The young students marched through the school premises, raising slogans and urging people to celebrate the festival in a safe and pollution-free manner.
The children also decorated the school corridors with colourful rangoli designs, showcasing their creativity and the traditional spirit of Diwali.
The event was organised under the guidance of Principal Rev. Sr. Venita Joseph and Headmistress Rev. Sr. Alvina.
The school said the initiative aimed to encourage children to understand their responsibility towards the environment and adopt sustainable practices during festivals.
The celebration highlighted the message that Diwali should be marked by spreading happiness and light while protecting the environment.
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