Children's Day Celebration 2025

 On this joyful occasion of Children’s Day, our talented young learners from the Spoken English Classes have prepared a small but very meaningful play for all of you. These children have worked hard not just on their acting skills, but also on their pronunciation, expression, dialogue delivery, and confidence—the true goals of spoken English learning.

Today’s play celebrates the simple truth that childhood is the most beautiful chapter of our lives. Through their performance, the children will show us how imagination, innocence, honesty and happiness can make the world brighter—values that we adults often forget.
The play is filled with fun moments, thoughtful lines, and cheerful scenes that reflect the real spirit of Children’s Day. It is a tribute to every child’s laughter, creativity, and endless possibilities.
So, sit back, relax, and get ready to enjoy this delightful performance by our Spoken English stars as they present… ‘The Little World of Joy’!








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