Kolkata: Continuing its legacy, Sunrise (Eng Med) School hosted its annual two-day inter-school fest, Indradhanush, recently. The opening day brought together participants from multiple schools under the supervision of official sports judge Rajib Bhowmik.Principal Sunita Srivastava, founder Parvati Devi, treasurer Vaishali Prasad, and vice-principal Amita Sharma inaugurated the festivities.Day 1, Sept 25, featured a series of high-energy competitions under expert evaluation. Subhajit Dutta judged Two Minutes to Fame and Eastern Dance Solo, while Srinjan Pal and Shankar Ghosh evaluated the boys’ cricket tournament.The action continued across multiple events: Koustav Mukherjee, Sampad Ghosh, and Jeet Naskar judged badminton, Riya Sarkar judged yoga, and Ishan Das oversaw chess. Soumen Chakraborty and Probir Biswas evaluated carrom; Debnath Chattopadhyay adjudicated theatricals, while John Shah and Mary Shah judged creative writing and debate, respectively. Highlighting remarkable skill and sportsmanship across all disciplines, students displayed their talents to make the opening day of Indradhanush a resounding success.The second day, Sept 29, was equally spectacular, showcasing a vibrant display of youthful talent and creativity at Sarat Sadan Hall, Howrah.The celebration commenced with an inauguration ceremony led by dignitaries in the school. Following the ceremony, the cultural segment opened with a melodious, heartwarming song beautifully performed by the children, seamlessly followed by a graceful and energetic drill dance. The day’s events unfolded with spectacular performances on stage in the main hall. The exhibition hall buzzed with artistic flair and innovation, featuring non-fire cooking. An extensive range of visual arts—including drawing, folk art, umbrella art, mask making, bottle art, and upcycled crafts—was evaluated by judges Bibekanand Mukherjee, Tapas Karar, and Biraj Kumar Paul.The day concluded with a prize distribution ceremony in the presence of the chief guest, singer Purbasha Banerjee. Sunrise (Eng Med) School was crowned the overall champion for Indradhanush and the runner-up trophy went to Gospel Home School, Rishra.
