Reading week (Day 3)

 In the reading week, day 3,  Our school recently organized an Inter-House Skit Competition with the aim of encouraging creativity, teamwork, and confidence among students. Each house presented a short skit based on different themes such as social issues, moral values, and everyday life situations. It starts with welcome speech by class 8 student. The participants performed with great enthusiasm, using expressive dialogues, costumes, and props to make their presentations lively and meaningful. The audience was entertained while also learning valuable lessons from the performances.


The competition brought out the hidden talents of many students and created a healthy spirit of rivalry among the houses. The judges appreciated the effort, originality, and teamwork shown by the participants. It was truly a memorable event that not only provided entertainment but also conveyed strong messages. Such competitions help students develop their communication skills and build confidence for the future

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