School Day
The 'birthday' of the school is 3 September. The day is celebrated as the 'school day' and the academic programs are canceled. Functions are organized in each of the sections. Students decorate their classes with balloons, posters, pictures, colorful papers, and they publish wall magazines which are adorned by the stories, poems and others things of their own. Teachers and guardians admire their works. Students sometimes give invitation letters to their teachers to visit their room. Sometimes a birthday cake is cut celebrating the birthday of the school.
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