- Event Date:
21-Jul-2025
- Updated On:
25-Jul-2025
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Description:
"Justice is what love sounds like when it speaks in public."
– Michael Eric Dyson
Justice is more than a concept—it’s a way of living that begins with the smallest of actions. The students of Class 2E presented a meaningful and thought-provoking assembly on the theme ‘Justice’, encouraging all students to reflect on fairness and truth in their everyday lives.
The assembly began with a powerful Bible verse from Jeremiah 22:3, reminding everyone of the responsibility to protect the innocent and uphold what is right. This was followed by a prayer led by two students and a graceful prayer dance performed by the entire class.
The importance of International Criminal Justice Day was then highlighted, linking the global observance to simple, everyday actions—speaking the truth, being fair, and standing up for others. Through short but impactful skits, the students depicted real-life situations such as stealing, false accusation, and bullying, effectively showing how honesty and courage can uphold justice within the school environment and beyond.
An enthusiastic student led the Junior School in chanting positive affirmations, spreading the message that fairness begins with positive thinking and self-belief. A soulful song, calling for unity and fairness for all, added an emotional touch to the assembly.
As a token of appreciation, the students presented handmade, eco-friendly gifts to Respected Principal Br. Robert and Headmistress Mrs. Kaushal—reflecting their creativity and classroom learning on sustainability.
The assembly concluded with encouraging words from Br. Robert and Mrs. Kaushal, who reminded the children that justice begins with small acts of fairness, honesty, and kindness in everyday life.