Blessed John XXlll was canonized and recognized as a 

Saint on 27th April, 2014, at St. Peter's square, Vatican city, in 

Rome. 

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Our school building 'Our Foundation' 

A construction set up accomplished to kindle the spark in one's 

heart to desire-dream destined for good things. At the time, His 

Eminence Valerian Cardinal Gracias, the Indian Cardinal of 

Roman Catholic Church who served as Archbishop of Bombay 

since 1950, inaugurated and blest the School building and 

donated the amount of 30,000/- for the construction. The 

school owe obeisance to Late Archbishop, His Eminence Josef 

Cardinal Frings and the Catholics of Cologne Germany, the 

generous benefactors of school who donated the amount of 

Four lakhs fifty thousand in 'Deutsche Mark'. The Sacred 

Propagation of faith, Rome donated the amount of 35,700/-. 

The building construction was completed in year 1968. The 

most Reverend Msgr. Sebastian Vaz rendered his untiring 

labour in supervising the building construction. Today, as a 

mark of progress, the two-magnificent edifice of John XXlll High 

School stand as a hub amidst the verdant greenery of Agashi. 

Since then till date, the Sisters of Immaculate Society have been 

taking painstaking efforts in educating the students from 

different strata of the society to dispel the darkness of illiteracy. 

Surmounting years after years, exploring the vistas of 

knowledge with 'Love and Service' as our motto, has come along 

the way of discipline. In 1993, the school completed 25 years 

with success and celebrated the Silver Jubilee celebration with 

great pomp. John XXlll educational family have successfully 

accomplished in its new venture by extending its legacy, to 

continue its perfection with a visionary dream of opening John 

XXlll CBSE School on 16th June, January, 2008 in Virar and 

John XXlll Junior College [Science stream] on 15th JULY 2016 

in Agashi to meet the growing need and expectations of the 

society. 

Today, in 2017-18, the school completes 50 years of its 

existence. We feel blest to witness the fiftieth anniversary and 

very much on the verge to showcase the success of 

accomplishing the second milestone in the history of John XXlll 

High School celebrating The Golden Jubilee Year. Yet, striving 

further with its aimed vision to reach 'The Diamond Jubilee Year'. 

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Celebrating Glorious 50 years

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JOHN XXIII SCHOOL 

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The Attic of Life 

“The roots of the present lie in the past” and so to the past we 

look back to the years when the scaffolds of our school were 

formed. Five decades….50 years is a very, very long 

period…..The word 'Golden Jubilee' in itself speaks a volume for 

t h e a u r a o f g l o r y i n w h i c h o u r s c h o o l l i e s 

submerged.……..Myself, being a proud John XXIII Alumnus, 

take immense joy and pleasure to offer congratulations to my 

School, the administration, the teachers, the students on this 

glorious occasion. The service it has rendered to the society 

might seem negligible according to some, but it is important to 

realize that it is only the 'little' sunrays that constitute the vast 

sunlight that floods the land. 

It is rightly said that school is a second home of the children, 

where they experience the life, society and the world. They 

acquire the vision and are well equipped with values and logic to 

make the world a better place to live in. In the present context 

where in the institutions are busy to create successful 

personalities in the careers only, where the mind is full of 

bookish knowledge only. I can proudly boast of my school, 

which believes in overall personality development of the 

students to create good human beings who can think 

innovatively and creatively. The academic curriculum, school 

routine, rituals, traditions, discipline, cocurricular activities, 

learning and teachable moments all become opportunities to 

develop the full range of assets needed for an ethical and 

fulfilling life. 

Reminiscing about my school days…...Student – Teacher 

Relation Today while being given the opportunity to pen down 

my memories attached to John XXIII high school. Turning my 

nostalgic mode on, rightly recalling I was not one of the 

brightest stars of the class then…...I used to hate it when asked 

to stand up straight….. I used to hate it when was told to wear 

my uniform right….I used to hate it when was corrected to make 

me speak correctly….I used to hate it when my work was not 

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accepted unless it was the best effort I could put in… But today 

looking back, all these small things have played an important 

role in the development of the person I am today. After the 

parents, the next best person to include moral values is the 

teacher. At various times, a teacher is called to be a mentor, 

counsellor and guide. THANK YOU is a very small word to all my 

beloved teachers who have played a pivotal role to imparting 

values, building and moulding out a better character from 

within myself to achieve rightful destiny. 

To my school teachers, I can proudly say, that they “Make 

Impossible Things Possible through their Compassionate, 

Indomitable Spirit”. 

