Shades of Green mark entire KPS Kadma premises while celebrating Green Day – ‘22

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, May 2: The fresh and soothing delights of a green environment comprising trees, plants and fruits was the feel at the Kadma Kerala Public School (KPS)as the tiny environmentalists of the institution’s Pre-Primary segment took it on themselves with the help of their teachers to celebrate Green Day with unique enthusiasm.

The students and teachers came to school dressed in pretty green attires adding to eco-friendly atmosphere prevailing in the school campus and beyond. Classrooms were decorated in pursuance of the green theme with objects from the children’s immediate surroundings were brought to the classrooms to add to the aura of soothing green. The little ones got together to decorate the school with green balloons and green vegetable and fruit cut outs. The campus seemed a beehive of several activities as the Pre-Primary segment of KPS Kadma rushed about excitedly.

The other activities organized in celebrating Green Day – 2022 included speeches, quotes and recitation of poems by the children. The tots exhibited their flair for public speaking as the delivered brief speeches on the significance of the colour Green. Teachers guided the students as they presented exciting dances and skits that made the ;learning process more enjoyable. The kids with the backing of their teachers coloured the entire school premises with ample splashes of nature’s green to be fostered by all generations.

Academic Director Lakshmi Sharat, Principal Sharmila Mukherjee, Headmistress Alamelu Ravishankar and Activity In-charge Sashi Rekha were present on this occasion. Children brought green snacks and eatables in their tiffin boxes. A few Nursery students were dressed up as live models of green fruits and vegetables such as raw mango, grapes, and capsicum. The Importance of medicinal plants from the world of green like Tulsi, Neem, Mint and other roots and leaves were explained thereby by urging people to desist from pulling down trees and instead plant more trees.