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Mangaluru, Nov 15, 2024 : St. Agnes Preparatory School (CBSE) celebrated Children’s Day on November 14th with an atmosphere filled with enthusiasm, joy, and memorable experiences for our young learners, marking the birth anniversary of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The day was organized with engaging activities that honored the spirit of childhood and celebrated the talents of our students.

The celebration commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by KG coordinator and the esteemed chief guest, Sr. Letitia A.C. , alongside several students. This act symbolized the illumination of knowledge and the promising future that awaits our young learners. A poignant moment ensued as the children, accompanied by Sr. Letitia and the teachers, presented flowers in tribute to "Chacha" Nehru, expressing their respect and admiration. Following this, a heartfelt prayer song created a serene and uplifting atmosphere for the day's events.

The festivities commenced with a warm welcome song performed by the teachers, setting an inviting tone for the event. Following this, the preschool educators entertained the audience with an engaging skit that conveyed a meaningful message, resonating with both students and staff alike. To further enhance the atmosphere, a lively dance performance by the teachers captivated all the children, infusing the hall with joy and laughter.

A special wishing song dedicated to the children conveyed heartfelt love and good wishes. Following this, engaging games filled the atmosphere with laughter and excitement, fostering a sense of camaraderie as the children celebrated the day together.

The highlight of the event was Sr. Letitia’s encouraging address, where she inspired the children to pursue their dreams with dedication. She also distributed prizes to the winners of competitions held for Children's Day, acknowledging their hard work and achievements. This recognition inspired the students to continue striving for excellence.

Teacher Shalet hosted the program with grace, skillfully navigating the day's events with warmth and enthusiasm. The celebration concluded on a delightful note, as sweets were distributed to all the children, leaving everyone with smiles and a sense of pride, truly capturing the essence of Children’s Day.