Swami Vivekanand Public School, Camp, Yamunanagar, celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. The school campus witnessed a vibrant atmosphere as students actively participated in various creative activities, showcasing their artistic talent and imagination.

Students prepared beautiful rangolis and participated in diya and candle decoration activities. Using their creativity and innovative ideas, they transformed ordinary diyas and candles into attractive decorative items. The colourful rangolis and beautifully decorated lamps added charm to the celebrations and captivated everyone present.

The activities provided students with an opportunity to express their creativity while enjoying the festive spirit. The school premises were filled with excitement, happiness and a cheerful atmosphere throughout the celebration.

Principal Appreciates Students’ Creativity

Principal Ms Pooja Bakshi appreciated the efforts and enthusiasm of the students. She said that such activities play an important role in developing creativity, self-confidence and respect for Indian culture among children. She encouraged students to participate enthusiastically in activities that promote learning, artistic expression and cultural values.

School Director Mr Vikas Kamboj and Mrs Megha Kamboj also appreciated the students’ dedication, hard work and enthusiasm. They conveyed their best wishes to everyone and emphasised the importance of celebrating Diwali in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.

The programme concluded on a joyful note, spreading happiness, enthusiasm and positive energy among students and teachers. Through the celebration, the school conveyed the message of celebrating Diwali with love, light, prosperity and mutual harmony, while encouraging everyone to embrace the spirit of togetherness and environmental responsibility.

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The school encouraged students to celebrate Diwali with creativity, cultural respect, environmental responsibility and a spirit of togetherness.