Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan one of the Best Cambridge School in Visakhapatnam celebrated the spirit of Krishnaashtami with great enthusiasm, devotion and cultural splendour . The celebration beautifully brought together the timeless charm of Lord Krishna, the richness of Indian culture and the vibrant talents of our students.
To grace the occasion, we were honoured to have with us Mr. Nicholas Lester Horsburgh, an eminent author, mentor, and educationist, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Penelope Horsburgh, and Dr. Perala Bala Murali Krishna,an Eminent professor.
The program began with a spectacular performance by the School Band, filling the auditorium with energy and excitement and setting a festive tone for the celebrations.
A special highlight of the event was the presentation of the Big Picture, which added a meaningful dimension to the occasion. The audience was then treated to a melodious song dedicated to Mr. Nicholas Lester Horsburgh, creating a warm and memorable atmosphere.
The occasion was further enriched by inspiring addresses from distinguished guests. Mr. Nicholas Lester shared his thoughts with the gathering, followed by a heartfelt speech by Mrs. Penelope. Their words added significance and warmth to the celebrations.
A particularly joyful moment was the birthday celebration of Mrs. Penelope, which brought smiles and happiness to everyone present. The celebration became even more memorable with the inspiring presence and address of Dr. P. Bala Murali Krishna.
The cultural programme was the heart of the celebration, showcasing the creativity and talent of our students. Through graceful movements, melodious music and traditional expressions, the young performers beautifully portrayed different facets of Lord Krishna’s life and the rich heritage of Indian culture.
The Classical Dance performances captivated the audience with their elegance and devotion. The timeless devotional composition “Muddugare Yashoda” brought alive the playful and divine personality of young Krishna. This was followed by “Nalla Nalla Kannulavada,” celebrating the enchanting beauty and charm of Lord Krishna.
The performance of “Chudarandamma Vachhadamma Krishnudu” added further colour and vibrancy to the celebrations, beautifully depicting the arrival of Krishna and the joy surrounding him.
The programme concluded with a powerful and spirited Patriotic Dance, leaving the audience with a deep sense of pride, unity and love for the nation.
The Krishnaashtami celebration was more than just a cultural programme; it was a beautiful celebration of devotion, tradition, talent and togetherness. The performances reflected the values of our rich cultural heritage while giving students an opportunity to express themselves with confidence and creativity.
At Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan, learning goes beyond textbooks. Experiences such as these allow students to discover the richness of their culture, appreciate art and tradition, build confidence and create memories that become an important part of their educational journey.
The evening of 4th september 2026 will remain a cherished memory for everyone who witnessed it. Through music, dance, celebration and inspiring words, Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan once again demonstrated that education is not only about learning but also about nurturing culture, creativity, values and joyful experiences.