Note to young budding stars 

Young friends, you have a great future in front of you. You have 

a greater role by far than you ever dreamt about you. Prepare for 

it. Would like to quote here one of my favourites by Sir APJ 

Abdul Kalam..…. 

“- If you fail, never give up because F. A. I. L. means - 

" F i r s t A t t e m p t I n L e a r n i n g " 

- End is not the end, in fact E. N. D. means "Effort Never Dies" 

- If you get No as an answer, remember N.O. means - 

“N e x t O p p o r t u n i t y ” 

One must have a dream…. must continuously acquire 

knowledge. Be not afraid of problems, then you will be 

successful. I wish you all the best for a wonderful future ahead. 

In the span of fifty years, the school has supported its pupils by 

providing them opportunities and challenges that have enabled 

them to inculcate in themselves values of commitment, 

conscience, compassion together with a sharp intellect honed 

with knowledge and understanding. 

“Today will give place to tomorrow and tomorrow will dawn into 

a day after and I wish for yet another glorious 50 years of 

success to my school”. Congratulations!!!! 

Dr. PIYUSH BHANDARI 

ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEON 

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My School Pledge 

I pledge today to do my best, 

in reading Math's and all the rest. 

I promise to obey all the rules, 

in my class and in our school. 

I'll respect myself and all others too, 

I'll expect the best in all I do, 

I am here to learn all I can, 

to try my best and be all I am. 

Master Senon Almeida 

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School Days....... 

School a great place 

A second life, a second home 

Where knowledge is gained and friendship 

begins 

A new day arrives, a new fun begins. 

A great place to enjoy 

A great place to learn 

Where love and respect is earned 

Every face has a cheer and gain. 

School is a better place to live in. 

Teachers are great, they always motivate, 

The thing required to change our Fate 

Cultural activities for which children wait 

School life is great. 

The memories when I recall 

My mind gets fresh and free of all 

Then I think of my happy days 

That were my wonderful school days. 

Mast. Jayden D'souza 

XI – A 

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Conservation of Fuel 

As we all know that, fuel is an essential part of our life almost 

everything we use in our day to day life is run by fuel. It plays a 

vital role and its impossible to imagine the life without this 

important resource. But in today’s scenario we are using fuel in 

such a reckless manner that soon it is going to be vanished from 

our planet. 'Petroleum Conservation Research Association' is 

encouraging fuel conservation to reduce gasoline consumption 

and increase the alternative source of energy, but then too the 

problems cannot be solved. Excessive and unplanned use of 

fuel is not only a threat for future generation but also our 

present generation who is getting badly affected too! When fossil 

fuel gets burned, harmful gas that is 'Carbon dioxide' is 

released which is the prime cause of global warming. Rise in 

temperature has many harmful results such as melting of 

glaciers, flooding of low lying areas and rise in sea level. If such 

conditions continue, then our planet might face some serious 

consequences in near future. Besides damaging the 

environment, air pollution can result in many health hazards 

like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder or (COPD) 

and lung cancer. Due to lack of fuel, it is being imported from 

other countries at a very high price. This can alter the economic 

development in India. 

The best way to conserve fuel is using alternative source of 

energy. The ever-increasing demand for energy cannot be 

fulfilled by the use of fossil fuels, only use of renewable energy 

source is the best option in today's scenario. Solar, water and 

wind energy can surely help in fuel conservation. Taking both 

environmental and economic cost, solar energy works cheaper 

than fossil fuel resources, also clean and non-polluting option. 

There is one more way or technique to conserve fuel that is fuel 

can be conserved by proper use of vehicles. Fuel consuming 

vehicles must not be used for near distances. Bicycle and 

walking must be encouraged. Opting these methods can 

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provide physical exercise to our body and maintain proper 

health. Carpooling must be emerged in a broad manner. 

Unnecessary filling of petrol vehicles can cause of fuel wastage, 

and one thing we should all remember that “ Fuel is like…….if 

not used properly it will never come back.” Petrol must be 

recharged in vehicles only when required. Air conditioners 

must not be used every time, they should be only used during 

extreme heat. Unnecessary weights in the car must be avoided. 

Don't unnecessarily switch on the lights when not required, 

“When it is bright, switch off the light.” The rise in economic 

activity and trade has increase the demand of transport sector 

which means more vehicles lead to more pollution. Use of (EVs) 

'Electric Vehicles' on the road can be the solution of this 

problem. The government must promote and encourage people 

to replace their pollution causing vehicles with smart Zeroemission 

vehicles. 

