Shri Krishna Janmashtami Celebrated with Grandeur at St. Xavier's School
Students at St. Xavier's Disney World School in Balrampur celebrated Shri Krishna Janmashtami with vibrant performances and cultural insights.

Vibrant Janmashtami Celebration at St. Xavier's School
Balrampur | September 4, 2026 | The students of St. Xavier's Disney World School in Balrampur celebrated the festival of Shri Krishna Janmashtami with immense joy and devotion on Friday. A devotional atmosphere permeated the school premises as children brought Lord Krishna's childhood pastimes to life through lively performances.
Devotional Start and Captivating Costumes
The program commenced with the worship and veneration of Lord Krishna. Children dressed as Radha and Krishna captivated everyone with their enchanting costumes. Their peacock feather crowns, flutes, and the beautiful portrayal of Radha by the girls were a major highlight.
Children's Performances Mesmerize Audience
The young Kanhas and girls of the school delivered spectacular dance performances dedicated to Lord Krishna. A dance based on the song “Krishna Hai” left the audience spellbound, while an energetic rendition of “Mach Gaya Shor Sari Nagri Mein” filled the entire atmosphere with enthusiasm and gaiety. The innocent expressions and synchronized movements of the children compelled everyone present to applaud.
Live Depiction of Childhood Leelas
The most exciting part of the Janmashtami celebration was the Matki Phod competition. The little Krishnas enthusiastically broke the matki, vividly recreating Lord Krishna's childhood exploits. The children's excitement was palpable throughout, reflecting their active participation.
Connecting with Culture and Traditions
During the event, teachers shared information with the children about Lord Krishna's life, his childhood pastimes, and the importance of love, friendship, truth, and righteousness in a simple and engaging manner. The main objective of this event was to connect children with Indian culture and its rich traditions, ensuring they remain rooted in their heritage.
Appreciation and Well Wishes
School Director Mrs. Ishika Kumar lauded the children's performances, stating that such cultural events foster confidence, creativity, and respect for Indian values among children. The school coordinator also extended Janmashtami wishes to the children and teachers and praised everyone's efforts for the program's success.
The event concluded with the distribution of candies to the children. The school premises were filled with devotion through chants of “Jai Shri Krishna” and “Radhe-Radhe”.
