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Holy Mary’s School, Banur

The school marked Children’s Day with an unforgettable celebration, filling the school with excitement and laughter. Teachers of classes I to V led a special assembly, transforming into “students” for an entertaining skit that delighted young learners. The fun-filled enactment,...

Tribune News Service

Banur, Updated At : 10:23 AM Nov 20, 2024 IST

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The school marked Children’s Day with an unforgettable celebration, filling the school with excitement and laughter. Teachers of classes I to V led a special assembly, transforming into “students” for an entertaining skit that delighted young learners. The fun-filled enactment, capturing the playful antics of a classroom, had students thoroughly entertained and engaged. The festivities continued with the distribution of sweets, adding a sweet touch to the joyful day. Principal Shiny Devassy congratulated the staff for their enthusiasm and dedication in creating such a memorable celebration for the children.

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