Mermaid day, Piano Day and Birthday celebration @NVKSD College, Attoor

Today's Special 


Today we have celebrated Mermaid day, Piano day and Birthday of our senior.

Mermaid Day:

A speech on Mermaid was given by our senior and the whole thing for today's program was done by our seniors. A video clip on Mermaid story was displayed in the Screen. The story was mind-blowing and morning itself we got enthusiasm while watching it.





Piano Day:

 A talk about Piano day was given by our senior sister. She pointed all the essential news related to Piano Day. They also presented a video on playing Piano. 



 Birthday Celebration:

At last in the morning session we celebrated the birthday of our senior sister with a song and video clips. Our Principal wished her and appreciated the initiative taken by the readers forum for this kind of activities.




Birthday celebration video:



Digital Literacy Training Program:

 In the evening session a professional of Computer Literacy came to our college to conduct a digital Literacy training program and he gone through important digital platforms and also had spoken about the basics of computer.







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