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    TCS 2011 Winterfest

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    The Cambridge School hosted their annual 'Winter Fest' with the theme of "The coming together of the World". Students from primary to high school performed plays and dances representing different cultures around the world. Performances included enactments of African cultures, a tribute to Rabindranath Tagore on his upcoming birthday, and dances from India, Korea, Thailand and the West. The awe-inspiring show was followed by a speech from the guest of honor, Professor Krishna Bose, about the importance of being a good individual. Prizes were distributed to students before the joyous evening concluded.

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    The Cambridge School hosted their annual 'Winter Fest' with the theme of "The coming together of the World". Students from primary to high school performed plays and dances representing different cultures around the world. Performances included enactments of African cultures, a tribute to Rabindranath Tagore on his upcoming birthday, and dances from India, Korea, Thailand and the West. The awe-inspiring show was followed by a speech from the guest of honor, Professor Krishna Bose, about the importance of being a good individual. Prizes were distributed to students before the joyous evening concluded.

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    The Cambridge School hosted their annual 'Winter Fest' with the theme of "The coming together of the World". Students from primary to high school performed plays and dances representing different cultures around the world. Performances included enactments of African cultures, a tribute to Rabindranath Tagore on his upcoming birthday, and dances from India, Korea, Thailand and the West. The awe-inspiring show was followed by a speech from the guest of honor, Professor Krishna Bose, about the importance of being a good individual. Prizes were distributed to students before the joyous evening concluded.

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    TCS 2011 Winterfest

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    The Cambridge School hosted their annual 'Winter Fest' with the theme of "The coming together of the World". Students from primary to high school performed plays and dances representing different cultures around the world. Performances included enactments of African cultures, a tribute to Rabindranath Tagore on his upcoming birthday, and dances from India, Korea, Thailand and the West. The awe-inspiring show was followed by a speech from the guest of honor, Professor Krishna Bose, about the importance of being a good individual. Prizes were distributed to students before the joyous evening concluded.

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    We are the World

    Last Saturday witnessed the anticipated ‘Winter Fest’ hosted by The Cambridge
    School. Held at Vidya Mandir from 5.00pm to 8.00pm, the evening brought with it
    ‘The coming together of the World’, the theme for this year’s fest.
    It was an enchanting evening as the show started off with the Primary section’s
    enactment of ‘Birds of a feather’ followed by Junior school’s ‘Red Africa’ and
    Middle School’s ‘Treasure Hunt’. The children had done an admirable job in these
    plays, displaying the various cultures and instilling into the audience the moral
    values of such ethnicity.
    The high school presentation consisted of various performances that truly
    showed the unity and harmony of diverse traditions. The Indian group performed
    a recital on Rabindranath Tagore’s ‘Bharot Tirtho’ as a tribute to Rabindranath
    Tagore’s forthcoming 150th birth anniversary. Also dancers ranging from
    Bharatanatyam , Kathak to Contemporary danced to the rhythm of the Rabindra
    Sangeet.
    Followed by the Indian group, The Korean, Thai and the Western group dominated
    the stage executing both their traditional and modern dance styles with beauty
    and exuberance.
    The A levels paraded astonishing heights of flair as they executed routines
    complemented by the latest beats while others sang accompanied by their
    instruments.
    After such an awe-inspiring show Mrs. Nonda Chaterjee, the principal of The
    Cambridge School introduced the Chief Guest for the evening, Professor Krishna
    Bose. As a leading contemporary writer, educationist and a parliamentarian
    Professor Krishna Bose shared with us some of her past memories and taught us
    the importance of being a good individual. After her short speech she was
    pleased to give away prizes to various students for their efforts throughout the
    year.
    With that the evening drew to an end but the big smiles on everyone’s faces
    seemed far from doing so.
    -Parikshit C Mukerjee Class-X

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