Children enjoy rainy day at Manav Public School

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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Class Nursery students of Manav Public School, Naya Gaon, enjoyed a vibrant rainbow-themed activity on a rainy day, transforming the gloom into a joyful learning experience. Under the guidance of Principal Shobha Rani, the little ones explored the colours of the rainbow through creative and engaging activities. Colourful chairs, sheets and floating paper boats sparked their imagination and enhanced their colour recognition skills. A teacher said, "Our little ones had a delightful time exploring the vibrant colours of the rainbow through engaging rainy day-themed activities. These playful experiences not only helped them recognise colours but also deepened their connection with nature-even on the gloomiest of days."

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