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Green Diwali celebrations spread awareness among students
Apeejay School, Pitampura, celebrates the festival with meaningful activities highlighting care for nature
Last week, Apeejay School, Pitampura, celebrated Diwali through a series of activities that brought together students and staff. From spreading awareness about celebrating an eco-friendly festival to observing traditional customs, the celebrations highlighted the importance of kindness, sharing, and togetherness. Students across different classes participated in activities that combined festive joy with meaningful messages.
Class III students promote a Green Diwali
A special assembly organised by Class III began with a prayer and a thoughtful message on protecting nature. The highlight was a skit that explained how firecrackers pollute the air, harm animals, and affect people’s health.
Through their performance, the students encouraged everyone to celebrate Diwali with diyas, rangoli, and sweets instead of crackers. A melodious song and a colourful dance on the theme of light and joy followed.
The school Principal appreciated the students’ efforts and urged everyone to celebrate a clean, safe, and Green Diwali. The assembly helped reinforce the importance of making responsible choices during festivals.
Staff celebrate Diwali with prayers and togetherness
The festive spirit was equally evident during the celebrations organised for the school staff. The occasion began with the traditional Diwali puja, where staff members sought the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh.
Dressed in festive attire, the staff members came together to celebrate the occasion with enthusiasm. A special lunch provided an opportunity to share conversations, laughter, and moments of togetherness.
The celebrations also included a lively game of tambola, which added excitement to the gathering. The tradition of Diwali shagun further marked the occasion, reflecting appreciation, prosperity, and the joy of sharing.
Pre-primary children learn to celebrate responsibly
For the Pre-primary students, Diwali was an occasion to explore traditions through creative activities. The little ones participated in Ramayana storytelling, colourful crafts, mini temple making, and floral rangoli making. Music and dance added to the celebrations.
The children also took a Green Diwali pledge, promising to avoid firecrackers, show love towards pets and elders, and gift green plants.
The festivities concluded with a class feast, giving the children another opportunity to enjoy the occasion together.
Across all three celebrations, the message remained clear. Diwali is not only about festivities but also about caring for others, respecting nature, and celebrating responsibly.
