Children's Day
In Pictures| Children's Day Celebration 2024 Across Schools in Kolkata
Our Correspondent
Posted on 18 Nov 2024
15:40 PM
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With the collective enthusiasm and effort of our dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff, we celebrated Children's Day with a vibrant showcase of music, dance, drama and games Adamas International School
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The event culminated in a heartfelt PowerPoint presentation reflecting the incredible journey of our students and their cherished association with AIS. A day full of joy, creativity, and memories to cherish forever! Adamas International School
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14 November 2024 was a vibrant and joyful day at Aditya Academy Secondary Barasat with an enthusiastic celebration by the students and staff members. The day began with a special assembly. The students were overjoyed as they participated in classroom decorations. Aditya Academy Secondary Barasat
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As a token of love and appreciation, students received special food packets, generously sponsored by the school management. The event concluded with the national anthem and a renewed commitment from students and teachers to nurture a supportive and inclusive school environment. Aditya Academy Secondary Barasat
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Childhood is probably the best phase of human life and the most impressionistic years of our lives, for…..“Children see magic in everything, because they look for it.” This year, on Children’s Day Adamas World School celebrated with a special assembly that began with the principal, Mr. Gobind S. Moorjani addressed the students with a short story followed by a group song and a short drama presented by the teachers. Children were in splits, clapping and cheering! They enjoyed the show wholeheartedly. Adamas World School
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Classes Toddlers to V were shown a movie while classes VI upwards enjoyed a friendly Cricket match between Teachers(gents) and Students (boys) of class XI & XII. There was a tug-of-war between Teachers (ladies) and Students (Girls) as well. In both the events, students were the winners. The day ended with gifts to the students, fun and enjoyment. Adamas World School
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Children’s Day celebration was filled with joy and surprises. Primary teachers delighted students by dressing in school uniforms, while senior students enjoyed a surprise fashion show featuring their teachers. Aditya Academy Senior Secondary, Dum Dum
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The day continued with a friendly cricket match between teachers and students, and a vibrant Garba dance by senior girls. Other students had a fun movie time in their classrooms. It was a day of laughter, togetherness, and unforgettable memories, embracing the spirit of childhood. Aditya Academy Senior Secondary, Dum Dum
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Apeejay School Salt Lake celebrated Children's Day 2024 in a truly special and memorable way. The event began with a vibrant program organized by the teachers, featuring lively songs, energetic dance performances, a humorous skit, a musical antakshari, and an engaging quiz show. Apeejay School Salt Lake
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These performances brought joy and laughter to all, creating a festive atmosphere. The students then participated in a variety of fun-filled activities, including craft-making and experiential learning sessions, allowing them to explore their creativity and curiosity. The day was filled with laughter, learning, and celebration, making it an unforgettable experience for all the children. Apeejay School Salt Lake
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The primary section of Apeejay School Park Street ,Kolkata celebrated Children's Day in the school to foster a sense of unity and belonging among students. The children’s creativity , self expression and team work were encouraged . The theme was ‘Sharing is Caring’. Thus the children of classes 3 ,4 and 5 prepared nutritious chaats , bhelpuri and mocktails with the ingredients they had carried to school and shared them amongst themselves. Outdoor games had been organized to promote teamwork and sportsmanship. Children also showcased their talents in classrooms and played antakshari as a team. The distribution of gifts and ice-creams on behalf of the school was appreciated by all. In the latter half the children enjoyed watching movies. Apeejay School Park Street
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The Children’s Day celebration was a resounding success promoting joy , learning and social responsibility. It was a reaffirmation of nurturing young minds and shaping future leaders with a positive mind set. Classes 1 and 2 had visited a Nature Park along with their teachers. They enjoyed the flora and fauna amidst nature .The chirruping of the birds and the sound of the rippling water body enhanced the ambience. It was also a learning lesson for them while walking back to school as they were taught the safety measures on the road. Apeejay School Park Street
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On the grand annual occasion of celebrating the children of Ashok Hall, the teachers and the administrative staff took it upon themselves to stage a magnificent show of talents with many humorous and enthusiastic endeavours, as on Children's Day, 14th November, we all saw the teachers take down their teaching caps and put on act after act seamlessly. The students cheered on happily as they saw their teachers, usually lovingly strict, and caringly concerned, put on a carefree demeanor as they sang heartfelt favourites that would quench the soul of all generations alike,, after which a delightful performance of classical dance was showcased, with all the lovely attire and getups adding to the experience another level. Not to forget, the drama that they set up, depicting the toil and trouble of both students, and teachers lives', teaches us, yet again, that no faction is without its fair share of pains and gains. And then after a meaningful lesson, the teachers also performed an energetic western dance routine to peppy beats which got the student community up and on their toes! Ashok Hall
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The event drawed towards an end with a classy fashion show, where the teachers donned their best and strut down the ground, striking powerful poses as the students clapped and shouted for an encore, but as time wraps it all up, the teachers all took a bow as they finished it up with grace and beauty, giving the children, a Children's Day to remember. Ashok Hall
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BDM International This Children’s Day B.D.M International was dedicated to cherishing and acknowledging the role of children in shaping the future, with a varied range of performances by the teachers including choir, enactment of nursery rhymes, folk-dance, fashion show, skit and medley of songs- as they revisited the classroom days that also enabled children understand the importance of peer learning, co-curricular activities, collaboration, creativity and teamwork! The young ones received ‘seed pencils’ as a token of love and appreciation in order to commit to an eco-friendly environment and embrace a greener future!
