DC Model Senior Secondary School, Panchkulatr

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 19, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated Baisakhi with vibrant cultural performances by its young learners. The highlight of the event was an energetic and colourful dance performance by the adorable students of Balvatika 1, showcasing the festive spirit of Punjab. A charming ramp walk by Balvatika 2 students added delight and enthusiasm to the celebration. Balvatika 3 students impressed the audience with their confident oration, sharing the significance of Baisakhi with clarity and pride. Balvatika 3 students also enjoyed a pin wheel activity. The event was a beautiful blend of tradition, learning, and joy, leaving everyone inspired by the talent and spirit of the little ones. Principal Deepika Bhardwaj applauded the young students for their enthusiastic performances, calling the Baisakhi celebration a heart-warming display of talent and tradition.

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