The students of class P3 of The Modern School, ECNCR showcased their class presentation in front of the parent fraternity on March 9, 2019. The programme commenced with a welcome song, followed by the welcome speech of The Principal, Ms. Abha Sadana. She highlighted the relevance of giving exposure and platform to students at a young age, in order to transform them into confident leaders of tomorrow. The talented modernites displayed their skills by presenting a Hindi play on the theme â€˜Save Water'. The students also enacted the story â€˜The Blue Umbrella’ by Ruskin Bond, portraying the essential value of being happy with what one has. In the form of a colorful spectacle, the students performed a dance on the theme – â€˜Rang’ through which they showcased the meaning of colours in a person’s life. The students presented Nukkad Natak on the theme – â€˜Soch badlo Bharat Badlo’ which urged everyone to think about contributing for the good of the country. Math quiz and EVS activity were conducted on stage to exhibit the intensive and inclusive classroom learning that took place in the school. Ayaan Goyal of class P3 C showcased magic tricks which mesmerized the audience. Hunar Kukreja presented a comic show which tickled their funny bones. Aleeza Ashraf of class P3A and Maanya Patawari of class P3B recited the poems â€˜Desh Prem’ and â€˜Save Trees’ respectively. Bhavik Mittal of class P3B, Jasmeera Bindra of class P3 B and Kimayra Arora of class P3C amazed the audience by showcasing their talent in dance. Aashmeen Khurana of P3C and Ayushmann Khurana of P3B presented a jaw-dropping dance on skates. Arunoday Singh Chauhan filled the air with the hues of patriotism by singing Vande Mataram. The show came to an end with a spellbound hoopla performance by Khushi Narula of P3B.

The presentation was applauded by the audience and enthralled one and all. The Headmistress, Ms. Rimpy Verma congratulated the students for their hard work and dedication. The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by the Senior Coordinator, Ms. Mehta.