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Farewell party at Ryan International School, Mohali

The school bid adieu to the Class X students. The farewell ceremony was attended by CEO Ryan Pinto. The wonderfully planned ceremony began with the Lord’s prayer and scripture reading. Melodious praise and worship songs resonated in the auditorium with...

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Updated At : 03:18 PM Jan 30, 2024 IST

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The school bid adieu to the Class X students. The farewell ceremony was attended by CEO Ryan Pinto. The wonderfully planned ceremony began with the Lord’s prayer and scripture reading. Melodious praise and worship songs resonated in the auditorium with positivity. Meaningful gratitude speeches by the children gave a glimpse of what being a Ryanite means to them and passing of the lit candle made everyone emotional. Creating their own special legacy, Class X students gracefully passed on the baton to their juniors.

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