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Montfort School, Roorkee

The primary wing of the school celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm. The event aimed to instil national pride and educate students about the significance of this historic day. The programme commenced with a heartfelt prayer, followed by a lively...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 06, 2025 IST

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The primary wing of the school celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm. The event aimed to instil national pride and educate students about the significance of this historic day. The programme commenced with a heartfelt prayer, followed by a lively dance performance and a musical presentation that embodied the spirit of unity. Students delivered thoughtful speeches on Republic Day, highlighting the Indian Constitution’s key values and principles. The headmistress concluded the event with an inspiring address, praising the students’ efforts and encouraging them to uphold the values of democracy and integrity.

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