Diamond Jubilee High School for Girls, Mumbai celebrate Daughter’s Day
The Diamond Jubilee High School for Girls, Mumbai conducted a memorable programme for daughters and their mothers on 24 September 2023 to commemorate Daughter’s Day. The day was a blend of special activities, both at home and in school, all dedicated to nurturing the bond between parents and their children.
Ahead of the school event, students engaged in heart-warming activities in the comfort of their homes. Many chose to dress in coordinated outfits with their parents, creating lasting memories through photographs, while others opted for quality time, sharing household chores. Both acts cultivated togetherness and a sense of shared responsibility.
Upon arriving at school, the teachers set the tone of the day by singing songs and sharing stories that underscored the importance of daughters. Inspirational quotes about daughters adorned the blackboards, and the students indulged in a special feast of homemade food, adding a personal touch to the celebration. The rest of the day was far from ordinary, filled with interactive games and activities, ensuring the students were thoroughly entertained and engrossed in the festive spirit. In a particularly heart-warming gesture, parents secretly penned special messages for their daughters, placing them in their school bags, creating a delightful surprise the students eagerly read at school.
"The Daughter’s Day festivities were fantastic!” exclaimed Mrs Meenaz Momin, mother of Ayesha Momin, a student from Grade 4. “The exchange of secret messages and the delightful experience of twinning in matching dresses with our daughters brought a unique charm to the day. The teachers' creative efforts truly strengthened our bond. Huge kudos for introducing such innovative ideas!"
The Diamond Jubilee High School for Girls, Mumbai looks forward to celebrating Daughter’s Day and other festivities with its school community, and thanks the parents and staff for their continued support.
Photos (top to bottom):
- Students posing behind a Daughter's Day display they helped to create.
- Parents and their daughters dressed in similar outfits.
- Students taking part in an interactive game.
