Happy Mother Day





Our school celebrated Mother’s Day with fun dances and games just for our wonderful moms! First, our students performed a colorful group dance to “Maa O Meri Maa,” and then we watched a beautiful solo dance that showed how strong and caring mothers are. After the dances, the mothers played making towers with disposals, snatching hanky standing in a ring and carrying a glass on head and walking and reaching destination laughing and cheering the whole time. A big thank you to all the moms who joined us and made the day so special!




 

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