Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations Transform School into a Festive Haven

 Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations Transform School into a Festive Haven

On the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami, our school was transformed into a vibrant celebration of Lord Krishna's birth. Teachers from various departments collaborated to decorate different areas of the school, each bringing their unique touch to the festivities.

The school's main gate and passageways were adorned with displays themed around Baby Krishna, masterfully crafted by Mrs. Asha, Mrs. Shalini, Ms. Shweta, Mrs. Neelam Rani, Mrs. Kiran Bisht, Mrs. Vandana Sharma, and Mrs. Kiran Maurya. The main glass door showcased a charming Laddu Gopal Krishna theme, courtesy of Mrs. Heena, Mrs. Neelam, and Ms. Rachana.

The access glass door and reception area featured a delightful scene of Sri Krishna on a cradle, brought to life by Mrs. Davindra, Ms. Teshu, Mrs. Rekha, Ms. Neha, Ms. Aneeta, Mrs. Pooja, Mrs. Sapna, and Ms. Bhoomika. The seminar hall entrance was embellished with a regal depiction of Lord Krishna from the Maurya dynasty, complete with a peacock and Janmashtami wishes, created by Ms. Pooja Rao, Mrs. Usha, Mrs. Lata, and Ms. Isha.

Ms. Divya, Mrs. Manju, and Mrs. Pooja extended the Krishna theme to the basement and ground floor. The seminar hall's flex decoration, featuring authentic peacock feathers, was expertly arranged by Ms. Megha, Ms. Neha, and their team.

The school's centerpiece was an endearing display of Laddu Gopal on a cradle, seemingly relishing mishri and dahi. To welcome parents, Mrs. Kiran Bisht and Mrs. Pooja offered a traditional tilak ceremony at the main entrance, accompanied by the auspicious chant of "Radhey-Radhey."

A cultural extravaganza awaited parents in the seminar hall, where students from prep to primary classes performed various Radha-Krishna themed dances. The audience was captivated by the children's performances, which became another highlight of the celebration.

The event culminated in a mesmerizing dance by the teachers to the song "Tujhe Chhode Na Nand Lala," inspiring parents to join in from their seats.

 

The program concluded with a vote of thanks, marking the end of a joyous and memorable Krishna Janmashtami celebration.