Sankranti Celebrations

Sankranti Celebrations

Hyderabad, Telangana January 14, 2026

Sankranti, also known as Makar Sankranti, is one of the most joyful harvest festivals celebrated across India. In schools like MMCC Schools, it is a colorful and cultural event that brings students together to experience traditions, joy, and unity.

 Festive Decorations

The school campus is beautifully decorated with:

  • Bright rangoli designs made by students

  • Mango leaf garlands (torans) at entrances

  • Sugarcane and flowers symbolizing harvest season

 Bhogi Celebration

The festival usually begins with Bhogi, where:

  • Students learn about the tradition of discarding old things

  • A symbolic bonfire may be explained or demonstrated

  • Teachers explain the importance of positivity and new beginnings

 Kite Flying Fun

One of the most exciting parts:

  • Students participate in kite flying activities

  • The sky fills with colorful kites

  • It creates a fun and energetic atmosphere

 Traditional Dress Day

  • Students and teachers wear traditional attire

  • Girls wear sarees or half-sarees, boys wear dhotis or kurta

  • It helps students connect with Indian culture

 Festive Foods

  • Distribution of sweets like tilgul (sesame sweets)

  • Groundnuts, jaggery, and other traditional snacks

  • Teachers explain the importance of sharing and kindness

 Cultural Programs

  • Dance performances based on harvest themes

  • Songs and skits about Sankranti traditions

  • Competitions like rangoli, drawing, and storytelling

 Values & Learning

Sankranti celebrations in MMCC Schools teach:

  • Respect for culture and traditions

  • Importance of agriculture and farmers

  • Sharing happiness and unity among students