The Rotaract Club of Heritage Institute of Technology organized the Inaugural Sports Festival on the 31st of August, 2010, for "Surya-Kiran", an under-privileged school run by the Kalyan Bharti Trust.
-- The event was held on the Heritage School Grounds and not even the erratic rain could dampen the spirits of the enthusiastic Rotaractors or that of the kids. The event started at 4:30pm with the welcome speech by Rtr. Dibya Chatterjee. This was followed by encouraging words from the Principal of The Heritage School, Ms. Sapru, the Vice-Principal Ms. Atal and Rtn. Sushil Sethia of Rotary Club of Calcutta Mahanagar. Various events like Var-Vadhu Race, Candy Race, Hurdle Race, Tunnel Race, Flat Race etc. was organized for the kids and even though the ground was wet, everyone present thoroughly enjoyed themselves!
Following the sports events, the kids were assembled in the Auditorium for a Singing and Dancing competition. This event exceeded all our expectations as it received huge participation from the kids who sang and danced to popular Bengali numbers.
Prizes in the form of drawing books, pencil boxes, sketch pens, water bottles etc. were given to winners of the sports events and the singing and dancing events. Approximately 300 note books were also handed over to the Coordinator of Surya-Kiran so that they can be used by the students of the school.
Overall, the event was a huge success and the Club would like to take this opportunity to thank all the members of the authorities of The Heritage School and Heritage Institute of Technology for supporting us through out! The event would have been impossible without the help of Cdr. Dey. Thank so much Sir! As always, Rtn. Sushil Sethia and Rtn. Manoj Mohnot were there to support us through the day!
Moreover, this project, being the last for Rtr. Adrisha Chakraborty as President of the Club, was an ideal way to sign off as President, raise the bar of the Club, and pass the baton on to the next President.
A FREE SCHOOL FOR THE POOR AT KOLKATA PROMOTED BY KALYAN BHARTI TRUST
Monday, December 12, 2011
Serving The Poor, Contributing To The Nation
The Jyotirmoyee Club of Kolkata has organized a picnic for underprivileged children at the Heritage School campus, on 19th December, 2010 at 7:30 am.
-- The Jyotirmoyee Club of Kolkata has organized a picnic for underprivileged children at the Heritage School campus, on 19th December, 2010 at 7:30 am. The picnic started with a cordial breakfast, where more than 1000 underprivileged children participated from different Welfare Schools of West Bengal. It was a great experience to watch so many children experiencing the uncommon event organized towards nation building. The noble initiative taken by Mrs. Rekha Kanoria and Mrs. Bindu Swarup from Jyotirmoyee Club for coordinating the event and collating the essentials was truly appreciable.
After the break fast, at 9:15 am, there was a cultural programme which consisted of puppet show performed by the participating schools where each and every participant got the opportunity to display their talent. The puppet show was followed by lunch, nutritious to the well being of every child.
After the lunch, there was a cartoon show where the children enjoyed a lot with each and every comate. The cartoon show was then followed by serving of Juice and Sherbet to the hungry minds so that they can feel the grace of almighty to umbrella them from the deprived necessities.
At the end, the show summed up with distribution of gifts to all the participants in the form of Stainless steel Thali and sweets. St. James School, the Calcutta Orphanage, Loreto House, Loreto day school, Ek Prayas, All Bengal Women's Union Children Welfare Home, Jyotirmai Vidya Mandir, Disha Foundation and Nava Nir were among the prominent participants in this event. A memorable event nurtured to celebrate the spirit of nation building in the Indian Economy.
-- The Jyotirmoyee Club of Kolkata has organized a picnic for underprivileged children at the Heritage School campus, on 19th December, 2010 at 7:30 am. The picnic started with a cordial breakfast, where more than 1000 underprivileged children participated from different Welfare Schools of West Bengal. It was a great experience to watch so many children experiencing the uncommon event organized towards nation building. The noble initiative taken by Mrs. Rekha Kanoria and Mrs. Bindu Swarup from Jyotirmoyee Club for coordinating the event and collating the essentials was truly appreciable.
