Convent of Jesus & Mary-our alma mater under whose guidance we've learnt so much! We, The Old Students Association, cherish the values that we've imbibed from our school tradition of serving with love. Deriving our inspiration from our dear Mother Foundress St.Claudine Thevenet, we always strive to involve ourselves wholeheartedly for the school's benefit. Under the able guidance of Sr.Janet as chairperson and Mrs. Veena Goel and Renu Kochchar, teacher incharge the OSA tries to do its bit. Despite coming from diverse backgrounds, each member pools in their ideas, efforts, & resources towards creating successful & fun filled programs for the school.

Here is a brief yet precise update of all the activities organized for the school during the year.

The CJMOSA organizes various activities on an annual basis. These are the Ujala treat, The OSA Literary Day, Zenith, The Feast Day & the Annual Reunion. These are described here briefly alongwith the other activities.

The Ujala Treaty children belonging to the school's outreach programs such as Ujala kids are treated to a scrumptious Lunch along with some useful gifts. Every year we try to do something different for them.

The Foundress' Day is celebrated on 3rd Feb every year when the CJMOSA honours & remembers the ideals of our Mother Foundress. A high tea is organized for the sisters, members of the community, teachers & entire school staff. This is a small way to express our gratitude to them for shaping our values & grooming us into good human beings.


Tribute to Miss Neena
CJM and the OSA committee suffered a major emotional setback when our dear Ms. Nina passed away on the 23rd of May, 2006 after battling a period of illness with great spirit. During her 29 years of service at CJM, Ms Nina was one of those rare teachers whose excellent organisational skills and ever helping hand found her at the helm of all affairs. Alongwith managing her teaching career successfully, she was a keen sociologist and educationist as well. To us, the CJMOSA, apart from her designation as the teacher-in-charge, she was more the pillar of constant support and encouragement.