A Symbol of Family and Environmental Protection: Study Hall's Cultural Celebration
Study Hall Junior School organized a cultural event on the theme 'Ohana', spreading the message of unity, family, and environmental conservation.
Lucknow. Study Hall Junior School, located on Kanpur Road, hosted a vibrant cultural event celebrating the theme 'Ohana', highlighting the significance of family and environmental conservation.
The school's principal, Suparna Chatterjee, explained the deeper meaning of 'Ohana', stating that "family means no one gets left behind." She emphasized that school and home must work together to raise responsible children ready to live their chosen lives.
The event featured African dances, songs, and a play on environmental protection and the fight against climate change. The students showcased Africa’s rich cultural heritage while delivering a powerful message about nature conservation. The play highlighted the effects of deforestation and the need for community-based solutions.
The event concluded with a heartfelt group song, sung by students, teachers, and parents, reinforcing the values of unity and environmental responsibility. This cultural celebration inspired the audience and strengthened the commitment to working together to protect the Earth for future generations.a
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