Mansi and Sahibpreet shine at Banner making competition

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Updated At : 07:23 PM Sep 08, 2025 IST

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Students of AKSIPS-45 Smart School achieved top honours in the Inter-School Competitions 2025 organised by St. John’s High School, held to celebrate Heritage Day and Van Mahotsav. Mansi and Sahibpreet of Class 8 secured First Position in the Banner Making Competition, displaying exceptional creativity and teamwork. Meanwhile, Mahreen, Nishant, and Jaspreet of Class 7 won Second Position in the Mini Rock Garden Competition, showcasing innovation and environmental awareness. Principal Ms Pamila Kaur congratulated the students on their success, highlighting the importance of nurturing creativity and a sense of responsibility towards heritage and the environment.

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