Students of Holy Heart Special School enthusiastically participated in the 8th Diwali Utsav Career Fair – “Opening Avenues for the Differently Abled” organized by Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. The event focused on promoting inclusive education and creating awareness about vocational opportunities for children with special needs. It brought together various organizations, educators, and parents to share ideas and support the holistic development of differently-abled individuals.

Our students set up a vibrant stall showcasing a range of handcrafted products made by them, which received great appreciation from visitors. The event provided them with a wonderful platform to demonstrate their creativity, skills, and potential while interacting with the community. Participating in such initiatives not only boosts their confidence but also helps spread awareness about their capabilities and the importance of creating inclusive opportunities in society.

On the occasion of Ram Navami, Holy Heart Special School organized a Bhandara to celebrate the festival with devotion and joy. The event was a beautiful display of compassion and community spirit as our students actively participated by distributing prasad with their own hands.

This experience not only brought smiles to the faces of all present but also helped the children develop a sense of social responsibility, kindness, and the joy of giving. It was a heartwarming moment to witness their enthusiasm and involvement, making the celebration truly meaningful and memorable.

The students of Holy Heart Special School enthusiastically took part in a community service activity focused on sharing with those in need. Although the halwa was prepared by the school, the children themselves carefully packed it, ensuring that each portion was neatly and thoughtfully arranged. Their excitement and teamwork turned the simple task into a joyful learning experience.

Once the packing was completed, the students stepped out to distribute the halwa among needy people in the community. The happiness on the faces of the recipients created a sense of fulfillment and pride among the children. It was a touching moment where they realized the power of even small acts of kindness in bringing smiles to others.

Holy Heart Special School proudly participated in the Purple Fair 2025, organized by the Indian Sign Language Research and Training Centre (ISLRTC) under the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, in collaboration with Amity University, Noida. The event was held on 10th–11th September 2025 and served as a national-level platform promoting empowerment, inclusion, and opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Our children showcased their talent and creativity by putting up a stall for two consecutive days, displaying handmade products prepared with dedication. The stall attracted appreciation from visitors, stakeholders, and participants, providing the children with recognition for their efforts. This experience not only enhanced their confidence but also reinforced the school’s commitment towards fostering independence, skills, and social participation among children with special needs.
 

Great enthusiasm. They visited a cozy cafe, where they were warmly welcomed and settled in for a relaxed and enjoyable outing. The atmosphere was filled with laughter, conversations, and a sense of togetherness as everyone took a break from their daily routine.

The teachers also enjoyed a delicious lunch together, sharing stories and memorable experiences from their teaching journeys. This celebration not only allowed them to unwind but also strengthened their bond as a team, making the day a joyful and memorable occasion that honored their dedication and hard work.

On the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, the students of Holy Heart Special School enthusiastically participated in a heartfelt activity by distributing halwa to needy people. The children carefully and joyfully packed the sweet treats themselves, ensuring each box was ready to bring smiles.

This initiative not only allowed the students to engage in community service but also taught them the values of sharing, compassion, and kindness, making the festival celebration truly meaningful.

The children of Holy Heart Special School actively participated in preparing and packing halwa, working together with enthusiasm and care. Each step of the process, from cooking to portioning, was handled by the students, showcasing their teamwork, responsibility, and sense of pride in contributing to a meaningful cause.

Once the halwa was ready, the children went out to distribute it to people in need, spreading joy and warmth throughout the community. This thoughtful activity not only made the recipients happy but also instilled in the children important values of empathy, sharing, and social responsibility, turning the simple act of distributing sweets into a memorable and heartwarming experience.

During the Janmashtami celebrations, the children of Holy Heart Special School came together to prepare kheer, taking pride in making and packing it with their own hands. Their teamwork and dedication were evident as they carefully organized the portions, ensuring each pack was ready for distribution. This activity provided the children an opportunity to actively participate in the festive preparations, enhancing their sense of responsibility and collaboration.

After preparing the kheer, the children went out to distribute it to people in need, spreading smiles and festive cheer throughout the community. This thoughtful gesture not only brought joy to the recipients but also instilled in the children the values of empathy, sharing, and giving. Through this celebration, the children experienced the true spirit of Janmashtami, combining devotion, creativity, and kindness in a meaningful and memorable way.

Our Students set up a vibrant Rakhi stall at Sobha Apartment, Gurgaon, displaying a range of handmade products prepared during their vocational training sessions. The stall featured beautifully crafted Rakhis and other festive items, all made with dedication and creativity. The residents responded with heartfelt appreciation, praising the skills and efforts of the children.

Events like these not only provide a platform to showcase their talent but also encourage independence, build confidence, and promote meaningful community engagement.