BVM Sr Sec School, Sector 39, Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana

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Green Day was celebrated in an interesting way where the tiny tots of Balvatika learnt about the importance of green colour and the positive effects it has in our lives. Attractive charts and drawings were displayed on the bulletin boards. Bubbling with enthusiasm in their astonishing green costumes the little ones created a pleasant, harmonious and refreshing aura. Nature walk in the garden of the school infused in them vigour, vitality and freshness. The shades of green filled the air with freshness, thrill, ecstasy and bliss. It also prompted them to think how green colour energises and revitalises our lives.

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