‘Pool party’ at St Joseph School, Ambala

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 01, 2025 IST

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To beat the heat, “rain dance and pool party” was organised by Deputy Director Ashima Kiran Bannerjee for tiny tots of the school. The initiative aimed at promoting joy, relaxation, and cultural bonding. The enthusiastic participation from students and teachers created a refreshing and relaxing atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. The party featured lively music and entertainment with cheerful characters like Mickey Mouse and bunnies, creating a magical atmosphere for the kindergarten wing. The students enjoyed a wide array of recreational items, including pool rings, floatable chairs, and activity tables. Teachers also joined in the fun, dancing and celebrating alongside their students.

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