WORDS OF WONDER: AN ENGLISH RECITATION
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To nurture self-expression, build confidence and foster a love for the English language, LITTLE ANGELS' KINDERGARTEN organized a delightful ENGLISH RECITATION COMPETITION for the Pre-primary students on 26-08-2025 Tuesday.
The little ones of JR. and SR. KG. Participated with great enthusiasm, excitement and charm. They were dressed in colourful costumes and supported with cute props. The little ones recited popular rhymes and short poems on themes such as fruits, family, good habits, seasons and healthy food and junk food.
The event provided a wonderful platform for our young learners to showcase their speaking skills, memory and creativity. Every child was a star on the stage as they gave a heart-warming performance, impressing the audience with their innocence and enthusiasm.
The competition was judged based on clarity of speech, actions, expressions and overall presentation. The event concluded with cheerful applause and smiling faces, making it a memorable experience for both the students and teachers.
It was truly a delightful and memorable experience to watch our little ones perform so confidently on the stage. It was a joyful reminder that learning can be fun, expressive and full of rhythm and rhymes.
“A child’s mind is not a container to be filled but rather a fire to be kindled.”
A BLEND OF CREATIVITY AND CONFIDENCE
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Fancy Dress Competition – A Blend of Creativity and Confidence
On Saturday, 30th August 2025, a Fancy Dress Competition was held for Std I to III. The themes varied across classes – Nature for Std I, Traditional Attires of India for Std II, and National Leaders for Std III.
The little ones of Standard I amazed everyone with their imaginative costumes like giraffe, banyan tree, jellyfish, and many more. Students of Standard II showcased the cultural richness of our country by dressing in the attire of various states and even attempted to speak in the language of the state they represented, with focus also given to lesser-known states. Standard III participants portrayed eminent leaders of our nation, reminding everyone of their values and contributions.
Sr. Edwina distributed the certificates and expressed her happiness and pride on seeing the children perform so confidently and creatively. The event was colourful, educational, and confidence-building, leaving behind lasting impressions on both participants and audience.
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Acting Out to Reality
On Saturday, 30th August, the students of Std IV & V presented a delightful house-wise dramatics performance that showcased their creativity and stage presence.
Blue House – The Midnight Cake Mystery
Green House – The Kind Robot
Red House – The Town With No Colours
Yellow House – The Brave Little Kite
The children lived their characters with great enthusiasm, bringing stories to life in the most endearing way. Dressed in adult costumes, they looked adorable and acted with confidence, making the scenes both lively and memorable.
Sr. Edwina was present to witness all the four dramas. She was overjoyed and proud to see the children performing so confidently, and her appreciation added to the joy of the day. The dramatics programme turned out to be an enriching experience for both participants and spectators, leaving behind lasting impressions of creativity, confidence, and joy.
National Sports Day Celebration
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JOYOUS SCHOOL FEAST
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Patriotic Song Competition
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