48th Annual Day 2024-25

Shri B.S. Mootha Girls Senior Secondary School celebrated its 48th Annual Day on October 26, 2024, at Kamarajar Arangam, Chennai, with vibrant enthusiasm. The Honourable Chief Guest, Shri C. Likmichand Singhvi, and distinguished Guest of Honour, Mrs. Meena Dadha graced the occasion, accompanied by esteemed dignitaries, including Chairman Shri Harish L Metha, Managing Trustee Shri Paras Singh Munoth, Vice President Shri Madanlal Gundecha, Secretary Shri Nirmal Nahar, Correspondent Shri Rajkumar Jain, Shri Dharmichand Singhvi, members of the Management Committee, Principal Mrs. Swarnalatha Gopalakrishnan, Vice Principal Mrs. Deivanai, Academic Advisor Mrs. Indra Rangan, and the dedicated school faculty.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour, symbolizing a bright beginning. The dignitaries were warmly honored with exquisite garlands, vibrant bouquets, and cherished mementos. Principal Mrs. Swarnalatha Gopalakrishnan presented the Annual School Report, highlighting significant achievements, followed by a welcome address from Secretary Shri Nirmal Nahar, who shared the school’s progressive vision.

The Prize Distribution Ceremony celebrated the accomplishments of outstanding students from Classes X and XII, with special recognition for high-achieving subject toppers and honours for teachers who guided students to achieve 100% results.The Chief Guest emphasized the importance of education in building self-confidence and creating positivity in our lives and others, while the Guest of Honour encouraged the students with inspiring words.

The highlight of the day was the Cultural Fiesta, “Colours of India,” showcasing an impressive array of vibrant performances. The program opened with a soulful invocation dance, offering graceful thanksgiving to the deities, followed by an energetic folk dance by tiny tots and a melodious musical tribute to India’s rivers. An engaging English skit inspired by R.K. Narayan’s Guide brought literary charm to the stage, while a colorful portrayal of India’s festivals enriched the spirit of unity in diversity. A humorous and thought-provoking Tamil-Hindi skit added further depth to the theme.

The programme also featured a dynamic North Indian folk dance, graceful classical performances, and a captivating mime on parenting . The audience was mesmerized by a hypnotic UV dance and a harmonious musical interlude with songs in various Indian languages. Additionally, an exquisite art exhibition showcased students’ creative works, offering insight into their artistic talents.

The extravaganza concluded with Correspondent Shri Rajkumar Jain extending a heartfelt vote of thanks. The event ended with the National Anthem, leaving an indelible impression of talent, unity, and tradition on all present.