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On June 14th, Holy Cross School, Karbook celebrated World Environment Day under the global theme “Land Restoration, Desertification, and Drought Resilience.” While the international observance falls on June 5th, the school thoughtfully rescheduled its program to coincide with the inauguration of its Higher Secondary section and a EUREKA 0.4 (Science exhibition). Nevertheless, the spirit of the occasion remained as vibrant and impactful as ever. This intentional alignment allowed the school community to celebrate academic growth, scientific curiosity, and environmental stewardship in a unified event of reflection and inspiration. In alignment with this message, students, staff, and guests participated in meaningful activities such as tree plantation drives and a vibrant science exhibition. These trio celebrations initiatives not only reflected the school’s dedication to ecological awareness but also encouraged young minds to think critically about sustainability and innovation.

Adding to the significance of the day, the school inaugurated its Higher Secondary section, marking a transformative chapter in its pursuit of academic excellence. The occasion was graced by distinguished Chief Guest Rev. Fr. Prasad Rao, (The Financial Administrator of the Diocese of Agartala)  the visionary Pioneer of the institution of Holy Cross School, Karbook. Guest of Honour Rev. Fr. Lawrence Darlong (Principal, Holy Cross School, Depacherra), Special Guest Rev. Fr. Sebin Kunnappallil (Gandatwisa Parish), respected School Management Committee (SMC) members, and parents, all of whom gathered to witness the school’s growth and Encourage.

Dignitaries offered heartfelt reflections on the challenges and triumphs of Holy Cross School's journey, applauding the community’s resilience and unity. They also emphasized the importance of continued collaboration among parents, educators, and students to uphold the school's mission. Together, these trio celebrations underscored a powerful message: that education and environmental stewardship go hand in hand in shaping a better future—for students, society, and the planet.