The students of Class 11 B conducted a deeply thought-provoking and inspiring morning assembly today. The programme was beautifully aligned with the theme “The Lighthouse Effect” and strongly reflected the guiding principles of Blessed Edmund Ignatius Rice, emphasising compassion, silent service, and leadership through example.

The assembly was conducted by Adrian Robert Nathaniel, who set the tone for the morning with confidence and composure. This was followed by Vanramsoung, who invoked God’s blessings through a heartfelt prayer, inviting a sense of reverence and unity.

A special skit presented by Murtaza Ali and Taaha Qureshi effectively captured the essence of The Lighthouse Effect, demonstrating how individuals can illuminate the lives of others through small yet meaningful acts. Their performance highlighted the quiet strength and influence of those who serve selflessly without seeking recognition.

The Thought for the Day was shared by Aaron David, offering a reflective insight that complemented the theme. This was followed by the message reading by Noel Mathew, Jordon Gomes, Alok Mahim, and Ronit Bassi, who collectively reinforced the idea of being guiding lights in society.

Adding to the aesthetic and symbolic depth of the assembly, Tanmay Garg and Fredrick Philip held lighted candles, representing the lives of unsung heroes whose exemplary deeds continue to inspire others. This gesture beautifully tied together the spiritual and moral elements of the theme.

The assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, leaving the audience enriched and motivated.