Don Bosco Technical School (DBTS) in Gabutu's campus buzzed with energy as it celebrated three major events: the 39th anniversary of its foundation week, the Trade Olympics, and a special Family Day. The day began with a series of activities, including a trade skills competition and a school-wide talent show, "Bosco's Got Talent," where students showcased their diverse talents through music, dance, and dramatic performances. The event emphasized the importance of community, learning, and growth, with the school’s Rector, Fr. Pedro Sachitula, delivering an opening speech that set a reflective tone for the day.
The festivities continued the following day with a powerful celebration of Don Bosco's vision, featuring a musical play and reflections on the significance of dreams. The centrepiece was a captivating performance of "Don Bosco’s Dream at 9," where students depicted the transformation of wolves into lambs, symbolizing the redemptive power of dreams. Fr. Pedro’s speech further highlighted the importance of aligning personal dreams with divine purpose, encouraging the audience to create spaces where dreams can thrive.
Later in the week, DBTS hosted a special Family Day aimed at raising funds for new classrooms. Families gathered at the school, enjoying performances, food sales, and games, all contributing to the school’s fundraising efforts. The event fostered a sense of community and collective effort, with the day culminating in a successful raffle draw, reinforcing the school’s mission to provide quality education.
Finally, the school celebrated the 209th birthday of St. John Bosco, a significant event for the Salesian community. The day featured scripture readings, a stirring homily by Fr. Pedro, and reflections on St. John Bosco’s teachings. The celebration concluded with communal activities, reinforcing the values of faith, community, and the pursuit of dreams. These events not only honored the school’s legacy but also inspired students and the broader community to continue striving towards their dreams and the common good.
