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GP Public School, Baltana

The school organised a farewell party for the students of Class VIII, filled with fun activities and memorable moments. The students enthusiastically participated in various games, performances, and interactive sessions, making the event lively and enjoyable. Principal Rajni addressed the...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 21, 2025 IST

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The school organised a farewell party for the students of Class VIII, filled with fun activities and memorable moments. The students enthusiastically participated in various games, performances, and interactive sessions, making the event lively and enjoyable. Principal Rajni addressed the students with an inspiring speech, encouraging them to embrace new challenges with confidence and determination. In recognition of their excellent performances, Tanish, Chitra, Neha, Tanuja, Aditya Maurya, Naveen, Lakshay, and Deepansu were awarded trophies. The farewell concluded with best wishes for the students’ bright future.

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