Kerala Public School in Kadma celebrates student achievements in its annual Prize Nite, fostering a culture of excellence and recognition.
JAMSHEDPUR – Kerala Public School (KPS), Kadma celebrated its annual Prize Nite on Saturday, July 15.
The much-awaited event, which aims to acknowledge and reward the students’ excellence and achievements across pre-primary, primary, middle, and high school levels, was graced by former Jamshedpur Member of Parliament, Abha Mahato.
Among the highlights was an impressive cultural extravaganza, a spectacle that enthralled the audience.
Students showcased their talent through captivating dance and song performances.
The event began with the annual report presented by the principal, Sharmila Mukherjee, where she spotlighted the significant achievements during the 2022–2023 academic year.
Particular mention was made of former student Mohit Das, who has made commendable strides in the field of bioscience.
The Academic Director, Lakshmi, showered praise on the students and further motivated them to work harder to attain even greater success in the future, emphasizing that success requires patience.
Abha Mahato, the chief guest, lauded the school’s educational approach in her inspiring speech.
She emphasized the need for students to bolster their social and general knowledge skills to ensure holistic personality development.
Among those present at the event were Sharat Chandran, the director of KPS Schools, headmistress Alamelu Ravishankar, and other dignitaries.
