TEACHER'S DAY

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                             TEACHER'S DAY        



 We celebrate Teachers’ day every year throughout the country on 5th September. Students express their gratitude and appreciation for their teachers on this day. This day is dedicated to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan – second President of India. The great academic philosopher, and one of the most well known diplomats, scholar, president of India and above all a teacher. As a tribute to this great teacher, his birthday has been observed as teachers' day.

 

  The students of class XI and XII arranged the whole programme. They beautifully decorated the Hall of the school with flowers and garlands. To make the day special the senior students took the classes upto class X and gave rest to our teachers. They also organised a cultural function. The function started at 12.30 p.m. and continued for 2 hours. The function started with a dance performance by the students of class VI. Then the musical band of our school performed on the stage. The students of class X showed their talents through mimicry of the teachers. The teachers felt that this programme was a treat to watch.

 

The greatest attraction of the day was Rathin Chakraborty, the Rashtrapati Award winning teacher of the school. The teachers and the students in their nice speeches made the audience spellbound. The teachers were much delighted by the evenful function. The retired teachers of the school were then awarded by the present Headmaster Arup Das. The entire programme created a great enthusiasm among the students who took oath to be good citizens of the country in future. Thus the students paid tribute to their respected teachers.All participated students were appreciated by giving Pen as our token of love. Then our teachers  distributed sweets among the students.

 

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