The students were looking forward
to the Grandparent's Day with much enthusiasm and eagerness. The day began with
the students getting ready with gusto for the performances. Grade 4 sang
the Grandparent's Day song and most of Grade 4 students were involved in the
Choir singing Christmas carols for the nativity play. The Choir students
dressed in white shirts, blue jeans, black belt and poinsettia flowers and bow
ties for girls and boys respectively.
The Choir mesmerised the audience
and enthralled them with their magical voices. The Grandparent's Day song was a
hit too. Grade 2 and 3 sang Hindi songs for the grandparents. The Early Years
students showcased the nativity play on the birth of Jesus Christ. After the
performances, the students and grandparents went to the different venues for
activities planned out for them. Grade 4 grandparents got busy planting a
sapling in a pot and painting the pot together. The grandparents then
wrote messages for the grandchildren on hearts. The grandchildren had
already made acrostic poems on their grandparents and these were laminated and
handed over to the grandparents for keepsake. It was touching to read the poems
written by the kids and the special heartfelt notes written by the
grandparents. The love in the air was palpable and the special bond shared by
the grandchildren and grandparents was celebrated.
At the end of the activity, the planted and painted pots were taken back home with them to be nurtured and grown together.
At the end of the activity, the planted and painted pots were taken back home with them to be nurtured and grown together.
It was a memorable day for
all.
Here are a few photographs from the event.
Here are a few photographs from the event.
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