Banur school hosts English poem recitation

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 11:09 AM Jul 11, 2025 IST

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Holy Mary's School, Banur, hosted a vibrant English poem recitation competition for classes I and II, showcasing the oratory talents of its youngest students. Sixteen enthusiastic students from four houses recited a range of poems with confidence and charm, creating a joyful and inspiring atmosphere. The young performers captivated everyone with their expressive voices and heartfelt delivery. Judges were impressed by the outstanding performances, making it challenging to select the winners. Principal Shiny Devassy congratulated the students and encouraged them to continue participating in such events, emphasising that wholehearted participation is more important than winning.

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