#schoolfestivities

CMR Gandhi Public School celebrated the auspicious festival of Dussehra with immense joy, togetherness, and cultural spirit. The celebration brought parents, students, and teachers together, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with devotion and festive energy. The event showcased the triumph of good over evil through engaging performances, traditional rituals, and activities that highlighted the essence of Dussehra. Parents actively participated alongside their children, making the occasion even more memorable. Such celebrations not only preserve our cultural heritage but also instill values of unity, respect, and moral strength in young learners. At CMR Gandhi Public School, every festival is an opportunity for children to connect with traditions while enjoying joyful moments with their families. The Dussehra event was a perfect example of holistic education, where cultural experiences go hand-in-hand with learning. Relive these vibrant moments of celebration, bonding, and festive spirit with us in this heartwarming video.

Students of SNS came together to celebrate the vibrant festival of Aadi Perukku, a traditional South Indian festival that honours the rivers and nature's bounty. Our Kinder Garten children dressed in traditional attire, participated in various cultural activities and rituals to mark this special occasion. The day began with a beautiful prayer followed by a conversation by the students of grade III that highlighted the significance of the festival. Our little ones also enjoyed creating “mulapaari” (sprouts) and learning about the importance Aadi month in farming and respect for nature.

Students of SNS came together to celebrate the vibrant festival of Aadi Perukku, a traditional South Indian festival that honours the rivers and nature's bounty. Our Kinder Garten children dressed in traditional attire, participated in various cultural activities and rituals to mark this special occasion. The day began with a beautiful prayer followed by a conversation by the students of grade III that highlighted the significance of the festival. Our little ones also enjoyed creating “mulapaari” (sprouts) and learning about the importance Aadi month in farming and respect for nature.