St Theresa’s School celebrates primary Children’s Day with great enthusiasm


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Mangaluru, Nov 14: St Theresa’s School marked Children’s Day on the November 14 in the school auditorium with vibrancy and joy, presenting a programme filled with inspiring messages, cultural performances, and the presence of distinguished guests. The celebration was graced by Sr Shaila, Correspondent of the School; Sr Lourdes, principal; and Avniel Savio D’Souza, an alumnus and international powerlifting champion.

The event opened with a prayer service led by the teachers, invoking blessings for the students. This was followed by a warm welcome address, setting the tone for the programme. Chief guest Avniel Savio D’Souza inspired the gathering by sharing his journey from a Theresian student to an international achiever, encouraging children to believe in themselves and pursue excellence in both academics and sports. Both Sr Shaila and Sr Lourdes addressed the students, offering words of encouragement, blessings, and guidance.

A special highlight of the celebration was the welcome dance performed by the parents representing the PTA, which added a delightful touch and was appreciated by all. The teachers further elevated the programme with a series of well-choreographed cultural performances which included a humorous skit and rhythmic dances, earning enthusiastic applause from the audience.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by the Primary School head boy, expressing gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the celebration meaningful. The programme ended on a dignified note, leaving the children with happy memories of a day dedicated especially to them.

 

 

  

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