ASHA's focuses on the ex-students of SHCS, the School and the surrounding community
Association of Sacred Heart Alumni was established in 1995. That was the year Sacred Heart Convent School, Jamshedpur, was celebrating Golden Jubilee. It was started by Sister Flavian, the then Principal of the School, with the objective of bringing together the ex-students of this half a century old School.
The founding President was Mrs. Daisy Irani, wife of the then Managing Director of Tata Steel, Dr. Jamshed J. Irani. The Association was welcomed with great enthusiasm among the old students of Sacred Heart Convent School settled in Jamshedpur and since then has gradually grown.
Today its affairs are managed by an Executive Committee with an annual calendar of events. Besides networking old students, ASHA has moved on to helping the School, its students and the surrounding community.
International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated on 11th October, all over the world to raise awareness about the discrimination and inequality faced by girl children and encourage people to unite in fighting against these issues. Read more
September 10th it was time for UDAAN, an event for the students of Project Schools. The students compete individually and in groups in different events. Finally, the scores add up to decide the Champion School. Competitions were held in Rangoli Designing, Mehndi Designing, Poster making, Solo dance, Group dance and Video making. Eleven Project schools participated. UDAAN provides an opportunity to the students of the Project School to display their hidden talents and the skills Read more
On August 1st, ASHA organised the Monsoon Camp from Morning 8.30 am to noon 2.30 pm. 125 Students of Std. V participated. It is an annual event of ASHA, which gives the students a break from the regular humdrum of books and classrooms. Read more
DJ Nite was organised on 16th July ’22 as scheduled amidst the uncertain weather. The monsoon rains with intermittent dry spells and heavy showers raised concerns... what if there was a downpour... ASHA alumni had their fingers crossed and waited for the clear skies. Nevertheless, the decision to go ahead was taken, and the skies had cleared for the dance and music. The overhead clouds were gone with the winds. Read more
