Nashik: NGN News Network
A troupe of students in colorful attire, patriotic dance performances set to inspiring songs, creative musical presentations by young learners, and thunderous applause from the audience after every act—amidst such a joyful atmosphere, St. Francis High School, Rane Nagar, which is progressing through its Golden Jubilee year, celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm.
Reflecting the rich blend of Indian culture, students presented a series of patriotic dance performances. The nearly two-hour-long program grew more engaging with each presentation. Parents and invited guests appreciated the creativity and talent of the young performers. Prior to the cultural program, the national flag was hoisted in the presence of dignitaries.
The occasion was graced by Dr. Pratibha Pagar, Dr. Atul Sonawane, Chetan Joshi, Dr. Krupali Manjarekar, Dr. Pranali Deshpande, senior editor Milind Sajgure, Prashant Sawant, Sheetal Patil, Aparna Ghate, Pastor Deepak Sharma, among other esteemed guests. Tree plantation was also carried out on the school premises at the hands of the dignitaries.
The program began with a prayer to Lord Jesus, followed by readings from the Holy Bible. Students of Class III presented beautiful prayer songs. In their addresses, the guests urged students to keep the spirit of patriotism alive in their hearts. The event was guided by the institution’s founder Dr. Augustine Pinto and co-founder Dr. Grace Pinto. Principal Manju Patil, Head of Department Bhagyashree Marathe, and Sheetal Chincholikar made dedicated efforts to ensure the success of the program.
Institution Celebrates Its Golden Jubilee Year
Known as a modern-day “Sandipani,” the school’s founder Dr. Augustine Pinto established the first school on June 2, 1976, in Malad, Mumbai. This year marks the completion of 50 years of that noble initiative. To commemorate the occasion, the institution is celebrating its Golden Jubilee year, with a series of events planned throughout the year.
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