Parvarish, the Museum school, organised 12th annual function on Sunday at the Regional Museum of Natural History. The students of the school enthralled the audiences with their splendid performances on stage.
The students performed with great enthusiasm. This year the theme of annual function was ‘Reviving Nature Through Culture’.
The students staged various cultural performances concerning the theme leaving the audience mesmerised.
The programme started off with the lighting of the lamp. Honourable Padmashree Oudh Narain Shrivastava IPS retired and ex–Governor, Nagaland and Manipur was the chief guest on the occasion.
The students first performed welcome dance which was followed with other enthralling performances.
Founder and Coordinator of the school Shibani Ghosh said, “We work for the urban slum children and give them a chance to grow their talent. An opportunity is provided to them to learn and educate them.”
Elaborating further she said, “Every child has a fundamental right to quality education. Yet there is a huge disparity in the quality of education between a rich child and a poor child in the same city.”
Notably, ‘Parvarish-The Museum School’ is a non-formal holistic education model for the underprivileged children from urban slums. With an aim to let every child learn to read and write and every child has a right to education, Parvarish- The Museum School was established. With providing children the kind of education, the school has completed 12 years of success. The programme was a total treat for the audience.