Cultural Programs

The beginning of a year is an eventful time for schools and students. It is also the time when most schools organise the most important event of the year, the annual day. Celebrating the school annual day provides the school with an opportunity to showcase its achievements.

This function also gives students an opportunity to showcase their various talents and interact with their teachers in a more informal environment. From dance performances to plays and musical events to speeches, the school annual day is one day that is eagerly anticipated by children and parents alike, every year. This is also a day when achievers are felicitated for their accomplishments in the academic year.

Along with students and teachers, the principal also play an important part in helping organise the annual day and ensuring its success.

The school annual day allow students to display their talents and build their confidence. Some schools have their best students in the front, and others have their average and below average students in the limelight. This is something we practice in our school. I have seen students benefit a lot from these functions as they shed their inhibitions and perform on the stage. Not to mention that they have more motivation to work on their talents, knowing that they can share them with an audience.

This is also a way for the parents to be to be involved, as they can come and encourage the children on stage. And not just their own children, but also other children. However, this is missing these days, as many parents only show up for their own child’s event and leave once it’s done.