Summary
The Cambridge School lit up Uttam Manch on November 14, 2024, with its vibrant 18th Annual Winter Fest and End of Year programme, a grand celebration of talent, creativity, and cultural richness.
Students, parents, and faculty came together to craft an unforgettable evening filled with enchanting performances.
The Cambridge School (TCS) lit up Uttam Manch on November 14, 2024, with its vibrant 18th Annual Winter Fest and End of Year programme, a grand celebration of talent, creativity, and cultural richness. Students, parents, and faculty came together to craft an unforgettable evening filled with enchanting performances.
Students came together for an unforgettable evening filled with enchanting performances. The Cambridge School, Kolkata
The festivities commenced with an uplifting keynote speech by Principal Mrs Sunita Chowdhary, who extended warm Children's Day wishes. Highlighting TCS’s innovative curriculum and its role in nurturing academic brilliance, she set a positive tone for the evening. Mrs Chowdhary then welcomed the chief guest, renowned journalist and novelist Mr Sandip Roy, lauding his contributions to journalism. Mr Roy addressed the audience and presented awards and scholarships to the school's top achievers, adding a touch of inspiration to the occasion.
The vibrant performance by the junior school students delighted the audience and set the stage for more. The Cambridge School, Kolkata
The cultural showcase opened with Junior School students from Nursery to Class II performing a charming adaptation of The Pied Piper of Hamelin. Their vibrant portrayal delighted the audience and set the stage for more.
Middle School students, from Classes III to VII, brought L. Frank Baum's The Wizard of Oz to life. The performance, filled with magical scenes, impressive stagecraft, and colorful costumes, transported the audience to a whimsical world and kept everyone captivated.
Through numerous gripping narratives the students created a spellbinding visual treat for the audience. The Cambridge School, Kolkata
Senior School students from Classes VIII to X delivered a rousing adaptation of The Greatest Showman. Through a gripping narrative of perseverance and triumph, they mesmerised with a mix of acting, dance, and storytelling, creating a spellbinding visual treat.
The evening concluded with A Levels students showcasing their flair in a medley of dance and song performances, ending the fest on a jubilant note.
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Last updated on 20 Nov 2024
