Nostalgia
“We may be out of Convent but Convent will never be out of us.” A sense of nostalgia and loss fills our hearts as we look back upon our school days. We still take pride on having answered innumerable open book tests, on eating tiffin in midst of those long enduring classes, on having successfully mimicked nearly all our teachers and of course on bunking classes.
We will always be grateful to our Principal and teachers for bearing with our entire nuisance. We are confident that it is only their efforts towards our all round development that today we can fulfill our rightful role in the society. We wish from the core of our heart that Sacred Heart Convent School achieves greater heights of success in future and we in our very small way will continue to bring laurels to our school, no matter where we are and where we may be.
“Those late night studies, those midnight tears,
Those endless calls, those long chats,
Those birthday bumps, those old torn jeans,
Those pinches and slaps. those crushes on boys,
Those getting kicked out of classes, those struggle for marks,
Those writing on desks, those fights with teachers,
Those tears of love…
Just everything...
That is school life!!
We call it HEAVEN and we miss it!!”
Anindita Rakshit, Shraddha Mehta
Hiral Shah, Ex-Students (2005 Batch)
As published in the Sacred Heart Convent School Diamond Jubilee Souvenir, 2005