ORATORS ENHANCE CONFIDENCE THROUGH RECITATION COMPETITION
Poem recitation is an art of expression of thoughts and understanding of English literature. This was displayed beautifully by the students of Presidium when they participated in the English Rhyme Recitation Competition. The Competition was...
PRESIDIANS IMBIBE THE MIGHT, WISDOM & PREACHING OF LORD BUDDHA
He seated himself beneath the Bodhi Tree in the meditation posture and vowed not to rise from meditation until he had attained perfect enlightenment. He was Gautama Buddha! To commemorate the birth and enlightenment of Gautam Buddha, studen...
PRESIDIANS IMPRESS ALL THROUGH THEIR ORATORY SKILLS IN ELOCUTION
Elocution refers to one’s capacity to communicate with others, using exact speech and gestures. It is an art that helps students improve their communication skills and become more persuasive when they speak. In line with this idea, ...
NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAY: CELEBRATING THE SHAPERS OF TECHNOLOGY!
National Technology Day is celebrated every year on 11 May to remind Indians of the country's technological advancements. The day celebrates not only scientists and engineers, but anyone who is involved with ideating, innovating, and promot...
To celebrate the beautiful art form and set a platform to showcase the different dance forms, Presidium celebrated World Dance Day. Our young Presidians presented eye-catching performances in a specially organized assembly to reveal the uni...
PRESIDIANS EXPLORE THE JOY OF READING ON WORLD BOOK DAY
A special assembly on the occasion of World Book Day was recently conducted at Presidium. The assembly kick-started with the significance of the event in English and Hindi followed by poem recitation and some slogans that encouraged the you...
EARTH DAY: BUDDING ENVIRONMENTALIST PLEDGE FOR SUSTAINABILITY!
Observed in more than 193 countries every year, Earth Day connects people all over the world and drives them towards the goal of environmental preservation and sustainability. It marks the time when we reflect upon our responsibility toward...
