Our Activities

At St. Joseph’s Secondary School (SJSS), we believe that for children to achieve their potential, an all-round education – of mind body and spirit-is needed. Therefore, alongside a rigorous curriculum, we emphasize:

Sports for the development of the and healthy team-spirit
Various extracurricular activities for students to express their creativity and expand their minds,
And moral values, from a Christian perspective, including respect for one another, regardless of class, creed, or religion, so students can grow spiritually.

Sports: Throughout the year, we organize a wide variety of sports competitions, such as kabbadi, karate, cricket, track and field, and more. And every alternate year, we host a grand Sports Day, where students compete in March Past, Drills, Track and Field, as well as group sports. Students are recognized for their individual abilities as well as for their teamwork, sportsmanship, and house spirit.
The school also elects a Sports Captain, and Sports Vice Captain, who excel at particular sports or are all-round sports champions. They set an example for the rest of the school.

Extracurricular Activities: Students and teachers self-organize into clubs that focus on specific areas such as:

Each club meets once a week and organizes competitions, and presentations to the whole school. Since students and teachers pick and choose the clubs in the areas of their interest, they have an outlet for their creativity, and at the same time, learn how to cooperate and compete.
Every alternate year, we organize an Annual Day, where children put on a grand show of dance, music, skits, elocution, and other creative performances.

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Dance
Debate Group
Dramatics/Theatre
Elocution
English Grammar
Environmental Concern
Flower Arrangement
Waste Management
Singing, and more.

Moral Values: Founded and run according to Christian principles, the school, inculcates a strong moral and respectful foundation in all children. As such, apart from moral values classes, the entire school – from principal to peon, teachers to students, accountants to administrators – strive to adhere to these principles:

Simplicity and modesty
Punctuality and neatness
Togetherness and oneness among students
Care for the environment
Respect for all – regardless of religion, caste, socio-economic or any other differences.