Jaipur. The 78th Independence Day celebration was celebrated with great enthusiasm at “The Mother’s Touch Kids Academy”. School Principal Rekha Gaur hoisted the flag in the Independence Day celebration and the program started with the national anthem.
During this, the enthusiasm of the students and teachers did not diminish amidst the rain and the colourful and cultural program started in a passionate manner. The song Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon Jara Aankh Mein Bhar Lo Paani, full of patriotic spirit, was sung by small school children.
Apart from this, some children presented speeches in English. The school students danced to many songs including patriotic songs Desh Rangeela-Rangeela……., Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani…………, I Love My India……..
In his speech at the Independence Day celebration, Director Shri Krishna Chandra Sharma said that apart from academic success, we also emphasize on character building. Our school’s values of respect, responsibility and excellence serve as a guide for our approach to interacting with others and our work. I encourage you to adopt these values in your daily lives and become good role models for your peers.
At the end of the program, Principal Rekha Gaur wished the students a happy 78th Independence Day celebration and said in her address that today we are celebrating Independence Day with joy, take a moment to consider the importance of freedom and the responsibilities that come with it. One of my top priorities as Principal is to ensure that our students receive high-quality education.
This day is a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought for the independence of our country. Inspired by their valor, try to fulfill your dreams and contribute to making our country better. Children should understand their responsibility towards the country and always strive to become a good citizen.
During this, teachers Archana Sharma, Vandana Sharma, Chitrarekha Gaur and Nandkanwar Rathore were present. At the end of the function, social worker Sitaram Kumawat and his wife Santara Kumawat distributed prizes to the school children.
