Litera Heritage School, Panchkula, observes Labour Day

School note

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

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To make the students understand the importance of labour, a programme was organised on the occasion of Labour Day in the school, in which all children and staff of the school welcomed the drivers, gatekeepers, gardeners and cleaning staff with applause. The children presented plays, poems and songs dedicated to Labour Day, which moved all workers. Principal Amita Singla praised the hard work of the staff and said, “We should respect the workers and the working class of the school.” Chairman Narendra Singla honoured all workers and thanked them for their invaluable contribution in running the school smoothly.

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