Aravali International School, Panchkula

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Panchkula, Updated At : 10:56 AM Nov 21, 2024 IST

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The school hosted its Aravaliteq 2.0 Inter-School Tech Fest, with 240 students from more than 23 schools showcasing their skills in robotics, coding, digital design, and cybersecurity challenges. The event celebrated not only the winners but also the enthusiasm and spirit of every participant. All participating schools and students were presented with special gifts in recognition of their dedication and zeal, ensuring that every participant felt valued for their efforts and commitment. “The energy and passion displayed by the students were truly inspiring. We are proud to have provided them with a platform to shine,” said Gurvinder Sohi, principal of the school. The day concluded with an awards ceremony, where top performers were recognised for their outstanding achievements.

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