Pre-Primary Annual Day

The most awaited event of pre-primary school is the Annual Day, the time for tiniest tots to showcase their talent on stage. SJBHS celebrated the Pre-Primary School Annual Day themed ‘Colours Infinity’ on 6th, February, 2016 in the School Auditorium. The preparations had begun a few weeks ago and there were a number of rehearsals before everyone was ready.

On that day, the school wore a festive look. There was a spirit of excitement, curiosity and togetherness. ‘Colours Infinity’ (a colour is as strong as the impression it creates) was the theme, and so the teachers had decorated the auditorium with vibrant colours, showcasing their artistic talents.

The programme began with the Josephite Guard of Honour standing at attention to usher in the Chief Guest Dr. A. Chitra Andrade PhD, IBM Leadership Academy, who gave a talk on good parenting. The LKG programme began at 9.00 am and was presided over by Rev. Fr. Anthony Joseph, SJ, Rector, St Joseph’s Institutions. The UKG programme began at 3.00 pm and was presided over by Rev. Fr. Anand Prabhu, SJ, Secretary and Treasurer, B.J.E.S. They were escorted by Rev. Fr. Clifford Sequeira, SJ, Principal of SJBHS, Mrs. Miriam Angelo Vice-Principal of SJBHS, Rev. Fr. Sunil Fernandes, SJ, Primary Administrator and the Pre-Primary school coordinator Mrs. Nalini Gupta.

The programme began with an Invocation song by the tiny tots of LKG, followed by the lighting of the lamp and welcome address by Rev. Fr. Sunil Fernandes, SJ. The Principal, Rev. Fr. Clifford Sequeira, SJ gave his message to the parents and well-wishers. Meaningful messages were given by Rev. Fr. Anthony Joseph, SJ, Rector, St Joseph’s Institutions and by Rev. Fr. Anand Prabhu, SJ, Secretary and Treasurer, B.J.E.S.

Music and laughter filled the air. The children were dressed in their best attire. Cultural dances, rhymes and action songs made for a lively programme which was well received by the doting audience! Childhood memories are always the sweetest and this day had a fair share for the tiniest citizens of SJBHS.