Carnival 2022
Vivekananda Mission School hosts Carnival 2022 for primary and pre-primary students
Our Correspondent
Posted on 05 Apr 2022
18:29 PM
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Vivekananda Mission School, Joka, hosted Carnival 2022-Happiness Unlimited for primary and pre-primary sections on March 25 and 26. Fun games and food stalls awaited children, guardians and the school staff. “Schoolchildren were one of the worst sufferers of the pandemic. It was always our intention to get them back to campus at the earliest opportunity. The carnival was our way of welcoming them back and helping them acclimatise with the school environment through games and activities,” said Arnab Chandra, rector, Vivekananda Mission School (VMS) Joka. Source: VMS
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Day 1 was for the primary section. Students could play a wide variety of games such as Feed the Monkey, Treasure Hunt, Memory Game, Ring the Thing, Spin Wheel of Chocolates, Knock Down, The Hungry Joker Bob and Waddle through the Hurdle. There was a tattoo corner where the little ones got their favourite figurines inked on their hands and arms. Source: VMS
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Day 2 saw the pre-primary section students play games like Hit the Pin, Treasure Hunt, Memory Game, Sorting of Balls, The Hungry Joker Bob, Spin Wheel of Chocolates, Waddle Through the Hurdle, Ring the Bottle. Exciting prizes like colourful cartoon pens, stickers, candies, colourful erasers were given away. A selfie station was set up for the kids. Source: VMS
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Children were invited to showcase their talent on an open stage. Source: VMS
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A bouncy castle had the children jumping for joy. Source: VMS
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The carnival had something for parents too — a lucky draw and Guess the Weight of the Cake stall. Puchkaman, Wow Momo, The Midnight Baker and Cream Bell set up food stalls. “Learning should be fun for all. The pre-primary and primary section children are now being called in small groups to help them adjust to the school environment. With the idea of 'happiness in learning’ children are being involved in lots of fun-filled activities. The reward that we are taking back today is the fun and enjoyment experienced by our children,” said Sarmistha Banerjee, principal of VMS Joka. Source: VMS
Last updated on 05 Apr 2022
18:29 PM
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