Udupi: St Cecily’s CBSE School celebrates Children’s Day


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Udupi, Nov 14: Students of St Cecily’s English Medium Higher Primary School (CBSE) enjoyed a fun filled Children’s Day at school with a meaningful programme hosted by the faculty members.

The students were ushered into classrooms with delightful greetings displayed on the class boards by their class teachers. They were led to the school auditorium with a creatively decorated stage, where their teachers performed variety of entertaining activities to greet them and make their day memorable and special.

The programme commenced with an invocatory prayer beseeching God’s blessings upon every child across the world. The teachers then took center stage with a series of entertaining performances, including a graceful dance, a cheerful greeting song, a thought-provoking skit titled ‘Time is Precious’, and a melodious musical presentation, all dedicated to celebrating the joy of childhood.

In her affectionate message, the principal, Sr Lathika AC, expressed warm greetings and blessings to the students. Sharing an anecdote about a tiny seed that grows into a mighty tree through constant care and nurturing, she beautifully emphasised the importance of cultivating good values during childhood to blossom into responsible individuals in the future.

The programme concluded with a gracious vote of thanks proposed by the school head boy, Shourya Chandra. Adding to the enthusiastic and celebratory spirit, class-wise games were also conducted by class teachers filling the day with laughter, excitement and cheerful moments.

Thus celebration of Children’s day at St Cecily’s CBSE School was truly a heartwarming occasion, leaving every child with joyful experiences, cherished memories and a beautiful reminder of how special childhood is.

 

 

  

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