We began the new academic year, empowering staff for 2 days on “Change in your belief system.” The staff development programme was much appreciated by both new and old staff.

School reopened on Monday, 14th June 2010. It was very stressful with 46 new students, 56 old students also new in their classes, with water leaking everywhere and a construction environment.

Inspite of great inconveniences we courageously went through the month of June. Some 4 classes visited the Jehangir Art Gallery – East African and Indian safari photographs of wildlife.

On 21st June – Akshay Sarin and his team from MTV spent the morning on dance and drama with our tudents. It was mutual education for all. From 24th June to 1st July, orientation for parents classwise was conducted. They were much appreciated as there
are so many new parents.

With the monsoon in full vigour and due to the construction work, keeping safety in mind, we closed the school for 3 days in the first week, taking in the National Bandh too. Teachers came in overtime, changing lessons they had planned so that the student’s holistic progress would be at the expected pace. We had staff meetings assessing the situation, orienting staff to safety measures needed to be put in place so that the students were supervised every moment out of the class. The curriculum for the month was modified to have at least 2 outdoor trips per week to ease congestion in school. This led to additional expenditure for the school on hiring the bus.

Various outings undertaken:

• Grades I & II - Hanging Gardens,
• Grade IV - Breach Candy fruit market
• Grades I – IV - Railway workshop in Bombay Central

Pre-Vocational Dept visited:
1. Parle biscuit factory
2. Nirmal Lifestyle and Twin Spice
3. Worli Sealink
4. Indian Express Press

Vocational Dept visited:
1. Big Bazaar
2. Nehru Planetarium
3. Birthday party at Sun Restaurant
4. Birthday party at student’s residence in Lokhandwalla

Visual Arts Dept visited:
1. Big Bazaar
2. Nehru Planetarium
3. Wildlife photography exhibition
4. Newspaper press
5. Birthday party at Phoenix Mills

Office Procedures & Hospitality & Catering visited Big Bazaar on Friday 16th July.

L-R : Railway Workshop, Breach Candy - Fruit Market, Wildlife Photography Exhibition.

On 8th July ’10, some of our students were part of the entertainment for a fund raiser for Ashraya at Taj Mahal and Palaces. Their performance was much appreciated by the donor guests.

On the 15th of July, a young college student entertained 2 classes with a superb magic show. A number of students want to be magicians!

On Saturday, 17th July, we had a full day training workshop on ISO conducted by Mr Sunil Verma and Mrs Subhadra Verma at the school This added 9 new auditors making a total of 14 internal auditors.

We had an outreach Medical camp, courtesy Ranbaxy, Dr Anita Daswani (our homeopath), Om Creations Trust and Om Medicare. Blood sugar fasting and lipid profile were done for staff and students of our school, staff of the The Sophia B.K. Somani Polytechnic, the Sophia Nursery and SHEWI trust office on 13th & 14th July ’10.

NIMH-BED students visited the school and were very inspired by the commitment of our teachers. The TYBA (Psychology) students of RD National College, Bandra also visited the school.

We have 2 new students of TISS placed here for their internship.

The Special Assembly for Guru Purnima was presented by the Office Procedures and Hospitality & Catering classes. Neelu Kapoor was the appreciative Chief Guest. We had some students do a skit on Guru-shishya relationships.







On Friday, 30th July, we had a much needed and very appreciated Parents Orientation in the Sophia Bhabha Hall. Sr Gaitonde situated the school in a global network of Sacred Heart Institutions and delineated its spirit and philosophy. Dr Radhike Khanna went into curriculum, introduced every teacher/therapist and led the audience in a meditation on the positive effects of “sankalp”. Nishit andVahishta Major, ex-students, spoke on their experiences and Mr Naresh Alreja and Mrs Shobha Godbole, both ex-parents, spoke on the SPJ Training for their sons. There was interaction with teachers over a cup of tea in the hall foyer.

We had made an appeal to you to sponsor 44 students. I want to thank six of you who have each sponsored a Polytechnic Course student and two of you who have sponsored the Junior class students. One of you has given a quarter fee. To each of you a big thank you…..slowly we will cover all the students needing support.

This update is to thank all of you for collaborating in this challenging work - you can take pride in all that has been, because of your support.

