St Mary's School, Mohali, celebrates Teachers' Day

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 17, 2025 IST

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St Mary's School, Mohali, celebrated Teachers' Day, honouring the dedication and guidance of its teaching fraternity. The day began with a special assembly conducted by students, featuring heartfelt cultural items expressing gratitude to mentors. Classrooms also witnessed vibrant celebrations where students organised edifying activities and expressed their love through handmade cards, flowers and performances. A formal gathering was later held in the school where teachers of both branches (Chandigarh and Mohali) were present. The event commenced with a prayer song, followed by greetings and exhorting speeches. Chairman Rev Fr Aji K Chacko addressed the gathering with words of encouragement and appreciation. The programme concluded with the school anthem and a resolve to enlighten.

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