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Rev. Dr. Fr. John Alwyn Dias
President,
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Rev. Fr. Robin
D’ Souza
Executive Secretary, CEB |
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Fr. Vijesh Loyed Menezes
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Fr. Anil
D'Costa
Principal |
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News and Events
VIRTUAL CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION AT TRINITY CENTRAL
SCHOOL.
A beautiful saying goes “ With the birth of every new child,
there is a hope born that God is not angry with us”. Truly,
our children are our pride and honour, as in every child we
see the future of a better tomorrow.
November 14th, a day synonymous with the chuckles of
innocent laughter and joyous mood; for, this is the day when
we celebrate childhood, dedicated in honour, and on the
birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehru.
Though COVID has played spoilsport to the celebrations which
was usually held at school, we at Trinity Central School did
not let the green monster, subdue the vibrancy of this day.
The festivities in its virtuality (virtual-reality),
commenced with a flashback of the memorable event that was
held in the last academic year, i.e 14.11.2019.
A short formal programme commenced with the prayerful
invocation of every child’s favourite hymn “Showers of
Blessings”. Following this, the portrait of Pandit Nehru was
garlanded by the Management. The significance of this day
was conveyed with inspiring words by Ms Jayanthi.
The joyous festivities commenced with a cheerful rendition
of a medley of children’s favourite songs by our teachers.
With children confined in the four walls of their homes, and
since they were missing their school, the teachers brought
back their smiles by taking the students on a virtual tour
of the school.
Children love music and dance. The teachers presented an
entertaining dance performance, swaying to the music of
popular songs which are much loved by children.
Rev. Fr. Ravi Serrao in his message to the children conveyed
that the children are being missed and that they are like
the rose that Chacha Nehru always wore - fragrant and
beautiful. He advised that despite the many thorns that one
may come across, we need to face these challenges that lie
ahead of us, with confidence and courage.
Light dispels darkness. With the festival of lights Diwali
coinciding with Children’s Day, teachers welcomed this
beautiful festival with an aesthetically artistic rangoli,
surrounded by pretty diyas.
No programme is complete without its grand finale.
Envisioned by our teachers, a portrait of Pandit Nehru was
created using only cloth, in the school grounds. As the
colourful balloons took to the sky, with the wishes and
blessings of the Principal, and teachers, the curtains came
down on the virtual Children’ Day Celebrations.
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