KB DAV Sen Sec Public School, Sec 7-B, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 10:46 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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‘Moral values’ rooted in our Indian culture was unleashed through dance and act by Class V students in the morning assembly at the school. Students adorned in colourful red and white costumes presented a vibrant show which was a blend of culture and moral values. The assembly started with small motivating quotes by the anchors of Class V, followed by dance on “Tumko Shees Nivata Hoon”, where students tried to imbibe the values taught by the role models of India. The Assembly reached to a grand end with another dance performance on “Gyan Ki Roshini” that prepared the students to have respect for education and gain knowledge to become successful citizens. Principal Pooja Prakash praised the spectacular show.

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