A scene from one of the skits by DMIS students.
A week-long cultural bonanza, Skill-O-Panorama, was held at Doha Modern Indian School. The events were organised class-wise and many students displayed their talents.
The inter-house competitions were held not only on-stage but included off-stage events held two weeks prior to the main events.
While the medley brought out the musical talents of the students, the mime and skit events provided opportunities for the students to showcase their creative and acting skills. Events like JAM, recitation, elocution and storytelling brought out the communication and speaking skills of the children.
The show stealers were a group dance by girls and a Western dance by boys.
“Without the support of the students and teachers, this event wouldn’t have been possible, apart from the undying support from the heads and management,” commented one House head. “My holidays couldn’t have started on a better note seeing my house win,” said another enthusiastic participant.
All worked hard to ensure that their House won. Ruby House finished first with 367 points, Emerald House came second with 350 points, Sapphire House came third with 289 points and Topaz came fourth with 285 points.
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