Teachers take centre stage at Loyola School, Telco, for lively Children’s Day celebration
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Jamshedpur, November 14: Laughter, music, dance and delightful surprises marked a memorable Children’s Day celebration at Loyola School,…
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Jamshedpur, November 14: Laughter, music, dance and delightful surprises marked a memorable Children’s Day celebration at Loyola School, Telco, where teachers took centre stage to present a special programme filled with fun and entertainment for their students.
Students from UKG to Class XI gathered to enjoy a series of performances curated and presented entirely by their teachers, who set aside their regular academic responsibilities to showcase their artistic talents and celebrate the spirit of childhood.
The occasion was graced by Father Oscar Horo, Principal Charanjeet Ohson, Administrator Father Gerry D’Souza, Vice Principal (Senior Section) Reshma Rodrigues, Vice Principal (Junior Section) Mrs Zeenat Maria Sundi and Moderator Colleen Xavier.
The programme opened with a soulful Prayer Song, followed by a Welcome Dance and Greeting Song presented by the teachers.
A lively Mime Show brought humour and creativity to the stage, while the Value Auction offered an engaging and meaningful experience. The much-anticipated Lazy Dance had the audience in splits, while the Ramp Walk added glamour, spontaneity and plenty of laughter.
One of the biggest highlights was the surprise appearance of Principal Charanjeet Ohson in the Ramp Walk, drawing loud cheers and applause from the students.
‘School Ki Kahani’ takes audience down memory lane
Another major attraction was ‘School Ki Kahani, Har Bachche Ki Zubani’, a lively presentation that took the audience on a nostalgic and humorous journey through school life.
Capturing everyday experiences, little joys and unforgettable moments of growing up, the performance struck a chord with both students and teachers.
The Face-Off segment further heightened the excitement, keeping the audience engaged and cheering throughout.
The celebrations concluded with the Principal’s address, bringing the programme to a meaningful close.
A celebration of the bond between teachers and students
What made the occasion particularly special was the collective enthusiasm and wholehearted participation of the teachers, who came together to give students an experience beyond their usual classroom routine.
The campus resonated with laughter, applause and cheerful excitement throughout the programme.
At Loyola School, Telco, Children’s Day was more than a calendar celebration. It became a joyful tribute to childhood, friendship and the enduring bond between teachers and students.
The occasion also served as a reminder that teachers are not just mentors who guide children through lessons, but also partners in their happiness, creativity and growing-up years.
It was truly a day when teachers took centre stage, students had every reason to cheer, and the joy of childhood found its perfect expression.
