KOLKATA: South City International School presented Agomoni 2026, a cultural programme celebrating the timeless traditions, artistic richness and festive spirit of Bengal. The initiative brought the school’s students to the forefront, providing them with a platform to express their creativity and showcase their appreciation of the region’s vibrant cultural heritage through a soulful performance.
Inspired by the spirit of Agomoni, which symbolises the arrival of Goddess Durga and the onset of Durga Puja festivities, the programme reflected the deep emotional and cultural significance of Bengal’s most cherished celebration. Through their performance, the students sought to capture the essence of Bengali traditions while highlighting the importance of preserving cultural values across generations.
The programme underscored South City International School’s commitment to holistic education, where artistic expression and cultural awareness complement academic learning. By encouraging students to participate in performing arts, the school aims to nurture confidence, discipline, teamwork and creative thinking while helping young learners develop a deeper connection with their cultural roots.
Speaking about the initiative, Mrs. Mahua Chakraborty, Head of Performing Arts and Marketing, South City International School, said, “Agomoni represents the emotions, traditions and collective joy associated with Bengal’s cultural identity. At South City International School, we believe that introducing students to our rich artistic heritage is an important part of their overall development. Through Agomoni 2026, our students have an opportunity to express themselves creatively, celebrate our traditions and understand the significance of keeping our cultural legacy alive. We take immense pride in encouraging their artistic journeys and providing them with platforms to showcase their talent.”
The initiative also highlighted the role of educational institutions in keeping traditional art forms relevant among younger generations. By bringing together culture, creativity and student participation, Agomoni 2026 celebrated the enduring connection between Bengal’s heritage and its emerging generation.
South City International School continues to promote an inclusive learning environment that encourages students to explore their artistic potential, appreciate diverse cultural expressions and develop into confident, culturally aware individuals.