Blossoms Senior Secondary School, Patiala

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Updated At : 11:41 AM Dec 07, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Grandparents’ Day. The event kicked off with a soulful prayer sung by students. Tiny tots dressed in colourful attires performed on retro songs. A play based on Punjabi wedding was enacted on stage perfectly by primary students of the school, followed by a mesmerising dance performance. An attractive lavani was performed on the beats of ‘dholak’. Taekwondo act was appreciated by everyone in the audience. The grandparents addressed the school authorities and thanked the staff for their efforts. At last the trustees of the school, Ravi Singh and Sant Kaur Chahal, honoured the three lucky grandparents. Ravi Singh addressed the grandparents and shared her memories with them. Principal Bindu Vaid appreciated the efforts of all staff members for organising such a wonderful event.

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