For three months energies were given to preparation for the Graduation. The team working on the Coffee Table book “See Beyond” headed by Geeta Gopalakrishnan, was in and out of the school, on photo shoots and on capturing the spirit of the school. They did a great job and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, former President of India, released it at the Graduation Ceremony. The book is being sold to augment the Staff Salary fund. The FACE programme, in its four phases, was also released by Dr. Abdul Kalam. The brochure of Graduating students was compiled simultaneously. Details of the Graduation Ceremony will be sent separately.

INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH

Sr. E. Gaitonde and Dr. Radhike Khanna visited Kenya and Tanzania after the Graduation Ceremony – from 13th to 27th March 2010. The visit was mainly to assess needs at the invitation of the following challenged schools – Oshwal Academy, special needs department, Nairobi & Jaffery Academy (Primary special needs Section) Arusha, Tanzania. They also visited the Chekalini Sophie Home for the Multiply handicapped.

East Africa has a great need of vocational education. We will help these schools as we did in Nigeria three years ago. SPJ Sadhana is committing itself to Capacity Building of teachers in India and abroad.

OUTDOOR CURRICULUM

A great many breakthroughs occur on the educational tours.


• The Vocational and Skills Enhancement classes went on a successful trip to Goa from 2nd to 6th February, 2010.
• On 14th February, 2010 a private screening of “My name is Khan” at Inox for our students, Om Creations & Shraddha Charitable Trust was organized by Shaina N.C. Karan Johar addressed the students with dignity and self respect.
• Grade IV went on an overnight trip to Panvel in the first week of February, 2010.
• Grades I –III went for a day trip to the Mahim Nature Park and on the open Bus trip to South Mumbai.
• The Pre Vocational class went to  Panhala, near Kolhapur from February 22nd  – February 26th , 2010. They had many firsts to their credit on this trip.
• The Skills Enhancement class visited the Fun Fair organized by Centre for Child Development, Haji Ali, Mumbai  on February 26th ,  2010.
  
  

INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITIONS

• 28 students from various classes participated in the Talent Festival organized by the Rotaract Club of Churchgate on Feb 4th at Our Ladies Home, Dadar. Our students won 4 gold (1-Dance, 1-Painting, 1-Clay modeling, 1-Paper folding) and 1 silver (dance).
• Prerna Annual Athlete Meet at Priyadarshini Park on 16th February, 2010 our students won 2 gold medals: 200m Run & 4X100m relay
• 8 Students of Grade IV attended the “On the Spot Art Contest” conducted by Nehru Centre on February 24, 2010.
  

TEACHER EMPOWERMENT

• One therapist attended a two day IACP workshop in Mumbai on  2nd & 3rd January, 2010.
• Sr Gaitonde & Dr Khanna attended Sam Pitroda’s lecture on “India in a Globalized World” on 15th January, 2010 at Nehru Centre.
• Tamar’s Workshop in Mathematics was conducted at the school on Saturday 16th January, 2010 and from Monday to Wednesday - 18th-20th  , January, 2010.
• Presentation for teachers by TISS interns, Victor & Akrutee on “Home Visits”  January 18th  , 2010.
• Four teachers and one volunteer attended the “Brain Gym & other Sensory Motor Strategies” 2 day workshop  Jan 27 & 28 by Shoshana Shamberg from the U.S. of A.
• “Mathematics with a Humanistic Approach” workshop conducted by Kalpana Kapadia for new teachers on 16th February, 2010.
• Tamar Apel – Mathemagician, conducted a workshop for all teachers on Friday – March 12 and Saturday March 13, 2010.
• Capacity Building Day – Since the academic year 2010 was coming to a close, Staff Interaction Day was held on 13th  & 15th April 2010. Baisakhi was the mood of the day and all staff ware requested to come to match the celebration of Baisakhi Day.
  
  Day one – April 13, 2010, saw staff share their learning’s and breakthroughs… it made for awe and bonding as challenges were faced.
  
  Day two – April 15, 2010, they were shown the film Dil Bole Hadippa! And as they watched were to make a matrix of rainbow learning using the concepts. It was wonderful to see how staff have grown in alternative methods of learning and creativity.
  
