DPS Bhilai kids enthrall visitors at annual function

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The 30th Annual Open Day of Pre-Primary Wing: Class-1 of DPS Bhilai was celebrated on at the Risali Sector School Campus here in which l.T. Sherpa, Chairman, SES, Bhilai & E.D. (P & A), Bhilai Steel Plant, Bhilai was the chief guest.

The function was also graced by RK Gopal, Member, SMC, DPS Bhilai and DGM (Education), Bhilai Steel Plant, Bhilai, Renu Vashishta and other distinguished invitees. The school principal Parshant Vashishta accorded a warm welcome to all the guests.

The annual report of the activities of class One was presented by Monita Karamchandani, Senior Mistress, Pre-Primary Wing. This was followed by the prize giving ceremony, wherein the tiny tots received awards for their commendable achievements.

Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Guest in his speech expressed his pleasure at being present on this occasion and asserted that Bhilai was a ‘merger’ for excellence in two spheres - education at Delhi Public School and the Bhilai Steel Plant the flagship unit of the public sector steel maker SAIl.

He congratulated the students, parents and the members of the faculty for the wonderful achievements of the students in various curricular and curricular activities.

The cultural programme began with a welcome song by 30 children who were trained by Meenakshi Paul, Munmun Chatterjee and Sushil Dwivedi. This was followed by Zara Yaad Karo Kurbani in which 90 students from classes-I A, D and F relived the high spirited ideas of the Indian Youth in the pre British era in their presentation.

The students were trained by M Bandhyopadhyay, Meenakshi Paul &  Jyoti A Nair. The next programme was Hum Se Hai Jahaan which explained that the youth was the torchbearer of a nation and the storehouse of infinite energy with the capacity of taking their dreams to the distant corners of the unknown. This was presented by 78 children from classes I-G & H and was directed by Sushmita Moitra, Purnima Sahu and Anita Mishra. As many as 81 children from classes-I C & I presented the message that girls are in no way inferior to boys in their performance titled ‘Betiyan Bhi Kisi Se Kam Nahi.’

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