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The ‘Good Luck’ ceremony for Class X 2024-25 batch was held with enthusiasm at the school. It was a beautiful blend of emotions, nostalgia and hope. A motivational song was sung by students of Class IX. The principal delivered an...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 06, 2025 IST

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The ‘Good Luck’ ceremony for Class X 2024-25 batch was held with enthusiasm at the school. It was a beautiful blend of emotions, nostalgia and hope. A motivational song was sung by students of Class IX. The principal delivered an inspiring speech, emphasising the importance of gratitude, perseverance, discipline and lifelong learning. She extended her best wishes to the Class X students for board examinations and future ahead. She asked the students to have faith and belief in themselves. ‘Good Luck’ wishes to students were also given in the form of songs and flowers by their teachers and friends.

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