Christmas Day Celebration 2017-2018,,,,,,MERRY CHRISTMAS🎅🎅

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As part of our international curriculum, students explore and celebrate all major festivals from around the world. It is part of exploring word cultures, being a global village and inculcating tolerance among the young ones.
Christmas is a time to give and forgive. Celebrated everywhere as a joyous family affair, we too, at school celebrated Christmas as a happy time for our children. A special assembly of the little children was held in the pre primary premises. “We wish you a merry Christmas…”, “Dashing through the snow…” filled the air with festivity. Little Santa too made a grand entry and gave adorable poses to click. The delight was uncontained especially as gifts were given and santa tattoos were made on their pretty faces.




























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