On 13th January, Nestians celebrated the festival of Lohri across all the branches of Nest Preschool. The major attraction was the bonfire organised in the school premises. The children danced around the bonfire singing the Lohri song,’Sundriye, Mundriye, hoye’ with much gusto.
hey were gifted sweets and popcorn after the activities. The teachers narrated the stories of Makar Sakranti and Lohri to teach the little ones, the significance of yet another Indian festival. The infectious energy of the students led to the parents joining in the celebrations.
Nest school receives much appreciation from parents for the way we celebrate our festivals to teach children what our values are and how we can imbibe them in our daily lives. Festivals are an integral part of Indian culture and we look forward to more such celebrations with parents and students.
hey were gifted sweets and popcorn after the activities. The teachers narrated the stories of Makar Sakranti and Lohri to teach the little ones, the significance of yet another Indian festival. The infectious energy of the students led to the parents joining in the celebrations.
Nest school receives much appreciation from parents for the way we celebrate our festivals to teach children what our values are and how we can imbibe them in our daily lives. Festivals are an integral part of Indian culture and we look forward to more such celebrations with parents and students.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Lohri 2019 - Date (13th January 2019): Lohri is a popular winter Punjabi folk festival, which is celebrated mainly by Sikhs and Hindus from the Punjab region of the Indian subcontinent. There are a lot of significance and legends about the Lohri festival and these festivals connect with the Punjab region. Many people believe that the festival celebrates the passing of winter solstice.
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