  

ACTIVITIES

 

• Special Assembly was held on January 25, 2010 to celebrate Republic Day. Grades I – III performed skits on the theme of National Integration. Babul amazed all with his power point presentation on Republic Day. Sr. Ambuja and Sr. Geradette Philips from Indonesia were the Chief Guests.
• External Auditor, Mr. Subhas Biswas, spent a fruitful day on the ISO systems & processes on January 25, 2010.
  

VISITORS

We had a number of visitors to our school and had to stop visitors as a number of times we were too busy to meet them.


• In January, 2010, 60 nursing students from Bombay hospital visited our school and 14 nursing students from Parsee Gen Hospital visited our school.

We have closed school early as we have requisitioned the place for building the school extension. April 2010 will see parents of all classes come for reports, staff meetings and ISO internal audits…. Before the staff get a well earned holiday in May 2010.

Saturday - 24th April, 2010…. A number of staff bid farewell at the funeral of our first student,  Vasudha Jain RIP.

On Monday – 26th April, 2010, a large number of staff, students and ex-students attended the Bhajans in Sophia Bhabha Hall in memory of Vasudha. Even in death she is giving us a “call” to start new cognitive programme for the ageing Downs in Om Creations and Shraddha Charitable Trust, so that their cognitive decline and early Alzheimer’s can be delayed.

Happy Holidays to you all !!!!

Visit to Oshwal Primary Academy, Nairobi	Visit  to Jaffery Academy, Arusha, Nairobi
Students Excursion to Panhala, Kolhapur	Capacity Building Staff Meeting

• We re-opened after the Diwali Break on 3rd November, 2009, with an introductory Landmark Forum meeting by Piloo Vidyarthi, Aruna Raje and Team.
  
  - The Hill Spring International School had been twinning with us and so the products made with them were exhibited and sold together with some of our own creations. It was in celebration of Children’s Day, to promote Hindi on 14th November, 209 at their school grounds.
  
  - Every 5 years the Visual Arts and Crafts has an exhibition. This time it showcased the serious works of our art students, Nihar Godbole on the ASD Spectrum was mainstreamed in the ART world. Vasant, a paraplegic worked on the line of Monet paintings which was very well received. The exhibition had 57 paintings which included the work of all the students of the department. This was possible only with the amazing support of Tarana Khubchandani, who took upon herself, the printing of invites, brochures, publicity and the exhibition of our work at her Art Gallery Art & Soul, Worli, on November 26th & 27th , 2009. Jasmine Sajnani and her team coordinated devotedly with Tarana. Anaida was the MC and the who’s who of Mumbai attended. The Exhibition was a sell out. A number of celebrities attended, so the Media covered them at the show.
  
  - The Annual Exhibition on 3rd and 4th December, 2009 was inaugurated by Mr. Sreeram Iyer, Regional Chief Operating Officer, India & South Asia of Standard Chartered Bank. We had our students do a yoga display of Tibetan Rites, Aerobic and other drill formations by the Junior School, Pre-Voc and Skills Enhancement. All classes put up a display as to how the Hand functions are developed in the School programmes. The Polytechnic courses displayed how and where the students are placed for internships. We are now looking for permanent Jobs for our students, “please Help”. On 4th December, 2009 it was inaugurated by Mrs. Indira Gulbani & Dr.(Sr.) Anila Verghese, Principal, Sophia College.
  
  - On display were Hemant Trevedi’s garments, executed by the students for the fashion event “Because…. I am” together with dresser sets, wooden trays, hand painted napkins & towels, coasters, tablemats, gifting articles, gift bags, bookmarks, folders, candles…..the food court was a great attraction with unique street food, mini meals, desserts.
• On 27th November Grade IV and the new students of the Pre-Vocational class went on a visit to IMS Vikrant as part of the Navy Week Celebration.
• Leonie Ulmer and Sonja Honle, two young volunteers from Germany spent two mutually beneficial weeks with us.
• The Foundation Art students of Sophia BK Somani Polytechnic had their “Christmas Outreach” with our students teaching them art skills on Thursday, 17th December, 2009
• The HR College students, visited our school and interacted with our students on Monday 21st December, 2009.

