The Pre Primary Department celebrated Halloween 2025 with boundless enthusiasm and infectious excitement on 31 October 2025. The campus radiated laughter, creativity and festive spirit as students, teachers and parents came together for a day filled with joy, imagination and delightful surprises.
The celebration commenced with a warm welcome to our esteemed guests- Vice Chairperson Dr Nayana Goradia, Principal Ms Tania Joshi, Head Teacher Ms Vandana Tiwari and parents, whose gracious presence lent warmth and encouragement to the occasion.
In her inspiring address, Ms Tania Joshi highlighted the significance of such global celebrations in nurturing confidence, creativity and a sense of camaraderie among young learners. Her thoughtful words set the perfect tone for the vibrant festivities that followed.
The programme was skillfully compered by Seana Kundu and Avika Bansal of class VII, whose charm, poise and engaging narration kept the audience captivated.
The highlight of the morning was the Halloween Parade, a delightful spectacle of imagination and confidence. The little ones, dressed as witches, ghosts, vampires, pumpkins, spiders and skeletons, mesmerised everyone with their spirited performances. Zorawar and Ridit, dressed as cheerful pumpkins, performed with expressive flair, while Huzaifa as a zombie, impressed all with his realistic portrayal. Shreya, Gauravi and Urvi, embodying a vampire, a spider and a witch respectively, brought their spooky characters to life with confidence and charm. Their infectious enthusiasm truly captured the magic of Halloween.
Following the parade, the students presented a captivating dance performance, their faces veiled in white cloth and sunglasses, adding a playful air of mystery. The stage came alive with their rhythmic movements and cheerful energy.
The celebration continued with a melodious Halloween song presented by students of classes I and II. Their harmonious voices and joyful expressions filled the auditorium with festive cheer and earned resounding applause from the audience.
Adding a touch of humour, the teachers presented an entertaining skit, dressed as a witch and a pumpkin. Their lively storytelling and delightful comic timing left the hall echoing with laughter.
The day brimmed with creative expression as the Pre schoolers crafted working toy bats, while the Pre Primary students made colourful witch handprints, each artwork reflecting imagination. The excitement continued with Halloween-themed games like Feed the Monster, Catch the Spiders and Ring the Halloween Hats, filling the air with cheers, giggles and friendly competition.
In her concluding address, Ms Vandana Tiwari appreciated the efforts of students and teachers, emphasising how such celebrations foster holistic growth by blending fun with learning and creativity with collaboration.
The Halloween Celebration 2025 was a vibrant tapestry of laughter, learning and joy. It was a day that celebrated imagination and the boundless spirit of childhood. It left everyone with glowing smiles and memories that will be cherished for a long time.
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