Sant Baba Bhag Singh International School, Khiala

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Aug 17, 2024 IST

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The investiture ceremony for the academic session 2024-25 was held at the school. The ceremony was administered by Baba Janak Singh, Principal Ranjit Singh, Vice-Principal Baljit Singh and head coordinator Sarabjit Kaur. It commenced with a ‘shabad’. The representatives of newly elected students’ council started march past and was followed by four houses. Baba Janak Singh announced the names of newly elected Head Girl and Head boy of session 2024-25, who were conferred with badges and sashes by the principal, vice-principal and head coordinator. The student council took the pledge to hold the school motto in high esteem. The honorary principal congratulated the students and addressed them to be impartial and honest in leadership, unity, discipline and morality. The function concluded with the speech by newly elected Head Girl Sucheta.

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