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‘Teacher-Student Role Reversal’ on this day was full of fun and excitement, a heartwarming and thrilling experience for the students to see their teachers dance and sway. The performances put up wholeheartedly were throughout appreciated by the students, as it took them down the memory lane! Each member of the institution ensured that the programme was well presented.The students were reminded of Nehru’s devotion to the welfare, education, and development of children and youth at large. BDM International
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Children help us to celebrate life's finest moments with utmost sincerity. Their presence makes an institution lively. In order to celebrate them, the teachers of Birla High School had put up various performances on Children's Day. The programme commenced with the Saraswati Vandana which was followed by the Principal's address to the students. To strike the right note of celebration, the teachers went on to present a symphonic rendition through orchestral, group, as well as solo musical performances. Birla High School
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The IT teachers had prepared a powerpoint presentation for the students which they enjoyed a lot. The programme ended with a drama, titled 'Grooving with the Ghosts', which also contained fashion show and dance performances by the teachers. Principal, Ms Loveleen Saigal, played a cameo in the drama which got the students elated with joy. Birla High School
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On the occasion of Children’s Day, the students of Classes Nursery to IV enjoyed a mesmerizing magic show that left them all thrilled and spellbound. The magician's tricks and illusions brought smiles and laughter, and created a magical atmosphere. The event was a delightful success, making Children's Day memorable for all the juniors. The students from Classes V to X were taken to Victoria Memorial, Kolkata. This fun-filled educational trip was organized to provide the students with a unique opportunity to learn about India’s rich history and culture. DPS Barasat
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Accompanied by a team of 22 teachers, and 12 support staff members, upon arrival, students were mesmerized by the magnificent paintings and sculptures which stand as symbols of the Colonial Past. Guided tours were arranged for the students, during which they explored various galleries inside the memorial. In addition to the historical exhibits, the students of Classes IX and X attended the Science Film Festival conducted by Victoria Memorial in collaboration with Goethe Institut, Kolkata, which enhanced their understanding of history, science and sustainability. DPS Barasat
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The Children's Day celebration at DPS Ruby Park was a vibrant and joyful event dedicated to the students. The day kicked off with an energetic performance by the teachers, showcasing their hidden talents through singing and dancing, much to the delight of the children. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and applause as students cheered for their beloved educators. DPS Ruby Park
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Later, the excitement continued with a friendly football match between teachers and students. Both teams showcased their skills and sportsmanship, creating a fun and competitive spirit. The match ended in a jubilant atmosphere, with students celebrating their team's efforts. Overall, the celebration fostered camaraderie and made lasting memories for everyone involved, highlighting the special bond between teachers and students. DPS Ruby Park
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At GD Birla Centre of Education, Children's Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy. The day began with a special assembly where students presented inspiring speeches, songs, and dances, showcasing their talents. Teachers, dressed in festive attire, organized fun-filled activities like quizzes, games, and art competitions, creating an atmosphere of excitement. GD Birla Centre of Education
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The highlight of the event was a heartwarming skit performed by students, emphasizing the importance of childhood and the role of education in shaping the future. The celebration concluded with a distribution of sweets, leaving everyone with smiles and cherished memories of the day. GD Birla Centre of Education
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Harrow Hall School organized a memorable Children’s Day celebration filled with fun and entertainment for students across all grades. The junior school enjoyed a lively jam session, showcasing their singing and dancing talents. The little ones also indulged in fun-filled games, adding joy and laughter to the day. Meanwhile, students from Classes IV to X were treated to a movie outing. They visited the New Empire Cinema Hall to watch Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, a thrilling experience that left them thrilled and delighted. Harrow Hall School
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The event was meticulously planned to ensure every student had an enjoyable day. Teachers and staff participated enthusiastically, making the celebration even more special. Principal Mrs Jayshree Majumder expressed pride in fostering a joyful environment for students, saying, "Such events create cherished memories and strengthen the bond within our school community." It was truly a day to remember, celebrating the spirit of childhood and togetherness. Harrow Hall School
