Gurukul Gyan Academy Marks Diwali with Children’s Performances, Rangolis and Health Messages

Diwali Celebrated with Fervour at Gurukul Gyan Academy

Amethi. The festival of lights, Diwali, was celebrated with enthusiasm and fervour at Gurukul Gyan Academy. During the programme, the school’s young children presented a range of cultural and creative performances, with Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha regarded as witnesses to the celebrations.

The children also delivered messages on the proper way to celebrate Diwali, along with the religious and cultural significance of the festival. They advised people to eat fewer sweets during Diwali and used their presentations to spread awareness on the issue.

A fancy dress competition was organised for students from different classes. Students from all the houses of the school also prepared attractive rangolis as part of the celebrations.

Through their artwork, the children displayed their creative talent and also conveyed important messages related to social reform. The rangoli designs and other activities gave students an opportunity to communicate these messages through creative work.

Speaking on the occasion, school manager OP Singh said that programmes presented by children play an important role in bringing out and developing their hidden talents. He said that such events help in the all-round development of children.

OP Singh added that programmes of this kind should continue to be organised regularly in the school.

The school’s principal, Nidhi Singh, and school coordinator Apoorva were present at the programme. Sangeeta Tripathi, Jagriti Modanwal, Komal Yadav, Pooja Singh, Shilpi Kundu Sen, Rajan Singh, Prabhat Kumar Singh, Priyanka Tiwari, Mansha Singh, Sarla Tiwari, Mohammad Aftab, Beenu, Latesh, Rajia Siddiqui, Sakshi, Deepika Tripathi, Sadhana Singh and Shashibala also attended the event.

Teachers and other members of the school’s teaching staff were present during the Diwali celebrations.