Ganpati Convent Smart School, Sadhaura

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Updated At : 11:14 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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Janmashtami was celebrated in the school. Different activities were organised. Students of KG dressed up in the costumes of Radha and Krishna and performed a beautiful dance. UKG students attracted everyone’s attention by singing beautiful ‘bhajans’. Students of classes I and II showed their talent by decorating the flute. Students of classes III, IV and V displayed their excellent art by decorating crowns. Students of classes VI, VII and VIII expressed their love for Krishna by making a swing. Head teacher Pooja Tarika made all the students aware of the deeds of Krishna. The Principal asked the children questions related to Janmashtami and appreciated the answers given by the children and honoured them with prizes.

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