1st Day of Summer Camp

                        

 “Grand inauguration of six-day Tropical Paradise Summer Camp”

With new hope and new resolve, today on 19th May, 2025, Seth M.R. Jaipuria Schools Banaras Parao branch inaugurated the summer camp in a grand way. Once again this summer camp became the center of attraction for the children of entire Purvanchal. The reason is well known that this school plays an important role in the artistic development of children of different age groups through just a six-day camp.

The event was inaugurated by all the officials of the school by lighting a lamp in front of Maa Sharda and Tulsi altar. During the prayer meeting, the Gayatri Mantra was first chanted, then with enthusiasm and excitement, a sense of gratitude towards God was expressed by praying we shall over come. Aerobics and western dance Ho Jayegi Tu Balle-Balle infused energy in the children, children of every class were seen dancing in joy. Smiles of children were visible everywhere. Like every year, this year too there were many centers of attraction in which swimming, calligraphy, skating, classical dance, animation, coding, archery, and other interesting activities were important. The summer camp was organized in three groups for children from class one to eight in which more than 40 activities were included. This time some new activities were also added like life saving skills, Vedic maths, story telling, elocution, writing and reading skills etc. Today, on the first day, the enthusiasm of the children waiting for swimming was at its peak. Even the intense rays of Lord Bhaskar were not able to reduce the enthusiasm of these children even a bit. Every child was seen trying to make himself a skilled swimmer. On the other hand, the children were most inclined towards skating. Wearing all the safety gear, the children were giving a charming display of their art through roller and liner skates. The interest of the children in calligraphy was also worth seeing. Through up stroke thin and down stroke thick, letters were being given attractive shape by different pens. Children were excited and engrossed in writing their names in a very attractive manner.