Punjabi Poem Recitation Competition Held at Vasant Valley Public School, Sangrur

 


VASANT VALLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL, SANGRUR, HOSTED an engging PUNJABI POEM RECITATION COMPETITION ON AUGUST 4, 2025, in its SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. Students from Classes 5 to 8 enthusiastically participated, showcasing their linguistic talent and deep appreciation for Punjabi literature.

The event was presided over by a panel of esteemed judges — Ms. Gurwinder and Mr. Hardeep — both respected for their proficiency in Punjabi language and literature. The participants were judged on a range of criteria including pronunciation, expression, voice modulation, and overall presentation.

The competition witnessed spirited performances from students across all houses. According to the final results, Ravi House secured the first position, followed by Chenab House in second place. Sutlej House claimed third position, while Jhelum House and Beas House stood in fourth and fifth places respectively.

All winners were awarded Excellence Certificates as a token of recognition and appreciation for their outstanding performance. The event turned out to be a memorable platform for students to express their creativity and connect with their cultural roots.

Chairman of the school, Mr. Sanjay Gupta , congratulated the participants, saying, “It is always encouraging to see young learners take pride in their regional language. Such events not only promote language skills but also encourage cultural awareness and confidence.”

Principal Mrs. Anitha Rajagopalan also shared her thoughts on the occasion. “Our students performed with great enthusiasm and depth,” she said. “This competition helps reinforce the beauty of Punjabi language and allows children to explore their creativity beyond textbooks.”

The program concluded with a vote of thanks and loud applause, leaving behind lasting impressions of talent, teamwork, and cultural celebration at Vasant Valley Public School.

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