Write an report on inter school drama competition hosted by your school
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Drama is a strong medium of communication. In order to develop dramatic skills and promote acting ability among students, Study Hall, organized an Inter School Drama Competition at the renowned Sant Gadgeji Maharaj Auditorium on 27 Aug 2014. Thecompetition was limited to dramas in the English language.
Eight schools viz,La Martiniere College, Lucknow Public Collegiate, Sri Ram Swaroop Memorial, Seth M R Jaipuria, APS Nehru Road, Loreto Convent, DPS Indira Nagar and Study Hall participated in this unique competition.
The programme was presided over by Dr Urvashi Sahni, the CEO of the Study Hall Foundation and a well known connoisseur of the Arts. Renowned names in the field of theatre, Sri Surya Mohan Kulshreshtra, Sushri Chitra Mohan and Sri Jugal Kishore graced the occasion.
Mrs Shalini Sinha, The Principal of Study Hall, in her opening address brought out the importance of dramatics in the overall development of children during their formative years. All the performances were of a high standard and were highly appreciated.
The students and teachers of Study Hall played a stellar role in the organization and administration of this competition.
Loreto Convent and The Study Hall were declared joint winners.
The winners were greeted with thunderous applause by a packed house.
Aviral V Singh of The Study Hall was adjudged the best actor.
Answer:
An inter school drama competition held at St. Joseph's School was a great success with lots of other schools participating in it. The students as well as the faculty members had a great time and decided that this should be organised every once in a while.
Explanation:
Our school St. Joseph's School recently hosted the first ever inter school drama competition. This competition was based on the idea of socialization between schools and the students to be familiar with the very aspects of art and friendship. Though by name it was a competition, it was more like a joint outing of all participating schools. The theme was diverse, with the respective schools choosing their own dramas and showcasing their talents.
Once the competition started, the teachers were more eager than the students or the participants. Each one supported their teams with full enthusiasm, cheering hard and waiting with folded hands and holding their breaths to know who will win. When the results were announced, our school won the first prize, with our drama based on Shakespeare's famous tragedy "Hamlet". Our joy was overwhelming, everyone cheering us on. Even the participating schools joined us in congratulating us for our success and showed great sportsmanship.
After the prize distribution, we had snacks and refreshments together with all the other teams. It was great to mingle and associate with the other students, making new friends on the way. The faculty members of all the schools decided on organizing an event like this more often. The program was a success, which was all that we need.