Children's Day
A look at the Children's Day Celebration 2023 across schools in Kolkata
Our Correspondent
Posted on 27 Nov 2023
16:04 PM
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The teachers and students of Aditya Academy Secondary, Barasat celebrated Children's Day with befitting events and great grandeur. The fun-filled assembly organised by the teachers, the class party and the merry dancing with thrilling music were greatly enjoyed by the students on the day especially meant for them. The teachers began the day with an assembly and read out the news headlines. A special program for the students followed- where the teachers danced, sang, and recited various poems for the children. Aditya Academy Secondary, Barasat
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The classrooms were decorated with glittery items they had brought with them from their houses. Colourful art papers, print outs showing ‘Children’s Day’ on bold, balloons and many other colourful items were displayed on each and every classroom of the school. The children decorated their blackboards with cartoon characters in pink, yellow, green and blue chalks. This was the only day when all of them could sing, dance and play without any obligation but obviously within the proper decorum. All the students shared the delicacies they had brought with them.The day was marked and ended up with cherishing moments of their lives. Aditya Academy Secondary, Barasat
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A smile is priceless, an innocent smile, even more so. To be able to elicit innocent smiles is an art, a blessing. On 18 November 2023, Calcutta Girls High School celebrated Children's Day. It was a day made dazzling with various glittering performances by teachers, as a poetic script, a fun drama, exquisite dance presentations, impeccable musical events, and a dazzling fashion show put up by the educators. The day was blessed by the Principal's inspirational speech and her holy words of earnest prayers. Calcutta Girls High School
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The day was glorified as the uproarious laughter of students, their resounding applause, and unending shouts of cheer resonated through the auditorium where the presentations were staged. Indeed, it was a joyous day for the dear students of Calcutta Girls High School and a satisfying day for all to feel the pulsating joy of the beloved pupils. What the bard said is indeed true, "All's well that ends well." Calcutta Girls High School
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We couldn’t believe it when our teachers told us that we wouldn’t be having a Children’s Day celebration this year! However, we had to guess it, they of course had something up their sleeves for us! On 24th November, teachers of Delhi Public School Newtown, put together a wonderful programme for all the students. It started with a poem during which teachers gave each student a memory to hold on to as they talked about each section and some antics of those classes which made them children!. It was followed by a medley of songs, during which the children clapped their hands to the beat and sung along . All the events were incorporated in a skit. The skit was about King Akbar’s court where he demanded to have more fun, frolic and no work after having experienced the immense joy from his court performances! Delhi Public School Newtown
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Our senior school’s beloved English teacher took us all by surprise as she entered in her gorgeous getup as Anarkali and soon resonated with our generation. Salim and Birbal, who proved to be the crowd’s favourites, fought for her approval. It was a riot of hilarity. The programme ended with dance performances by our beloved teachers . The last dance with a touch of comedy made the students laugh their hearts out! Our principal ma’am, Mrs Sonali Sen along with our vice principal, Mrs Ambica Mehra were also present and concluded the joyous event with a few words of encouragement. A Children’s Day as special as each of us are! Delhi Public School Newtown
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Loreto Day School, Elliot Road celebrated Children's Day on 24th November. The programme aimed to celebrate the uniqueness of each child .It began with a prayer service followed by a melodious rendition of songs by the teachers which inspired children to dare to do the impossible and be different. The dance performances of the teachers to various folk songs of India swept away the children. An inspirational rap was shown to the students followed by the greeting song which was an expression of the deep love teachers have in their hearts for their students. Loreto Day School, Elliot Road
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A special performance was put up by Sir Kamran Khurshid which left the students moving and grooving together with joy . The immensely enjoyable programme came to an end with the Principal's inspiring words to the students. Children chatted ,laughed and made memories over a small treat from the school before going home. Loreto Day School, Elliot Road
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St. Augustine's Day School Barrackpore celebrated Children's Day on November 16, 2023, in honour of the birthday of India's first Prime Minister, Shri Jawaharlal Nehru. The school orchestrated a day filled with jubilant festivities for students spanning from Pre-Primary to class 12. The younger students, in Pre-Primary, embarked on an exciting picnic, adding an extra layer of joy to their Children's Day experience. Also, a special magic show was arranged, captivating the imaginations of the youngest attendees. The highlight of the celebration was the extraordinary involvement of the school's dedicated teaching staff. Teachers took centre stage, showcasing their talents through a variety of performances, including skits, dances, songs, and recitations. This unique display of talent left the students thrilled and delighted, as they witnessed their mentors in a different light. St. Augustine's Day School Barrackpore
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For the senior students, a series of engaging activities, such as Antakshari and Dumb Charades, were organized. What made these games even more special was the participation of teachers, who teamed up with the students, creating a collaborative and enjoyable atmosphere. The camaraderie between students and teachers during these games added a memorable touch to the day. Amidst the celebrations, the school ensured that the students were treated to delectable refreshments, further elevating their joyous experience. The Children's Day celebration at St. Augustine's Day School concluded with content and happy hearts as children left for their homes, cherishing the memories of a day filled with fun and camaraderie. The event not only paid homage to Shri Jawaharlal Nehru but also fostered a sense of unity and joy among the students and teachers, creating lasting memories for everyone involved. St. Augustine's Day School Barrackpore
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Like every year, St. Luke's Day School celebrates Children's Day on 14 November with fun-filled activities by children and cultural performances by teachers. The programme was inaugurated by our Principal Madam who delivered a short speech on the significance of this day and the health camp that was to follow. Cultural performances by teachers including music , dance, one act play, mimes and colourful stage shows entertained the radiance who clapped incessantly. St. Luke's Day School
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This was followed by the most awaited - "the phuchka or panipuri" treat for children of all classes. What fun it was to watch our students gulp down one mouth- watering "Phuchka' after the another! They vanished in moments and yet the long queue of students seemed never ending. An awareness rally on the occasion of " World Diabetes Day" with the students and teachers was the centre of attraction. Colourful posters, flex displaying health awareness and anti diabetes campaign made it a day of great significance. A free medical camp was arranged for students, teachers and parents to spread the awareness even more. The school looked colourful with beautiful decorations by students and teachers. The day ended with lots of happy memories and awareness about health for all. St. Luke's Day School
Last updated on 29 Nov 2023
14:39 PM
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