International Mother Language Day is celebrated to mark the existence of native or indigenous languages across the world. The day also commemorates the glory of dying languages in all parts of the world. We celebrated this day, particularly, to highlight the linguistic diversity of our school. The event began with the prayer. The day featured a multitude of cultural performances such as group singing, band, drama, and group dance, which the audience thoroughly enjoyed. Vote of thanks was delivered following the Vice Principal’s address.