Media Release
Mangaluru, Nov 15: Mount Carmel Central School, Maryhill, Mangaluru, celebrated Children's Day on November 14 with boundless joy, vibrant performances and unforgettable moments, making the young learners feel truly special.
The celebrations for kindergarten and grades I to IV began with a prayer song, followed by a cheerful and creative welcome act. The kindergarten teachers enthralled the little ones with a lively dance performance, while a special Children's Day wishing song added a heart-warming touch.
The teachers of grades I to IV kept the energy high with another vibrant and colourful dance performance. A few fun-filled spot games further enlivened the atmosphere, with the children participating enthusiastically and enjoying every moment.
Tr Sandra, the kindergarten coordinator, shared a thoughtful message, encouraging children to stay happy, make good choices and build a beautiful future. The winners of the Children's Day competitions from nursery to grade IV were felicitated and applauded for their achievements.
Tr Jennifer proposed the vote of thanks, while Tr Rosemary and Jacqueline compered the programme with grace and enthusiasm. A lively mass dance brought the celebration to a delightful close, with the children joining in wholeheartedly.
The celebrations continued with a spectacular programme for grades V to XII, organised by their mentors. The programme opened with a soulful prayer song by the teachers, followed by a graceful welcome dance that set the stage for an exciting celebration. Principal Sr Melissa welcomed the gathering and extended her warm Children's Day greetings to the students.
The inauguration featured a unique and meaningful puzzle unveiling. The principal, vice principal, teacher representatives, head boy and head girl joined hands to put the puzzle pieces together, revealing two adorable pictures of children on one side. When the completed puzzle was flipped, it unveiled the portrait of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, fondly remembered as Chacha Nehru. The symbolic unveiling beautifully captured the joy of childhood and Nehru's enduring love for children.
The teachers delighted the students with special Children's Day wishing songs in English and Hindi, followed by an exciting line-up of fun-filled games and engaging activities conducted by Tr Vincy Thomas. An energetic group dance by the teachers further raised the excitement, winning enthusiastic applause from the students. Adding a spectacular highlight to the celebrations, the male staff members presented a mesmerising dance performance that left the students spellbound and cheering with delight.
Head girl Aloma Lobo proposed the vote of thanks, expressing sincere gratitude to the principal and staff who made the celebration memorable. The festivities reached a thrilling crescendo with a vibrant Baila performance, filling the auditorium with infectious rhythm, cheerful beats and exuberant energy.
Adding a sweet touch to the celebrations, an ice cream treat delighted all the students, making their special day even sweeter and more memorable.
Both celebrations were a joyful expression of the school's love and appreciation for its children. With teachers taking centre stage to entertain, inspire and celebrate their students, the day was truly one of laughter, togetherness and cherished memories, a beautiful reminder that every child deserves to shine, dream and grow in an atmosphere of love and happiness.