Sri Krishna Janmashtami Celebration at Vidyodaya Public School

Sri Krishna Janmashtami Celebration at Vidyodaya Public School
Summary
The Pre-Primary Section of Vidyodaya Public School celebrated Sri Krishna Janmashtami on 4 September 2026 with enthusiasm and traditional spirit. The celebration included the lighting of the lamp by Principal Smt. Anita P. Raj, a beautifully decorated cradle for Lord Krishna, traditional attire, colourful Krishna-themed pictures and stories, and a creative colouring activity. The celebration helped children learn about the significance, traditions and values associated with Sri Krishna Janmashtami.
Key Highlights
Vidyodaya Public School’s Pre-Primary Section celebrated Sri Krishna Janmashtami on 4 September 2026.
The celebration began with the traditional lighting of the lamp by Principal Smt. Anita P. Raj.
A beautifully decorated cradle prepared for Lord Krishna added a traditional touch to the celebration.
Children came dressed in colourful Indian traditional attire.
Large, colourful pictures depicting the story of Lord Krishna attracted the children’s attention.
Teachers explained the significance of Janmashtami and shared interesting stories about Krishna’s childhood.
Children participated enthusiastically in a Krishna-themed colouring activity.
The celebration encouraged children to appreciate Indian traditions, cultural values and the significance of Sri Krishna Janmashtami.
The Pre-Primary Section of Vidyodaya Public School celebrated Sri Krishna Janmashtami with great enthusiasm on 4th September 2026.
The celebration began with the lighting of the lamp by the Principal, Smt. Anita P. Raj. A beautifully decorated cradle which was prepared for Lord Krishna, adding a traditional touch to the celebration.
The children came to school dressed in beautiful Indian traditional attire, making the celebration colourful and festive. The story of Lord Krishna was displayed through large, colourful pictures, which attracted the children's attention. The teachers explained the significance of Janmashtami and shared interesting stories about the childhood of Lord Krishna.
The children also participated enthusiastically in a Krishna-themed colouring activity, which helped them express their creativity while learning about the festival.
The celebration was a joyful and meaningful experience for the little ones, helping them understand and appreciate the traditions, values and significance of Sri Krishna Janmashtami.




