Harjas, Srija, Pawni shine at fancy dress competition

45 tiny tots showcase creativity

Tribune News Service

Mandi, Updated At : 06:52 AM Sep 16, 2024 IST

A student with a dress made from newspapers. Jai Kumar

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Forty-five students showcased their creativity, donning various character costumes at the fancy dress competition held by the EEDP branch of DAV School, Mandi, yesterday.

Harjas secured the first position, while Srija and Pawni placed second.

RV, Viraj, Suryanshi and Kriyansh were awarded the third place, while Shivom received a consolation prize.

School in-charge Seema Kapoor congratulated all participants and encouraged them to continue striving for success.

The event was organised under the guidance of principal Kuldeep Singh Guleria.

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