GMHS, Vikas Nagar

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:20 AM Aug 14, 2024 IST

Hariyali Teej and ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ were celebrated in the school. A fancy dress competition was held. Painting and march past activities were performed by students. Students came dressed in army uniform and performed march past, danced, and sang patriotic song. Pre- primary kids enjoyed the swings and various outdoor games. Headmistress Bharti Vandana spoke about the importance of the festival and role of freedom fighters in India’s independence. Teachers, namely Sushil Kumar, Sumeet Bhamu, Deepika, Pushpa, Sonu Bansal, Satpal, Vinod and Mamta Sharma, conducted various activities in the class.

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