Sacred Souls’ School, Gharuan

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Updated At : 02:30 AM Nov 24, 2025 IST

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Sacred Souls’ School, Gharuan, unveiled its newly developed infrastructure, marking a significant step forward in enhancing campus facilities. The inauguration ceremony featured the launch of solar panels, a spacious waiting room designed to comfortably accommodate parents and visitors and newly curated activity stations aimed at enriching student learning experiences. The new facilities were inaugurated by Chairman Jagjit Singh Walia and his wife Tejinder Kaur in the presence of the director and principal. The management of the school expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their continued support and reiterated their dedication to creating a nurturing and progressive learning environment for every child.

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