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Saraswati Paradise International Public School, Sanjauli

To instill the love for poetry and help students develop recitation skills, a poem-recitation competition was conducted for the tiny tots of Nursery to UKG. The students presented the poems in the best possible way. The session began with the...

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Updated At : 03:30 PM Jul 12, 2022 IST

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To instill the love for poetry and help students develop recitation skills, a poem-recitation competition was conducted for the tiny tots of Nursery to UKG. The students presented the poems in the best possible way. The session began with the introduction round and each student recited the poem with zeal. Everyone appreciated and lauded the performance of the students. Principal Mandeep Rana praised the efforts of the tiny tots, the teachers and the parents. He said such activities were crucial for developing the oratory skills of the students.

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