Silver Oaks School, Bathinda

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Bathinda, Updated At : 11:02 AM Nov 21, 2024 IST

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A two-day Founders’ Function was held at the school. The chief guest of the first day of the celebration was Parmvir Baath, a senior journalist of Prime Asia Television. The stage lit up with a plethora of performances ranging from classical Nritya Vinayak to choreography like ‘Essence of Emotions’ to plays like ‘Salaam ISRO’, ‘Web of Realities’, ‘Kathputli’ and ending with the bhangra performance ‘Mitti Vatnan Di’. Class X students of session 2023-24 were felicitated for their exemplary performance in the board exams. Parmvir Baath encouraged the students with his inspirational words and wished them well for their future endeavours. The function of Day 1 ended with the singing of the national anthem.

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