Springdales, Dhaula Kuan, celebrates global children’s fest in style
The school hosted diplomats and foreign school students with the Cultural Fiesta to spread the fragrance and hues of world culture through the musical and dance performances.
Statesman News Service | New Delhi | February 8, 2023 8:09 pm
Performance by students emphasizing the need to live in a spirit of brotherhood and togetherness (Photo: SNS)
Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan on Wednesday celebrated International Children’s Festival to pay tribute to the Founder Manager of the institution, Shri Yudhister Kumar. The school hosted diplomats and foreign school students with the Cultural Fiesta to spread the fragrance and hues of world culture through the musical and dance performances.
The Guest of Honour on the occasion was Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Dilshod Akhatov. In his address, Akhatov complimented the school for the child-centric approach.
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He underlined the cultural affinity shared by Uzbekistan and India and proposed to create partnership between the host school and schools in Uzbekistan towards the advancement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDPs).
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Director of Springdales Schools, Dr. Jyoti Bose, during her welcome address, stressed the need to integrate peace education into our cultural life and school curriculum so that we could build reservoirs of HOPE and multiply our efforts towards human welfare as a whole.
The Cultural Fiesta comprised elegant performances by the students of the Iraqi and German Embassy Schools.
The finale “Our Quest for Peace” by the host school emphasised the need to live in a spirit of brotherhood and togetherness. However, the foot-tapping and mesmerising performances by the professional troupes from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Uzbekistan was the highlight of the day.
Syed Md A Razi, Principal Secretary of Meghalaya's Public Health Engineering (PHE) and Public Works Department (PWD), was on a personal holiday and had been in the Central Asian country since April 4.
Mongolia has officially commenced the export of live sheep to Uzbekistan, marking a significant step in agricultural trade between the two nations, local media reported on Wednesday, citing the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry.
