Teachers’Day Celebration

A Tribute to our Teachers

St. Peter’s School & College celebrated Teachers’ Day with grandeur. September 5 commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a renowned teacher, a philosopher, a scholar and statesman and the death anniversary of Mother Teresa who served the poor, cared and nursed the sick with love and affection. This day was celebrated with great enthusiasm to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of our teachers in shaping the future of students and to express gratitude to teachers for their hardwork, dedication and commitment. The programme was held in the school quadrangle which was decorated with balloons, flowers, banners and festoons. The teachers were dressed decently and the students attended the programme in school uniform.

The students gave a warm welcome to the principal Rev. Fr. Jacob, Headmistress Rev. Sr. Susheela Remy, Ex Headmistress Rev. Sr. Antonette and the teachers by applying ‘Tilak’ and then, the school cabinet escorted the dignified guests, Prinipal, Headmistress, Ex. Headmistress and the teachers to the quadrangle, the place of celebration. The programme began at sharp 8:00 a.m. with lighting of the lamp being followed by the prayer service led by Rev Sr. Priya and the prayer dance. The Principal Rev. Fr. Jacob, Rev. Sr. Shusheela Remy, a few teachers and a few students from the senior section and the Junior Section offered flowers to pay homage to the portrait of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and Mother Teresa. Riddham Srivastava on behalf students expressed gratitude towards the teachers in his speech.

Students performed cultured activities like dances, song etc. On this special occasion the principal Rev. Fr. Jacob in his speech lauded the sincere efforts of the entire staff for their exemplary contributions to the schools phenomenal success.

Bharat Vikas Parishad representatives Dr. Amita Khubele, Mr. Gajanand Khubele, Mrs. Nisha Singh and Mr. C.P. Singh participated actively in the programme. They honoured the students- Niharika Mishra for excelling in academics, Sakshi Shukla as an all-rounder, Ayush Verma for being the best in sports and Mr. Ashish Srivastava on of the senior teacher.

Thought for the day was an outstanding one befitting the occasion.

The programme ended with expression of gratitude by Mrs. Rekha Srivastava being followed by the National Anthem. Finally, after taking praises from the teachers, the students said good bye to the teachers at 11:50 a.m. This memorable celebration not only strengthened the bond between teachers & students but also emphasized the importance of education in society. Overall, Tecahers’ Day served as a reminder of the vital role teachers play in nurturing and guiding students towards success.