VKE Sr. KG (2021-2022) Graduation Ceremony - Aditya had an event of a lifetime to look back on!

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First of all, thank you Dhara Mam, Vrushali Mam, Desiree Mam, the entire FYP team and of course to the Principal Saarda Mam and President Dr. Ghosh. 

Kids were missing the school for the last 2 years and getting back to School was the most important event for Aditya (and Arjun as well). 

We Indians as a culture know the importance of education and we as a family always come together, pray, do tilak on the first day of school. We also express gratitude on the last day of School. But at VKE we get this at the next level. We do feel School as an extended family. The graduation ceremony emphasised on the importance of education and that too with fun. It was indeed an example of "Learning to love to learn" 

We could also witness so much love and care from Teachers for all the kids. No one was left behind. Thank you teachers, we are really grateful.

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