The much awaited Fancy Dress Competition was much more than just a display of costumes and makeup by our sweet little wonders.
For Nursery, it was a battle of ideas and innovations and seemed more like a competition. It was a highly creative flow of things in their immediate surroundings like vegetables, fruits, animals and birds. There were popular figures like Spiderman, Krish, Thor, Chhota Bheem and Doraemon and traditional figures such as Warkari, Mansa, Krishna and Jhansi ki Rani. The elephant was not forgotten either. It was like being on the battle ground of wits and charm!
Jr. KG displayed community helpers, save our trees, traditional figures, hygiene and popular figures such as Milkha Singh that won much applause. No doubt, they were getting there by not seeing this as competition but contribution!
Finally Senior KG came up with the message that addressed the need of the hour, something we all waited for and needed to listen well to… Some amongst them were – Save our mother earth and global warming! Personal hygiene, the 3-Rs Reuse Reduce & Recycle, Keeping the city clean, Say NO to plastic, Save Trees and Go Green, Save Water, kill air and noise pollution. “Happy Man” took the cake because kids value the fact that being happy is the most important thing in the world. It is only when you’re happy that things work out for you and not vice-versa.
This kind of value-based education for all the kids in the world is becoming imperative now. This was a transcendence from competition to a pure flow of positive energy with a place for everybody!
All the kids seemed to be so confident that they actually transported you into the world of all the characters. It was clear that bringing out confidence in the kids was the main purpose of this fancy dress show, so that they may grow up to become responsible citizens. The kids are surely learning very well and there’s so much hope for a sustainable society!
Last but not the least, the Fancy Dress competition stood for the parent-child bonding and the role it plays in boosting a child’s confidence. The nature of the competition was such that winning was important but participating was more important. It was a pleasure seeing all the tiny tots in different charming attires. Kudos to the parents for all their efforts!
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