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Don’t fall into trap of gadget revolution
Kennedy High the global school, Bachupally, celebrated its 13th Annual Day on December 9-10 with great aplomb and enthusiasm.
Hyderabad: Kennedy High the global school, Bachupally, celebrated its 13th Annual Day on December 9-10 with great aplomb and enthusiasm.
Day 1 of the event was demarcated for the students of grades 4-12. Day two, themed ‘Tatva’ focused on the importance of the five intrinsic elements of human existence called ‘Panchabhootalu.’
The event was chaired by Dr. Gowri Devi, Paediatric Specialist and Head of Asha Hospital, Hyderabad. Chairman S.J. Reddy presided over the event.
Managing Director, Subba Reddy and Director Sudhakar Rao were the guests of honour for this scintillating event. Principal, Jaishree Rao officiated the event with immense vivacity.
The chief guest, in her speech, advised parents to not fall in the trap of the ‘gadget revolution’ and allow TVs and Smartphones to babysit young children. She congratulated the school management for having developed a well-designed child-friendly infrastructure towards the holistic development of the students.
Chairman S. J. Reddy elaborated on the concept of a safe school and laid out the various initiatives that have been taken by the school to provide a safe and nurturing ambience for its young learners.
The Principal focussed on the curricula in detail and how it led to the overall development of the child.
The cultural programs were a delight to watch. The students of pre-primary, class I-III presented their songs and dances with infectious gusto. Tatva, the essence was indeed a grand salute to the power within us.
The event concluded with a bang at the grand finale and a vibrant, elated gathering big adieu to another spectacular year of high achievements and learning at Kennedy High the global school.
