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Timeless bonds: Pinegrove School, Dharampur, honours grandparents

Students of Pinegrove School stage a play during a celebration dedicated to the bond between grandparents and grandchildren.

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Pinegrove School, Dharampur, celebrated Grandparents’ Day, turning the occasion into a heartwarming tribute to love, legacy and intergenerational bonding. The event brought together the school’s youngest and oldest students in a joyful celebration titled “The Nectar of Blessings”, dedicated to honouring the unique and irreplaceable bond between grandparents and grandchildren.

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The festivities began with a vibrant performance by the School’s Brass Band, followed by a touching video montage capturing the deep affection shared across generations. The emotional tone set by the video was echoed in the welcome speech, which expressed gratitude for the wisdom, warmth and guidance of grandparents.

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A soul-stirring orchestral rendition of Raag Megh and a dynamic band filler paved the way for a delightful Junior Dance Medley, full of energy, innocence and charm. A series of fun games — including Antara-Mukhra, Singers and Advertisements — infused the day with laughter and nostalgia, reviving cherished memories of musical classics.

The celebration also featured the English play “The Canterville Ghost”, which offered a compelling exploration of cultural contrasts, the supernatural versus the modern and the enduring power of love and sacrifice. The Western Music Choir delivered a powerful rendition of Believer, followed by a colourful and energetic Rajasthani folk dance, which added a vibrant cultural dimension to the event.

Adding a personal touch, grandparents were invited to share their reflections and life stories, offering students a chance to learn from lived experiences. Their heartfelt words elevated the emotional resonance of the event, turning it into a truly memorable celebration of familial love.

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The day concluded with an overwhelming sense of gratitude and affection, making it clear that Grandparents’ Day at Pinegrove School was more than just a celebration — it was a reaffirmation of values like respect, care and emotional connection between generations.

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