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DAV Public School, Sec 8-C, Chd

The kindergarten wing of the school celebrated an exciting Blue Day, infusing the campus with creativity, joy, and educational fun. The day commenced with an array of dabbing activities, where children enthusiastically dipped their brushes in blue paint, creating imaginative...

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Updated At : 10:52 AM Aug 03, 2024 IST

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The kindergarten wing of the school celebrated an exciting Blue Day, infusing the campus with creativity, joy, and educational fun. The day commenced with an array of dabbing activities, where children enthusiastically dipped their brushes in blue paint, creating imaginative artworks. Following the dabbing session, children participated in sorting activities. They were presented with a variety of objects and were tasked with sorting those that were blue from those of different colours. The celebration continued with engaging colouring activities. Principal Monika Palliwal appreciated the event.

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