| Sprawling Buds ICSE , Apple Kids International Pre-school, celebrate Annual Day ''VIBGYOR''. | | | Jammu, Dec 11: Sprawling Buds ICSE School and Apple Kids International Pre- School, Bantalab celebrated its Annual Day ''VIBGYOR'' with great pomp and show at General Zorawar Singh Auditorium Complex, University of Jammu, here this afternoon.
Prof. Manoj K. Dhar, Vice Chancellor, Jammu University was chief guest on the occasion. Guests of Honour, Dr. Koshal Sharma, Senior Superintendent of Police and Mr. Parveen Sharma, Chairman Citizen's coop. Bank Ltd distributed prizes among the achievers in Academic, Sports and cultural activities held during the year. Full of enthusiasm the tiny tots of School presented a colorful cultural programme which enthralled the gathering of distinguished audience of parents and students.
The function started with Ganesh vandana and lighting of ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest, Guests of Honor and other dignitaries. Then the little toddlers from Play group presented an eye catching FASHION SHOW based on Jungle theme in which they celebrated Mogli's birthday, which was followed by Yoga Aasans and martial art skills by the young students which thrilled the audience.
The function was based on the theme '' VIBGYOR" in which students beautifully presented colorful cultural items with joy and enthusiasm. They also presented an item based on Child Labor, in which students gave the message to Stop Child Labor and to give right to education to every child.
Earlier, Vice- Principal of the School, vidhina Mahajan welcomed the Chief Guest, other special invitees and also the parents of the students at the day-long function. It was followed by the presentation of annual report by the Director of the school, Arti Sharma. She owed the credit of magnificent achievements of the school in a short span of time to the dedicated staff and cooperative parents.
Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Prof. Manoj K Dhar appreciated the efforts of the school in providing quality education and moulding the kids into all round characters at this young age. |
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