Saving fuel is just as important as fuel production. Saving fuel 

does not cost. Fuel conservation must be practised as a daily 

habit. Awareness of fuel conservation must spread for a better 

future. Here, a poem tell about conservation and importance of 

fuel:- 

Don't be a fool 

Support car pool 

Don't think to drive your own 

Car and look cool, 

Because very precious is 'Fuel' 

So let everyone know about your mission 

Don't take tension 

Because next time I will mention' 

That how to 'save fuel' and 'be cool’ 

- By Aishwarya Rathod, X-A 

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My School 25 years down the line 

Ever since I was a Kid, I've always seen St. John 

XXIII High School, as a place of inspiration. My 

school is a place where I spent almost whole of 

my childhood days and created all good and bad 

memories. All the time, I've seen this institution 

incorporate and succeed at all arena's where 

failure was never an obstruction. This 

progressing St. John XXIII High School was 

once just a single building with few students. 

And now, it has grown to be one of the leading 

school scoring 100% and has started a Junior 

College. Now when I imagine a future of John 

XXIII school, I could see that our school, would 

turn to be most interactive school. Teaching 

process will be through technology where 

technology and nature will equal. Thus, I see a 

progressive future of my school. A school with a 

good past, good present, and a good future. 

Miss Shine. Raj 

XII A 

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The Heart of a Warrior 

The summers, winters, snowfalls and showers, 

He marches along the border, demonstrating his 

powers, 

Responsibly holding, patriotism in his heart, 

For his motherland, he willingly takes all the bullets 

and darts. 

Living a tough life, distant from all the savor, 

He protects our nation from underserving neighbors, 

Neither worst climate, nor fear can weaken his guard, 

This is our soldier, with will too hard, 

Yes, sometimes he misses his own home, 

His loving wife and tender children of his own. 

But this doesn't scare him for becoming a martyr, 

Uplifting the tricolor, he forgets all his fears. 

Though, he protects us from the external devils, 

But, what about the dangers that internally imperils? 

So, to honour our hero immensely brave, 

All the malpractices we should put back to their 

graves. 

Firm hold on tricolor, patriotism in his cells, 

He holds his ground, in front of cannon shells. 

- Manas Agnihotri Class X (CBSE) 

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My heart speaks.... THE GLORY OF MY 

SCHOOL 

John XXII High School —The Alma-mater nestled amidst the verdant 

greenery of Agashi, where the silence speaks the language of serenity. 

The abode of obeisance and harmony around embellishing the 

vicinity. 

As you enter the Holy premises of the school, you witness the idol of 

Mother Mary, patroness of the school, installed in a shelter, 

generating inspirational source of ecstasy and love. A pristine that 

rejuvenates the aura transmitting positive energy of faith and mercy. 

The two-magnificent edifice of John XXIII High School is a hub, 

adjacent to St. Theresa Hospital and St. James Church. The scenario 

completes the sight of wisdom Divine, paving the way towards the 

Lord, towards the education and towards the service to mankind. 

Today John XXIII High School is synonymous to providing 

enlightenment through the process of education, the two schools in 

English and in Marathi medium and had nurtured thousands of 

igniting minds. The school has grown in leaps and bounds steadily 

and consistently by the constant guidance of Reverend Sisters, 

catering the educational need of the society since decades. 

Right from its inception, the mission work upheld by the sisters in the 

year 1967 under the banner of Immaculate Education Society have 

taken painstaking efforts and had toiled day in day out gathering, 

convincing, encouraging the students from different strata of the 

society and went ahead against many odds to dispel the darkness of 

illiteracy. 

The school has many commendable achievements to its credit. For it 

'Ya Gottas' (The Mantra of Success) has come along the way of 

discipline, perseverance aimed vision that have made the institution 

one of the brightest stars amongst its contemporaries in the area. 

The School indeed stands a well-established & well-organized 

institution having spacious campus, five playgrounds, two wellconstructed 

stages; the garden with variety of colourful flowers is the 

reflection of the passion of the green world. The large airy classrooms, 

modern equipped science and computer laboratory, sports room, well 

maintained library. A spacious hall with a stage for cultural 

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programme bring great joy to the learners. The school symbolizes the 

living example of national integration and offers the top most priority 

to all around development for individual giving special attention to its 

curriculum; cocurricular activities, self-reliance and value based 

concepts and emulate versatility. 

The school athletes have won accolades at the various regional & 

District sports events and have been continuously keeping the flag 

flying high in sports arena as well. The high standards and goals set 

by the school is visible in its academics achievement for sustaining 

unbeatable record of cent percent results every year, keep surpassing 

the previous year's result is what makes it noteworthy. 

