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23 School Chale Hum ll Annual Function 2025-26 II GSM ENGLISH SCHOOL SAGAR ROAD CHHATARPUR (M.P.)

This is a fantastic addition! "School Chale Hum" is an iconic anthem that perfectly captures the joy of learning and the spirit of education. For Class 4th, it’s a high-energy song that will resonate with every parent and teacher in the audience at GSM English School. Coming after the serious "Court Room Act," this will bring back the cheerful, vibrant atmosphere of school life. 🎒 "School Chale Hum" Performance: Class 4th Theme: The Joy of Education & Bright Futures School: GSM English School, Sagar Road, Chhatarpur (M.P.) Principal: Mrs. Somya Singh Parmar 1. Anchor Introduction Script "The ringing of the bell, the laughter in the corridors, and the dreams in our bags—school is where our journey to the future begins! After a thought-provoking drama, it’s time to celebrate the very reason we are all here today: the spirit of learning. Our enthusiastic stars from Class 4th are ready to take you back to those morning assemblies and classroom memories with their performance on the evergreen anthem, 'School Chale Hum.' Under the nurturing leadership of our Principal, Mrs. Somya Singh Parmar, we believe that every child is a star in the making. So, let’s cheer for the future of India! Here comes Class 4th!" 2. Creative Choreography Ideas The Prop Entry: Have students enter the stage carrying colorful school bags and water bottles. They can start by "walking to school" in a rhythmic line. The "Book" Formation: During the chorus, students can open a book-shaped prop or use their hands to mimic opening a book. The Blackboard Backdrop: If you have an LED screen, show a chalkboard with chalk-drawn suns, trees, and the words "Welcome to GSM English School." Uniform Swag: Since they are representing school life, they could wear a "modified" version of their school uniform—perhaps with bright sweaters, colorful ties, or pom-poms in their hands to make it look like a stage costume.