Special Assembly program held in CSI Bain School on re-opening day

 



A special Assembly program was held in CSI Bain School which re-opened at Ormes Road at Kilpauk.

     

The reopening was for 6th to 12th students, as per the government order. 

   

 N. Lily Lusia, principal, began the Assembly programme with a prayer.She introduced chief guests Rev. Dr. Immanuel Titus and Parthasarathy (local community city leader). 

    

To celebrate World Environmental day, students performed on stage, sang special songs and spoke on the environment - in English and Tamil. 

     

One student spoke in English on the theme for World Child Labour day. 

     

Finally, Rev. Dr. Immanuel Titus blessed the students.


- By Blesssy V Raj

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