Headway World School, Gangheri, Pehowa

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Mar 06, 2025 IST

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The school organised a farewell party for the Class X students, hosted by Class IX students. The event was full of happiness and gratitude. Principal Harpreet Sodhi officially opened the party with an encouraging speech, followed by a delicious meal for everyone present there. Class IX students gave fun and thoughtful titles to their seniors, and Class X students honoured their teachers with special titles. The evening was filled with exciting performances, including dance and poetry by students from both Class IX and X students. Hemant was chosen as ‘Mr Headway’ and Harman ‘Ms Headway’. The event ended with the presentation of gifts to the Class X students, recognising their hard work and success. The school wished ‘best of luck’ to the graduating students and celebrated their achievements, wishing them success in their future.

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