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EID & TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS

EID CELEBRATIONS:
The Trinity family celebrates every festival with pride and joy, for it is believed that a nation that celebrates together, thrives (progresses) together. Keeping with the same spirit, Trinitarians commemorated Eid-ul-Milad (i.e. birthday of Prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon Him)) on September 4th 2025, spearheaded by the students and class teachers of LKG, Grade 1 and Grade 5.

The programme started with a brief introduction and welcome by Adeena and Araiz, of Grade 5 respectively, which was followed by a prayer song, 'More love, more power', by the students of Grade 5. Ms Hiba of Grade 4, then presented a wonderful rendition of a song, in praise of Prophet Muhammed (P.B.U.H). Following the song, the children was of LKG presented a lovely dance.

Anchored by Pranel of Grade 1, next up was a speech highlighting on the importance of the day - which was eloquently conveyed by Apeksha, Shawnell, Nivedh, Ahanna and Pradyumna - students of Grade 1. A soulful qawwali by the students of Grades 6,7 and 8 was a delight to the ears. Ayman of Grade 7, presented a poetic 'shayari' which was like a cherry atop the celebrations, as he weaved artful verses into beautiful emotions.

In his address to the students, the Principal Rev Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo extended his best wishes to all the children celebrating the pious festival and also reiterated on the fact that, at Trinity, we believe in unity and harmony amongst all, and to be respectful, and share the joys of every festival with kindness and joy.

Sharvil of Grade 1, expressed the words of gratitude. The event was co-anchored by Aairah, Shiza, Haniya and Eshan. Celebratory lunch was served to all students.

TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATIONS
Acknowledged as one of the noblest of professions, and sobriqueted as the 'Mother of all professions', teaching is an art that is as detailed as a Van Gogh's painting. Traditionally commemorated on September 5th, the celebrations at Trinity took place on the September 4th. Compered by Ryan Dsouza of Grade 10, the programme started with a speech by Shravan Prabhu enlightening the importance of 'Teacher's Day'. Next, Loyal and Kimberley, students of Grade 10 shared their experiences.

The PTA members had arranged a delectable lunch for all the teaching, office, ancillary, transport and ancillary staff of the school.