Students of various educational institutions participated in ‘Confluence 2017’, an annual cultural festival hosted by the Tula’s International School in the school premises on Sunday.
According to the event organisers, several competitions like solo musical instrument competition, competitive band performances, movie making competition, debate competition, painting competition and group dance competition were organised during the day.
More than 200 participants represented their schools in the festival. The overall championship trophy was won by Doon International School Riverside Campus.
The students who participated in the festival were from various schools including Kasiga School, Tibetian School, Jaswant Modern School, DSB School from Rishikesh, Himjyoti School, Doon International School Riverside Campus, Ecole Global School, lucent International School, Nirmal Deepmala School, Vantage Hall School and Shivalik Academy School.
In the solo musical instrument competition, the first prize was bagged by Kasiga School whereas Tibetian School and Jaswant Modern School bagged the second and third prize respectively. In the competition of bands, DSB School from Rishikesh won the first prize, Kasiga School stood second while the third prize was presented to Jaswant Modern School.
In the movie making competition, Jaswant Modern School won the first prize, Himjyoti School stood second and Doon International School Riverside Campus stood third. In the painting competition, Anugya and Stelina from Ecole Global School secured first position while Babita from Himjyoti School and Tejasvi from lucent International School were awarded with second and third position.
In the debate competition, Doon International School Riverside Campus won the first prize, Nirmal Deepmala School stood second and Jaswant Modern School stood third. In the group dance competition Vantage Hall School won the first prize, Doon International School Riverside Campus stood second and Shivalik Academy School stood third.
Expressing his views on the occasion, the chairman of Tula’s Group, Sunil Kumar Jain appreciated the efforts of all the participants and congratulated them while also presenting them trophies.
Speaking on the occasion the managing director Tula’s International School, Raunak Jain said, “I congratulate all the winners and participants from various schools. Organising cultural fest like Confluence 2017 is our way to provide students a stage where they can enhance their abilities and talents”.