ISG CELEBRATES WITH ZEAL

Indian School Al Ghubra celebrated the 46th National Day of with great fanfare and fervor. The school campus adorned with flags, balloons, ribbons and streamers came alive with the vibrant colours of the flag of Oman setting the mood for the festivities.

Students of Classes 6 to 8, dressed in red, white and green displayed their love and loyalty to His Majesty by forming the words ‘Long Live Sultan’ on the school grounds on Thursday, November 17..

A Special Assembly conducted on November 17, by the students of the senior school commenced with the singing of the Royal Anthem of Oman by the Nationals on the school staff. Speeches, presentations and a skit in enlightened students about the life and achievements of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said, his vision and leadership which launched this country on the path of progress and prosperity. The rich cultural heritage of Oman, the natural beauty of the land and the significance of National Day was also focused upon.

The highlight of the Assembly was the performance of Omani Nationals who are valued members on the school staff. Through speeches, and poems in Arabic and English they expressed their love for His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said and the special bond he has forged with his people. They also shared the pride and loyalty they feel towards their beloved land and enlightened the students about the glorious past of Oman.

In his address, Mr. Ahmed Rayees, the President of the School Management Committee highlighted the remarkable progress made by Oman in all sectors be it infrastructure, education or health care. He emphasized His Majesty’s diplomatic endeavours which has resulted in peace and stability in Oman and surrounding regions. He concluded by wishing His Majesty a long healthy life so that he can continue to govern his people with wisdom and justice.

The Principal, Mrs. Papri Ghosh wished all present a ‘Happy National Day’. She told the students it is a privilege to live in a land which has been so gracious to all its residents no matter which part of the world they come from. She admired the ‘Live and let live’ policy of the and their deep respect for tradition and culture.

As a special gesture, members of the Prefectorial Body visited the children at the Association of Early Intervention for Children with Disability and distributed gifts among

them. They also helped to decorate the premises and played with the children. This was a fitting finale to the National Day celebrations.