Montfort School, Roorkee, observes Labour Day

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM May 09, 2025 IST

The school observed Labour Day in the Multi-Activity Hall. The celebration began with a special assembly, where students from the Primary Wing took the lead in organising various events aimed at raising awareness about the importance of International Labour Day. The assembly featured heartfelt songs, a vibrant dance performance, and a thoughtful skit, all of which highlighted the dignity of labour and the need to respect every individual’s contribution to society. As a token of love and respect, handmade cards created by the students were presented to the housekeeping and support staff by the school authorities — an expression of heartfelt thanks for their valuable service. The celebration concluded with an inspiring address by Principal Rev Bro Albert Abraham, who emphasised the importance of gratitude and kindness towards those who serve us daily.

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