Aviral started off the programme prior to prayer by explaining to the children the significance of India’s attempted moon landing. In the process he tried to simplify the technicalities of Chandrayan-2 and its components. As the main classes resumed following the prayer, he took to speaking about the Parts of Speech – the starting point of English grammar. He deftly explained the seven elements with appropriate examples so that the learners understood the purpose fulfilled by each.

Next it was the turn of Tulika to delve into the history behind and the significance of Teachers’ Day. She discussed how the birthday of Dr Sarvopalli Radhakrishnan came to be observed as Teachers’ Day.

The by now statutory quiz followed as a means of revision. The volunteers had taken the initiative of donating the books, copies and stationary among the kids on this occasion. This was followed by the handing out of Britannia Good Day biscuits and Parle Kachcha Aam toffees before the children dispersed homewards.