GD Goenka Public School, Mohali, celebrates English Language Week

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

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The school celebrated English Language Week across grades I to X. The week offered students a joyful space to explore, express, and engage with the English language through a variety of fun and meaningful activities. From making bookmarks in ‘Bookmark Bonanza’ and designing covers in ‘Cover to Cover Creation’, to writing stories in ‘Once Upon a Pen’ and composing poetry in ‘Rhyme & Rhythm Rain’, each activity encouraged imagination and confidence. ‘Grammar Giggles’, ‘Vocabulary Vibes’, ‘Wisdom Words’, ‘Proverb Parade & Idiom Island’ made language learning exciting, while the ‘Show & Tell Fiesta’ under ‘Spotlight Stories’ gave students a chance to express themselves freely.

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