We celebrated both Deepavali and Children’s Day on November 6, 2026 in SMART Pavilion with great enthusiasm.
It began with a warm welcome address by Ms. Anusha, followed by the lighting of the lamp and a graceful Bharatanatyam welcome dance presented by Manshiyaana of Grade 8.
The Principal addressed the gathering and shared important safety tips on celebrating Deepavali, particularly while bursting crackers. Ms. Manisha and Ms. Lakshmi Sita shared their experiences as freshers in the school.
Thivya Sri of Grade 7 delivered a Tamil speech on “The history of Deepavali”. Aaron Kemuvel of Grade 6 spoke on “The Evolution of Diwali Through the Years”. Varshini of Grade 5 shared her thoughts on “My Last Year’s Deepavali Celebration”, while Aradhana of Grade 4 spoke on “Clean and Green Diwali”.
A lively and entertaining Tamil skit titled “Angry Bird”, presented by the gents faculty, was one of the highlights of the celebration. Their wonderful acting, livent expressions and excellent teamwork captivated the students and kept them thoroughly engaged throughout the performance. The exciting biscuit games conducted by Ms. Bhagya added further fun and entertainment to the occasion.
Jenishiya and Ashini of Grade 9 delivered a splendid dance performance in traditional half-saree attire. Their graceful movements, excellent coordination and energetic presentation to a medley of songs made it truly impressive.
The Grade 4 boys presented an energetic group dance to a lively Deepavali song. The performance featured by S. B. Reshvanth, Adithya, Revanth, Akhil M. Jose, Neo Leandro and Yogi Rithick, added excitement to the celebration.
A video highlighting the theme of “Unity in Diversity” was played, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and diversity of India. Following this, one of the major highlights of the celebration was the spectacular traditional costume ramp walk presented by the ladies faculty, who represented 11 different states of India in their beautiful traditional attire. Their graceful walk and splendid representation of diverse cultures beautifully reflected the spirit of unity in diversity.
As a gesture of gratitude, the management presented gifts to the helpers in appreciation of their dedicated service.
The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Arul Auxilla Therex of Grade 7, followed by the distribution of sweets to the students and teachers.
The celebration was organised under the guidance of the programme in-charges Ms. Manisha and Ms. Devisha, mentored by Mrs. Sumathi Thankam, the Non Academic Coordinator, with the active cooperation of the teaching and non-teaching staff.
The event provided a wonderful opportunity to celebrate cultural traditions, appreciate the joy of childhood and strengthen the bonds of togetherness within the school community.
