Mumbai school bid a joyful farewell to its batch of 2022-23

To bid a lively and joyful farewell, Apeejay School, Kharghar hosted a special ceremony titled ‘Crossroads’ for its outgoing batch of 2022-23. The students of class 12 were elegantly dressed for the event as they entered the school premises, where they were given a traditional welcome by their juniors.

The ceremony commenced with the auspicious lighting of the lamp followed by a soulful prayer sung by the students of class 11. A formal welcome was extended to the gathering by the Deputy Head girl.

Further, Ms. Tejaswini Katdare, Principal of Apeejay School, Kharghar, addressed students and imparted her wisdom to them. She guided them towards the right path and wished them happiness and success in their future endeavours. She concluded by inspiring them to leave an indelible mark on society and make the school proud.

The event progressed with a mellifluous rendition of English and Hindi songs by class 11 students. It was followed by a fashion show, wherein class 12 students walked on the ramp. A few students amongst them were awarded with the titles like best hairstyle, distinguished dress, high heel, maximum accessories and many more. Besides on the basis of poise, elegance and wit, out of the ten finalists, Mr and Miss Apeejay were declared.

The juniors planned a wide array of entertainment including captivating dance performances, interesting games, and stand-up comedy. The boy’s band played a symphony, dedicated especially to their seniors. The hall was tastefully decorated with balloons, a photo collage and a corner was dedicated to a photo booth.

In the end, the class 12 students expressed their gratitude towards their beloved teachers and delivered speeches on their experiences in school. A token of love and appreciation was given to the students by the school and a sumptuous lunch was arranged for everyone.

“It’s sad to say, but sometimes moving on to a new life starts with a goodbye. I would suggest students to always use their knowledge and wisdom for self-improvement. Though they will not be a part of the school in the future, but they will always be in our daily prayers. I wish all the best to Class 12 students for their future.”

-Ms. Tejaswini Katdare, Principal, Apeejay School, Kharghar