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Farewell party organised at St Andrew's School
In a heart warming ceremony, the outgoing students of class XII of St Andrews School, Bowenpally were given a befitting farewell by the students of class XI amidst an array of dance performances, skits, farewell songs and games
Hyderabad: In a heart- warming ceremony, the outgoing students of class XII of St. Andrews School, Bowenpally were given a befitting farewell by the students of class XI amidst an array of dance performances, skits, farewell songs and games.
The much awaited event of the day was the 'Ramp Walk' after which Master Ayush Jain and Karanpreet Kaur were crowned as and St. Andrews' respectively. The students took a nostalgic walk down memory lane, as they shared their experiences at the school.
On a concluding note, the Principal Shamita Bhattacharya addressed the students following which the school anthem was sung with much fervour.
In a similar accord, St. Andrews School Keesara organised a farewell party for the outgoing students of class X. The students of class IX left no stones unturned as they organised the ceremony with much mirth and merriment. The students took to stage with dance performances and hilarious skits. The talents and contributions of the outgoing students were recognised and awarded during the event. The Principal, Renuka Masih addressed the students and urged them to uphold the ideals of St. Andrews wherever they go, thus bringing laurels to their alma mater.
