On August 15th, we celebrated Independence Day with great fervor, honored by the presence of our distinguished guests, Captain Sri Rajeev Sir and Shiji Inasu Ma'am, wife of a Kargil hero. They received a warm welcome, accompanied by a band and were presented with badges.

Our students marched past, representing four houses and gave a salute to the honorable chief guests, symbolizing the spirit of freedom and independence. The march was led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, who carried the school flag with pride.

The flag-hoisting ceremony was led by our esteemed Principal Ma'am, Captain Sri Rajeev Sir, Shiji Inasu Ma'am, Academic Advisor Bhavanima, Vice Principal Shynima, Head Boy, and Head Girl. Captain Rajeev Sir delivered an inspiring address, emphasizing the importance of patriotism and and national pride. 

Our Kindergarten students presented a program, "Unity in Diversity," showcasing their talents through songs, dances, and skits. Aarushi Ratheesh from UKG delivered an enthusiastic speech on the significance of Independence Day. Young children from grades 1-5 demonstrated their talents through a march, drill, and patriotic speeches in three languages - Malayalam, Hindi, and English. Vedhaswagan from 6th standard delivered a speech in Malayalam, while Anirudh from the 12th standard presented in Hindi, and Sreeram Murali delivered an English speech.

Students from grades 1-2 performed a patriotic dance, while those from grades 3-6 participated in an aerobic dance and introduced freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Subhash Chandra Bose etc. A house-wise patriotic song competition was also held, while students from grades 8 to 12 executed a pyramid display representing Wayanad. The event was truly exceptional, with students in grades 8-12 also engaging in skipping activities. All students and parents participated in the distribution of sweets. 

              The event concluded with a symbolic release of a pigeon, representing freedom, hope, and peace, by our Principal, vice Principal Shynima, Academic Adviser Bhavanima, Captain Rajeev Sir, and Shiji Ma'am. This was followed by a sweet distribution ceremony, where all students and parents participated.

To commemorate this important day, students were encouraged to post articles and photographs on their bulletin boards. They responded with great enthusiasm, creating informative and engaging displays that highlighted the significance of Independence.

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