Aravali International School, Panchkula

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Updated At : 11:27 AM Dec 21, 2024 IST

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The school hosted an exciting event that perfectly blended fun, fitness, music and festivity. the school grounds came alive with the boundless energy and enthusiasm of its youngest stars during fun races and more. Students of Pre-Nursery to Class III showcased their spirit of participation and friendly competition as they raced to the finish line, radiating joy and determination. The event underscored the school’s mission to nurture physical fitness, well-being and a healthy competitive spirit in its young learners. Principal Gurvinder Sohi expressed her delight with the success of the event, emphasising its alignment with the school’s vision of holistic education. Parents and guardians enthusiastically cheered on the budding champions, making it a memorable day filled with joy, laughter and cherished moments.

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