MES Indian School recently observed Mother’s Day and Nurses Day with students paying tribute to mothers and the selfless service of nurses.
The department of English in collaboration with the Public Speaking Team organised a special programme through Zoom platform.
Young speakers exhibited their oratorical skills by giving speeches on the roles played by mothers and the nurses in the lives of everyone and how mums were instrumental in shaping and influencing children's lives.
The students, in their performances, epitomised mother as teacher, friend, philosopher and guide.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Hameeda Kadar highlighted the importance and the sacrificial roles played by mothers and nurses for the betterment of humanity.
She added: ‘We place mothers and nurses in high esteem and regard for their invaluable contribution, to our lives.’ She also appreciated the overwhelming response of the students and urged them to always remain obliged for the selfless love of mothers.
To mark the occasion various competitions were organised for students of all sections.
The teachers in charge of the day’s programme were Rameesh Fathima, Rama Devi, Jency George and Praveesh Jose.
School officials, parents, teachers and nurses were among those present on the occasion.
Young speakers exhibited their oratorical skills by giving speeches on the roles played by mothers and the nurses in the lives of everyone and how mums were instrumental in shaping and influencing children's lives.
The students, in their performances, epitomised mother as teacher, friend, philosopher and guide.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Hameeda Kadar highlighted the importance and the sacrificial roles played by mothers and nurses for the betterment of humanity.
She added: ‘We place mothers and nurses in high esteem and regard for their invaluable contribution, to our lives.’ She also appreciated the overwhelming response of the students and urged them to always remain obliged for the selfless love of mothers.
To mark the occasion various competitions were organised for students of all sections.
The teachers in charge of the day’s programme were Rameesh Fathima, Rama Devi, Jency George and Praveesh Jose.
School officials, parents, teachers and nurses were among those present on the occasion.