Poetry recitation competition organised

Saupin’s, Sector 32-A, Chandigarh

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The school organised its annual poetry recitation competition. Seerat Jritley from the school bagged the first position in category A , followed by Jaanvi from Carmel Convent School and Devishi from Sacred Heart School. In category B, Kinjal Mahajan from Strawberry Fields School bagged the first position followed by Osheen Maleri from Carmel Convent School and Prateek Singh from Saupin’s and Aanya Jayath from Gurukul Global School. Saupin’s secured the highest marks for the Best Overall Performance but being the host school, as per the custom, the trophy was handed over to the next in line, Carmel Convent.

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