Shemford School, Barara

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 14, 2025 IST

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A Shloka Recitation Competition was organised for the students of classes I and II at the school. Darsh Singla got the first position. Kamya and Mankirt got the second position. Bhavika Sharma got the third position. Avnoor Kaur, Aarav Sharma, Saanvi, Tejpratap Singh, Udayveer Duhan, and Daivish Tanwar got consolation prizes. Teachers Bhawna Sharma and Radha played the role of jury. This increased self-confidence and self-esteem in children. In the end, school Chairman Inderjit Singh, Principal Ruby Sharma and Vice-Principal Suman Sharma praised the participants and inspired them to participate in such competitions in future also.

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