In keeping with the emerging trends of the world. Today, 50 years 

down the line, John XXIII School, giving further with its vision is also 

striving to meet the growing expectation of the parents and students, 

therefore have started with new branch of John XXIII Central Board of 

Secondary Education (CBSE) in Virar and a junior college (Science 

Stream ) at Agashi. 

The credit for the glorious achievement of the school can be 

attributed, to the committed efforts of the teachers and staff members 

coupled with the whole-hearted support of Management and the PTA 

(Parents Teacher Association) 

The two magic words spell out 'My school' expresses heartfelt 

gratitude of each and every illustrious alumni, as united we count one 

by one blessings of the Almighty bestowed upon us on the way of 

success with dedication and fortitude. 

Dear Readers, My heart reverberates when I recollect my 

childhood memories in John XXIII High School with warm 

appreciation, I owe debt to "My School" My second home. The 

place where I was introduced to my own self. Right now, what I 

can do is to serve my school at my best. Apart from the thought 

what my school has given me .... but what I can give to my 

school. 

Mrs. Pooja P. Shirke, 

School Teacher-The Ex-Student 

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Cruel Society –Side Character 

A cruel junction, is our society, 

Filled with selfish thoughts, enriched with enmity, 

Rottenly breeding like in a water stagnant, 

Infecting the innocents like a cell malignant. 

Incapable in tolerating others success, 

Aims and ambitions, urging to suppress. 

Jealously and false honour, in its roots are residing, 

No values, no sympathy, nor the rules are abiding. 

Of innovative ideas, it curbs their wings, 

Finding excuses, to riot on small all things, 

Having a mentality to destroy anything that flourishes, 

Due to its consuming habits, every beauty just 

vanishes. 

Filling up the innocents, with cold fear, 

Everyone is materialistic, with no one dear, 

Jewels, Gems and Gold have covered their vision, 

Greedily lost in its tempting illusion. 

A cruel junction is our society, 

Filled with selfish thoughts, enriched with enmity. 

Manas Agnihotri Class X (CBSE) 

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Celebrating 50 Glorious Years 

“kkGk vkeps ek;ky; 

lkax lkax HkksykukFk ikÅl iMsy dk \ gîk ckscMîk xhrkoj ifgyh b;Rrsiklwup 

eqyhauk u`R; djk;yk f”kdo.k] vH;klkr xksMh fuekZ.k dj.kkjh] lq#okr izkFkZusus & 

“ksoV izkFkZusus nqikjh >ksi mMfo.;klkBh tksjkr y;cn~/krsus ikqd>qd vfxu xkMh v”kk ,d uk vusd dfork o cMcM xhrkus nqenqe.kkjh vkeph 

“kkGk] fulxkZP;k dq”khr olysyh] vkxk”kh xkokP;k ,dk vaxkyk olysyh] vfr”k; 

ifo=] eaxye; okrkoj.kkr eqyhauk ?kMfo.kkjh] laLdkjkps dsanz Eg.kts tkWu 23os 

eqyhaph “kkGk gks;- 

“kkGsps rs fnol vkBoys dh t.kwdkgh vki.k lkr o’kZ ,dk dqVqackr okhuckbZ] fl- oanuk] flbTekjkYMk 

b - f”k{kdkauk laiw.kZ “kkGsrhy fo|kfFkZuh ukokfu”kh ekfgrh gksR;k- vfr”k; 

izsekus] vkiqydhus] vkfRe;rsus eqyha”kh toGhd lk/k.kkjk f”k{kdoxZ nqljhdMs lkiM.ks 

nqfeZG vkgs- rsOgk vkf.k vtwugh R;kp ifjp;kus vu~ ek;sus] vkLFksus fopkjiwl dj.kkjk 

