KERALA PIRAVI CELEBRATION
MBPS celebrated Kerala Piravi with great enthusiasm and cultural fervour, commemorating the 70th birthday of the state and paying tribute to its rich cultural traditions and heritage.
Mrs Ramya Binoy, the renowned writer, blogger and media personality was the Chief Guest at the function. One of the highlights of the occasion was the release of our school magazine Thoolika, which was formally unveiled by the Chief Guest and handed over to the student editors.
The celebration featured a vibrant array of cultural programmes by the students. Group dances and music added colour and rhythm to the occasion. The major attraction of the event was the KATHAKALI performance by our students,Nakshatra Kiran and Andrew Mathew Ajay. Their impressive presentation reflected the richness of Keralam's traditional artforms and also the students' dedication to preserving our heritage.
School Administrator Rev Fr Anoob Joseph presented tokens of appreciation to the Kathakali performers as a gesture of recognition and encouragement. Principal Mrs Nini Abraham spoke on the importance of preserving the rich blend of culture, traditions and heritage as our identity.
Mrs Ramya Binoy, the renowned writer, blogger and media personality was the Chief Guest at the function. One of the highlights of the occasion was the release of our school magazine Thoolika, which was formally unveiled by the Chief Guest and handed over to the student editors.
The celebration featured a vibrant array of cultural programmes by the students. Group dances and music added colour and rhythm to the occasion. The major attraction of the event was the KATHAKALI performance by our students,Nakshatra Kiran and Andrew Mathew Ajay. Their impressive presentation reflected the richness of Keralam's traditional artforms and also the students' dedication to preserving our heritage.
School Administrator Rev Fr Anoob Joseph presented tokens of appreciation to the Kathakali performers as a gesture of recognition and encouragement. Principal Mrs Nini Abraham spoke on the importance of preserving the rich blend of culture, traditions and heritage as our identity.