Dhakuakhana, Nov 14: Goodwill Academy in Dhakuakhana marked Children’s Day with a day-long programme on November 14, featuring cultural performances, a plantation drive and the unveiling of a handwritten student magazine.
The celebration was organised to mark the birth anniversary of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, and raise awareness about children’s rights, education and welfare. Students and teachers took part in the programme at the institution, which is located in the Dhakuakhana co-district.
The day began with a plantation drive on the school campus, followed by floral tributes to Nehru. A key highlight was the unveiling of the handwritten magazine, HEART THROB: The Eternal Voice of Our Heart, prepared by the students.
The programme also featured songs, dances and other cultural performances by students and teachers. Guardians and students joined members of the school fraternity, while parents and faculty members appreciated the creativity and talents displayed by the young participants.
On the occasion, the Goodwill Academy family extended greetings to students and wished them a bright future. Recalling Nehru’s words, “Children are the future of our nation”, the institution encouraged its young learners to move forward with confidence and a smile.
