Sant Baba Bhag Singh International School, Jalandhar

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Updated At : 03:19 PM Feb 17, 2024 IST

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The school organised a farewell party for the students of Class XII under the supervision of Principal Ranjeet Singh. The ceremony started with a ‘shabad’. The principal presented a bouquet of flowers to the guest of the day Sant Baba Manmohan Singh. Other dignitaries present were secretary Hardaman Singh, Captain Sukhdev Singh, Manju Chawla, Principal, SBBSIN, Joginder Singh and Kulwant Singh. The head girl and head boy of the school delivered thanksgiving speech. ‘Mr Farewell’ and ‘Ms Farewell’ were chosen on the basis of three rounds, ie ramp walk, talent hunt and knowledge quest. Amrinder Singh of Class XII-A1 and Palak Bhatti of Class XII-A5 were selected as ‘Mr Farewell’ and ‘Ms Farewell’, respectively. The principal gave thanksgiving speech and his warm wishes to the students of Class XII. The ceremony ended with gidda.

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