First Cry Play School, Kurukshetra hosts grand 2nd Annual Function at Vidya Bharti Sanskriti Shiksha Sansthan Auditorium

Kurukshetra: First Cry Play School, Kurukshetra, celebrated its Second Annual Function with great enthusiasm at the auditorium of Vidya Bharti Sanskriti Shiksha Sansthan. The event was graced by chief guest Mai Ram Kaushik, younger brother of Haryana BJP State President Mohan Lal Badoli.

The function witnessed the esteemed presence of parents, dignitaries, and members of the school fraternity. The programme commenced with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp and Saraswati Vandana. The tiny tots captivated the audience with colourful cultural performances, including patriotic songs, Haryanvi folk dances, group dances, poems, and short skits.

The children’s confidence and vibrant stage presence earned thunderous applause from the audience. Addressing the gathering, Mai Ram Kaushik emphasized that early education lays the strongest foundation for a child’s bright future. He stated that just as a strong building requires a solid base, quality primary education is essential for overall development. He added that play schools today are not merely centers of academic learning but institutions that nurture values, discipline, and personality development. He also appreciated the school management for blending modern education with Indian cultural values.

On this occasion, School Director Sweety Kaushik extended a warm welcome to all guests and expressed gratitude to parents and dignitaries for their continued support. She said the school is committed to providing a safe, caring, and inspiring environment where children can learn through play. She further highlighted that the institution offers excellent pre-school services along with quality day-care facilities in the region. The event was also attended by MD Naresh Kaushik, Dr. Rajkamal, Dr. Sunita, and Tarun Devdas, District General Secretary of BJP Sonipat, along with several other distinguished personalities, who lauded the school’s progress and wished it continued success and a bright future.