Practise sessions started two weeks before, which gave us enough time to get familiarized with what we are about to do.Naturally as time passed by the surrounding enui of our daily class schedule was lost!.It was fun and frolic!
Just before a week or two of the actual school day,students were asked to give out their names who would love to partiticipate in the "cultural fest" as i can call it
.I was a part of the chorus group from my second grade onwards,we used to sing patriotic songs in various languages everyday.I still remember most of the songs by heart coz our school's management ensured that students participated in more numbers in these activities.What i do remember is most of our school day celebrations took place at the REC(regional engineering college) auditorium now National Institute of technology,it was a festive atmosphere on D-day!
For all the hardwork we made to ensure that everything was sucessfull we were awarded holidays which was something like an icing on the cake!
Vijay,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a bit about yourself and some of your formative years. Pehaps you'll continue to share a bit about yourself over the years - what later events in your education also made an impression on you?
The blog looks great! Glad you are writing - I'm sure you will have a lot to contribute!
Best wishes,
Mark
Glad to see that you are blogging! Nice clean design and use of sidebar widgets.
ReplyDeleteInteresting lookback on some of your early school days. What moments in some of your higher schooling do you think were some of the most formative, or made the most positive influence on the course of your life?
Mark
Mark,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog.
English language was given much importance along with math and science which ensured that we could face stiff
competition.
Other activites like reading books and acquiring knowledge about computers ensured that we were on par with our contemporaries elsewhere.