STAFF EMPOWERMENT

• During the Diwali Break – 26th – 30th October, 2009, two staff attended the Workshop at NIMH, Hyderabad on “Statistical Data Analysis and Computer Applications in Social Science Research”
• Four Staff attended “Holistic Enhancement of Learning Potential” in Chennai 18th – 20th November, 2009.
• Three teachers went for the BASIC Instrumental Enrichment programme by Prof. Falik from Israel from 12th to 16th November, 2009.
• We hosted an Art of Living Basic Course for the staff of our School, Shraddha Charitable Trust and Om Creations Trust. Sunil Munshi and Leena Gupta were the teachers. It was much appreciated by all.

AWARDS

• Dr. Radhike Khanna, received her Doctorate in Management studies (DMS) in the A Grade
• Dr. Radhike Khanna received the “Sophia B.K. Somani Polytechnic Achievers Award 2009” as an outstanding ex-student of the Institute
• The 44th All India Art Competition, was held in Hyderabad. We won the Child Star Award in Painting, 2 children won Gold Medals in painting and making dolls, 2 silver medals for Dolls, 3 copper medals for dolls and toys and 5 Highly Commended and Commended Certificates for all three categories – Painting, Dolls & Toys.
• The Hospitality & Catering Department sent up a team of 4 students to the AWMH Competition at Rizvi College. We got the 1st prize for our cake in the Bakery Section and 2nd prize for pasta in the cooking section.
  

CHRISTMAS

• The Special Assembly on 21st December, 2009 performed by Grade IV and Skills Enhancement, with Dr. (Mrs.) Vidita Rakshit as Chief Guest, gave a message of Sharing, Caring and Helping in the Season of Peace and Joy.
• On 22nd December, 2009, the Christmas Party began by a High Tea, sponsored by Mr. Deepak Bassi, Managing Director & CEO of KHPL. The Consul General of Israel, kindly offered us an Israeli Band “TARARAM” to liven up the Party. The four member band was innovative and excellent, using stools, spoons, dekchi’s and their bodies, creating music and keeping all entranced… The Consul General, Mrs. Orna Sagiv, the Consul Ortal Elbaz, and members of the Consulate Staff, Shalom Club members, Om Creations special employees and staff, Shraddha Charitable Trust special employees and staff, all joined in the celebration. The Council and staff gave out red bags with goodies. Santa, of course came and rewarded all with gifts. It was a great party and a wonderful end to 2009 for the students.
  

We wish you every Christmas Blessing through 2010.
Thank you for your support to our challenging mission.

Painting by Sushmita Ghadia that won the “Child Star Award” – Babjee Art Competition	Students with Tararam Band at Xmas Party
Consul General, Orna Sagiv, distributing Xmas gifts	Chief guest, Mr Iyer, at Food Court, Annual Exhibition Art & Soul
Ritesh Deshmukh with students at Gallery

• August saw Mumbai in Swine Flu fears and so we accepted the Government’s order to close school for a week. Students stayed at home, but the staff attended and worked hard on ISO documentation and lesson plans. Unfortunately our Independence Day Special Assembly had to be cancelled, a great disappointment to Grade IV students, who had practiced a lot.
• Internal Audits were conducted from mid August and several meaningful changes have taken place.
• Aruna Raje and her team had a punishing schedule from August 26th onwards, from 6.30 am to 7.30pm, shooting for our new graduation movie: “Every Cloud has a Silver Lining”. The shooting in school ended on September 3rd, 2009.
• Our twinning programme with Hill Spring School continued, the students of standard VII and VIII were coming in twice a week.
• Arune Raje intends to make another film on the school. Filming is to start mid-August. She held extensive interactions with the staff in July to develop a story line and script.
• Abhilasha Ganeriwala, Director of Pulse Dance Studio donated, Rs. 15,000/-, a part of their Dance Show Proceeds at their function held in Bandra on August 22, 2009.
  
  
  
  
• Grades I, II and III went to a home Ganpati Celebration. They also visited the new park, Harish Mahindra Children’s Park, at Breach Candy and all the teachers felt this should be a regular exercise.
  
  
• On September 4th 2009, Deutsche Bank hosted a teacher’s day function for NGO’s they work with. Dr. Radhike Khanna, Ms. Ranjana Mahadevia, Ms. Jasmine Pandya, Ms. Fionika Sanghvi and Ms. Gloria Rebello, were invited and honoured.
  
