Lourdes Central School Celebrates Club Finale with Enthusiasm

Lourdes Central School in Mangaluru hosted the much-anticipated LCS Club Finale 2026 on March 4, celebrating a year of creativity, learning, and talent. The event marked the culmination of various club activities, reflecting the school’s commitment to holistic education and showcasing the achievements of its student body.

The day began with a morning assembly followed by a prayer service that set a serene tone for the occasion. The attendees welcomed the chief guest, Lavina Castelino, a former staff member, along with Fr Johnson L Sequeira, the principal, Anita Thomas, the vice principal, and Fr Arul Joseph. A member of the eco club inspired the gathering with a thought for the day, emphasizing the significance of environmental awareness and responsibility.

Engaging performances by students highlighted the event’s vibrant atmosphere. The younger students of grade two presented a lively Kannada Action Song, dressed as various animals, bringing joy and energy to the stage. Following these performances, detailed reports from the different clubs showcased the range of activities and skills nurtured throughout the year.

The senior anime club captivated the audience with presentations on character creation and storytelling. Their insights drew inspiration from popular anime characters such as Naruto, Doraemon, and Pikachu. Meanwhile, the knitting club showcased their handmade creations, demonstrating various stitching techniques and displaying intricately decorated handkerchiefs.

A standout presentation came from the scouts and guides, who highlighted the cultural richness of Tulunadu through the theme Tulunada Vaibava. They showcased traditional celebrations, including Yakshagana and Christmas, representing diverse cultural practices within the school community. The junior anime club followed suit, delighting attendees with a performance featuring children in masks of beloved cartoon characters, illustrating the development of imagination and confidence among young learners.

The cubs and bulbuls shared important values such as kindness, discipline, and respect through demonstrations that illustrated how these principles are practiced in daily life. The herbal club educated the audience about medicinal plants and traditional remedies, emphasizing the importance of preserving nature, with students referring to it as “the greatest Pharmacy.”

Students from the numismatics club fascinated attendees with a display of old stamps, taking them on a historical journey that included a stamp-making activity. Their intricate paper creations showcased the transformation of simple materials into artistic forms. The junior red cross club highlighted humanitarian values and first-aid training, reflecting their commitment to community welfare.

The chief guest’s address added prestige to the event, as she commended the dedication of the students and the efforts of the teachers. She encouraged students to continue pursuing their talents beyond academics through club activities. The principal’s address reinforced this message, applauding the contributions of club mentors and staff while emphasizing the importance of character building, leadership, and experiential learning in education.

The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging all those involved in making the event a success. Members of the toastmasters club adeptly served as masters of ceremony throughout the program. The school anthem was sung at the end, symbolizing unity and pride within the Lourdes Central School community.