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Sacred Souls’ School, Gharuan, observes Green Day

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 28, 2025 IST
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The young learners of the school observed Green Day on Earth Day with a series of engaging and educational activities designed to cultivate environmental awareness. The day was marked by a range of interactive activities centred around the theme of sustainability and love for nature. The little ones enthusiastically participated in making eco-friendly art and performed short role plays that conveyed important messages. Teachers guided discussions and activities, helping children connect their actions with real-world environmental impacts.

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