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Diwali celebrated at Saupin’s School, Panchkula

To celebrate Diwali, kindergarten teachers created a beautiful temple where the children had an opportunity to perform aarti for Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesha. They also distributed diyas to the supportive staff. Class I and II performed Ganesha dance. Poets...

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Updated At : 03:53 PM Nov 21, 2023 IST

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To celebrate Diwali, kindergarten teachers created a beautiful temple where the children had an opportunity to perform aarti for Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesha. They also distributed diyas to the supportive staff. Class I and II performed Ganesha dance. Poets in the making recited Diwali poems The children transformed into adorable Diwali characters with their colourful and creative fancy dress costumes. Class III to X created exquisite lanterns that illuminated the school with a warm glow. Toran-making skills were displayed by studnts. Vibrant rangoli designs created by students added a touch of tradition and artistry to the celebration.

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