Students of Classes VI to IX belonging to the NCC, RSP, and Scouts & Guides had the proud opportunity to witness the Passing Out Parade at the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Chennai. In September 2025, about 90 students attended the event, and in March 2026, another group of 70 students participated. They were accompanied by their teacher, Mr. Joseph Sangeeth.

On both occasions, the students reported to school at 4:30 a.m. and travelled by bus to the Officers Training Academy. They reached the venue and were seated in the gallery by 5:00 a.m. The parade commenced at 6:00 a.m., presenting a spectacular display of discipline and coordination. The students were deeply inspired as they witnessed the perfectly synchronized marching of the newly commissioned officers. The event provided them with valuable insights into the life of the Armed Forces, highlighting the importance of discipline, leadership, dedication, and patriotism. They also gained a better understanding of the sacrifices made by soldiers who guard the nation’s borders.

The National Cadet Corps attended a 10 day camp from Sept 8th ,2025 to Sept 17th 2025 at Airforce Station , Tamabaram along with their First Commanding Officer – Mr, Mesmer . 15 Junior Division boys and 7 Junior Wing girls attended the camp. The camp provided rigorous and systematic training to the cadets.

A two days camp was organized for the first time at the school premises for the Scouts and Guides of Class 6 to 9 on the 26th and 27th of January. Nearly 45 students eagerly participated in this camp. The camp was inaugurated and lead by Mr. Kamalakannan, Scout Head. The session began with a prayer song followed by promise and hoisting of the scouts and Guides Flag in the presence of our Principal, Rev. Bro. Stephen Xavier. Under the guidance of Mr. Kamalkannan along with the schools scout and Physical instructor Mr. Joseph Sangeeth assisted by PET Staff, Miss. Pandimeenal, the students learnt basic skills of campcraft such as different types of knots, tent pitching and other innovative activities. Students had an awareness session both theoretical and practical on First Aid. The campfire was lit and students sang songs and enjoyed with fun filled games around the campfire. Students were provided with sumptuous meals and healthy snacks on both the days. They were motivated, by the inspiring speech given by the scout head. The camp ended with distribution of participation certificates to all the students. The Scouts and Guides in-house camp left a memorable experience for all who participated in it.

The Scouts and Guides is an educational mission focussed on improving the development of the students' physical, mental, social and intellectual wellbeing. It is an open,voluntary movement with a main focal point of imbibing in the children a good set of moral values which they are to contribute to the society at large in the future. A few of those values include learning life skills, enhancing their communication skills, team work and building a sense of fraternity within the student community. The Scouts and Guides have a mandate to follow the Scouts and Guides Promise and Law, which primarily consist of a set of rules based on human relations and kinship. The Scouts and Guides have a flag of their own, the Bharat Scouts and Guides Flag, which is comprised of the dark blue colour flag, with yellow colour emblem in the centre and Ashok Chakra in blue colour. It symbolises the Scouts and Guides unity towards the nation and stands as their pride. At Montfort, the Scouts and Guides is an energetic community with active events throughout the year. Our students have a weekly session filled with activities to encourage them and support their growth.

NCC –Air wing’s official training was given to nearly 50 boys of the class VIII and IX who enrolled themselves in this movement. Our school officially made its registration in IAF training sector, Tambaram. Following which our NCC students had a privilege of travelling in an Air Force air craft. This year N.C.C boys had been to a one-month camp, conducted with rigorous training and theory classes.

Montfort Astronomy club offers a realistic strategy for infusing astronomy into the educational experience of children. The club promotes widespread access to new knowledge and scientific awareness among children. Different topics of Astronomy and Space Sciences are undertaken to educate the students and build scientific temper. Various hands-on activities like Exploring Planet Sizes, Walking Planet Distances, Creating Own Constellation, Observing the Moons of Jupiter, Life cycle of Stars , Night Sky Observation impart a wholesome experience for students in the field of Astronomy.