The Teachers’ Day celebration at PM Shri KV Nagaon School was held on 4th September with great enthusiasm and respect. The day began with a special assembly, where role playing was being done by the teachers and vice versa. The school principal Shri Apurba Das delivered speeches on the life and contribution of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and share gratitude to all the teachers. Cultural programs, including songs, dances, musical chairs, whisper games were played by the teachers.
A unique highlight of the day was the Student-Teacher Role Play, where senior students took classes to express their gratitude. Teachers were felicitated with traditional assamese gamucha and tokens of appreciation, acknowledging their dedication and hard work in shaping the future of students.
Lightening of the Lamp in honour of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
🎓 Date of Celebration:
Teacher’s Day is celebrated every year on 5th September across India.
👨🏫 Reason for the Date:
This date marks the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (1888–1975) — India’s second President and a great philosopher, scholar, and teacher.
📖 Why We Celebrate:
Dr. Radhakrishnan believed that teachers shape the future of the nation. To honour his contribution, his birthday began to be celebrated as Teachers’ Day in 1962.
🏫 How It’s Celebrated:
🌟 Students organize cultural events, poems, speeches, and plays.
👩🏫 Students take on the role of teachers for a day — a fun tradition in many schools.
🏅 Teachers are appreciated with cards, flowers, and awards for their service.
💡 Significance:
Teachers’ Day is a reminder to respect and thank our teachers for their dedication, knowledge, and guidance in building responsible citizens.
Brief Life History of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (1888–1975)
📜 Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan – Life in Emojis
👶 🎂 1888 – Born on 5th September in Tamil Nadu, India
📚 👦 – Brilliant student, studied philosophy
🎓 🏫 – Became a respected professor at Mysore & Calcutta universities
📖 🌏 – Known worldwide for his works on Indian philosophy
🎓 🎓 – Served as Vice-Chancellor of Andhra & Banaras Hindu Universities
🇮🇳 🤝 – Represented India as an ambassador to UNESCO & the Soviet Union
🏛️ 👔 – Became Vice President of India (1952–1962)
🏛️ 👑 – Became the 2nd President of India (1962–1967)
🙏 📅 – Requested his birthday (5th September) to be celebrated as Teachers’ Day to honour all teachers
🌟 👏 – Remembered as a great teacher, philosopher, and leader
🕊️ ✝️ 1975 – Passed away, leaving behind a legacy of knowledge & respect for education
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