The children of Sun Valley School celebrated Janmashtmi and Teachers' Day simultaneously on Friday.
Myriad episodes of lord Krishna's life from his childhood to the time he philosophised on the yogic mode of life to Arjuna on the blood-soaked ground of the epic Mahabharata battle known as Gita were highlighted through different colourful tableaus taken out on the occasion.
The Class 9 girls presented the fusion dance to mark the celebration. Sanidhya Dobhal and Srishhti Bisht spoke on the importance of Teachers' Day.
There was a group musical performance by class 10th boys. Further, there was a musical performance by the school band comprising Shivanshu, Shubham, Aavrit.
This was followed by a dance performance by the girls. Dhruvit Bahukhandi sang a Bhajan.
later, the principal appreciated the students' efforts to preserve the nation's culture in the form of a wonderful shows they put up through music, dance and speeches.
Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated at Doon Poly Kids, Dalanwala by the students. They donned the roles of lord Krishna, Kansa and Gopis amongst many other characters related to Gokul Parva of the incarnation's life. Kids were seen dressed in the attires of Krishna and Gopis.
Shemrock Sunshine School, Race Course wore a festive look with the students, colourfully attired, playing the roles of Radha, Krishna and Sudama. The young ones also took part in traditional activity 'Matki Phod' by way of paying obeisance to Natkhat Kanha who was inclined to devour stolen butter with his group of friends.
Teachers conveyed the story of lord Krishna's bond with his friend Sudama to exemplify the importance of friendship even in the life of the divine incarnation. Chaya Bhatia, the principal, spoke of the importance of the festival.
Olympus High School also celebrated Teacher's Day and Janmashtami on Friday. The festivities included dance and musical performances.
The managing director of the school Kunal Malla spoke of the importance of lord Krishna as the divine proponent of Karma Yoga in life.