NEEV - A unit of Red Roses Public School

The last working day before summer vacation was celebrated with great joy and excitement. Students enthusiastically prepared delicious treats like fruit custard, fruit popsicles , biscuit sandwiches and refreshing cool drinks. The little chefs enjoyed making and tasting the yummy dishes with their friends.

Adding more fun to the celebration, students watched a movie together and enjoyed tasty ice cream, lovingly treated by Manager Mr. Karan Mehta. The day was filled with laughter, happiness and sweet memories, making it a perfect farewell before the summer break.

The Mother’s Day at Neev school celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. The programme began with the ceremonial lamp lighting by the Chief Guest, the Vice Principal Mrs. Susanta Chakraborty of Red Roses Public School. The event created a warm and cheerful atmosphere for all the mothers present.

Students from Balvatika to Class 5 gave wonderful performances dedicated to their mothers. Their dances, songs, and heartfelt expressions filled the celebration with love and happiness. Various fun-filled competitions were also organised for mothers, including duet dance, duet singing, Adorned Mumma-Baby, and Mother-Child Ramp Walk. The enthusiastic participation of the mothers made the event even more special and memorable.

The winners of the competitions were awarded prizes for their performances and participation. Light refreshement was also served to the mothers. They thoroughly enjoyed the celebration and appreciated the efforts of the students and school staff in making the event successful and memorable.

Labour Day was celebrated in our school with great love and gratitude. The students prepared beautiful cards for their didis and bhaiyas and expressed their affection by reciting a lovely rhyme for them.

On this occasion, the Incharge, *Deepika Sharma*, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the support staff for their dedication and hard work. The celebration beautifully conveyed the message of respect for every worker and the dignity of labour.

Baisakhi was celebrated in our school with great enthusiasm and joy. The program was conducted in a lively and well organised manner, highlighting the culture and traditional importance of this harvest festival. The celebration included a blend of vibrant dance performances, an informative presentation, and a meaningful poetic expression, all of which beautifully showcased the spirit of Baisakhi. The performances were full of energy and grace, creating a festive atmosphere. The event reflected the values of gratitude, happiness and togetherness associated with Baisakhi. It was a colourful and memorable celebration that was enjoyed by all.