The Primary Section of Unity College resonated with merriment and youthful enthusiasm as it celebrated Children’s Day through a vibrant special assembly for classes I–V on 11 November 2026. The proceedings commenced with the soulful recitation of the Holy Quran, setting a serene and auspicious tone for the occasion. The celebration was graced by the presence of Principal Mr Deepak Mervyn Mathews and Primary Coordinator Ms Tazeen Rizvi.

A captivating array of recreational challenges, meticulously curated for different age groups, formed the highlight of the celebration. Students of class V tackled tricky tongue twisters, testing their verbal agility, while those of class IV took up the one-minute balloon-blowing challenge. Class III explored colour recognition through the lively game ‘Grab It’. Students of class II showcased dexterity and perseverance by constructing pyramids using disposable glasses, whereas the little ones of class I demonstrated organisational skills through the ‘Tidy Table’ challenge, arranging their school essentials systematically in their bags within a minute.

Addressing the gathering, Principal Mr Mathews expressed his delight at witnessing the children’s exuberance. He described children as precious blessings whose innocence and vitality enrich the world, encouraging them to preserve their goodness, nurture positive habits and grow into compassionate human beings. Primary Coordinator Ms Rizvi conveyed her heartfelt wishes, inspiring the young learners to embrace every opportunity with confidence, curiosity and compassion.

The assembly echoed with laughter and applause as the winners received chocolates from the Principal and Primary Coordinator, bringing the joyful celebration to a memorable close.