TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATED IN CAMPION SCHOOL STUDENTS ENTERTAINED TEACHERS WITH MUSICAL EVENTS, WESTERN DANCES, BOLLYWOOD DANCE, HIP HOP DANCE AND BOLLYWOOD SONGS.
Campion School students celebrated Teacher’s Day with zeal, respect, and enthusiasm in the Loyola Auditorium on the Campion School premises. The School Campus was gripped with enthusiasm as students put their best foot forward to pay tributes on the occasion of the birthday of the Great Philosopher, an Excellent Educationist, a True Humanist and a Great Visionary Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan who has indeed been a beacon, paving and showing the way to the teacher, who can bring about a positive change in a nation with just the right mixture of chalk and challenges. The programme commenced solemnly with the grand welcome of the Fathers and teachers, marked by bouquets, gifts, and greeting cards from the secondary students, followed by the lighting of the lamp. The day programme started with a welcome Prayer Service, Song & prayer dance by the students and a girls’ dance. The students sang a greeting song. The student musical group rocked the stage with their performance. Boys' dance & filler were one of the major attractions of the day. Secondary section, Girls and boys’ students presented western dance in different Bollywood songs and styles. Fusion dance and Hip-Hop dance, Celebration dance were awesome. Students showcased their ability with accuracy, flexibility and good coordination. Scintillating programmes by students marked the Teachers’ Day celebrations. On this occasion, teachers did a Ramp walk for the students on red carpet. Students felicitated the Teachers, Office Staff, Supporting staff, Bus Drivers and conductors with their love and warm best wishes through gifts. On this auspicious occasion, the Principal of Campion School, Fr. Amritlal Toppo S.J., said that the day is dedicated to teachers, who play a prominent role in the lives of their students. The teachers act as the guide for life, show the path towards success and enrich the personality of their disciples by imparting ethical and academic knowledge. The master of ceremony was done by the secondary students.
