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Udupi : The milagrians batch 2002-2003, of the Milagres English Medium Schools, Kallianpur, near here popularly known as VIP batch got their dream come true on 26th December 2017 when they celebrated their first reunion. There was an overwhelming response for this meet after a long gap of 15 years.

It was a wonderful reunion which was attended by large numbers by the ex-students well groomed blessed by the presence of few great teachers. The reunion was a special event for many reasons. It was an attempt of each and every batch mate to hold this reunion. It was planned a year before, the venue being the same School Assembly Hall where the students had morning assembly during their school days. It was a time to recollect that it was a venue to assemble and meet the childhood besties which was a running thought in each one’s mind. Every person who attended it once again became like  child by looks on 26th December, 2017.

The programme began at 3:00P.m.with shake hands and hugs. Students rushed towards photo booths to make best memories. At 4pm the batch got their photograph clicked followed by chit chats and games. All were eagerly waiting to get crazy and go back to the memorable school day behaviour pulling each other’s legs and laughing around playing . The dance troop “Falcons” gave stunning performances which was greatly appreciated .The School H.M & Teachers blessed students and recalled their experiences. Rev Fr Lancy Fernandes SJ, Headmaster was highly appreciative of the manner in which the reunion was conducted. Few students narrated their School Memories and the reunion experiences.

The most popular batch mates celebrated Birthday of Raylen Joan D’Souza with cutting the cake and shared sweetness of the cake to all batch mates. Under the leadership of Deepa Pinto the reunion of the old students of Milagres concluded with lots of fun and entertainments. 

The batch donated 60 seminar rooms chairs, 10 library tables and a digital camera to the school at the cost of Rs. 1.25 lacs. They also established a cash award for the best all-rounder student.