NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, KENGERI, BENGALURU

REPORT ON ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATION FOR GRADE-5 TO 8

National Public School, Kengeri, celebrated its Annual Day ‘Spandan’ –

SAGA OF SANSKRUTI SOURABHA for students of Grade-5 to 8 with

unprecedented fanfare on 17th December 2019 at Bunt’s Sangha

Auditorium, Vijayanagar, Bengaluru. The entire venue was decorated

elegantly. A grand stage had been set up with professional sound system.

Mr. Rishi, the sandalwood actor and Mrs. Shylaja Somanna, the President of

Sri V. Somanna Prathishtana were the invited chief guests. Students of

Grade-11 Monisha, Janani and Thaqiya hosted the entire programme and

welcomed the chief guests and other dignitaries.

Mrs. Geeta Dikshit, the Principal read the annual report of the school. She

made the audience aware of the school’s achievements in academics and co-

curricular arenas.

Addressing on the occasion Mr. Rishi, the sandalwood actor, lauded and

praised the school for raising the educational standard in the city and urged

people to first believe and love themselves.

The stage took on hues enhancing the mood of every excitement. The entire

school participated wholeheartedly towards the success of this grand event.

There was festive atmosphere all around and parents were visibly excited to

watch their children’s performance. Our Annual Day was a celebration of

culture, art, creativity and talent. In the exuberant atmosphere, one could

see the skills and talent of the young students being showcased with

aplomb. The celebration proved to be a platform for the students to come

together & show their inherent talents. The venue reverberated with

thunderous applause; gleaming faces exchanged appreciative nods as the

audience witnessed the perfection and extravaganza of the show. The

theatre play also had musical elements to bring symphony and melody into

life. The ambience was complimented with the mind-blowing lighting and

sound which was a visual treat to the audience who left the venue

spellbound. The exhilarating show was an unforgettable experience and left

a lasting impression on the minds of everyone present. The talented

students presented mesmerizing cultural event, the folk dances of

Karnataka (the Dollukunitha, Poojakunitha, Kolata, Kamsale, Yakshagana,

Karavalikunitha, Hulivesha and so on…) blending with Theatre plays, and

folk songs.

At the end Master Vidit of Grade-11 thanked the chief-guest, dignitaries,

and parents for having spared their time to attend the function; he also

thanked his fellow friends, teachers, and the Principal for organizing the

function successfully. Thus, the programme had upheld the fading tradition

of folklore.