By George Obua | Project Leader
Parades conducted on daily basis at KIFA
Parades are conducted at institutional level for various reasons, primarily to celebrate significant events, acknowledge achievements, and demonstrate unity or discipline. These events can be ceremonial, marking milestones like graduation or passing out ceremonies, or they can serve as a way to commemorate anniversaries or other important occasions at the institutions.
At Kole Intellectual Forum like at police or military institutions, parades are almost used on daily basis; mainly to instill discipline and demonstrate unit cohesion. They involve using close-order maneuvering, known as drilling or marching, which is a visual representation of order and collective action. Parades that are done at Kole Intellectual Forum, are also meant to explain functions those are used to express how to instill confidence into their students and celebrate its achievements; as well as working together as a unit, highlighting their teamwork and ability to execute tasks in unison. This has so far strengthen the bonds among their students.
By George Obua | Project Leader
By George Obua | Project Leader
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