f”k{kdoxZ vkEgk eqyhauk laLdkjkph f”knksjh vkf.k vkRefo”okl nsÅu xsyk dh gîk 

“kkGsr f”kdysyh izR;sd fo|kfFkZuh lektkr [kwi f/kVkbZus vu~ glr [ksGr thou 

txr vkgs- dkj.k eqyhae/khy fHk=Vi.kk] ykt] U;wuxaM u’V dj.;kpk olk gîk 

f”k{kdoxkZus ?ksryk gksrktkWu 

rsohlkos “kkGsus rqEgkyk dk; fnys \ vlk iz”u dks.kkykgh fopkjyk rjh R;kps 

mRrjgh vxnh lgtxrsus feGsy dh] f”kLr vkf.k lokZaxh.k O;fDreRROkkpk fodkl uk 

tkr uk /keZ] uSrhd fopkjewY;s isj.kkjh] Ñrhrwu lo;hdMs oGfo.kkjh ckyo;krp 

fpaaru euu d#u Lora= fopkj”kDrh fuekZ.k dj.kkjh] izR;sd eqyhP;k thoukyk 

vkdkj ns.kkjs fopkj] Hkfo’;kdMs fuHkZ;i.ks o “kkS;kZus tk.;klkBh inksinh izo`Rr 

dj.kkjs mins”k vktgh dkukr ?kqer vkgsr- b- 

7 oh uarj “kkGsyk varj |kos ykxsy gh 

[kar izR;sd fo|kfFkZuhph gksrh- 

“kkGsr xksMh fdaok vkoM fuekZ.k dj.kkjs vls dk; gksrs \ gîkps mRRkjgh frrdsp 

lgtrsus dks.krhgh ekth fo|kfFkZuh nsbZy] rRdkyhu olbZrhy dks.kR;kgh “kkGsr 

ulrhy brdh [ksGkph lkghR;] fdacgquk eqyh ldkGh 10 rs 5 ph osG vlyh rjh 

yodj ;sr fdaok m”khjk ;sr- R;kosGh “kkGsP;k bekjrhP;k cktwyk vlysyh pØh 

(meery go round)] ikG.ks fdaok >qys] “kkGsP;k ikBh vlysys izpaM eksBs eSnku gs 

,d osxGs vkd’kZ.k gksrs- cjs] “kkGsr izR;sd oxkZyk vkGhikGhus vkBoM;kr ,dnk 

ifgyk rkl lQkbZpk] rlsp pkj eqyh ldkGh pkj la/;kdkGh “kkGk >kM.ks ¼[kwi

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mRlkg okVk;pk½ ] nqikjh tso.kkuarj okW”k csflu o OgjkaMk >kM.ks- R;kr gtsjh 

Øekadkuqlkj jksVs”ku vls- “kqØqokj lktjs djk;ps R;kfno”kh lxGhdMs HksGhpk okl 

lqVk;pk] “kkGsP;k ekxP;k eSnkukoj pwy isVowu dkans iksgs djk;ps] d/kh Hkkjr 

VkWdhtyk ns”kHkDrhij fQYe nk[kok;yk U;k;ps] d/kh pPkZdMs dkselkj] feLlkyk 

U;k;ps- d/khrjh ?k#u foGh dks;rs vk.kk;yk lkaxwu xor dki.ks- ppZ ifjljkr dke 

djk;yk [kwip mRlkg okVk;pk- ldkGh vlsCyh >kyh dh oxkZr ckbZP;k VscykdMs 

jkaxk ykxk;P;k- iS”kkph cpr] [kkR;koj ngk fdaok ikp iSls Hkjrkuk [kwip mRlkg 

okVk;pk- dk;kZuqHkokP;k rklkyk cktwP;k “ksrkrwu fpdV ekrh vk.kwu] fofo/k oLrw 

cuok;pk- vusdnk QkWjsuj “kkGsyk HksV nsr] R;kaP;k ekxs&iq

Fun Maza Conner 

Molly: Please ask for a new teacher for me. 

Mother: Why Darling, 

Molly: My teacher can never make up her mind, 

the day before yesterday, she said 5 and 4 make 9. 

Yesterday she said 2 and 7 make 9 and today she 

said 3 and 6 make 9. 

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Peter: Daddy I got hundred marks in school 

today. 

Father: Wow! that's wonderful for what did you 

a hundred in? 

Peter: 30 marks for Math's 

50 marks for English 

and 20 marks for Science 

All together 100 marks 

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A Russian while visiting India went for an eye 

checkup. the Doctor showed the letter on the board 

“ C Z W X N Q S T A Z K Y ” 

Doctor: Can you read this? 

Russian: “Read? I even know this guy- He's my 

cousin.” 

********************************************************** 

Son: I am not able to go to school today 

Father: what happened? 

Son: I am not feeling well 

Father: where you are not feeling well 

Son: In school! 

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John XXIII Agashi 

Inter School Competation 2017-18 

Date Time Event 

28 th 

November 

2017 

28 th 

November 

2017 

4 th 

December 

2017 

4 th 

December 

2017 

4 th 

December 

2017 

5 th 

December 

2017 

5 th 

December 

2017 

5 th 

December 

2017 

5 th & 6 th 

December 

2017 

Volley Ball 

Competition 

Throw Ball 

Competition 

7:30 Am Folk Dance 

Competition 

7:30 Am Poster Making 

Competition 

7:30 Am Rangoli 

Competition 

7:30 Am Street Play 

Competition 

7:30 Am Group Song 

Competition 

7:30 Am Elocution 

Competition 

9 Am to 

4 Pm 

Science Exhibition 

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