M.P. Birla Foundation Higher Secondary School, Behala, had recently organised a grand Annual Exhibition–Cum Fete and Cultural Programme, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, alumni, parents, staff members and their families. The much-awaited event was marked by creativity, celebration and a vibrant display of talent. The school’s assembly hall showcased a wide range of handicrafts and creative models prepared by students, leaving visitors highly impressed. Alongside the exhibition, several attractive game stalls, including water games and Mickey Mouse-themed activities, were set up for children and adults alike. Numerous food stalls offering a variety of delicious cuisines added to the festive spirit, and visitors thoroughly enjoyed the culinary treats. The programme, held from 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm, was beautifully illuminated with colourful lights, enhancing the charm of the entire campus.
The event was graced by the presence of the Chief Guest, Bishop Sarkar, an alumnus of the school and the SDPO of Diamond Harbour. Eminent personality from the field of art and culture, Ranjit Kaur, attended as the Guest of Honour. The Honourable Secretary of the school, S. K. Daga, Chief Executive Officer S. K. Singh, Principal Purnima Chattopadhyay, and Vice-Principal Shravani Roy Chowdhury were also present on the occasion. The event ended with both the guests praising the students for their creativity, discipline and confident presentations, and wished them a bright future ahead. Parents expressed their happiness, stating that both they and their children thoroughly enjoyed the programme. Alumni associated with reputed organisations shared their pride in seeing the school continue to uphold the same discipline and values that helped shape their successful careers. CEO Shri S. K. Singh stated that the school functions as a collaborative institution where students, parents and management work together for continuous improvement. He highlighted the school’s achievements in both academics and co-curricular activities, adding that the institution has successfully completed 37 years of excellence in education. The event stood not only as a celebration of students’ creative talents but also as a strong symbol of the enduring bond between the school, parents and the wider community.