Gian Jyoti Global School, Mohali, celebrates Diwali

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Updated At : 11:24 AM Nov 08, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Diwali on its campus. Class-wise and house-wise skits were presented by students to drive home the message and reinforce the pledge to celebrate a green and noise-free Diwali. On the concluding day, students came dressed up in festive traditional clothes for the celebration in traditional style. In the pre-primary section, ‘Dandiya Raas’ was organised in which students and parents participated with enthusiasm. The programme began with ‘Ram Bhajan’, followed by a dance. The students and parents along with teachers danced enthusiastically. A class party was also planned to instil the value of sharing with each other. Principal Gianjot Kaur stated that these events help build the attributes of team spirit and the spirit of camaraderie among the children.

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