The Golden Jubilee Celebration of Little Flower Convent School, Serchhip, was held with great joy and gratitude, marking 50 glorious years of learning, faith and service.
The Golden Jubilee Celebration of Little Flower Convent School, Serchhip, was held with great joy and gratitude on 1st October 2026, marking 50 glorious years of learning, faith and service.
The celebration was graced by Rev. Sr Milly Fernandes, Superior General of the Ursuline Franciscan Sisters, as the President; Pu Lalduhoma, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Mizoram, as the Chief Guest; and Most Rev. Joachim Walder, Auxiliary Bishop of Aizawl, along with Rev. Sr Jessy D Cunha, Assistant Provincial Superior, as the Guests of Honour. The occasion was made even more special by the presence of 23 concelebrating priests, who joined in the Eucharistic Celebration.
Bishop Joachim Walder celebrated the Eucharist and offered prayers and blessings for the school, its management, staff, students, alumni and the entire school community.
In her presidential address, Rev. Sr Milly Fernandes fondly remembered the pioneers who laid the foundation of the school and highlighted the dedicated service and mission of the sisters over the past 50 years. She also appreciated Sr Wilma Lobo, the present Headmistress, for her dedicated work and commitment to the growth and development of the institution.
The Hon’ble Chief Minister, Pu Lalduhoma, spoke appreciatively of the contribution of Catholic schools to education and society. He particularly commended Little Flower Convent School for its service and achievements and generously presented an all-in-one smart board to the school.
The Deputy Commissioner of Serchhip also expressed his appreciation for the sisters, especially the pioneers who began this mission. He congratulated the school management, staff and students on reaching this significant milestone and wished the institution continued success in the years to come.
The cultural programmes presented by the students’ added colour and vibrancy to the celebration. The performances were highly appreciated for their excellent standard, preparation and presentation, reflecting the students’ talents and the dedication of their teachers.
The celebration was a memorable occasion to honour the pioneers, acknowledge the dedicated service of the sisters, and express gratitude to all those who have contributed to the growth and success of Little Flower Convent School over the past five decades.
Alumni Get-Together – 2 October 2026
The second day of the Golden Jubilee celebration, on 2 October 2026, was dedicated to the Alumni Get-Together. A large number of alumni gathered at their beloved alma mater to celebrate the golden jubilee, reconnect with old friends and cherish the memories of their school days.
The programme began with a prayer led by Rev.Fr James Zodintluanga, invoking God’s blessings on the gathering.
This was followed by the welcome address delivered by Mr. David, President of the Alumni Association, who warmly welcomed all the alumni and expressed his joy at seeing such a large gathering.
The financial report was then presented, giving an account of the financial matters related to the alumni activities and arrangements.
One of the significant moments of the gathering was the honouring of the past and present Headmistresses, acknowledging their dedicated service, leadership and valuable contributions to the growth and development of Little Flower Convent School over the years.
Sr Wilma Lobo, the present Headmistress, addressed the gathering and expressed her happiness at seeing so many alumni return to their alma mater. She highlighted the significance of the Golden Jubilee, remembered the contributions of the pioneers and encouraged the alumni to cherish the values they had received from the institution and continue to carry its light wherever life takes them.
The Alumni Get-Together was a joyful and memorable occasion, strengthening the bond between the school and its former students and renewing their connection with the institution that had played an important role in shaping their lives.
