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Sacred Souls’ School, Gharuan

Nursery students participated in activities centred around kindness. The children created a vibrant rock garden and crafted bird feeders from recycled materials, highlighting their creativity and commitment to the environment. Under the guidance of their teachers, the little ones painted...

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Gharuan, Updated At : 11:05 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

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Nursery students participated in activities centred around kindness. The children created a vibrant rock garden and crafted bird feeders from recycled materials, highlighting their creativity and commitment to the environment. Under the guidance of their teachers, the little ones painted rocks, transforming the space into a symbol of compassion. The bird feeders taught the students the importance of caring for nature. The space will serve as a lasting reminder of the kindness that can flourish when we care for one another and the environment.

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