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Awards & Recognitions
Recognition Given Publicly, and Taken Seriously
At Don Bosco we make a point of recognising achievement in front of the whole school. A medal handed over at assembly, in front of a thousand classmates, means something a certificate posted home never will.
And we deliberately recognise more than marks. The student who never missed a day, the house that supported its weakest runner, the child who improved from failing to passing — all of that is achievement worth naming aloud.
- Prizes presented by the Principal at assembly
- Medals for house and individual sporting events
- Recognition for cultural and stage performance
- The annual inter-house championship
What We Award
Academic Merit
Recognition for strong performance in the Half-Yearly and Annual Examinations, class by class.
Sports Medals
First, second and third places across athletics and games events during the annual Sports Week.
House Championship
The overall inter-house trophy, decided on points accumulated across the full session.
Cultural Performance
Recognition for dance, music and stage performance at Cultural Day and Christmas programmes.
Regularity
Attendance and punctuality are noted through the Regularity Record and recognised at the year's end.
Conduct & Service
Students who show consistent courtesy, honesty and willingness to help are named and thanked.
Moments of Recognition
Current Session Honours
The list of prize winners and award recipients for the current session is announced at the annual prize distribution and displayed on the school notice board. For a record of a particular award, please contact the school office.
Every Effort Counts Here
We recognise the student who tops the class and the student who finally passed — both deserve it.