Ganpati Convent Smart School, Sadhuara, Yamunanagar

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 24, 2025 IST

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The school organised its second annual athletic. Various games were organised on the school premises under the supervision of PTI teacher Shubham Chaudhary. All students showed interest in the games and participated enthusiastically and displayed their best skills. Atharva House was the overall winner. In the march past, the students of Rig House displayed their best skills and achieved victory. Everyone enjoyed the games thoroughly. Chairman of the school Narendra Bindra and Meena Bindra were the chief guests. Principal Ravneet Arora awarded the winning students with prizes and explained the importance of games to the children and told them that along with studies, games also have special importance in our life. The programme concluded with rendition of the national anthem.

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