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Big feat by tiny tots at Kerala Piravi fete

November 05, 2016 12:00 am | Updated December 02, 2016 01:38 pm IST - Thrissur:

Kindergarten students of Devamatha CMI Public School recited 523 poems by as many writers at the 60th anniversary celebrations of Kerala Piravi recently, in an attempt to enter the Limca Book of Records.

Kindergarten students of Devamatha CMI Public school made an attempt to enter the Limca Book of Records by reciting poems of 523 poets in connection with the 60th anniversary celebrations of Kerala Piravi (State formation).

In all, 523 students recited as many poems as part of ‘Keraleeyam-2016’ recently. At the programme conducted at 14 venues, 37 students each recited poems for two hours.

The programme was meant to develop love and respect towards the mother tongue, said Principal Fr. Shaju Edamana.

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“The programme also aimed at familiarising children with Malayalam poems and poets. Such programmes will inculcate confidence and performance skill in little children,” he said.

The teachers and students had been practising for an entire month for the programme, the Principal said. More training would be given for 60 selected students in reciting poems, he added.

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