Tamil heritage celebrated at Omega
Resplendent Senthamizh Saga brings together electrifying student performances
Chennai, 27th June 2023: Lalaji Memorial Omega International School celebrated the immense legacy of Tamil language and its many beautiful facets through its 16th Annual Day titled ‘Senthamizh Saga’ this 26th of June. The event brought together the best of student performances and was testimony to the school’s profound commitment to promote local language and culture. Dr.Razia Parvin, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of History, Queen Mary’s College presided over the event as Chief Guest.
Students took the audience on a memorable journey down memory lane through the world of the ancient epic emperors of South India. With music, dance and drama, the effervescent performers stole the show with their exceptional portrayals. Notable works of Tamil literature including the Silapadikaramwere portrayed with nuanced presentations and aplomb. The school Annual report for the academic year 2022-23 was presented and the academic achievers of the academic year were felicitated by the Chief Guest.
Dr. Parvin appreciated the exceptional performances of the students and congratulated the school management for its holistic approach to education. Events like these go a long way in preserving the rich cultural heritage of our motherland and make schooling an immensely pleasurable and rewarding experience for young minds. Omega International School has made this its constant endeavour.
About Lalaji Memorial Omega International School (LMOIS): Lalaji Memorial Omega International School, established in 2005 is a leading independent school in Chennai, that offers a range of national and international curricula, to meet the educational needs of students in the 21st century. Set in a serene and green campus that is spread over 22 acres, the school is located away from the Central Business District in Chennai and has an enrolment of 6000 students from different countries. Our outstanding record of achievements highlight the innovative pedagogical and experiential learning approach, which complements the extensive range of co-curricular activities. We are governed by our principles to champion education, not only through books and subjects but also by inculcating values and life skills. Our Value Based Spiritual Education and the Life Skills Activities programmes are, together, the foundation on which the children’s education is built. A holistic approach to the learning process is evident through our highly dedicated team of competent facilitators, who generously use contemporary technology wherever needed.
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