Children’s Day celebrated

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 20, 2025 IST

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A series of educational trips and engaging activities were organised at DAV Public School, Sec-8, Chandigarh, to make the Children’s Day memorable for students across all classes. Students of Classes Nursery to V went on an exciting educational trip to Chhatbir Zoo, where they explored the rich wildlife and learned about animal habitats and conservation. Students of Classes VI and VII visited the Verka Milk Plant, gaining insightful exposure to milk processing, packaging, and distribution. Students of Classes VIII to X showcased their creativity through a vibrant Talent Show, while students of Classes XI and XII participated in a fun-filled musical chairs competition, adding energy and cheer to the campus.

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