This Children's day will be etched in the minds of the students of Everwin Matriculation Higher Secondary School for ever for its sheer splendour and fanfare. About 4,000 students of Everwin Matriculation Higher Secondary School Kolathur had the fun of their lifetime as they were enthralled by their teachers in the form of cultural programmes. Normally the students would display their talent through their creativity, skills and their repertoire of performances. ''For a change 146 teachers of the school took the stage, catching the students spell bound in the nearly two-hour-long cultural extravanganza at the school premises'', School Chief Executive Officer V. Mageswari said. The teachers performed breathtaking and spectacular cultural programmes like Poikkal Kuthirai, Fashion show, Miss Universe contest, Fun contest, Bharatha Natyam, Buffoon show, stage drama among others. Apart from the students nearly 500 Parents also enjoyed the entertainment to which the rich costumes added to the splendour. ''Normally on September five Teachers day, the students will enthrall us. Now it is our turn to keep the students' mind alive and kicking on Children's day'', Mrs. V. Mageswari said. This fun-packed programme would also help the teachers to turn nostalgic, reviving the rivetting memories of their school days, and share their experiences with the students. The school management had declared a holiday for the forenoon session, but it was worth, as students enriched their experience by knowing about the traditional folk dances like Poikkal Kuthirai and the rich tradition of Tamil Nadu. ''Since today was their (Children's) day, the school management thought it fit to reward them and all the 4,000 students went home with a gift. At the end of the function, the primary students were presented with chocolates and sweets, while the standards three to 12 were given various gifts, ranging from pencil box to geometry box, depending upon their classes they are studying. ''It's just like a draw of lots. All the students will pick up from the draw, and whatever is mentioned in it, they took home with happy memories'', Mrs. V. Mageswari said.