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Art takes centre stage
Students from Oakridge International School, Newton campus, Nasr Primary School and Indus International School joined their counterparts from Sreenidhi International School for ‘Aura’, the cultural fest held at the Sreenidhi campus.
Students from Oakridge International School, Newton campus, Nasr Primary School and Indus International School joined their counterparts from Sreenidhi International School for ‘Aura’, the cultural fest held at the Sreenidhi campus.
Spent with creativity, the annual cultural and literature fest manifested a platform of shared attitudes, values and practices where students presented a celebration of music, dance, poetry and art.
The Art Exhibition which comprised the entire student’s work from Nursery to grade 12 was inaugurated by the Chairman of the school, Dr KT Mahhe along with the Principal and Executive Director, Sarithha Katekaneni.
They were given a ceremonial welcome by the youngest members of the school along with the members of the senior management team. The parents, teachers and stakeholders had a gala time amidst the furore of the students.
