Co-Curricular activities
For learning and academic enhancement, we use co-curricular activities to complement academic learning.
- Development of life skills; Activities such as sports, drama, and music are used to help students develop essential life skills like teamwork, leadership, communication, time management, and problem-solving, skills which are critical for personal and professional success later in life.
Our ministry is a reflection of who we are and our mission. We are called to discover and reveal the love of God in our world, making God’s love visible to others through our words and actions. In our ministry, we embrace a fourth vow of Education in addition to the first three vows of: Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience that are common in religious life. Our fourth vow of education holds a special place in our live. It is not simply a vow to teach, but a commitment to approach all that we do with the heart of an educator. In everything, we strive to draw forth the gifts and talents that God has placed in those with whom we are in relationship with whether they are students, parent or guardians, parents, or friends.
PASTORAL WORK IN THE RURAL AREA OF NAOI PARISH. Sr. Paulina Lopezi doing pastoral ministry in the outstaions of Naoi Parish, Moroto diocese, Karamoja As our Constitutions call it, it is accompaniment in faith and Catechesis. I practice it by visiting homes, whether they are Christian or not. I interact with families, listen, respond, and encourage their life of integrity. And following the Gospel if they are Christians. I work and accompany the Catechists in their work and follow their Christian families. I work with groups of women, empowering them, and affirming their human dignity. I work with the Christian Communities wherever they exist and encourage them to take social action, not just prayer. On Sundays I celebrate the Word of God and give Communion in the outstations following a rota together with the Priests and now, this year, with two young Evangelising Sisters of Mary. I also visit the patients in the Moroto District Hospital. I work full time with our Karamojong Brothers and Sisters, speaking their language. A VERY SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY THAT I PRACTICE IS TO ORGANIZE AND PARTICIPATE IN A MONTHLY LITERACY WEEK FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN.’ Many of them have learnt to read and write and have been sent to the Diocesan Training Centre. Our strongest Catechists are the three women who learnt to read and write with us Others read on Sundays in Their Chapels. This has given them a terrific sense of self-dignity. Some have become Government Councillors on account of their formation.
Alumni gathering
- Alumni gatherings are opportunities for networking and to create an ideal environment forconnecting with peers, professionals in their fields, and mentors who can offer career guidance, job opportunities, and valuable industry insights.
