Foundation Years at Smart Wonders School celebrate Children’s Day

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 25, 2025 IST

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The Foundation Years at Smart Wonders School, Mohali, celebrated Children’s Day, honouring the joy, innocence and vibrant spirit of childhood. The campus was filled with excitement as students participated in a variety of engaging and age-appropriate activities specially curated to make the day memorable. Adding to the celebration, the school also hosted Halloween festivities, where children came dressed in creative and colourful costumes. The lively trick-or-treat experience brought smiles to every child and added an extra spark of fun to the day. In her special message to the students, Principal Ruchika Sharma shared, “Children’s Day is a reminder of how precious our young learners are. Each child brings a unique sparkle to our school, filling it with joy, curiosity and endless possibilities.”

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