English storytelling event at Banur school

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 11, 2025 IST

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Holy Mary's School, Banur, conducted an English Storytelling Competition for classes III to V. Representing the four houses, 17 students participated, captivating the audience with creative tales that ended with meaningful morals. The event aimed to instil values while enhancing language proficiency, pronunciation, confidence, and public speaking skills. Participants were judged on theme, confidence, presentation, and pronunciation. Principal Shiny Devassy applauded the efforts of all participants, appreciating their excellent performances. The event was graced by the school's Director, who congratulated the students and encouraged them to keep participating in such enriching activities. Winners will be announced in the upcoming school assembly.

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