ONAM AT KPMHS

The celebration began with a Pookalam competition, which concluded at 11:30. The winners were announced, and then the Vadamvali competition started, featuring several groups. Meanwhile, the 8th standard students showcased their energetic performance of Thiruvathira. After that, a delicious Onasadya was served, and we even got to participate in serving. Finally, the principal distributed prizes to the winners. Overall, it was a memorable experience.

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