Parental involvement plays a vital role in a child’s early years, especially in a preschool setting where learning extends far beyond the classroom.
When parents actively participate in school activities, children feel a stronger sense of security, belonging, and encouragement. This not only boosts their confidence but also nurtures positive attitudes towards learning and community life.
Children’s Day celebrations at our preschool beautifully showcased this partnership, as parent
volunteers came together to create a joyful and enriching experience for all.
The day was thoughtfully planned with a variety of activities that not only entertained but also encouraged children to explore, play, and connect. Parents joined in leading and assisting different sessions, making the celebration a collaborative effort between school and home.
The morning began with a calming yoga activity, where children and parents stretched, balanced, and learned simple poses together. The shared experience promoted mindfulness and set a positive tone for the day. This was followed by a series of fun and engaging games, where parents cheered alongside teachers, guiding the little ones and celebrating every small victory with joy.
Creativity took centre stage during the origami session, where parent volunteers patiently demonstrated folding techniques. With their guidance, children were able to transform colourful paper into delightful shapes, fostering both fine motor skills and a sense of accomplishment.
To add to the festive spirit, the highlight of the day came in the form of sweet treats and whimsical surprises. Parent volunteers helped distribute freshly spun cotton candy, filling the air with sugary smiles, while balloon sculpting delighted the children with playful creations in every shape and colour imaginable.
The active participation of parents not only enriched the day’s activities but also strengthened the sense of community within the preschool. Their willingness to share time and talents created lasting memories for the children and reinforced the value of partnership in nurturing a child’s growth and happiness.
Children’s Day 2025 was more than just a celebration—it was a joyful reminder of how meaningful learning and play become when parents, teachers, and children come together as one supportive family.