CHILDREN DAY CELEBRATION IN FARIDABAD

Various schools across the city held Children’s Day celebrations recently. The day was marked with great festivity and innovation by the schools in their own respect and style. While kindergarten at the Tagore Academy had a party time all through the day, children at the Jiva Public School put up an impressive display of rangoli designs circling the school boundary.

Tagore Academy had taken abundant use of rose buds keeping in view the liking Pandit Nehru had for roses. “It was a gratitude we felt we were being given when parents and audience in general came dressed up in traditional Nehru-style caps and apparels,” said the Tagore Academy principal, Manorma Arora.

St. Mary’s Convent organised a number of variety shows and cultural programmes throughout the day with special emphasis on environment. “During the event we organised a common lunch for the students just to inculcate the value of togetherness,” said the St. Mary’s principal, Sister Vandana. Environment was also a highlight at the Jiva Pubic School and those as delicate as nature itself handled the skit; the tiny tots.

The school organised singing, mehndi and fancy dress competitions. A speech by the educational director, Steven Rudolph and the director, Rishi Pal Chauhan, urged the students to set goals and visions for their lives and learn from different moments that encompass it.