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Gulmohur School’s Literary Carnival Draws 600 Students in 70th Year

Gulmohur School’s Literary Carnival Draws 600 Students in 70th Year

Event Features Innovative Book Fair, Quiz Contest and Bibliotherapy Sessions

Key Points:

  • Literary carnival marks Gulmohur High School’s platinum jubilee
  • Unique bibliotherapy sessions promote emotional wellbeing through stories
  • Book fair proceeds support education for underprivileged children

JAMSHEDPUR – Gulmohur High School hosted a grand literary carnival celebrating its 70th anniversary with innovative reading initiatives.

The school introduced bibliotherapy sessions this year. Moreover, it combined entertainment with literary pursuits through performances.

“This carnival reimagines how we promote reading,” remarked Principal Priti Sinha. The event featured several groundbreaking activities.

Distinguished Gathering

Tata Motors Jamshedpur Plant Head Sunil Kumar Tiwari attended as chief guest. Meanwhile, DEO Manoj Kumar graced the occasion.

Various school principals joined the celebrations. Furthermore, education sector leaders shared their perspectives.

Literary Competitions

Loyola School clinched first place in the BookWorm LitQuiz. However, Hill Top School and J.H. Tarapore School followed closely.

The quiz tested participants’ literary knowledge extensively. Additionally, storytelling sessions blended traditional and modern narratives.

Social Initiative

The “Flair Their Fantasies” book fair promoted sustainable reading. Meanwhile, proceeds supported underprivileged children’s education.

Process Owners Madhuchanda Sarkar and Gargi Mukherjee managed the event. The carnival successfully combined entertainment with education.

Creative Elements

Live music and dance performances enhanced the festive atmosphere. Furthermore, a unique ramp walk showcased student talent.

Schools shared best practices for developing reading habits. The event demonstrated innovative approaches to promoting literacy.

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