Kids ‘R’ Kids Secondary School hosts 'Colours of the Heart' event

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 25, 2025 IST

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Kids ‘R’ Kids Secondary School, Chandigarh, hosted its annual event, Colours of the Heart, featuring performances by students of Kindergarten, Class I and Class II. The event opened with the welcome song 'Together', followed by 'Aurora of Emotions'. Students then presented musical and dramatic items, including 'The Madrigals in Harmony' and a skit titled 'Encanto: A Tale of Love, Family and Acceptance', celebrating courage, belonging and self-worth. Energetic performances such as 'Wild at Heart', 'Surface Pressure' and 'I Can't Stop Feeling' added excitement. The finale, 'Yes, I Can', delivered a message of self-belief and drew enthusiastic applause. Principal Anupam Grewal said that events like these develop resilience, empathy, creativity and confidence, and offer children meaningful opportunities to express themselves.

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