Children dressed up as Chacha Nehru at Ideal Indian School
Ideal Indian School celebrated Children’s Day with great enthusiasm. The day commemorates the 128th Birth Anniversary of Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of the independent India.
Jawaharlal Nehru, a great visionary leader, envisaged the future of a sovereign India in the little faces of children.
He loved and adored them; hence his birth being marked as the Children’s Day.
Special assemblies were organised in all sections of the school , where both the teachers and the students spoke on the life and contributions of Jawaharlal Nehru. Addressing the students, Syed Shoukath Ali, Principal, urged the students to “Keep smiling” that can make someone very happy or just give them the strength to keep going.
He also urged them to keep up their momentum and move forward to pursue their goals.
The students of Junior Section enjoyed the Children’s’ Day with Colouring competition, dance, music and games.
Tiny tots of KG section listened patiently to their teachers who talked to them of the great leader, his aspirations and his dreams. The tiny tots depicted through their dresses the dreams Chacha Nehru had from them. The classrooms were decorated and students coloured worksheets.
In the Boys and Girls sections, a fun -filled programme was organised by the teachers for the students. A children’s movie was also screened on the occasion.
The Girls section celebrated the Children’s Day with a special cultural programme by teachers which enthralled the children.
Celebrations at Olive International School
A fun filled programme on the occasion of Children’s Day was celebrated at Olive International School (OIS) on November 14, to commemorate the birthday of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of Independent India, commonly known as “Chacha Nehru” who remarked “The children of today will make the world of tomorrow”.
A wide display of various programmes were organised by the teachers and students, making the day a wholesome blend of fun, enjoyment and respect.
Students from different grades in an attempt to replicate the great legend’s attire.
The message of Clean Campus was inculcated amongst the students with a fun filled salad making competition for the teachers.
This was ensued by segregation of biodegradable waste, plastic and paper. The presence of Inspector Ali Shukri from Ministry of Education & Higher Education and the words of OIS Principal, Jacob K M made this day special.
Children’s Day at MES
MES Indian School commemorated Children’s Day with traditional gaiety and fanfare on November 14. Various events were organised in all sections of the school to celebrate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of free India.
A special assembly was conducted at the school premises and children’s day messages were given.
Competitions and fun-filled games were arranged for the event , such as fancy dress, drawing, colouring, painting, paper bag making, greeting card making, collage, poster designing, ribbon rose making, caption writing, elocution, puppet show, musical chair and slogan writing were conducted to make the day a memorable one. As the highlight of the day, teachers rendered a song medley related to children’s aspirations and future.
‘Children’s Day, apart from paying a glowing tribute to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, is also dedicated to children, who are the architects of modern society, and whose aspirations need to be protected and guided in the right direction’, complimented the school principal officiating, Hameeda Kadar. Children were given simple but meaningful gifts on the occasion as a token of love.
