Delhi Public School, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 11:26 AM Dec 17, 2024 IST

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The school presented a captivating field show and carnival for a cause, “ToonTrek – Tooning into Life Lessons”, showcasing the artistic talents of classes III and IV. Vibrant performances conveying invaluable life lessons on friendship, togetherness, overcoming challenges, and positivity marked the show. A colourful parade of cartoon characters spreading heartfelt messages and joy was appreciated by all present. Engaging activities and games promoting holistic development and stress-free living were the all-encompassing message. The principal shared the major achievements of the school, followed by felicitation of scholars. In her address, she emphasised the importance of finding joy in simplicity and living life with enthusiasm and optimism. The chief guest was Indrajeet Singh, General Manager of the Fortis Group of Hospitals

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