After the break fast, at 9:15 am, there was a cultural programme which consisted of puppet show performed by the participating schools where each and every participant got the opportunity to display their talent. The puppet show was followed by lunch, nutritious to the well being of every child.
After the lunch, there was a cartoon show where the children enjoyed a lot with each and every comate. The cartoon show was then followed by serving of Juice and Sherbet to the hungry minds so that they can feel the grace of almighty to umbrella them from the deprived necessities.
At the end, the show summed up with distribution of gifts to all the participants in the form of Stainless steel Thali and sweets. St. James School, the Calcutta Orphanage, Loreto House, Loreto day school, Ek Prayas, All Bengal Women's Union Children Welfare Home, Jyotirmai Vidya Mandir, Disha Foundation and Nava Nir were among the prominent participants in this event. A memorable event nurtured to celebrate the spirit of nation building in the Indian Economy.
Suryakiran, a charitable evening school, sets benchmark at the American Library in the American center Kolkata
8 students of Suryakiran, a charitable evening school for the underprivileged children participated in the programme "Flame of Independence: Talent Show for the children in need" organized by Consulate General of USA the American Library, American Centre Kolkata on the occasion of celebration of American Independence Day.
-- The programme was participated by more than 100 underprivileged children from various NGOs of Kolkata.
The students of Suryakiran have won the first prize in the Dance Competition which was a part of the programme. The Dance Competition was based on the theme "Search for Freedom & Peace" which had got a huge response from the participating children. Also the students won the second prize in the competition "Go as you like it" which was based on the theme "Peace & Freedom- the Heroes in America & India". In this competition, the participating student of Suryakiran dressed in such a way imitating our first Prime Minister Shri Jawaharlal Nehru who is known for his leadership and efforts for freedom of India. Also in the art competition, the students won the third prize in making greeting cards to celebrate Freedom & Peace with colors.
The programme ended with a huge felicitation by the American Consulate General along with distribution of trophies and certificates. Smiling face of the children had added an everlasting joy and lingering memoir in the programme.
Suryakiran, the evening charitable school for the underprivileged children is promoted by Kalyan Bharti Trust. It was established on 8th September 2006, on the occasion of World Literacy Day in fulfillment of deep philanthropic desire and social responsibility of the Trust. It is functioning very successfully under the guidance of the Heritage School Kolkata which is also promoted by the same trust.
Notes to Editor
Suryakiran, the evening charitable school for the underprivileged children is promoted by Kalyan Bharti Trust. It was established on 8th September 2006, on the occasion of World Literacy Day in fulfillment of deep philanthropic desire and social responsibility of the Trust. It is functioning very successfully under the guidance of the Heritage School Kolkata which is also promoted by the same trust.
-- The programme was participated by more than 100 underprivileged children from various NGOs of Kolkata.
The students of Suryakiran have won the first prize in the Dance Competition which was a part of the programme. The Dance Competition was based on the theme "Search for Freedom & Peace" which had got a huge response from the participating children. Also the students won the second prize in the competition "Go as you like it" which was based on the theme "Peace & Freedom- the Heroes in America & India". In this competition, the participating student of Suryakiran dressed in such a way imitating our first Prime Minister Shri Jawaharlal Nehru who is known for his leadership and efforts for freedom of India. Also in the art competition, the students won the third prize in making greeting cards to celebrate Freedom & Peace with colors.
The programme ended with a huge felicitation by the American Consulate General along with distribution of trophies and certificates. Smiling face of the children had added an everlasting joy and lingering memoir in the programme.
Suryakiran, the evening charitable school for the underprivileged children is promoted by Kalyan Bharti Trust. It was established on 8th September 2006, on the occasion of World Literacy Day in fulfillment of deep philanthropic desire and social responsibility of the Trust. It is functioning very successfully under the guidance of the Heritage School Kolkata which is also promoted by the same trust.
Notes to Editor
Suryakiran, the evening charitable school for the underprivileged children is promoted by Kalyan Bharti Trust. It was established on 8th September 2006, on the occasion of World Literacy Day in fulfillment of deep philanthropic desire and social responsibility of the Trust. It is functioning very successfully under the guidance of the Heritage School Kolkata which is also promoted by the same trust.
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