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JAMMU: JK Public School Panjtirthi conducted Prize distribution function-cum-Annual Result Day-a day of celebration of achievement, success, appreciation, efforts, high intention, intelligent direction and skillful execution, in three segments on three consecutive days in the premises of the school.
On the first segment, the Chief Guest of the day was the Chairman of JK Educational Society, Raj Daluja.
On the day of second prize distribution segment, the Chief Guest was the Director of JK Educational Society, Shashi Chaudhary.
Principal of JKPS Panjtirthi, Suman Banbah was the Chief Guest on the third and last segment of result day.
The programme on all the three days commenced with the traditional lamp lighting ceremony as a tribute to Mother Saraswati -The Goddess of Knowledge by the Chief Guests and the Principal.
All the concerned class students came forward on stage consecutively and confidently presented their experiences, Morals, ethics which they have imbibed throughout the session. They also talked about their achievements and the teaching methodologies of JKPS.
The first, second and third position holders of each class were honoured or rewarded by the Chief Guests of the day.
The prizes for 100 per cent attendance, well dressed child and well disciplined child were also given from each class.
Besides that, each child of each class was called on stage and blessed and honoured with captions as per his/her talents, capabilities and qualities.
The Principal welcomed the parents and said, “If we nurture our children well, he will become the Nation’s Pride. We must keep children innocent today, tomorrow and forever as children are the key to Paradise. We must not burden the child and force the child to perform beyond his potential we do not believe in punishing the child, we should deal with them psychologically.”
“I personally feel that children are like flowers precious and beautiful never hurt them with your crude and rude thoughtless words and actions,” she said.
She further expressed and emphasized, “I believe that each child is unique and gifted and we must not discriminate them on the basis of percentage, individual differences, talents and capabilities. Few children are shy by Nature and have a lazy attitude in class, few cannot retain what is taught, some children work according to their moods and few are naughty. We have to explore the Talent, IQ, capability, skill of the children and then nurture them accordingly.”
She concluded her words by saying, “Let’s move along towards the new session with new hopes, new adventures, new resolutions, new beginnings and new targets.”