Tula’s International School celebrated its 3rd Founder’s Day within the school premises on saturday. Former chief justice of Punjab and Haryana high court and chairperson of Uttarakhand human rights commission (UHRC) Justice Vijender Jain was the chief guest on the occasion.
In his address Justice Jain said, “The staff has prepared students to be in sync with real life. Tula's has adopted science and technology in education in real sense. The students here are prepared for morality and justice. ”
The day commenced with an exhibition followed by a cultural evening. The students showcased their projects on several subjects. Paintings and clay modelling by students was much appreciated.
During the evening the students presented several performances. The cultural events were marked with solo songs, group songs and presentation of taltarang. The attraction of the Founder’s day was a special performance by Julius Mitchell. He is a renowned Beat boxer from Srilanka.
The vote of thanks was presented by the Principal Tula’s International School Shalini Sharma as well as Raman Kaushal Thapa on behalf of the students. In her address, Sharma said, “We at Tula's do not just ignite minds but also hearts.”