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ANNUAL DAY

The 6th Annual Day at Montfort was grand and elevating in all possible ways. The entire show was organized by the students themselves. The presence of the Hon’ able Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss who was also a Montfortian, together with his classmates, and the Special Guests Mr. Prem Kumar Menon and Mrs. Indira Prem Menon added more majesty to the function. The programme as always started with due reverence to the creator, with a prayer dance. The Chief Guest, Dr. Anbumani patiently gave out the prizes to the General Proficiency awardees and also the special prizes for the year 2007 – 2008.

Children exhibited their talents in Singing, Dance, Elocution and Histrionics that enthralled the audience. The students of Std. X bid farewell to their Alma mater by singing a farewell song. Oration of Mark Anthony laments over the death of his emperor and friend Julius Caesar, swearing to avenge the brutal assassins from the famous Shakespearean play ‘Julius Caesar” gave the audience a glimpse of the ancient Roman attitude and ferocity. Children put poetic verses from the poem “The Lost Shoe” into action. The Annual Report was given by the students through a PowerPoint presentation. The finale was also a dance that depicted the strength and quality of the school, bringing together all the participants of the evening’s programme on stage.

The 6th Annual Day Celebration was a special one to all the members of the Montfort School family as they proudly released their school song. Through this song the students pledged to strive and uphold the honour and fame of their alma mater.

The Chief Guest, Dr. Anbumani Ramadoss stated that he was enthralled by the wonderful performance of the students and that such happy occasions are a rarity for him these days. He also advised the students to maintain good health. Mr. Prem Kumar Menon, the Special Guest was happy that the students practiced precision in all the activities held at Montfort.

The Annual Day gave the parents a sense of pride and fulfillment as they watched their children express their creativity on stage. For the children it was a day of their dreams come true. A big number of students participated in the programme each one brining out their talent in the different forms of art that they were interested in.