  
  
• The P.T.A. postponed the Teachers Day Celebration to September 30th, 2009. Teachers were treated to a sumptuous Lunch at Flamboyante. After a wonderful meal each staff was presented with a potted plant with a caption “You Nurtured HOPE, They saw a DREAM”.
• The Dassera Special Assembly by the Pre-Vocational class was much appreciated by the chief guest – Devita Saraf, Director, Vu Technologies. She said that this was by far the simplest and best Ramleela she had seen. The Zee TV covered this presentation of the Ram Leela.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• The Joy of Giving week, saw our students sacrifice their snacks for 3 days, to provide hot snacks to Vatsalya children and staff. Some of the staff and students of Vatsalya visited us on September 29, 2009 and had a good interaction with our students and enjoyed some goodies from our Dassera Celebration that afternoon.
  
  
• The months of September/October saw many meetings regarding the Building Project. A meeting with the interior decorator, Vandana Ranjitsinh, began the work on interiors of the top two floors.
• Two of our Teachers, Simida Correia and Charusheel Dhotre, attended a much appreciated Workshop “Get to Write” on October 10th and 11th, 2009 at the Don Bosco School.
• On October 12, 2009, we had our students finish cards to their parents encouraging them to Vote for their children’s future! In the afternoon was the Diwali Party organized by the PTA.
• We had successful open days where parents much appreciated the efforts of the staff. A student, Akanksha’s, father was very grateful and has pledged Rs. 1 lakh, every year, to improve the services of the school.
• We secured jobs for our students, Aliasgar and Neeraj. Are awaiting for more confirmations for our students to get their jobs.
• It makes us proud to announce that two of our students on internship, Shreya and Shruti got their first pay cheques and the parents wrote a sincere note of appreciation to the principal.
• The Hospitality and Catering department completed a successful in-house training at the Taj President under Chef Anand Solomon. We are looking for them to be absorbed by the industry. We are also looking for jobs for our students in the  Office Procedures Course. If you or your contacts can get placements, please get in touch with us.


• The staff  had a much appreciated, very informative, relaxing, healing 1 & ½ days session – 12th October ½ day and 14th October full day meetings.
• Please mark your Diary for the upcoming Exhibitions:
1. 27th November, 2009 at Gallery Art & Soul, an exhibition of our students paintings on canvas – “ Impressions & Expressions”.
2.  Annual Exhibition on  3rd and 4th December 2009, at SPJ Sadhana School.

• The school summer vacation for students started in mid April. However, the teachers worked on till the end of April, preparing teaching plans for the next academic term and getting the ISO 9001:2000 non-conformities closed.
• During the May holidays, the Principal, Vice Principal, Admin staff and special educators/therapists were busy carrying out assessments of students who were on the waiting list. 12 new students were admitted in June into different classes. 5 new teachers were also hired and we were happy to welcome a teacher after she took a break for her marriage. The students were busy on a joint project with parents on transport in Mumbai.
• Term reopened with Staff meetings on 8th and 9th June. Staff were welcomed to the new term in a unique manner. Music and dance was the opening to the new term. An atmosphere of complete relaxation was manifested and all anxieties were set to rest with meditation to music.
• At one of the meetings Ms Shilpi Kapoor from Breaking Barrier Technology conducted a session on using Computer Technology successfully in the classroom. This will be a new thrust for the year in all classes.
The salient features of the Technology were:
1. Use of a Touch Screen or speak to the computer.
2. Use of a Joy Stick, for Physically Challenged users.
3. Magnifier for Visually Challenged.
4. Properties of the ‘ Easy Tutor’ Programmer.
5. Audio files for students who do not read.
6. Typing Tutor-Properties.
7. Set up of Macro – to create identical data.
8. Format painter – use and properties.
9. Use of Plastic/ thermal paper as teaching aids [tactile] for various programmes.
• Arune Raje intends to make another film on the school. Filming is to start mid-August. She held extensive interactions with the staff in July to develop a story line and script.
• Our first drama therapy session was held on Saturday, 11th July ’09 conducted by Theatre Professionals. These sessions will be held every Saturday at school for 2 hours.
• In July Sr Gaitonde and Dr Khanna attended the 11th Biennnial IASE Conference in Alicante, Spain on“Broadening the Horizon: Recognizing, Accepting and Embracing Differences to Make a Better World for Individuals with Special Needs.” Sr.Gaitonde presented “Fortitude in the Face of Autism….Meeting the Needs of Students with Challenging Behaviour” and Dr Khanna spoke on “Creating Horizons for Intellectually Challenged in Art & Fashion.” Dr Khanna was also on an international panel on Volunteerism.
  
