Music, dance and drama light up Bearys Public School's annual day

December 2, 2011

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Mangalore, December 2, Bearys Public School and His Grace Montessori celebrated their Annual day at Town Hall here on Thursday in the presence of a galaxy of eminent guests including Mangalore Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh and Management consultant Joe Gonsalves.

The main attraction of the evening was a string of cultural shows namely 'Suswagatham', 'Dil Hai Hindustani', 'Sur aur Sargam' 'Anokha Bharat' and 'Hum Saath saath Hain'. Karate Show and Suggi Kunitha lent lent variety to the programmes.

Speaking on the occasion Seemant Kumar Singh lauded the efforts of the school management in encouraging students to make a mark in the extracurricular activities. “Many schools and colleges talked about competitions but did not give importance to extracurricular activities. But the Bearys school has always given importance to extracurricular activities. Giving importance to the extra curricular activities helped in the personality development of the students,” he observed.

Mr. Joe Gonsalves, in his speech, said the children were the most precious natural resources for any society. “It is these young people who serve as beacons of hope,” he added.

Chairman and managing trustee of Bearys Academy of Learning Syed Mohammed Beary presided over the function. Listing out the achievements of the school, he said the journey begain with a KG school. “At present there are 4,000 students studying in Bearys Academy and from next academic year the management will start the first-ever architecture design school in Mangalore, he said.

The function began with an invocation by the students. Correspondent of Bearys School Mariam welcomed the gathering. Principal Shahnaz Fatima read out the annual report. Mr. Singh distributed prizes to the students who excelled in various fields. The programme concluded with “Saare jahaan se acchha”. Ruwaid Yunus and Aysha Thayzeena compered the programme which ended with a vote of thanks from Shama.

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