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Blue Day celebrated at DCM Public School 10/5/2015 10:01:43 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 5 : Keeping the spree of celebration of 'Rainbow Bonanza' the kindergarten children of DCM Public School today celebrated 'Blue Day' with great enthusiasm. According to press release, on the occasion children were all dressed in blue as well as teachers were in blue dress code. The entire tiny toddler section was decorated with blue objects. Recognition of blue colour was done with the help of blue colour objects. Children participated in many creative activities like hand painting, making blue colour crepe papers boat, kites and filling blue balloons. It was fun- filled day for the students. By such activities the significance of each colour is reiterated. Students learn and perform better in academics. There was much competitive spirit between the children and they were all anxious to make a contribution ub their group's display. Present on the occasion was the Principal of the school Rama Jamwal who lauded the creativity of the teachers.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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