EVENTS

 Mount Olivet Mission School provides endless avenues for holistic growth of children by ensuring a healthy environment where learning and joy go hand in hand. Understanding the true importance of extracurricular activities, the school authority conducts a wide range of events from time to time to cater to a child's social, moral, cultural, emotional, intellectual, and aesthetic development. 

Some of the main events that are organized and celebrated in the school with great enthusiasm include;

• 1. Christmas Celebration- Every year, our students and teachers come together to celebrate the spirit of Christmas in all its glory.

• 2. Foundation Day: Celebration of Foundation Day of Mount Olivet Mission School (4th Feb)

• 3. Independence Day & Republic Day Celebration- To evoke a sense of patriotism and instil the significance of this day in students, each year Independence Day is celebrated in its traditional way i.e. by hoisting the flag and singing the national song in a unified voice. This is followed by some cultural programmes including group dance on patriotic songs, Independence day speech by the Principal and enactments of freedom fighters by our students.

• 4. Children’s Day- On 14th November, children ofall standards are given an opportunity to take the responsibility and run the school for a day. This gives them a close idea of the structure of their school, plants the seed of value & gratitude towards their teachers and also, makes them realize the challenges that are faced by the staff and administration to successfully run an educational institution.

• 5. Teacher's Day: 2nd September is celebrated as  to honor the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a prominent scholar, philosopher, and the country's second President. His contributions to education and philosophy were deeply respected, and his legacy is celebrated on this day. 

• 6. Founder's Day: Celebration of Founder's Birthday (23rd Feb & 17th July)

• 7.  Annual Day Celebration: Every year in the month of Febuary, Sports & Cultural Programme by the students of Mount Olivet Mission School  / Lord Jesus School & Ministry is organised.

• National Student's Day:  In India, World Students' Day is celebrated annually on October 15th to honor the birth anniversary of former President and scientist Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. This day is a recognition of the contributions of students and a celebration of their potential as future leaders and change-makers.