St. Cecily’s English Medium Higher Primary School in Udupi observed Vana Mahotsava, the festival of forests, on June 27th. The event aimed to raise awareness about the significance of trees and the imperative of environmental conservation among students.
The Eco Club, under the guidance of dedicated teachers, orchestrated a meaningful programme. It commenced with a devotional prayer, expressing gratitude for nature’s blessings.
The event featured a captivating dance performance by the agile dancers of the Eco Club. Sr. Therese Jyothi and Teacher Wilma welcomed Mr. Krishnappa, the forest officer of Udupi division, as the chief guest. They presented him with a sapling, and he inaugurated the ceremony by planting a tree. In his address, Mr. Krishnappa encouraged students to adopt tree planting as a birthday tradition and advocated for the slogan “Each One, Plant One” for a greener future.
The students showcased various performances highlighting environmental awareness, including a mesmerizing dance drama depicting the importance of tree conservation and caring for the planet. The program concluded with the National Anthem.
Grade 3 students Sathwika and Abiel eloquently compered the event, while Thanishka from grade 6 delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks.
