Hey everyone,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to share with you all the wonderful experience I had recently celebrating Republic Day at my childhood school, Derol Station Kanyashala. It was truly a trip down memory lane filled with joy, patriotism, and a whole lot of nostalgia.
As I stepped into the school grounds, I was greeted by the sight of adorable kids buzzing with excitement, all dressed up in their best outfits, ready to showcase their talent. The energy in the air was infectious, and I couldn’t help but smile at the innocence and enthusiasm of these masoom kids.
The ceremony kicked off with the flag salute, a moment that never fails to stir up emotions of pride and gratitude in every Indian’s heart. Following this solemn ritual, the little ones took the stage and treated us to a delightful dance performance. Their nimble moves and innocent smiles filled the atmosphere with warmth and happiness.
Next up, it was time for Jayashrimasi, who was soon to retire, to deliver her speech. Her words were not just inspiring but also a testament to the dedication and passion of the teachers who shape the future generation with love and care.
Being not just an alumna but also the child of one of the staff members, I felt a special connection to this school. The familiar faces of the teachers who had once taught me and now continued to nurture young minds filled me with a sense of belonging.
Of course, no celebration is complete without sweets, and chocolates were distributed to everyone after the flag salute—a sweet reminder of the joyous occasion.
Finally, it was my turn to take the stage and share a few words. As I looked out at the sea of familiar faces, memories of my own school days flooded back, and I couldn’t help but feel grateful for the foundation this school had provided me.
In conclusion, celebrating Republic Day at my childhood school was not just a commemoration of a historic event but also a celebration of the bonds of love, learning, and legacy that tie us all together. It was a day filled with laughter, nostalgia, and above all, pride in being a part of this wonderful nation.
Until next time,