St Patrick’s Academy Bengaluru organised its 11th Investiture Ceremony on 7th November, 2020.
The honourable chief guest, Rev. Bro. Christopher Dawes graced the occasion with his august presence. A spirit of unity and dynamism filled the air as the grand ceremony commenced with a prayer song followed by the lighting of the lamp. It was a solemn occasion where all the young students were well prepared to don the mantle of leadership and responsibility with utmost dedication. The senior coordinator, Miss Lucy Jacob welcomed all the invited guests. She also motivated the students by saying, "Don’t let what you can’t do, stop you, from, what you can do."
The principal, Rev. Bro. Paul, administered the oath of office to the newly appointed office bearers (Senior and Junior head boy, head girl, Asst. head boy, head girl). The house mistresses administered the oath of office to the captains and vice captains .The student council members pledged to carry out their duties faithfully and wholeheartedly for the honour and glory of the school. They were conferred badges by the chief guest. They were congratulated and presented with a copy of the school magazine too.
It was a proud moment for the parents to witness their children being invested with great responsibilities on a new journey as leaders. The parents too participated in investing the badges and sashes.
The chief guest, Rev. Bro. Christopher Dawes enlightened the students as well as the audience with his inspiring speech based on ’Hope’, the value that stands steadfast irrespective of the circumstances.
It was truly as effervescent occasion, even in the midst of the pandemic. The ceremony concluded with a ’Vote of thanks’, by the Senior head boy and head girl, followed by the school song.
The Graduation Ceremony titled Vellichor, held on 31 January 2026, was celebrated with warmth and solemnity in the presence of Chief Guest Dr. Thomas Joseph, Senior Scientist, TCS Research, and the school management. The event opened with the Academic Regalia Ceremony, traditional prayers, lamp lighting, and formal addresses, setting a reflective and reverent tone. Creative and emotional presentations–including a melodrama on parents and teachers, candle procession, oath, blessings, and musical tributes–beautifully highlighted the graduates' journey. A deeply moving segment, Heart to Heart with Parents, fostered uninhibited conversations between students and their parents, creating an emotional tapestry of gratitude, love, tears, and joy. The ceremony concluded with the Chief Guest's address, a vote of thanks, the national anthem, and fellowship, leaving all participants with a profound sense of pride and fulfilment.
Prize Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and pride on 31st January, marking a memorable occasion that recognized and honoured the achievements of our students. The event was organized to appreciate excellence in academic proficiency and to encourage the value of discipline through awards for 100% attendance.
The programme was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. Mathew Mampra, the founder and CEO of BPC Power Group Bangalore, whose presence added dignity and inspiration to the occasion. In his address, he congratulated the prize winners and motivated the students to strive for consistent effort, sincerity, and excellence in all spheres of life.
Students who demonstrated outstanding performance in academics were awarded proficiency prizes, acknowledging their hard work and dedication throughout the academic year. Special prizes were also presented to students who maintained 100% attendance, highlighting the importance of regularity, commitment, and responsibility.
The Prayer Service Titled Fruit Bearing Seeds, held on 30 January 2026, was a solemn and reflective gathering inspired by the Bible, Bhagavad Gita, and Quran, seeking God's blessings for students preparing for the ICSE and ISC Board Exams. Led by Rev. Fr. Michael Plamparambil CMF, the service emphasized the importance of inner preparation to truly receive knowledge. Traditional lamp lighting, prayers, scripture readings, reflection, and an offertory with personal intentions deepened the spirit of introspection and reconciliation. The service concluded with a powerful moment of final blessings bestowed by the teachers and guests, filling the gathering with hope and grace.