Media Release
Mangaluru, Oct 24: St Agnes PU College celebrated Students' Day on October 23, marking a significant milestone in the lives of its students. The cultural programme held in the auditorium commenced with a heartfelt prayer song by the staff, invoking divine blessings.
The event featured showcasing the diverse talents of the student body. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and pride, as peers and teachers came together to celebrate the achievements and potential of the students.
MCs Ruth and Ananya skilfully led the event, engaging the audience with their enthusiasm and charisma. Their well-prepared dialogue and seamless transitions kept the programme flowing smoothly.
Dwani opened the event with a warm welcome to all attendees. Her heartfelt words set a positive tone for the day, reminding everyone that each student plays a vital role in making the school vibrant and inspiring.
The I PUC students presented a thought-provoking dance drama. This piece tackled relevant life topics, showcasing their immense talent and creativity. The performance was not only visually stunning but also delivered powerful messages that resonated deeply with the audience. The performances were well-choreographed, and the messages resonated deeply with the audience.
The Students' Day celebrations reached an exciting peak as the II PUC students took centre stage with their highly anticipated Filmi Fest. The vibrant atmosphere and impressive performances made the Filmi Fest one of the highlights of the day, leaving everyone in high spirits and eager for more.
One of the key features of the day was the opportunity given for the exceptionally talented students to rock on stage. The Students' Day celebrations continued with a delightful lunch.
In the afternoon, the event began with much enthusiasm. The MC, Rochelle took the stage with her energetic hosting, the celebrations continued with an inspiring prize distribution ceremony by Dr Divya Damodar, the PTA vice-president. The ceremony was a moment of pride and the acknowledgment of students efforts motivated their peers to strive for similar success.
In a heart-warming and memorable segment, the teachers presented a special variety programme, demonstrating their affection and appreciation for the students. Mathew and Ashwin expertly compered the programme, keeping the audience engaged and entertained.
The celebrations concluded on a heartfelt note as Prapthi delivered a sincere and thoughtful vote of thanks. In her speech, she expressed deep gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of the event, from the organizers and participants to the staff, support staff and PTA members. Her words resonated with the audience, leaving a sense of appreciation and unity as the day came to a close, marking the end of a successful and joyful Students' Day celebration.