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VIVA School conducts talent hunt
To bring out creativity amongst the students belonging to the PPT to the 4th class, a talent hunt programme was conducted in the VIVA School campus, Vidyanagar in the Guntur district on Friday
To bring out creativity amongst the students belonging to the PPT to the 4th class, a talent hunt programme was conducted in the VIVA School campus, Vidyanagar in the Guntur district on Friday.
The junior students of VIVA School performed well in dancing, singing, recitation of poems and Sanskrit verses.
The students also took part in dramas highlighting the precautions to be taken by parents towards their kids and on the lives of fishermen which have appreciated by the public.
Noted physicians Dr Nara Harish and Dr Nara Swathi, were the chief guests on the occasion.
In his speech, Dr. Nara Harish has explained the precautions that should be taken regarding children’s health.
We should try to understand the psychology of kids and by give them liberty so that we could reduce their emotional stress, he added.
He commended the VIVA educational institutions for their efforts in encouraging the children for their proper physical and mental growth.
Madhavi, Coordinator for VIVA PYP, teachers and parents of junior students were present on the occasion.
