Amravati Vidyalaya, Pkl, holds competition on World Earth Day

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 25, 2025 IST

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A house-wise competition was held on World Earth Day at the school. All three houses — Rose, Daffodil and Tulip — participated with great enthusiasm in a slogan-writing and poster-making competition for classes VI to VIII and IX to X, respectively. It was a day to highlight the uniqueness of our planet. All houses managed to stress on the need to conserve our unique planet and improve sustainability for future generations. In the slogan writing competition, Daksh (Class VIII-C) secured the first position. Avishka (Class VIII-D) and Anaya (Class VII-D) got the second rank and Navya (Class VII-D) third position. In the poster-making competition, Ridhima (Class X-D) bagged the first rank, Tanisha (Class X-B) second and Samaksh (Class IX-A) third. Rose House emerged winner, succeeded by Tulip and Daffodil.

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