Mangaluru: St Agnes CBSE School organizes art exhibition


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Mangaluru, Mar 28: An art exhibition at St Agnes CBSE school Mangaluru was organised on March 23 bringing the traditional blend of Uttarakhand and Karnataka states of India. The CBSE board’s constructive approach to blended learning and depicting of culture and tradition in an artistic way was meticulously presented with enthusiasm and perfection.

The students, teachers of the school under the guidance of the principal put up an exuberant exhibition depicting the tradition, culture, food and various dance forms to show the blended learning of the states. The art form was presented in Block II Hall and various classrooms. The guests and parents were welcomed with a dance at the entrance of the hall followed by a melodious prayer song sung by students of grade X. The programme was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries. The Art was depicted in creative and colourful way by the students. A well planned set up was arranged by all the teachers and students with decorating the classrooms and creative presentation of art. The students in the class welcomed the guests and presented their art and shared knowledge of the states.

The exhibition was inaugurated by the chief guest Sr Dr Agatha Mary AC former superior general of the Apostolic Carmel Congregation. Sr Dr Lydia Fernandes AC the Joint Secretary of St Agnes Educational Institutions and Sr Carmel Rita AC the administrator of St Agnes college were the guest of honour for the occasion. Sr Edna Furtado AC the administrator, the principal, vice principal and coordinator of the school. Jane Saldanha the vice president of School Welfare Committee were the other dignitaries of the event. The chief guest and the guests of honour in their speech praised the students for their effort and wished all success for the event.
The art and culture were well depicted and meticulously organised from 9am to 2.30 pm with visitors being the parents, students from other neighbouring schools and college and sisters of the congregation. The entire atmosphere and ambiance brought in a lot of educative concepts to the visitors. The students presented their art form in creative way. The entire day was a grand affair for the hard work put up by all.

The management congratulated the school for being innovative and also expresses gratitude to the hard efforts of parents, teachers and students.

  

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