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Le Flaneur 2024: A cultural odyssey that embraced fun and festivity
Apeejay School, Nerul organised a day-long extravaganza that showcased the collective spirit of the school community
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On a bright and vibrant January 28, 2024, Apeejay School, Nerul, transformed into a bustling hub of excitement, creativity, and cultural celebration, hosting its much-anticipated annual carnival, Le Flaneur 2024. This day-long extravaganza was a showcase of enthusiasm, joy, and the collective spirit of the school community, embracing fun, frolic, and festivity with open arms. The event was not just a carnival but a cultural odyssey that brought together students, teachers, parents, and illustrious guests in a shared experience of merry-making and cultural appreciation.
The festivities commenced with a musical welcome that set the tone for the day. The school’s orchestra delivered enchanting melodies, weaving together tunes that crossed generational, cultural, and linguistic barriers, warmly greeting dignitaries like Principal of the Mr P Subhash, the Vice-principal Ms Preety Gupta, and the attendees. The ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries was not merely a ritual; it symbolised the light of knowledge and culture spreading through the community, ushering in a day of celebration and joy.
The carnival’s atmosphere was electrified with a series of performances and competitions that showcased the talent and creativity of the students and their families. A rhythmic invocation dance by the students held the audience spellbound, setting a high standard for the performances to follow. The principal’s inspiring speech reminded everyone of the importance of cultural engagement and expressed gratitude towards Mrs Sushma Paul Berlia, Chairman, Apeejay Education, and Chancellor Apeejay Stya University for her pivotal role in enabling such a grand celebration.
Le Flaneur 2024 was a cultural and creative fiesta, featuring a plethora of activities that catered to all ages and interests. Intra-school competitions such as the Colour Splash Art Competition, Flower Arrangement, Vegetable and Fruit Carving, and Fireless Cooking saw enthusiastic participation, blurring the lines between competitors and collaborators, as parents and students came together to showcase their skills.
The carnival was a playground for the adventurous and the curious, with stalls like ‘Tattoo making’, ‘Bulls Eye and Chopstick Challenge’, and ‘Awesome Arcade’ offering a variety of challenges and games. These activities were not just for fun but also fostered a sense of community and teamwork among the participants. The vibrant and competitive spirit of the attendees was further highlighted in the game show ‘Just a Minute’, which included lively games that brought out the best in everyone involved.
A major highlight was the inter-school Rock Band competition, which turned into a musical battle that captivated the audience. Judged by Mr Shibu Verghese, the competition was a testament to the musical talents of the young participants, with Apeejay School, Nerul, taking home the prize for the best performance, and Shaurya Mishra of Lokmanya Tilak International School winning the best drummer award.
The event also featured a special appearance by Mr Nabeel Ahmed, an acclaimed actor and alumnus of the school, adding a touch of star power to the festivities. The Ramayana-themed dance-drama was a visual spectacle, combining classical and contemporary dance forms to tell the epic tale of Ravana, captivating the audience with its expressive choreography and vibrant costumes.
The culinary delights on offer were a major attraction, with food stalls serving a variety of delicious meals that were a hit among the attendees. The DJ stall kept the energy high, with children and adults alike grooving to the beats. The anticipation built up to the announcement of the Lucky Draw prizes, adding an element of suspense and excitement to the already exhilarating day.
As the sun set on Le Flaneur 2024, it was clear that the event was more than just a carnival; it was a celebration of culture, creativity, and community spirit that brought the Apeejay School, Nerul, family closer together. The memories created during this cultural odyssey will undoubtedly be cherished for years to come, serving as a reminder of the joy and unity that cultural celebrations can foster within a community.
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Shalini is an Executive Editor with Apeejay Newsroom. With a PG Diploma in Business Management and Industrial Administration and an MA in Mass Communication, she was a former Associate Editor with News9live. She has worked on varied topics - from news-based to feature articles.
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