YAMUNANAGAR-JAGADHRI | PEN OF DEMOCRACY NEWS DESK
St Lawrence International School, Shahpur Road, Vyasapur, organised a cheerful collective celebration to mark the birthdays of 98 students born in August and September, along with the birthdays and wedding anniversaries of teachers. The programme was held on the school premises in a festive atmosphere, with students, teachers and members of the school management participating enthusiastically.
The celebration aimed to strengthen mutual affection, harmony and a sense of belonging among students and teachers. By bringing members of the school community together for these special occasions, the programme sought to encourage positive relationships and create a warm, inclusive environment.
School chairperson Dr Rajni Sehgal and other respected members of the management committee joined students and teachers in cutting the cake. They personally shared cake with the participants and extended their greetings and best wishes to those celebrating birthdays and wedding anniversaries.
Students sought the blessings of their teachers and exchanged birthday wishes with one another. The gathering was marked by enthusiasm, smiles and a spirit of togetherness, reflecting the school’s emphasis on relationships and shared celebrations as part of campus life.
Celebrations support students’ emotional and social growth
Dr Rajni Sehgal said that the smiles and confidence of students were among the school’s greatest achievements. She emphasised that activities supporting children’s mental, emotional and social development were important alongside formal classroom learning.
According to Sehgal, collective celebrations help children connect with one another and strengthen positive thinking, affection and a sense of brotherhood. She extended birthday wishes to all the students celebrating their birthdays and expressed hope for their bright, healthy and successful futures.
Renowned educationist Dr M. K. Sehgal, in his message, said that a school was not merely a centre for academic learning but also a foundation for the all-round development of children. He highlighted the importance of providing students with equal opportunities and encouraging them to grow with discipline, good values and a sense of responsibility.
He said such occasions helped nurture affection, cooperation and social harmony among students. He also blessed the students, encouraging them to move forward with confidence and strive to become good human beings.
Cultural performances add to the festive atmosphere
The programme also featured cultural performances by students and teachers, including dance, poetry recitation and other presentations. These activities added to the festive atmosphere and gave participants an opportunity to express their creativity and talent.
Students appeared particularly delighted by the collective birthday celebration, which allowed many of them to share their special occasions with classmates and teachers. The programme also brought teachers and students together beyond routine academic activities, providing an opportunity to strengthen their personal connections.
Teachers expressed gratitude to the school management committee for organising the event. They said that such programmes played an important role in developing mutual affection, cooperation, discipline and brotherhood among children. They also noted that shared celebrations could help strengthen the warm relationships between students and teachers.
All school office-bearers, teachers and staff members attended the programme. The celebration reflected the school’s effort to create a supportive atmosphere in which students feel valued and encouraged to develop academically, socially and emotionally.
By combining birthday celebrations with cultural activities and messages from the school leadership, the event highlighted the importance of belonging and shared experiences in school life. The occasion concluded in a spirit of happiness and goodwill, with best wishes for the students and teachers celebrating their special milestones.
NEWS NOTE
St Lawrence International School, Vyasapur, celebrated the birthdays of 98 students born in August and September, along with teachers’ birthdays and wedding anniversaries, through cake-cutting and cultural performances.
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