AKSIPS-125 Smart School, Kharar, holds Investiture Ceremony

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:46 AM May 27, 2025 IST

The school held its Investiture Ceremony wherein students were officially entrusted with various roles and responsibilities. It commenced with the school song, followed by a march past by the newly elected students. The Head Boy, Head Girl, House Captains and other members of the student council were then awarded sashes and badges. Jasdeep Kalra, Dr Jasmine Kalra and Sidhant honoured the students by presenting the badges to the members of the student council. Following this, the leaders took an oath to sincerely fulfil their duties. Executive Director Jasdeep Kalra emphasised the significance of leadership and responsibility.

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