With pride and gratitude, Royal Global School celebrated the Graduation Day of the Early Years III students. The program began with a welcome address by the Early Years 2 anchors, followed by the graduates’ march and a Shloka recital. Dr. Arup Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Director of the school, addressed parents and highlighted the Cambridge curriculum and the vital role of families in shaping children’s futures.
The children delighted the audience with a play based on “Uncle Ali’s Adventures” and a lively Continent Song, while also sharing how they had grown more confident and social. A special video, “Down the Memory Lane,” captured memorable moments from their Early Years journey.
Parents expressed heartfelt gratitude to the school, teachers, and caretakers. The event also included the Graduation Certificate Distribution and the presentation of the Early Years Annual Report by Ms. Sushmita Chakraborty.
The celebration concluded with the graduation song and the National Anthem.
“Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.” — Joseph Addison
The school observed the final DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Time of the current academic session with a sense of reflection and appreciation. Students and teachers came together to participate wholeheartedly in silent reading, creating a calm and focused atmosphere across the campus. This concluding session highlighted the consistency and enthusiasm with which the DEAR program has been embraced throughout the year. As the session came to a close, the shared reading time stood as a meaningful reminder of the strong reading culture nurtured within the school and encouraged everyone to carry the habit of reading forward beyond the classroom.
