To provide value-based education and mould the character of the younger generation through a system of wholesome learning, so that the earnest endeavour to achieve progress and prosperity in life is matched by an ardent desire to extend selfless service to society, one complementing the other.
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Pathanamthitta
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avptta@gmail.com
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689645
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Kallarakkadavu, Pathanamthitta P.O
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Diwali is India's biggest and most important celebration, KG to Grade II students, teachers and staff celebrated Diwali on 30 October. Children wore vibrant Orange and Golden attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. Students brought orange coloured sweets and fruits to share with the classmates and the staff. Children contributed orange themed items to decorate the bulletin board. Students took memorable group photos with their class teachers. Enthusiastic participation from students and staff. Colourful decoration and attire created a lively ambience. Sharing sweets and fruits fostered a sense of community. Classes were decorated with yellow and orange coloured flowers and rangoli designs.
The Diwali celebration was a joyous and inclusive event, promoting team work, sharing, and cultural awareness among young bearers. Students worked together to decorate their classrooms, showing teamwork. The celebration was a resounding success, filled with joy, creativity and cultural richness. The event brought students, teachers and staff together, strengthening bonds and promoting cultural awareness and understanding.
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Diwali is India's biggest and most important celebration, KG to Grade II students, teachers and staff celebrated Diwali on 30 October. Children wore vibrant Orange and Golden attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. Students brought orange coloured sweets and fruits to share with the classmates and the staff. Children contributed orange themed items to decorate the bulletin board.Students took memorable group photos with their class teachers.Enthusiastic participation from students and staff. Colourful decoration and attire created a lively ambience. Sharing sweets and fruits fostered a sense of community. Classes were decorated with yellow and orange coloured flowers and rangoli designs.
The Diwali celebration was a joyous and inclusive event, promoting team work, sharing, and cultural awareness among young bearers. Students worked together to decorate their classrooms, showing teamwork. The celebration was a resounding success, filled with joy, creativity and cultural richness. The event brought students, teachers and staff together, strengthening bonds and promoting cultural awareness and understanding.
The Diwali celebration was a joyous and inclusive event, promoting team work, sharing, and cultural awareness among young bearers. Students worked together to decorate their classrooms, showing teamwork. The celebration was a resounding success, filled with joy, creativity and cultural richness. The event brought students, teachers and staff together, strengthening bonds and promoting cultural awareness and understanding.
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