Headway World School, Pehowa

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Updated At : 11:20 AM Aug 17, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Teej. Students, dressed in traditional attire, showcased their talents through folk dances, music, and poetry recitation. Gunveet was crowned ‘Ms Teej Junior’. Kudrat Goray received the title of ‘Ms Teej Senior’. Kanveer was honoured as the ‘Youngest Punjaban’, and Inayat and Akeedat were recognised for the ‘Best Jewellery’. Anmol was awarded for ‘Best Gidda’ for her remarkable dance performance. Principal Harpreet Sodhi expressed her delight at the enthusiastic participation of the students and staff.

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