Baby Convent School, Banur, celebrates Yellow Day

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Updated At : 02:10 PM Jul 23, 2024 IST

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The kindergarteners of the school joyfully celebrated Yellow Day. The tiny tots participated in a variety of fun-filled activities alongside their class teachers, all while looking delightful in their yellow dresses. Classrooms were vibrantly adorned with yellow posters, banners, fruit shapes, and balloons, creating a cheerful and inviting atmosphere. The children played with toys and enjoyed the engaging company of their teachers throughout the day. Principal Subeena Anand congratulated the students on their enthusiastic participation and expressed her happiness at the successful celebration, fostering a sense of joy and community among the young learners.

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