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Indus Valley World School commemorated Children's Day on November 14th with a vibrant and memorable program, spreading laughter and excitement throughout the campus. The Junior Section witnessed teachers from Grades 3-5 showcasing India's rich cultural diversity through a stunning ramp show, donning traditional attire from various regions. The Middle School auditorium transformed into a hub of entertainment with the captivating drama, "Burun er Golpo," adapted from Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay's "Gosaibaganer Bhoot." Teachers' enthusiastic participation in dance, drama, music, and role-play left students of Grades 6-8 mesmerized. Indus Valley World School
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For Grades 9-12, teachers presented engaging songs, dance performances, and a surprise rendition. A semi-classical dance performance by senior faculty and a thrilling football match between students and teachers added to the excitement. Teachers emerged victorious in a tiebreaker, sparking cheers. Food stalls offered a gastronomic experience, and students received personalized tokens and mementos. As they savored delicacies and took photos with teachers, the deep bond between mentor and mentee shone through. Indus Valley World School
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Children's Day, 2024 at Jewish Girls' School was a day filled with joy and wonder. Middle and senior school students embarked on exciting picnics, heading to the picturesque Akanta Apon Picnic Spot and the serene Golden Glow Garden. Equipped with racquets, footballs, and cards, students engaged in a variety of outdoor activities. Whether they were swinging on swings, sliding down the slides, challenging friends to a badminton match, or sharing laughter over a game of cards under the shade of a tree, the day was filled with fun and camaraderie. Jewish Girls' School
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Junior school students in classes 3 and 4 had a memorable outing to Cinepolis. They were captivated by the enchanting film "Appu," and the delicious popcorn and soft drinks added to the magical cinematic experience. The youngest students, from Pre-Nursery to Class 2, were mesmerised by a magical show held at school . Their eyes widened in astonishment as they witnessed the remarkable feats of the magician. Jewish Girls' School
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Julien Day School, Ganganagar celebrated Children's Day with the 'Annual School Fete' held at the sunny grounds of Julian Nursery School which buzzed with vibrant energy and excitement. Families, students, and community members gathered for a day filled with joyous celebrations. The colorful array of stalls adorned with handmade crafts, delectable treats, and captivating games enticed visitors from all corners. Julien Day School, Ganganagar
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From the enticing aroma of freshly baked goods to the laughter echoing from lively game booths, the fete offered an eclectic mix of entertainment. The enthusiastic participation of attendees, coupled with the unwavering support from volunteers, teachers and members of the management contributed to its resounding success. As the sun set on the day's festivities, the resounding laughter and smiling faces encapsulated the spirit of unity and camaraderie that defines Julien Day School Ganganagar's Annual Fete, leaving indelible impressions on all who attended. Julien Day School, Ganganagar
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The Annual Carnival at Julien Day School, Howrah like every other year commenced with 40 children from the Social Service Department of Don Bosco Liluah School and 35 children from CINI Asha inaugurating the Carnival. In this heartfelt exploration of dedication to social change the sole purpose for celebrating Children’s Day in our School is inviting Underprivileged Children to inaugurate our Carnival and gifting them small tokens of our love. With each year the count of these underprivileged children are increasing, thanks to each parent who contributes and encourages their children to participate in this good cause. Julien Day School, Howrah
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The day began with our Principal , Mrs.Maryann Thorpe Smith, Our Vice Principal, Mrs.Cheryl Sampayo welcoming all the children. This was followed by Our Director of Education and Development, Mr.Terence John saying a special prayer for all the children and declaring the Carnival open. The opening ceremony led everyone into a colourful vista of activities organised by our teachers.The staff had planned a gala of fun and frolic activities which attracted the children and took them to the realm of ecstasy. Children’s Day was marked with grand splendour and fiesta as the school campus buzzed with excitement and joy as it was a day wherein fun and frolic dominated. The children came dressed in casual dresses and relished their favourite food with classmates. Julien Day School, Howrah
