‘Red Day’ at AKSIPS-41 Smart School, Chandigarh

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM May 09, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated ‘Red Day’ with great enthusiasm and vibrant participation by the nursery students. The entire school echoed with shades of red, as the celebration was designed to introduce children to the colour red in a fun-filled and meaningful way. The area was creatively divided into multiple zones, each offering a unique experience. A special red carpet welcome made every child feel like a star, setting the tone for the grand celebration. Exciting and age-appropriate games such as sorting red blocks, cup toss, and balloon fun activities engaged the tiny tots and brought joy and laughter all around. Adding a refreshing twist to the day, a ‘Roohafza’ party was organised, where children relished the bright red drink, symbolising energy, vitality, and excitement — perfectly aligning with the theme of the day.

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