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Vista School celebrates TIRANGAA 2016
Vista School, Gachbowli, Hyderabad in association with Pearson celebrated its inter-school Independence Day cultural fest – ‘TIRANGAA 2016’ at Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Vista School, Gachbowli, Hyderabad in association with Pearson celebrated its inter-school Independence Day cultural fest – ‘TIRANGAA 2016’ at Hyderabad.
Inter-school Independence Day cultural fest
The fest was attended with great enthusiasm by over 465 students from 21 schools, they celebrated keeping in mind the theme for this year, India's Visual and Performing Arts which aims to celebrate India’s rich culture and heritage.
The month-long celebration will also take place in other Pearson managed schools, Hillside Academy and Pearson School, Kompally.
”It was great to watch the school decorated in tri-colors and everyone pitching in to make it a huge success. When we all take some time out of routine and indulge in celebrations it refreshes our mind and helps us get to know each other better.
I look forward to more such cultural events in the coming years”, said Mr. Harish Doraiswamy, Vice President, Pearson Schools. The activities were assigned to students based on their classes. Students from pre-primary 1 and pre-primary 2 had coloring and fancy dress.
Grade 1 and 2 were given the options of sculpting using play dough and storytelling with props. For grade 3 to 5 it was pot painting (Madhubani painting, Warli painting, Kali ghat painting, Gond painting) and Indian folk dance.
Students of grade 6 to 8 had classical dance (solo) and dream merchant, Ayurvedic product. Grade 9 to 12 had the options of photography and MIME and for the school event, there was folk singing and rangoli.
