STATE TIMES NEWS
JAMMU: J.K. Public School, Kunjwani, Jammu, marked a significant milestone with the graduation ceremony of its UKG students.
The event not only celebrated the academic achievements of the young scholars but also showcased the vibrant tapestry of Indian culture.
Under the theme “Showcasing Indian Culture,” the ceremony transported attendees on a journey across various states of India.
The highlight was the participation of five foreign guests, who experienced the essence of Kashmir, Punjab, Delhi, Rajasthan, Mumbai, Lavani, Tamil Nadu, Kolkata, and the North East through captivating presentations and performances by JKiians.
From soulful Kashmiri and Dogri melodies to the rhythmic beats of patriotic and Sufi dances, the audience was treated to a kaleidoscope of cultural expressions. The grand finale brought together students from Pre-Nursery to Class 2, as they proudly displayed the rich diversity of Indian dance forms.
The ceremony also served as a transition for the UKG students, who were honored with medals and certificates, marking their progression to Class 1. The parents of Toddlers’ World students were enthrilled to witness such reverberating performances of the little jkiians.
The presence of Chairman Raj Daluja, Patron Davinder Daluja and Neelam Daluja and other members of the management added grace to the occasion.
Shashi Chaudhary, Director, JK Educational Society commended the students’ efforts under the guidance of their mentors, while Principal Rajesh Rathore extended his best wishes to the budding talents and appreciated the sincere efforts of Toddlers’ Wing Coordinator, Shivangini Pandotra and her team of talented teachers. In his Ashirvachan, Chairman of the school Raj Daluja wished a very bright future for every student. He appreciated students and teachers for putting up a brilliant show. He also applauded parents for being extremely supportive and encouraging towards their wards.
The event exemplified J.K. Public School’s commitment to holistic education, fostering cultural appreciation, and nurturing young minds for a brighter tomorrow.