Bal Bharati Public School, Brij Vihar celebrated its 19th Annual Day on 23rd November 2007. Shri J. Veeraraghavan, Director, Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan, New Delhi and former Secretary to Government of India in the HRD Ministry was the Chief Guest on the occasion. The other dignitaries present on the occasion were the members of the Board of Management of Child Education Society, members of the school Managing Committee Principal of other Bal Bharati Units & PTA members.

The programme commenced with the traditional lighting of lamp by the Chief Guest and other dignitaries presentation the occasion. This was followed by Ganesh Vandana “Mangalacharana” set to Ek Tali Taal, invoking God’s blessing for a successful rendition of art. It concluded with salutation to God, the Guru and the audience.

The Principal, Mr. G. Gupta presented the Annual Report highlighting the achievements of the students in the field of academics – co-curricular activities, games and sports. He emphasized on the importance of the role played by school in this age of Globalization with the aim being to help students become a more confident and competent head- held- high. The Chief Guest gave away prized to the Meritorious Students, All Rounders and Young Achievers. Speaking on the occasion he praised the achievements of the students and urged them to sincerely work towards strengthening the social fabric of the society. He emphasized on the importance role of the young generation in overcoming problems & achieving goals enshrined in our constitution.

A cultural programme followed the prize distribution ceremony. The programme began with a musical composition, accompanied by dances “Omkar Se Malhar Tak”, based on Raag Puriya Dharnashree, Raag Malhar and others. This was followed by ‘Devi Stuti’, and invocation dance describing the power and beauty of Goddess Durga, Raag Chakrabaka and Taal Malika intermingled with Laya to produce a beautiful amalgam of rhythm, music and colour.

The highlight of the evening was a ballet “Murli’s Dreamland” by the tiny tots of the Montessori Dept. It kept the audience spellbound by the imagination enthusiasm and excitement of the little ones. “Abhimanyu”, a ballet depicting the plight of our youth in the modern world was presented by Senior Students. It portrayed the life of the valiant Abhimanyu caught in a ‘chakravyauha’ and compared it to the multifarious stress and strains threatening today’s youth and how it is the responsibility of the adults to offer mental and spiritual support to them.

The programme was highly appreciated by parents who were present in large numbers.