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FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

The activity was aimed to learn the significance of festival of lights celebrated in India, China, Israel and Spain and appreciate the international uniqueness of these festivals. After the completion of the activity, the students came to know how different countries have their own festival of light. They also came to know that India being a multi-religious country, people of different religion celebrate different festival of light. 
We all enjoyed the course of the activity and also got to learn a lot about different countries.  

This is a brief description of all the activities that were conducted under this project. 

  1. POWER POINT PRESENTATION ON THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHT.































2. QUIZ COMPETITION











































3. DIYA DECORATION AND RANGOLI



































4. DIWALI CAMPAIGN










5. PICS FROM THE PARTNER SCHOOL INDONESIA



That's all from here for now. See you all with further details of our another project. 

I am sure you all enjoyed it.

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