Satluj World School, Dera Bassi

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Dera Bassi, Updated At : 10:34 AM Nov 22, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Children’s Day and Guru Nanak Dev’s Parkash Purb. The event began with an address to the students and a speech on the significance of Guru Nanak Dev’s teachings, accompanied by a ‘shabad’ sung by students. Teachers delighted students with energetic dance and drama performances. Principal Suman Sharma extended her wishes, emphasising the importance of nurturing young minds and honouring Guru Nanak’s values. She awarded certificates and medals to winners of the TechFest held at Aravali School. Fire Station officials from Dera Bassi visited the school educating students on fire safety measures. Children of the pre-primary wing celebrated Children’s Day by visiting a nearby temple. The celebration concluded with teachers leading the singing of the national anthem, followed by the distribution of sweets among students.

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