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Mata Rukmani Rai Arya Sen Sec School, Kharindwa

The school held Halloween celebrations for pupils of pre-nursery to Class II. The event emphasised the significance of festive season and the young learners eagerly participated in it. Students look charismatic in ‘horror’ attires. Apart from that some of the...

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Updated At : 04:00 PM Nov 21, 2023 IST

The school held Halloween celebrations for pupils of pre-nursery to Class II. The event emphasised the significance of festive season and the young learners eagerly participated in it. Students look charismatic in ‘horror’ attires. Apart from that some of the students also wore animals and birds, Spiderman, Dracula costumes. Pupils showcased their hidden potential through dance and song items. They also enjoyed party tiffin.

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