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English poem recitation competition at Aim Academy Senior Secondary School, Jaisinghpur

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Jul 08, 2025 IST

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The school organised an English poem recitation competition for the primary wing. It was conducted in supervision of Neelu and Neha. The competition was held in the presence of Managing Director, Principal and Vice-Principal. The main focus of the competition was to build up a competitive spirit among kids. Children from grades II to IV participated. The participants students were Sarvi, Ashna Bhardwaj and Navya Riyansh from Grade II, Kavya, Shiv Thakur and Priyadarshini Vanshika from Grade III, Vivaan Dhiman, Yashita Jaggi, Aarohi and Aayansh from Grade IV. They chose beautiful poem like “Save girl child”, “Save water, nature”, “Do not cut tree” and recited beautifully and confidently using the wonderful gestures and expression. At the end, the school director and principal congratulated and encouraged all participants.

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