Jaipur, November, 2026.
Ryan EduNation School celebrated Diwali with cultural performances and creative activities, bringing together students and teachers to mark the festival and highlight its significance in Indian tradition.
The celebrations began with a special morning assembly featuring a presentation of the Ramayana, through which students portrayed the story of Lord Rama. A character-themed ramp walk, dance and music performances added to the programme. School Trustee Sunita Chauhan and Mekhla Chauhan attended the celebration and encouraged the students.
Students from Grade VI onwards participated in a Rangoli Competition, while classrooms were decorated with colourful designs as part of the Best Decorated Classroom Competition. Jaipur-based artists Neha Hada and Shilpa Parate evaluated the classroom decorations. Younger students took part in activities such as making traditional bandhanwars, decorating diyas and creating Diwali greeting cards.
The celebrations also included a Diwali potluck, where students shared food and festive moments with classmates, followed by chocolate distribution across the school. Principal Dr.Baharul Islam said, “Festivals provide students with an opportunity to understand their cultural traditions while learning the values of creativity, sharing and togetherness. Celebrations like Diwali help bring these values into the school environment.” The programme concluded with the announcement of the Diwali holidays, leaving students with festive memories.
