Mud Day celebrated at Ivy International School, Bhattakuffer

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 04, 2025 IST

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International Mud Day was a messy, muddy and magnificent adventure for the little Ivyans from Nursery to Grade II. With sleeves rolled up and smiles wide, young creators dove into the joy of learning through nature. Every splash of mud revealed a new story, a new learning and miles of laughter. Director Chandresh Chauhan said every moment of play is a step toward powerful growth. Principal Mandeep Rana said give a child mud and he/she will give you a masterpiece.

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