Sagar Public School, Katara Extension celebrated its annual day 'Chrysalis - The Vistas of Transformation with enthusiasm and creative presentations.
The annual celebration witnessed Pragyesh Kumar Agrawal Director, Institute of Excellence in Higher Education (IEHE), Bhopal as the Chief Guest for the day along with Dr Swapnil S Garde Senior Consultant Cardiology Sagar Multispecialty Hospital as the guest of honor.
Over 1000 Sagarites exhibited their talent showcasing the theme of inner transformation and change which is akin to the transformation of a cocoon into a vibrant butterfly. The programme was initiated with the Guard of Honor to the Chief Guest which was followed by the Lamp lighting ceremony to invoke the blessings of Goddess Saraswati. Sagarites took the audience on a journey of transformation which showcased the creative inputs of the students.
Soulful Serenades was presented by the school choir which transported the audience to an eclectic world of Western and Classical music. Through Charlie's Virtuous Voyage, the young Sagarites showcased the life of Charlie who inherits the Chocolate Factory through imbibing the values of honesty, love for family and humility. 'Navonmesh, based on an adaptation of a novel by Sudha Murthy, highlighted how an urban girl who is meek gets transformed into a confident person by dwelling into her roots in a village. The voyage continued with a marvelous Triumph of Tenacity in which the Sagarites depicted the challenging journey of a young Helen Keller, the American author who was visually and speech challenged.
The Act beautifully portrayed the inspiring journey of transformation of Helen Keller under the guidance of her mentor spreading the message of Transforming Teachers empowering us to lead the world. The audience were then transported to the era of the great Mauryan empire. The presentation of 'Yudh se Buddh' in dance drama showcased the transformation of Chakravartin Samrat Ashoka from a violent warrior to embracing spirituality after witnessing the bloodshed in the Kalinga War.
His remorse led him to embrace Buddhism and this self-realization was delightfully presented by the students. The event culminated with the depiction of transformation of India from a nascent stage into a Vishwaguru over the last 75 glorious years through the presentation: 'Vishwaguru Bhartam'- The Sagarites showcased seven beautiful classical dances of Kathak, Manipuri, Mohiniyattam, Bharatnatyam, Sattriya and Kathakali which ultimately concluded with hailing India as the new Vishwaguru
Appreciating and encouraging Sagarites Dr. Pragyesh Kumar Agrawal said, "I am delighted to be part of the annual day celebrations of school and pleased to witness the holistic transformation imparted by the school. Every child is unique I am happy to note that the Principal and teachers of the school are mentoring children with virtues as responsible citizens. My best wishes to the entire team to continue with their efforts to transform the world by virtues."
