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Major Ajaib Singh Convent School, Jeon Wala

The pre-primary wing celebrated Blue Day on the school premises. The significance of blue colour was exhibited through a series of activities. The dress code of the day was blue. Wearing blue dresses, students were made to recognise the colour...

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Updated At : 03:27 PM Jul 26, 2024 IST

The pre-primary wing celebrated Blue Day on the school premises. The significance of blue colour was exhibited through a series of activities. The dress code of the day was blue. Wearing blue dresses, students were made to recognise the colour through different games and play-way activities. Little ones made paper boats with the help of craft paper and floated them in water. A “show and tell” activity was also conducted by the facilitators.

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