  


• OUTREACH PROGRAMMES
1. We have started an outreach programme with NSS Hill Spring School. Initially all their staff visited SPJ Sadhana to familiarize themselves with our school functioning. Subsequently their CAS group, which is a parent body of their school, also visited our school to coordinate the interaction that will take place in the ensuing months between the children of Hill Spring and SPJ Sadhana. The objective is integration and the joint Annual Art & Craft exhibition to be held in November.
2. CNBC Awaaz aired an interview with Dr Khanna on “Smart Business Women.” This has resulted in a number of queries on Downs Syndrome & Om Creations.
3. The Manager-Programming of Zee TV’s serial “Aap ki Antara” has been discussing issues on Autism with us. We have received, as a result, innumerable queries from all parts of India. Parents who are desperate as they have no help at all in their areas. We are busy advising them and answering queries.
4. Dr Khanna made a presentation on 8th May 2009 at the Trident for the Rotary Club of Bombay Central about the school.

We had no time to recover from the Fashion Event, “Because….. I am” on 6th March ’09. On Monday, 9th March ’09, the Israeli Mathemagician arrived, that afternoon we had the Consul General of Israel, Orna Segive, give away the certificates to teachers who had completed stage III of the “Let’s talk Maths” course.

The next day was Eid-e-milad, but we had a workshop in Maths by mathemagician Tamar Apel.

The staff then got 3 days to type and Xerox examination papers, as examinations began on 16th March ’09. At the same time as the examination of the students, teachers and departments were going through the internal audit for ISO 9001:2000.

On 31st March ’09, three students, Vincent, Vineet & Vasant were awarded The Urmila Vaid Charitable Trust Scholarships by Priyadarshini Academy Awards.

Lay a brick…..build a dream” was launched by Farhan Akhtar at the Taj Land’s End, Bandra on Saturday, 18th April ’09. Our godmother, Geeta Gopalkrishnan, got Tatas to print posters / boxes / brochures. ULKAFCB helped make the audiovisual “Brick by Brick” with a song composed by Geeta Gopalkrishnan. Show Biz gave free services for stage, background Rock on Sadhana, sound and light. The Taj Land’s End Hotel offered space and refreshments gratis. The media did a good coverage of the event. Most TV channels ran the “Rock On Sadhana Event”. We need 4 crores in all for the 2 floors extension. The donation of a brick being Rs 5,000/- We need all our friends to galvanize all their friends if we are to get to our target.

TCS has worked gratis on a microsite “www.donateabrick.com” and ICICI Bank has offered a gateway also free. You can donate any number of bricks.

We had TERI speak to our students and staff on care of the earth. The students and staff were able to build new knowledge on their existing knowledge of separating garbage and saving water/electricity. The audiovisual talk was much appreciated.

We had 2 weeks of Staff working overtime to complete all documentation for the new academic year, and for their own growth. We had 2 days staff empowerment in Communication skills. Nirmala Mehendale of “Mind Movers” took 3 hours of interactive sessions, a parent of a normal school going student spoke on parents view of disciplining methods in school. Kashmira presented staff-parents interactions to empower teachers.

On other days each teacher / therapist spoke on breakthroughs, challenges etc.

It was a very fruitful week of getting the macro picture of the school. The next week was spent on ISO evaluations of non-conformities, Management Review, Departmental profiles, lesson plans for 3 months and inventories. We had 2 very fruitful Open Days. Parents were very appreciative of the progress of their child.

We proudly announce that Dr Radhike Khanna, our Vice Principal, was awarded the IMC Ladies Wing: “Woman of the Year 2008 Award” by Deepak Parekh, before the who’s who of the corporate world, in a dignified ceremony. Our Om Creations Trust was caterer for the refreshments.

We bid farewell to three staff: Shobha Bhavkar of the Snackbar, and Leelaben Waghela careworker, both of whom retired and Manisha Gudi who resigned.

The school has closed for the summer vacation but is spearheading the building fundraising drive - which is attached. We are sure you will put up a banner from the microsite on your home page and send all your email contacts the microsite with a personal note, encouraging them to build our dream.
With so much good will to our school, we count on you to be a brick!