AKSIPS-41 Smart School, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 10:32 AM Aug 27, 2024 IST

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Under the stewardship of Jasdeep Kalra, Executive Director, AKSIPS Group of Smart Schools, and the guidance of Principal Ritu Bali, a befitting and colourful finale marked the end of the amazing Founder’s Week celebrations wherein the young students paid glowing tributes to their beloved and illustrious founder Ajit Karam Singh and saluted the dynamic and devoted members of the management and the trust who are carrying forward this wonderful legacy by showcasing their varied skills through an array of inter-house, inter-class and intersection competitions. In his address, Jasdeep Kalra congratulated the participants for their commendable effort and teamspirit and highlighted the importance of such events in fostering a spirit of healthy competition and encouraging the students to broaden their knowledge beyond the classroom.

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