The beautiful and cherished bond between brothers and sisters was celebrated with great joy on 27th August 2026. The students arrived dressed in their festive best, filling the school with colour and excitement.
This year, the celebration was made even more special as the children not only made their own Rakhis but also baked delicious Rakhi-themed treats. They tied Rakhis to one another, symbolising a promise to stand by each other through all the ups and downs of life.
The students and teachers also discussed the significance and origins of Raksha Bandhan in India, helping the children understand the cultural traditions and values associated with this beautiful festival.
The celebrations continued with the children performing to melodious songs, creating a joyful and festive atmosphere. The day ended on a delicious note with yummy snacks enjoyed by all.
It was a heartwarming celebration of love, togetherness, care, and the special bonds we share with one another.