Holy Mary’s School, Banur welcomes students to second term

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Updated At : 05:50 AM Oct 09, 2025 IST

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The school warmly welcomed students back for the start of the second term, following the successful completion of the half-yearly examinations. The campus was buzzing with excitement as teachers greeted the students with enthusiasm, encouraging them to embark on the new term with renewed focus and energy. In her address, Principal Dr Shiny Devassy inspired students to approach the term with a fresh perspective and positive attitude, emphasising the importance of hard work, discipline, and perseverance in achieving academic excellence.

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