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Julien Day School Kalyani celebrated Children’s Day with a spectacular carnival that filled the atmosphere with joy and excitement. The event was inaugurated by our Principal, Mr. Garfield D'souza, Teacher In Charge, Mr. Richard Green and Junior Coordinator, Ms. Philomena Rozario, who warmly welcomed students and parents alike, emphasizing the importance of cherishing childhood. The carnival featured a lively dance floor where students showcased their dancing skills, accompanied by a music requests stall that allowed them to select their favourite songs. This engaging setup created an energetic atmosphere that resonated throughout the school grounds. Julien Day School Kalyani
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Adding to the excitement, the games stall provided various entertaining activities, offering hampers and prizes that delighted participants of all ages. A highlight of the event was the sumptuous food stall, managed entirely by our dedicated teachers, who served an array of delicious snacks and meals that catered to everyone’s tastes. Parents also joined in the fun, making it a day of community bonding and shared laughter. The entire celebration was a resounding success, with students and parents enjoying every moment to the fullest. This Children's Day was not only a day of festivities but also a heartfelt reminder of the joy and innocence of childhood. Happy Children’s Day. Julien Day School Kalyani
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The school carnival was inaugurated by the managing trustee S.E. Broughton at 10:00a.m. Miss Jessica Broughton was a special guest and she stayed till the end of the carnival.Director of Education Mr. Terence John joined for a short while and later the chairman,Mr. J.G. Broughton attended with his son Mr. Joshua Broughton to add up to the joy and enthusiasm of the carnival. They all played games and enjoyed the food at the counters. Julien Day School, Kolkata
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The carnival boasted a wide range of activities, including: Games, music and footstall’s. Classic carnival games such as ‘Can the Can’ , ‘Light the candles’ , ‘Test your Nerve’ and many more. A special corner was dedicated for tiny tots to enjoy on the Bouncy castle. Students handcrafted items were displayed to encourage and build their confidence.Tattoo making stole the show of the students and parents. Various foods provided delicious options, ranging from ice- cream, popcorn, puchkas and many Indian delicacies Julien Day School, Kolkata
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Kalyani Public School, Barasat's Children's Day Celebration was a delightful affair filled with laughter, joy and vibrant energy of both teachers and students.The day commenced with lightning of the lamp, garlanding and paying homage to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Kalyani Public School, Barasat
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Principal Ma'am,Mrs Rupa Dey and Incharge Ma'am Mrs.Sutapa Bose shared the heart warming messages emphasizing the importance of nurturing creativity and curiosity in every child. Teachers showcased their talent of Singing and Recitation. The hypnotic MAGIC SHOW left the students enthralled. Kalyani Public School, Barasat
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On the occasion of Children's Day, we had a delightful and fun-filled celebration at school! The teachers performed two heartwarming skits: "The Sky Falls on Squeaky the Squirrel" and "Zelda the Zebra Loses His Stripes", which brought smiles to everyone’s faces. We also enjoyed a wonderful time dancing and singing together, creating beautiful memories with our little ones. To make the day even more special, we distributed food packets to all the children, ensuring they had a tasty treat to enjoy. La Martiniere for Boys
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Afterward, the children of the Kindergarten and Class 1 had the opportunity to stretch their legs and play freely on the playground, enjoying the fresh air and some joyful outdoor activities. It was a day full of laughter, fun, and love for our dear children, and we are grateful to be part of their early learning journey. La Martiniere for Boys
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14th November at La Martiniere for Girls is the day that witnesses the most delightful of transformations in teachers, who don many avatars for their most appreciative audience – the children. This year, Children’s Day was celebrated with much fanfare, at the Lawrence Hall of La Martiniere for Girls, to a packed audience comprising children from kindergarten to senior school. They appeared in coloured clothes and received goodies from the school. La Martiniere for Girls
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The hall erupted with cheers as the programme was introduced with a poem showcasing the teachers’ knowledge of contemporary acronyms that children use to communicate with each other. The audience sang along with their teachers to many popular and nostalgic numbers. Teachers took the children on a time-travel with the ‘Evolution of Dance’, tapping to timeless tunes from decades ago. The children could not contain their joy at the sight of their teachers dressed as European Dancing Dolls; from Flamenco to Bella Ciao, Mama Mia and Dancing Queen, the performers displayed their versatility and creativity in every performance. La Martiniere for Girls
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