Makara Sankranti Celebration at Dolphin's Public School-CBSE

Dolphin's Public School - CBSE, recently celebrated Makara Sankranti with immense enthusiasm and cultural pride. The festival, marking the transition of the sun into Makara Rashi (Capricorn) and the harvest season, was an opportunity for students to connect with India's rich heritage and traditions.

The school campus was filled with festive joy as students, teachers, and staff came together to celebrate the occasion with traditional rituals, cultural performances, and engaging activities, making it a memorable and educational experience for all.

The celebration commenced with a special morning assembly, where teachers and students spoke about the importance of Makara Sankranti across India.

The school entrance and corridors were adorned with beautiful rangoli designs made by students, symbolizing prosperity and positivity. Traditional decorations, including sugarcane, mango leaves and colorful festoons, added to the festive spirit.

As per tradition, students were given "Ellu-Bella", a mixture of sesame seeds, jaggery, coconut, and peanuts, symbolizing harmony, sharing, and positivity. Teachers explained the significance of this tradition, encouraging students to embrace the values of kindness and togetherness.

The celebration also included a special talk on the role of farmers, highlighting their contribution to society and the significance of the harvest season. Students expressed their gratitude through handmade thank-you cards and messages dedicated to farmers.

Dolphin's Public School-CBSE extends its heartfelt gratitude to all students, teachers, and parents for making the Makara Sankranti celebration a grand success. The event not only brought joy but also helped students understand the cultural and agricultural significance of the festival, fostering values of gratitude, sharing, and positivity.

As Dolphin’s Public School continues to promote holistic education and cultural awareness, the Makara Sankranti celebration served as a meaningful reminder that festivals are not just about celebration but also about learning, unity, and embracing new beginnings with hope and enthusiasm.