On the occasion of Diwali, Class VI decorated their classrooms and corridors with pomp and show. The classroom soft boards looked vibrant and colourful with posters of Lord Ganesha and Mahalakshmi and various slogans. Colorful door hangings made the entrance looked beautiful. Students also made rangolis inside the classrooms and in the corridors. A Class room decoration competition was held and judged by the Head of the Department of Hindi, Ms. Jyoti Bakshi. The boards outside the classrooms looked pretty with diyas, lanterns, colourful posters which said “no to crackers.” The main theme of the boards was LET’S CELEBRATE AN ECO-FRIENDLY DIWALI. The Class teachers discussed the importance of celebrating an eco-friendly Diwali.
This year class VII made some beautiful Diwali decorations to celebrate one of the most auspicious festivals of our country, Diwali or Deepavali. The students created Diwali boards, decorated diyas and eco-friendly Diwali collages. Almost every child contributed in making these decorations. There were also decorated lanterns hung on the sides of classes.
Students of class VIII got together with great zest and good cheer to decorate their block as well as their classes. Paper lanterns were made. Some made colourful streamers while some made lamps to do up their class boards and floor area. The entire block wears a festive look and imparts a feeling of joy.
The Result of Diwali Decoration Competition are as follows:
Class VI-Soft board
1- VI-B
2- VI-C
3. VI-E,
Judge by Mrs.Jyoti Bakshi, Head of Department of Hindi
Class VII-Soft board
1st- VII B
2nd – VII G
3rd – VII F
Judge by Mr Amit Rajput, Head of the Department of Art
Class VIII Soft board
1st- VIII F
2nd- VIII E
3rd- VIII H
Judged by Ms. Vandana Chandok, Head of Department, Political Science
