Mangaluru: St Theresa’s School, Bendur, organises Chota Bazar Fiesta 2026


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Mangaluru, Nov 10: St Theresa’s School, Bendur, Mangaluru, organised “Chota Bazar Fiesta 2026,” a vibrant Market Day for the students of standards I and II on November 7 at the school auditorium.

The event was graced by the presence of the chief guest, Suhasini Rao, officer, Canara Bank, along with Sr Shubha, superior of Bethany Mother House, principal Sr Lourdes, members of the management, teachers, parents and students.

The young entrepreneurs enthusiastically set up their little stalls and experienced the excitement of buying and selling. A large number of parents attended the event and wholeheartedly encouraged the children by visiting their stalls and purchasing the products displayed by them. Their presence and support added to the enthusiasm of the young entrepreneurs and made the occasion even more special.

Through this engaging hands-on activity, the children learned practical skills such as handling money, identifying prices, interacting with customers, managing simple transactions and understanding the value of money. The lively market atmosphere encouraged teamwork, communication, confidence and a sense of responsibility among the young learners.

The fiesta provided a wonderful opportunity for students to connect classroom learning with real-life experiences. Their enthusiasm, active participation and interaction with parents made the event a lively, joyful and memorable experience.

St Theresa’s School continues to make learning meaningful and enjoyable through experiential activities that go beyond the classroom, nurturing essential life skills and preparing young learners to face the future with confidence.

  

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