Clean Hands, United Hearts
This year, Gandhi Jayanti at Podar Pearl School was observed with deep respect and active participation. The celebration honored the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi through meaningful activities that reflected his timeless principles of cleanliness, service, and civic responsibility. Aligned with the Swachhata Hi Seva campaign, the day inspired students to transform Gandhiji’s values into action, reflection, and unity.
Highlights of the Observance
• Symbolic Human Chain: Students and staff came together to form a human chain, symbolizing solidarity and a shared mission for a cleaner, more compassionate world.
• Cleanliness Pledge: Everyone took a heartfelt pledge to maintain personal hygiene, keep surroundings clean, and promote community well-being.
• Campus Clean-Up Drive: With enthusiasm and teamwork, students led a cleanliness drive across the campus, learning that every small effort counts toward a greater cause.
• Poster and Slogan Making: Creative expressions filled the school walls with powerful messages on cleanliness, social responsibility, and Gandhian values.
• Classroom Reflections: Students discussed how simple daily actions—like keeping spaces tidy or helping others—can lead to meaningful change.
Learning from Gandhi’s Legacy
The observance of Gandhi Jayanti at Podar Pearl School was more than a tribute—it was a living lesson in empathy, resilience, and responsibility. The day reminded students that true celebration lies in action, not ceremony. By embracing Gandhiji’s ideals, the school community reaffirmed its commitment to building a cleaner, kinder, and more united world—one thoughtful act at a time. It brought our school’s mission to life by nurturing empathy, resilience, and responsibility, and reminded every child that change begins with them.
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