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Introduction

On the auspicious occasion of India's Independence Day, the 8th-grade students organized a special program to honor the sacrifices of freedom fighters and to reflect on the significance of independence in our lives. This event not only served as a celebration but also as an educational experience, reinforcing the lessons learned in history class about India's struggle for freedom.

 

Objectives

- To instill a sense of patriotism and national pride among students.

- To enhance students’ understanding of historical events related to India’s independence.

- To encourage teamwork and creativity through the organization of the event.

- To provide a platform for students to express their thoughts and talents.

 

Welcome Note

The program commenced with a warm welcome speech by Mrs. A.G.Geena Head of the Dept. of History & Civics. She emphasized the importance of Independence Day and the value of freedom, linking it to the lessons learned in their history classes.

Ms. Rithika of class 8 D, expressed how her dreams came true and described her journey from class 6 to class 8 for this Special assembly - History Day.

 

Cultural Performances

1. The students in the class presented historical news, thoughts, and chronological events related to the freedom struggle, which captivated the audience.
2. The students presented a vibrant dance performance to a medley of patriotic song, “LEHRA DO”, showcasing their enthusiasm and unity.
3. Sri Akshara Gayatri and C. Akshara, who is in class 8, had a conversation about why we need to study history. Many in the audience were able to understand the importance of studying history as a subject.
4. Students presented a skit titled 'Heroes of 1857,' highlighting the main events that occurred during the revolt of 1857. They portrayed Jhansi Lakshmi Bai, Mangal Pandey, Nana Saheb, and the last Mughal ruler Bahadur Shah. These incidents transported the audience back to those days, and some felt goosebumps.
5. The program continued with the melody of the song "Suno Gaur Se Duniya Walon," mesmerizing the listeners.

 

Key Note Address

Mrs. Qamar Sultana, the principal, inspired the organizers with her message. Everyone needs to know the history and culture of India. Today’s students are very fortunate to have dedicated and talented teachers who teach innovatively, making history interesting. These teachers encourage students to come up with different ideas to organize many more programs, such as History Day.

 

Vote of thanks

The program concluded with a vote of thanks from Mrs. Rajani, Dept. Social Studies, who praised the students for their hard work and creativity. She encouraged them to carry forward the spirit of independence in their daily lives by being responsible citizens.

She also expressed her gratitude to the esteemed Principal, Academic coordinator, class teachers of grades 7 and 8, the music instructor, the dance instructor and the technical support team for their continued support in making this event successful.

 

Reflections

The Independence Day celebration by Class 8 was a resounding success, showcasing the students' dedication and enthusiasm. Many students expressed feeling more connected to their nation and were inspired by the sacrifices made for independence. The event fostered a deeper appreciation for history, reinforcing the importance of understanding the past to navigate the future.

Through this program, the students not only celebrated a significant day in Indian history but also learned invaluable lessons about teamwork, creativity, and patriotism that will stay with them for years to come. Overall, it was an enriching experience that highlighted the strength of young minds in contributing to the spirit of freedom and national pride.