Funfest-2025 celebrated

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 27, 2025 IST

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St Soldier International Convent School, Mohali, celebrated Funfest-2025. The event combined fun, festivity and environmental awareness, starting with a rally and street play by Class VIII students promoting a Green Diwali. The school premises transformed into a vibrant fete with games, rides, food stalls, DJ music, lucky dip and a Kalakriti corner, attracting large crowds. The event was inaugurated by Lion Harry Singh, Principal Anjli Sharma and councillor Anuradha Anand, who praised the students' efforts in spreading awareness about responsible Diwali celebrations. The day was filled with laughter, music and festive cheer, showcasing the spirit of joy, creativity and togetherness that defines the school.

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