The Annual Day of Kyari successfully links between Values and Child Development

Kyari is known for its meticulous and innovative approach towards holistic development of a child. The school curated the Annual Day Function to strengthen its deep-rooted focus on basic elements that need to be strengthened at the early childhood education level.

The idea behind celebrating Annual Day is the huge emphasis that the school puts on on-stage performance, where every child comes up on stage to showcase his/her confidence and talent.

Every year Kyari hosts its Annual Day in Kamani auditorium which provides a huge platform to perform in front of a large audience to build on teamwork, precision and stage presence.

This year on November 6 i.e. Sunday, Kyari presented its 11th Annual Day to parents and grandparents. The honorable Chief Guest was Justice Sangita Dhingra, along with guests of honour Mrs. Beena Lawania and Mrs. Annu Arora. Over 250 children performed to a packed audience of close to 650 in Kamani auditorium, with the theme being ‘75 glorious years of Indian Independence’. Each item presented was a tribute to our great nation and what we want our future country to shape up as.

From doing Yoga, which is an integral part of Indian culture to depicting Unity in diversity from children showcasing the problems faced by the changing environment to dancing on the rich agricultural heritage.

From the amazing costumes and the props the Kyari show had it all but the true success was in the resounding applause and appreciation from the audience.

According to Mrs. Kamini Monga, Principal, Kyari,“The annual day gives children a sense of achievement and accomplishment. The school’s chairperson, Mr. Ratinder Pal Singh Bhatia and the managing director i.e. Mrs. Purnima Bhatia have been the backbone of the school and are a constant source of encouragement and appreciation. Kyari is a family where the coordinators, the teachers, the helper staff and the parent community all work in tandem to make something special and that is what is truly reflected in each child.”

The idea of Kyari was born out of the need to have a play school for children which believed that every child is unique and has immense potential. It’s been 18 years now that school started and it has achieved the goal that it set out.

Kyari’s founding member, Mrs. Nirmal Puri, former headmistress of Springdales, was at its helm when the school started with a specific aim to make every Kyarian more aware, more articulate and more confident. Those have remained the hallmarks of the school.

Along with a team of special instructors for physical education, dance, art, music Kyari also has always had a school counselor and a speech therapist in school to help children with behavior as well as speech problems.

According to Garima Khandelwan, Mother of Khushvi Khandelwalan,“Kyari is the first school and learning place of my child that provides such a positive climate that feels respectful and welcoming to not only the students but also the parents. The school provides a combination of infrastructure, teacher student relation and moral values as well.It is truly my daughter's second home as they make school life so easy and full of joy. It is a blessing indeed to be a part of the great Kyari institution.”

According to the Mother of Mahika and Yuvaan,“I chose Kyari 8 years ago for my daughter and later on for my son as well. Right from experienced teachers to a very fruitful environment, it has given my kids a perfect atmosphere to learn and grow beautifully.”