Sacred Souls’ School, Gharuan

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 11, 2025 IST

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The school organised a warm and memorable farewell ceremony, ‘Bidayah’, to bid adieu to the outgoing Class XII students. Class XI students set the stage with a lively and engaging line-up of performances, energetic dance performances, melodious song renditions, and a play, adding a touch of joy and nostalgia to the evening. The students of Class XII took the opportunity to express their gratitude through touching speeches, reminiscing about their cherished moments and the invaluable lessons learnt during their time at the school. As a token of remembrance, mementos were presented to the outgoing students by the principal. The principal, in her inspiring speech, encouraged the students to embrace the new opportunities ahead while holding on to the values instilled in them.

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