ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION DAY
ELDERS’ DAY
Grandparents are the most special friends a grandchild could ever have.
To thank these wonderful gifts given to us by God, Divine Child High School organized ‘Grandparents Day’ on Saturday 1st October 2022. The occasion was to make grandparents feel special and loved. It was an opportunity to celebrate them for the wisdom and love they shower on their grandchildren.
Students performed dances and sang songs to entertain their grandparents.
Dr. Smita Patil, a renowned family physician was the Chief Guest who shared a lot of health tips for grandparents to keep themselves fit and healthy.
As a token of love, a sapling was gifted to each grandparent. They all had a wonderful time.
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Independence Day 2022 Celebrations
Yes, this year our nation celebrated its 76th Independence Day – 15th August 1947 being our first Independence Day.
And on this 75th Independence Anniversary, we at Divine Child High School had a galore of activities, events, competitions leading to our special day, as part of the ‘Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav’ –
- On 11th August 2022, we organized ‘Prabhat Pheri’ in the surrounding area of the school. The teachers accompanied students of Stds. IV & V as they performed loud and enthusiastic national slogans ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ which reverberated in the air and instilled a sense of patriotism in all.
- On 12th August 2022, the school resounded with the beautiful renditions of patriotic songs at the Patriotic Singing Competition.
- V & VI made beautiful, colourful Rakhis for 76th Independence Day.
- VII had a drawing competition on the topic of 76th Independence Day. Drawings depicted freedom fighters and our journey to freedom.
- IX penned their views on the 76th Independence Day in their essays.
- Rangoli competition was held for Stds. VII, VIII, IX. The creative and colourful Rangolis showcased the 76th Independence Day beautifully.
‘Twas an exciting few days preparing for our special day.
And then, the glorious 76th Independence Day dawned with Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s words spoken in the year 1947, ringing in our ears and minds – “At the stroke of midnight when the world sleeps, India will awake to freedom”. Our chief guest Lion Saraswati Sankar was invited to hoist our Tricolour Flag and the singing of the National Anthem pulled at our patriotic heartstrings. The cultural events by the students created a feeling of unity and national integration. The inspiring speeches in English, Hindi and Marathi captured the audience. The atmosphere in the school was charged with the feeling of patriotism, unity and brotherhood.
DIVINE CHILD POLYTECHNIC IS BACK
Good News
We are back once again, with an exceptional variety of Courses: Government Recognized as well as Our In-house Diploma and Certificate Courses. It is a great opportunity for both – the successfully cleared candidates of Std. X and the unfortunate ones who have to yet give it another shot at clearing. We are a platform that offers openings to excel in the field / career of your dream. So grab a seat for yourself and add to your list of achievements, and you will be the privileged one to tick off one more DONE from your list of DOs. Come, enjoy doing it here with us at Divine Child Polytechnic.
Those who love to see the world and explore countries, cultures, languages – this is a golden opportunity for you. Join the following Diploma Courses which are offered by the Institute with the collaboration of YCMOU –
- One Year Diploma in Hospitality Studies (2022-2023)
- One Year Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Studies (2023-2024)
Required qualification X passed.
After completing 2-year diploma, students are eligible for First Year degree Course in Hospitality.
Admissions are on. Get going! Make a dash for us!
We have spacious Class rooms, Food Production Lab, Computer Lab, Hall etc.
For more details :- https://divinechildandheri.com/divine-child/
VANAMAHOTSAV DAY
Vanamahotsav Day was celebrated on 15th July 2022. The assembly included messages and practical ways of ‘Reusing, Recycling and Reducing’. The day started with plantation of saplings followed by a poster making competition on Vanamahotsav for which the winners received certificates. Few students made rounds of corridors and classrooms shouting out nature-oriented slogans and holding posters showing how the environment can be saved. The ‘Best out of Waste’ competitive activity focussed on recycling waste.
A short programme directing the topic on how to practice the 3R rules ‘Reuse, Reduce & Recycle’ was organized. The Nature Club members of the school were present at this programme. It was attended by a dignitary from the Education Department. The ‘Best out of Waste’ activities were displayed on stage. The winners were felicitated with certificates. The English Elocution Competition held on the same day revolved around the topic of environment and social life. The winners of the competition received certificates.
All in all, a very fulfilling day.
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