Value Education Programme


VALUE EDUCATION PROGRAMME:

The value education programme consists of a variety of activities: group discussions, role-plays, poster-making, multi-media shows ... all of which focus on interesting topics that create in the participants an awareness of, and a respect for, human values and enrich their personality. Occasionally staff members may invite professionals to conduct these programmes. All first year students are obliged to attend the weekly value education programme regularly.



ACTIVITIES TO DEVELOP VARIOUS TALENTS OF STUDENTS:



Students of St Xavier’s are offered innumerable opportunities for their
all-round development in college. Below is a list of some of the areas they
can choose from:



1.  For those interested in developing ‘stage’ skills :
  Public Speaking  Debates Drama  Plays
  Mono-acting Mimicry Mime   Dance etc.
2.  For those interested in developing ‘intellectual’
skills:
  Quizzes Panel Discussions Creative Writing
   Surveys Documentation Research Papers
3.  For those interested in developing artistic, poetic,
essay-writing skills:
  Wall Paper Notice Boards Exhibitions
4.  For those interested in outdoor activities:
     Athletics    Sports  NCC        NSS
5.  For those who do not feel self-confident and would like
to be trained, there are courses in:
   Public Speaking Dramatics   Leadership  
  Study Skills      Group Dynamics    Creativity  
Every Saturday, after lectures/practicals
the students are given an opportunity to organize and participate in a
variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities like public
speaking, panel discussions, quizzes, various competitions, dumb charades,
just-a-minute, etc. etc.

Culfest, garba night, annual day celebrations are held
annually. They offer scope for students to display their talents in varied
fields.

Students are encouraged to organize class socials, picnics,
entertainment programmes ..... They are also urged to contribute essays,
reports, poems, paintings, etc. to the student wall paper, spread out on
boards outside the ladies’ lounge. These student boards are an interesting
forum for exchanging news and views of college life.

 
  1. Students must make it a point to get involved in college activities as
    organizers, participants, or audience.
  2. No student is permitted to miss lectures/practicals because of
    involvement in any co-curricular or extra-curricular activity.
  3. Opportunities are given to as many students as possible to represent
    the college at various competitions. As a policy preference is usually
    given to fresh participants. The more experienced students are allotted
    the responsibility of organizing college programmes.

WELCOME TO ST. XAVIER'S COLLEGE, AHMEDABAD