Teachers Day Celebration 2023

TEACHER’S DAY Celebration-2023

When Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the 2^nd President (1962-67) of independent India, an erudite teacher, and a profound philosopher,was approached by his students with a request to celebrate his birthday, instead, he proposed that the day (5^th September) beobserved as Teachers’ Day. It shows that at the core of his heart, he was a teacher first and then anything else. He knew the value of a teacher in transforming a student, a society and a nation.

And the legacy continues….

Every year, 5^thSeptember is celebrated as Teachers Day in India.

On this auspicious day, the students of Brilliant Stars School expressedtheir gratitude and honour towardstheir beloved teachers in multiple ways.

The blessed day started with the remembrance of God, followed by a short speech highlighting the role of an ideal teacher and expressing gratitude to them. Teaching by senior class students in junior classes was a unique feature of this day to express their love and gratitude towards their teachers. What act can be greater than this? The senior students went to various junior classes and taught in these classes in a similar way their teachers teach them.

After the classroom teaching by senior class students, a short cultural programme was arranged by these students. It started with some spiritual notes.

Emotion-filled, rhythmic recitation of a Bangla poem ‘Oboni Sir’ by a Class 10 student; a felicitation of teachers with a memento by Class 9 and 10 students; aspellbound tribal dance by three students of Class 10;a thought-filled speech by a student of Class 10 student about the hard work and sacrifices made by teachers; a group dance by zealous students of Class 2 on the Song - Guru Bramha, Guru Vishnu...;a melodious song by a choir of Class 7 students, offering their respect to their teachers;two group dances with gracefully synchronized body and space movements by Class 6 and Class 10 students (with a theme ‘A teacher empowers students with a variety of attributes’; a musical presentation by a group of Class 8 students; and a fun-filled game (dumb charades) where some teachers enacted a role for words given to them such as Forest, an animal, and other teachers guessed them were the features of this year’s Teachers Day Celebration.

Gifts were presented to all the staff for their contribution to the upbringing of children in the lap of the school.

The credit for the success of this programme goes to high-spirited students of Class 9 and 10.