Shemford School, Barara

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 07, 2025 IST

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Republic Day was celebrated on the premises of the school. Chief guest Ashok Bansal, former sarpanch (Barara), Pushpa Devi (‘Mother of School’), Chetna Didi, Brahmakumaris, Barara, management member Pramod Jain were welcomed by school Chairman Inderjeet Singh, Principal Ruby Sharma, Vice-Principal Suman Sharma by presenting a plant. The function started with the unfurling of the national flag by the chief guest. The chief guest gave awards to the students who performed well in the academic session and co-curricular activities such as (dance, music, drama, sports, science competition, humorous poetry competition, word knowledge competition, Ramayana quiz competition, art competition, history subject quiz competition and speech competition.) Students who performed well in 2023-2024 were honoured with awards.

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