OPS Vidya Mandir, Ambala, kids back after summer break

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

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After a refreshing summer break, the school warmly welcomed its students back on the first day, filling the campus once again with enthusiasm, laughter, and vibrant energy. The day began with a special morning assembly. Principal Neelam Sharma welcomed all students and encouraged them to maintain a healthy balance between academics and co-curricular activities. To mark the special occasion, a felicitation ceremony was held to welcome the students from an educational tour to Japan. Students shared their personal joyful experiences through experiential learning. School Director Esha Bansal wished all students a productive and inspiring academic year ahead. She emphasised on the importance of hard work, dedication and perseverance in achieving academic success and personal growth.

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