Shemrock Senior Secondary School, Sec 69, Mohali

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Updated At : 11:10 AM Nov 22, 2024 IST

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The school started Founder’s Week celebrations with enchanting the audience with a journey through the ‘Seven Wonders of the World’. The event featured vibrant dances and costumes representing the rich diversity of global cultures. The students enraptured the audience with their rock and roll, folk dances and dance on nursery rhymes. Fairy tales were beautifully portrayed and the kids did full justice as the attires and the charming smiles added to the glory of the event. Principal Prineet Sohal, while addressing the audience, gave the details of previous year and spoke about future planning about games, education and extra-curricular activities. Everybody was enthralled by eye-catching performances of tiny tots. At the end, MD Karan Bajwa, while praising the efforts of tiny tots, invited all to join them to next day’s celebrations.

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