Mysore/Mysuru: Shrishti- 2026, the annual day and graduation ceremony of Little Angels Montessori was celebrated at its premises in Bannimantap A Layout here recently.
Renowned sand sculptor M.N. Gowri, who was the chief guest, emphasised the importance of nurturing imagination and resilience from early childhood.
“Art teaches patience, focus and imagination that begin in early education. When I see children perform with such confidence and clarity, I see the power of strong foundational learning,” she said.
The event featured thoughtful performances that reflected the Montessori philosophy — independence, experiential learning, collaboration and cultural awareness. Each presentation showcased the steady progress of the children, not only in academics but also in communication and stage confidence.
Principal Dr. Sultana Jabeen, who reflected on the institution’s core values said, “Strong education is built on discipline, consistency and respect for learning. At Little Angels Montessori, we focus on building good habits, neatness and clarity in fundamentals from an early age. When children develop structure in their daily routine, learning becomes natural and joyful.”
Centre Manager Asma Thahura said, “Shrishti symbolises creation and growth. Over the years, we have witnessed our students evolve into confident, curious individuals. Our commitment remains rooted in providing a nurturing environment where every child feels valued and empowered.”
The ceremony marked an important transition for students as they move forward to next stage of their educational journey.
Shrishti-2026 concluded on a note of gratitude and celebration, bringing together students, parents and educators to acknowledge a year of learning, effort and shared memories.
