Vidyodaya Public School Pre-Primary Section Celebrates Aatidonji Dina with Joy and Tradition
- Vidyodaya
- Aug 11
- 2 min read
Summary
Vidyodaya Public School’s Pre-Primary Section celebrated Aatidonji Dina with enthusiasm and cultural spirit under the guidance of Principal Smt. Anita P. Raj. The celebration featured traditional hospitality, colourful traditional attire, a cultural performance by the children, and active participation by parents alongside their children. Coordinated by Pre-Primary Coordinator Smt. Latha R. Nayak with the support of the teaching and non-teaching staff, the programme celebrated Tulunadu’s rich cultural heritage while strengthening family and school bonds.
Key Highlights
Event: Aatidonji Dina celebration
School: Vidyodaya Public School
Section: Pre-Primary Section
Principal: Smt. Anita P. Raj
Parents were traditionally welcomed with jaggery and water.
Children participated in a lively performance based on a traditional Tulunadu song.
Students attended the celebration in beautiful traditional attire.
Parents were invited to perform alongside their children.
The programme promoted parental involvement and family bonding.
The celebration highlighted the culture and heritage of Tulunadu.
The programme was coordinated by Pre-Primary Coordinator Smt. Latha R. Nayak.
Teaching and non-teaching staff extended their support to make the event successful.
Vidyodaya Public School Pre-Primary Section Celebrates Aatidonji Dina with Joy and Tradition
Under the guidance of our respected Principal, Smt. Anita P. Raj, the Pre-Primary Section of Vidyodaya Public School celebrated Aatidonji Dina with great enthusiasm and joy.
The parents were warmly welcomed in the traditional way by offering jaggery and water, symbolising hospitality and goodwill.
The little ones came dressed in beautiful traditional attire, adding colour and charm to the celebration. They presented a lively performance to a traditional song, showcasing the rich culture and heritage of Tulunadu.
To encourage parental involvement, parents were also given an opportunity to perform along with their children. This made the celebration even more special, creating joyful moments of togetherness and strengthening the bond between parents and children.
The programme was coordinated by the Pre-Primary Coordinator, Smt. Latha R. Nayak, along with the support and cooperation of the teaching and non-teaching staff.
The parents appreciated the school’s thoughtful initiative of giving importance to parental involvement and providing them with an opportunity to participate actively alongside their children. They expressed that such programmes create meaningful memories and strengthen the connection between the school, parents and children.
The celebration was a wonderful blend of tradition, culture, participation and family bonding, leaving everyone with happy and memorable moments.
