Jammu, November 14 (Scoop News)-BSF Senior Secondary School, Jammu, celebrated Children’s Day with great zeal and enthusiasm, filling the campus with vibrant energy and cheerful participation of students and staff alike.
The celebration began with paying floral tributes to the first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, whose birthday on November 14 is celebrated as Children’s Day across the nation to honor his affection and vision for children. The morning assembly marked the beginning of a beautifully organized event that showcased the creativity and talent of students through a series of cultural performances, songs, and dances.
The young participants took to the stage with confidence and grace, bringing to life the spirit of the occasion through their colorful attire and lively expressions. Each performance reflected their love for art and their enthusiasm to celebrate the day dedicated to childhood joy and innocence.
Adding a creative flavor to the celebration, a painting competition was organized, where students expressed their dreams and imagination through vivid strokes and colors, creating artworks that spoke volumes about their aspirations and vibrant perspectives.
In the afternoon session, the school ground turned into a hub of excitement as various games were arranged to engage students in fun-filled activities promoting teamwork and sportsmanship. The major highlight of the day included a thrilling musical chair competition, where girl students cheerfully competed against their teachers, creating a joyful and friendly atmosphere filled with laughter and encouragement.
The enthusiasm reached its peak during the cricket match between students and teachers, which drew loud cheers from the audience, celebrating camaraderie and school spirit. Dr. S. K. Shukla, Principal of BSF Senior Secondary School, lauded the efforts of the students for presenting such a well-coordinated and lively cultural program during the assembly. In his address, he emphasized the teachings and ideals of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, urging students to work sincerely toward fulfilling their goals and building a better future for themselves and the nation. He reminded them of Nehru’s vision of a modern and progressive India shaped by young minds full of curiosity and creativity. The celebration concluded on a cheerful and inspiring note, leaving behind a renewed sense of motivation among students to nurture their talents, uphold values of hard work and compassion, and contribute meaningfully to the progress of a new India.
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