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Tree House children celebrate Annual Day with 'Musical Odyssey'

Dance performances and a skit on 'Saving the environment' by tiny tots win hearts at Tree House High School Annual Day themed ‘'Musical Odyssey'

Tree House High School, organised the Annual Day event with the theme of “'Musical Odyssey'” in the city at Shyam Nagar, Jaipur. The two day musical odyssey enthralled the audience with the magic of dulcet musical sounds, vibrant colours and foot tapping dances.

 
The parents of Tree House  students feasted their eyes and ears on beautiful dance performances by the tiny tots. The pri-primary tiny toddlers, attired in all the rainbow hues, wriggled & twisted, tapped & clapped and swayed as they danced to popular numbers like sha la la , you are my sunshine and the Rajasthani folk song- Resham ka Roomal.   

The highlights of the evening were a play on the popular story of “The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wild”. It brought into sharp focus on the excellent dialogue delivery and histrionic talent of the students. The other enthralling performance was a skit on “Save the Environment” which brought the wild life alive on the stage and sent a strong message of “Live and let Live” to the audience.


The event showcased the multidimensional talents of the primary and junior school students. They mesmerized the gathering with their electrifying numbers and the live orchestra. The perfect sense of synchronization of beats and rhythms on the drums, the congo, the tabla and the dholak with the tarana singers was highly appreciated by audience.  They were in rapture and they remarked that it was after a long time that they have seen such a wonderful function in a pre-school.


Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Rajesh Bhatia, Promoter and Managing Director, Tree House Education and Accessories Limited, said, “Tree House has an ongoing tradition of conducting the magnificent events performed by Kids across India.  The event encourages all our adorable children dolled up as various characters, walking and swaying to music, with a well-decorated stage and dazzling light effects. It is wonderful experience to see all our kids and parents cherish and enjoying together."
“To instill confidence and encourage the healthy overall growth of our students, we believe in imparting education in an enjoyable and fun filled manner. We use innovative methods such as socio dramatic plays to achieve this goal. Participating in live events helps kids to get into the skin and learn something new about that particular subject. Besides learning, such public functions help children get over their stage fright and make them more confident. These events and programs build a strong foundation for each child’s future,” added Mr. Bhatia.


Tree House believes that every child is a winner and it is the participation that matters the most.

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