OPS Vidya Mandir, Sector 9, Ambala, students win medals at National Roller Skating Championship

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 23, 2025 IST

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School students won medals at the National Roller Skating Championship held in Mohali. Vanshika (Class XI) secured silver medal in the 1,000 m race and bronze medal in the 500 m race. Parth (Class XII) clinched silver medal in the 1,000 m race. The entire school community celebrates this proud moment. School Director Esha Bansal expressed her appreciation for the relentless efforts and dedication of the students, while Principal Neelam Sharma extended her heartfelt congratulations to Vanshika and Parth.

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