LFS Shastri Nagar Meerut

Ved Memorial Day 🙏

Prizes were distributed amongst all the students from class Nursery to class 5th for drawing competition "Ved Art Competition".

Organized every year on 8th December "Ved Art Competition" in the remembrance of Late Mr. Ved Prakash ji (School Founder)

Like every year this year too the school Principal Mrs. Pooja Kharbanda and Director Mr. Amit Kharbanda distributed prizes to all the winning students. After the prize distribution was done, all the winning students were very happy to get the prize. This distribution was done before of all the classes so that other students can also be encouraged and in future they can also get the prize in this way .
In every Class, prizes were given as First, Second & Third prize and the consolation prizes were also given. Faces of all the students blossomed after receiving the prizes.

Hey what are these Upper KG kids doing upstairs...
Naisha
Kartik
Manas
Vedant
Pranav
Priyal
Ayaansh
Kanak
Parinika
..is mum making pakoras too!

Someone looked up the meaning of father today, had never done that earlier. A few seconds later, also looked up the meaning of mother. The difference lies in the fact that father has been portrayed a Noun, and a mother has been described - a Noun and a Verb too, the nursing, caring and daily affection that makes her a Verb too other than the bearing and birthing of a child. Isn't it a little too harsh on fathers?

Like mothers, fathers are not as ordinarily detected. Still, like mothers, they are also Verb of another variant-a silent verb, mostly. Affection, care and bringing up is a daily engagement but he is usually behind the door when at home or on a phone call when away inquiring about the children. Worrying without a word in countless sleepless nights, getting diabetic or acquiring heart ailments and no one ever truly finds the reason behind. Silently proud, silently guilty of not being around enough, silently boasting, you wouldn't generally hear them praise you,silently praying for the children.They are our silent Verbs. To fathers 💌 who never make their presence felt, but without whom we could never be where we are and what we will be!