Children`s day was celebrated on the 15th of November. Children enthusiastically participated in a rangoli competition, held for the primary classes. It was an opportunity for the children to showcase their creative ability. While some of the kids decorated the rangoli with colours, others used flowers while yet an other child created a pattern using […]
Diwali, the festival of lights was celebrated on the 9th of November. Each child was given an earthen lamps which was painted and decorated by the child, which was later taken home by them. One of the didis narrated the story related to the celebration of Diwali. Children were given instructions to have a safe
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Dusshera was celebrated in an innovative way. Each child was asked to bring a toy which found its place in the “Kollu”. The significance of the festival was discussed by the didis. Some of the students donned the role of Hanuman, Radha, Shakuntala, Flower girl etc. Songs were sung and sweets (rabdi) were given to
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On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanthi celebration, children donned the roles of various leaders who led the freedom struggle. Children made a craft work of the charaka. Samples of Khadi were given to them. A quiz was also conducted in which the students ended up knowing more about the great leader and others wanting to
Some of the children made clay idols of Ganesha, while a few others made drawings and coloured / decorated them with sand and other materials. Few children enacted the story of how Lord Ganesha got his present form. Children also showcased their talent by singing songs. Chick peas were given to all the children on
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Dressed in the Kerala attire, children enthusiastically decorated the Rangoli with flowers. Some of them danced to the music of pookkalam, while yet others staged the story leading to the celebration of the festival. Children also showcased the cattamaran and donned the role of farmers. Banana chips were given to the children on the occasion.
Students resplendent in vibrant colours presented to their friends, the way in which the men folk attend the mosque and say their prayers. The significance of the day was highlighted by one of the didis. Children embraced each other and dates were distributed to all.
Independence day, on the 15th of August saw the children strolling clad in White with the tricolour band and flags in their hands. The tricolour was hosted by Shri Lagariji, a member of the Managing committee and Shri Rajinikanthji addressed the audience. Some children made a speech relating to the significance of the day. Children
Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated on the 8th of August with the students dressed as Krishna and Radha. Some of the children enacted the scene of Sri Krishna’s birth. Some really got into the spirit eating the butter meant for Lord Krishna.Songs were sung to mark the occasion, while others took joy in giving expression to
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There’s little doubt that flowers are beautiful, many have perfume aromas that stir the senses, and the act of giving and receiving flowers is woven into the very fabric of our culture. But did you know each flower has a meaning, and did you know each flower ‘sends an unspoken message?’ Well, at Auro Mirra
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