Ningania Vidya Mandir School, Shajanpur, Panchkula holds fancy dress competition

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Updated At : 05:45 AM Sep 08, 2025 IST

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The school organised a colourful Fancy Dress Competition for the Kindergarten and Nursery children. The little ones came dressed up as doctors, teachers, freedom fighters, fruits, flowers, and many more creative characters. The tiny tots looked adorable and confidently presented themselves on stage. Their innocence, expressions, and enthusiasm filled the atmosphere with joy and excitement. The event was aimed at encouraging creativity, boosting confidence, and developing stage courage among the children. The principal and teachers appreciated the efforts of the parents and students. It was truly a delightful and memorable event for everyone.

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