GREEN LAND SR.SEC. PUBLIC SCHOOL ORGANISES VIRTUAL DECLAMATION CONTEST DURING PRE –REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS
Virtual Declamation Contest was organised at Green Land Sr. Sec. Public School, Ludhiana , during Pre –Republic Day celebrations for classes IX-XII, to hone the oratory skills among the students in all three languages i.e. English, Hindi & Punjabi. The topics for which were –The duty of a patriot, India of my dreams, The Army is the true mobility of our country, India will remain the land of free so long as it is the home of brave etc. The participants were in high zest and zeal. They were well prepared, spoke confidently with expression and excellent diction. They were judged on the basis of content, confidence, voice clarity, intonation and gestures.
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PRE REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS BEGINS AT GREEN LAND SR.SEC. PUBLIC SCHOOL
Pre Republic day celebrations started at Green Land Sr. Sec. Public School with patriotic fervour and zest. During Virtual assembly the students were motivated to be the enlightened citizens of the country and to participate in the development and improvement of the society around them .
On the occasion various activities like Poster Making , greeting card making and slogan writing on Republic Day was organized for the students of class VI-VIII. The students of all sections showcased their artistic talent through their active participation in all the activities. They expressed their gratitude and tribute to all the great leaders & soldiers of the country through their posters , greetings and slogans.
The Chairman of the Chain of Green Land schools, Dr. Rajesh Rudhra said that there is no such thing as building a great nation, we just have to build great human beings. If we build great human beings, then there is a great nation and a great world. So it is duty of both teachers and parents to train their children so that they can become better citizens of tomorrow.
The Principal, Mrs. Baldeep Pandher applauded the efforts of students and said that when we talk about the glories of India, generally we talk in the past tense: “We were such a great nation at one time.” I would like the children of today to talk about India as a great nation, not in terms of yesterday but in terms of today and tomorrow and that it could only be possible if we inculcate patriotic feelings and respect for Nation at such age.
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