Like our Facebook Page

news details

KCIS celebrates International Children's day 11/21/2015 11:45:48 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Nov 21 : The Students of KC International School celebrated 'International Children's Day' with great zeal and enthusiasm. The purpose was to make the students aware about the important issues i.e Children's well-being throughout the world. The Programme started with the lighting of the lamp and by offering floral tributes to Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. A Special mention was made about the work of Dr. Kailash Satyarthi, a Nobel Laureate in the field of education and for removing child labour. A mesmerizing song and dance performance was presented by the music teachers and the students of the Dance Club. A skit was also presented by the students of Drama Club on the burning issue, Child Labour - a practice which deprives children of their childhood and harmful to their physical and moral development. At last, an 'Inter-house Rangoli making Competition' on the theme International Children's Day was also organised and the parents were invited as judges. Students displayed their creativity and imagination in the form of colorful rangolis. Copied From Jammu Links News Website.Sapphire House won the first prize followed by Ruby House as the runner up. The Principal Maya Mishra and the Head Mistress Kesar Patel congratulated the winners. The overall in-charge of the program was Randeep Wazir, the Middle Wing Co-ordinator and Rajni Malhotra, the Activity Co-ordinator.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

top stories of the day

Power sector's financial health poses high risk on J&K finances Asiya, Noor ditch Karra 3 projects sanctioned 5 years ago await completion At LoC, Mufti pitches for Indo-Pak bonhomie Info "lost" in floods provided after SIC intervention Despite Delhi's firm stand, Kashmir remains 'unfinished agenda' for Pak Army Desperate Omar Abdullah rejects package, demands semi-independence Only Bihar, Odhisa have bad sanitation than J&K In Health Minister's hometown, PHCs sans manpower MLA Rasheed denounces 'mainstream', separatist leadership CEO Baramulla directs edu officials to submit monthly reports on COTPA violators Edu Minister seeks merger of Rajouri middle schools with HS Institutions Record apple production gets lowest ever prices For a change, Govt allows teachers in Srinagar to approach Div Com KCC&I demands action against ITC for defaming brand 'KASHMIR'

STOCK UPDATE

BSE Sensex NSE Nifty

CRICKET UPDATE