Silver Oaks School, Sushant City II, Bathinda

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 21, 2025 IST

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The school organised a fun-filled sports event, ‘Baby Olympics’, designed for junior kids. The event was open for all juniors and their parents, featuring various types of races like collect the toys, crawling, water warriors, balance the ball and other games tailored to different age groups. Students performed a cheerful dance to motivate the participants. A ‘Cutie Pie’ Contest was the main attraction of the event, which was an online contest in which kids of age group of 2-6 years participated. Krish Ajeet Yadav, Parmjot Singh, Veerpal Kaur, Lakshit Sharma and Amaira were the winners of the contest. The event was inaugurated by school Director Barninder Paul Sekhon and Principal Neetu Arora. Winners of races and games were awarded prizes.

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