‘Mother- A walking miracle’
Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, May 8
Mother’s Day celebrations were held in schools on Saturday through dance and creative art forms to pay regards to women who are raising children and shaping them as a good person.
Ivy World School
Ivy World School, under the aegis of the Vasal Education Society organised the Mother’s Day celebrations. Kids were told that the day is all about to thank a mother for all the love she is showering and efforts she is putting in since the years. Ivy Kindergarten celebrated this most special day with lots of fun activities and some memorable performances. All children came up with their presentation of ramp walk with mothers, cooking without fire skills, songs and dance, to convey gratitude to their mothers for their unconditional love.
The mothers as well as children had a splendid time together in various fun games planned by the educators. It was a pleasure watching the super excited moms with their dynamic and energetic children during these activities. It was a memorable day for every child that left an everlasting impression on their innocent hearts.
S Chauhan, principal, Ivy World School, addressed and highlighted the multi-tasking abilities of super moms, from running homes as well as handling jobs . Chief of Vasal Education Society K K Vasal and Director Ena Vasal extended their greetings for the Mother’s Day to all mothers and educators and also addressed about the women empowerment.
Nobel School
The Nobel School has conducted online Mother’s Day activity. “In this world the second name of God is mother,” the little Nobelians were told. On the eve of the Mother’s Day, students from kindergarten to Class XII performed various activities, including dance, speech and express their thoughts for their mother. Some of the students has made cards for their mothers and prepared different dishes. All the students made videos and sent to their class incharges and teachers has selected best videos. Chairman Prof CL Kochhar and managing director Kumar Shiv Kochhar appreciated the efforts of all the students and said the mother is the first teacher of a child. So, we must respect our parents and make efforts to fulfill their dreams. At last all the activity incharges Neeta, Anita, Pooja and Neha presented gratitude.
Innocent Hearts School
To celebrate the everlasting bond of love and affection on the eve of the Mother’s Day, several activities were organised for students from pre-primary to college at Innocent Hearts. Mothers were also involved in the activities with the children. In pre-primary wing under the theme ‘Motherhood’, children danced with them while dedicating the song to their mother. The two wore identical costumes on the occasion. Additionally, a selfie with kids activity in ‘Mom and Kid’ was conducted where mothers shared their picture on school’s Facebook page. A nutritious recipe open contest was also organised on the occasion in which mothers participated with great enthusiasm and shared their video with their child while cooking. The Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions organised a card making and collage making activity for college students. Students created beautiful cards and collages with creative ideas on which they wrote beautiful messages to their mother. Many participants also made beautiful pictures of their mother to express their love and respect and thanked her for her unlimited love. Some students expressed their love for mothers through the self-composed poems. In virtual classrooms, teachers encouraged the children to respect their parents and explained to them that they can express their love for them by helping their mothers in small tasks.
State Public School
State Public School, Jalandhar Cantt, organised many online activities to celebrate the Mother’s Day. The activities were planned for different classes to show their unconditional love and care for their mothers. Firstly, live classes ‘Cook with Zoom’ were arranged to encourage students to make a recipe (without fire) for their mothers. It was outstanding and students enjoyed it to the fullest. Chief Dr Narotam Singh and vice-president Gagandeep Kaur along with principal Savina Bahl, appreciated the efforts of students.
