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DPS celebrates heritage week 8/12/2016 10:22:58 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 12: Delhi Public School celebrated heritage week from 8th August to 12th August 2016, to make students of classes II to V aware of rich and vast cultural heritage of incredible India. Throughout the week students experienced a diverse range of activities to experience and enjoy the colourful, magnificent and linguistic diversity of their own country. The students witnessed the documentaries showcasing true colours of eastern, western, northern and southern India. During the activity students wore different cultural dresses, explored food culture, decorated the class board with the pictures of various monuments and showcased some of the ethnic rituals related to different cultures. Different classes represented the traditions, costumes and culture of Capital of India-New Delhi, Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir and Northern India in their respective classes. The students also displayed the various dance forms from various parts of India. Headmistress, Meenu Gupta, congratulated the spirit of students and faculty members and stressed that such celebrations develop in children a sense of appreciation and respect for their heritage. Principal, Ms Ruchi Chabra, appreciated the efforts and urged the students to value their rich heritage and conserve it for many more generations to come.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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