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The school celebrated the harvest festival of Baisakhi. The day-long celebration was marked with a series of events that highlighted the significance of the festival and the importance of cultural heritage. The day began with a vibrant morning assembly, where Harmeet shared the significance of Baisakhi in Punjabi, followed by Namrata’s inspiring speech on Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar’s birth anniversary in English. The students were addressed by Principal Charanpreet Kaur, who wished them a very happy Baisakhi and Ambedkar Jayanti. The little stars in pre-primary had an absolute blast celebrating Baisakhi with colourful attire and fun activities that brought the festival to life.

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